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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-08-20
NOTICE TO FARM BUYERS

We have number Of fine choice
farms for sale located in Chester
County, Pennsylvania.
We have one special bargain that
is worth your attention at once. This
farm contains 154 acres of which rs
acres is>in timber. This farm is 10
Gated on main thoroughfare and hard
macadam road and close to towns and
cities, churches, schools, railroads
trolly lines and close to all the big
markets for everything that is raised
on a farm. All products there bring
about one-fourth more than they do
in Virginia. These farms raise one
third more per acre than the lands
| in Virginia. The soil is rich and
Iloamy and easy to work No waste
land and can all be farmed. This
farm can be bought for $4,000 in
Guiding everything that is on the
farm in the sale. ALI of this years
growing crops which have been har-
vested and put in the barn consist
ling of so tons or more Of first-class
hay. 500 blu. or more Of wheat,
1850 blu. or more of oats, rs acres or
more of fine growing corn. All
farming machinery of every descrip-
ton which is in fine condition and
should be worth at low estimate
$1,000. The stock consists of 20
head of fine, big, young dairy COWS,
6 fine big work horses with harness
complete, also about 100 nice chick
ems.
The buildings on this farm are
fine and large and a Beautiful place
to live. The barn is about 50xS5
and has stalls for % head Of cattle
and head of horses. The house
has ~ rooms and fronts with lawn
running out to pike. The outbuild-
ings are all in good shape. This
farm is well watered with spring and
spring branches. Springswater with
natural gravity is piped into house
and barn. No cost to maintain this
water system and is never failing.
After figuring off all of the crops
and stock at low estimate it figures
this land down to considerably less
than 500 per acre. There is plenty
of good fruit of all kinds on this farm
Anyone interested in such a farm and
bargain should apply to w B, BLAKE
MORE or B. F. CARRIER, Harrison
burg, Virginia. And we will be glad
to take you with us to see this coun-
try. We make a trip about every
week.
W.-B. BLAKEMORE, =
2ts B, F. CARRIER
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-08-20

Mention Recorder In answering advs
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-08-20
LET US HAUL YOUR FREIGHT

RATE Staunton to Monterey rs.
Stauntcn to Mcdowell, soc.
We have made arrangements with
v. B. Bishop at Monterey and Mess
ers McNulty Bros at Mcdowell to re
ceiye orders for us and to take care
of the goods and deliver to you from
their stores.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-08-20
LUMBER

We will now take orders for all
kinds of lumber-will have special
orders cut, all sizes and kinds.
W. E. Gum & Co.
ct =. Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-08-20
WILL HUNT DOWN
DRAFT EvADERs
fby Louis Garthel

|
Bureau of The Baltimore American
! It's Riggs Bldg Washington. Aug 8
| The long arm of the government
will in short time reach out relent.
lessly for every man who evaded the
draft, either by neglecting to register
or by refusing to report for duty after
he had been drafted. The Provost
Marshall General of the Army has
at the direction of Secretary of Wal
Baker, completed a list of 1891
men who are suspected of being de-
linquents or deserters, and in a short
time the names of these men will be
given the widest publicity so that
they may be arrested and punished.
None Will Escape
Such men are regarded as "delin-
~quents" rather than actual deserters;
that is, men who failed to respond
when they were drafted as well as
men who deserted after they had been
taken into service. All of them,
however, will be hunted down and
punished. "a
While the Department Of Justice
and the secret agents Of the War
Department will be tireless in hunt
ing down the deserters and the de-
linquents, the War Department will
call upon all patriotic societies and
all organizations formed during the
war to promote American victory,
as well as all private individuals, to
submit to the War Department any
available information which will as
sist in the arrest of the draft slackers
The War Department further an
nounces that no mercy will be shown
to the men who are arrested.
At the same time the War Depart
ment is anxious that no injustice
shall be done any man. 1t realizes
that there are possibilities of mis-
takes, and it is anxious to avoid
holding up to public contempt any
man whose name does not belong on
the lists and who might thus unjust
ly suffer ostracism in his community.
Timely Warning
Therefore, it announces that any
man who is in doubt as to his status
should communicate with the Adjus
tant general within the next two
weeks so as to afford sufficient time
for his case to be settled before the
public announcement of the names
of the deserters.
The announcement continues: 1.-THE
War Department is most anxious not.
to place upon any man who served
his country honorably the humilia-
ton of having his name appear as
Stacker, and for that reason is seek
ing the widest publicity of the fact
that list of deserters will be pub
lished and that the men whose names
appear on that list will be arrested
and brought to trial before military
court. Any man, therefore, who is
not positive that his record with his
local board was complete in every
detail should at once avail himself of
this opportunity to clear his record
and avoid the probable publication of
his name as deserter. Once the
list of deserters is posted, every
means at the disposal of the Army
will be brought into play to bring
about the arrest and trial of the
guilty. ..--
"The tremendous public sentiment
against slackers will cause the where
abouts Of most of them to be reveal
ed, and it is not expected that any
guilty man will escape"
New Britain herald., 1920-02-28
CITY MEETING ADJOURNS FOR VOTE
 AT POLLS ON MATTER OF TAX RATE

