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The state herald., 1920-05-14
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION
met IN PUEBLO last THURSDAY

Last Thursday the Republicans of
ne state assembled in Pueblo as n
onvention called for the purpose of
lecting member of the national
ommittee and four delegates at
arge to the national convention to
held at Chicago ON June Sth, next.
The principle contest developed on
he selection of committeeman for
colorado. John +. Vivian of Golden
nnouncing as n candidate against
hubert Work of Pueblo, the present
Incumbent. In this contest the ad-
,erents of Mr. Schuyler and S. ID.
,icholson, candidates for the U. s.
ienate, lined up for Vivian and
York, respectively. The result of
he roll call of counties gave Vivian
/, total of 543 votes and Work, 1915.
living Vivian plurality of l67.
ifter the result of the ballot was
announced DR.. Work took the floor
md moved that the election be made
unanimous. The convention adopted
he motion amid scenes of wild en-
.husiasm. The convention then pro-
.eeded to the selection of four dele
gates at large and four alternates.
rhe delegates elected were rs fol-
lows: Governor Oliver II. Shoup,
The state herald., 1920-05-14
SPRING COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAMS

Baccalaureate services for the
coming high school will he held in
the high school auditorium, Sunday
evening at s o'clock. Rev. Dawson
will preach the sermon.
The Junior Senior banquet will be
held on Monday night, May 17th.
Glass day exercises will be held
}. Tuesday evening, May 18th.
These exercises are free to every
body. Immediately after the exer-
cises reception for the parents that
have children in school will be held.
Commencement exercises will be
held, Thursday night, May Goth.
There are twenty-one graduates.
The speaker for the evening will be
President Crabbe of the State
Teachers College.
The county high school is to be-
come a Smith Hughs school both in
Agriculture and Home Economics.
Some time ago, Mr.. Gerry, the Fed
eral Director for Agricultural educa-
tion was here making arrangements
to establish course in Agriculture
under the Smith Hughs act. Monday
of this week Miss Campbell, the dir
ector of the Home Economics was
here planning the work in home
economies. The course in home
economies will consist of three years
work. The nature of the work and
course will be announced later. We
will receive from the Federal Fund
one half of the salary for all the
teachers who handle Smith Hughs
work.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
RIDNOUR PIANO COMPANY IN
.. NEW LOCATION ..

The Ridnour Piano Company
moved into their new home Monday.
The building has been rcmodcled and
makes n ncnt appearing store. Mr.
Ridnour handles stringed instru-
mcnts, sheet music and phonograph
records of all kinds in connection
with his regular musical instrumc I :.
These include the Edison. Rich Tone
mud Columbia monographs and the
Gnlbrnson player piano besides the
Solo Concerto and Francis Bacon
pianos. lie has secured the ser
vices Of Mary fcidlcr to nssist him
IN bis store. fstI
The state herald., 1920-05-14

903 votes, Moynahan of Montro
county, SO6 votes, and Claren
Hamilton of III Paso county, 6
votes Mrs. Montgomery of Sail
received 454 votes for delega'
Altetnates elected: Miss Elem
Young of Denver, alternate for &c
ernor Shoup, John II. Fletcher
Arapnhoe county, alternate for C.
Moynahan, Floyd Wilson, alterni
FOR Senator Phipps and John Ada
of Pueblo, alternate for C. c, Ha
lin.
The race for committeeman so
over shadowed the interest in de
gates that up to the time of ballot
the delegates talked nothing but vi
ian and Work.
No pledges were given or asked (,
the delegates as to their choice t,
President and the convention seem,
to " willing 70 trust to the iudi
mens Ind good sense of the delegat,
to 'aSt for the best interests of IL
party and the people at large, whe
they arrived on the scene at Ch
caso.
TIA resolutions adopted will !
found in another column.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE

