# The Lutheran Pioneer_St. Louis_1880_S60
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44 ‘The Lutheran Pioneer.

(For the ,, Lutheran Pioneer.’’)

Daring Robbery—Stop thief!!!

The Outlook from the Editor’s Window. | there are only four small societies in Norway,
and those mainly made up of foreigners.”

Ox Sunpay, Nov. 7 the Rev. J. N. Bakke Bap Books and papers have poisoned the
was ordained for the ministry at St. Louis, Mo. mind of many a boy. The St. Louis papers
He will take charge of the Colored Lutheran report the case of a boy being found in the Sunday in one of the churches in—. Rev. Mr.
Church at New Orleans, La., and will carry on meat lene of the Iron Mountain R. R. He|—Preached an excellent sermon, and more than
the mission work among the colored people at ha 5 belt on with a large Colt Reveigar and | five hundred impressions were distributed about
that place.—On Tuesday, Nov. 9, Rev. Bakke “Dime |im the house. But a large number were stolen
and Miss Concordia Guenther, daughter of almost immediately after coming into possession
Prof. Guenther of the Lutheran University at of the hearers. Some hearers were robbed of
St. Louis, were joined in holy wedlock. Our theirs before the benediction was pronounced,
little Pronzer makes his bow—and a very taken to the police station, from whence his|®"4 others before they reached home. It is
graceful bow it is—and sends his best wishes. Gthoritook nee homotacd laid the cowhide on | believed that of the large number of the im-

Mr. CHartes Bere, for some time past a that part of his body where it would do the pressions of that sermon, the greater portion
teacher in our mission school at Little Rock, most good. The boy than surely thought an have been irrecoverably lost. This is most
has accepted a call to New Orleans and will Indian war broke out at the wrong place. We deeply to be regretted, as the discourse was one
take charge of the Colored School there. Rev. hope he was cured of reading bad and foolish of great value, and might have been of greater

Bakke will be glad to have secured such able advantage to the owners, if retained, than any

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help, while the school at Little Rock mourns Pa Ws hate to\‘saueal’?: for money: other species of property in their possession.
over his departure. a . a Y?! And, what is more strange, there was no com-

A CHAPEL is to be built at New Orleans for pat at ous be) doe ag OnE eens CO ES motion made on the occasion. The thief man-
= S informs us that many subscribers of the PionrER Hal Matera SEE Ee Oe ape

the colored people in 2 better locality than have not yet paid their 25 cents. We cannot 3 ith hi ns ils with 6 es , 2 ‘st
Were UES Presents one ns eituated: This, we | afford to lose the subscription money of a single i it = fee Me a ie rae i °P
hope, will give the Colored Mission School | copy and should be very sorry if the traveling ie ! ae oo ee: a am a peice:
better chance to grow in numbers, and will se- expenses of our PIONEER were not paid at the aie as an nd, have had 29 no ie () ; "e
cure much larger‘andiences on Sunday. end of the year. But we do not doubt that = a “af aR is pap athe re ee aa a

Rey. L. Want, our missionary at Mobile, | every one of our dear readers will send in their ; re 4 aii eye ee eit . ft .
Ala., has asked the Mission-Board to build a money before that time. If you have not done ae sal ah ng eS ne = ee out their
chapel at Mobile to be used for school and | it already, do it now. maa a ie Tee teas of thste oes aan oa
churohy perposes, Our NEXT NUMBER will be the Christmas Dear Reader, for the better understanding

Tse Enxotisx Disrricr of the Lutheran|number. It will be the last number of the] o¢ this “darin robbery’’—read the lesson, as
Joint Synod of Ohio and other States has re-|second volume, and with the new year the|.0. gnd it in ae Gospel of St. Luke Chapter
solved to carry on its English mission work |third volume will open. We know that a great 3 beginning at the 4th wares and ending at
with greater vigor. The Rev. O.S. Oglesbee, | deal more could be done for the circulation of the re a
of Huntington, Ind., has been called as travel-| our Jittle monthly than has been done in the} joo]. 5 1: “Keep thy foot when thou goest
ling missionary and has already entered upon| past. If the Pronser could no longer exist |to the house of God, and be more ready to hear
his ‘mission work, May God bless his labors! | for want of subscribers, it would save us a than to give the pactifics of fools; for ie con-

A very daring robbery was committed last ;

caps and powder. In his pockets three
novels”’ were found. By reading those nasty,
foolish books the boy had come ‘to the idea to
go out West and fight the ‘‘Injuns.’’ He was

Tse Lurneran Orphans’ Home at Rich-| great deal of trouble, yes. Still we sincerely sider not that they do evil.”’ 4
mond, Ind., is in a prosperous condition. The hope that all our friends will exert themselves} [ko 11 928,: “Blessed are they that hear
large and beautiful property is entirely free | and send in new subscribers for our third vol-| the word of God and KEEP it.” a
from debt. There are 58 children in the Home,|ume. With this sweet hope we close our : : o
besides 3 aged persons; and so far the means| window. WiTn iit ast Ne
to feed and clothe so large a family have not ae Cares.

Have you one anxious thought you do not
bring to Jesus? Have you one care you deem
Something may be very excellent for one | too light, too small to lay before Him? It is
purpose, but may serve very badly for another. | then too small to give you one moment's con-
A hand-saw isa very good thing, but not to|cer- Either cast your care upon Him that
shave with. Only a quack doctor has but one |careth for you, or cast it away from you alto-
medicine for all diseases. If you do good works| gether; if it be unfit for His sympathy, it is
and are holy and pious, it is well and pleasing unworthy of you.—Selected.
to God. It is just what God asks of you. Se
But, mark you, though you can please and| SAaLvATION is a precious casket containing
serve God by doing good works, they will never | all that we want for time or eternity.

been wanting.

THE new Lutheran hymn-book, lately pub-
lished by the Joint Synod of Ohio, is welcomed
ag a great improvement over the old one. A
missionary writes to us: ‘We all like the new
book.””

In the Lutheran Seminary at Columbus,
Ohio, there are, at present, 30 Students pre-
paring for the ministry.

FORTY-THREE new students entered the Lu-

- theran Seminary at Springfield, Ill. Whole

All right one Way, but not the other.

number of Students: 95. save you from your sins nor gain for you the |——__ Saas
A TRAVELER IN NoRWAY writes thus about | right and title toheaven. That Jesus did com- Peis
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the people of that country: “I like the Nor-| pletely for you, because you in a million years payauial Tee Rion the ee Fe oatags “
wegians. I have seen much of them, having |could not make up for a single sin of yours and | included, foowite 6% |
for that purpose traveled very slowly, and | deliver yourself from hell. Only “the blood of BOP Pesci :
learned enough of their language to talk with | Jesus Christ, the Son of God, cleanses us from we aoe

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all sins.’’ Therefore, believe in Him and you! iub rates only allowed if all copies are to be sent

are sayed, with the clear title for “the man-|to Jone water Moationn'to (bo addressed) to

sions in the skies.” Then, knowing yourself to| yath, Concordia Publishing House", M. C. BAR-

be pardoned and sure of heaven in Christ, be THEI Agt., St. Louis, Mo. ing the editorial de

grateful, do llth gond you can, bo asholy | Aces eitenet and fw,
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and pious as possible. KF. B. cordia College, Fort Wayne, Ind.

them. They are the most honest people I have
‘ever known. Doors are rarely locked, yet all
‘property is safe. All can read and write. All
‘are Lutherans; and I was told that ninetynine
_ hundredths, at least, of all adults belong to the
| Church. The Catholics go everywhere, but

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