cut from $3S.t00 to $10,00U and in- cidentals a few hundred. We guar antee with good efficient adminjs- tratiOn the - mill tax will carry the city. Our budget is simple and not nearly as ridiculous as some would have you bclieNe.'
 Lawyer George Levitt questioned the spok kesman of the association as to what would be dCne if the school department ran cut of coal
 Buy some more," was MT. Sex tons pointed reply. The answer was greeted with mirth and the speaker was forced 10 sit down.
 Chamberlain Presents Side.
 Chairman Chamberlain said he Was familiar with his CWn figures but felt it was wrong to have ;t budget printed in the evening upon which its adoption was to be asked. He said that the supply item had been cut from S15,000 to $3,S00 and it was not nearly enough to carry the school board. Repairs l1ad cost $20.000 last year but were cut to S10,000 this year. That is but one-haIf Of one per cent. of the original cost of building. Going on. Mir. Cham berlain said
 "Mihc Tells 'Em."
 q would venture to say that the
New Britain herald., 1920-02-28

Taxyay"r.,' o,iation doesn't know what tn" street Improvement fund iS''
 r. S. ~Ac Aulun arose to his feet ;'rd called across the auditorium to Attorney SextCn. who was on the other eitle4 -.--.--.-.----.. .~-~
 You tell him. Mike
 The explanation was lartlE s;s tis- factory put the chairman argued that the assess mcnts and benefits Wer" not equal, as Sexton had said. hence the need Of a fund to draw in the sIaci:.
 F. x. Offers Argument.
 r. S- M. Mahon was given the.riSht of the floor and he addressed inc nesting with these words:
 ''T have known Fred Cham mbcrluin and have been lighting with him for 50 years. Freddy is a good fellow but when he is hot he'll say anything. The D mill tax we are offering is the old 21 mill tax with the four addi tional mills for increased salaries. That includes the Fl mills passed at si city meeting when nc one was looking.
 .'Now 'Burdette' Loonis is d very efficient official, but he didn't collect the back taxes. 1t was the agitation of the Taxpayers association. It was our threat that Mike Sexton would bring him into court.
 This is a time for work and save If the board of public works had it's way you would have a 50 mill tax There is one item that Fred didn't tell you about-that s22,000 that is
New Britain herald., 1920-02-28
AL BOY AT YALE CONCERT.

krbert F.. Anderson, d student at fGale University School of Music
 |one of the pupils selected to play recital yesterday afternoon at
 |gue Memorial hall in New Ha- Mr. Anderson played in the Britain High school orchestra -Four years, and his many class
 ks will be glad 10 hear of his new
 1ess. Mir. Anderson. who was as
 |d by Miss Louise Mahan. played |hoven's Romance in F major. played as an encore Tartini
New Britain herald., 1920-02-28
CITY ITEMS

of C. Ball. April 5.-Advt. Phn ]. Feenel has sold property Wilcox street to Valentine NJ. To
 hnce.> BardecI's hall, Saturday It. Alpha String Orchestra.-A dvt. be Sunshine society will meet |day afternoon. This is an inn bnt meeting and q large attend is desired.
 bn't forget K. of C. Ball.-Advt. led Beioin. Jr., is the week end |t of Napoleon Gilboe of Lowell, bnce. Bardeck's hall Saturday It. Alpha String Orchestra.-.Adv
New Britain herald., 1920-02-28
Fire House in the Woods

