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its reading. For these reasons this volume of sermons
will prove a most valuable help for the preacher in his
sermon preparation; but we are much mistaken if not
also many a layman will find the reading of its contents
a source of great enjoyment.

DAS SCHLACHTFEILD VON SEDAN. Von D. theol.
G. Stocckhardt. Johannes Herrmann, Zwickau.

56 pages. Price, 40 Pf.

This fascinating booklet by the sainted Doctor Stoeck-
hardt brings interesting reminiscences of the Franco-
Prussian War. The contents are grouped under _five
headings: “I. In Paris. II. Sedan. III. In the Field
Hospitals. IV. At the Beds of the Sick and Dying.
V. The Black Doctor.” The last chapter we found par-
ticularly interesting; it gives a sympathetic sketch of
the grand work done upon the battlefield of Sedan by
an American Colored doctor, named Christopher Davis,
a good Samaritan in the full sense of the word, who
sacrificed his life in the service of his fellow-men.

The Story of a Martyr. By Wm. Dall-
mann. Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis, Mo.
64 pages; cloth binding; original cover design.
Price, 20 cts.; special quantity prices.

A well-written life of the martyr that deserves a wide
reading. It should be of particular interest to all Prot-
estants, just now, as the quincentenary of Hus’s death
upon the funeral pyre was celebrated this year. The
booklet contains no less than 20 full-page illustrations.
Because of the simple language in which it is written,
and its many illustrations, it is well adapted for gen-
eral distribution at Christmas time in schools and Sun-
day-schools.

AMERIKANISCHER KALENDER FUER DEUTSCHE
LUTHERANER auf das Jahr 1916. Concordia Pub-
lishing House, St. Louis, Mo. Price, 10 cts.

This is the German annual of the Missouri Synod. As
usual, it brings almost thirty pages of reading-matter,
besides a complete list of all the educational and benev-
olent institutions conducted under the auspices of the
Synod or its members, a list of all the officials of the
Synodical Conference and its various synods, and of all
the professors, pastors, and teachers connected with this
general church-body.

SYNODIOAL REPORTS OF THE MISSOURI SYNOD.
No. 4a. North Dakota- und Montana-Distrikt ;
80 pages; price, 15 cts.—No. 5. Minnesota-Dis-
trikt; 64 pages; price, 12 cts.—No. 5a. Tezas-
Distrikt ; 80°pages; price, 15 cts. Concordia Pub-
lishing House, St. Louis, Mo.-

The first of these reports contains a continuation of
an able paper by Rev. H. Buegel on “Simon Peter, the
Disciple mad Apostle of the Lord.” There is also a very
comprehensive review of the extensive Home Mission work
done in the district during the past year.— The second
report has a brief, but succinct, essay by Rev. J. C. Meyer
on “The Doctrine of the Forgiveness of Sins.””— The re-

rt of the Texas District contains a fine paper by Pastor

Osthoff on “Divine Principles and Rules to be Con-
sidered when Calling and Transferring Pastors and Mis-
sionaries.””

THE NEW-BORN KING and THE CHILD OF BETH-
LEHEM. Two children’s services for Christmas.
Arranged and published by W. Af. Czamanske, She-
boygan, Wis. Price, per copy, 5 cts.; pss dozen,
60 cts.; per hundred, $3.00. May also be ordered
from Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis, Mo.

. We take great pleasure in calling the attention of

our readers to these two Christmas programs. The cate-
chizations in both Programe are good, and the songs are
pprropriate and churehly. The school giving cither one
of these programs will be certain of rendering a truly

_ Christian Christmas program.

JOHN HUS.

COMMUNICANTS CLASSIFIED. Published by W. If
Czamanske, Sheboygan, Wis. Price, per copy, 5 cts. ;
per hundred, $1.50. . ;

A very readable and timely tract, well worth -
eral distribution. The cathe: classifies Comme ects
under the following heads: “1. Calendar Communicants:

2. Conceited Communicants; 3. Careless Communicants:

4. Bayz ll Communieants; 6. Conscientious Communi-

eants.” .

CATALOG OF CONCORDIA PUBLISHING HOUSE, St.
Louis, Mo.

_ This catalog contains no less than 552 pages. ‘The
list of German publications fills 329 pages, of English
publications, 190 pages, while the Index fills over 20
pages, and the book-list prepared by the Juvenile Lit-
erature Board of the Missouri Synod, $8 pages. It is
without a doubt one of the most complete catalogs of
its kind, and it would seem that it ought to satisfy the
demands of all the pastors and teachers of the Missouri
Synod. F. J. L.

A Request.

The Rev. John Alston, of Mount Pleasant, N. C., asks
us to insert a notice in the Pioneer to the effect that St.
Peter’s Chapel at Dry’s Schoolhouse, N. C., stands in
great need of a small reed-organ. We feel sure that pas-
tor and people would highly appreciate it if some kind
reader of the PioNEER would donate to them the much-
needed instrument. Who will help? Tue Eptror.

Acknowledgments.

Received for Colored Missions from the following Col-
ored congregations: —In New Orleans, La.: Redeemer,
$5.59; Bethlehem, 40.00; Mount Zion, 40.00; collection
at Teacher D. Meibohm’s 50th anniversary, 4.62; St.
Paul’s, 40.00; ‘Trinity, 5.00. In North Carolina: Bethel,
Greenville, 5.00; Grace, Greensboro, 3.39; Trinity, Elon
College, .22; St. Luke’s, High Point, .60; station in
Winston, .51; Grace, Concord, 25.00;, Mount Calvary,
Sandy Ridge, 12.00; Mount Calvary, Mount Pleasant,
15.25; Zion, Gold Hill, 3.00; Mount Zion, Rocks, 3.00;
Concordia, Rockwell, 3.00; station in Albemarle, 1.00; °
station in Alexander, 3.10; St. Paul’s, Charlotte, 1.00;
Mount Zion, Meyersville, 3.00; St. John’s, Salisbury,
15.00; Bethel, Concord, 3.45; Immanuel, Kernersville,
-50; Messiah, Fayetteville, 1.38. St. Matthew’s, Meher-
rin, Va., 4.53; station in Richmond, Va., 2.13. Station
in Washington, D. C., 7.38. St. Paul’s, Napoleonville,
La., 5.63; Trinity, Johnson, La., 2.20. Bethany, Yon-
kers, N. Y., 13.00; Immanuel, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1.00.—
Total, $230.48.

St. Louis, Mo., November 3, 1915.

Joun H. Scuutze, 7'reas.
2211 Holly Ave.

Received from Grace Sunday-school, Concord, N. C.,
$9.00 for Immanuel College. Many thanks! IF. Bera.

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