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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
RAIN DELAYS WORK

After a fwenty-four hour delay on
account OF the heavy rain, work was
renewed on the new concrete strip q
road on the East Side OF Broadway
which is being laid from tho Wabash
rsiiroad 90 tho Pennsylvania tracks.
Starting the road at the Wabash
tracks. concrete has been put IN up to
Twelfth avenue. With favorable
weather. contractors hope to have the
East Side completed by the end Of the
month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
A LAST WARNING

With Monday set az the last day for
voters 70 register. a concentrated ef-
fort will be made by the county re-
publican organization today and the
frst day Of next week TO round UP
every man or woman OF voting age.
VINO has not already registered The
headquarters Of the Harrison Club fn
Gary hae been tho busiest place IN tbs
entire county all week and according
TO the workers there Is every prospect
OF getting out monster republican
vote in the November election,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
WILL WINTER
IN FLORIDA

Word has been received from Mrs
l. Gillmurray of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
y. T.. and formerly we'll known resi-
den. Of Gary. that she recently sold
her beautiful home and will spend she
winter in Florida Il am an old sub
ecriber and a constant reader OF The
Times" said Mrs. Murray. Its news
il reliable and so far I have never
read q paper that can take its place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
ASKS $1,000
FOR INJURIES

The Gary Street Railway Company
were made the defendants in another
personal injury suit which was filed
in the Gary superior court yesterday.
Vincent ochipintIno asks $4,000 dam
ages as a result OF being hit by a
Gary Street Railway car at l5th and
Broadway on the 2cnd OF June.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

The reason why Lydia T. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound is SO successful
i'm overcoming wonan's Ills II because it
contains the tonic, Strengthening pro
perties of good old fashioned roots and
herbs, which act On the female organ
ism. Women from all parts OF the
country are continually testtfying 20 les
strengthening, curative influence, and
as il contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs it Is safe medicine for women.
If you want special advice write Lydia
z. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiall,
Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened,
xead. and answered by women only.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

LIS RGkDFN lily Gk1at1
twas born and it did
wonderful work for
me. Ny baby weigh
led eightand one-half
pounds when born
and | did not suffer
many pains. You
can publish this let
tier II you wish for ]
would not be with
OUT your medicine
before child birth. |"
--MrG> JOHN 1BI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
RUMORS OF
TROTSKY'S WOUNDING

LONDON. Oct. 2-Persistent rumors
that Leon Trotsky. Bolshevist war
minister has been wounded, either Mt
the front. or as a result OF an attempt
to essssslnate him. are reaching c.
penhagen. according to a. Central New, {,
dispatch from that city.
The dispatch adds that Gen. BudennS'
famous soviet calvary commander. has
been arrested and is held for court
ms rttaf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

II cost Rocco DeGrazia OF Chicago
who was arrested in company with a
woman At the South Side Hotel in
Gary a sum OF $50 10 carry gun, III
INC Gary city yesterday. Gun toters
are not wanted in Gary according 10
the court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
Of INTEREST
TO WOMEN
This 10 a Short Letter, but IL
Brings a Message of Import
ance to every Woman.

Wcodford, Vt" Itook LydiaE Pink
hams Vegetable Compound ard Liver
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

Another fine shipment Of canned meats
vegetables and fruits received and will
be for sale Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 5. and Z, in Heuhn
Block. corner Holman and Logan at,
This will be the last shipment Of the
ebove food surplus You VIII miss
great opportunity if you don't get your
share. The winter is long and every
can guaranteed:
Fancy California Apricots. No. "a
can ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -"
Fancy California Peaches, No. 10
can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
Fancy California Cherries. No. 10
can --------------.---- 1.55
Fancy Early June Peas. No . can.
Per dozen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1.e5
Fancy Salmon, No. 1 can----- IS
Fancy Corn Beef. No. can--- IS
Fancy Corn Beef, ia ID. can---- a.
Fancy Corn Beef. 6 ID. can------ 1.75
Fancy Bacon. IL ibs.---------- ESQ
1.-THE kind YOU pay 4gc 30 5oc)
Corn Beef Hash --------------- %
Come early and avoid the rush.
lf0-2-2 DANIEL BROWN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
DE LUKE THEATRE
eco GET 1T"

