..Danskeren« T
Lust-as den 24. Juli, 191e
Blatt-, Nein-.
J fidsxc Uge omtaltes det, at
Bladetås Redaktør og hans Huftru
var rejft til Gayville, So. Dak.,
til vor celdste Søns Zvigerfader,
Jens Junkers Begravelfe
Det var Mandag i sidfte Uge, jeg
fik den uventede og overrafkende
telegrafiffe Meddelelse, at Jens N.
Junker Var dad, tillige med An
modning om at komme derop til
Begravelse noeste Dag.
Meddelelien overraskede af den
Grund, at den afdøde egentlig ikke
var nagen gammcl Mund (64), og
han gav Jndtryk af at være rask
og stcerk. Men han var pludselig
bleven angrebet af Hierneblødning
Gemarrbage of the Brain): det
var Lørdag, han blev syg, og den
bedft mulige Lægehjælp blev tjlkaldt,
men alt iorgceves. Næste Mandag
bade han
Næste Tags Morgen rejste min
Huftru og jeg med Tog til Sioux
City, brer der saa var Automobil
til at tage imod os og befordre os
Reiten af Vejen, da der ikke var
Jernbane Forbindelfe til Gayville
i rette Tid.
Naar Begravelfen Var bleven be
stemt alle-rede til Tirsdag, var det
sket af den Grund, at deres yngfte
Son, Armut, Var hjemkaldt fra
Camp Funston til Faderens Dsdss
leje, og man frygtede, at han ikke
kunde være med til Begravelsen se
nere.
Veqraoelsen fandt da Sted Tirs
dag Eftermiddag under megen ftor
Deltagelse: Jens Junker var vidt
kendt Jig ngtet og afholdt af dem,
der havde kendt ham og haft Om
gang med ham i en lang Række af
Aar.
Heke BegravelsessCeremonien fo
baade i Hiemmet og i Kirken Jeg
og i Kirfen Et Sangkor fra den
norskslutherfke Kirke i Gayville viste
os den Venligbed at lede Sangen
bade i Hiemmet og i Kirken JegH
boldt ngrirwdiken i Kirken ud fra
Pauli Ord: ,,At leve,er, for mig
Krisxus, at do en Vinding.« De
to maa Helges ad; fkal Døden blive
en Vinding, saa maa Livet leves med
Kristuå
Jens N, Junker var født i Zless
vig U. Jan. 1854. Han kotn til
Amerika da han var omkring lss
Aar. J Ilpril 1881 blev han giftJ
med Wiss Anna Logan, deres
School Teacher; hun var Amerika
ner, men leerte as Henfyn til Man
dens Fcrwldre, fom var hos dem,
snart at talse Danfk; hun gik sta
dig med til deres danske Gudstjes
nein-, og hun, (hvis Foroeldre var
Baptiftery blev døbt i vor lutherske
Kirke, streng jeg var deres Prcest.
Den afdøde blev ftedt til Hvile
paa den danskilutherske Kirkegaard
Syd for Gayvsille Han efterlader
Huftru, 6 Born (4 Døtre og 2
Sønner), 13 Bornebsrn og en Bro
der og to Søftre De fleste af disse
bor i Nærheden af Gayville
Hjemvejen faldt om ad Bettes-«
ford, hvor vor celdste Dritter, derf
er gift med G. N. Larfem bor.(
Lin af vore gamle Benner ved Gan-(
Uns Mr. Henning Hausen, var
newjzg faa god at tilbyde di en
Automoxltur der-wen Bi var fuldt
Les, forudeksI Hemüng Wien- Hu«
stw og Sm, »vi to gamle og sag
loor Ssn Anders US 3 Tf dere
Vm. sen-den voI DIE-Eier msd
M W vi »Es-WI- s
W X IT K (
M Das kjrte vor Soigetsn
·- tn Sie-ne Ein-, hvcr vi Im
Mission-S Zelskiibs Tjeneite Tom Zy-:
geplejchke i Indien og er lljer paa
Genuemrefse til Tonmark —- til
Bornene Der blev sunget Sange
af det lille Zia11gshefte, man dar
ii Siøndagsskolen. Zangen faa vol
Isom sliele Ledelssen var paa Engelsf,
men Frøken Poulsen talte spaa
Dunst — Legen svarede til TideILJ
Dct var Krigsleg Mr. Skov Niet
sfen var Generalen og hat-de arran
geriet et holt Felttog med modsatte
Krigshære Der blem kcentpet, vuns
det og tobt Slag, taget Fanger
o. s. o. Tor var ogsaa Rødse Kost-:
Assdeling til at tage sig af de
faarede. Der faldt ogsaa en Del,
men de stod up igen. Der var
san galt Skyttegrave Det var no
get, Vørnene rigtig tun-de være
med til. Sammenfomsten holdtcsis
i dct sgrønne under Træerues Skygs
go, paa Mr. J. L. Peterskns Fsarm
en god Mils Vej Vest fsor Byen.
