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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-21
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of C!-B. Watson deceased
late Of Richmond County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons hav-
Ing claims against the estate Of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un.
dersigned at Ellerbe, N. c., on or be-
fore September 21st, 1921, or this no
tice will be plead in bar Of their recov.
cry. All persons indebted to said es.
tate will please make immediate pay
ment. This September 21st, 1920.
NJ. F. HORNE, Administrator
Of 9. B. Watson, Deceased.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-21
FINE OFFICE POSITIONS.

Paying splendid salaries are record
ed every day by our employment bu-
reau. We can fill only one-fourth
of the positions listed.
II you want position with bank
or a high class business house where
future advancement is assured, pre-
pare now by taking our business
course. We guarantee positions as
soon as students are fitted to take
them. For particulars, write
DRAUGHON'S, Columbia, s. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12

CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN,
$50 West 4gti. Street.
Lam Masses. 30, o; Atssa Cantata and Sermon
fDr De'sny1. 1o;45; voapofs. 4.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12

SBr). Trie9te; Labetter, Havre Lake Fair
New York: Waikiki. Venice
new ORLEANS, June 1i--CIeared: strs
Cette, Cadz. Tenerire; Havana. Mexican
ports ports and Galveston; ceiba tHond). Ceiba;
strs Adeina lsp} seys Sans and A1gsirsa
Verona (Nor>. Tela; Key West (Nor), Nor
iSik Brsa soFland (Nor} Boston. Sd Delaware
Philadelphia: schr Luey Evelyn, Mirage
ane Passed OFT tro.n Fhilaae.2hn: SITS
via New York; Lake Geoney. Norfolk;
sailed: Lake Fiambeau. Hun. for
tanchored below overla1ls and discharged
ballasD. Reedy Island, Del. June Il
Passed down from Philadelphia: strs
Seneca Boston oueen Helena (BD, Ant Ant
pam; Lackawanna (Br), Birkenhead.
Marcus Hook. Pa. June 11-Passed up for
Philadelphia; independence Hall con trial
trip). Passed down from Philadelphia
SaNcoxie, Fordeaux. via New York
PORT EADs, La, June 11-Arrived: :
Strs Abangarez. Bocas del Toro; Rakana
SBr). Orange, Tex, BaIlygaly Head (Br).
Tampa; Ellis tNor), Tela;, -Genesee SBr),
Tv New Brighton OBJ. Galveston; Truxill9.
rector sBr), Liverpool, Lady Of Gaspe
l6r), Boston, Lake AlVada, ProgreSOi ;
Lake Pewaukee Porto Rico; Metapan
Bocas del Toro via Havana, Kingston
Cristobal and Port Limon; Quirnist a n
(Hond), Omoa via Port Cor-ez; Romulus
Port Lobos; Santa Leonora Omitted States
transporD, Colon; Socrates (r). Buenos
Ayres via Gulfport.
PORT TAMPA. June 11-Sarled: strs
Lake Pearl. Baltimore; Shawmut, Balti-
more.
PORTLAND, Me. June 11-Arrived: strs
Apollo (Span), New York; Fordonian, Hal
flax for New York lin DOW and proceeded)
Sailed: Str Lake Fargo. New York
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12

