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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15

me paa en- kristelig Skole, det
har da nogen Lighted med at
node dem I'll at gaa med til
den store Nadyere; thi det er
jo da Skolens Hensigt at fore
de unge, som kommer der, ind
i Guds Rige, ON de like er der,
og i modsat F'ald at styrke dem
i at blive der.
Men hvem skal saaledes gaa
I'D og node2 0g hyem betaler
hans observation-disclosures?
On vi like har Manden, der
er serlig skikket til at owe en-
saadan Mission, og Vi fattes Mid
lerne, saa er her noget, der kan
trade i Stedet. Der kan cores
Brug af en- hel Del Privilege.
Herein sagde fordum ON 4
braham; ,.Jeg kender ham, at
han skal hyde sine Born og sit
Illus efter sig, at de skulle be-
are Herrens Vel i at gore Ret
ferdighed og Dom osv. Mos.
Is, 49,.
VI lagger Merke til, at \
braham skulde gore noget over
for sine Born 90 sit Hus. Der
siges like, at han skulde no
de dem til noget. man at han
skulde hyde dem.
Det var saaledes j gammel It'd.
at Born og Husfolk trengte til,
at nogen ledende Person skull
de hyde eller node dem til det,
som a godt, node dem ind paa
den code Vel. Yor It'd er like
meget forskellig derfra.
Hyor mango Abrahammer har
Vi? Vel, i ethvert HIS err der
10 i Reglen Fader og AIoder; de
kan melde sig som Privilege j
denne Corning. De kan nappe
gore noget bedre for deres Born
end at sende dem paa en- god
kristelig Skole. og da fortrinsyis
paa yor egen.
0g saa er der 10 Presterne !
Menighederne. De har ogsaa Lei
lighed til at melde sig som Fri
villige j den Corning.
Vi har hort ON i svundne Ii
der. al en- dansk Skole fix en-
bel Del af sine Eleyer we'd at en-
af Larerne gik I'D til S~torbyer-
ne og ops6gte danske Karle il
.,Boarding''huse og giorde Diet
indlysende for dem, at det. var
bedre for dem at tilbringe de-
res Yintertid paa en- god Sko-
lie og lere noget godt og nyt-
tigt.
Og nu er Tiden forestaaende,
da en- hel Del Karle oliver fer-
dige med deres Efteraarsarbej-l
de, og Skolens Vintertermin be-
gynder. Lad os samle de ledi-
ge ind, at Huset kan blive fuldt.
Hjglp til over hele LINEN.
ON Henstillingen err overflo-
dig, saa er der 10 ingen skadel
sket. Men Tanker kom for os,
nu har vi udkastet den i bed-I
ste Hensigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15
Ninth Annual Convention.

Lerdags modtog vi, tilsendt os
al Missioner J. P. Nielsen, ia
pan, EN- Pamphlet, in~deholdende
minutes of the Ninth Annual
Convention Of the Joint Confer
ence Of Lutheran Missions CO.
operating I'M Japan" Der er i
Heftet, som err paa 81 Slider, ind
befattet "A Proposed Compre-
hensive Policy for the Japan
Church" and "A Proposed Basis
of Cooperation between the Mis-
sions and japanese Church" No
Diet, der berettes ON, holdtes j
Hakato Lutheran Church den
Is. Marts, 1919. Heftet err int
ressant og oplysende for ale ia
pan-Missionens Venner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15
M~issionsmode.

