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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
The City,s Revenue.

Inc Clty,s Revenue.
Hot Springs, 8. D., March 81, 1908.
Editor Hot Springs Star:
Sir:-I note that the Times Herald
says that the revenue of the city has
fallen off so per cent during Mayor
Hargens' administration. The Times
Herald has evidently been misinform-
ed. The fact is that the receipts now
average about the same as heretofore.
The revenue that the city derived from
fines for gambling has of course ceased
entirely, but the receipts from other
sources have increased SO as to practic-
ally replace this loss. 1 show here
with statement of the total receipts
during the two years of Mayor Hargens'
administration to date, compared with
the two years Immediately preceding:
Year ending April 30, 1905, s13,O19 q
I" Z" 80, 1906, S12,252 81
Total for two years preceding
Hargens' administration 1926, ,272 O8
Year ending April 30, 1907, sl3,756 Sc
May l, 1907 to March 81,
1908, IL months, .S11, ,414 "a
Total for Hargens' admins
tration to date, te,......... S25,171 so
Very truly yours,
J. G. BRADLEY.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
GEO. D. HoRRAs ARRESTED.
Charged With Embezzling Funds Of
National Bank.

George d. Horras, late cashier of the
Hot Springs National bank, was
brought up from that place yesterday
and arranged before United States
Commissioner McDoncugh, charged
with the embezzlement of s25,OOO in
connection with the operation of the
bank. The government was repre-
sented by United States District At.
torney Wagner and the defendant had
his attorneys, Chambers Kellar, of
Lead, and William Dudley, of Hot
Springs. The defendant waived ex-
animation and was bound over to the
next term of the federal court and
placed under $1,000 bail. According
to the order of the commissioner. il
was directed that he be confined in the
Hot Springs Jail and was taken to that
place last evening, where he expects to
be able to raise the amount of his
bond.
The financial trouble of the Hot
Springs bank came on last fall during
the time that the panic was abroad in
the country. It was the only Black
Hills institution of any standing, that
was at that time affected and it was
generally supposed that it would be
eventually able to weather the storm
and pay dollar for dollar. In investigat
ing the affairs of the concern the alleg.
ed shortage of the cashier came te
light and the government Immediately
took steps leadingto his apprehension
The amount said to have been taken b,
him is made up of number of items
aggregating in the whole $4,000.
1t is unomcially stated that Horras
lost the amount in unsuccessful invest.
ments. 1t is known that he is heavily
interested in the mercantile company
at Wall, but it was supposed that that
institution was on a sound financial
basis and it is not now said that it is
affected by his defalcation Lead
Call.
Mr.. Horras was brought to this place
Friday of last week and succeeded
in getting bondsmen in the
following persons: A. w. Riordan
w. j. Mcgowan and Frank Hesnard.
He left here for his home at Wal
Tuesday morning, accompanied by his
wife and baby, who had been visiting
here for a few days. It is expected
the U. s. grand jury will take actor
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, APRIL 8 1905.

nized the saloons and they became
still more actively anti Hargens
This brought matters to focus in q
hurry and on Friday Mayor Hargent
notified the saloons that they must
comply with the state law By Tuesday
at 10 O'Clock, and declared If they did
not he should as private citizen file
complaint with the states attorney
Knowing that he meant what he said
they complied, and now every saloon
In Hot Springs is without blinds
chairs, or other paraphernalia that the
law does not permit, and they close al
IL p. m. and on Sundays-and drue
stores are also under the ban of the
law. This is not temporary stand
but as the principles of the republican
candidates set forth, it will be the poll
cy for two years if Mayor Hargens is
elected. The republican council will b &
with him. The issue is now straight
and it is up to the voters to declare
what they want. They can favor hav
ing the laws obeyed, or signify thei,
preference of having them broken. II
takes man Of determination and
nerve to take such stand in Hot
Springs, where the saloons have had
pretty nearly their own way. Will the
people stand by the man who takes
the initiative in this matter !? The
saloons are against Mayor Hargens.
Are the people against the saloons and
in favor of Hargens Who's in con.
troll of the city, the saloons or the peo.
pie? The republican ticket represents
the people. With the election of that
ticket the people know what they will
get. They will get a square deal'
and have every interest of the city and
taxpayers properly guarded.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
Saloons Obey the Law.

