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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-14

80
Liy / de dede Ben, da den store
Vekkelse for Aar tilbage gik
I'D over Jorden, og hvori den
sjgtte Periodic, Filadelfia-Br
derkerlighed - blew den store
Nerve. For dem, saavel som for
ale, der vii Kristi Sejrsgang
over Jorden, er der stillet en- aa-
ben Dor, som ingen kan luke.
Doren var aaben for disse, for
di de Wide noget, og Prester,
Evangehster, Legfolk, lerd og
ulert, satte dybe Spor, serlig
i de kristne Lande. Noget lig-
nende ser vi visit like mere, i
hvert Tilf@lde like i de kristne
Lande, for Guds Klokke har
slaaet toly.
Den syyende og sidste Periodic
af Guds Menigheds Udyikling,
for Kristus kommer, er Laodikea
Kap. 3, 14-22. Laodikea -
Folkeret er visit den It'd,
.hvori vi lever. Vor It'd er Ell
It'd, hvor der i Verden raabes
som aldrig for: Ned med al
Monarki og OPP med Demokra-
tiet. Hvad er og betyder vel det-
te med Diet store Verdens-For-
bund7 Hvis Diet like er en- For
lober for Antikrist, hyad er Diet
da7 Eerden er jo i Dag mere
urolig og ustyrlig end j krigs-
aarene. Fra de Kristnes Side set
var Krigen jo en- Tugt over Ma.
.tionerne, Kirken og Befolknin-
gen.
Hvad har Verden gjort? Mon
Diet like kan siges med Sandred,
som der er sagt ON Israel (Sal.
rs. Sd: DE vendte sig bort
og bleve trol9se som deres Fedre,
de sloge tilbage som en- flask
Bue."
Vi har heller like fundet,
at Kirken har gjort Bod. Man
har al gyldig Grund til at ten-
Ike, at Ell It'd, som vor It'd kan
ventes, naar Antikrist kommer.
ON der mangler nOget, kan den
visit smart gore sig ferdig for
hans Modtagelse. Til Smyrna,
Martyrkirkens It'd, sagde Her
rem: Du er rig. Laodikea siger
om sig selv: Jeg er rig og har
vnndet Rigdom og fattes intet.
Err like Pengesp9rgsmaalet ct
brendende Sporgsmaal j vor It'd,
ogsaa indenfor KirkenY Og er
Diet like saaledes, at der paa
mango Steder, baade iblandt Pro-
testanter og Reformerte, hvor
der for led en- kraftig Forkyn-
delse ON Synd og Made SAINT ct:
Kom til din Frelser, nu legges
Wind paa Lysbilleder og Under
holdning af forskellig Artl Sc
blot, hvor Satan som EN- Lysets
Engel arbejder i yore Dage gen
mem f. Eks. christian Science,
Spiritismen og Russells Lerdom-
me. ALE deres Tilhangere er
meget nidkare for at udbrede de
res djavelske Lerdomme, og de
vokser betydelig. | Sandhed yor
It'd taller holt nok ON, at Her
rem staar for Menighedens Dor
og banker paa. Hvorledes
har du Diet saa, kere Ven, som
laser disse LINER, feler du, at
dit Hjerte slaar yarmt for Her.
ren9 Glades du Ill den Stund,
at du kan faa Low til at modes
med Herren i Skyen og derfra
gaa med ham ind i HerlighedY
.u siger: bet kan maaske tage
hundrede Aar endnu, for Her
rem kommer - ia maaske. Men
han kunde maaske ogsaa kom-
me naarsomhelst. Der er mango
troende og lerde Teologer, som
wore Dage siger, at Bortrykkel-
sen kan ske ifelge Tidernes
regn, hvad 0jeblik, Diet skal
we're. - Hvad saaf Herren ST.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-14
ct Overblik over Guds Menig-
heds Udvikling paa Jorden
j Forhold til Aab. Kap.
2 og 8 SAINT Kap. 4, 1.
Karl M. Hansen, McNabb, III.

