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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-04-07

Notice ls hereby given That the under
has been appointed By the Coun-
ty Court OF the State Of Oregon for
Morrow County, executor Of the Last
WIN and Testament Of Andrew ]. Stew
cnson. deceased, and that all persons
having claims against said estate must
present the same properly verified ac-
cording to law, TO me at the office OF
Woodson & Sweek, my attorneys at
Heppuer. oregon. within six months
from the date OF first publication OF
this notice, to-wit: March 24th, 1921.
GEORGE A. STEVENSON.
Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court Of the State OF Ore
gon for Morrow County. administrator
Of the estate Of Charles B. Sperry, de-
ceased, and has duly qualified as such
administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate OF said de-
ceased are hereby required to present
the same. with the proper vouchers as
required by law, to the said admins
traitor at his home at lone, oregon, or
at the law office of Jos. ]. Nys, at Hepp-
ner, oregon, within six months from
the date OF this notice.
Dated and published at Heppner, Ore
gon, this oath day Of February, 1921.
J. NJ GAMBILL4
Administrator Of the estate OF
Charles r. Sperry, deceased.
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NOTICE TO THE JOHN DAY IRRIGA-
TION DISTRICT AND TO ALL
FREEHoLDERS. LEGAL VOTERS.
AND ASSESSMENT PAYERS WITH
IN SAID DISTRICT.
In the matter of the application of Clay
c, Clark, NJ. u, Clark, Edward Riet-
MANN, as the board of directors Of the
John Day Irrigation District, for a
Judicial examination and Judgment
of the Court as to the regularity and
legality of the proceedings and acts
OF the board Of directors of the said
John Day Irrigation District since
the End day of September, 1919.
To the John Day Irrigation District and
to all freeholders, legal voters and
assessment payers within said dis
trict.
Notice is hereby given that Clay G.
Clark, NJ u. Clark and Edward Riet-
mann, ms board of directors of the John
Day Irrigation District have filed a pc
tition in the Circuit Court of Morrow
County, oregon under date of March IL,
1921, asking for confirmation, judicial
examination and Judgment of the Court
as to the regularity and legality of the
proceedings and acts OF the board Of
directors of the said John Day Irri-
cation District since the End day Of
September, 1919,
The prayer Of said petition Is as fol-
lows to-wit:
WHEREFORE, Your petitioners
pray for n decree of this Court as fol-
lows: First, that the court confirm the
decision Of the board of directors Of
the John Day Irrigation District In
declaring tho results OF the election
held on the 18th day of January, 1921,
and in ordering certificates of election
to he issued to Clay c, Clark and Ed
| ward Rietmann and that the Court de-
| clare tho acts and proceedings of the
| Board OF Directors OF the John Day lr-
| rigatlon District in connection with the
I election held In said district on the 18th
1 day Of January. 1921, to be legal and
| regular. Second, That the Court con-
| firm and declare regular and legal the
assessment OF fifty cents per acre OF ev-
cry acre Of irrigable land in said dis
trict which assessment was made or
the eth day Of September. 1920. and
that the acts and proceedings OF the
said board Of directors In connection
Herewith are regular and legal, Third
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LIVE CECIL NEWS |TEMS|


