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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
INDSAMLINGEN |
NEBRASKA.

Mr.. Vedsted, Indsamlingsko-
miteens Medlem i Nebr., sender
os after opmuntrende Meddelel-
ser om Skolesagens Fremgang i
Nebraska Kreds.
| Genoa gik man ,,over the
top" | Sendags. den ). Sept.
talte han Sagen i Fremont, Nebr.,
hvor Menighedens Quota var
100000. ] Mandags p%aabegynd
ties Subscription HI. ~ og X
S12 var der tegnet S2,500.00 OF
Komiteen var ! fortsat Arbejde,
da Pastor James Petersen kprte
pr. Auto her til Blair.
Elders for Arbejdets Fuldforelse
J. j. Kilsig.
Felgende Telegram modtaget
lige for Bladet gik i Pressen:
Rev. j. j Kildsig, Blair, Nebr.
Salt Lake City, Fresno City
and Ferndale all over top and
canvas not finished. Oakland
started fine. Easton subscribed
$15,500. It's quota 5000. Sell
mas quota $4,000 and sub
scribed $4,000 and canvassing
still going on.
Andreasen.
Indsamlingskomiteen er sam
menkaldt til Tirsdag %. Sept.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
HvAD Def GELDER ON.
Svar til Past. ". s. Jensen.

| ,,Dannevirke" af 81. JUL
opfordrede Past. V. s. Jensen
af den danske Kirke" mig til
at tilbagekalde noget, som jeg
havde skrevet i ,,Danskeren" al
IA. S. Md. Da jeg leste det, var
min It'd sterkt beslaglagt; jeg
skulde gore Forberedelser til en-
Ferierejse. Men jeg har hele Ii
den siden ment, at jeg burde
svare paa hans Opfordriig.
Lad mig indlede med at sige,
at jeg har Diet bedtse Indtryk at
Past. Jensens Personlighed og
af hans Gudsforhold. Og derfor
har jeg intet imod at veksle Ord
med ham. Jeg har Diet Indtryk, at
Diet er en- Broder i Kristus, jeg
forhandler med.
bet, Past. v. s. Jensen beder
mig ON at tilbagekalde, def er
fglgende Passus ! den Artikel,
jeg skrev DE gamle Toner" J
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

Men hvordan vi end taller ON
den Sag, saa er Diet Guds Ord,
der oliver def yesentligste, ia
def egentlige Middel til at
fremkalde saadan Forandring i
def vantro Menneske. Og ligger
det da like ner at tenke paa
dette Ord at Apostelen Peter;
4, g%enf6dte, son | ere, like af
forkrenkelig, men af uforkran-
kelly Sed, we'd Guds leyende og
blivende Ord"
Bet er her Diet kniber med
Forstaaelse, og Diet kommer an
paa, ON Diet like mere beror paa
Sprogbrugen end paa noget an
def. Begge Anskuelser mares
blandt ansete. fromme lutherske
T%eologer, baade den, at der in
gen anden Genfodelse gives end
den i Daaben, og at Daaben fol-
gerigtig er eneste Genfodelses-
middel, og den anden, at van
tro Mennesker after maa genfp-
des for at bliye f%relst, % at Or
Diet her err def egentlige Genfe-
delsesmiddel.
Biskop Martensen, o Moder-
kirkes storste Dogmatiker s0ger
at klare Skeret we'd at sige:
..Genfodelsen er ingenlnnde af-
sluttet, men kun grundlagt we'd
| Daaben. ligesom heller like Daa-
ben alene COR salig, men kun
Daab o. Tro (Mt. 16, 16). At
sluttet oliver Genf6delsen kun,
naar Daabsnaaden treder l
Kraft som den pers 0 n g
| Genf9delSe vi kunne, derfor
sige, at den dobte like er vir-
kelig genfedt, f9rend han faar
sin Pinse, f6rend Aanden grun.
der den nye Bevidsthed j ham,
| forklarer Daabsnaaden i ham,
Hvad Diet gelder ON er, at vi
fastholder, at den, SON tror og
oliver dobt, skal bliye frelst,
men den, som like tror, skal Bill
We fordemt," saa ingen n9jes
med at ware debt uden at staa
Trosforhold til Frelseren.
fMere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
The Reformed Church Mes

