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Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
COLLEGE
 WANTS ORE SAMPLES

The St Procopius college, care Bo- hemian Reuedictine Press. 1637 All port street, Chicago. Ill., wants ore specimens and small Indian curios, ac- cording 10 d letter received by the Phoenix chamber Of commerce. The writer says the college is seeking ar ticles of historical and educational value for it's museum, which now is being assembled. He says the donor of any article will have his name placed upon the article. X small de scription for each article contributed would be appreciated
 The college is a Roman Catholic or ganization and the theological de partment," says the writer furnishes priests for the several hundred Bohe- milan colonies scattered from the Gulf of Mexico to Manitoba. The editor in-chief of the publications-dai semi weekly and monthly-was 2 chaplain in France and was decorated for bravery. The college educates Bo- hemian young men born in the United States The letter is signed by c. r.. Stastny. The chamber of commerce suggests any curios or orc samples to be sent direct to the address given above.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
SCHOOL BACCALhUREATE
 SERMON GIVEN
Rev. George Logic Gives Impressive Address - More Than Thousand Att tend Exercises

Bathed in the quiet softness of d cool evening the annual baccalaureate ser mon was given in the stadium at the Phoenix Indian school at T o'clock yes terday evening, attended by about 1000 students and interested friends.
 The program was opened by an over ture May Flowers" by the school band, which upheld its high standard of artistry in all of the selections in which it took part. Next came a splen- did rendition of Come. Thou Almighty King" by the student body. following which Rev. G. D. Yoakum read selec- tions from the scriptures.
 The work of the boys chorus was highly commended in it's singing or Why Not Today" which was followed by the invocation by Rev. Mir. YOakum- Ricardo Manuel acquitted himself with great honor in his solo, Loved Ones Are Waiting" assisted by the boys chorus.
 Rev. George Logic Gives Sermon
 Rev. George Logic of the Presbyte- rian church delivered the baccalau- rcate address. which made a great i'm pression on his audience.
 He emphasized in his talk, which was more on the intimate and personal order rather than the formal and aca- demic baccalaureate sermon, the ne cessity of starting out in life with high { rabbit pen or a palace2" he questioned. in bringing out his point
 Three words, Mir. Logic urged the graduating class to keep in mind Tn their daily lives, which he said would enable them to keep in the right path and uphold their class motto: Onward Ever, Backward Never" These words were Seeing, serving and suffering.
 Idea of Service Emphasized
 "Education,' said MT. Logic, "enables you to see straight and find the real goal of living But seeing is of little value to humanity" he continued, "un- less used in service. Real men and women" he continued, who make the real successes are those who have kept in mind an indomitab1e purpose for the right things, and who have suffered the hardships that were encountered along the way.
 Face the worth while things and endure the hardships and suffering and yours will be the real success" In closing. Mir. Logic cited the case of the desert cactus, which through its great power of enduring the hardships Of life, manage to live and conserve an extra storage of moisture in a coun- try where other plants are forced out of the contest. He also urged the members of the graduating class not | to go back to their homes and start in l just where they left off before enter I ing school, but to take hold and make 1 themselves felt on the road Of progress r Following the address the band struck up "The Star -Spangled Ban ner," after which a hymn was sung by the audience. and Rev. G. D. Yoal<unl delivered the benediction. Then as the students marched from their places the band played a selection of spirited ! compositions, and the first event Oi commencement week was ended.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
NAILS IF LOOKOUT
 CIIECKMATE POLICE

Loud cries Of warning from negro woman lookout in front of a supposed gambling establishment yesterday af- ternoon put the brake on a police raid which finally resulted only in the find ing of a quantity of playing cards in an empty room.
 As the police approached the house. which they were going to investigate upon complaints registered by neigh bOrs, a negro woman burst into t series of shriek5 and cries. which was answered from the interior of the house by an outpouring of dusky citi gems who might have been likened to a hive of black ants disturbed by some foreign influence. No arrests were made.
 It is believed that the negroes in the gambling party are the same that were caught last winter playing the Georgia skiR game.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
COTTON MARKET
 WILL GO STILL
 HIGHER, THINKS