Mr. and Mrs zennetb Logan Of Mount
View ranch we're visitors in lone On
Saturday
y po1nataer and eon Pert If uor-
gan we're callers ON u 7 straater at
ICac1 on TUESDAY
II r ruis - RUN woro doina hue
iross In CooiI IN vordoy
Hat Pearson Of Boardman has been
ousy around cecil making arrange
menus W Commence NEARING !" " 1e"
days
Mice Norrda Mos. arrival in Cooi1 IN
Monday from Monmouth and will visit
with her parents at The Lone Star
ranch.
MT.
uro'eI ouitiss anu
Htghview. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Miller.
Miss Georgia Summers entertained a
large party Of young friends TO an a
90
Miss Violet Kelly who has been visit
ing her sister Miss Zella Kelly at The
Last Camp returned to her home in
Parkdale on Tuesday,
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Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court Of the State OF oregon
for the County Of Morrow administrat-
or Of the Estate of Tilda Leabo, de-
ceased, and that all persons having
claims against the said estate must
present the same, duly verified accord
ing to law, to me at my office in Hepp-
ner, Oregon, within six months from
the late OF first publication of this no
tice. said date of publication being the
nth day Of February, 1921.
S. e. NOTSON. Administrator.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by Nor
row County Court, at Heppner, Oregon,
until April 9Th, at 10 o'clock a. m. for
20 cords Of heavy 4 #. slab wood for
use Of Court House. Bids nay be rub
mitted F. o. B. cars at Heppner or de-
livered at Court House yard. Measure
ment at Court House yard only accept
ed.
Tho right is reserved to reject any
or all bids or to accept the bid deemed
best for Morrow County.
VIM r. CAMPBELL. Judge.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned have been appointed Jointly
as executrix and executor respectively,
Of the Last win and Testament OF
James NJ. Hayes, deceased. and all per-
sons having claims against the Estate
Of James NJ. Hayes, deceased, must pre-
sent them, properly verified, to the I'M
dersigned within six months from the
date Of first publication hereof, at the
office Of Woodson & Sweek at Heppner,
oregon. attorneys for the Executors.
Date Of first publication February II
1921.
NANCY b. HAYES.
H.. G. HAYES.
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ESTRAY.

From the Umatllla National Forest,
one coming tw~o-year-old heifer-a red
Jersey with white face, branded JX
with quarter circle underneath, and
marked crop off each ear and underbit
in right ear. Was last seen in Septem
Der, 1920. on Matlock prairie. Will pay
all expenses for keeping this animal, or
will sell same to part keeping her for
what she Is worth to him. Address ].
D. French. Gurdane. Oregon. ia
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CANTATTA

The most perfect and beautiful
thoroughbred in the Northwest, will
make the season Of 1921 at the East
ern Oregon Stock Farm.
S25 for season with returning priv
ilege.
The White Hulless Barley is kept for
sale here.
Also clean Bluestem wheat-this at
B~urgoyne's warehouse in Lexington.
l have also a few tons Of good rye
seed at the farm.
10 head Of fresh milk COWS.
20 head Of fine saddle and racing
prospects.
rs head Of jacks for sale. VIII lease
jacks for the season to responsible par
ties.
II. +. sWAGGART
Lexington, Oregon
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Local and county agents wanted 10
handle and sell the Peerless Auto Lug
Something new. First time on the
sand or snow or bad roads with a set
Of these Tugs on their rear tires. E1-
elusive territory. Quick sales. Good
profits. Address Peerless M~anufactur-
ing Co, Gil Mutual Life Building. Sc
attic, Wash.
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ESTRAY.

I have at my place 81 miles west OF
Hardman, one 2-year-old heifer, red
with white spots. No brand visible,
marked with crop out right ear also
urrer biz in right earl Been at my
place since middle Of Sept. last. Own
err can have animal by paying pastur-
age and settling for this advertisement
]. E. GRADER, Hardman. Ore.
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II. +. : " 4 G 4 x T
Lexington, Oregon
Hemstitehing S Cents Per Yard.

We do all kinds of pleating, braiding.
button-covering, button-holing, seal
Looping, chainstitching, embroidery. etc.
WINONA's SHOP, 30 Fleldner Bldg,
Washington at 10th St, Portland, Ore
gon. m24-Imo.
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ron sALE-Four head of good work
ana brood mares. weight lz3 % 1900
Fall terms 10 responsible parties A
W. GAMMELL4 Lexington, Oregon
m-24-3.
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WARNING.

