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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

3. Mulig Udtredelse af Forbundet skal
~ med Grnnd hvorfor - meldes til For
manden.
Art. ". Bestyrelse.
l.. Denne skal bestaa af Formand. Sekre-
ter og Kasserer, hyoraf Fernandez skal
vpre en- af Kredsens Praster, og de andre
Medlemmer af en- lokal Forening, SAINT en-
at Kredsens Menigheder (dog like af sam
me Forening eller Menighed).
2. | Tilfelde at Valance s%upplerer Be
s~tyrelsen sig sely indtil neste Aarsmsde.
3 Den velges we'd Sedler under Forbun-
diets Aarsm9de for ct Aar ad Gangen.
q. Dens Pligter skal ygre de for disse
Embedsmend sadvanlige.
Art. V. Meder.
!. F~orbundet afholder sit Aarsm6de sam
men med K~redsmSdet.
2. Dersom Styrelsen anser Diet for nod
vendigt, kan den sammenkalde ekstra dele
gerede Mgder.
3. Hver lokal Forening har Ret til og
ber sende / Delegat. Dersom Medlemsan-
tallet overstiger Is, da 2; so, da 3, osv.
A. Bestyrelsen og Delegaterne udggr
Msdernes stemmeberettigede Medlemmer.
5. Delegaterne skal we're Medlemmer af
en- lokal Forening og tilhsre en- at Kredsens
Menigheder.
9. Valg og almindelige Forretninger af-
CORES som Regel we'd simpel Majoritet.
7. De delegerede MSder alene har Magt
til at bestemme, hvilke Opgayer Forbundet
skal optage, og hvor mango PENCE der maa
bevilges dertil. Dette krever to Trediedeles
Majoritet.
8. Foruden de delegerede Msder afhol-
des der hvert Aar tire f@lles Ungdomsms-
der ! forskelhge Distrikter, hvis Granser
bestemmes af Forbundet.
F~orbundets Styrelse skal Surge for Pro-
gram til disse Mgder.
Art VT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Art. II. Formal.
Forbnndets Opgaver skal V.

Forbundets Opgaver skal vare:
l. AT opmuntre til Stiftelse af Ungdoms-
foreninger i ale Menigheder i Kredsen.
2. At anspore de forskellige Ungdoms-
foreninger til Udfoldelse af ct stgrre Artej-
de sammen med Presten i deres respective
Menigheder, og at hjelpe de konfirmerede
unge til at blive tro imod deres Konfirma-
tionslgfte.
8. At knytte ct sterkt og inderligt Sam
fundsbaand mellem de forskelige Forenin-
ger j Kredsen.
A. At opssge de unge og lede dem ind
wore Ungdomsforeninger og Menigheder,
SAINT hjalpe dem til Rette med at faa Ar
bejde.
5. At verne ON wort unge Folk og be-
skytte dem imod farlig og skadelig Indfly-
delse fra ukirkelige og vantro Selskaber,
som omgiver dem.
6. At tilskynde de unge til at frekven-
tere wort Samfunds Skoler og til at lese
mthersk, kristelig Litteratur.
Art. III. Medlemmer.
1. Medlemmer kan ale Ungdomsforenin-
ger. der STAIR under Ledelse af en- af Menig-
hederne i Kredsen, og allie enligt stillede
unQe blive, naar de bekender sig til den lu-
therske Kirke og lever ct kristeligt Liv, SAINT
tilstemmer Forbundets Love.
2. Assigning ON Optagelse skal indsendes
til Fernandez, som da skal freml@gge den
for naste delegerede Mode til Afgsrelse.
3. Enhver lokal Forening og ethvert en-
lirt stillet Medlem err forpligtet til at yde
81 fast ansst aarligt Bidrag til Forbundets
Kame.
Dette Bidrags Stsrrelse bestemmes
va Aarsmedet efter Medlemsantal og For
bundets Behov.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

