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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28
BIRMINGHAM Business Directory

lKMlN0HAMI Business Directory i ABsTRAcrORs Alabama Abstract Co. land titles 2los-2111 Sd ave Phone. 1se
 BAKERIES Essig 6 Busenlehner Bakery The home of Butteraut bread All 14th st. N. Phone Main. cad
 BUSINESS COLLEGES Wheeler Business College. 1sos- 1917 1st ave. Oldest. largest, best Sessions day and night $50 pays Tor complete course. Call. write. UT puone Main .-......-.. .ltts CARPET. RUG AND MATTRESS
 CLEANING Hammel Mattress and Carpet Reno- vating Co, 700 S. 23d st. make over all kinds of mattresses. steam clean carpets, rugs, feath- CTS; nrst class work. Phone. .. .131ol L CORSETIER The Spirel1a Corset Shop,
 1929 Glen Iris ave-. rnone .-..-...s.........2 2SS8-1
 DENTISTS
 pr. A. J. Massey, Dentist Jefferson County Bank Bldg. "Tallest build ing south" Rooms ,S2s-5a4. Phone ................ :. 1894
 ENGINE BUILDERS Hardie-Tynes Mfg Co. 2sth st and sth ave, N. Main ...'-.... .Ss4O-Sst,
 GASOLINE ENGINES White Blakeslee, Mfg. Co.,. Easo- line. gas and oil engines for pumping. ginning, grinding. saving and all purposes. We tr oI1 x,,al oS engines. Phone Woodlawn .. Id
 GROCERY STORES Shropshire Daniels Grocery Go. 1928 S.. 20th st. Main .... 4236-4237-11S5|
 HARNESS AND sADDLERY William Reckling. Manufacturer of saddles, harness, carriage and auto trimmings. Barkeepers F. & Brass polish. 1911 2d ave. Phone SoG
 HOTELS
 The Avalon Hotel 2100 5th ave-, V. Phone 4SS>| The Hotel Mason. 201s 5th ave. N. Phone ...--.......... ....s.... .0sis1 Reliance hotel. Near Terminal de- pot. 5th ave. and 26th st. Phone. lp4s
 LUMBER DEALERS w. D. Wood Lumber Co. sth ave. and 18th st. Phones .-. .... .459O-4Be el f PHOTOGRAPHERS Stephenson Studio. M. H. Wilson, i. Msr. 416 N. 21st st. Phone...... .4es7 sf. RENTALS
 For. house or business location, and, especially, if you are stranger in the city,, see us. Mo Connell- Anglin- White R. D. & Ins. Go. Phone .. 163J
 RUBBER TIRES Exclusive Rubber Tire Go. Lowest prices on carriage rubber. 2d ave. and 18th st. Phone. .35sg
 sTATIONERs
 zac Smith Stationery Go. Archi- tect and high school supplies. Loose leaf ledgers. 2024 1st ave Phone ................. e70
 REAL ESTATE
 Jas. B. Drake. Real estate and farm lands. 26 N. 18th st., ground floor Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Main .x4l . E. J. Burns Co. Sales, loans and rentals. 406 American Trust Bldg. Phone ....... S00 Bethea Real Estate X Insurance Co., 2o27 3d ave, N. Phone..... 1l8
 SHOES
 We buy second hand clothes shoes; also expert repairing. VIII make free half soles and heels with ev- cry 9S.50 pair shoes. Dave Cop Ion. Main .......... 1881
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

WHY PAY RENT? sz350-Modern 6-room bungalow on car line in West End; terms, $50 cash, bal ance s20 per month. See
 STEWART, BAILEY JONES REAL ESTATE 6
 INSURANCE CO, Phone Main B. 2a1 N. 21st St. FOR RENT-$S0 per month 2120 N. Sth ave, 2-story, 7-room residence; modern improvements. with servants house. In- quire John ". ONeill, 3O20 2d ave
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RENTALS.

