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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-22
Her Ring

Her Ring.
"Sir, did you see a ring lying about
hereY
E-a finger ring. ma1am"
"0f course! What di, you thinb
It wss-a nose ring?"-Judge.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-22

You may have noticed that few busi'
ness men feel at ease at poilte So
cial function.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-22

A success is anybody who Is doing
useful work we'll.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-22

Patience is the art of hoping.-'a
venargueS.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-22

1t takes an umbrella dealer 10 see
the silver lining of cloud.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-05-22

Accept "California" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harin-
less pbvsic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its frulty
taste. Full directions on each bottle
Won must say california. ADV.
Dyed-in-the-Wool.
as he real movie FAM
"T'lI saw so. Why. he even wears
ee,iuloid collar."-Film Fun.
Everything comes II man VIII wall
-Tancred.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
K. Of c. PARTY
REPORTS GREAT
TIME At ROSWELL
Resolutions Passed Urging
Support of Members of
Order for Franciscan Or
phanage in albuquerque.

Travelling in special car, n
large delegation of knights of CO.
lumbus arrived in Albuquerque at
6:35 last evening after spending
two days in Roswell, where there
was instituted on Sunday council
Of the order with an initial mem
bership of one hundred, The
knights report a very successful in
itiation and were 'enthused because
of the splendid hospitality extended
TO them by the people of Roswell.
A banquet in the Hotel Glider sun
day night. rides about the valley
Monday afternoon and ball Mon
day night We're among the events
of the entertainment program.
Among the knights who reached
this city last evening en- route home
were the following: V. j. Jaeger,
Francis Young, w. Leo Lanigan,
Michael Kirk and Rev. Aloysius
Albreeht, of Gallup; j. Acton.
Thomas Murphy. w. A, Streicher
and ]. P. Kastler, of Ration; George
j. Herman, d. A. Sulier, Thomas
Hughes, DIR. W. r. Upton, 7. j.
Carvell, of Las Vegas; e. p. Davies.
A. NJ. Bergere, A. j. Garrison, j. f.
Lynn, A. r. Duran, j. d. Sena, n.
D. Meyer, j. l.. Duran, of Santa Fe;
D. j. Cassidy, Mora: c. M. Dreamer,
Rowe; J. j. Heaney, r. n Tierney,
p. II. McCaffrey, Daniel b. Hart,
j. +. Goodell, Rev. D. p. Lawton,
8. j.; w. J. O'Hern, p. s. Gallagher,
J. C. Madrid, Gus Brito and w. A.
Keleher, of Albuquerque.
The returning knights reported a
very enthusiastic state convention
Of the order, held in Roswell Mon
day, at which practically all of the
old officers were reelected for the
ensuing year, from State Deputy
Il. p Davies, of Santa Fe, to State
Chaplain A. NJ. Mandalari, s. j., of
Albuquerque.
Resolutions of timely importance
were adopted, including one urging
support of the members of the or
der for the Franciscan orphanage
in Albuquerque, which is now car
ing for 100 boys.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
SHORTAGE OF LINEN
IS NOW ACUTE, LOCAL
MERCHANTS ARE TOLD

The scarcity or linen Is becoming
more acute each day, local me.
chants here have been advised, an !
only a few packages. of linen havA
reached New York ports from.
Great Britain during the past two
eve ks. Others are afloat, but the
receipts are described as being
scarcely drop in the bucket as
compared to the needs. No relief
can be expected for at least num-
beV o. months, the reports state.
Ecarcity of flax is given as the
chief. reason for the present short
age of line. Growers in Great Brit
ain are looking forward to increas-
Ing acreage this year, but reports
received from Russia are said to be
discouraging rather than encourag-
ing, and those who are in close
touch with the situation say that no
flax can possibly be expected from
Russian growers until 1923,
Early in the year reports eman-
ated from Russian sources to the
effect chat mere was considerable
flax In that country, and efforts
We're made by Belfast manufactur-
ers Of linen to get this raw material
but their investigations proved that
the reports We're erroneous and ar
rangements made for the exchange
OF merchandise for flax were dis
continued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
M|Ss|SS|PP|ANS
WILL Be LISTED
UNDER NE " PLAN