Last Friday Mayor Hargens notified
the saloons that he would give them
until Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock to
obey the state saloon law literally
This would include the absolute re.
moval of all blinds. doors, screens
chairs, tables, slot machines and
billiard tables, in fact everything which
was in the rooms that was contrary to
law.
The compliance with this order was
begun Monday, much of the stuff
being stored in the old Ozark saloon
room and by Tuesday morning every.
thing had been cleaned out, making q
big change in the appearance of ali
three saloons, which have never before
run here without blinds and chairs.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
G. A. R. Encampment.

Executive committee for the encamp.
ment to be held at Hot Springs, June
%, "a, 25, 1908:
silas Strickland Post, G. A. RIA.
Fsssett, D. B. Murray, II. @. Allen,
Preston Sharp, John Gard, F. NJ.
Moore, o. D. Mutton.
w. r. C.-Mrs. Julia Sharp, Mrs.
Nettie Fasset, Mrs. L. Wilcox. Mrs. J.
Brinkerhof, Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs.
F. r. Munger, Mrs. Mary Reed.
City Council-A. w. Riordan, L. e.
Highley, Fred. Hummel, w. P. Phillips,
=. g. Evans, G. B. Flanagan, 8: L. Kirt-
ley, John Van Sittert.
Soldiers Home-H. H. Wilcox, W. H.
Reed, Dick Huck, H. w. Corl, q. Il.
Stinchfleld.
National Sanitarium-C. B. Clark,
J. L. Denmsn, Jacob Rooms, Joseph
Hanson, E. D. Swartz.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
q. w. HARGENs
GEO. H. SToDDARD
f. g. S1LKENsoN
r. G. MATTEsoN
EMIL HARGENs
w. P. PHILLIPS

The STAR heartily commends the
platform set forth by the republican
candidates. The'people of Hot Springs
will certainly endorse the policies there
in advocated, and knowing the men
who have pledged themselves to be
governed by those principles if elected,
the citizens of Hot Springs will have
entire confidence in their being abided
by. Every man is property owner,
most of them being among the largest
property owners and taxpayers of Hot
Springs. They are vitality interested in
the future of the town and for that
reason desire to do everything within
their power for the progress and pros
perity for the very best interests of the
town. They are all straightforward
squaredealing business men.
Mayor Hargens has devoted much
time and attention to the city IS interests
in every particular, nearly always be-
ing on hand at the council meetings
and in every instance when questions
have arisen that affected the interests
Of the taxpayer has he been recorded
with the eople-advocating that which
wa believe the people stand for. He
has been stubbornly opposed by some
members of the council when many
questions of much concern and i'm
portance to the people we're under
consideration by the council. Those
who know Mayor Hargens are we'll
aware Of the fact that when he is salts
fed of the thing to do he is fearless in
his contentious and will battle for the
interests of the city as earnestly as
though he were working for his own
welfare. Two years ago he was chosen
Mayor without any policies being out
lined, although his opponent was de-
feated upon "law and order" ticket
Thus he was certainly not obligated tc
use his official position toward
enforcing state laws so far a.
public sentiment was concerdec
-as we'll perhaps as the fac
that the duties of the mayor do not
as we understand them, require him tt
act in such capacity. However, Mayor
Hargens, along with very large mum
Der of citizens, has changed his viewt
relative to what should be done toward
enforcing the state laws as to liquor
selling. He recently declared himeelt
in that respect and announced what
his8 policy would be if elected fol
another term. This naturally antago
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
A PREMIUn

The ruling Of the Postofice Depart
ment requiring newspapers to con-
duct their subscription accounts
upon practically cash basis forces
the STAR as we'll as all newspapers
to comply. We desire to getss the
delinquents to pay up quickly and
as an inducement have made ar
rangements whereby we can offer
the Northwestern Agriculturalist as
a premium---ffee to all who pay in
advance for the Star for a wear.
This will be only for a limited mum
ber and a limited time. It must be
done at once. You get the finest
agricultural paper published twice
a month at Minneapolis for nothing.
Subscribers are required by the post
al laws to be cut off of the listss:any.
way if they become delinquent for ia
year, and now why not acquire the
cash in advance habit and get this
benefit. We will apply this to all
cash in advance subscriptions since
Jan !. 1908, but subscribers can not
get this benefit together with other
reduced publications---for they all
cost us extra money.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03

near our big hotels, hospitals and sani-
tariums, or will will you do the best
you can until such time as the anan.
cial conditions here will enable us to
put in q public sewer system?
@. w. HARaENs.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
REPUBLICAN T1CKET-PoLICIEs.
The City Ticket and What the Candi.
dates Stand For.