tors are William S. Warden. Of Phila-
delphia, and Clarence A. Warden, of
Haverford, Pa. Six months before her
death Mrs. Harkness wrote letter to
the Rev, DR.. Leighton Parks, rector Of
st. Bartholomew Church. telling him
of the interest which sne and her late
husband. Charles W. Harkness, took in
the church and Offering the $500 900
contribution, which she was to give as
an endowment fund in memory of her
husband as soon as the affairs of his
estate were settled. Mrs. Hardness
thought this would be not later than
July, 1918.
Mrs. Harkness died in December,
1916. leaving an estate Of $13,9O6,215
Mrs. Harkness made several public
requests, the larger ones being Yale
University, $780, 900; Flagler Hospital.
St. Augustine, Fla, 100000; Babies
Hospital, 100000, and $4,000 to each
Of the following: Morristown Memorial
Hospital, Art Museum Of Cleveland,
Germantown Dispensary and St. Johns
Guild.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12
Shipping n VS.
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. June 11-Arrived: Lake
gGaRd0ni GaaRt ana.s9f B.eag5sads; sherman; New
port sulphur No. S. Galveston. Cleared !.
Port Port Antonio. Tala Thorgard, Cienfuegos;
eoran, San Juan; Winona, Rio Janeiro. Gt
Sailed Sailed: Eagle, RotteIdam; Lackawanna,
Dublin via Belfast; Philippines. Gothen-
burg; Corcoran. San Juan; Westwood.
l-re Hayre and Antwerp; Fusilier (BeD. Dun
hirk Sewau Points. Stockholm: Upo
Mendi (Sp), Bordeaux; Goodspeed. Port
Tampa Cape Henry Va. June 11-Passed
saania IN for Baltimore tim War Lark lBrs HueIya;
Bridge. New York; Urkiola Meidi lspJ,
Sagunto; kotonia Dan), Shields; Cham
more: VIM G Warden, Port Lobos; West
erdijk tDD, Rotterdam: Bethelridge, Port
Lobos; koranton CBr) Algiers, Auburn,
lNor}. stockholm: scottaburs Antwerp: Io:
Lake Mary. Boston.
u,I. BOSTON; June 1l.-Arrived: Steamers
ports: Lake Sterling. Preston. Cuba High
land Enterprise (Br.), Liverpool; Cold
Harbor, Alexandria, Egypt: vanada, Genoa
tucket. Norfolk Sailed: Osawatomie.
London and Antwerp via Halifax; Ell
Captain, New York; Lake Geneva. Nor
hagen.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, June Ii
Arrived and sailed: Bark Snowdon, New
York for Boston. Arrived Schooner
Seth NJ. Todd. Nantucket for New York
CHARLESTON, S. C., June 1l-Arrived /:
Strs Maisdi Dent Br). Hull; Arapahoe,
Jacksonville land sailed New York;
JACkSONVILLE, June 11--Arrived: Strs
Ophis. Norfolk; Pawtucket Charleston :
Lenape,r New York via Charleston schr
Maine. Leghorn; motorship Solitaire Port
Arthur. Sailed Strs Agwidale, Phiadel-
phia; Persian, Baltimore via Charleston.
NORFOLK. Va. June 1l--Arrived: Strs
Matopho tBr). New York; Lake Fargo.
Gibraltar; Savona (Itl, New York Santa
QD, Genoa; British Vine (Br), Tampico
Necoya (Br), Liverpool; Dio, Havre; Hell
Vetia (schr), Walton. n. S. Sailed: Strs
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12
Arrivals From New York
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gen.
eral Postoffica and City Hall Postoffice
lows
Chime and specially addressed mail for
other destinations via Seattle Steamship
Justin. June L.
- Tahita, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mall for
"A australia via San Francisco. Steamship
- Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco. Steam
snip Ventura. June H.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, Siam,
Cochin China. Netherlands East Iudies'
and Philippine Islands via Vancouver
Of Japan. June Is
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12
Court Asked to
Rule ON 100000
Legacy toChurch
Executors of the Estate of
Mrs. Mary W. Hardness
Want to Know Whether
Lifetime Promise Binds

The executors OF the estate OF Mrs.
Mary ". Harkness, who died in 1916.
pssitioned Surrogate Cohalan yesterday
70 determine whether contribution of
5000 which Mrs. Harkness promised
in her lifetime to St. Bartholomew
Protestant Episcopal Church consti-
suses legai obligation on the estate
which the executors are bound to carry
out.
Mrs Harkness's residence was at 9
East Fifty-fourth Street. Her execu-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12

Holy Rood Church. Fort Washington ave
nt 10Th at. q. A. Christensen, D. D.
rector, Holy Eucharist, 8 a. IN. mathis
and serruen, II a. M; nlsmorial service. 22d
fsssifnsns Veterans. p, M. addresass w
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