The large building which was for
mcrlv used by Doe Norris as barn,
is being rebuilt and enlarged into an
apartment house with living accom-
for four families.
These apartments will be modern
and will help TO relieve the congcs-
tion from lack of residence houses.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Mary Brooks and Mrs. Walt
er Young entertained the Beau Not
club at a kensington, Wednesday
night at the science rooms at the
High school. After n pleasant even
ing dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ross Miller entertained the
Hyperian club ut theatre party ut
the Peerless, Wednesday night. Mem
hers of the club include-Mrs. f. L.
Smith, Mrs. George Garland Jr., Mrs.
i:sl9s asa AE5es f5essss ss'ss Mss
Mrs. Ross Miller, Mrs. Cecil Rich
ardson and Mrs. Jack Beck.
An informal dance will be given
by the Harmony club at the Masonic
hall, Wednesday night, May 10Th.
The programs will be given out ut 8
o'clock sharp. Music will be fur
nished by the Rocky Mountain Ave
piece Jazz orchestra of Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Smith gave
an informal dinner Sunday night to
n number of their friends. Those
present were Prof Robb and wife,
George Garland and wife, Pre-. and
Mrs. Wycoif, Cecil Richardson and
wife, and W. S. Johnson and Miss
Eva Rapp.
The members of Prof. Robb's Sun
day school class will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Chns. Peterson,
Friday evening, May 81, with Mes
danes Chas. Peterson, Wycoff and
Barnett ms hostesses. Special en-
tentainment is being prepared and IA
general good time is expected.
Members of the Dorcns society of
the Presbyterian church were royalty
entertained on Thursday Of last
week at the VIM. Meusborn home.
Rn unusually large attendance was
present 10 enjoy the occasion. and
especially the boun'eous refresh
mcnts which were prepared by Mrs.
Meusborn and sister. A special ta-
bic was provided for the children.
The Art and Needle club was en-
tcrtnined Mt the home Of Mrs. George
Coleman on Tuesday afternoon. The
subject was "Earlv Settlements"
nnd nm interesting article was given
ON Perry's explorations of the Are
tic regions by Mrs. DR. Timmons.
Special music was rendered during
the afternoon and dainty refrcsh-
ments were served nj the end Of the
program.
Mrs. q. NJ. Gillis entertained the
Sorosis club Mt her home on Tues
day afternoon. The meeting wns
opened by roll call, the topic heing
"Notcd Men Of To-day" A very IN
tcrcsting session was held. Mrs.
n. Y. White gave n short sketch of
her trip to Cubn. Mrs. Bert eteph-
cnson was rucsi Of the clnb. Fruit
salad md cnkc wns served. Those
present were Mesdnmcs r. NJ. Smith.
John Hicyinboiham. Bemia, Relsev.
r. n. White. Lcs Slnci md a. ".
Garland.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES

All cS-seryicc men are cordially
invited to intend the smoker TO be
given by the Ilolyoke Post of the
American Legion. the evening Of
Monday. Mny II. A good program,
including two fnst boxing events,
will be followed by luncheon.
The X. =. Hall is the place. Eight
o'clock 10 the time aud the girl stays
1T home. Push in aud gct acquainted.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