coming from the state for teachers SalG
 Fire House in the Woods.
 'Onr ; mill tax was q succrss When W@ made out ouE budget We didn't figure on an Old Home Week "elebratiOn. We don't know what the poyS will do next year. We paid %l',o0O for that and $15,00U for :. city garage, SC that ali the automo- ElleS could be gathered together. We also We're asked for q fire house, i,, the woods We save Mag1ell &t.00O and he wants 5000 more.''
 The speaker explained the items or the Taxpayers budget and urged it's support.
 Alter he concluded the resolution for adjournment was offered and carried unanimousIy
New Britain herald., 1920-02-28

coming from the state for teachers SalalipS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Rasmussen Wide fylde Gasolin
paa ,,stoven" uden at vide, at
den allerede var tendt. Gasolin-
kanden exploderede, og hendes
Kleder antpndtes. Paa hendes
Raab ON Hjelp styrtode hendes
Mand til og fix Ilden slukket
we'd Hielp af ct Teppe; men den
ulykkelige Kvinde var da ale
rede saa forbrandt, at hun kort
efter afgik we'd OGDEN.
Abode efterlader foruden sin
Mand en- Son i Idaho. En- So
ster og en- Broder Dor npr Coun-
Gil Bluffs og ire Sostre og to
Br6dre i Danmark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Den danske Pioneer af 27.
Maj laser vi:
Den Drom, som i flere Aar
har beskaftiget herboende Dan.
ske, nemlig O~pf9relsen af ct
dansk Hospital j Omaha, synes
nu at skulle gaa i Opfyldelse,
idet det stiftede Chr. Fenger
Kompagni, der bestaar af kend-
tie Danske serlig j Nebraska og
Iowa, har kebt Diet under Opf9-
relse varende store moderne Lord
Lister Hospital paa 26 og Dewey
Ave. Kebesummen er like Of
fentliggjort, men den skal ve-
re over u Million Dollars.
Det nye Hospital, der vii kun.
ne optage indtil 200 Patienter
og blive dirigeret under en- Stab
at de bedste Leger,a Kururger
og Specialister, antages at vile
kunne aabnes i L9bet at tire
Maaneder. ea
Del er forelpbig ct Board paa
ii Direktprer, men dette vii an
tagelig bliye udvidet. Den exeku-
tive Komite bestaar af Fred Pc
tersen, President af Iowa Fruit
and Produce Co. j Council Bluffs,
Banker Therkild Hermansen og
DIR. F. Rosenbladt, og Kompag-
NETS juridiske Konsulent er
Sagf9rer Sophns F. Neble jr.
Dette Foretagende, som har
vakt betydelig Opsigt selv j anne
rikanske Kredse, vii, hyis det.
gennemferes, hvad der synes at
vare al Udsigt til, blive Diet stor-
ste Foretagende j sin Art, der
nogen Sinde er gennemf6rt az.
Danske i Amerika."
vi forstaar, at denne Sag af.
Representatives med Diet f6rste
vii blive forelagt Danske her i
Blair og Washington County.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09


Komite Mr.. l var nu ferdig
til at %rapportere, og i Anledning
af dens Rapport besluttedes bl.
a. at udtaie Paask9nnelse at, at
flere Menigheder havde forhoiet
deres Pr9sters Lon, og at op-
fordre til, at Vi som Samfund
optager ct kraftigere Hjemme-
missionsarbejde. Specielt henstil-
ledes at yelge en- Field Secre-
tary.' Denne Henstilling blew
lagt paa Bordet til senere.
Aarsm9det udtalte sin TAX for
Diet trofaste Arbeide yore India
ner-Missionerer har udf9rt i Diet
svundne Aar. Den Kom., der i
Efteraaret besogte vor Indianer-
mission, Past. VI. n. Andreasen
og Mr.. L. Vedsted, udtalte sig
ON, hvad de havde iagttaget.
Past. Andreasen betonede serlig
Nodyendigheden af ~Skolearbej-
det; Mr.. Vedsted derimod lagde
Vegt paa. at Kostskolen trenger
haardt til Reparation.
Efter Afsyngelsen af 3 Vers
at Salmen ,,Gud, lad dit Ord i
Made lykkes" sluttedes Sessio-
nen med Bon at Past. f. Peter
sen Taller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
En- Rettelse. Vi er bleven gjor.