An A-B-C Electric Washer will be given
away FREE during the run Of Mary
Pickford in SUBS"
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
BACK EAST AND OUT HERE.
By E. A. Brininstool


 Back East perhaps you owned place both roomy, deep and wlde' With shady trees which overnung the walks on either side. Ont here YOU own a "bungalow"-a dainty, small affair, With built-in sideboard, built-in seats and du-dads here and there. Rack East YOU ran furnace through the winters cold and sleet, Out here tiny gas affair glves all the needed heat. Rack East you'd lie and swelter sum- mer nights until the dawn, Out here you find you've need of all the blankets you pile on. . Back East you bought commodities to last month or two, Ont here you find two bits worth of those self-same things will do. Back East twas 20 bushels of pota- toes at time. Out here you buy potatoes-out only spend a dime!
 A 1O-pound sack of flour IS sufficient from the store,
 Back East you bought barrel at time and often more!
 One hundred pounds of sugar use' to be your purchase there, Gut here a single pound IS wha they'll dole you anywhere. Back East your calla lily was tn apple of your eye, (Remember how you prophesle
 'twould blossom bye-and-byD Out here they grow in hedges, an
 geraniums won't stop
 Until they've spread and climbed an
 bloomed away to the house top. Back East you dug them up each ia
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
NO LONGER SkIRT-SHY

Chairman J. Henry Roraback IS scheduled to speak at rally in New Haven today, which will be attended by ga large number of the newly enfranchised women voters" 1t will be noted that J. Henry is gradually overcoming that feeling of shyness that used to make him shrink at the sound of a rustling skirt. But the evolution of his home town has brought about conditions that are calculated to cure any politician who is skirt-shy. J. Henry's own news paper, the Canaan News, reports 152 women registered to be made voters next week, large proportion of them hitherto considered antls. "-- News & Graphic. <.
 If Brother Rodemeyer will read inc election results in this weeks News he may be able to account 1oi some of this skirt-shyness being shy
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
Wastes Time on rifles.

have a friend, most estimaoie man, who is so conscientious about do- ing little things to complete finish that he never allows himself to neg lect details of the most trifing na- ture. The result is that, although he is tremendous worker, his energies are so exhausted on trifies that he has very little strength or time for i'm portant things that need his attention -Orison swett Warden in Chicago Daily News. #
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
Sunshine Somewhere.

A plant growing tn' cellar picks out the distant spot where the sun beams come through the little window, and pushes it's way through the half- darkness, stretching its pale stalk to an amazing length. to reach the patcn oR sunshine. Why shouldn't we do as much7 If there Is nothing cheerfui close to us, let us reach ahead in our thoughts to the pleasure that Is com ing, or back to some joy that is past
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
and huno them up below,

and hung them up beIoW, Out here you cannot kill them off they're simply. bound to grow, Back East you "baked" all summer, while in winter time you froze, Out here from June to June you wear the same old suit of clothes Sent for publication by a resi- dent of California.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
AsAananu Of "Eilvver."

~Tnvver" has long been in use as slang word, particularly by theatrical people, who speak of poor play as snivver." In a general way the word means anything that goes wrong or fails to come up to expectations. 1f Is equivalent to the word foozle." It's real origin is one of the mysteries or slang.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
A @Rull Rnsrern

The "bull-roarer," used by the Aus trian natives, Is blade of wood at
 tached to a short string. Whirled in the air this produces great roar.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

When the frost is on the pumpkin
 And the fodder is in the shock; When the coal shove's thumpin'
 On nothing but bed rock, Then the coal man plainly shows you That he doesn't give d---. Says he has no coal to sell you'
 But will get some when he can.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