sengers Redakt9r Leinbaeh gri-
Der Pennen til Forsvar for de
S9ndagsskolelerere, som like er
i Stand til at overyinde de
Mangler hos Foreldre, som g9r
Larerne til Genstand for Kri-
Tx. En- Moder klagede over, at
uagtet hendes fire Dgtre alt i no
gen It'd havde yeret indskre.
vet ! S9ndagsskolen, var Diet IL
&c saa sverte at faa dem op
ON Morgenen som for, og de ger
just hvad de lyster som forhen.
Vel, er Diet like frygteligt? In.
tet Under, at % Millioner unge
Mennesker j dette Land err lige-
gyldige for Religion, naar Son
dagsskolen like kan faa dem til
at staa OPP ON Morgenen. " vii
rette nogle faa Sp9rgsmaal til
den Slags Foraldre. Naar gaar
disse Born til Sengs ON Ate.
men, sarlig L0rdag Aften9 Og
lader du dem Suite Ugen i ON.
givelser, der slower deres Inter
esser for aandelige Ting ON Son
dagen7tVi undres ogsaa, ON Spi-
sesedelen for Sendagen err af-
passet for Familiens Medlem~
mers Sjele eller for deres Ma.
We.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Eft sterre Augsburg. Ogsaa Den

Eft sterre Augsburg. Ogsaa Den
lutherske Frikirke" (norsk) har
set Diet n9dvendigt at udyide sin
Skole. Frikirkens Aarsmede i
1919 yalgte en- Komite til at tage
hele den lutherske Frikirkes
Skolevesen under Overveielse
Denne Komite fandt, at Diet er
mindre heldigt at have ct Aka
demi at bare unge Gutter
under Diet samme Tag og den
samme Disciplin som de eldre
i College'et og den teologiske
Afdeling. Man ansaa Diet for he'll
digst, at Akademiet faar sin egen
Bygning og sin egen Bestyrer
Og da der nu er for lidt Rum j
Diet gamle Augsburg Kvartal,
ansaa man Diet heldigst at faa
ct storre Stykke Land i Udkan-
ten eller i Nerheden at Mime
apolis, indtil man maaske med
Tiden kan flytte College, ct og
den teologiske Afdeling efter til
den nye Grund. Kunde man
enes ON en- saadan Plan, Wide
Diet yere hensigtsmessigt at OPP
tage ogsaa Piger i Akademiet.
Denne Plan bley fremlagt for
Aarsmodet i Aar og tilstemt at
dette. NJ er altsaa Augsburg
og Frikirken kommen med paa
,,Co-education|', hvis da Diet,
Aarsmsdet har tilstemt, ogsaa til.
stemmes af Menighederne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

Sc Onder, som paa hans It'd
trangte til Reformation. Men
Presten var forsigtig nok I'll at
hindre disse Ords Yirkning we'd
at lede Opmerksomheden hen
paa al den Uorden og Anarkis-
me, Reformationen havde bragt
ind over den kristne Verden.
En- at vore Prester, siger naYn-
tie Blad, har fortalt os, at en- lig-
nende liberal Prest hayde sagt
til ham, at midi imellem Meto-
disme som den enc Yderlighed
og romersk Katolisisme son den
anden kommer den lutherske
Kirke narmest til at hyde en- So
lid Grund, paa hyilken kristelig
Embed muligvis kan bygges. Han
paastod, at den katolske Kirkes
Styrke bestaar / dette - at den
holder paa Orden og Krb6dig.
he'd. Han betyivlede imidlertid
at den / dens neryerende Form
kan tilbagevinde de Sekter, SON
Reformationen har affodt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Lutheranere, Civ ACT! I 81