pa tuicS lOE new 1Qfk
Irieste-S Magyarorszag,
Ranburg-S S Zaca
Bueros Ayres-S S Byron
Bordeaux-S S StrathIorne,
Queenstown--S S Baltic
Roulogne-S S Noordam.
Plymouth-S S Westwego.
Southampton--S RovaI George.
kowey-S S Lake Fugard.
Shanghai-S s Bolton ca stle
Gopenhagen-S S FREDERIC VIII
aQil--S Lepando
1G5,ibraltar-s S Norman Monarch.
Plymouth-s S Noordarn.
Falmouth--S s Colindo.
,,Tie Fanana Canal, Cristobal-s Baja
Arrivals From New York
werp-S S Northern Pacific. Mercury.
l3ordeaux--S S Niagara.
Manila-S s West Eldora
Antofoga asta-S $ Ebro
Gallao-S s Garfield
Iondon-S Anglo Chilean
Funta Arenas-S s Santa Barbara
1ohstantinople-S s Kabinga.
Goraltar-S Buchlead
Antofogasta-S S DutchutkA
La Plata-S S Montlair
Fanama Canal, Cristobal-S Santa
New-York tribune., 1920-06-12

U. S. Buys $4,000 Tons Sugar
BUENOS AYREs, June 1.-THE
United States government has bought
$4,000 tons of Argentine sugar.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Christmas Exercises
in East Ely School

A Christmas entertainments will be
gisevn by the pupils of the East Ely
school Thursday afternoon. December
IS, at 2 O'clock. All parents and friends
are cordially invited to attend. The
program is as fellows:
Christmas Carol, fifth. sixth seventh
and eighth grades.
Recitation, "rhe Night Before Christ
mas Grace Louise Finley.
Jumping Jack Drill. third and fourth
grade boys.
in Santa's Workshop third grade.
Folk Dancing, Blackberry Bios
sons. fourth grade.
Recitation. Hang Up the iiaby's
Stocking" Elizabeth Stevenson.
Recitation. santa Claus first anil
second grades.
Song. we Bring Our Gifts FIRST.
second, third and fourt grades.
Recitation. santa Claus Plan" Mar
gu.rite Cunningham.
Song. Up Among the chimneys
High" kindergarten.
Stocking drill, third and fourth grade
girls.
Folk Dancing. Ace of Diamonds"
third grade
Queen Christmas fifth. sixth.
seventh ana eighth grades.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
DEMOCRATS FORM 4
STATE ORGANIZATION

At n meeting held at Reno last wcc;.
fifty or more well known state demo-
Gratis effected The organization of the
Associated Democratic Clubs of Ne
vada, says the Appeal The meeting
was called TO order by Charles l..
Richards. chairman of the democratic
state central committee He gave the
purposes OF tie gathering IN brief
words and after the naming of IL. c.
Carter as temporary secretary the bust
ness of forming a permanent organiza
tion was gotten under way. A con-
stitution and bylaws, which provided
for a governing board to consist of
two members from every county in the
state and an executive committee OF
eleven. was adopted. \ committee Of
fvo to nominate the executive COM
mittee to serve the first year was ap-
pointed by the chair. and after a few
following.
Sam Pickett % Reno. Anthony Jur-
icli of Ely, Mrs. Sara George of Sparks.
T. L. Hawkins OF Carson. J.. T. Goodin
of Lovelocks. J. T. Boyd Of Reno, 4.
J.. Dunlap OF Tcnopah, Il. w. Clark OF
Lac Vegas. J. l.. Kunz of Goldheld.
and George b. Thatcher and q. J..
Richards of Reno.
Later the executive committee met
and selected George u. Thatcher as
president; J. r. Boyd first vice presi.
dent. and Mrs. George as second vice
president. II. l.. Dunlap vas named
executive secretary n r. c. Carter
as treasurer. 1t is the purpose of the
organization. which will be regarded
as the parent club, to fater the forming
Of clubs in every county in the state.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Senator Has
Arriued at Ely Home

Ladies' and gentlemen. we haNe with
Us this morning a young man destined
10 take his place in the hall OF fame.
Blossoming forth in the battleboIn
state he will. like his illustrious fore
fathers. be found at all times in the
front ranks of progressive movements
and with his shoulder TO the wheel
guiding the ship on to. the greatest
achievements; "A young man of whom
Nevada Is Justly proud, and when his
tory is complete not the least of her
pages will be his accomplishments
We take great pleasure in introduce
ing Russell Dorsey Chaplin. son OF
Senator and Mrs. Ncaly II. Chaplin.
born at Steptoe hospital Thursday last.
We thank you, senator.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Mcdonald Ships Car
Of Good Grade Ore