The City Ticket and What the Candi-
dates Stand For.
The following candidates have been
nominated upon the republican ticket
as candidates for city offices:
For Mayor-C. w. Hargens.
For Councilmen-
First Ward-Geo. Stoddard.
Second Ward-A. @. Matteson.
Third Ward-F. c. Silkinson.
Fourth Ward-W. P. Phillips.
City Treasnrer-Emil Hargens.
They have promulgated the follow
ing policies:
We, the Republican candidates Of
the City Of Hot Springs, hereby adopt
the following principles, and if elected,
pledge ourselves to be governed by
them for the next two years:
We favor the "Square Deal"-justice
for all and special privileges to none.
We advocate equal assessment and
taxation and full protection of indi-
vidual rights.
We believe that Hot Springs will be
exceedingly prosperous for the next
few years, and express ourselves in fa-
vor of continuing the present policy of
replacing all board walks in the city
with cement walks as soon as feasible,
and are in favor of maintaining the
present good streets movement, and in
favor of a sewer system as soon as the
financial condition of the city will per-
NIT.
We.favor supporting free public
library out of the public funds in
order that non resident taxpayers may
assume their share of maintenance.
Realizing that there is change in
the sentiment of the people relative to
the sale of Intoxicating liquors in our
city, we pledge ourselves to use every
avenue at our command to enforce a
compliance with the present state law.
We believe that more vigorous meth
ods should be adopted whereby the
health and pleasure resort features Of
Hot Springs may be properly adver-
tised, and if possible the same should
be done under the direction of the city,
the same as are other public improve
ments, and in such manner as to re-
quire non resident real estate owners
to assume their just proportion of the
expense. --.-.4
q w HARGENS
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion.

The executive committee of the
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion of the
Black Hills will meet at the Frank
lin Hotel Deadwood on April the 14th,
1908: at 2 o'clock p. m. to take action in
regard to the 21st reunion to be held
at Hot Springs in June 1903. Business
of Importance will come before the
committee and we desire full attend
snce.
j. B. FAIRBANKS. Pres.
G. v. GARDNER, Secy.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-04-03
ca r Notiee.

The will be a meeting Of the execu-
tive committee for the G.. A. r. en-
campment at City Council hall, at p.
M, Saturday, April 4, 1905 All men,
bers are earnestly requested to be pres
ent. A. 8. STEWART, Chairman.
D. B. MURRAY, Secretary.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
DJeRnsTJERNH BJeRNsoN:
En- Livsgaad
SAINT andre ~FortellinRer
Al NoRsK1 FoRRATrxRH:

c- US AZ a.E.-tL
AZ NoRsKD FoRRArrxRH:
12S Slider. I smukt Omslag CSC.
1ndheld. En- Livsgaade, af Bj6rn.
9t1erne B16fnson: Baldsrabraa, az
Kr. Janson. - Hun var altid ivef-
en-, af Jacob Hilditch. - We Hder.
. Rige! If Kr. Janson. - Paar
FIugt, az G. M. II. - Julekvald, az
Anton Welde: Eft Skogens Barn.
at Jacob Htlditch. - Left Erickson.
at Wilhelm Peterson. = 1000 Blu
shell Hyede. az II. A. Foss. - En-
Stationsforstanders Oplevelser, at
N. Quad. - Han var alt gaaet paa
Rruket, af Jacob Hilditch. = Brud-
istykke at 1ndvandringens Historic.
a job. y. Wist. - Kapitoliet /
washington. - Indianerkrigen we'd
Norway Lake. Brudstykke. af Kr.
Ale 8 bigger for 500.
P0rt0frit tilsendt.
G. RASMUSSEN pin. q
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| g fi ) j Ii Il 3 s i Z.

l Is ! = Il 4 8 $ q
.aaI. @ad staparger ar1ts
2an6brugsifole paa 9peit @DfDlfe
er Ser pan a1bet aars eng fsrite
@Iet iaar bsItet 8 5fippunb So pr.
maoI. Megner man 3 Sfippuno
Soo pr. Maal al iamme Mreal, pil
set blipe IL Sfippunb pr. Maal.
.Dette Tan betegneS iom @eforo.
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Fem nye Boyer.
Fort&|Iinser % Digte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fo.rArr.ax.