The following schools closed last
week: Pleasant Valley No. 5, Opal
furrow, teacher; Broadway No. n,
Rae ID. Crowner, teacher.
Amherst consolidated schools will
close June 4.
Highland Center consolidated
schools are having vocal and in
strumental music taught two days in
ach week.
Summers district No. IA voted to
Enlarge their school house and make
other need improvements.
Silverbeam school district voted to
Dut a basement under the present
school building and install heating
liant this year.
Miss Esther Lucke has been re
elected teacher of the Philorado
scool in district No. 81. Miss Es-
TIERS work was very highly appre-
ciated from the fact that she is to
receive an increase in salary and
longer term of school.
Joint district No. 5S voted to cen
tralize their schools for the coming
year.
A new school district was organic
ed May 3, 1920. This district will
be known as district No. 10 and the
officers are John Detmer, president; !;
Fred s. Culp, secretary: George
Heiliger, treasurer. A special meet
ing will be held May 26, 1920, for
the purpose of selecting n site and
to transact other necessary business
to get the district started. On the
same date n bond issue will be voted
on to provide means for building and
furnishing n new school house.
Savings says, "The United States
spent $500, 100000 last year for jew
elry and only 1854, 100000 on the
public schools. Which makes me
wonder why we laugh at the Hotten-
tot for wearing ring in his nose"
The following is list Of officers
elect that have been reported 70 this
ONCE: tresideut---l, Harry l. Mar
tin; 2, W. II. Bauer; 3, Mary Lowns-
berry; 4, Bernard Miller; 8, George
Weiss; q, w. II. Fowler; Z, jacob
Jordan; 8, e. A. Eckman; ., David
Masten; 10, +. b. Schneider; IL, No
report; II, Chas. Mcconnell; IA, Roy
Pratt; 10, August Oltienbruns; 10,
frank Ziegfeld; Is, Chas. Boehme !;
70, Wm. Gebhart; u, John Har
greaves; 81, W. A. Gilbert; SO, Alph
swobe; 80, +. A. kalston; Al, II. NJ.
Gelvin; AZ, {. A. Lydin; AS, G. A.
Fulscher; 81, Bert hammers; 52,
Herbert Meakins; 81, Arthur Hulst; /;
IS, NJ. l.. Hart; u, X. l.. Cranwell; I;
63, Fred Borland; sc, No report; a.,
Roy Parham; "a, No report; as, T..
Il. Clayton; 81, c. X. Sheridan; 81,
Nels Bentson.
Secretary to fill vacancy: 3, John
Sandquist; 4, l.. Il. Digenhart; 10,
Albin Johnson; IL, No report; IA, 4.
q. Summers: 20, Elmer b. Hansen; !;
27, c. o. Cheney; 81, W. W. Hast
ings; AS, Roy Yardley; 81, Mamie
Clark; 5s, Bert villars; II, No re-
port; 81, Libbie !. Miell.
Treasurer TO fill vacancy: s, A. +.
Denbo; q, o. W. Holmes; Al, w. p.
Kohrell; As, l.. II. Cox; 81, l.. +.
Swanson; 81, VIII +. Bauer.
An entire new board was elected
in joint district No. II: President,
Jacob laggie; secretary, Mildred l..
Reicholt; treasurer, A. Beal. These
officers are allowed twenty days TO
file their qualifications with this of.
fee, which is ON or before May %.
CHARLES PETER,
~ AZ
The state herald., 1920-05-14
zEJIC-BLUNT

Miss Bessie Blunt Of Holyokc. md
Gerald Il. neiic of Friend, Nebraska.
were married on Sunday. May 2, nj
the Methods, parsonage. Reverend
ISAincti officiating. The couple will
mike their home nj Friend.
The state herald., 1920-05-14

The promised federal round-np Of
proIltcers must mnfr The little rei-
low who overchnrgcd for shocstrings
nervous Baltimore Sun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

In NbrO paga de fsnqusO s pOr @ b adORa hay que Rad Cts mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

He aqui La relaci6n de los profesores
que eierceran aqui el pr6ximo a1o.
Principal para Ponce de Leon
School" Maria Berries; graduados: Rr-
fino Vigo, Ignacio Ortiz, sefioritas Ana
M. Carmcna, Angela Veiazquez, Luisa
Lopez del Vale, Isabel Morales, Con-
suelo Martinez. Encarnaci0n Alicea. Jua
ma Alicea, M. Berries Lebr6n; Leonor
Fulladosa, Carmen ". Casablanca, EIoi
sa Pacheco, Mercedes Cintr6n de Ote-
ro, Julia Roger, Ana Carrion, Bienvenida
Rodriguez. Rurales:-Justina Valent;n,
Graciela F. Rivera. Mercedes Herrera,
Julia Hernandez. Ramona cantino, An
gela Julbes, Alexandra Gerena, Jovita
velazquez, Ramona Morales, Ramona
Suarez, Emilia Diaz, Augusta Castah5n,
Mercedes Rivera Cintr6n, Elena san
chez, Alexandra Garcia. Josefna Marca-
no, sefiora Carmen Hernandez de Pa
eheco, sefior Luis Gonzalez, Ernesyo Men
dez, Candido Berries, Anacle,o Lopez.
Conrsd0 Diaz, Manuel Surillo.
Ell CORR rs 5cNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
Af8CtO de ESpala a
los EStadOS UnidOS

MADRID, JUNO 17.-El rey Alton
so celebr0 aver un lunch como home
maize al contra-almirante Knapp, que
es huesped de Madrid.
Al acto concurrieron casi todos
los Ministries, pronunciandose algunos
discursos encomiasticos para los Es-
tados Unidos Y para la nacion Es-
pamela.
AL jefe de la escuadra americana,
Mr.. Knapp, Sc lie han preparad0
otras festas, las que habra de con-
currir en- el dia de hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

Han salido para Rio Piedgas, con ell
fiji de matricularse en- el curse de vera
no, algunos profesores de este distri o.
En,.e otros recordamos Agustin Aqua
20, Mercedes Moreno, Andrea Garcia,
Alexandra Garcia, Graciela Diaz, 10.
vita velazquez Y Lila Castaneda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
SOBRE Ell MISMO TEMA.