ID. 6. Mcdonald and his associates
Wednesday last shipped n carload of
ore from the Jenny A.. which they are
now operating. to the United States.
Smelling. Mining and Refining Com
pany at Midvale, Utah. for treatment.
While returns ave not yet been re-
ceived from tho ore 1t IL known to b.
of good grade. Owing to the low
price of lead operators arc not war
ranted In shipping TO the smelters at
this time. particularly where they are
under heavy transportation charges as
from the Hamilton district. and It is
not likely h a further shipments viii
be mad until the market improves.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Christmas Eue Mass
in District Churches

Midnight mass viii be celebrated
both In Sacred Heart church in Elv
and ST. Miehaels church at MeGi.t
next Friday night. This will be n
notable event in church circles In this
district. Rev. j.. J. McNally. pastor
of Sacred Heart church, will celebrate
the mass in Ely. while Rev. C. l..
Hogan will o~fficiate In a like manner
at McGil1. The celebration of mid
night mass is a privilege seldom grant
ed and has been enjoyed only once in
the past history of this district. which
was last Christmas Eve. WHEN the Ely
edifce was scarcely large enough to
accommodate the large congregation.
Christmas day mass will be cele-
lrated in Ely at 7:45 a. m. in Ruta
at 0 o'clock and in McGnl at s:3a and
"a
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Recorder McKerndn
Sends Data to Boyle

County Recorder J. q. Mekefnan pre-
pared a statment this week which was
forwarded TO Governor Boyle TO be
used in preparing the state budget
The statement was asked for by the
governor and contained one item which
is of considerable interest to taxpayers
at his time. The item requested was
that of the amount of money collected
from liqaor licenses in the year 1918
for county use. The figures issued by
the county recorder show a total of
$6.44S.15 collected for county lssuor
licenses. This mount did not include
the city liquor licenses. which was
a larger amount
A statement of the bonded indebted
ness of the county shows White Pine
To be on "A sound financial basis, the
total bonded Indebtedness being only
$112,500, of which 5000 is a loan from
the state reserve fund to the county
road rund. The bonds for the county
high school building and school equip
ment amount to see. 900. which leaves
$47, 500 in county bonds and road fund
loan. This AMOUNT includes the bonds
for the new county hospital.
In the next wear $500 of these
bonds will he paid OF II the amount
required TO pay the current interest
viii be $6.240.
\ reeapitul1tion Of the statement
would show that the liquor license OF
the county would be sufficient To pay
the interest on the total bondod in
d~ebtcdness.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Present Meat Prices
Are Unjushfable

X. r.. swallow OF s>hoshone came in
last Thursday IN do some Christmas
shopping before the big rush. Mr..
Swallow sail that he did not look for
much Improvement 10 his line of bust
ness until an embargo is placed on
wool IN meats.
Tho livestock grower Is back to pre-
war prices, or even lower" said Mr..
Swallow, but ] do not notice any APP
rreciable decline in the retail market.
Last week a bunch OF cattle went over
The scale in Salt Lake at SIS per head.
or about 2 cents A pound. This would
seem that the meat should reach the
consumer at a price far below what it
is Offered for on the block and that IL
a matter which undoubtedly needs al.
iustmenl."
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Heat from Springs
Yarns Tra0elers


George \. Whiteiey. district super.
%intendent of public Instruction. return
cd last Friday night after a two weeks
trip visiting all the schools of Eureka
and Lander counties.
Mr.. " hiteley says that he found tie
schools in excellent condition aud all
supplied with teachers except two
which are about ready to open ore
of which will be at Laxagues. in Land
er county. n the other at Cortez,
which has been dormant for about two
years.
We had plenty of SHOW" said Mr..
Whitley, IAN travel was anything
but "A pleasure. After leaving Eureka
to return to Ely by currant we found
the roads better ana encountered no
snow until We reached the White
River summit
A the residence of L.. w. Waltz. at
WALTZ Hot Springs. about forty miles
north of Austin, after bucking snow
for soverals hours and When a stove
would have been mighty welcome we
found a residence supplied with hot
water heat. the water being piped into
the house from a spring right on the
ground and from which tho water
flows at about 100 degrees"
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Las, Day TO File Citizenship Papers