A short crop and heavy demand is tending to boost the price of cotton upward. according to N. r. Blackwell editor in chief of the Cotton and Cot ton Oil News" of Dallas. Texas. who arrived in the city with his wife and daughter. Miss Leola, yesterday. and is stopping at the Hotel Adams. Mr. Blackwell is making a tour to the Pacific coast studying cotton condi- tions in Arizona and California.
 Mr. Blackwell said he was receiving very favorable reports from his son. who is studying cotton spinning condi- tions in Spain, Italy, Switzerland. the devastated regions of northern France. Belgium, Holland and Germany. These the ruinous rates of exchange the cot ton mills of all countries visited are running to capacity. Those which were dismantled and destroyed in France and Belgium are refitted and win be in active operation within d year.
 This reported activity in Europe as well as in this country and prospects for Q very short cotton crop in the southern states leads me to d very bullish conclusion" Mir. Blackwell said and I look for cotton prices to go still higher. Tn fact I expect to see all agricultural and live stock products advance in price until a grtater sup ply is assured than present prospects indicate"
 MT. Blackwell and his wife expressed themselves as delight d with the beauty and progress or Phoneix and the surrounding country.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
MOVIE MAN HERE TO
 TAKE VALLEY SCENES

Glen kreshler. a representative of the Ford Educational weekly, which is shown in moving picture theaters all over the country, is in the valley to shoot a few local scenes. He was taken over the farming country around Phoe- nix. yesterday by Ed. Rudolph local Ford distributor. and took many feet of films of local irrigation work ana cotton fields
 In company with MT Rudolph he will leave for Roosevelt dam via the Apache Trail this morning to add a few more picturesque scenes which will be later reproduced on the screen as repre- sentative of this part of the country.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
U. 5. TO LESSEN
 DAIRY AND FARM
 WORK FOR 1921
lContinned From Page Onel.

promulgated because of q lack of funds for their effective enforcement.
 The project to develop home sup ply of camphor, which important prod uct is now controlled by Japanese mo- nopoly, will have to be reduced by 15 per cent.
 investigations of animal tubercu- Iosis, anthrax and various other dis eases. as well as studies Of stock poi soning by plants, will be greatly re- duced.
 Forest insect field stations at Colo rado Springs. Colo, and Ashland, Ore, and the sub station at Chico, Cal, will be abandoned and the work at the field laboratory at Los Gatos, Cal, seriously curtailed' %
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07

Arizona, last night and a boy giving his name as Willard FogaI. was found to be suffering from bad scalp wound According to a brief report from the constable of San Simon. the two boys were found at Bawtry siding, where they had evidently failed asleep with their heads on the railroad ties
 Willard Fogel. the injured boy, told the authorities his mother, Mrs. Mary Fogal, lives at Five Points, Phoenix. He is about IS years old and weighs about 130 pounds. His height is given as five feet and seven inches. He is being cared for at San Simon.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07

small price Co pay for the permanent benefits it has brought"
 As to Governor Aliens question re- gardiug who controlled the divine right" to order employees to strike MT Gompers said strikes were ~"ordered by the majority vote of union member ships; they are not ordered by officials at will
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
Office Only Honorary

LOS ANGELES, June 6.-Monsignor John Cawley who today was notified of his appointment as private chamber lain to the pope announced he would continue in his office as secretary and chancellor of the diocese of Monterey and Los Angeles. The new title is an honorary one. Roman Catholics here explained. and was awarded for meri- tOrous service in the church. The new chamberlain was born at Dublin, Ire land, in 1882 and has been in the United States virtually all the time and in the California, dioceses since 1909.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07

were taken into custody, but Mrs. West. was subsequently released.
 Yesterday mornings haul was one or the biggest made by the police deparl- 1nent in months, and consisted Of Dolh coIored and clear corn whiskey The arrested men had been under suspicion for some time the police said before the police. led by Captain Sutherland. searched their room. Those who ac- companied the captain were OtficerS Frazier Tindel. Gillick, McCloud ana smith. A federal officer also was in the raiding party. but as a deputy policeman and not in his official ca pacity.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
GET NINETY PINTS AND 15 GALLONS IF
 WHISKEY IN RAID