8il @lto, nibolOcr Jtoro 0afota
are0s tit 5ornars areosms0e / 8a-
ne gaIlen Mont. + Gagene ira 3.
til 3. Suni 1917. 5en0aa Oen 3.
oil Chen G8er 0ienigbeos npe sir.
fe 6liDe inobiet. Som iaa mango
JON muIi9t % Tom meo Bon. onl
Den 9elli8aauos 9ps % strait oDer
Reoerne.
are0iens @mpe: Gen hitberife
Strife, Oens 8ortrin, oen5 5remtio. "
Renis6eOens gmne: g8oao ifaI
ri 8sre ior At @>0s GelHguelie fan
Oe6bliDe at opre ooer bette Sus ?
/ aon8. 8, i-9.
6. 81 anoerfen, &reosi.
5 9enbol6 til OpenitaaenOe mo
bpoer Chen G3cr Nenig9eO / Zane
gallep, Wontann, genner ira fern
% mar til at fomme 90 npoe Ser.
rens gelii9nelie meo os / 0isie 9sj
~tiosoaBe. Dieio eoer5 aomme fer-
emo isrIte sunni til moertcgne0e, o.
Lao mig tiIliee pioe 9Dilfe Station
5 fommer til. Ri 6e0er ON 5trem.
al ]iaaoe". 9eoer on me6 o5?
Baa Nenigbeoens 8egne.
Reo. $. Rielfen,
3t I, 6roit, Mont,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
9citgrcr iDecs.

en troenoe Camille, iom erDfeO.
lenuner / en- al SamiuH6ets Ne.
uigbeoer % fan Ifaife gooe anbe.
ialinger fan ina BIa0s iom 9eitp.
rer pna a9anif Dtisiionsbiem"
$50 9roipect Goe., 9rooflpn, Rem
gorf ben l.. SUM 1917 a%nisenina
5eoes in6ienot innreit muligt til I'M.
0~ertegne0e.
9aa Salems Ncnigbeos 9e9ne.
5. 5. 8tl0fig,
1870 Broipect 4pe., 9rooflpn u. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Wisipnsmpbe

afboloes / Smmamtels Weuigbeb
Cation, Gal, / Daeene ira 3. 10
til ben. 49, Waai. Baitorerne u. $
Senfer, Gan francisco og q. San
len, Cos angeles, bar Iooet at tom
me. aae inobpoes til at ppre meo
Bau Wenigbeoens gegne,
u. g. Sanien,
Weniebeoens gr9it
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

ger: g 5eIlia 8rooeIie fommer
Din llnaoom til Dig. iom 0ug uOaf
Norgenreoens SfeO." (SoIme
40. 81.
9uIe tilreIienoe be0es nomeloe
fig fsr Den 20. apriI til Ntis
Martbo Anoreaien, R. I eIler I'M
oertegne0e.
Baa ltngoomsforeningens 9esne.
5. 9. Gbriftianen II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Risiionsmsb

afboloes, bill Sub, | Bella oanffr
ep.-liitb. Nenigbeo, Selma, Gal.
ira ben 30. Rai til 8. Sunni. 81
lb~iertelig 5n6bpoeIie til bore grQ
tier og Menigbeoer liant @enner
iom snffer at grite os 1 De Gage
De, iom snifer at ooerppre Wsoer
ne, bill bore fnn penlig at inompl,
be Zig til Weniqbe6eng grpit.
Paa Meniabeoeus geene,
earl R. Sanfeh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
airfeaang.

Gsrite 0pIag al bette uomGrfeOe
lille 5frift bIeo uofoIat i 2sbet
al 3 NnaneOer. nnoet OpIaa err mn
iproigt. o. iplges MI Tor inn biIIig
en- Rris At oet bnrOe inc | etboer.
odnit 8ien iom Dor airfe itaar i
6orbin0elIe me0. priien er.
I eff. .05, % Gfi. 100, 30 eli.
t.75, 100 eff. 800.
1nniib snth. Rnbl. 0omie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Misiiunsmpbe

afboIoes. pil @uo. / Bella oanifp
eo. Iit5. 0ienigbeO, Del Rep, Sal
ira &c, 9lai. @n biertelig 5no.
6pOelie til 9raiter, Reniabeoer %
8enner. DIN nogen enifer at ooer.
o9re GaeOerne, oRr Oa iaa Denlig
at inomeI0c ier til Renig5eoens
8rqit. 4da Neni85e6ens 8egne.
aarl ". 9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
9nnr De er / Chicago

beIss BET triiteIige llngoomsbiem
1862 Rortb RocffpeII Street, lige
0oerfor @bene3er airfe. - Ddnif
Waolaoning. Rimelige Briier.
~ SCOT 5eIitnb / bDgaeliee Om.
gipelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
observation-disclosures.