Thursday. December 16 was the last
day for the filing cf petitions for
citizenship 10 be taken up at the March
term of court. Applicants who have
completed the time of residence in the
state and the United States and who
have taken out fisst papers for the
icriod of at least two years should
have made application before last
Thursday. in order to lie admitted al
the March term of court. Petitions
may lie filed with the county clerk
later lhan that date. bat the applicant
VIII have to wait for the next term of
naturalization hearing. which VIII be
he'd in September.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19

Woman Worked Mail Order Houses
One of the indictments returned by
the United states grand jury lasI week
was against a Washoe county woman
who was a s~tcncgrapher but as a side
line appears to have cleaned up a
few hundred dollars by defrauding
mail order houses in eastern cities.
According to the charges she mailed
several large orders of goods which
she received. to the loss of the houses.
as the checks she sent with the order
came back with tie endorsement. enc
funds Where She came out rcal
none ahead. however. was by send
ing in orders for goods that the
houses could not supply. and receiv-
ing and eashing the dealers credit
checks.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
livestock Nee, Postponed to january

IN urgent message from Vernon Met
calf. secretary of the Nevada Livestock
Association. says that as two other big
conventions are scheduled for Reno tho
same dates as were decided upon for
the annual meeting OF the livestock
association, December II andls. IL is
absolutely impossible to secure hotel
accommodations. Therefore the annual
meeting is postponed to January 7
and S, 1921.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Br.kemnm killed ON southern Pacific

Jack Spencer, a bfak'-
man 81 the Southern Pacific. met In
slant death the latter part OF last week
when he fell between ears while the
train was in motion. His body was
literally ground to pieces. The acct
dent happened heal Verdi.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Letters in the Ely rostomce

Unclaimed Letters In the Ely Fostomce
Dewy Bars. Bill Baltas. Mrs. II. A.
Behamam. Billy Beyg. Bill Ellis. Mrs.
Dean Hudson. Ray Jones, r. L. Jane
SON.. Nick Karras. Signor Lindaco. Vito
Leconte, Miss Martha Meyer. Naylor &
Callahan. F. Piombo CD, ]. E. Sessions,
Miss Marion Spencer.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
To Fern Chamber of Commerce al rlso

The pfoposition OF FORMING a am
Der OF at Elko is roceivine
favorable ndation by the people
out dat way. With all of the Nevada
towns and cities lined up in kindred
| ORGANIZATIONS a lot can be done FOR
the future Of the entire state.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Dividend Declared by ronopah Belmont

The Tonopah Belmont mine has de-
clared it's regular quarterly 5 cent divi-
ierd. As this will be applied to 1.6o0.-
600 shares 1t represents $4,000 to be
paid stockholders. The Belmont has
paid close to $4,000, 600 since 1t COM
menced operations.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
G. A. OLSEN
Ell 5Rotte.

Dengang forstod han like, hvorfor han skull
de Tide dette. bet forekom ham underligt. M for
staar Alverden, at kun Galejslayen Knox, kun
Manden, der havde gennemgaaet de store Lidel-
ser og lert like at blinke overfor ale Tyranner-
mes Trusler, kunde bruges til det Verk, Gud hav-
de bestemt ham til.
Fangerne Mont ST. Michel fandt, at de maat-
tie kunne faa L~ejlighed til at undslippe, og Diet
lykkedes dem ogsaa at faa spurgt Knox, ON de
kunde forsyare at gore Diet ogsaa med Fare for,
at Diet Wide mediocre Ell haardere Demanding af
deres fangne Landsmend andre Steder. Herpaa
svarede Knox, at de skulde blot flygte, hvis Diet
kunde lykkes dem uden at udgyde Blod. De gjor-
de F~orsSget, og det lykkedes dem uden at slaa no
gen ihjel og uden at medtage nOget af Fjendernes
Ejendom.
Knox papistske Modstandere har senere be-
skyldt ham for at vere en- Mand, der var saa ia
natisk, at han ansaa Diet for at vere rigtigt at
slaa enhver Papist ihjel, man traf paa. Hans Svar
til Fangerne tyder paa noget ganske andet.
Endelig slog ogsaa Befrielsens Time for
Knox, efter at han havde tilbragt nitten Maane,
der paa Galejerne. bet var Februar 1549, men
hvoredes Diet gik til, we'd ingen. Nogle mener, at
Galejen blev tagen af ct engelsk Krigsskib og al
lie Fangerne sat Frihed. Andre antager, at Kon-
gen af Frankrig lod ham frigive, efter at Diet var
bleyet bevist, at han like var delagtig Mordet
paa Kardinal Beaton. After andre har tenkt, at
den engelske Konge Edward den Cite har udvirket
hans Frigivelse. Knox selv har skreyet ret udf9r-
lig ON allie de andre men intet IN sig selv. bet
ligger ellers for de fleste Mennesker at tale ON
sig selv. Desverre ligger Diet ogsaa ret godt for
mango Kristne. Men for Knox laa Diet like. Naar
han taller ON sig selv, er Diet kun, fordi Guds Sag
krever Diet. ,Jeg og mine Venner," siger han,
.ansaa Sagen for tabt, men netop under de st8rste
Trengsler lerte vi at prise Herren." Redskabet
var skerpet men endnu kunde Gud like BRUCE
Diet Shetland.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Knox i England.