En- Rettelse. Vi er bleven gjort
opm9rksom paa, at det like
stemmede med Virkeligheden,
hvad Vi forleden m~eddelte, at
Trefoldigheds Menighed, Racine,
Wis, havde kaldt Past. C. Will
helmsen, Kansas City, og at han
hayde afslaaet Kaldet. Vi med
delte def, som Diet var meddelt
os, og som Vi mente fra paalide-
lig Kilde, men Vi erfarer nu, at
vi var forkert underretet, hvad
Vi beklager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Past. Bondo, takkede disse Re
presentanter for Spencers smuk-
Ike Tilbud.
Kom. Nr. 3 blev valgt og kom
til at bestaa af Presterne Tn.
y. Jersild, n. ?. Clemmensen, S.
Bondo og Delegaterne Emil Han
sen, Racine, og \. Borup, Green
field, S. Oak.
Kom. Nr. 1: Presterne J. X.
Jensen, 4 W. Neye og NJ. Tn.
Jensen o. Delegaterne p. c. Pc
tersen, Coulter, Ia, og A. K
Sorensen, Chicago.
En- Resolution fra Chamber OF
Commerce i Blair, Nebr., ople.
sizes og overgayes til Kom. Mr.
,, som havde hele Skolesager
til Behandling.
Past. II. W. Bondo rapporte.
rede ON Indsamlingen Ill Sko.
lekassen og takkede for de 90.
de Bidrag, der var giyet til den.
ne Kasse.
Modet sluttedes med Versei
,,Klokken slaar" og Bon af Past
Tn. n. Jersild.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Torsdag E~ftermiddag.

Denne Session aabnedes med
Afsyngelsen at Salmen ,,Paa Je-
rusalem Diet ny" og Bon af
Past. Hofgaard.
Byens Commercial Club ind
bod we'd sin Sekreter Medet til
EN- Automobiltur Fredag Efter-
midday. Indbydelsen modtoges
med TAX, og Tiden bestemtes til
III. / til 6 neynte Eftermiddag,
og paa samme It'd bestemtes Diet
at begynde Sessionen EN- Time
tidligere end sedvanlig.
Kom. Mr.. 3 rapporterede og eff
ter dens lndstilling udtaltes Tax
til Dir. for d. l.. p. II. og For
retningsfereren SAINT Diet hele
Personals for Diet trofaste og GO
de Arbejde, der var udf9rt i
Forretningen det sidste Aar, saa
denne trods Underskud i Flor
viste Overskud i Aar.
kom. forslog, at DISK" og
ID. |. Kbl." slaas sammen til Get
Blad. Den faldt flere Udtalelser
for og imod dette Forslag; sgr-
lig holdt flere paa Danskeren.
Mr.. II. Skov Nielsen ndtalte sig
ON Sagen fra Forretningens ST.
de set. Efter en- Del Dr9ftelse be-
sluttedes Diet med en- betydelig
Majoritet at forene de TO Blade.
bet overlodes til Direktionen
for Dan. luth. Publ. House i For
bindelse med den vordende Re-
dakter at bestemme Diet nye
Blads Indhold, Formal, Storrel-
Sc og Pris, og der skulde I'D
skriyes Konkurrence for Navn
paa Bladet.
kom. Mr.. 2 rapporterede, og
dens Rapport modtoges til Gen
nemgaaelse.
Mr.. c. Christensen fra Yer
million, S. OAK, optoges som
raadgivende Medlem af Modet.
| Anledning af navnte Komi-
tees Forslag Skolesagen angaaen-
de, andret we'd Forslag af Past.
Schultz, besluttedes at begynde
en- ~Indsamling til ct Bygge- og
Skolefond paa 100000 saa smart
Kirkeraadet i Forening med en-
vordende Indsamlingskomite an.
ser Tiden for belejlig dertil. Be
slutningen derom blew dog fsrst
fattet j neste Session.
To Menigheder - Den ferste
dansk ey. luth. Menighed i Win
nipeg, Can, og Den ey. luth. Me-
nighed / Petaluma, Calf, = OPP
toges j Samfundet. Fernandez le-
dede ] Bon ON Guds V~elsignelse
over disse Menigheder saa vel
som over hele Den for. danske
Kirke.
Indbydelse fra Menigheden i
Blair, fra Immanuels Menighed
j Racine, Wis, og fra Menighe-
den i Minden, Nebr., til Kirkent'
neste Aarsmede oplestes.
Det besluttedes at tage imod
Indbydelsen fra Blair Menighed.
Sessionen sluttede med Salmen
% Gud ske Low for Naadens
Ord"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Tilkendt Scholarship. We'd Ne.