DANsK-AM8RKAMsK4 FolFArrRRx.
15S Slider. I smukt 0mslag csc.
Indholds Kafesladder, af +. +.
Aadsen. Johan Prips Kondrma-
Zion. AZ J. Chr. Bay. = I'm Speku-
!ant, IF Carl Hansen. - En- Tramps
Juleaften, at Chr. Baum. - Min
- e. A. Thyregod, at J.. Chr. Bay.
Vendetta, at Louis Pho. -Livets
Lyk.ke. af Lilles6e. - Bicyclen, at
2 Hansen. - Mfnnehaha, at
Adam Dan = Smedjen. az +. L.
Louis Pho. = Frejdig Tro, at Adam
Dan. Frozen og Alien, at N. Chr.
.Madsen. - I Wfsconsins Skove. at
+. ]. Grundtvig. - Vitus BerinE.
= Eventyret ON Chicagos Fodsel,
Ct Louis Pho. - RejsemInder, at G.
R..
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panske Amenka
Indhold at LIS. Hefte.
Al verkets lste Del:

Nordboerne finder Vel til Amerika.
Danske 0pdagere aJ Amerika.
AZ Danmarks Segen ON Greenland.
BY Jens Eriksen Munk og hans
Amerikaferd / 1920 shy.
Danmark"i America.
Med to interessante Ramle Kort
over Jens Munks Indse}1ing i Had
og hans vinterhavn i"Nova
q Vitus Jonassen Bering, Bering-
strBdet og russisk Nordamerika.
Med Billede af Observation-Disclosures
iP~etropavlovsk.
DGmsk Indvirkning paa ENGLAND
0g America.
I denne interessante og lsrerige At
handling fremdrager Professor Wig de
den For6izdelse n osaf 6an MARE som
har sat saa dybe Merker ! Eng
Folks Karakter, oe som derfra gen
mem den store engelske grund1eg-
gende .1~ndfydelse her / Landet kan
spores her den Dag dag.
Danske blamdt HoNonderne / Ny-
Amsterdam (New York) 4 Diet II.
og Is. Aarhundrede.
Herunder laser Vi ON de mango
Danske, som over Holland fandt Vel
tn den ny Verden og s1og sig til Ro
her Med to Billeder fra Diet gamle
New York i 1915 og176s.
Damske . Br6drekirkem dNordame-
r1ka fra 1742, SAINT nogle Efter-
retninger ON deres Efterkommere
her i Landet.
Dette udforlige Aktstykke er bygget
Raa Prof. Wigs omfattende Studier i
Of r. m q ~ q h. 1A~~ - ~
hem, Pa, m: M. Gennem en- Rakke
Levnedstegninger af Danske, der fra
1850 af kom til America som Med
lem al nevnte Menighed, giver han
en- Mangde Oplysninger, der like for
har veret t~ilgangelige, og som er i
h1 Grad interessante. Afsnittet sluttes
! 2det Hefte med skildringen af Ian
ske Spm9nd ! Br0drekirkens Tjeneste,
Br9dremlssionarer, to af Kirkens
danskf0dte B~!skoppcr m. v.,eog err illu-
streret med ~ Billeder, herunder Byg-
ringer Bethlehem og Salem og Por-
tr9tter at DanSke B~r0drekirken. hyor-
ib1andt ~navnlig markes de to Biskop-
per John Christian Jacobson os Georg
Frederik Bahnson.
D0mske Ofcerer Z den anaerSkomske
Revolutaomskrdg.
To Damske Z Slutmimgem af det. 18de
A0rhWmdrede: Johom Chr. Lens
og Chr. Guldoger.
Observation-Disclosures ON den sidste
! er meget i%nteressant. Chr. Guild
ager den fsrste danske Kunstner
! Amerika = og dertil en- meget be-
tydelig Kunstner. Han ansaaes for
saa dygtig, at han blew opfordret til
at male ct Portrait af selve Landets
Fader, George Washington; Diet
vakte enorm Opsigt dengang og
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ST. ST. BLlchHR:
De tire H~elligaftener
SAINT andre Forte1linger
Ar DANsKH FORPArrHRR.