LuJnefanere, CIV AgI! l Sill
Artikel i Lutheran Quarterly
- The State University, a
Challenge to the Church siger
-Presten Rev. Paul II
Kradss i'll. The Luth."
over 80 Procent af yor lu-
therske Kirkes unge Folk, som
studerer we'd hojere Lereanstal-
ter, er i statsunderstettede Sko-
Ter. Der er flere lutherske Stu
denter we'd de SEEKS S%tatsuniyer-
siteter / Michigan, Ohio, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota og Cor
nell U~niversitet. end der er i al.
lie de II lutherske College 'er, som
npynes i Lutheran Almanac, til
sammen. Og der er 90 saadanne
Statsinstitutioner foruden de sto-
re foderale, municipale og seku-
lere Skoler som Columbia
Princeton, Pennsylvania, College
of the City of New York etc.
ALE disse er Haandskrifter paa
Veggen for Lutheranere at lese
og grunde over. Bet er It'd at
udvide wore Skoler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
WORK IN

/ am just home after Is days
travel in Wis, and believing my
experience on this trip may be
Of general interest ! will briefly
state it.
First | want to say, that l
met kindness, hospitality and
fine people everywhere | work
ed. Not only the pastors, but
the committees and others | met,
showed interest and good win
towards Dana. Personally | be-
lieye | made many friends on
this trip, and | take this OPP
portunity to thank them all for
their courtesy and help extend.
ed to me.
Ny first work was at Neenah
ID. \. Larsen, PASTOR, quota
100000. The first day gave us
$1,000 on the list, and | consider
this a very fine result, because
in the cities our people as a
rule are working during the day
and can only be seen in the
evening. Next Poy Sippi Ter
lander, PASTOR, quota 81, 10000.
One day gave US $4,000 and
prospects good. At %Saxeyille,
(same PASTOR, quota $4,000; we
got $1,000 in one half day and
indications looked like cover
the top"
Ny next stop was Oshkosh
(And. Nielsen, PASTOR, quota
$500. One day there gave us
1850; we were not turned down
once, and several subscribed more
than we asked for. Outlook very
good for Oshkosh. Went to Green
Bay (Joseph Rasmussen, pastor)
quota $4,000, and before | left
had promises of more than $1,000.
Green Bay is certainly great, our
good people there will give us
more than their quota. The next
place was Orange Tw. Revised
quota 100000. Got $4,000 be-
fore / left for Warrens. Hort
syang is pastor of these congrega-
tons. Quota at Warrens $500,
and in one half day we had 1860
on the list, and the prospect Of
full quota from both Orange
and Warrens in my opinion is
good. Some say the worst is vet
to come in Wisconsin. Well, wen
see.
Yours for the half million
c. Christensen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Luther var en- meget stor

Mand". Def sagde i'll. THE Lu-
theran'' en- katolsk Prast til 81
ne Folk en- Sondag. Han gik end.
og lengere og sagde, 'at Luther
var den sterste Mand, som det
sekstende Aarhundrede havde
frembragt, at han gjorde
Romerkirken en- stor Tjeneste
we'd at have sin RSst imod Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Forhold Ill hans Den ny To