Guds sande Menighed paa Jor-
den har if. Guds Ord og For
jattttellse en- herlig Fremtid for
sig, og Diet var godt, ON den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-14
bet, der bliver.
Herrens Ord bliver evindelig
Il. Pet. l, 24.l
Paalideligheden

Saa har logsaa jeg beslut-
tet, efter naje at have gen
nemgaaet alt forfra, at ned
skrive Diet for dig i Orden,
megtigste Theofilus for at
du kan erkende Paahdelighe-
den af de Ting, hyorom du
er bleyen mundtlig under
,-;s+ HnL , II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

Gym Tonight at Y. VI. IL. a.
The regular gym for Juniors. inter-
mediates, and seniors will be held as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
American Legion

Individual letters are being mailed
from the Federal Board for Voca-
tional Training. New York Office, TO
every case which has not been settled
and to every prospect with whom
contact has been established. 1t is
the idea of this board to conduct a
cleanup campaign, with the idea of
getting in touch with every disabled
soldier i'm the vicinity and doing
everything possible for them imme-
diately.
For further information on this
subject men are asked to communi-
cate with the nearest 6ranch office,
which in the case OF New Jersey is
1920 Broad street. Newark.
Final plans for the legion dance
which Is to be held in the high school
auditorium Friday, May 81. will be
announced tomorrow. The dance
committee has met and assure the
legionaires and all their friends that
this dance will be II Of the finest
hold here his season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Lodges

Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 7S4 ID.
II. o.. Il. ave started preparations
for taking part in the annual reunion
of the State Elks Association that is to
be held at Asbury Park In June. when
u committee was named last night to
arrange for the details for the lodge.
The reunion will be held on Thurs
day and Friday jun 24-25. George
j. Miller, the exalted ruler of the lodge
has been named as the representative
of the local lodge TO the convention.
Exalted Ruler Miller and the other
officers were in their respective chairs
for the first time at the meeting last
night since the installation at a recent
meeting. Six candidates were initiated
at the session and the antlcrs were
placed or their shoulders making
them full Pledged Elks.
A social time will follow the
meeting of Violet Rebekah Lodge No.
Sc, odd Fellows. tonight at odd Fell
lows hall.
Court Amboy No. So, Foresters of
America, will complete arrangements
for the anniversary celebration Satur-
Iday night, May 1, at a meeting of hi
court tonight.
AT the next meeting of San Sal
vador Council No. 299. knights Of
Columbus, to be held tomorrow night
at the rooms of the council i'm the
Boynton building, the first and sec
ond degrees of the order will be eon-
ferred on n class of fifty candidates.
A large number of members are ex-
pected out at this time to witness the
comforting of the two degrees. The
major degree will be conferred on a
class of seventy-five next Monday
night at Palace hall. There will be
other matters taken up at the meet
ing tomorrow night, u of which Is
the annual excursion TO be held this
summer.
-Middlesex Council No. 63. Jr. O.
U. A. NJ. will meet tonight at odd
Fellows hall.
There will be a meeting of Perth
Amboy Camp No. 10, Woodmen OF
the World. tonight at Woodmen hall.
Perth Amboy Exempt Firemen's
Association is scheduled to meet to-
night at its headquarters in Water
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

FAY rs we're made as follows:
DR.. Fritz Abegg. A. =. Clark. z. v.
Eskesen. Adolph Greenhaum. J. =.
Mcclure. Kenneth MeComas. Peter G.
Olsen, r.. NJ. Rossi. =. L. Stcuerwald,
A. G.. Waters. J. ". Wester.
The eight cities which are nominal
ing directors for this big election have
the right to nominate a. many direc-
tors as they choose. Names from
all eight cities will he placed on The
ballot alphabetically aud ballots mail
ed to the 1900 members of the asso-
citation where each voter will have
the right to vote for as many direc-
tors as he wishes though he must
indicate which is his first choice. sec
ond, third. choice, etc me
election will be upon II proportional
representation plan as is used in
France, ireland, England, Germany
and a few parts of the United States
and Canada. This kind of voting gives
the majority a nance to rule, Du'
1t at the same time gives the minority
representation. This Will be the DIG
gest election that Ia ever been con
Quoted by mail IN his state. Nomi-
nations from the other seven cities
will be announced later.
A communication from the Motor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
city Briefs