Ninety pint bottles and a 15-gallon glass container of corn whiskey were seized by the police in a raid on a local hotel at o'clock yesterday morning. Emmet West and his brother and sis- ter -in-law MT. and Mrs. W. IT. West.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
LOS ANGELES MAN
 IGNORED BY POPE

ROME, June 5.-Monsignor John Cawley. chancellor and secretary of the diocese of Monterey and Los Angeles, Calif., was named private chamberlain to the pope at the vatican today
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
APRoN ANp oVERALL pANCE-

An apron and overall dance will be given at o'clock tonight by the Wood men of the World In the Oddfellow hall. A good time has been promised an who attend. A fine will be as sessed against all who attend in attire other than that specified.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07
ONE KILLED, ONE
 HURT IN ACCIDENT

\ boy identified as Hugh Williams of Rincon, New Mexico was found dead by a freight crew near San simon,
Arizona republican., 1920-06-07

SumnTary: Homeruns-Lush, Grif- fen. Three base hits-Meason, Key holds Two-b base -Resvoloso (2). Westfa1l, Menhennett. Struck out-By Lush s. by Molino '. Bases on balls Of Lush 1, off Molino 3. Hit by pitcher -( -(Resvoloso. Sacrifice hits-BryanG. Pomeroy. c. Peterson. Stolen bases Butler. c. Peterson (2), Millett @. Base on errors-Mesa 4. Southwest Cotton 2. Left on bases-Mesa 9, South west Cctton Empires Lemons and Dixon. Attendance 800. Time of game. 2 hours 15 minutes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Til Praster og Menighedsfolk i
Den forenede danske evangelism l~utherske Krke Danmark.
Mad. og Fred!

som dt vii vaee hr ale behndtb eshmte Aasmodd i Hutchinson, Minnesota at sae
en- Sum pa mndg $O0OOOO hyowf den enc Havde skuhh brgA til at opbygge en- hdSa
Skle og den anden Hayda til ct Skoe6nd En- Kmhe til at for@taa denne indsamhng
blew vMt Dt err dene Komie, der nu hnvnder sig til er vener og bedr m eds opmerk
omhe1, Hjhp og Fobo1 .Z
Jet var en- epdegonde Bgrnhad Den frede Krk Historic hin Dagi Hutchinson
oenavneB eIuting bv tat Der gk en- Gpd@Homnrg igmnem Foranhhngn, da ke
snnahtb v bakndtgir at 1876 semte for ForIap5 nems km 6 aemtei md. u kaer dt
ct sr Aaeile. megen Karighed og OffrTighd at udbHe dene BeIuting. Neppen @n
te bre end Komhen. Men Vi fortaar ogaa at Diet stR like r yrkommelg W
vi trr dA baae kan og vii lkks vi vd vi hr m. dnagig Gud for hym id er umuhg5
Vi hr pav tF Folks Samhndskaihed 0g Ohevnghd Vener Hern hr yadgnet s
med bmde aandehge og hmme Goder, aa vi hr rgdt pa ale mraadr M konnr ian
igmem sin Kke og bMr ON en- lille Bwkdd 9f de hmige Mder nan harb drot o at ware
over Vnl nn ike Diet dove Ore og d ct kdheH Gte til hans Bon
Skoegeninpn err den fgigse Faor vr Knke Abjde Bd mept Enrum ogi F@es
skbf rS a@n Tl ON den og dpt d, nr | kommers annen, HTrens Vemer, men la
Diet se med Hpret omne Kerignd ti dd er wort Samhnds kanse Barn. lad os Saf for
aa yenr at dne Gang ska Vi le som adrg for Vi shd eo g pei Fk ALE hJepe
ngn sge Enghed gr stark
komten hr nu yert anil og ar en- Plan for de store Arejde Ehr bdte 6bn
hr den beruet hl den tr liver Mnighed vii os kan give zen Sum som vi formterf fra
........ Megpd e: s
M sa l ike e bme Dd r st like aa svrt som dt mamke we'd fhte 9J4ast
ser nd til Hk 1 hrf fem Art til at bdMe Diet l. og nm M hat knfrnrelN eiem vii bmn-
e Cue ct Takohe, Sa vii liver ende MHmghed Samfundet go over tet top kmde Vi
gore dd Kngm@ a kan vi oga gore dt for Herens Sag
Endidre bmr Kmtan liver enet Mnigbed ON sa smart. som muhg at vUge en- Konte
3 Mdemmer til at baa Neutrality-suspicious. Reprenhnt nr han kommer g be@ger
Mengleden
De Bv bees onast we'd Mengheiens rtkommende Gudsen@te
De r alt Komeen beher ON dne Gang Hered yr dene store Sag Gudb faht
Med Frdns Hen,
dsamingskomten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Kirkelige Vindinger og Tab.