We read with considerable satis- faction of two aliens in Torrington seeking to become citizens of this country and being refused because they evaded service in the draft on the ground that they were citizens of another country. If America isn't good enough to fight for we fail to understand why one should wish voice in its government.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
~~nt-a-Word Advertisement nfin: elum Charge, 1st Insertion zoc
FOR SALE

For saIe-Roll top desk, good condi- tion. Furniture Repairing and Finishing. A. c. Ranolde, Tel 145-2.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

Mails will close as per scneouie oe- ,,w until further notice:
 M P. M. South-8:16 oou1hT 'o East-8:l6 Nor+b-e.52 North-6:44 West-1O:55 west R. F. D. Mail closes at 9:30. Office open from 8 A. M. to $ r. M. Daily.
 Sunday Il :3o A. M. to 12:3o F. M'
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

For Sale-1915 Rec, 5-passenger in good condition, newly painted, 3 new tires. Price $500. A. w. Holsapple, Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

For Sale-Pure bred Holstein Bull calves at farmers prices, sired by 30 lb. son of King Legis Pontiac Alcartra from COWS with good Cow Testing Association records. M. w. Andrus, Sheffield, Mass. ~
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

For Sale-McIntosh Apples, Peck 4Oc. Bushel $1.60. J. s. Adam.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
THE NEWS AGENTS

Extra copies of The News are on xale at the office of publication ana Dempsey's Drug Store, Canan' Post Office, East Canaan.
 Post Office, Falls Village <
 q 1T. John sons Store, Norfolk. J. w. Morgan, Great Barrlngtoh:: Fl c. Giddings, Kent.
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
Gonllertlrut Iestern 52emS

Foreign Advertising Representatlve THE. E.ANERICANp PRESS ASSOCIATION
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
Published Thursdays by THE CANAAN PRINTING CO.,,
 CANAAN, CONN.

X, W. AROUSE, Managing Editor
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07

Terms of Subscription
 One Year, $2.50; 6 months Sl.zo Three Months .75 One Month .zo
Connecticut western news., 1920-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS

Barn to rent for auto storage. Mrs- H. D. Humphrey.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
BRYAN BRYDER SIN
TAVSHED.
President Wilson bpr straks re.
signere, mener han.
Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee
Leased Wire.

Chicago, 4. Nov. ,,Presi-
dent Wilson bgr straks resignerc,
mn, da DIET amerikanske Folk af.
gjort har erkleret sig imod
League Of Nations, som skreyet
af Prasidenten, og i Favor af
en- Association af Nationer til
Fremme af Fred, en- saadan, som
Diet republikanske Parti har To-
vet, og Mr.. Harding har sagt,
at Diet synes 6~nskeligt, at L9ft
tet indfries pjeblikkelig. bet
kan meget let CORES
VIM. j. Bryan, der har holdt
sig merkvardig stille under
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
FRA Def DANsKE HOSPITAL.

Med Diet danske Hospital her
i Omaha gaar Diet bedre, end
nan knnde have yentet paa den
korte It'd, Diet har veret aab-
net. Da Hospitalet bley indviet,
var kun de OVERSIZE TO Etager j
brugbar Stand, og disse fyldtes
j Lgbet al nogle Dage. F9rst j
denne Manned vii endnu en- Eta
ge blive taget j Brug, og i LS.
bet af Vinteren venter man, at
Diet hele skal yere fgrdigt. Def
er en- Fornojelse at here Patien,
ternes anerkendende Ud~talclser
ON Hospitalet, baade hyad Hyg-
&c og Pleje angaar, og tillige err
Diet forn9jeligt at sc, med hvil-
ken Orden og Respekt de unge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
0fferet Taksigelsesdag.