A Los sENoRES ROBERTO H. TooD
Y ALFONSO vALDES LES ToCA
DECIR ST FUE o NO VERDAD LA
PRESENTATION A LA ASAM-
BLEA REPUBLICANA DE CHIcA
GO, DEL INFoRME QUE soBRE
PUERTO RICO LES ATRIBUYo A
ELLoS EEL TEMPO DE 1s DE
JUNO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

Para ocupar interiaamente La plaza de
m6dico de Benefcencia Y 'cirujano del
hospital, ha sido roubrado el doctor
M. B. Caballero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

81 los sefiores Roberto H. Tood Al
fonso Valdes, los distinguidos delega-
dos republicanos a Ia Convention de
Chicago, que acaban de regresar a Puer
to Rico, no confirmasen puDlicamente
como cierto 10 dicho por lei TEMPO
de diez ccho de JUNO, bajo el titulo
de puerto Rico no sera independent
te", habra que reconocer que Ell ITEM
po'', le hizo daiios al Partido Republi-
cano de Puerto Rico, publicando el suel
TO que decia asi:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

Mientcas Sc efectuaba un bale en- el
barrio de Tejas, Sc origih6 una reyerta,
en- La que result6 un herido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
DESDE HUNACA0

La policia ocupo en- ell barrio de An
ton Ruiz un alambique, arrestando a su
dueno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
IATENc1oN, cIUDADANosl

Ell MUNDO, Sc vende en- Ell salon
Barberia "El Modelo". de don Santa
go Bonilla.
Sol st Toa Alta, P. R Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

hlgunas personals en- su desespera-
S,on por alguna enlermedad de los
rihones que no ban podido combatir
con eyito, tales como; doIor de espalda,
dolor de caderas y lornos, hinehaz6l
de las mufeeas, piernas y pahtorriIlas,
reumatismo, cansancio, flojecad de las
piernas, catarro inflamacidn de Ia
vejiga, ardor y quemaz6n al hacer
aguas, derrames voldntarios durante
Ia noche y. .orina de color sanguinolento
o con sedimento; desconffan de tales
o cuales preparaciones de patente. A
esas personas les convene probar las
PhdOras 'Mitchella" para los Ri
fiones. y. seguramente que bendeciran
haber tenido Ia oportunidad de habeT-
las ensayado. Estando los rihones en-
estado normal y saludable, segin el
destino que lesidi6 Ia naturaleza, todos
los productos- -venenosos que Sc acumu-
Ian en- el organismo, SON eliminados
por las orinas, pero cuando los rinones
Sc hallau coneestionados inactivos
.diferentes Intermediates, esos pro-
dl4ctos nocivos en- vez dc pasar a las
SUCESORES DE
(Dpto. de Agencias.
M Observation-Disclosures
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
FOSFO- -CLTCO- -KOLA DOMENECH

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De venta en- tOdas las Fannaoias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

orinas pasan a Ia sangre v poF Ella
a todos los tejidos inpregnandolos
trayendo un envenenaniento cada yez
mas grave, llegando en- ocasio.es a
producir tTastotnos mortales. Tcae-
mos a disposition del pdblico un buen
n1mero de testimonies de- personas
id6neas " carecterizadas de distinfcs
paises, en- que nos rinden, Ell una
forma que reveIa mucha sinceridad,
su agradecinieHto por el exito- que han
alcanzado conlas Piidoras "Aiitche-
la" para los Rinones. En- las d.
recciones qre acompana a cada frasco,
Sc dan a conocer mas en- deta!le las
Intermediates de los rifones que Inn
sido dominadas con el uso dc este
gran especifico, y 81 Va. padece de
cnalquera enfermedad de los rihones,
no debe vacilar en- hacer un ensayo
con las PfIdOras "Mitchella" para
los Rifiones, especialmente 81 no ha
obtenido Vd. resultados satisfactofios
con otros medicamentos vendidos para
este fin. Pidalas en- las Farmacias Y
Droguerias y no acepte Vd. sustitutos.
L. VlLLAMiL CO.
San Juan.
ara Puerto Rico
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