Listing the citizens of Albu-
querque by states. counties and
towns of former residence, with the
aid of the citizens themselves, is a
plan adopted by the Chamber OF
Commerce, to be worked out by D.
b. Mckee, assistant secretary.
AS the result of the Indiana day
program and work in cooperation
with the Chamber of Commerce a
list of more than 400 names of
former residents of the Hoesier
state has been compiled. 1t is the
plan to take UP other states one at
a time until all the states in the
Union have been listed. MISSISSIPPI
pi will be the next state attempted
and Mr.. Mckee requests that all
former residents of that state mail
to the Chamber of Com merce a
postal card giving their name and
street address here. with the town
and county of Mississippi in which
they formerly resided
THE benefits to he derived from
this plan are obvious declared Mr.
Mckee yesterday. strangers in
Albuquerque may find old-time
friends by consulting the Chamber
of Commerce files. A new citizen
may thus be added in Albuquerque.
Former citizens of each state may
find one another and cooperate
on this or that project"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
REAL ESTATE MEN ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
FUTURE OF DUKE CITY

Much enthusiasm was shown
over the prospects Of Albuquerque
for the immediate future at the
dinner held by members of the real
estate bureau of the Chamber of
Commerce at the Y. M. c. A. last
evening. About fifteen members
were present.
Resolutions were passed offer
ing any help desired by the Cham
Der of Commerce on the drainage
projects. Carl C. Magee spoke on
the spirit of town building. 1t was
decided TO launch make-a lawn
club and a committee was named
to cooperate with the Journal in
putting over the plan.
a South African engineer Is the
inventor of machine which he
claims will solve the very difficult
problem of cutting sugar cane by
mechanical means.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
SOUTHWESTERN
ROADS MEETING
HELD MAY 29T \

According to a letter received by
District Engineer c.. A. Long of the
forest service. the third annual
meeting of the Southwestern Good
Roads association will be held the
10Th of this month at Clifton, Ariz.
The association, of which w. B.
Kelly, prominent good roads and
newspaper man of Clifton, is presi-
dent, includes the counties of So
zorro, Sierra, Grant and Hidalgo, in
New Mexico; ella ana Greenlee
in the neighboring state of Arizona.
It was formed for the purpose of
encouraging the construction of a
better system of highways in these
counties, which would tend to
bring them into closer relationship,
The association at the present
time is fostering road project
from Clifton to Mogollon, via Mule
creek. The highway if constructed
would considerably shorten the
haul FOR the thirteen million pounds
of freight that is now hauled an
nually over the road from Mogol-
lon to Silver City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
WELL COUNTRY
Sandals CAMP
IS RE-0PENED

The Well Country camp located
in the Sandia mountains, has been
re-opened for the summer season,
according to DR., +. f. Frisbie a
member of the board of managers.
The camp is operated without
profit by the Herald of the Well
Country in order to enable conva-
descent health seekers to enjoy a
change of altitude without leaving
the vicinity of Albuquerque. The
altitude at the camp is $500 feet
and arrangements have been made
to accommodate twenty people. Ap-
plications for entrance should be
made to DR.. Frisbie
This is the third summer that
the camp has run at its present
location in the Sandals. Prior to
1918, camp was conducted on \
cooperative basis in He'll Canyon,
The present location has good
spring water, excellent pine and
cedar trees and will be the perma-
nent home of the camp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
.THEATERs TODAY

''B" Theater-Jesse L.. Lasky
presents popular Ethel Clayton ip
Young Mrs. Winthrop" a Para
mount picture; also a
Paramount-Screen Magazine pic
ture reel.
Ideal Theater - The Japanese
star, Sessue Hayakawa. will he seen
again today in 1.-THE Devils Claim"
a Robertson-Cole feature; also
Fatty" Arbuckle starring in 'Fatty
Chases Chickens"
Lyric Theater-Repeating today
the Human Collateral" with CO.
rhine Griffith as the star; also
the reel of "Kinogram-Weekly
News" and the reel Of comedy.
Pastime Theater-Owen Moore
will be seen again today in "Picca-
dilly Jim; also THE Burglar
Alarm" a Mutt and Jeff cartoon"
comedy, and FOX News reel.
Mention of the name of William
II. Taft in connection with the re-
publican presidential nomination
serves to recall the fact that only
one ex-president--Mr. Cleveland
has been elected president. a
Journal Wants Bring Re~uIts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
D0DS0N SOUNDS !
CALOME[ s DOOM
The "LiverTone" MAN Warns
Folks Against the Sicken-
ing,SaIivating Drug.