John Sala. of New York. connect
cd with home survey department of
the Inter-Church World Movement
will be the speaker AZ the meeting TO
be held tonight at the First PrcsDy-
terrain church in the interest of the
movement. The tail will be illustrated
with slides of the work goiEg on Tor
the movement. The First baptist and
Simpson Methodist churches will
abandon their weekly prayer services
tonight to join with the Presby torians
at the meeting.
The Goodwin Fife Drum and Blu
gle Corps will meet tonight. Arrange
ments have been made for a social
time to follow the session. At a meet
ing of the Goodwill Association held
Monday night two new members
joined.
The monthly club night and So
cisl session of the Dana Relief So
ciety held Saturday night was such a
success that it was decided to have
another in Dana hall Saturday night.
May 8. When the hall was sold re-
Gently it was thought that the m
last week would be the last to be
held there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

Truck Club Of New Jersey informed
the chamber of Commerce hat they
we're going 70 have a demonstration in
his city May -. The directors voted
to appoint George ellis. I. T. Macsen.
and r. r. Hilton, to cooperate with
MAJ Gibian who has charge OF this
demonstration for the auto dealers.
Ii was voted to send two delegates
to atlantic City to the United states
Chamber of Commerce Convention on
April %, 2S. 80. Jean Dubois and /.
\. MSdsen.
, A communication received from the
Federal Highway Council asking tine
local chamber TO nominate threS
members to serve ON the National
council. The directors voted TO nom
mate Senator Walter r.. Edge, Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen and Congressman
Thomas j. Scully. This association
is working for a National system of
highways or hard paved roads.
The board of directors voted in favor
of Referendum No. 80 sent out by
the United States Chamner o. Com
merce which is giving the civic or
supervising the building OF public bid
PLANTATIONS Of the United States a
chance TO express themselves on the
question of reorganiZing the Presl-
dents cabinet so that Departments do
ing similar work will be together
. under one head n thus prevent ofsr-
Tapping of work and waste of money.
The referendum mentions particularly
the grouping together of all bureaus
that have n part in planning or
Iings so that these may all be
/ grouped in one department or public
works. At present it is sometimes hard
for the people to find which bureau
has charge of certain parts of build
ing operations in public buildings.
: A request from the Community
House that the Chamber of Commerce
assist them in their three day Kermtss
(which Will take place in he high
school building the last of June was
voted upon favorably by the board.
A request from Mrs. Howlett-wright
for the use of the Chamber of Com
merce headquarters during the Tag
Day. Saturday. April "a, was granted.
The board voted TO meet again next
Tuesday, April 81, at which time they
will take up matters that they were
unable to finish at the meeting last
night. A report OF the headquarters
committee being II of these. The
question was laid over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
STARTS DIVORCE ACTION

Rush G. Ross. through his attorney.
Andrew j. Wight, of the law firm of
Wight, Wight and Golenbock, has
brought proceedings In the court of
chancery to obtain a divorce from his
wife, Arthine b.. Ross, who is now re-
siding with her sister. Mrs. Nettie
Beebe, in Middletown, N. Y. The
ROSES were married September Is.
1908, by David M%eisner. a justice Of
the peace in Little Rock. Arkansas.
Ross is suing for separation on the
grounds of adultery. the offense being
committed by Mrs. Ross and one
Alexander Weiss at the Hotel Winton,
in New Yor city. on December %,
1919. There are no children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
DESERTION CHARGED
IN DIVORCE ACTION

Morris Kohn of sixty-seven Brighton
avenue. this city through his attor-
ney, Harry S. Medinets has started
proceedings in the u of chancery
to obtain a divorce from his wife
Bessie Kohn. Before her marriage
Mrs. kohn was Miss Bessie Goodman
and resided with her parents in Coney
Island.
The couple were married in New
York city by Judge James Cropsey
on July q, 1917. and until August
10, 1917. for a period of two weeks
resided in Roosevelt. Mrs. Kohn is
now residing with her parents, In
.Coney Island.
The grounds on which the divorce
is being asked is wilful continuous
obstinate desertion for over two years
There are no children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Building Committee Meets

1t Is important hat all the members
Of the building committee and the
Board of Directors of the Y. NJ. II. A.
be present at the joint meeting of these
two bodies in the association rooms
at Sis o'clock tonight. Louis Bren-
ner. State Field Secretary of the New
Jersey Federation of the Y. NJ. IL. A.
viii be present and explain his pro-
gram for putting across the campaign
soon to be launched in the interests
of the new building. Mr.. Bremen
has been selected campaign director
and has conducted similar campaigns
for the Trenotn n Paterson Y. NJ. H..
AS.
Formal plans will be discussed to-
night in preparation for the campaign
to raise the necessary 100000. Isaac
Alpern. chairman of the building com g.
.mittee urges every member to be pres
ent tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
n. s. GAME