After Aar kommer Pensions
Ifondet og banker paa Menighe-
dernes Dor. Idet vi takker for
den Forstaaelse og OfferYillig-
he'd, som Pensionsfondet har
m6dt, beder vi frimodigt ON ct
Offer Taksigelsesdag.
Vi beh9ver for det kommende
.Aar s., 800 for at Penhsionisterne
kan faa fluid Pension Presterne
$500 og Enkerne 5000. Hidtil
har Presterne kun faaet $3.50 og
Enkerne 1925; men hyem kan leye
af Diet i disse Tider, da alt er
saa dyrt? vi kan heller like som
Samfund acre bckendt, langt
mindre forsyare, at give dem
mindre end den fulde Pension.
Den er lille nok. bet burde og.
saa ware let for omkring 100 Ne
at bringe ct saadant Of
for til de gamle Herrens Tjenere
og Tjenerinder, som har ofret
deres bedste It'd og Kraft j Kir-
kens og Menighedens Tjeneste.
Den fulde Sum, som vi beh6yer
til Pensioner neste Aar, er $11,-
500. Renter af Kapitalen tillige
med P~rasternes Medlemsbidrag
vii belgbe sig til ca. $4,000, saa
nangler vi endda $500, og Diet
sr dem, vi beder Menighederne
I'm at give os Taksigelsesdag ell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

skriver The Luth.", var Sko-
lerne (Education). Talerne var
F. F. Fry, D. d., fra Rochester,
7, DIR. Keiter fra Filadelfia,
DR.. Charles J. Smith, Forstan-
der for Roanoke College, DIR. r.
E. Tullose, Forstander for Wit
tenberg College, Springfield,
Ohio, og DR.. Turkle, Formand
paa Zen forenede lutherske Kir-
kes skoleraad. De neynte er
S%peeialister paa liver sit ON
raade og talte for udvidede Byg-
ringer, storre Fakulteter j Col
.lege 'erne, flere Colleger for Kvin-
der og ny Departementer for
College-Uddannelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Den danske Kirke''s For
mand meddeler / ,,Kl. Sml.':
Kand Teol. Alfred Jensen har
taget imod Kald fra Menigheden
/ Cordova og ansoger ON at
bliye ordineret i en- nar Frem-
It'd. Han vii saa helt overtage
Betjeningen af Menigheden men
han har forbeholdt sig Ret til
at gore sine Studier ferdige
we'd Universities i Lincoln.
Pastor Y. S. Jensen yenter at
kunne flytte til Des Moines
Begyndelsen af Januar for al
overtage den Larergerning we'd
Skolen, hvortil Den danske Kir.
kes Styrelse midlertidig har kali
Diet ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
United Lutheran Church"s
andet AarsmSde.

Bet er med virkehg ~Interesse
vi folger dette nye lutherske
Samfund. Der er we'd diets Stiff.
telse gjort ct godt Fors6g paa
at Suite def sammen, som b9r
hpre sammen.
Man nojedes forelGbig med
Navnet The United Lutheran
Church in America, men satte
som Samfundets Maal at blive
The United Lutheran Church
of America.
bet err ct stort Skridt i Ret
ming af at faa e forenet In
thersk Kirke j Amerika, disse
Lutheranere tog, som sluttede sig
til Den forenede luther
ske Kirke i Amerika.
Sarlig af den Grund Dor ct
luthersk Samfund her j
fglge neynte forenede
lutherske Kirke med den dy-
beste Interesse. vi har like
Raad til at vere ligegyldige
for, i hvilken Refining Diet nd.
wilkes.
At andre skandinaviske Luz
theranere folger The United
Church med levende
I~nteresse, Diet fremgaar af, at
Daade Fernandez for Den norsk
Iutherske Kirke i America, DIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Norsk luthersk Missioner