Ugh. Calomel makes you sick,
It's horrible! Take dose of the
dangerous drug tonight and to-
morrow you lose day.
Calomel is mercury! When 1t
comes into contact with sour bile,
1t crashes into 1t, breaking it UP.
Then is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. II you are
sluggish, IL liver Is torpid and
bowels constipated or you nave
headache, dizziness, coated tongue,
IL breath is bad or stomach sour,
just try a spoonful of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents. Take a spoonful and II 1t
doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feel fine and Wig
orous, go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver
Tone is destroying the sale or
because it can not salt
vate or make you sick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
MANS TROUBLE ARRESTED

1.-THE past 4 years I have been
going down. down. down with ca
tarrh of the stomach and had to
give up work a year ago because
of my weakened condition. | suf-
fered terribly from bloating and
collie attacks. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy was recommended to me.
| took a course of it and am now
feeling fine" 1t is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intes
final tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re-
funded.
Briggs Pharmacy and druggists
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
CUT THIS QUIT rs WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with &c
and mail 1t to Foley & Co., 2s35
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago. Ill, writing
your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
kage containing Foley's
honey and Tar, for Coughs,
colds and Group; Foley's Kidney
Pills for pain in sides and back:
rheumatism, baekache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic. for
constipation. biliousness, headache,
and sluggish bowels. For sale by
Alvayado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
JUDGE AND ATTORNEY
LEAVE FOR GALLUP

District Attorney George r.
Craig and Judge r. r. Ryan left
yesterday for Gallup. where they
will hold the May session Of court
for Mckinley county in the Second
judicial district, No grand or petit
jury has been called and only civil
cases will be heard. Judge Ryan is
acting in place of Judge Hickey,
who will sit in cases for Bernalillo
county. at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

CUELLAR-The body of T. S.
Euellar. who died last Monday
morning at a local hospital will he
shipped to san Pedro N. NJ, for
burial where Mrs. Cuellar is
buried. The son will accompany
the body: Crollott is in charge.
HILADO-The funeral Of Miss
Amelia Hilado, who died Monday
morning at 1906 South Broadway,
was held at the Sacred Heart
church. Burial was at San Jose
cemetery. Crellott was in charge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

forrige Kredsm9de at afholde det-
Re Mode i Sommertiden istedet
for ON Efteraaret. Grunden til
denne Forandring var at gore
def mulig for flere at deltage /
wore Kredsmoder. Vo1s Folk her
|oppe i Nord har i Almindelig-
he'd like saa travlt midi / Som.
mertiden som ON E%fteraaret, og
|Vejrforholdene i Diet sene Efter-
aar har ofte hindret den Til
slutning som 0nskelig er I'll yore
Kredsmoder.
Med dette for Ole, at der den
ne Gang Wide bliye en- storre
Deltagelse end sedyanlig, hay-
de Pella Menighed i Sidney for
beredt sig paa at tage imod man
&c tilrejsende Caster. Byen over
lod os venligst Sidney High
School Auditorium til Modeloka-
lie, da vor egen Kifke like kan
rumme saa mango. Og for at
gore Diet lettere og hurtigere med
Bespisningen lejede Vi en- at By
ems storste Observation-Disclosures
bet gleder os allermest at wore
Foryentninger og Forberedelser
It'll ct stort Kredsmode blew like
skuffet.
Onsdag Aften begyndte Auto
mobilerne at ankomme. Mango
havde kort op imod 10000 Mil
og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fix travlt
med at anbringe de trette Ge-
lster i deres Logis.
Torsdag Formiddag samledes
wi til Aabningsgudstjeneste /
Pella Kirke hvor Pastor L. II.
Kjoller predikede I'D fra TEX
lsten Mt. IA, II fl. ON Jesn Kar-
lligheds Medynk med og Omsorg
flor den store Skare der sam
lledes ON ham. Efter Predikenen
lerklarede Kredsformanden Past.
Z. X. Andersen Kredsmedet for
aabnet og bod de tilrejsende
Praster, Delegater og Venner
yelkommen.
ON Eftermiddagen samledes Vi
Ii Skolens Auditorium, hyor wort
lSamfunds Formand, Pastor G.
lB. Christensen, som vi havde
den Glade at have iblandt os,
aabnede M9det med en- kort An
dagt. Derefter holdt Byens May
or en- kort Tale og bod Kreds-
modets Deltagere hjertelig Vel
kommen til Sidney.
Efter dette oplystes det, at
der var 7 Prester og 10 Dele.
CATER tilstede. Der valgtes to
Komiteer som kom til at bestaa
af folgende:
Kom. Mr.. /. Presterne A.Hof-
gard, l.. II. Kjoller og Delegat
Peter Skum.
Kom. Mr.. 9. Pr@sterne IL. p.
A. Andersen, j. X adsen og
Missioner L. Petersen.
Fernandez opleste sin Indbe-
refining fra Kredsen og ing
domsforbundet. Pastor J. Knud-
sen fra Bronson H9jskole og Pa
'stor a. Hofgaald fra n. Oak.
Kreds MISUNDERSTANDING
|Tillige aflagde Missionererne H..
Petersen og A. Petersen Rapport
ON deres Virksomhed i Aarets
Lob.
Efter Afsyngelse af Salmen:
,,Guds Ord Diet er wort Arve-
|godt'', talte Pastor Damskoy over
Emmett: ,,Vor Kredsmission",
s@rligJ i Henhold til den nye
Virksomhed i Winnipeg, Can,
som begyndtes af Pastor Dam
skov sidste Efteraar.
Man fix like blot Forstaaelse
af at Diet er ct stort og a%nstren-
gende ArbeSde for Pastor Dam.
skov og Hustru i en- saa stor
By som Winnipeg, hyor wore
Landsmand err spredte over hele
Byen, men tillige at der err Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