The first game on the Perth Annoy
high school baseball schedule has been
cancelled on account of wet grounds.
This game was scheduled with Leon
ardo and the Perth Amboy team was
in first class cvondition for their
opening. Coach Evans has had all the
willing candidates out each afternoon
practising diligently. The p~ostponing
Of this game means that the local
high school will open in this city on
Friday against Atlantic Highlands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
LOCAL men
FOR DIRECTORS
Chamber of Commerce Nomi-
mates Men for Raritan Assn.
Much Other Work Taken up

A regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Chamber OF Commerce
was held at the chamber headquarters
last night at which time a large
amount of business was transacted.
At 1880 O'Clock. the meeting was
adjourned and the unfinished busi-
ness was postponed until the next
meeting.
Nominations for Directors OF the
Raritan Terminal & Waterways As
s~ociation for the election to be held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
WILLS PROBATED


By Sfdn COrrcspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. April I'll
The will of j. Freeman Rowland, of
Woodbridge, who died on January 81.
has been %probated In the surrogate's
office. The beneficiary in this will is
Laura Lucas Cutter. In the applica-
ton the executrix states no heirs are
known to her. The Will was made in
1914. and was witnessed by David
Armstrong and Frederick Hyer, both
Of Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

usual in the Y. NJ. II. A. Physical
instructor Rufus Allen will start Lis
men In training for the coming field
events In the state track meet. All
men who expect to enter the meet
are expected to report to Mr.. Allen
tonight.
THE intermediates are planning a
base ball team and will hear further
might.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15
The Clover and the Rumble Bee
 PART III

"The Mother Bee", said the little
 Green Man,
 "Works hard away as ever she can Finds hole in the ground to lay her
 eggs,
 Then flies to the clover and kindly
 begs
 For a bit of pollen and hector sweet So that her babies may have to eat. She buries it snug in a wa&en nest And the baby bees think it is the best
 of anything, ever! Then they grow
 up,
 And roll in the heart of a clover cup. And so begins life all over again Helped by the sun, the wind, and the
 rain"
 "The Elf Man is a very knowing little fairy" said the Rumble. "I am very much obliged to him. Some time may be of help to his children and hum a song about them. Who knows?"
 The Elf Man drew himself up on his tiny toes. "I am a bachelor elf, madam" he said with dignity.
 ''Taht is a ma-lady which time can cure. Oh, pun, pun! I didn't mean to make it, but it slipped out" ," and Madam Rumble went otf Into huns of laughter. As she buzzed thro' the garden she sang this song: Rumble, humble, OCT the lea Sails the merry. humble bee. Never kill a humble bee For I make red clover grow, And 'tis clover, as you know, That makes you so swift and strong, Eyes so bright and limbs so long, For the COW likes clover, too, And she gives sweet milk for you. When at meals you drink it up Play it's in a clover cup"
 By Cecilia Reynolds Robertson.
 (To be continued)
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15
The Clover and the Rumble Bee
 PART II

The Elf Man was so small his voice could not be heard Unless you were a wee person, and
 you knew the word; The magic word that opens up the
 way
 To wondrous fairy tales of everyday. The children knew it, and the
 Rumble Bee "But I know" said Big-Boy, tits not
 a he
 Its mother humble bee that helps the
 clover;
 Now Father Rumble Bee is not a
 rover;
 He huns a little song and goes to
 sleep,
 And Mother Rumble must the family Iris she must fly alone to hunt the
 food
 To feed her babies; so she does the
 clover good And helps the Clover Babies, too, Because in nature 'tis her place to
 woo
 The pollen from one clover to an-
 other,
 And then grows Clover Sister, Clover
 Brother.
 'T learned that piece to say at school; that's why it sounds like a book; and it's all true," finished Big Boy.
 The Little-Girl lifted her wondering "Tell me, Big, Boy, for you are so
 wise,
 How it helps Baby .Clover?" "Oh, that I learned at school, In the School Garden Army Class
 this is one rule How flowers are made; the busy
 Rumble Bee Hunting for pollen in the flowers,
 you see Gets her slim and gauzy feet all over Dusted with pollen, fits to another
 clover,
 Then to another, so she mixes up The golden powder in each clover
 cup
 And so in time is grown little seed This seed then falls to earth by wind
 and rain
 Is planted; then, in time, up springs
 a clover field again."
 "That's another part of my verse about the clover and the Rumble. Do you like it?" Big-Boy's face was very pink, but he was smiling shy smile. Little-Girl looked up at him lovingly and thought she would be very happy when she was old enough to remember so many fine things taught in the Garden Manual.
 The Little Green Man nodded his approval. The Rumble Bee was almost bursting with pride.
 "You see how I pay back" She said. "The clover gives me bee bread for my babies and, really have more pollen than l need, al- ways leave some in the next flower visit. I do not confine my visits to the clover. I help other flowers also. But the red clover simply can not get along without me; no other out door creature helps it in just the
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15