saa stort ct hummer at Den
ny Tone ,det Use Syn" o.s.y
som kom frem we'd Grundtvig
og hans Disciple, at selve Luther,
dommen agtes rihge i Sammen-
ligning dermed, saa har man 10
baade Ret og Grund til at spor-
ge ON Frugterne.'
For jeg svarer paa Opfordrin-
gen, lad mig sige, at Past. J.
gor mig mango Indrommelser
angaaende de gamle Toner, jeg
pegede paa, og saa beder han
mig ON at tage Rom. 7, %:
,,Gud ske TAX we'd Jesus Kristns,
vor HERE - o.s. Y. sammen med
de forndgaaende Yers, som jeg
havde e%iteret som Prove paa de
gamle Toner, med. 10, Diet COR
/ jeg saa gerne. Jeg sogte DO slel
like at legge Skull paa de gla-
de og jublende Toner.
Men hyad Opfordringen ON at
tilbagekalde angaar, da maa jeg
svare, at Diet kan jeg like, 70.
rend ON jeg skulde blive over,
bevist ON, at det, han anker
over, er urigtig sagt. For mig
STAIR def som baade rigtigt og
rammende.
Past. Jensen skrey nemlig
sin Art. ,,Forslaget ON Sammen-
| slutningen' i ,,Dannevirke'' at
10. Maj: Her er der vel intet
Sporgsmaal ON, at de to Sam
fund let nok kunde blive enige
om det apostoliske, Diet nicenske,
Diet athanasianske Symbol, den
augsburgske Konfession og Lu-
Tiers lille Katekismus som kon.
fessionelt Grundlag. Tilbage
STAIR saa Diet gamle Sporgsmaal
ON Diet forskellige Syn paa, hvad
der er Guds genfodende Ord
Som ale Nd, der lRste den
ne Past. 1lsea Artikel, argu-
menterede hal der sterkt imod
Sammenslutning, trods han be
gynder med at sige, at vi nQk
kan bliye enige ON den luther
ske Bekendelse som konfessio-
melt Grundlag. Bet er enc og ale.
ne paa Grundlag at ,,det for
skelige Syn paa, hvad der .er
Guds genfodende Ord at han
fraraader Sammenslntning.
Dersom like Diet er at gore
ct saa stort hummer af, 'hyad
der kom frem we'd Grundtyig og
hans Disciple, saa selve Luther
dommen agtes ringe i Sammen-
ligning dermed, saa forstaar jee
like at lese.
Og i sin Artikel ,,Det lyse
Syn i ,,Dannv.'' af Z. JUL skri-
yer Past. Jensen i Samklang med
det allerede anforte: ,,Det er
derfor, Vi bevarer den danske
Kirke, def er derfor, vi strider
for, at wore Born skal naa al
faa dette Syn, naa at kunne ia
&c denne Tone, at de maa we're
glade galde / deres Gudsfor-
hold" o.s.v.
Sammenholdt med, hvad han
forud har skrevet imod Sammen-
slutning - trods vor Enighed
ON den lutherske Bekendelse,
vor Moderkirkes Bekendelse =
saa forstaar jeg Diet, han her ST
ger ON at beware den danske
Kirke saaledes, at han mener at
beware den som Serkirke for Diet
gruhdtvigske Sersyns Skyld.
Dersom like Diet er ct nyt I'd
tryk for, at selve Lutherdommen
agtes ringe j Sammenligning med
,,det lyse Syn" og hvad ellers
der serlig kom frem we'd Grundt-
Wig, saa er jeg like i Stand til
at l6se og forstaa, hvad jeg lac
ser.
bet er netop Diet ejendomme.
lige we'd allie Sekter, at man vii
afskere sig sely fra Samfund
nooI aa1rn Krfe+na For OF bmy1n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