thersk Kristendom for os at hol.
de fast paa? ia, tilyissel
Il er P%rofeternes Born" sag
de Apostelen Peter til sit Folk
Gap. G. 3, %. bet var de
men Diet er de like enc ON. Vi,
den ny Pagts Medlemmer, er og-
saa Israels Projectors Born og
Arvtagere til deres Corning, Ord
'og Skate men Vi er ogsaa den
danske Kirkes. Gud har ogsaa
givet den Profeter (selv ON in
gen vil stille dem saa HOLT som
Israels). Den danske Menighed
har haft sine Digterprofeter, der
sandelig kan maale sig med de
bedste Verden ON den har haft
sine Predikantprofeter, som, ON
de like havde tilhort ct lille
Folk og ~profeteret i ct overset
lSprog, Wide have haft Ry over
lhele Jorden. bet samme kan paa-
staas paa Dogmatikkens, Elk
kens, Pedagogikkens, Missionens
Omraade og paa andre Felter. 0g
hvad Gud har giyet den danske
Menighed gennem disse sine Pro
feter er sandelig en- Skat, som
ogsaa vi har Arv og Del j, og som
vi maa aagre tro med.
Paa wort sidste Aarsm9de i
Kenmare, \. D., sagde vor For
mand i sin charlottesville: ,,Al
Fremgang og Velsignelse, den
for. Kirke har haft og veret til,
er kommen Ill os fra Guds Ord y
Dette MATTE og vii jeg sande ;
men maa tilfeje som en- Kends-
gerning: Guds Or d, brugt
log forkynd paa NJ ders-
m a a ! e t.
Tilsidst folgende: min gamle
Ven og Medarbejder fra de yng-
re Aar, Pastor c. NJ. Olsen,
Kredsformand for Wisconsin
Kreds, har i Slutningen af sin
Indberetning i Aarsberetningen
for i Aar en- Udtalelse, hvori
han siger, at der har veret k e V
lie j wore Blade angaaende
ISprogsp9rgsmaalet. Man maa I'M
Dire sig over, at Past. 0. vii la
de sin Indberetning blive Forum
for en- sadan Kendelse. Hvorfor
like mode paa Arenaen: wore
B ! a d e, som han udpegerl De
andre Blade kan nok feje for
deres egen Dor; men for Kirke-
bladets Yedkommende maa jeg
sige: der har like veret holdt
,,Kevl" i Diet. Sprogsp9rgsmaa-
let har neppe veret behandlet
der, endnu mindre har der vac
ret ,,kavlet" ON Diet.
Og naar jeg her har faaet An
ledning til at udtale mig derom,
da vare Diet vitterligt, at Diet
har like varet for at ,,holde
Kevl". Jeg har strebt efter at
skrive ,,sande og betenksomme
Ord ON ct Forhold, der STAIR
for mig son en- stor Sag, en-
.Livs og d 9dssag for wort
Kirkesamfund.
Pastor O. fremsetter samme
.Sted den F%ormening, at Sprog.
sp9rgsmaalet loses like we'd ct
,Eenten-eller", men we'd ct
,,Baade-og bet er der noget /.
Dog vii jeg like undlade at 60
re opmerksom paa, at dette
,,Baade-og" er en- fordrings-
fluid og anmassende HERE, der
gerne vii brede sig over mere,
end der tilh9rer ham. Pas paa,
at han like kommer til at spille
,,G9geungens" Role. Han har
Tendens til at vile sparkle de
svagere nd af Reden.
For at nevne ct Eksempel.
T@nk paa wort Ungdomsblad
Our Lutheran Youth. bet skull
de redigeres efter ,,Baade-og-
Princippet" halvt dansk, halvt
engekk. De to skulde dele bro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
bet, der oliver.
Herrens Ord bliver evindelig.
Il. Pet. l, pa
En- anden Talsmand.