District of Sharon ss. Probate Court March 80, 1920.
 Estate of Kate Kehoe, late of saic Sharon, (having property in saic district), deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the dis trict of Sharon hath limited and al lowed six months from date hereof for the creditors of said Estate td exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present theil accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov cry. All persons indebted to sail Estate are requested to make immd diate payment to Julia Miller, (Mrs. Abraham Miller)
 Admrx.,
 Post Office address, Groton, Mass
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15
231s Cattle, All Purebred

A Connecticut livestock owner, who recently enrolled in the Better Sires-Better Stock" movement, re- ported 231a cattle kept for breeding. Twenty-three Aof the animals are purebred cows; the remainder rep resents half interest in a purebred bull. In addition, the stock of the farm includes a purebred stallion and 147 standardized fowls.
 Although this livestock owner is the first to report joint ownership in pure-bred sires on fractional basis, there is noticeable tendency among progressive breeders to acquire one half, one-third, one-fourth, or other interest in purebred males.
 The United States Department of Agriculture is placing emphasis on the use rather than the actual own ership of purebred sires. Part own ership in males of high quality is considered much more desirable than entire ownership of inferior sires. In fact, the. Better Sires- Better Stock" movement is aimed at the retirement from service of scrub and grade sires and likewise inferior purebreds.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15

trict of Sharon, hath limited and allowed six months from date herf of, for the creditors of said Estate exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make imme- diate payment to
 Arthur n. Waterman,
 Executor,
 Post office address,
 185 Montague St.,
 Brooklyn, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15
OUR FARMERS CORNER

The Connecticut Farm Account Book for 1920 is now ready for dis tribution. The book is published by the Extension Service of Connecti- cut Agricultural College and is sold at 25 cents, which is less than the actual cost of printing. Copies may be had from the County Farm Bu- reaus or from the College at Storrs. Garden Seeds Plentiful and Cheaper
 Indication that there is a plentiful supply of garden seeds this spring, with the possible exception of cer- tain varieties of peas, is contained in reports received by the Bureau of Markets, United States Department of Agriculture, from representative seed dealers engaged in wholesale, retail, and mail-order business.
 Study of several mail-order cata- logues indicates that in the majority of cases the price of seeds are less than for the past two years, the greatest reduction being for cabbage seed. Marked reductions are also shown in the prices for garden beet, carrot, onion, spinach, and English and Swedish turnip seed. An in- crease of about Is per cent is noted in the prices for garden peas, while similar increases are shown for muskmelon, summer and winter squash, and tomato seed. This con- dition should prove favorable to ex- tensive garden planting, which is urged by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.
 Replies to inquiries addressed to representative seed dealers showed that few in industrial centers, par ticularly in the East, were selling from 10 to 30 per cent less seed
 than last year. The cause, appar- ently, was the shortage of labor on
 truck farms. Compared with normal conditions before the war, the reduc- tion in these eastern centers ranges
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15

District of Cornwall ss. Court of Probate, April 1st, 1920.
 Estate of Victory c. Beers, late of Cornwall in said District, de- ceased.
 Said Court has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims to George H. Beers, Administrator.
 Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Es- tate are requested to make immedi1 ate payment to
 George H. Beers, Admr.,
 Post Office Address,
 Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15
Make Farm Home Attractive

A home and it's surroundings must be attractive in order to be most uplifting to the family, visitors, and passers-by. Farmsteads especially need attention in order to secure sat- isfactory conditions, says the United States Department of Agriculture. The farm home and the farm busi- ness are so closely related that the success of the latter is reflected in the appearance of the former.