alene, men Nandet, 1ndeholdt :
Guds Befaling og forbundet med
Guds Ord. = Hvilket er da det-
tie Guds OrdY Derom siger yor
HERE Kristus hos Matthews i det
sidste Kapitel: ,,Gaar hen og
goerr ale Folkeslagene til mine
Disciple, idet l dober dem i Fa-
derens og Sennens og den Hell,
ligaands Navn.'
Videre siges: Wand gor det
yisselig like, men Guds Ord, som
er i og med Vandet, og Troen,
som stoler paa Diet Guds Ord,
som er forbundet med Vandet.
Thi uden Guds Ord er Vandet
kun Wand og ingen Daab; men
med Guds Ord er Diet en- Daab,
Diet err: ct naaderigt Livets Wand
90 ct Igenfodelsens Bad i den
Helligaand" o.s.y.
Her siges Diet da tydeligt nok,
hvilket Guds Ord Diet er, der
COR. at Daaben er ct ,,Genfedel,
sens Bad, nemlig Jesu Ord,
Matth. Is, 10. Dette er vor No
derkirkes og Den forenede dan
ske lutherske Kirke''s og andre
lutherske Samfunds Bekendelse
angaaende det genfodende Guds
Ord, eller angaaende hvilket
Guds Ord Diet err, der gor Daa-
ben til ct Igenfodelsens Bad.
Mar nogen saa COR Grundt-
Wigs Syn angaaende den apostle.
liske Trosbekendelse som Guds
genfodende Ord gelednde I'll
Forskel derfra, saa skonner jeg
like bedre, end at han dermed
COR ct st9rre hummer af Grundt-
Wigs ,,magelose Opdagelse" end
at vor lutherske Bekendelse.
bet lader vi vere fastslaaet,
at saa sandt vi med Rette skal
kunne bgre Navnet ,,lutherske
Kristne,' saa maa vi hevde, al
Diet Guds Ord, der gor Wander
til Daab og Daaben til ct Igen-
fodelsens Bad, Diet er Kristi Ord,
Matth. 28, 10, som yor Bekendel-
Sc siger, og like Bekendelsen al
yor Tro.
Genfedelsen og dens Begreb.
bet Ordskifte ON Genfodelsens
Midler, SON flere j den senere
It'd har taget Del /, har ledet
min Tanke hen paa noget, som
ligger dybere og Ell af langt
storre Betydning, nemlig sci
We GenfoId elsen og dens
B b. Lad os hore iuds
Ord derom.
Apostolen Johannes skriver
Men saa mango, som toge imod
ham (Jesus), dem CAV han Magt
til at vorde Guds Born, dem, som
tro paa hans Navn; hyilke like
bleve fodte af Blod, ej heller al
Keds Willie, ej heller af Mands
Willie, men at Gud" doh. ],
12-13).
Her kaldes de, der tror paa
Jesu Navn, ,,fodte af Gud" og
,,Guds Born" bet er urokke-
ligt.
| treble Kap. anf9rer Evange-
listen Jesu Ord til Nikodemus
,,Uden nogen oliver f6dt paany.
kan han like Sc Guds Rige" og
,,Sandelig, sandelig, siger jee
dig, uden nogen oliver f6dt al
Wand og Aand, kan han like
komme ind j Guds Rige."
Her betegnes den nye F9dsel
som nodvendig for at kunne Sc
Guds Rige og for at komme ind
i Diet.
/ sit ofrste Brev skriver Jo-
names: ,,Hver den, som er f6di
at Gud, gor like synd, fordi
hans Sed oliver j ham, og han
kan like synde, fordi han er
fedt af Gud" (Kap. B., 81, Il
elskedel lader os elske hveran-
Dire, thi Kerligheden er af Gud,
. l. e. Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