II, 1OJ.
Den lille udvalgte Flok af Je-
su Disciple, som han forberedte
til at sende nd i Verden som
Apostles som Budbringere af Or
Diet ON Frelse, Invade vandret
med Jesus omkring tire Aar, og
nu begyndte han at tale til dem
ON, at han smart MATTE forbade
dem.
De var kommen til at Sc paa
Jesus som en- Talsmand. yParak-
let" kalder vi Diet sommetider
efter Ordet, som bruges / Grund-
sproget. bet oversettes med baa-
de Troster og Talsmand og Ad-
vokat, og Tanker ledes hen
paa det meget, som Jesus havde
veret for Discipline.
Han havde rigtig yeret dem
en- Talsmand, der havde baade
trestet dem, talt til dem ON Fa-
deren og Himmeriges Rige og
talt deres Sag over for Faderen.
bet synes, som Jesus vii legge
alt, hvad Discipline foler, at han
har varet for dem, ind i Ordet
Talsmand.
bet fremgaar tydeligt af, at
han siger like blot EN- Talsmand,
men Zen anden Talsmand."
Jesus skulde blive andet for
dem og for allie andre, SON tro-
EIDE, og som siden Wide komme
til at tro paa ham han skulde
blive deres ,,Frelser og Forso-
ner," men Diet var tilkommende.
Her standser han we'd det, som
han hidtil havde veret for dem
= Talsmand.
Den Del af Jesu Virksomhed
kunde de like heller undvere,
og den Del af Jesu Virksomhed
kan hans Disciple ned igennem
Tiderne aldrig undvare.
Medens Jesu Forleser- og For
sonergerning blew fuldbragt ad
EN- Gang og like skal f~ortsattes
af en- anden, saa vii han fort
sette sin Corning som Talsmand
til Dagenes Ende. Det gor han
dels i egen Person hos Faderen
Il. job. 2, u, men efter sin
Bortgang fra Verden, Wide han
sende Zen anden Talsmand" i
sit Sted til sine Disciple i Yer
den.
Der er to Ting, vi serlig skal
lagge Merke til. Det enc er, at
Jesus siger forud: ,,Dersom /
elske mig, da holder mine Be
falingerll" Karlighed til Jesus
og hans Befalinger er Forudset-
ningen for, at han vii tale til
Faderen ON at sende dem en- n
den Talsmand. - Det andet er,
at den ,,anden Talsmand' er
,,Sandheds Aand", den Hellig-
aand, og ON den siger han, at
Verden like kan modtage dem,
og Diet kan den like, ,,fordi den
ser den like og kender den like"
Verden vii altsaa som saadan
aldrig kunne modtage den Hell
ligaand. bet er kun Jesu Di-
sciple, der kender den, og hos
og i hvem den bliver.
Jesu davarende Disciple, og
vi, som er hans Disciple i den
ne It'd, tranger til Guds Aand
som Talsmand af en- dobbelt
Grund, fgrst, som Paulus siger,
for at han kan vidne med yor
Aand, at vi er Guds Born, tale
til os ON, at Guds Made aldrig
slipper op, ligesaa for at gaa
Forben for os, dernast for,
at vi kan acre Jesu Vidner !
Verden, saa at Mennesker kan
komme til Troen paa Jesus og
selv blive modtagelige for Guds
Aand.
Mark, hvorledes Luther be.
gynder sin Udl@ggelse at Artik-
len ON den Helligaand: nJeg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Fra KredsmSdet i Sidney, Mont