Rorsk luthersk Missioner /
Armenien ded. I ,,Lutheraneren .
for ,. Nov. beretter Past. n. J.
Lehre, President for Lutheran
Orient Mission, ON Past. l.. 0.
Fossum, Missioner i Armeniens
Ded den 10. Okt. af Nervous
Exhaustion and CONDITIONS
Budskabet ON dette Dedsfald
naaede Past. Lohre den Is. Ok.
- Past. Fossum blew godt Il
Aar gammel. Han var f5dt
Wellngford, Ia, den >. Juni
1879. l 1902 blew han udexami-
.neret fra den forenede norske
Kirkes Seminar, og han var
Priest i Slayton. Iowa, fra 1902
til 1905. Da gik han nd som
Missioner blandt de nestorianske
Kaldeere / Persien. | 1909 kom
han tilbage til Amerika. Han
var i den It'd, han var j 0sten.
kommen til at in~teressere sig le-
vende for de forsemte Kurder.
1910 holdtes en- okumenisk Kon-
ference i Edingburg, Shetland.
We'd denne K~onference bley Mis-
sionen blandt Kurderne hen.
visit til den lutherske Kirke, der
allerede j 1907 havde begyndt
at missionere j Kurdistan. De-
blew her / Amerika organiserei
The Orient Mission Society a
forskellige lutherske Samfund
Fra 1911 Ill 1916 arbeidede Eos.
sum / Kurdistan, men blev da
lpaa Grund af Krigen nodt til al
re Else tilbage. Her virkede han
lsaa Lutheran Commission 5
og Rode Kors's T.jeneste, og sam
tidig leste han i New York Kor-
Irektur paa de fire Evangelier,
som da udgaves paa KURDISH
af Diet amerikanske Bibelselskab
Han fuldforte ogsaa der sin kur-
diske Grammatik og hayde Til.
lsyn med dens Udgiyelse. Dette
Verk skaffede ham Doktorgra-
den j Filosofi. Fossums litterGre
Bidrag til den eyangeliske Mis-
sion blandt Kurderne er f8lgen-
de Yerker i KURDISH ct kur-
disk Alfabet, Skriftsprog for
Kurderne, Leksikon, Elementar
Lasrebog. Geografi, R~egnebog,
Luthers lille Katekismus, Saline
bog med 100 Salmer, Luthersk
Liturgi, Det nye Testamente og
Grammatik. Mems han var /
Kurdistan, beeyndte han Udgi.
velsen af en- kurdish Avis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Ter en- af de folgende S9ndage.
vi har nu q Pensionister. Til
Nytaar faar Vi flere.
Vennerl kom saa Pensionsfon-
Diet i Hu med ct godt Offer, og
ver M med allesammen, da
skal Vi nok faa de n9dyendige
Penge. Gud elsker en- glad Gil
Yer.
Offeret bedes sendt til Pen
sionsfondets Aasserer, Mr.. S. G
Petersen, Elk Horn, Ia.
| broderlig Hrbodighed,
\. c.. Weismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Eedninger i U. 6. A. For q
Aar siden - saa beretter The
Continent begyndte Swan.
Viyikenanda sin Eirksomhed j
Amerika. M, paastaas Diet, tel.
Ter hans Tilhaneere 100000 Sjale
paa IA Forsamlingspladser Sol
guden, Buddha, og andre heden-
ske Guddomme har dcres Temp
Ter i New York City, Boston
Pittsburg, Washington. Denver,
st. Louis, Chicago, San Francisco,
Los Angeles og Seattle. Los An
geles har ct bekendt Tempel for
Dyrkelsen af Krishna, og der
dyrkes denne Gudinde af Ameri-
kanere paa egte orientalsk Wis.
1 Diet storslaaede for 100000
opfgrte MagdazzinsTempel j Chi
cago finder man en- ung Kvinde,
Datter af en- {. d. presbyteriansk
Eldste. men nu dyrker hun Sol.
guden og tjener som hans Priest
indie. Teosofi, gammeldags Budd-
hisme, Abbas Effendis persiske
Religion tilligemed en- Horde at
andre uamerikanske og ukriste-
lige Religioner eksisterer og flo.
rerer j de forenede Slater.
Augustana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Prisfaldet. Ifglge !