Der oliver, ON Gud vii, Mis-
sionsmede we'd Dry Creek, Neb.,
"a. October og j Dannebrog, Neb.,
25. og 26. October. ALE ven
indbudte.
j. Chr. Petersen,
Nigh. Priest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15

III AO1lsAulloRN CAo1 " o1nhf tttA
sine Borgere i Benyttelsen af
dette Privilegium, saa har Sta
ten Ret til at vente, at de krist-
ne Kirkesamfund tager sig al saa-
dan Dannelse like blot for. de
res egne Medlemmer, men ogsaa
tilbyder andre Delagtighed i sam
me Code.
Mango Forseg har veret gjort
paa at bibringe den opyoksende
ISlagt kristelig Embarrassing o.
Opdragelse, men Diet meste o.
bedste, der under vor Konsti-
tuition kan cores som Modvegt
mod den religionslose Undervis-
ming og Dannelse, som Staten
lbyder den opvoksende Slegt, er
yistnok. naar alt andet er pro
vet. at de kristne Samfund liver
for sig holder Friskole: Son
dagsskole. Ferieskole, Lordags-
skole og hojere skoler, hvor Tn
d~erpisning i Kristendom medde-
les og kristelige Principper ind
owes - i de hojere Skoler we'd
Siden af Undervisning i andre
Dannelsesfag.
yor lutherske Kirke err be
sendt for at legge stor Yegi
paa at faa sin Ungdom under
visit j Guds Ord og o%verhovedet
for sit Skolearbejde og sin In
t~eresse for at fremme Dannelse
og sprede 0plysning.
Ogsaa j dette Land har den III
therske Kirke taget godt Ia
paa Arbejdet for at meddele
den opyoksende Ungdom Dannel-
Sc paa kristeligt Grundlag. Del
er vel like noget at rose eller
prale af; men der er dog Grund
til at gledes over, at Herren
har ladet Diet lykkes for den
saa langt, som Diet er Tilfeldet
Wore Frender, Nordmendene
og Svenskerne, er naaet langt
frem paa dette Omraade Dc.
er nesten Foregangsm@ n d.
Ii hojere kristelig Skoledannelse
Men saa Vi Danske9 Red. har.
like paa rede Hand Materiale
til statistisk at kunne Devise
hyad Vi har gjort j Forhold til
hyad disse har gjort og gor =
Diet kommer maaske senere
men Diet forekommer os, at Vi
Danske STAIR langt tilbage. Der
for kommer Vi her med e II e n
shilling.
Wort Kirkesamfund har >be-
|gyndt Skole flere Steder 90 i n d.
b d. Clever, og vi indbyder
den Dag i Dag; Vi har ogsaa
sorget for at have noget at by
de dem. der folger Indbydelsen
og kommer. Men vi er kommen
til at tenke paa, ON like netopl
her var Grund til at anyendeI
Frelserens Ord
Nod dem til at gaa ind
Han siger: ,.Gaa nd paa Veil
enc og we'd Gerderne og nod dem
til at gaa ind. for at nit HusI
kan bliye fuldt'' LUX. IA, psi
bet er rigtignok Den store Nad-I
we're som Billede paa Guds RI
ge, Herren her taller ON. Menl
leg Merke I'll, at han vii Sc sitI
Hus fuldt, og for at Diet Mail
skal kunne Mas, finder han detI
nedyendiet at sende Tjenere nd
paa Vejene og we'd Gerderne ogl
node Folk til at komme.
bet er sikkert noget lignende,
man bar gjort, hvor man harI
faaet Huset lSkolen) like blot
fpldt men oyerfyldt.
Der bley os fortalt forledenl
Dag, at en- Mand havde sagt no.
get som dette: Hyorfor senderl
man like EN- Mand nd til at sam-l
lie EleyerY Selv ON Diet skuldel
koste en- 1000 Dollars, hvad gjor-
de Diet, dersom han kunde ind
bringe 10000 Dollars7
Vel, Vi indr9mmer. at sligtl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15