I Dagene "a. = 81. Juni af-
holdt North Dakota Kreds sit
delegerede Kredsmgde i Sidney,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

Sprog under vor Kirkes nuv@-
rende Udvikling er uforbeholdent
denne, at Diet betyder Ruin for
wort Samfund. bet vii fore OPP
losning med sig og fore o. /
Armene paa ct eller andet ameri-
kansk Samfund. Vi er ude af
Stand til at holde vor Skude i
sejlbar Stand paa de engelske
Pumper. L@kagen er for stor.
Og Diet kan visit ogsaa bliye ct
Sp9rgsmaal, ON vi har nogen
moralsk Ret til at bestaa som ct
sarskilt amerikansk Samfund.
Thi af saadanne er der virkelig
nok allerede. Vii man like bare
sit A%delsmerke og vere dansk-
| Il h erske Kristne, da jo
for man udmunder i ct andet
luthersk Samfund desto bedre.
Derimod har jeg den Tro we'd
Guds Barmhjertighed, at vii vi
beware wort Adelsmerke, vor
dansk utherske Kri t en-
d 0 m, saa har Herren fremdeles
en- rig og velsignet Mission for
den forenede Kirke. Lad Moders.
maalet vere ,,Hoyedsognet"
wort kirkelige Arbejde, og vi
skal = ON Guds Aand faar Low
It'll at aande paa os og udgyde
lGuds Kerlighed j wore Hjerter
fremdeles Sc Diet G~ledessyn,
at de ode Haver blomstrer som
en- Rosengaard. Luther siger
,Modersmaalet er den Balg,
Ihvori Guds Ords Sverd er stuk-
ket. IA, lad os like yelge EN-
anden Skede til dette sharpe
lSyard vi kan derived sleye diets
Eg, saa Diet like langere bider.
Men lad os drage Diet og syinge
Diet med Lyst, saa Diet lyner. Og-
saa med Hensyn til at forkynde
Guds Ord paa NJ o d e r S a a :
| e [ trenger vi til at gaa i Sko-
lie hos Kempen fra Wittenberg.
Og lad Engelsk bliye An
n e ks s ognet. bet vii sandelig
like sige, at Diet skal forsommes.
En- trofast Sogneprest vii like
Iforsomme sit Anneks. Lad wore
unge faa saa god og grundig EN-
Uddannelse i Diet amerikanske
lSprog, at de med Dygtighed og
Ynde kan behandle Diet i Kirke,
lSkole og hele Livet. bet er paa-
ltrangende n9dvendigt.
,,F9lg ej med Strommen, men
lfelg med Tiden, ON du vii hol-
de dig ung i Striden;
ON Stremmen tar dig, da VII
den sluge dig,
lgaar Tiden fra dig, kan den ej
BRUCE dig"
Sprogskiftet err en- Strem, der
har revet mango med sig og OPP.
slugt dem; vogt dig for den.
Men lad os folge med Tiden i
god Forstand Ogsaa paa dette.
|Omraade, saa den yngre Slegt
larer at l9fte og benytte sin
Adel og Arv ogsaa med Hensyn
til Brngen az The Queens Eng
lish''. Men kan Diet like lade
sig gore, selv I'm de har Ridder-
korset festet paa deres Bringel
Utyiylsomtl
Maa jeg BRUCE ct Billide Et af
|Guds store Undere i S~kaberyar.
ket er ,,Havfloderne", Oceaner-
mes Stromme. Tenk paa Golf
strommen. Den opgiyes at vere
70 Nil (eng.) bred, 1900 Fod
dyb og at have mere Wand end
1000 Mississippier. Stremmen har
en- stark Varmegrad, og som be-
kendt er Diet den, der bringer
Frugtbarhed og Liv til Nord-
Europa. Beskyllede den like diets
Kyster, Wide England og Skan-
dinavien vere en- ode Ismark.
Stremmen har Kraft, fordi den
holder m og binder sam.
men i sat Lob. Men ON den nu