AZ DANsKH FoRPArrHRn.
12S Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold. De ire Helligaftener, at
ST. st. Bltcher: - Den lille blinde
Dreng, at II. G. Andersen. - "43",
af Karl Larsen. - Krybskyttens
J~u1eaften, at B0rge Jansson. Den
store Bj0rns Endeligt, at Holger
Drachmann. - Hjartesorg, af H. G.
andersen: De to Peblinge. at
Chr. WHITTIER. - Eft romersk Xsel.
at Chr. Richard. -Ungdom,a az Hen.
rtk Pontoppidan. - Spr0jterne PRO-
yes, at Johannes Helms. - Moder-
k5arlighed, af Zakarias Nielsen.-En
Julehistorie, at Onkel Frits. = Ell
spen paa B0rglum og hans Frande.
at H. c: Andersen. = Crete Gaase,
pige, af Henrik Pontoppidan. -
Paradis, at Filth Reumert. - Cam
lie Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

blew almindelig beundret, og det er
uden Tvivl Diet aldste Bil1ede If
Washington, der nu eksisterer. Til
lige fremstillede Guldager sden
amerikanske 9rn', hvilket ligeledes
udm@rkede Arbejde skaffeoe ham
Navnet @1he father Of the Eagle".
fra torskellige Tider og
Steder.
Herunder fort@lles livligt OF for
nejeligt om forskellige Ting, saa-
SOM: Den ferste Dansker / Amerika
1622), Amerikansk Beretning ON
dansk Hekseri, @Inhospitable Den
mark, @Brmndevinspr@sten", Dan
nebrog paa Lake Michigan, en- Gave
fra Wisconsin til Kong Frederik VII
ON. m.
Dansk Imdfydelse 1 Ameriku ! Diet
lode Aarhumdrede. Al Prof. P. 8.
Wig.
Paa 80 Slider gives her en- livlig
Paavisning af den Indfydelse, som
dansk Aandsliv og Kultur paa for
skellige Omraader har havt i Ame-
rika. De Felter som i saa Henseepde
Mand som II. c.. Orsted, Bertel
M0rvdldsen, Rasmus Chr. Rask,
Carl Chr. Rain og III. c.. Amder-
sen har virket paa, er af en- saa YER
densomfattende Betydning i WIDEN
skabelig og kulturel Henseende, at
Diet naturligvis ogsaa, ia, i ferste
RBkke, s8tter sine dybe Marker i
Diet unge Land An erika.
We'd sin Opdagelse af Elektro.
Magnetismen blew Fl. G. Orsted
Aarsag til, at de fast utallige Maa-
der, hvorpaa Elektriciteten kunde
tages MISUNDERSTANDING Tieneste,
nu fix praktisk A%nvendelse; og hvad
dette har at sige let Land SOD Ame-
rika den Dag i Dag, we'd enhver. -
Bertel Ih0rvoldsems store Betyd
ming SON Mester og Foregangs.
mand paa Observation-Disclosures
Omraade or ogsaa her i Landet al
mindelig anerkendt. I%nteressant
f~ortBller Heftet ON, hvorledesT Thor
valdsen nedstammer i lige LIME fra
den fslste hvide Amerikaner Snorre
Thorfnnson, fedt i Vinland 1908, i
hvilken Anledning T. udDavntes til
Eresmedlem at Rhode Islands hi
storiske Selskab. - bet er dog isar
ON Rasks og navnlig Rains Betyd-
ming for Studiet at og Kendskabet
til Nordens Oldskrifter og de i disse
i%ndeholdte Efterretninger ON de
gamle Nordboers Opdagelsesrejser
til Amerika, at denne Afdeling for
taller os saa i%nteressant ON. - o.
saa II. G. Amdersems Betydning
for Amerika paavises.
Med Billede af hver af de nBvnte
betydelige danske M8nd.
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KR. JANSON:
Ungd0msminder
SAINT andre Forte11inger
AZ NORSKR FORRArrr1H