braska Wesleyanske Universities
tire og tredivte aarlige Com
mencement." holdt den 2. Juni,
1920, tilkendtes Mr.. Aksel Oh
sen af Blair, Nebr., Freshman
Klassens Scholarship Premie. J.
c. Jensen, B. Department of
Publicity.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Torsdag Morgen.

,,-Nu Ute III nlnanden nOId1
Past. p. Rasmussen Foredrag ON
Job. Denne Mand var rig. For
mango oliver Rigdom EN- Snare.
like saa med job; for ham var
den en- Velsignelse. Han erkend-
te nemlig, at alt var fra Gud.
For mango leder Rigdom enten
til Gerrighed eller Nydelsessy-
ge. Den rige Bonde faldt ser-
lig for den sidste Fristelse.
,.Spis, dirk og yer gladi" sagde
han til sin Sjel.
job var rig paa ,,Fattigmands
Rigdom," rig paa Born, 7 Son
ner og 3 Dotre, og han havde
Omsorg for sine egne, serlig i
aandelig Henseende.
Saa kom ,,Jobsposterne." Ia
bet af Ejendom oe Born; men
Job sagde: .,Herren CAV, Her
rem tog, Herrens Navn vere To-,
yeti"
Sidst fix Djevelen Low til at
berove ham Helbred og Sundhed.
Men midi j sin Elendighed sva-
rede han sin Hustru, gennem
hvem Djevelen fristede ham til
Vantro: ,,Skulde Vi alene tage
imod Diet code af Herrens Hand
og like ogsaa Diet onde."
Under de ferste Trengsler 81
ges ON job, at han like synde-
de, men tilsidst under hans Ven
ners Bebrejdelse forbandede han
sin Fedselsdag.
Foredraget sluttede med at gil
We to Grunde, hvorfor Gud la
der Ulykke og Modgang mode
sine Born j. For at hans Nayn
maa forherliges gennem discs
Taalmodighed under Trengsler.
2 For at forberede dem I'll den
evige Herlighed. job opnaaede
dog ogsaa jordisk Lyksalighed
til sidst. Der sluttedes med Yer
set TAX for al din F9dsels Gle-
de-, og neutrality-suspicious. be-
gyndte med ,,Aand over Aander,
kom ned fra det hole" og Bon
at Past. SSe.
Sekreteren rapporterede so
Prester og 81 Delegater, altsaa
161 stemmeberettigede Medlem-
til Stede.
R%eferatet fra forrige Session
oplestes og godkendtes.
Kom. Mr.. 5 valgtes og kom til
at bestaa af Presterne Block,
Jeppesen og /. NJ. Andersen og
Delegaterne Lars Petersen og K.
j. Knudsen.
Valg af Embedsmgnd fix fol
gende Udfald: Sekretar Past.
NJ. n. Andreasen, Kasserer Otto
Hansen, Blair, Medlemmer af
Kirkeraadet j.. Vedsted og C..
ID. Skoy; Medlemmer af Skole-
direktionen Past. Ii. p. Jensen,
Minden, og Mr.. Hans Petersen,
Elk Horn. Dir. ID. l.. p. II. Past.
II. Berthelsen, Mr.. Albert Han,
sen, Harlan, Ia, og +. J. Lee,
Council Bluffs, la.
Til Medlemmer af B9rnehjems-
bestyrelsen yalgtes Past. A. p.
Hansen og Mr.. John Madsen,
Waupaca.
Til S. s. Komiteen N. c. Carl
sen, Genvalg.
Til Revisorer Presterne L. II.
Jensen og A. Svendsen og Leg-
mendene Owe T. Andersen og|
II. j. Hansen, begge Blair, Nebr.
Nok eft Medlem paa Borne
hiemsbestyrelsen valgtes H.
G. Henriksen, Jacksonville, la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
En- frygtelig Ulykke. I