Bladet ,,Augustana" henleder
en- Redaktionsartikel Opmerk.
somhed paa Betydningen af kor.
rekt Statistik. F9rst siger Bla-
Diet, at der af Lutheran Bureau.
New York, udsendtes den over
raskende Opgivelse. at vor Kir-
Ike forleden Aar foregedes med
211,000 Kommunikanter, og det-
tie Tai gengayes i flere af vor
Kirkes Blade. vi vidste, at Tai
let var urigtigt og henledte OPP.
m9rksomheden derpaa, men end.
nu er ingen Rettelse udsendt.
Skal dette Bureau svare til sin
Opgave, saa maa Diet legge Wind
paa at we're korrekt. - Saa
anf9res, hvad Statistikeren Car
roll opgiver, nemlig 1854, som
vor lutherske Kirkes Vekst Il
AM i Diet syundne Aar, EN- a
ringe Tilvekst, at den Dor ma
ne os til alvorlig Eftertanke.
Men Tilvekst er Diet dog, og
derover Dor vi glede os, naar vi
ser, at andre protestantiske Sam
fund er gaaet tilbage. Fglgende
Samfund opgives at vare
gaaet a meget tilbage,
som vedf9jede Tai wiser: Meto-
disterne Ii Nord og Sgd 6,344,
= Baptisterne Ii Nord og Syd)
44,163, - Presbyterianerne A.
119, = de forenede Presbyteria-
mere 1886, = Disciples of Christ
16,645. Man giver Krigen Skyl-
den for unSjagtig eller ufuld-
standig Statistik. Maaske for en-
Del.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

Ter Pigeforening o.s.v indsender
specielle Gaver for at underhol-
de eller stotte en- Missioner, en-
Student eller andre Foretagen-
der derovre, yenligst om at IA
de undertengede vide, hyad |
g9r, og hvor meget elders aarli-
ge Bidrag til nevnte Sag bel9-
Der sig til.
vi we'd til Eksempel, at I'm
manuels Menigheds Pigeforening
i Racine har paataget sig For
mynderskab (protege No. 800
for en- unge Piges Uddannelse,
at Egenezer Menighed i Chica-
go er interesseret j en- Students
Uddannelse til Predikegernin-
gen under ,,protege No. 40"
at Ill. District League ligele.
des stetter ct ungt Menneske
deroyre under ,protege No.
$780," og at Minnesota Ungdoms-
Forbund har noget ~lignende. I'M
der Oyervejelse. Las os smart he-
re noget fra allie | andre, der
paa nogen Made g9r noget spe-
cielt for vor Japan Mission, oe
send allie saadanne Meddelelser
til mig.
Elders forbundne
VI. o. Block,
$40 Lafayette Avenue,
Racine, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Ramp eller Indeferentisme.