Thessalonikerne, samme Orden,
som er fulgt j Armaghbogen.
Oversatteren af disse Clos
SEES Mr.. Olden, bemarker, at
de har ct betydeligt Fortrin frem
for mango andre gamle Doku-
menter, idet de like giyer mind
ste Grund til Mistanke for Ind
skud eller Kndringer; thi da de
irske klostre paa Fastlandet tab
tie deres irske Karakter, var der
ingen, som kunde lase denne
Bog.
Fortolkningerne er meget kor-
te, beundringsverdigt ortodokse
og HOLT udtryksfulde.
Endnu skal blot navnes for
skellige andre Fortolkninger af
Paulus's Breve, f.Eks. Sedulices
og Claudices', der uden St@nk af
romersk KatOlicisme kart under
streger den store eyangeliske
Sandhed ON acknowledgement
we'd Troen, den evangeliske Pro-
testantismes Grundlere.
bet er blot nedslaaende at Vi
de, at at den store Rigdom, der
var Frugten af I%rernes Bibelstu-
dunn. er kun fattige Levninger
beyaret, og Grunden hertil err de
gamle Nordboeres, naynlig Da-
nernes Plyndringer.
Overall hvor de kom, brendte
de Kirker og Klostre med ale
de Bogskatte, disse rummede, og
hyad Ilden sparede, bley kastet
i Vandet som unodvendig Bal
last / de tungtladede Skuder.
Men Diet der er leynet, er dog
nok til at give os ct levende Ind
tryk al den irske Kristendoms
Karlighed til den gamle Bog,
deres Iver for at studere den og
deres iherdige Arbejde for at
udbrede Kundskab Ill den saa
at sige over hele Europa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07
K~redsmede i N. D. Kreds.

Nord Dakota kreds afholdt
sit delegerede Mode i Trim. Me
nighed we'd Kenmare, y. d., i
Dagene 6. til 9. Nov. Medet aab-
nedes med H9jmessegudstjeneste,
hyor Pastor II. p. \. Andersen
fra Dickson, Can, predikede,
og Stedets Prest, Pastor Knud-
sen tjente we'd Alteret. Efter
Gudstjenesten blew Vi budt vel
kommen, paa. Menighedens Veg
ne af Pastor Knudsen, og paa
Kredsens Vegne af Kredsens For
mand Pastor E. X. Andersen.
For jeg gaar yidere maa jeg
hellere bede ON en- Undskyld-
ming, nermest fordi jeg a saa
dunn eller bl9dhjertet at paata-
&c mig at skrive dette Referat,
SON slet like tilkommer mig. Def
Forbidden sig nemlig saaledes,
at da jeg nu er ansat son Kred-
sens Missionsprgst, ansaa jeg Diet
for mindre heldig yedblivende
at fungere som Sekret9r og re-
signerede derfor under M0det.
og Pastor a. Hansen valgtes som
min Eftermand. Som sagt saa
var Diet altsaa like mig men der
imod Pastor Hansen der skulde
skrive Referat, men han har nu
sin Made paa at faa Folk til
at gore hvad han vii, og derfor
loyede .jeg ogsaa at gore Skri-
v%eriet, skGnt jeg den Gangs laa
midi j Flytningen, fra Sidney til
Winnipeg. Havde jeg den Gang
anet hyor yanskeligt Diet Wide
yere at faa Hus i Winnipeg, og
at faa alt Ordnet med Hensyn
til Hus og HEM, saa havde Pa
stor Hansens Nayn, og like nit,
staaet under dette Referat. Nh
da jeg har gaaet ind paa at skri-
We Diet er der kun cen Udvej,
at jeg kan Dine, det er, gore
Diet saa kort son mulig, og kun
meddele Diet for Kredsen NEST
nodvendige.
Til Stede var f9lgende Prester
og Delegater. Prester: e. r. An
dersen j. Knudsen, A. Hofgaard,
i. II. Kj6ller, j. X. Jensen, II.
p. A.. Andersen, Anthem Hansen,
G. c. Mengers og undertegnede.
Delegater: P. G. Olsen, Dane
Valley; Jens Andersen og Seren
Poulsen, Trim. Menighed Mar
tin Olsen, Kenmare; Holm Mel
sen, Daneville; Frederick Han
sen, Coalridge; N. o. Nielsen,
Standard Can. Il. B. Christen-
sen, Hickson, Can. Peter Skeem,
Peter Steffen, Norma
Hs)Var modtaget tidligt nok
til M. for 81. Dec, men a BILE
ven forlagt. Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07
Gamle L~aremestere.
Af@H..P Hansen.