Reformationstiden var en- urolig lid. De nye
Tanker blev grebne af Fyrster, Adel og andre
Stender med storste Begerlighed mango Steder.
Men selve Sandheden var der ferre, der br9d sig
ON. Man kunde Sc de katholske Presters forage
lige Liv og deres Uyidenhed og Uduelighed -
der var selvfelgelig mango hederlige Undtagel-
ser man kunde Sc ,,Gejstlighedens' og Kir-
kens og Klostres rige Ejendele og havde nok Lyst
til at komme Besiddelse af dem, og man kunde
forstaa det befriende ogsaa politisk og social
Henseende, der var de nye Tanker, men Ordets
Fordring til den enkelte ON Omvendelse lod man
gaa videre til andre; Diet var de ferreste, der men
tie selv at burde gore den Fyldest.
bet saa broget nd allie Vegne. Men ingen Ste
der saa Diet vel mere broget nd end Shetland. Her
var den romerske Kirke maaske endnu mere for
dervet end andre Steder. Prester og Bisper var
uvidende Ill Diet yderste. Da Biskop Andrew For
man, payelig Legat for Shetland, engang we'd en-
L~ejlighed, hvor Paven og Kardinalerne var til
Stede, blew n9dt til at tale, bumrede han saadan
j Latinen, at Hans Hellighed og Eminencerne
glemte deers Verdighed og 10. Herover blev BIZ
spen saa ~forstyrret og %ergerlig, at han paa Skotsk
bad ,alle disse falske Karle gaa Fanden Void
in nomine PATHS, fill ct sancti spiritus'') For
Forsamlingen som like forstod Diet skotske, men
az Slutningsordene begreb, at nu var han fardig,
sagde glatvgk Amenl Saa uvidende og ugudelige
var denne Beatonernes Forober. Og som Bisperne
var Presterne. Magt og Indflydelse var alt, hvad
Diet drejede sig ON for dem. Sjalene var dem lige-
gyldige. Paa Magtens Omraade t9rnede' de sam
men med Adelen og Fyrsterne. Disse sidste benyt-
tede Reformationen som ct Vaaben imod Gejstlig-
heden eller satte sig imod Reformationen for at
indynde sig hos Paven, og under alt dette havde
de sande Tilbedere de yanskeligste Kaar.
Da Knox var bleven fri, var der ingen Ad-
gang til Shetland. Han Wide straks vere bleyen
fangslet og brandt eller landsforvist. Han drog
derfor til England.
Reformationen England havde like hidtll
eiort synderlig store Fremskridt; men 1547
var den tyranniske Kong Henrik den SIDE ded,
op hans Sxn Edward den CITE kommen paa Tronen.
Sk9nt han kun var nj Aar gammel, var han al
Hiertet Evangeliet ~hengiven. Hans Formynder,
Lord Somerset, og hans Opdrager, Erkebiskop
Cranmer, var opsatte paa at indfore Reformatio-
men over hele England og gore den r%eformerte
Kirke i'll Statskirke Stedet for den romerske.
Men de Wide gore det adskilligt mere ~lempeligt
90 mildt og med Bevarelse af mere at Diet gamle,
end Knox Wide vere med til. Den nye Regerlng
havde imidlertid like let we'd at faa sine Planer
gennemforte. Til EN- virkelig I~ndforelse at Refor-
mationen kravedes der selyfplgeig forst og frem-
NEST Predikanter, som var Stand I'll at fore
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