I wish to warn the party or parties
who have been interfering with my
traps in the vicinity Of Ed Neill's home
Butter creek, and tearing down gov
eminent trap notices, that they are the
of the United States. Further
disturbances will lead to serious trou-
BILE.
H. w. DOBYNS, Govt, Hunter.
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LOST-Between Heppner and Lex
ington Saturday, Feb. s, 3Sx4 Goodyear
tire on rim, Finder please leave at this
office, or notify n. NJ. Kirk, Heppner.
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FOR SALE-Eight young mules for
sale, or will trade for young cattle or
heavy young horses, F. A, McMENA
MIN, Heppner.
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WANTED-Will pay cash for second
hand Ford body, in fair shape, See
Heppner Garage Machine Shops. If
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-04-07
OUR PRICES RIGHT-OUR PRINTING THE BEST-G-T :

Fresh milk cows for sale. See Frank
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s. Parker at vaughaH-ParEs ranch ha.
low depot Phone 5GF2.
Woman wants work Washing and
ironing 81 per dozen. Call ls-. city.
m Lf- IT,
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Nice room to rent. Call Main 462.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-04-07

Mat Blahm who has been working a
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-04-07

Leon Logan and family of -Four Mile
and also c. H. Winter and family of
Shady Dell and many others all thor
oughly enjoyed themselves at a picnic
held at Eight Mile on Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J, NJ Gilman and fam
ilv who have been working at The
Shepherds Rest for r, A. Thompson left
on the local on Thursday for their
home in Lexington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17

Tyskeren i Byraadet. l Ha-
derslev Byraad er L@rer Hansen
Ordf9rer for den tyske Grippe,
og sk9nt han er f9dt i Senderjyl.
land og taller godt Dansk, we'd.
bliver han dog som den eneste
af Byraadets Medlemmer' at tale
Tysk we'd Byraadets Mgder. Ha-
derslev Byraad holdt Mode for
leden Torsdag, og her holdt Lser-
er Hansen en- af sine sarvanlige
brede tyske Taller. Til sidst af-
br0d DR.. Hansen Taleren med ct
kraftigt: ,,Tal Dansk!!" Denne
Afbrydelse bragte L@rer Han.
sens varme Blod i Kog og med
stor Kraft vendte han Vaabnene
mod DR.. Hansen og senere mod
Borgmesteren, da denne s9gte at
bremse ham. Han n@gtede at
lade sig fratage Ordet, idet han
udtalte sin Tvivl ON Borgmes.
terens Ret til at fratage ham
det. Borgmesteren overlod ds
Afgprelsen til Byraadet, som we'd.
tog at Hansen skulde tie stille
Og saa endelig lykkedes det al
faa ham bragt til Tavshed.
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Fra Snsr til Ost.

Sp9rgsmaalet ON Oprettelse af
store f@lles Ostelagre har, som
man vii vide, l@nge v@ret dref-
tet Landbokredse, og forleden
holdtes heron ct Mode i Soro
Ants Mejeriforening. Grund-
laget for Drpftelsen var i F9lge
,Ringsted Folketidende" en- Err
klBring fra Professor Orla Jen-
sen, hvori han frems@tter ret
mistrostige Udtalelser ON de
fremtidige Vilkaar for vor Smgr-
export til England. Professor
ems Erkl@ring gaar I'D paa Fol
gende:
Det gamle engelske Marked
kan vi like gj9re Regning paa
at gjenvinde i samme Omfang
som for Krigen. Margarinen er
trangt alt for st@rkt ind hos
den store engelske Arbejderbe-
folkning, der for var vor Alta
ger; dens Kvalitet er bleven for
god og Forskjellen mellem Mar
garinens og S1n@rrets Produk-
tionspris altfor stor til, at vi
Langden kan tage Konkurren.
cen op. Allerede fremstiller en-
engelsk Fabrik lige, saa megen
Margarine, som vor Sm9rproduk-
tion udgj9r, og en- hollandsk Fa.
brik er endda oppe paa en- tire
Gange saa stor Production! Kri.
gen har her blot fremskyndet en-
Udvikling, der maatte komme
Gjennem vor M@lk kan vi like
producere Fedtstoffer til en- Pris
der kan konkurrere med den
hvortil de kan fremstilles Tro.
pelandenes Sol og med deres bill.
lige Arbejdskraft. Margarinen
er ct saa godt Surrogat, at VOL
Sm9rexport til England eftel
Professorens bestemte Mening
saa langt fra har Udsigt til at
gjenvinde sin tidligere Stilling,
lat den tv@rtimod vii faa stedse
vanskeligere Kaar.
Paa Medet fremsatte, Overrets.
sagfgrer Fabricius derpaa Planen
tom ct stort f@lles Ostelager fol
lSj@lland, de sydlige Der og Born.
holm. Den gaar nd paa Fsl.
/ gende
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En- Forbryder-Jagt pr.
Fl yvemaskine.