Under ,,Indtryk fra Aarsmodet"
skriyer A. VI. Arentsen i ,,Flkbl."
bl. a.: ,,Dengang q gamle Dage)
kampede man paa Liy og bod
for sine Meninger og hvassede
Ordene, saa de bed sommetider
endog med Ukvemsord 90 saa.
rende Ytringer. .Efterpaa, naar
man i Hotellet havde faaet ell
god Middag, saa var nan rede
til at rekke hinanden Broder.
hand med ct tilgivende Ord.
- Nuyel, ! Aar var Diet frede-
ligt saa fredeligt, at Freden
bar Preg at moderne Indiffe-
rentisme eller Mine af at have
noget vigtigere i Hovedet end
Rigets Tjeneste. Muligens kunde
Diet yere ,,den engelske Syge''
eller Diet engelske Sprog eller
engelske Seder eller engelsk
culture" eller andre hejvigtige
Ting, som g.jorde Diet taaget og
dunkelt rundt ON og sagtnede
Farten." ,,Frikirken" har
altsaa ogsaa sit at besyares at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Til Japan MissiOnens
Venner.

vi laser javnlig j Bladene ON,
at flere af wore Menigheder og
Venner her i Landet indsender
Pengegaver til Missioner i ia
pan. bet er med like ringe In
teresse, vi Jaeger Marke til dis
Sc Indsendelser; men da vi On
skier, at wort Samfund skal faa
fuld Kredit for alt, der ydes at
wort Folk I'll denne Mission, an
modes derfor ale I, der som
Menighed, Ungdomsforening ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Past. N. P. Grayengaard til

Past. N. P. Gravengaard til
Des BONES. st. Johannes Menig-
he'd j Des Moines, Ia, har kali
Diet Pastor Grayengaard til
Prest med en- fast aarlig Lon af
1920. Paa Grundlag heraf har
F%orstander Hojbjerg iflg. Kr.
Sml. stillet folgende Forslag :
,,Samfundet giver Past. Craven
gard fri Bolig i den gamle For
standerbolig som Lon for Pre-
stetjenesten over for Skolen. Og
for Observation-Disclosures som han
efter Oyerenskomst med For
standeren giver paa Skolen, yder
SkOlen ham en- Timebetaling, der
svarer til, hvad Skolen giyer DR..
Bostrom for Underyisning." bet
re Forslag er enstemmig tilstemt
af Styrelsens Medlemmer Der
til fojer Past. Gravengaard
,,Paa disse Betingelser har jeg
sagt ia til at modtage Kaldet
fra St. Johannes Menighed, hvor.
til ieg agter at flytte en- Gang
i E%fteraaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

iitd uNA SdihAi1 uhtoiN hoBiS
Tanker angaende den Sag, som
ganske visit err en- Del forslidt,
men som dog alligevel besk@fti-
ger manges Sind og Tanker, like
mindst blandt vor Ungdom, mem
Zig Sprogsagen.
Naar jeg i min Indberetning
har brugt Ordet Kevl, saa har
jeg gjort Diet i den Forstand,
som en- hel Del az wort Legfolk
opfatter al Discussion i wore Bla-
de, nemlig som Kavl imellem
Presterne. Har jeg med dette
Ord rant eller saaret Kir-
kebladet og Diet Red, saa beder
jeg ON Forladelse. Men for 9vrigt
synes jeg, kere Past. Hansen,
at en- Mand, der som du uddeler
Til Hojre og Venstre og kritise-
rer alt og allie linden for wort
S%amfund, son dn like synes ON,
like burde vere saa 0mfindtlig.
Men naar blot man we'd, at vi
herefter skal SEES efter i Som.
meme, a skal jeg for min Del
vare mere forsigtig i Valget af
mine Udtryk.
Angaaende hele den Sag, som
Pastor Hansen skriver ON da
kun dette j al Korthed bet
Bryllup oliver der intet at, ka-
re Past. Hansen, og der er visit
heller ingen, der har tenkt paa
Diet, eller gjort Forberedelser
dertil Diet er dog visit at Sc
Sppgelser we'd hejlys Dag, naar
Past. IL. taller ON at skifte Sprog
i den Forstand, at Diet danske
skubbes til Side, eller helt af-
SKATES; hyem tenker dog paa
saadant iblandt wort danske Kir-
kefolk, eller iblandt wore Pre-
ster; naa, jo, Past. III. har 10
truffet cen af wore yngre Pre-
ster, som helst Wide vere fgr-
dig med Diet danske, men Diet err
han da visit ogsaa enc ON, og
vii blive Diet for en- lang It'd.
Der er visit ingen af ore Pre.
ster, son ensker Diet danske
afskaffet j wort Kirke-
selv ON Diet for enkel-
tie af de yngre er lidt besver-
ligt at BRUCE Diet.
Jeg synes, Diet bedste Bevis
paa denne min Paastand var den
Medfart, som Tilbudet fra Mid
land College j Fremont fix we'd
wort sidste Aarsm8de.
Men vi, som bruger Diet en-
Sprog we'd wore Guds-
t~jenester, og som mango Steder
har givet den fine engelske
d Jane ligestil1et Plads
med den danske Bonde.
pige*, fordi Diet err absolut nod
vendigt, hvis vi skal holde Still
|ingen, vi 9nsker at faa Low til
at arbejde ! Fred med Diet Pund,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