RENTALS.
 Attractive Groom bungalow. hardwood floors, bedrooms, prettily papered; ; rental $35.
 Small apartment located near Five Points. consists of living room. bed room, bath, 1<itchenette, private porch; just the thing for small family; moderate rent. s-room house, Northside,- arranged for two families; has two baths, two kitchens. etc; within walking dis tance of the city; rent $37.60. Nice dwelling. located near Five Points. has bedrooms, servants room gar age. etc. this is a most desirable place and can be had at low rent. l Attractive home on St. Charles st. has bedrooms. hardwood floors through out; nice lawn; this can be had at re- duced price. Three-room apartment furnished. near Five Points; every modern conven- | at low rent.
 Large house near Five Points, suitable for two families; this is good
 home; will rent to good parties at $32.5o. Nice 7-room house, we'll located, pret- tily papered; convenient to schools and within walking distance of the city; rent only $35.
 Beautiful 7-room house east of 20th; has 3 bedrooms. garage. servants
 house. etc; can make special price | on this.
 Modern 5-room apartment. iocatso east
 of 20th st.; hardwood floors through out; steam heat, hot water. shades, | gas range. etc.: this is up-to- datv and can rent at price that will in- l terest you.
 l OUR RENTAL LIST INCLUDES THE CHOICEST AND MOST DESIRABLF, HOMES AND APARTMENTS TO BE FOUND. NO MATTER WHAT SIzI, | PLACE YOU WANT WE HAVE IT. l SIMPLY PHONE US FOR APF( INT MENT. AUTOMOBILES FOR SHOW | ING OUR PROPERTY. MOSELEY. HENDERSON & DAVIS, AGENTS Terrace Court. Hanover Court The Rec Mar San Jose Apartments. | Phones 7s1-7s2. s11 N. 31st St FOR RENT--5-room cottage near Lake view, three blocks car line. S10; also | lo-acre truck farm 4-room house. helf- mile city litnits. $so. Owner. Phone is l N11IJERN N room. Kouge7 in a good iNca :
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cnsh must cccQInpany order.
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40U-ACRE STOCK FARM. =
 All rich, level, lime land: all fenced and cross fenced, hog and goat tight; 100 acres cleared; good creek, switch cane; no waste land : 2 miles county seat by two roads long terms or ex- change unfncumbered city property B. F. Pool. Linden. Ala 2-21 -5t- su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

FOR RENTyAPRIL,1 sl4
 NORTHSIDE.
 Location. Rooms. Price. 1122 N. 30th st., modern. 5000 1909 N. S1st st., modern. ..-.. 1000 600 N. 17th st. E. L. & B.. $ 1000 2040 N. 9th ave, E. L. & B.. 9 5000 1205 N. S0th st., F.. l.. & B.. 6 5000 2316 Tth aye, F.. L. & B.... s $500 2022 sth ave, F. L. & B.... 8 1S.60
 SOUTHSIDE.
 1714 11th ave- F. l.. & B.. s $500 919 s. 18th st., F.. l.. & B.. 9 1000 1895 11th ave. E. l.. & B.. s 35O0 919 Alabama st.. F.. l.. & B. 6 25.0O 1004 Alabama st., F. l.. & B. 275O 1912 Alabama st, E. l.. & B. ' 5000 2023 ave. H. E. l.. O B....5 25.0O 713 s. goth st., F. l.. & B.. 45.0O SIS S. 18th st, E. L. & B5 a5.0O 71S s. Fist st, E. l.. & B... 5 25.00 1899 11th ave, F. L. O B....s 450O 141S Ave. I, E. l.. e B......s 25.00 2126 Ave. H, E. l.. B.. 25.00
 J. L. YANCEY R. E. & INs co.
 11S N. Fist St.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
FARMS

taken for less than 25c for flrst in.er ton. Gs.h must acc0snpany order.
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FOR RENT-WEsT END--NEW
 BUNGALOWS. kg Fulton ave, 6 rooms ......... SIS % 50S Fulton ave. 5 rooms ............ H.0o 1514 2d ave, 6 rooms ....... 1s.0O 1o4 Oak st, 5 rooms .s.......... 1s.oo
 FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS One 7-room cottage: will remodel throughout ..m..................... 30.0o One broom cottage; will remodel throughout ......................... 22.5o
 sSOUTHSIDE 1701 17th ave, [ rooms, modern..... .$S5.00 113f Caldwell Terrace, rooms and east of 20tlf st. ....................... 45.0o All the above houses are quoted at re- duced prices.
 FORD BROS. R. & I. CO.,.
 316 N Fist St. Phone STA.
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77 [ 577- "a .7-f T 7-1 E- }.-7 ss 4ho Lln9uist From the London Tatisr. sae : uroWp-sT want b c6hle to . 0erunaA in q neytrUl country shout 1eus mpnny ow- in0 fo nc: What hRGuage might I ueor'
 Gheery Qegjs-'vvelL sir, den't Guppose |t9e esnee1 voun pas tae lanqps0s you'd lise Q usA eiF. 1"
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'wo STOCK RAISING PROPOSITIONS