I. Ptr. l, b, Y%genfodte, SON
ere, like af forkrankelig, men
al uforkrenkelig Sed, we'd Guds
leyende og blivende Ord" a..
23). Med Hensyn til, hyad den.
ne Apostel forstaar we'd Genfo.
delse, da legger Vi Merke til
hans Udtryk It'll ct levende Haab
we'd Jesu kristi Opstandelse fra
de dode" og ,uforkr@nkelig
Sed."
Medens Johannes fotrrinsvis
peger paa, hvad ct Menneske
we'd Fodselen af Gud er b levet
til, fremheyer Peter, hyad Diet
we'd Genfodelsen ar a a t,
men de er enige ON, at der we'd
genfodte Mennesker forstaas tro-
ende Mennesker, der lever i Sam
fund med Gud.
M spprges der, ON der ogsaa
med Rette kan tales ON genfod>
te Mennesker i den gamle Pagts
It'd. Ordet ,,genfodt'' eller u
genfodelsen findes yistnok like
i Diet gamle Testamente. Men Da-
yid beder: ,,Gudl skab j mig ct
rent Hjerte, og forny Ell stadig
Aand linden i migl' 81, 12), og
hos Profeten Ezekiel laser Vi
Herrens Ord: ,,Og jeg vii give
dem eet Hjerte og Ell ny Aand
i deres Indre" o.s.y. IL, 49,.
Saa vidt Vi skonner, maa vi eff
ter Diet nye Testimonies Begreb
anse den, der har faaet ct nyt
Hjerte OF en- stadig Aand, for
ct genfodt Menneske.
Og AIbrah a m, som kaldes
allie tr d e + a d e r Rom
4, 49,, skulde han like yere gen
fodt, naar ale troende kaldes
genfodte! Og j a k 0 b, der /
kampen med Gud fix Diet nye
Navn - Israel, - skulde han
like vere genf9dtl Hvorledes
kunde Frelseren ellers sige, at
, de frelste i den nye Pagt skai
sidde It'll Bords med Abraham,
Isak og Jakob j Himmeriges Ri
ge" (Matth. 8, IL
Hvad det nye Testamente for
STAIR we'd at vere ,,fodt af Gud"
eller we'd at vere ,,gepfodt", det
passer paa Guds sande Israel /
den gamle Pagt, paa dem, der
troede paa Guds Lefter ON den
kommende Frelser af Abrahams
Sed.
De dobte vantro Mennesker.
Hvad Diet gelder ON, Diet er
tage paa Yirkeligheden, at Sc
Tilstanden j den narverende
It'd, som den err.
Og - ON vi nu vii holde os
linden for vor dansk lutherske
Kirkes Granser -: hvem erlig
Kristen vii eller. tor saa negte,
at der der findes en- Mengde
Mennesker, som er debte, men
som lever i Vantro og uden for
Samfund med Gud, I'll Samfund
med hvem de blew debt7
Err def god kristelig Sprogbrug
at kalde saadanne Mennesker
te2 Jeg kan like Sc,
at Diet passer med, hyad der oven
for err anf9rt af Diet nye Tesla
mente ON at yere ,fsdt af Gud''
eller ,genfedt."
Jesus siger: Den, som tror
og oliver dobt, skal bliye frelst !;
men den, som like tror, skal
bliye fordomt'' NIX. 16, 16).
bet ferste tror og fastholder vi
den d9bte troende S kal bill
We frelst, han er ct genf6dt
Menneske, ct Guds Barn. Men
den d6bte, som like tror9 Frel.
seren siger, at han skal blive
ford9mt.
Det stemmer like med Skrif-
tens Sprogbrug, at genfedte Men
nesker skal fordemmes.
Der maa skabes ct rent Hjer,
tie og fornyes en- stadig Aand i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-10

badly crushed. Gangrene set in. Skin
grating was decided upon as the on
ly method whereby her life might be
saved, and she was removed to the
hospital for the operation.
When Mrs. Scott was wheeled into
the operating room nurses and in
ternes understood that her husband
was to perform the operation. But
they did not know that he was Ito
be the second patient, scheduled to
give the flesh.
DR.. Scott appeared in surgeons uni
form, with gloves and mask. Briskly
he inquired as to the patients condi-
ton, then grimly barred his thigh.
Impatiently he quieted gasps of sur
prise from his assistants and with
professional calm he proceeded to the
work at hand.
DR.. Scott was a captain in the med
ical corps in France and performed
operations under heavy shell fire.
That may account for his iron nerve
But when the duel operation was con-
cluded and his nerves relaxed he
tainted.
Mrs. Scott will not be beyond the
danger point until seventy two hours
have elapsed, but hospital attaches
say her condition could not be better.
DR.. Scott says he hopes to be out of
the hospital by tomorrow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-10
COX PREPARING TO CAMPAIGN.
Closing Up His Affairs to Enable
Him to Make Tour of West.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Dayton, July 10.-Governor Cox,
democratic candidate for president
is making a strenuous effort to get
affairs in shape here so that he may
return to the executive office at
Columbus Monday. A number Of
clerks were busy with the large stack
of kilograms and letters of congratu-
lation, getting them in shape to be
answered.
The governors Dayton friends are
pleased with the prospects Of him
carrying the campaign Immediately
into the western states. and they be-
lieye such a plan will be approved
by the national committee. They de-
sire, however, to see the governor
make a vigorous campaign in his
home state.
Altho the governor has stated that
his personal headquarters will be in
Columbus, Daytonians believe the
democratic candidate will see to it
that Dayton gets to see many of the
political generals during the cam
paign. They feel certain the noti-
fication will be at Trails End" and
the only thing yet to be settled in
connection with it is the date.
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the delegates. in opening the con-
Vention, that they were here to
strike the shackles of slavery apart"
and declared their Opportunity is
now"
The essential job is to unite our
forces behind common program
and a common candidate" he said,
and the convention broke into it's
first demonstration, which was re-
newed again when Hopkins added:
But we do not depend upon any
single candidate"
Mention by one speaker of the
name of Attorney General Palmer
drew Kisses and boos from every di-
rection. When the speaker de-
scribed the present head of the de-
partment of justice as "a persecuter
and non prosecutor" he was
loudly cheered.
While the convention got under
way, the friends OF Irish freedom
arrived, set up booth on the side
walk, and unfurled banners urging
the third party to recognize Irish
freedom"
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WoOLEN MILLS CLOSE.
Forty Thousand Employees in New
Endland Out of Work