re Past. Andersen, at De MATTE
erfare i Deres Alderdom, at Guds
Made er nok til at fylde ct
langt Liv.o Sc andet Steds
ON Subskriptionen til Dana i
Staplehurst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
En- lOyende BegyndeIse.

bet er Frilufts-M issionsmodet
we'd Fremont i Sondags, vi ten-
ker paa, Diet Mode, som skulde
blive Begyndelsen til sligo a a r
/ g e Missionsmoder mellem Ma
bomenigheder her i ostre Ne
braska.
10, Diet lovede godt SON Be
gyndelse til en- Fortsettelse.
Presterne fra Fremont, Omaha
og Blair var modt frem, og Past.
II. W. Bondo fra Harlan, Ia,
som a indbudt til at vere med
til at fore Ordet, var der.
Og Fremmodet i Almindelig.
he'd var godt. vi holdt like
FolketelEng, men vi tog deri-
mod ct Skon over Automobiler-
ne. Der var omkring 100, faa
farre eller flere. Der ankom
eller afrejste jo enkelte Diet me-
ste af Tiden. Regner vi saa 4 a
D Passagerer til hver Automobil.
saa var der jo en- Forsamling
af 400 a 800.
Der viste sig altsaa Interesse
for Medet, og Diet er cen Betin-
gelse for, at ct sligt Mode kan
blive til Velsignelse, at der er
II 9relyst, Lyst til at lytte
til den Forkyndelse af Guds Ord.
der kaldes sammen til.
Vejret var nesten ideelt
hverken for varmt eller for koldt
og ingen Regn. Og Vejene eller
treffes sjelden bedre end
] S9ndags. Den storste Del
af Forsamlingen var naturIigvis
Fremont og Menigheden ,,paa
B~akkerne", men ogsaa her fra
a der mango. like slet
saa mango fra Omaha, enkelte
fra Council Bluffs, Iowa, og en-
fra Staplehurst, Nebr.
Redaktgr var blandt dem
1erfra, men we'd en- Accident"
blew Befordringen, han var med,
forsinket, saa det var midi j
Formiddagsm9det, for man naa-
sde frem.
Past. Schultz var langt hen.
j sin Prediken over Dagens
.vangelium q. Tekstrakke). ST.
len holdt Past. V. r. Staby fra
Omaha en- kort Pradiken. Han
lavde fundet sin Tekst hos Pro-
'eten Esaias. Begge disse Pre-
likener holdtes paa Dansk. Ind
mellem fix vi en- Korsang.
Saa holdtes der midday. Dels
yar der opstillet en- Slags Bor-
lie, dels improviseredes der Bor-
lie, dels bredtes der Dug paa
1resset, og Indholdet af de man.
re medbragte Madkurve sattes
rem. Efter Boredom (flere Ste
ler) lod man MAIDEN smage sig.
Der indtoges ct godt Maaltid.
Og saa blew der Lejlighed til
til at forny gamle Be-
,endtskaber og til at stifte ny.
Jet er like Diet ubetydeligste
rack we'd ct saadant Mode.
Hen efter K1. 2 kaldtes der
tier sammen for at lytte til
'orkyndelse af Guds Ord. En-
Indledning tai dette No
skal vi forst fortelle ON til
lutning.