af fft1s #s
 sSs acres in N. E. part of Barbour coun- ty Alabama; black sand foam with clay subsoil: 800 acres ready for cul- tivatiop; .7-rooin house, ? tenant houses; $15. per acre; for sale or trade for property,
 7S0 acres in Russell county, Alabama fine for stock raising on main pike road near good town; four miles from railroad station. f.e4
 W. E. EwART, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance. Farms 2l06 1st Ave Main a595. FARM of 90 acres, with country store location; located six miles from railroad on top of mountain and in very thickly settled community; fine school and churches; daily mail and telephone serv- ice; large dwelling and extra good barn. also orchard of mixed fruits; spring and well water; no competition If you want to engage in mercantile Business; inn provements alone are worth &15O0; if bought right now possession can be ar- ranged for. Price for quick deal only $26o0. with terms. Address Sid l.. Bea- son, Whitney. Als.
 I HAVE farms. large plantations in Alabama, Mississippi and Florida; some stocked, for sale or exchange. What have you to offer? J. C. Crow son, 2107 Sd ave
 90 ACRES good farm and farming tools. 5000; TO acres in cultivation, 70 acres good bottom; makes one bale of cotton and 90 bushels of corn per acre; good new broom house. new barn; two good tenant houses and barn; Improvements worth $2000: terms $15o0 down. balance in 4 years at per cent; farming tools worth S250. J. r. Fouts, Lincoln, Ala. 5.OO0 ACRES rich farm land cheap; no rocks, swamps; northern colony: cash [ or long time; free map. A. Tom Blodgett Land Co, Little Rock, Ark.
 FOR 800; improved 160 acres, part bot tom, near. railway. Arkansas Realty Co, Leslie, Ark.
 560. ACRES ALFALFA LAND. All rich, level lime. land; 1 1a miles county seat by macadam road; sev- eral tenant houses; creek, pecan trees; worth t100 acre; price only $20 acre quick sale: one-fourtn cash B. F. Pool, Linden, Ala. 2-21- su I HAVE for sale and exchange down town city properties in Mobile, Pen sacola, Montgomery and Birmingham. Come and see me; we can trade to ad- vantage. J. c. Crowson, 3107 Sd ave.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
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.QNE GENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent word Il day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser- lion. Cash must nccompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

STORES FOR RENT. Nos. 221-23 Morris ave-, 50xs25t, one story, April ..........-.......... .sf0o0o No. slH Morris ave, 6ys21S two
 story. for rent now. 100 co No. 22s S. 10th st., excellent location
 for restaurant or pool room; for
 rent April 1.................. 5000 No. 213 s. 2oth st., modern: for rent how ........... ....................... 5000 No. 2229 Avenue F. brand new store:
 TOT rent noW.... W.......................... 26.00 2los-1o Fifth ave. formerly occupied by Shaw & Son, undertakers: two stores i; lot 5oxl40 feet: will make any alterations and repairs necessary for desirable ten ant.
 We have other locations and no doubt could suit you. Como in and look over our list
 W. B. LEEDY R. E. q I. co. FOR HENT-WeH {urnished bungalow April or sooner. 11zs IroQuois st.. In- quire on promises. 1-3-St MODERN outside apartments: rooms: eastern exposure: tiled porch and bath {; furnace heat; ideal location. Fountain Heights. on car line; rent reasonable. R. B. Davis, Phone As6, residence 2olA-J FOR RENT-Ideal apartment, furnished or unfurnished. for light Housekeeping in new. modern homo. South Highlands, just of car lines private family: refsr- sness exohAnged1 Phone V. 79ks
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sEvnN-ROoM BUNGALOW Modern in every respect, completely fur msned. cheap to parties who will take care of same. Possession given at once Call Main 23S4-J.
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we also nave several nice stores for rent.
 BEIHEA REAL ESTATE & rNs. co. fhons Main 116. 2027 Sd Ave. ONE or the most attractive Groom apart ments at the Richmond April l; has sleeping porch. D1LLARD INVESTMENT Ss INs. CO.
 Phones b50 or 352o
 2-2S-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

sourHs1DE COAL YARD FOR RENT. Located on Avenue E. 25ox14o. with track age. For further particulars consult
 w. B. LEEDY R. E. S I. co.
 112 N. 21st st. Phone A. EIGHT-ROOM house, South Highlands half block car line: arranged for two families: separate entrances; all on one floor; large lot. garden ard chicken yard, garage. Phone S6s3. Owner. APAIsTMENTS-s. 14th st., one s-room house. 14th ave, $. 4. r. McNeal owner, Main 413s. T6R RENT-Beautiful flrnished home delightful location and convenient to car. South Highlands. Address P. O. Box 1e. or cafl Main Sl6e.
 FOR RENT-Furpished s-room. modem house. furnace. garden. servants room and garege. choice South Highiand To- cation. car convsnisnt; refsrences: e1s. Address ]. C.. care Ags-Hsrala.
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FOR RENT BY OWNER.