OeL CT Ad1lSkeIlgJ DIT 1dslsGl-
tie en- bestemt Dato for Opret-
telsen af det forste Kloster paa
Irland, men saa meget er visit,
Patrick hayde ligget mango Aar
/ sin GRAY, for Diet skete!
Det siges, at Bright grundede
ct Nonnekloster i Kildare, hyil-
ket hun styrede. Hun var fuld
af liver for at sprede Eyangeli-
ct I'D over den grSnne o, ia
kom i Saa Henseende nesten OPP
paa Side af Patrick.
Bingham forteller, at Diet for
ste Kloster i Irland blev stiftet
i Bangor af Comgal Begyndel-
sci af Diet sjette Aarhundrede,
og at der i Wales oprettedes ct
KlOster af samme Navn der gor
Krav paa at yere Diet eldste i
England, men for 9vrigt rel
ste der sig smart Klostre ale
Vegne, og Folk str9mmede til
dem j Tusindvis.
Beda fortaller, at Bangor i
Wales hayde saa stort ct Antal
af ,,Munke," at Diet MATTE de
les i syv Afdelinger, der hyer
havde sin Leder og rummede
mindst ire Hundrede Mand hyer.
Selv ON Beboerne af disse
gamle Klostre levede af deres
Handlers Arbejde, saa var deres
%yesentlige Opgave Bibelstudi-
nm, og Klostrene blew da we
sentlig at opfattes som Bibelskoler
bet hedder ON Gildas, der var
Munk i Diet ber9mte Kloster Ban
gor i Wales at han i sit lange
Brev ,,Brittaniens 0deleggelse''
like citerede nogen anden Bog
end Bibelen, og den britiske Hi
storikers Citater udviser sikkert
nok ct meget indgaaende kend-
skab til Guds Ord. Den Tanke,
at Folket besad de hellige Skirt
ter synes fuldstandigt at gen
n~emtrenge de Mennesker, som
har fortalt os denne Periodes
Historic.
Clonard Kloster i Irland op-
naaede stor Ber6mmelse, navn-
lig for diets grundige Stndier af
Bibelen. bet var grundlagt af
Finnian, der / flere Aar hayde
studeret under Gildas i Wales,
og fra hans K@rlighed til Gnds
Ord og Lyst til at undervise ]
Diet, faar Vi Bekreftelse paa, hyor
holt Bibelen blew holdt i Ere af
Gildas saa vel som af andre bri-
tiske Munke.
Finnian havde som oftest ire
Tusinde Disciple, der samledes
ON ham for at modtage Under
Wishing j den hellige Skrift. Err
kebiskop USHER forteller, at
Ruadamus hayde stort Udbytte
af sit Uphold paa Clonard, og
at han laste forskellige Afsnit
af Bibelen under Finnian.
Han omtaler ogsaa kiaran,
hvis st9rste Lyst Diet var at h9-
re og underyises i de hellige
Skrifter, sely i sin hoje Alder
dom, at Diet siges saavel ON ham
som ON andre irske Munke paa
hans It'd, at de paa deres gamle
Dage kom til den hellige og vi
Sc Abbed i Clonard, Finnian, og
at de leste de hellige Skrifter
i hans Bibelskole.
Mend, fulde af Kerlighed til
deres Bibel, drog bort fra Fin
mans Skole for at studere vide
re i Guds Ord og forklare Diet
offentligt for andre.
Beda fortaller os, at i den for
ste Halvdel af Diet syvende Aar-
hundrede arbejdede den franske
Biskop Agilbert i mango Aar
blandt Vestsakserne, men at han,
for han begyndte sin Corning,
opholdt sig i lengere It'd i r.
land for at studere de hellige
Skrifter.
Of9lge Beda rasede der i 664
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