En- Tysker, der kaldte sig DR..
Sturmer, kom ind til Vexellerer-
frmaet Barning & Co. paa 0ster-
gade, hvor han we'd Hjelp af en-
Check paa en- tysk Bank fix I'D
betalt Mill. 0sterrigske Kroner.
Noget senere paa Dagen ind
fandt han sig hos Bergenholtz
paa Vesterbrogade, hvor han
gjorde Forspg paa at faa udbe-
talt 3 Mill. 9sterrigske Kroner,
ligeledes we'd Hj@lp af en- Check
paa en- tysk Bank; men her fat
tede man Mistanke til ham og
afviste ham. Bergenholtz tele-
graferede til Tyskland, og we'd
11-Tiden kom der Svar, hvorved
det viste sig, at den af Tyskeren
opgivne Bank slet like exister-
ede.
Der skete derefter Anmeldel-
Sc til Statspolitiet. XII. 1 Tors
dag Middag ringede Statspolitiet
til Lundtofte Flyveplads for at
faa en- Maskine til at satte efter
Flygtningen til Gjedser. Et
Kvarter senere var Flyvemaski-
nen, der f0rtes af Flyveren Jo-
hansen, inde. paa Amager-Aero-
dromen, hvor Vexellerer Barning
og Vexellerer Larsen fra Bergen
holtz gik ON Bord, forsynede
med en- Arestordre. Derefter
startede Maskinen og ankom til
Gjedser XII. q, men Fargen var
sejlet til Warnemunde. l Gjed-
ser tog man en- Overbetjent fra
Statspolitiet ON Bord Maskinen
og fortsatte derefter til Warne-
munde, hvortil Maskinen ankom
XII. 4, samtidig med, at F@rgen
kom ind. We'd F@rgestationen
lykkedes det we'd Hj@lp af det
tyske Politi at anholde Tyskeren,
der fandtes i Besiddelse af allie
Penggene, som blew overgivet til
Statspolitibetjenten.
Flyvemaskinen startede strax
efter og ankom igjen til Gjedser
we'd 6-Hden. Her satte man
|Statsbetjenten af, og Turen fort.
|sattes derpaa til Kjebenhav,zln,,
thvor Maskinen land De paa Lund.
ltofte Flyyeplads III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17
dentlig stor Udbredese i Thu

dentlig stor Udbredese Thur-
ingen, men den er endnu for ung
til, at man skal spaa noget ON
dens blivende Betydning, man
kan kun = som Forfatteren ST.
ger = Sc den som ct m@rkelig ct
Udslag af en- ideel-religi9s Trang
hos tysk Ungdom og som Vidnes-
byrd ON den dybe, aandelige
Cheering, det tyske Folk i Ole
blikket gjennemlever.
Gamle DR.. Phil. Feilberg har
ogsaa trods sine 80 Aar ydet sit
Bidrag til Haftet; det handler
ON F'ort@llere og Fort@llinger.
Endvidere gj0r Frederik Schr6-
der Rede for den Studierejse,
som en- Del tyske Praester fore
tog til danske Folkeh0jskoler
Sommeren 1920, Even Marstrand
bringer ct Digit: Til Sonderjyl-
land we'd Gjenforeningen" og
Fru Ingeborg Appel SHUTTER med
en- R@kke ,,Meddelelser fra
Askov H9jskole", i hvilke bl. a.
omhandles wort Kongepars Be-
s9g paa H0jskolen IS. JUL, lige-
som DR.. Feilbergs Prediken
we'd Gjenforenings- -Gudstjenesten
gjengives deri. c.. X.
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0stasiatisk Kompagni.