4reosmislionpr G6omas u
Speets 4oresie, fsr Montreal Gan,
er mn SIT. !, Diilior6, q. y.
goitor 9. 8. aisllers a6res.
fe, fsr Blair, 1ebr., er MI 8eitbp,
Wont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Art. VI.

l. Disse Love kan kun forandres med 2
Trediedeles Majoritet, efter at Forslag til
disse Endringer er skriftligt fremlagt we'd
Diet foregaaende delegerede Mode.
2. | Tilfalde at Oplssning tilfalder For
bundets mulige Vardier Iowa Kreds at Den
forenede danske ev.-luth Kirke ! Amerika.
James G. Petersen, Sekr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Wisiipnsmnhe

DIN guo oil, bIiper Der missions
m6oe / Oiafis % Rdion. Minn,
9a9eHe ira oen 11.-13. Rai
Vile tilreiienOe er biertelig oelfom
he.
9aa 9tenigbeoens 9egrle.
Z. s. GauIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
llnsOOms- % @lisiiunsmpte.

5 9etbesoa Menigbeo Deo eugene,
Gre, 81. glai til 3. Suni.
genlis 5nob1oelie.
Zen, iom bar Ssnnen. bar 81.
pct; Den. Tom life Bar @llos Sen,
BAR life 9ioet." Gobmnes.)
q 2. RieIfen
Renigbe6ens grpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Z f%oHbtQbFelier.
Wisfonsmgoc

aibolbe5 ] Sutdinion o. Il. Mor.
tens geaig6eOer ira Is. Raj.
bDortiI ale pna bet fprligite in6bp
oes. 5. Ib. 9un0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Art. |. Navn.

Dette Forbunds Navn skal we're: ,,Ey.-
luth. Ungdomsforbund for Iowa Kreds af
Den forenede danske ev.-luth. Kirke i Anne
rika.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Sns6OlScrife ipses.

Nr. 9bomns G6riitenien, iom
Dor ca. 3 MiI Der 9toro for gpen,
euifer at iaa en- pl6re auin0e Tom
5llsboloerIfe, ian mart lie fan.
aoresie; SIT I, Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
MisiiOmsmpSc

On ono oil. bIiDer Der Oiisilons-
ms0e i ]ta5aret5 Dtenigbeo, 6oul.
ter, 5a., / 8ngene It. Diai.
Ban Meuigbeoens 9egne.
u. ". RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
Forslag til

Love for ev.-luth. Ungdomsforbund for Iowa
Kreds at Den forenede danske v .-luth.
Kirke i America.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

@n opgtig 6omrer fan ian ita-
oi5t gr6eiae nos % arti Sail
Nor. @lf 6orn, 3olua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

For Sale Cheap, a slightly used
piano in good condition. Will
guarantee for twenty years. -
Write or phone at once to
A. Hospe Co, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
gntomO6il 9linge.

deparntioHer uOieres 5urtigt
goot % til rimeli3e @riier.
9Iair 5ire S6op.
9ige oper ior 8oitbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

5. Mulig Udtredelse af Forbundet skal
- med Grnnd hvorfor meldes til For
manden.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06
Polly Of The Circus

Poky N the Cirens viii exhibit sn
Hurley. one night only. on. Saturday.
Sept 8. The company travels in two
pullman cars and carries fifty peoaas.
besides all the horses and poniyss that
they use In their street parade. and
also in The show. Poily OF The Cir
Gus isas bsen befnre the public tor u
great MANY years. having 4 long run
at the Liberty theatre. New York
City.
Lovers of good shows should not
miss Polly of the Circus. 1t is q
play that the old and the young will
enjoy and a great many after seeing
Polly of the Circus. have said that il
.as better than any circns they had
ever seen Remember the date and
make arrangements to see Polly Of
the Circus fer it will positively be the
largest show of its kind to visit your
city this season.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06
Presbyterian Church

At the Presbyterian Church Sept.
9th. preaching service ut II A NJ.
Subject, THE Parable Of the Rich
Farmer .
Sabbath School. opening exercises
at I2:i5 P. M.
Christian Endeavor Devotional
service OF Z r. MI. followed By d
business meeting and election OF
officers.
Evening paeaching service at P.
M. Subjebt. The Parable of the
Empty Soul"
You are cordially invited to come
and worship with as.
Union mid-week service at our
church Sept, 18th at 8 T. NJ. Bro.
Slocum delivering the message.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06
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class Of people 9ere 10 be exempted.
Farassosa Advance
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06