ModerT home; good location, Southside; has bedrooms. sleeping porch and bath upstairs; living room, dining room, breakfast room, buffers pantry and kitchen; beam ceilings, panel walls, built-in features; handsome papering and electrical fixtures; thoroughly screened hardwood floors throughout; large, dry basement; furnace heat and grates: eastern frontage; near two car lines Call owner, Main 15o or 4S47.
 2-26-2t-fr- su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

FOR RENT-5-room cottage near Lake view. three blocks car line. S10 also lo-acre truck farm, Groom house. half mile city limits. 3ao' Owner. Phone ls. MODERN Broom house in good lNca- ton, south: possesion April 1. Call owner, Main s86s-J from .. m. to 2 ?. u.. or ?. m. to . ?. m.
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FOR BENr-rWo or thres fuInishlo = un4urntshed rooms for ii1ht hppe4ko9p- ing; Ave.,.I and 1kb st: fe9gapaAle rental: 'immsA'ates pesgessinn. 1(tip
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FURNISHED S-room residence by April l; present occupants to reserve two or three rooms for rent of furnishings: lovely neighborhood; one block of Five Points at Fist st. and Magnolia ave. Very reasonable. Phone Main 66s9W.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-21
SJSCRIBiSE I'D. 4 IA PRENSA.
VA sea al diariO o al ScmanariO
la LIGA De Los CiUDADANOS.

En- Ia Convention que cclcbr6 el
dia ) del presente mes, recomend6
como Candidates para los cargos phi
5Iicos de csta Ciudad, a las personals
que a continuation Sc expresan, y
respetuosamentc solicita para los mis-
mos Candidates, ell apoyo voluntario
de todos los Ciudadanos de San An
tonic, piditndoles su yoto en- las cleo
clones primarias que tcndr&n .Ggar
en- esta ciudad ell dia % de Ab-i!
lie 1915.
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Ell LIC. EDUARDO TNMiRiZ.

AnlcrjOrmcnie radicad0 rn Ia ciu-
lad dc Mexico. Ofrccc a listed sus
,cryiriOs en- ioda cIase dc asuntos
r~"IacionaHoS ION su profession, va
sea aqui 0 IN Ia R"pdbIIca MeXi-
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10 con los abogados Cobbs. Eskrides
y CobbS, cuIya oficina csti siluada
IN los nUmrros IA a 30 del Brady
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
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MENUDH

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proIO-ONidariGn. OH:
,Birnhaya 81 bardo ~IrldISr"Hi" y
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
ONLY FEW DAYS LEFT TO
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS

Only a few days remain in
which to help eradicate tuber-
culosis in our community by buy
ing Red Cross Christmas Seals.
The seals have been on sale since
Thanksgiving Day, and accord
ing to reports from the Mime
sofa Public Health Association,
have met with gratifying success,
but the health workers depend on
these last few days to bring up
the aggregate amount upon which
must depend the raising Of the
health standard in Minnesota
during the coming year.
For the past six weeks "only
so many days to Christmas" was
our slogan. OF more importance
than any Christmas shopping is
this purchase of Red Cross Seals.
There are few men, women or
children who can not buy q few
seals before the sale closes New
Years Day.
The State Health Association
expects that at least SIS, 900 will
be raised from the seals, but this
could easily be doubled if all our
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23

The Folk-Highschool requires
sacrificing personalities for teach
ers. Men and women apply for
the position as teacher at the
school because, they think, it is
easy work to teach at a school
where common uneducated stu
dents are found. But of all schools
| know there are none which de-
mand so much of their teachers as
the Folk-Highschool. Persons
who have not decided to sacrifice
their life to the welfare of the
young men and women can not
teach in this school.
We have examples of how uni
versity graduates who could hold
high positions in other schools
were not great enough to teach in
a Folk Highschool, while intel
ligent farmers have been taken in
and have benefited the school i'm
mensely.
The Folk -Highschool is butt
intent on the personality of the
teacher. The minute it fails to
find personality to lead and
teach it's classes it is compelled to
close its doors.
A school which is maintained by
law and system falls too, where
personality is not found on the
rostrum, but even after it has
fallen it lives on if it can be called
living. The building stands and
teaching goes on. The Folk
Highschool falls entirely where
personality is lacking, because it
is not maintained by state or
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23

