, 1916-06-17

IDENTIFY hy the author supp sed to be very
clever and witty, aud from which people,
not knowing better, may get the impression
tina, / spend too much of nv time in sleeping.
Mrs. r. P. writes: "Det er til at greae
ooer." Mr.. A. L. in his article: "MrS.
II. P. mrites that tears Stredn1ed dozen her
cheeks." W. E. N: "No1c zoe learn, that
he Or. P.) together wtM his Oite, has she'd
SOFT tears.
But that is not the worst. ". r N, re-
ferting TO the article in "The Herald fur
thermore writes, that: HIS soJe (AIrs. r. P.)
IN letters TO the Mother LOuMtty mncetts his,
and so for also her, oacm nobleness, so that
1t might be laid open through he Mother
CoumtTy's papers,-"Iso for vi "'"d eyes
ont here", Free inventions, let me call it SO,
If the ANONYMOUS author, as Mr.. A. l.. does
not tell that!
My wife's simple and plain words, writtenln
a private letter to n Danish Lady who not has
ANYTHING to do wlth the Danish News
papers, and not written with the inten-
lion Of getting them published, are
thus by Mr.. A. L. changed into high sound
ing words and filed GU, by his own WeIlmtant
hui awkward renal ks, "nd his words again by
w. f N. changed, turned aud also flied out
in such q way thut they may be we'll III
to throw dirt on us. Il would really be
ridiculous il the whole matter was not
so disgusting aud 80 mean. But never mind;
'the end ~insti6es the means" some people
think
And then q few words about myself as
School Director. The anonymous author III
WI N. seems to be highly interested III my
qualifications as such aud III my woIk here
and even in Esbjerg, and shall most
willingly, as lar us it might be of inter
H. ~.l1;n. uIfl him tOEA M
n discussion thr reabout and give tu
Information about my examination as
trained teacher or school master-I sup
pose these words are moie familiar
to English speaking people than the
word Seminarisi ,-my studies, carried on
both at home and abroad after having
passed this examination, about my opinion
Of corporal punishment, which because 'he
discipline in the SCHOOL, together with
the instructions is improved, not 10 used
nearly rs much now MS formerly, but OF
course, when necessary, always is to be prnc-
ticed without regard to colour, as white chill
dren must be treated in the same way as
black.
But T can only enter into such q dis
Cussion on three conditions, VIZ: that
the anonymous author honestly unveils HIM
self, remembering that if any one THINK it
right to DO Wl0t ne can 10 Spoh IL AVPuC"-
ton and the work of others, he ought not to
hide bis face, at least not, if he wants 10 be
c, nsidered a gentleman, and not a cow
ard-ihnt The discussion takes place IN
est. Croix Avis" which l am cure, will
be willing to open its columns for
MI honest and fair discussion of school
matters, and not in w. E. N. because this
paper has too many anony nous article, and
l want TO know in what company l am, also
when writing in newspapers; the birds l
shall flock together with, must show their
feathels,-and that The discussion shall not
be stamped by personalities -
Many anony nous articles filed by person.
~alities, has W. E. N. brought against me,
but as far az | remember this is the first
time / have given any answer, and l might
not have done so even now, if | had not
had 10 defend my wife.
But this time feeling compelled to answer
I found it best to show that whoever the
author may be, through tbs article in w. e.
N. against Mrs. r. p. and myself speaks the
voice of those people that want to keep
the Labourers down and therefore are exas-
perated against them that have tried to help.
the Labonrera, and also that l, if we are not
allowed to live in peace not always shall hold
myself back from writing in the papers and