Prisfaldet. If9lge Lister, som
Arbejdsdepartementet / Washing
ton har udfardiget, err Detail
prisen paa 48 Handelsartikler
bleven nedsat. En- gros.Priserne
paa ca. $50 Artikler er repre-
senteret i 7 Grupper, paa hvilke
Priserne er falden fra l til II
PCT. Yidere wiser Handelsdepar-
tementets Eksportliste Prisfald
81 at 50 Narer. som er fort paa
Liste. Snese at Fedeyarer og
Fabrik-Produkt Artikler err redus
ceret for Udf6rsel, skSnt de end
nu sRlges til de gamle Priser
her / Landet. Dette tyder mid
lertid paa, siger Embedsmand,
at de ogsaa smart VII falde i
Pris paa amerikansk Marked.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10


H. G. Stub, og Fernandez for
den syensk-Iutherske ,,Augustana-
Synode", DR.. G. A. Brandelle,
overYarede Samfundets oven
nevnte Aarsmode, som holdtes i
Landets Hoyedstad, Washington,
D. C.. 10. October og folgende
Dage.
Folgende Udtalelse at DR..
Stub eiteres ! The Lutheran:
,,Dersom denne Konyention I'll
tage Sitting for konseryatiy og
konstruktiv Lutherdom, saa vii
den bliye epokegorende for den
lutherske Kirke j Americas HI
s%torie.' Tanker var, at derived
Wide der etableres ct nermere
Broderforhold mellem de forskel-
.lige Afdelinger af yore a~dspredte
lutherske Organisationer. | Vir-
k|eligheden refererede DIR. Stub
til visse Forhandlinger, som
fandt Sted j 1919 men blev af.
brudt. President Knubel bemer-
kede / sit Syar, at de kunde
genoptages naar som helst."
bet er kun lidt, Vi kan med
dele fra dette Mode. II skal
n9jes med felgende af The
Lutheran ON Modet:
bet var en- Konyention. som
hengav sig i'll haardt og alvor-
.ligt Arbejde. Der gjordes intet
Tillob til Fanfare. bet bestem.
ties, at Applaus like var i Sam
klang med Konventionens alvor-
Ige Forretninger. Der syntes
at yere en- almindeIig F8leise
af, at Kirkens Hoyed hayde be-
troet Samfundet vgtige % yidt-
rekkende Opgaver o. pallaet
Diet ct stort Ansyar, og At Diet
like var It'd til at jubilere, men
til at tenke og handle. For
denne Bevidsthed ON den betro-
EIDE Husholdergerning tilkommer
president Knubel Kredit. Baa-
de hans Indberetning o. hans
Prediken anslog en- h9j Node
~ saa hoj, at den like blot
fremtYang Beundring, men aan-
dede alvorligt og helligt For
maal i Konyentionen. Begge vi
brerede af aandeligt beyegende
Kraft og RACER frem som sar-
legne blandt en- Rakke lignende
Budskaber i den amerikansk-
llutherske Kirke. bet var profes
tiske, diplomatiske Indleg, og
deres yesentlige F%ortjeneste var,
at der like yistes Spor af For
Is6g paa at legge LRrdom eller
Neltalenhed for Dagen. PrGdi-
kenen pegede paa Kilden til den
bevagende Kraft j Kirken, og
Indberetningen fremlagde ct Pro
gram saa ligetil, saa komplet og
saa grundig j LIME med kirkens
.og M%issionens hele Opgave, at
Diet CAV den Karakteren af en-
Erklaring az Opgaver o. Maal,
som Kirken maa soge at reali
.sere ] den kommende It'd. Den
forenede lutherske Kirke vii
aldrig udtemme dette Program.
Gid den af ale Krefter stedse
maa gaa fremad imod Diet Maal,
som Programmed peger for den
paa."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Lutheran Brotherhood Conven-

ton. Umiddelbart forud for
Den forenede lutherske Kirke !
Amerika's Mode i Washington
holdt Lutheran Brotherhood Mo
de der. Den fGrste Sag, som
droges frem til Forhandling,