AF NOHSKx
1928 Slider. I smukt Omslar 2sc.
Indhold. Ungdomsminder, at XII.
Janson Mod Jul, at Knut Ham
sun.-Da no Maren var i%nnafore.
at Jacob Hilditch. = Bet er a
vondt, saa vondt, at M. Skeibrok.
:. En- V~interaften paa PrArien, at
A. Norman. Sjuluspar, af Jacob
3. Bull; - Idyl: at Jacob Hilditch.
jeg for med Jonas, af M. Skeibrok'
= Faderen, az Bj6rnstjerne Bj8rn-
son. - Under norsk Flag, at ia.
cob Htlditch. = Juleminder, af RI.
Janson. = En- Byrejse, az M. skei-
brok Fra Nybyggerlivet, az n.
aten. = Karen, at Alexander Kie1.
ant: Nordlands Elementer or
VeJrligt, we'd Peder Dass.
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ERIK BDoh:
Unge Jens Je'en
SAINT andre ~Fortellinger
Az DANeKR FORFATrERR.

SAINT andre FOrtRlIinEer
AT DANsKR FoRFArrERR.
12S Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold. Unge Jens Je'en. af Erik
Bogh. - GrandsepAlen, at p: Gu
stav Muller. - Hvor oliver Jollen
at, at Holger Drachmann. - Black
Bart, at Adam Dan. - Det gyldne
Skind, at Carl Bernhard. - Dyr Or
Mennesker, at A. ~S0rensen. = En-
de. = Dimmeling, af c. r. Rosenkii-
de. - Gamle jyske Folkesagn, we'd
Ewald Tang Christensen. - Skior-
teknappen. - Den Fremmede / RI.
az Sofus Bauditz. Fra Ku.KIux
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Ale 8 Bigger for 500.
P0rt0frit tilsendt.
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AT Verkets Eden Del:

1693-94; ON den danske Kirkes
Skole Des Moines; ON Jubilaums-
aaret | 1895 osv. osv.-en udm@rket
klar og korrekt historisk Fremstil-
ling af den til Tider ret bev@gede
Udvik]ing indenfor sDen danske
Kirke" i Tidsrummet 1S71-19O1.
Den omfangsrige og grundl@ggen-
de historiske Skitse SHUTTER j 5die
Hefte med en- betydningsfuld histo-
risk Oversight over sden danske
Kirke" Tidsrummet fra 1693-19O1
og da Davnlig ON Kirkens Skole i
Des Moines, Ia: Grand VSew COL
lege. Den b,inger tillige en- ind
gaaende Oversight over allie Sam
fundets Pr@ster, hvilken Liste er
fort ned til Dato (19O8) SAINT ct Kort
med Samfundets Cdbredelse i de
For. Slater j 1908. Endvidere pry-
des Afsnittet med like mindre end
Is Billeder, herunder navnlig Bill
leder af Grand View College, Lare:.
og Gruppebilleder herfra, ct Pr@-
ste-Gruppebillede fra eldre Tider
SAINT ct stort Gruppebillede af SAINT
lige Samfundets Pr@ster (64 i alt) i
1905.
Den foremede damske ev.-luth. Kirke
. Amerikd. AT Prof. P.S. Wig og
Past. I. M. Hansen.
I dette Afsnit, som fylder ca. 80
Slider i 3die Hefte og vii strwkke sig
ct godt Stykke ind i 4de, er eden
forenede Kirke"s Historic klart OF
koncist fortalt at Forfatterne, hvem
Diet er lykkedes i forholdsvis sam
mentrBngt Form at give en- overor-
denlig interessant Fremstilling at
denne Kirkes like mindre interes-
sante Historic. Ferst fort@lles sDet
d0nske go. IWth. Kirkes0mfumd"s
Historic fra diets Stiftelse i 1884 op
til 1896; dern@st on sDen ddnske
ev. luth. Kirke ! Norddmeriko"
som udgaaet at aMissionsforenin-
gen. fra 1898; og endelig ON disse
to Samfunds Forening i 1896 til
@Dem foremede KSrke". Endvidere
berettes der udferligt ON dette Kir-
kesamfunds forskellige Geremaal,
diets Institutioner, Skoler osv. osv.
Dette Afsnit er overordenlig rigt
illustreret. idet Diet alene her i 3die
Hefte meder med like mindre end
ca. 90 Illustrationer. hereunder en-
MBngde P%ortr@tter af enkelte Pra-
ster, Gruppebilleder, Kirke og Sko-
lebilleder m. v.