Etatsraad H. N. Andersen har
nu realiseret en- l@nge n@ret
Plan ON Bygning af ct Sejlskib,
hvor unge dygtige S9m@nd kan
uddannes sig til Koffardioffcer-
er. Ostasiatisk Kompagni har
hos Ramage & Ferguson Leith
ladet bygge en- 5-mastet Bark
,Kgbenhavn" som bliver ct af
Diet stgrste Sejlskibe i Verden.
Den er bygget af Staal og laster
5000 Tons. Sejlarealet er $4,000
Kvadratfod. Den er forsynet
med en- Hj@lpedieselmotor paa
$50 Fl. X. Skibet, som vii an
komme til Kebenhavn i JUL
Manned skal fsres &C Kaptajn
.JueI Rrockdorff q.
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for Banerne. Det er like, ford
det er billigere, thi det komme1
, omtrent I'D paa ct. Men det el
hurtigere for Passageferne oe
bekvemmere og sikrere for God
set. Man sidder stille og onsker
at Banernes Driftsbestyrer kun
de hore, hvorledes hans Kore
plan og Godsexpedition bedom
mes i FolkenHunde.
Der er ingen Tvivl ON, at hvis
Udviklingen fra Bane- til Biltra.
fix fortsRttes i samme Refining
og samme Tempo som hidtil. e1
den It'd like fjern, da wore Pri-
vatbaner maa s@lge deres Loko.
motiver og Skinner som gam
melt Jern. Allerede i flere Aa1
har Aalborg Privatbaner k0rt sig
mere og mere Armod paa Grund
af Krigstidens Vanskeligheder
Sarlig de dyre Kul har v@ret
slemme we'd dem. Og samtidig
med den deraf fplgende Trafk-
Indskr@nkning, har Statens Ind
fgrelse af 8-Timers Arbejdsda-
gen foreget Betjenings-Mand-
skabet og L9nkontoen langt I'D
over al Rimeligheds Gr@nse.
Rutebil-Konkurrencen kan kun
slaas ned we'd paany at gore Pri-
vatbanerne til billigere og hur-
tigere og sikre Trafkmidler.
Den private Rutebil-Mand er
en- skarp Konkurrent, der like
sp9rger, ON Arbejdet for6ges,
men ON det giver Indt#gt. Mu-
ligvis vii det ogsaa v@re nod
vendigt at skille Gods og Passa-
gertrafiken ad i h@jere Grad end
hidtil for at faa smaa hurtiggaa-
ende Persontog, muligvis Motor
vogne
Ingen 0nsker, at de store Ru-
tebiler skal k6re wore smaa Pri-
vatbaner i Smadder. Men de
fleste er klar over, at de -
trods den nye Automobillov =
vii gore det saa sikkert som
Amen / Kirken, hvis like Pri-
vatbanernes Ledelse smart tager
Skeen i en- anden Hand og faar
Gang Genrejsningsarbejdet, der
after gor dem konkurrencedyg-
tige.
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Fra Bangor, Maine.

Weir og Wind og Menneskers
Sind er tire Ting, som er foran
derlige. Maa jeg sige lidt on
dem.
vi har her haft en- mild Vim
ter i Aar, den bedste jeg har set
i de 80 Aar, jeg har veret hel
i dette Land. Men ellers har Vi
det altid godt her Osten. Vi
kan rolig gaa til Sengs uden
Frygt for, at nogen Storm ska]
slynge os gennem Luften elle1
drabe os. Jordsk@lv kendes hel.
Ter like.
BankrQverier, Automobiltyver.
ier finder like Sted her, og Nor.
dere kender vi intet til. Her e1
jevn Velstand, men kun fas
egentlige Pengem@nd: Wort HQ
er vor Host, og fra K9erne faa1
vi vore Indt@gter. God Regn
Juni vii give os, hvad vi har
Brug for.
Jeg leser ON de mango danske
Pr@ster, som rejser hjem, fordj
de like kan predike paa Engelsk
Det er s0rgeligt, at Danske vii
have engelsk Pr@diken. Hvor
lifligt Wide det like vare at
komme i dansk Kirke og hore en-
god dansk Prediken! Jeg ha1
like hort en- saadan, siden jeg
rejste fra Danmark, og jeg har
like hort ct dansk Ord 80 Aar
Jeg har dog mine Blade, deri-
blandt dette Blad, og lRser dem
med Glade. Ser jeg Engelsk
danske Blade kan jeg n@sten bill
We vred - der er jo Blade nok
paa Engelsk.
Maaske nogen vii sige: stalk
kels Kone; men lad dem det. For
mig er NIT Modersmaal den bed
ste Skat, sk9nt jeg altid maa
tale og h9re ct andet Sprog.
Hvis nogen fra Tillitze Havn,
Lolland, leser disse LINER, saa
husk mig. Nit Pigenavn var
Marie Ferdinand, og jeg hilse1
dem venligst.
Mrs. Marie Collins,
R. 1. Essex St.
Bangor, Maine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17