—- Iøndag Eftermiddag holdtcis
et fjældcnt danst Bkyllusp her i
Bym Det var Mr. Ehr. Trands
berg og Mrss. Sine Jacobsfem En
kemand og Ende, 85 Aar begge to,
der ægteoiedes. Den ene var hieni
1øs, og den anden tursde ikke leve ene,
faa de var blesoet enige om at prsve
tat danne et Hjem jammern Dist.
finster dem Lykte dertil og Her
rens Belsignelse X
JMandags reiste der atter
et stort EKyntinzgent her fka Byen til
Hasrem 55 til Camp Dadge og 3
til Canw Faust-Don Disse tre stulde
sfylde Vakanseh som var apstaaet
Dad, at tre var bleven tasseret De
flsfve af dem, Isom reiste denne Gang,
var fra Luni-et En Masse Men
nefter svar kommen til Byen i An
ledningen, Hovedgaderne var fuldeJ
.af Asutomobiler. Interessen for Kri
skken og Heeren synes at have gre-(
Isbet alle.
I
! Msder og Gsdstfenestet i Blei-:
I Iøndag den 2d2 Juli Spuk-age
th1leK 9,15, Gindstjeneste Kl.
10,30 om Formrddagen og Kl 7 ,30
om Aftenen
Torsdazq den l. August Kvindes
møde shos Rosenbeckå
Torsdag Assten Tabitimmjde
THE ORÄUTÄUQUÄ IS A
COVZBNUZNT ACZNCY
lt woulsl cost the Government
million-I of dollars to do inde
piknihsnth what is now hisjng done
free through the Chautanquas.
lilajr (’l1antanqna. Ang. 1——6.
I
Hinsde how-· hail (·h-autauqua.s
Imtil after tohe war- hegan. she is
now coveised with Uhautauquas
»Hm « win- mksasure or csecessity.
l Atti-nd Blair ChantauquaAug
’ l - c.
H o
German propogandists would
lzmt a stop to chautauquas, »un
Illl after the war-« Do not he in
flueneed by such talk.
; Our Chautauqua, Aug. 1——6.
J jhautauquas are dojng more to
Ypmreote the Spirit of patrjotism
than any other siugle ageney.
Attend the patriotie program
under the bjg ohauteuqna tent et
Bleir. Naht-» Aug. 1-——6.
.
Dr. Baylis, two years on the
Freneh Ist-only Sergeant Woyman,
who saw sekvioe in the crenoheiy
Dorothy Prooks, dojng speejel
work Lot- Uaele som, are s ttio
ot« war opeækers that will give
information and juspiwtion to
our people
At the Blair Chiarenun Aug.
I-—6.
.
PMM VII-soll sAYs:
»Ehe work that the ehemaqu
is doink has not lost Empor-konst
beoouse ot the wer-, bat rot-her
has — · ed new opportunäties tot
set- ee. lset me express the hope
that you will lot no Cis-owe
ment wes-Lea your ostivjties and
that«the people will M hil in
vhe support of o potkioio its-titu
tiou«thot tat-» be ist«-d to be a
W pok- ot the mäoml öd
EM« « s :
Mist In M
»Im-ji o W M
THE DICHTEka GHAP
LAIN
COontinuod krom page 6.)
sum-k- hs am, ssu it viu
Hielt- yon II- ia your vork, you
may tell the men kroin me that
the hest soldier is the soldier
with a religion«.
—
Rest-ver is "high ehurehly"
He believes that everything that
art ean eontribute to the wor
ship ok God should be utilized
by the ehuroh He deploreo the
tendenoy to look aahanoe at
such things because they "look
catholie". When it eanie to our
Lutheran oominunion serviees at
»camp Wadsworth, I always
lasked the «Pighting ehe-plain«
to be with us. 0n sue-h ooeasions
he was nevser satiskied to wear
shis uniform of first lieutenant.
lnvariably he would don his
olerieal rohe, and then he would
adom that mit-h a stole, beanti
fulle embroidered with the col
or appropriate to the season.
We told him he looked like a
onrdinal, to which he would
retort, ««1’his is proper«.
He also insiated on all the
appointments being aa eorreet
Iits a military eainp would per
mit. A portahle altar ok hie own
design was set up at our com
munion servieee. Deoked with a
white eloth and with a goid
eroes attached to the hack, the
altar always looked beautikul
and charale He also invariah
lly made the sign ok the eross in
ldisniissing the eommunieants.
I An Dpiiseopalian ehe-plain one
sunday watehed our Service from
beginning to end. Ät the vonein
sjon he did not atteinpt to con
eeal his admiration kor the
beauty ok the servioe. Fle ex
pressed special snrprise over
the faet that Keever made the
sign of the eroes.
«Wh»v I didn’t know thnt
»von Luther-ans were high
ehurehly« he exolainied
«You djdn’t7" rejoined Kees
ver .«Well you kellows have a
lot to learnl«
Th-- «l«’jghting Phaplain" was’
nniwsksally arlmirpsl by the ok
tjeoks and mon of hls rogiment
because »j« what thssy terde
his «Gam(-ness". He was willing
to attempt any sent. no matt-er
how dikkicnlt.