County Sunday School Convention
Saturday and Sunday, Sept, l5 and
l6. are the dates set for the Tcrner.
County Sunday School Convention,
which will be held in the Salem
church Of Childstown. This church
is iocate8 ten miles west and 5 miles
south of Parker, l2 miles west and 2
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-06

FOR SALE OR TRADE--rhr
good residence properties. A. j.
Garry. s 23tf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29

greater than heretofore and better pro-
gress made in tn sale. Division OF re-
sponsibility for the fiotation AMONG
banks stimulated activity all over the
country and it Is prophesied that the
bond situation will be we'll in hand by
the middle of next month. Better crop
news showed wheat down a few
notches. last weeks lowering of price
amounting to % cents a bushel. The
prediction of seven billion bushel
crop had its effect as no doubt the
assurance OF the government that it
will get around soon to the food gam
blers brought timidity which had its
bearing on the market
Transportation difficulties remain and
much complaint is being made over
inability to secure cars and make ship
ments bt under the new organization
of the railroads and the urgency of
the government this situation has been
much relieved and greater results are
expected.
Bank clearings of last week showed
an increase of 81 per cent over the
same week of last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29
Billy Bunny and His Friends

laughed. for I don't believe she knew.
And after that the two little rabbits
went on their way and after long
time they came to Uncle Lucky's house.
ut seems 30 strange not to have my
Lit hky mobile said the old gentleman
rabbit. and he hoped out to the garage
feeling very sorrowful. But. would you
believe it II didn't tell you--there
stood the Luckymobile safe and sound,
just where 1t always stood.
Come here, Come here!" Uncle
Lucky called, and you may be sure
hop. And when he looked on the front
seat he found a note which read:
when We found this automobile be-
longed to good. kind Nj. Lucky Left
hindfoot, we brought II right to his
place. And as he isn't in. and his
japanese cook doesn't know when he
will return. we leave 1t here for him.
Three jolly Hunters"
And just then the telephone bell rang
and it was Mrs. Bunny asking why
Billy Bunny didn't come home. So
the little rabbit said good-by to his
kind Uncle and set out at once for the
Old Briar Patch. II was getting dark
and the shadows in the friendly forest
grew longer and longer, but Billy Bum
ny didn't care. He didn't need q COM
pass nor, map 70 find - way home.
He had good memory. an have all
the little forest folk, and pretty soon.
not so very long, he came in sight Of
the old snake fence. And then he saw
his mother standing outside the door
waiting for her little boy bunny.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29
An Accident Truly Mysterious.

on the third shot SAYS Secretary
Daniels, explaining the accident on the
Mongolia. the brass mouth cap struck
the water pee uliariy, hoomeranged d.
recHy back 10 the ship. struck the
stanchion near where the nurses were
sitting, and broke. It's pieces Instantly
Killed" and then the names are given
The more that statement is consid-
cred. the more difficult is It TO under
stand and its acceptance seemingly Is
dependent on the admission that ii ~
part Of probability that the improb-
able shall happen. II is. indeed con-
ceirabe that a brass disk, moving al
great speed perpendicuiarly TO the
length Of ship should strike the face
Of wave az precisely the angle nee
essary 10 throw it back to the ship as
the latter moved forward thru the
water. There then would be compIi-
ance with the law that angles Of in
cidence and reflection are equal. The
chances against such an occurrence.
however, are 80 nearly Infinite that to
believe the thing happened in just that
way puts q cruel strain on creduiity
and inspires an eager yearning for Il
more plausible explanation
The finding Of an alternative theory
is not helped by the fact that the re-
turn Of the disk was by no possibility
due to the combination of forces and
resistances that brings back a boomer
ang TO the throHer's hand. Moreover,
II was not effected by the premature
explosion Of the shell. SO far as has
been reported or limited, the shell, in
this instance had not exploded when
the disk made its backward flight.
Therefore the disk was moving under
the original i,npulse given by the pow
der charge behind the she'll Every
theory Of the accident must be based
on that fact, and It is the one merit
OF Secretary Daniels theory that It
does have that foundation.-New York
Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29