Boston, July mills of the Am
erican Woolen Company thruout
New England and in New York state,
suspended activities indefinitely yes
terday in the first great reaction from
the wartime rush which has fallen
upon American industry.
More than 10000 workers are out
of work and the exodus from the
mill cities has begun. Hundreds, in
Guiding whole families, have been
leaving Lawrence the last few weeks,
some going back to their old homes
III Europe, some to. different forms Of
work in other industrial centers. and
many to farms.
Only three of the American Woolen
Company's mills escape the general
shutdown, and these three mills are
to close early in August. These are
the Puritan mill at Plymouth, the
Beoli mill at Fitchburg, and the
Globe mill at Utica, N. Y.
The freight congestion. with it's de-
lays in the transportation of raw
material and of finished products,
was cited by President Wood as one
of the conditions making the shut
down necessary. A more important
factor however, he claimed, was the
action of the department of justice
in causing indictments to be brought
against the company for prof1teering.
These proceedings, he asserted,
formed an excuse for the cancellation
of many orders.
Mr.. Wood said he could not predict
the reopening, but suggested it might
not be until after Labor day. Every
effort, he said, was to be made to
redeem the business lost thru the
cancellation Of orders and to bring in
other orders which would hasten a
resumption of business.
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COURT AcouiTs SNOW.
Aged Lawyer Shows He Was Victim
of "Frameup."

A9eo Lawyer SnoW8 ne was vfCtim
Of "Frameup."
Washington, July 10.--Charges that
Chester A. Snow, 76 year old Million
aire patent attorney, and two other
persons conspired to bring about the
death or Mrs. Adds Hubbard Snow.
divorced wife of the attorney, were
dismissed by Judge Harrison in the
United States branch Of police court.
Stuart K. Brown, of Alexandria,
Va. told the court that Mrs. Ena p.
Acker, a woman detective, employed
him to follow Mrs. Snow and later re-
vealed plot to frame up Mr.. Snow"
by swearing, with man named
Stewart" and Hugh NJ. Langdon, that
Snow had told them to make away
with" Mrs. Snow.
Brown said he informed Snow and
his attorney of this plot, while Mrs.
Acker told Mrs. Snow there was a
plot against her life.
On the stand Mr.. Snow denietl he
ever had instructed Mrs. Acke, or
Langdon to, kill or injure Mrs. Snow.
Mrs. Acker was employed by him.
he said, at $50 a week, with $500 as a
reward for success to Shadow" his
divorced wife because he heard she
was going out with other men and
he did not consider her At .custo-
dian for their little son. He also said
that she had SO alienated the child's
affection that the boy ran away when
he saw him.
Snow testified that on one occasion
Mrs. Acker did say something
labout using dope" on Mrs. Snow and
that he told her:
! NO, be careful what you do. Don't
do anything foolish."-