drester frembragte en- Atmos
fere, som like paa nogen Maade
lader sig beskrive, men som ad
skillige. Gange fix Missionareme
til lat vomere'!!"
Men netop allie disse saa util
talende Omgivelser udfoldede
Egedes Missionssind sine skon
neste Egenskaber. We'd en- k@r
lig og langmodig Omgangsmaade
afpasset efter Befolkningens
barnlige Stade, vandt han er
naesten ubegr@nset Tillid.
AllerkQnnest aabenbaredes det
te smukke Forhold, da i 1888 en-
Poppeepidemi udbr6d deroppe og
lagde helt Beslag paa Egedes og
hans Hustrus Kr@fter. Det val
we'd denne Lejlighed, at en- It'd.
ligere Modstander af den kristne
Mission paa Dpdslejet CAV Mis-,
sion@ren det Skudsmaal: ,,Du
har gjort det mod os, som like
vore egne skulde have gjort. Du
har givet os F9de, naar vi like
havde noget at spise; du har be-
gravel wore D9de, der ellers
MATTE have ligget som Byte
for Wide Dyr; du har SRrdeles-
he'd undervist os ON Gud, og
hvorledes vi kunde blive salige,
saa vi nu kan do med Glede.
Trods al mod hans Fremgangs-
made rettet Kritik, har de med
gr9nlandske Forhold bedst kend-
tie maattet fastslaa, at hans For
sigtighed med at meddele Daa-
ben, og hans i det hele paa langt
Sigt anlagte Pionerarbejde, sy-
nes den netop for dette Folks
Observation-Disclosures NEST for.
svarlige Missionsmetode.
Naar Mindet ON Egedes mid
kaere Virksomhed nu Tohun-
dredaaret efter bliver levende
for den -danske Menighed i Diet
samme Aar, Landets Konge gaes.
ter Gr9nland, vii dette sikkert
l@gge os Guds RIGGS Sag derop.
pc paa Hjerte med ny Varme og
styrke Den gr6nlandske Kirke.
sag" i Bestr@belserne for at
knytte Baandet fastere mellem
den danske og den gr9nlandske
Menighed-l,Natt.")
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17
VII Rutebilerne k9re Privat
Banerne i Stykker?

Under Market ,,Aalborgmand-
en-" skrives i ,,Aarhus Amtstld. "
bl. a.:
Det f9rste Syn, der m9der den
tilrejsende, der tr@der I'D paa
Aalborgs store, smukke Bane-
gaardsplads we'd Middagstid, er
en- lang RRkke store Rutebiler,
paa hvilke store Bogstaver for
taller, at de er parat til at fore
Gods og Passagerer I'D til ale
Verdenshj0rnerne Aalborg OPP
land - S@by, Fjerritslev, Fars0,
Lggstgr, Aars, Hornum, Hadsund
osv. d. v. s. ale de Steder,
Aalborg Privatbaner hidtll har
haft saa godt som Eneret paa at
besprge Trafik paa.
Disse store nlekasser swing
er hver Dag nd fra Banegaards-
pladsen, bel@ssede med Passager-
er og Gods, og triller I'D ad Lam
devejene, for hvis sprgelige Til
stand de bserer deres store Del
af Ansvaret. Det er givet, at
alt, hvad de kgrer med, er direk-
te taget fra Privatbanerne.
Ssetter man sig ind j en- at
Bilerne. faar man smart at vide,
I sIlyorftul,, Foil fore & 4 dem