Last winter Governor Whits
man of Nim- York name to Camp
Xfadsworth to revjtsw this New
York National Guard. lt was
a hie ««-x«-.snt ansl the ooloni.«l of
Keetcth regiment ordercsd his»
Essntiri Statt to l« on hand and4
mnnntssxl This colonckl was quitez
a horseman, and hjs stahles can-l
tained some splendid thorough
hre(ls. Among thesi- was «Crusa
d(«r", a fjne hokse, but spirited
ans-l hard to contkoL A yonng
lieutcsnant essayod to rjde thi
.·«-L.na! hnt nmyizuiolihr »mho1-—«4«j.
There was no other Stecsd aval
able, and the othcer wonlsl not
venture a Sccond triaL Koessccr
solved the dilemma hy offer-Zug
him his horse.
«Bnt what will »von rjdes«
asked the lientenant.
«0h, I’11 got somethjtjg,«
Xeever replied.
A few moments latet- Keever
joined the other omcers, mono
ted ou «0MSadet-l« All went
well durlng the tax-jew, hntl
when the offier started back
to theik wartet-, «crusader»
aa was his custom whenkkvssr
the oolonel kode him, took kor
grantod that he onght to Iead
the procession Now it is distlnob
ly jmpmper in mihtaky otiqnettiu
for an inforior okkioek to Sol
ahead ok a anperwa Bat »Org
sadok" had dmädod to lead, and
thongh Kot-var tuggod at the
keins as hat-d as he could, thel
stkong—heade(1 animal stretohed
out hi- M and pas-ed the!
solch-L M Konst- kot him
ander sont-U and waitod mittl(
the dolonal koda up.
«1 has yam- pakdmy volens-U»
pvkiad Kasse-h «but Its-how
i- hasd w W«.
«I ho- lt," W the Gol
oaah M the sitt-atta
has-h.
As want-all tot aCaw min
nt« M »Ein-du« acad
san-to totho M that hb
phaaars atssa M et U
l
l
l
l
1)roeession. He had no sooner
arrivecl at this eonvietion than
he proeeedecl to carry out the
Idea. Keever gave a last de
perate tug, hIt it was no use.
The eolonel and his whole statt
was passed in a flash, and the
spirited borgt-, hearing the
«F«ighting Chaplain« went tear
ling down the reod unt-il the
stahles were reaehed Of eourse
Keever had to listen to many
julce at lisi ownexpense during the
days whioh kollewed, but seerets
ly all the oüleers admired him
for his attempt.
lceever is not an emotional
preaehetx Rather he is of the
toreeful type that appeals to
the intelleet and the will. At
times, however. his ki11d1)«
sympathetie natnre would not
he denied. and a flood of emo
tion would emne sweepingin
tu his diseourse, deeply mov
ing all his liearers. l shall
»wer tot-get the last set-viee
we held tue-other not long he
tore he left us.
Three soldiers were con
firmed that morning and ak
terwards we eelebrated the
vllord’s Sapper. Keever invit
Eisd «all Christian men» to
seome to the altar.
«You know,« he said, «we
will soon he going «0ver
IThere’. We may be divided
Ein our religious views, but
;«0ver There’ we will have to
itight together and even die
itogethmx But ik eod shouid
Irequire onr souls of us, we
»know that some day we shall
Ywe shall meet again «0ver
Therec There we shall no
longer he divided, hut all
nnited in one blessed family
with God as our Pather and
Jesus as our Brother."
In. referring the second time
to the words «(«)ver There".
he pointed heavenward and
paused There were few dry
csyes in the audience that mont
ing. and we were gratitied
to see every man come kor
ward to eommunion—all but
one-. lvhen the serviee was
over we were startlecl to see
that one soldier—-a grizzled
old sergeant-—rise to his feet
and with a loud voiee begin to
address his eomrades.
«l suppose »von notieed,"
he said. «that I was the only
man who did not take com
munion. Let me tell »von why
l didn’t eome. I didn’t eome
heeanse l did not feel that I
was tit. Fort-v years ago, I
too, was confirmed. I made
the same promises that- you
hoys did today.« But I did not
keep them. Daring these kor
ty years I have not onoe gone
to the Lord’s sapper, and to
day when I eame here I did
not feel worthy to receive it.
Don’t you hoys do as l have
done —« His voiee broke
and he hnrried out ot· the au
ditoriurn.
It was a seene never to he
forgotten. 1 eouldn’t help hnt
feel what a wonderknl grip
our Lutheran confirmation
and eommunion has on the hu
man heart, and how that me
mory of it may bring more
than one prodigal haelc again
to the koot ot« the gross-. We
were all deejdly moved by the
old sergeant’s unexpeetecl
testimon)·, and as we lett the
handlan Keever rennt-lied
«!1’,he hoys may tot-get what
I said today, hat theydl never
tot-get what the« sergeant
ssiass
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