samme Blad meddeles f0lgende
En- frygtelig Ulykke skete i
Scndags Morges paa Jens Ras.
mussens Farm ca. 4 Mil fra
Council Bluffs, Ia, idet hans
Hustru brendte tildgde. Mrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Mand at tale ON en- stor Mand.
Elias Virksomhed faldt ca. 300
Aar for kristus og var yesent-
liz indskrenket til l%sraels Rige.
Et stort Kald hayde denne
Profet fact. Folk og konge
havde vendt Herren, Israels Gnd
Ryggen. Her omtaltes saa Je-
roboam | og Kalvedyrkelsen, SON
han indf0rte i Israels Rige. 81
den Kong Akab og BaalsdyFkel-
sen, som han Og hans hedenske
Drowning. den onde Jesabel, nd
forte. Paa en- sadan It'd o. al
eft saadant Folk blev Elias sendt-
Elias ligesom dukker op al en-
Gang, og han forsvinder igen
paa underbar Made, men nan
levede i Folkeminderne. selv pas
Kristi It'd. D9beren Johannes
skulde staa frem i Elias AaDd
og Kraft. Da Jesus fra korset
raabte: Ell, Eli Sabaehtanil"
(min Gud, min Gnd, hvorfor har
du forladt mig) raabte Folk:
Han kalder paa Elias. 10, han
levede i Folkeminderne ned igen-
mem Tiderne. Hans Yirksomhed
havde sat dybe Spor.
For at paavise, hvad Hemme-
ligheden var i Elias store Ind
flydelse, fremdrog Taleren Ka-
raktertrPk hos Profeten.
/. Elias var en- troende
Mand, og han hayde Tro paa SIT
Kald. Hans Ord til Kong Akab:
Der skal hyerken komme Dug
eller Regn uden paa nit Ord"
wiser dette. Ligesaa gor hans
Ord til Enken j Serepta: oMelet
i Krnkken skal like forteres,
og Oliekruset skal like blive
tomt indtil den Dag, at Herren
skal give Regn oyer Jorderige."
2. Elias var en- m 0 d g Mand-
Ogsaa dette viste han over for
Akab. Det tog Mod at sige til
Landets Konge, at der like skull
de falde Regn j tire Aar og s
Maaneder for hans og Folkets
Synds Skyld. Ligesaa til at tugte
ham for hans Synd imod Nabot.
Han optraadte mod Akab som
D9beren siden imod Herodes An
tipas. Og paa Karmels Bjerg Vi
ste Elias baade Tro og Mod.
3. Og Elias var en- B ennens
Mand. Def var paa hans Bon,
Regnen holdtes tilbage, og paa
hans Bon regnede Diet igen. Bon
men styrkede hans Tro og Mod.
Forening at Tro, Mod og Bon
err Hemmeligheden j de dybe
Spor, Profeten Elias's Virksom-
he'd satte.
En- Ting endnu. Elias raj en-
stor Mand, vi err smaa. Men og-
saa den store Mand kunde BIZ
We mismodig. bet er nok, tag
nu min Sjal" sagde han til Her
rem, da Jesabel stod ham efter
Livet. Han mente, at han stod
alene paa Herrens Side; men
Herren lader ham vide, at der
err 1000, som like havde beiet
Kne for Baal.
bet er noget for os smaa Pro
feter - 1000, som Elias like saa-
Der kan vere Frugter af vor
Corning, som vi like ser.
Andagten sluttede med Sal
men ,,Klynke og klage."
Sessionen.
Efter Aabning paa almindelig
Wis meddelte Sekreteren, at der