means reduction In Z newspapers ca.
pacity for profitable business, II the
newspaper II entitled to 3 moderate
postal rate In the ;irst class because
of It's educational influence upon the
public anything that diminishes that
influence injuries the public as wei!
as the newspaper, II 1t is important
that the public shall be kept informed
of what is going on in the world in
ordinary times it is doubly important
in such stressful times rs the present
tax that decreases the supply Of
mental food in war time is as inde-
feasible economically as tax that re-
dnccs the supply of physical food.
The government can collect all the
taxes the newspapers can afford to
pay without getting at the foundation
OF their physical we'll being, In fact
the government can get more revenue
out OF the newspapers by taxing them
on money they have made than by i'm
posing tax that will interfere with
their ability to make money. II the
postage rate is let alone. the news
papers will still have TO pay high wal
prices for their print paper. They will
have to pay their share Of the excess
profits tax il lucky enough 10 earn
more than s per cent. Their publish
ers are subject TO the income tax. The
personal property assessor never over
looks them. Where there is a state
tax or capital stock tax,
they pay 1t. They are subject to en-
ployers' liability irupositions. Under
the war revenue bill they will pay new
taxes on papers sent by express anc
on telegraph and telephone messages.
as well as the various stamp taxes,
And in addition every week thousands
of dollars worth Of space for adver-
Using the federal war loan. recruiting
and other activities,
Most decidedly the government viii |
DC making a mistake by imposing any |
tax that Hill prove a handicap upon |
efficiency. Il will he |
not only from the standpoint
of the newspaper, but from that Of the |
and of the public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29
A HINT FROM BRITAIN.
IDes Moines Register.l

Predictions from Washington that
the senate will take 4 month to consid-
er the war revenue bill probably are
tive, and it may be added that
another month will be taken by the TWO
houses in Strengthening out their diff
terences in conference.
All OF this is due 10 the fact tina;
the house of representatives. in franz
ing the revenue bill has sought to place
taxes on as widely diversified sources
try without much reference 20 the Of
feet of the taxes.
The senate, taking up the bill with
out the nidness inspired by paternai
affection. viii rip II to pieces and In
flict new injustiCes IN getting rid Of
the old
Congress could settle the matter very
quickly by taking due note Of ;he
revenue which Great Britain raises
from two sources. The last British Bud
get carries income and excess profits
taxes which together bring in sl.125.
0oV.Gco year. almost as much as the
tota! American budge.
II congress. modelling its course aft
er mat Of Britain, would raise a bill
lion and half fror, income and excess
profits We should have end of the cry
we must raise I; somehow" whenever
convincing evidence is offered that
schedules of the revenue bill will either
raise the cost Of living for poor people,
or will confiscate business.
Why should the country be either
injured or heckied by taxes on auto
mobile production, coffee. tea, imports
of all kinds, Increased postage rates,
telephone and telegraph charges and
the thousand and one other devices for
taking million here and "a million
there without any regard whatever To
ability 10 pay 81 The necessity OF 4
permanent. business reorganization TO
meet temporary crisis? The money
can be raised so as 70 harm Obody,
TO keep down the cost OF living and to
prevent initiation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29

Now that we've lost the Luckymo-
bile, well have TO hop along" said Bill
~ Bunny to Uncle Lucky. but they
were glad they hadn't been seen by
the hunters told you about in the
last story We'll, ny and ny they came
across a pretty little Katydid who was
singing song:
ON. I'm little insect
And my name Is katydid
| always mind my mother
And do as am bid.
| always do what 1 am told
And so am never child:
And that is why I'm always
Called little Katydid."
Then the two rabbits stopped to lis
ten again. and OF course. the katydid
save them and came down from her
tree
"Helloa. Billy Bunny" she chirped:
lis this your Uncle Lucky" And then,
OF course, she met the dear old gem
tleman rabbit. who asked her why she
sometimes said: ''Katydid. no she
didn't: yet she did"
But the Katydid only laughed and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-29
Iona Newspapers
THE NAN WHO SAID IT.
.Grnrdy Republican

We heard il said the other day that.
If the churches would only do their
duty, the army Y. Vi. {. a. would not
be needed down on the border. and IN
a few other places. The criticism came
from one who did not contribute a red
cent to the $1,000 raised In Grumpy
Center for this work. We merely men
ton in passing that It seems strange,
when We consider II all what fools
these men are, many OF them OF ma
tiOnal reputc and leading church mem
bers, who are giving their time, their
energies, and their money by millions,
for the support Of the army !. NJ &. A.
work when Il would De possible to set
tie the whole business by merely turn
ing the work Of saving the boys over TO
the churches, which are already organ
ized in every community and appar-
emily having nothing al all 10 do. The
solution IS so simple we wonder that
L wasn't thought OF before.