says the mechanic. Let us learn
our mathematic and a trade. We
are struggling for existence and
have no time for anything but to
prepare for this struggle. And
then the truth is that it is the
very age of machine and inven-
ton, which needs to understand
history. By understanding
history | mean the feeling of be-
ing related with the past. Each
succeeding generation sees more
of true life than the one gone be-
fore. Every land and every age
adds to history. We stand in
debt to the past. No generation
has had as much to be thankful
for as ours. No generation has
had the opportunity to live life so
full and rich as we. No genera
tion either has so great a respon-
sibility as ours. With an under
standing of history always fol-
lows a feeling of responsibility.
This feeling every citizen ought
to have as soon as possible. To
wander through the land of
history-to discover again and
again down through ages that
truth has won-to find that
where thrones fell, sacrificing
people stood, is to drink energy
and vigor, and get courage to
live in truth. | believe fully in
having the teacher tell history to
the young men and women.
What do | care if they forget
facts. If while | am telling them
history of the past their thoughts
and feeling can be set in motion
and they can feel the power of
appreciating history, | am salts.
fed. When | speak of history
include folk song, literature, social
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
AsKov. COUNTY MINNESOTA THURSDAY DECEMBER a 1915

church, or society. The students
can come and go as they please.
There is no material gain to get
in the school.
The students come to the school
because at the school they feel
there are teachers that are inter-
ested in them, and will and can
understand and help them.
They come willingly those who
have discovered what the school
aims at. Because young people
dislike, or hate, system and law,
where it is felt too strongly. But
they love to be led by personali-
ties who stand by their words.
We have almost reached the stage
in evolution where young men and
women will only be helped and
led by sociability and personality.
Now | know that it is the ambi-
tion of everyone interested in
schoolwork to hire good teachers.
But why not realize the ideal.
Would it not be better if every
school stood or fell with the per-
sonality of the teacher? Would
it not be better to close the school
the first day than to continue it
nine months under the leader
ship of a poor teacher? believe
it.
That a school as ours has but
few rules is self-asserting. 1t
does not need them. The stu
dents make few rules and
choose their own officers from
the student body. 1t is very
seldom that a teacher needs to
use discipline. In this way the
students learn to make rules and
regulations for themselves.
The main subject in the school
is history. Why study history,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23

citizens would realize their re-
sponsibility this week and make
one more effort to furnish amfnu-
nition for this war against
disease.
We want to make our local
percapita seal sale away ahead
of what it was year ago, and
the way to insure our doing 90.
is to buy every seal that has been
allotted to our local campaign
manager. We have only until
New Years Day to show how
public spirited we are. Seals
look just as well on New Years
greetings and New Years mail
and packages as they do on
Christmas gifts. Surely no holi-
day wish could be more appropri-
ate than a wish for health,
embodied In the Red Cross
Christmas Seal.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23

We also try to give our students
"a liking for physical work. Is it
not a sad truth that many, many
of our schools send out their gra-
duates with a dislike for all that
tastes Of physical work. No one
can tell what harm this has done.
1t is the main reason for the divi-
sion of the American people into
two classes, one, which does not
work with the hand and another
which works but is ashamed to
acknowledge it. The common
man should be taught to be
proud of his hands work. The
hand is the finest tool given to
man by God and every one must
learn to understand that this
work of the hand is fully as valu-
able as the mental. We hope
our students go back to their
work. and do it gladly with the
exception of a few who find out
that they have greater ability in
mental lives.
The great social problems will
never be solved before the physi-
cal work has been lifted up out Of
ridicule.
1t is because many men have
seen this that great number Of
Folk -Highschools in Denmark
have added domestic science and
agriculture to the original Folk
Highschool. Maybe we will have
to do it too. 1t is still an open
question. And at least we have
the facts that tests and examina-
tons genarally cause the work in
the school to be rushed and half
done. The student hurries over
everything, gets his points but
no real knowledge. Nervousness
follows.
The Folk -Highschool is greatly
interested In the physical we'll be-
| ing of the race. Pedagogs gener-
ally agree that nothing can per-
feet the body as the Ling" sys-
TEN of gymnastic exercises.
All our students take these ex-
ercises an hour a day. We have
some sport too but it does not
play an important part in our
school.
In religious matters the school
believes in absolute freedom.
We have our devotional exer-
cises morning and night. Our
Bible study and Sunday services
and we give information on
Christian subjects in classes.
The Christian influence on history
is emphasized but no one Is asked
to stay and listen to all this
against his will. To stay away
from church services does not
lower a persons reputation. A
man can be led to God but not
forced. 1t is my hope that the
Folk -Highschool will succeed in
our country.
Aage M0ller.