United Lutheran Cnufch Dfo1h6i-
hood. with the Rev. Emil Ransch
of Wayerly, Ia, president Of the
Iowa district Of the synod OF
Iowa, leading the general rem.
'arks upon the topic.
DR.. G. A. Brandelle, presi-
dent of Augustana Synod, will
have a paper upon THE National
Brotherhood and the discus
sion will be opened by Prof. Otto
Mees, president Of Capital Univ
ersity Of Columbus, Ohio.
y banquet will be the evening
feature, with DR.. J. A. o. Stub
of Minneapolis, president of the
Lutheran Brotherhood of Ameri-
ca. presiding. DR.. W. A. Gran
vile, president of Pennsylvania
college at Gettysburg, Pa, will
be POSTMASTER.
The toasts will be responded
to by DR.. +. II. Knuble, presi-
dent of the United Lutheran
Church of New York city, with
! The Lutheran Church in Anne
RIGA in War and in Peace -; the
Hon. Clarence Magney, mayor Of
Duluth, "MobiIizing the Luth-
eran Men for Country and
Church, and the Hon. Josephus
Daniels. secretary of the navy,
who has not yet announced his
topic.
A business session will be held
Thursday morning, with a series
OF five minute addresses by syn
odieal presidents as a feature.
DIR. +. II. Knubel Of the United
Lutheran church DR.. II. G. Stub,
Norwegian church DIR. G. a.
Brandefle Augustana Synod DIR.
{. II. l. Sehuette, joint synod Of
Ohio; and DIR. +. Richter of the
Iowa synod. and Rev. G. B.
Christensen Of the United Dan
ish church r among those who
will respond.
The afternoon session will take
up The Future Program of the
Lutheran Brotherhood of Ameri-
ca Ten minute addresses by a
number Of prominent Lutherans
will make up most Of the discus
sions. The speakers and their
topics include THE Lutheran
Church in America the Rev.
c. E. Hoffsten, Chicago; 1.-The
l.. Il. \. and Permanent Mill
tary and Naval Posts, the
Rev. A. B. Learner Of Des Moi
mes 1.-The l.. Il. \. and Colleges
and Universities the Rev. A.
J. Sedan of Madison, Wis,
Keeping in Touch with Each
Other, the Rev. a. Noarbom,
Des Moines "The l.. b. a. and
the Community, Hon. D.. Z.
Mack, Carthage, Ill, Problems
Of Finance, the Hon. \. o.
Hauge, Des Moines.
Following the report of the
committee on recommendations
and the adoption Of a future
program, DIR. S. p. Long of
Chicago will address the con-
vention upon "Arousing theLuth-
eran Consciousness"
A brotherhood mass meeting
viii be held Thursday evening,
with Judge o. NJ. Torrison Of
Chicago, presiding. The Rev. E.
NJ. j. Oden will lead in commun-
ity singing. and DIR. G. II. Ger
berding will deliver the inyocat-
ion.
Greeting from the commission
ers Of the Frenck Lutherans
church will be extended, introd-
uced by DR.. Lauritz Larsen, sec
rotary Of the National Lutheran
Council.
Senator Irvine Lenroot of
Minnesota and Governor Frank
Lowden of Illinois are to be the
" "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15

ct luthersk Menighedsblad hem
leder Opmarksomheden paa den
Kendsgerning, at en- Menigheds-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15

Acceptance for Mailing at special
rate of postage, provided for in Sec
lion 1903, Act Of Oct. 3. 1917, author
zed on July 8, 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-15

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
TO COACH
AT SANFORD HIGH

-ewlsT1n. Ne. June Phillip Talbot
Cd pt&in and second assemH1 VI ne
SaZes cniieEe nasebal tear ana a.so
Quarterback or the PAST r1ree vsa-s
On che +ouLDal eieren. mas accepted 2
pnsirinn as director OF athletics a. san
tard hign schoo. Ee VIII assucle lis
neu Cut es ns-- al
Talbot entered 3a.es @-am Gardiner
hIgn and d. once MADE Eood n am
lercs. aiav-nE tour yea-s n baseball
and three footJal E- IS a brother
~ George -a-buI- q nr-ne- Ea.ss con1-
hA- ana aasena.l captain. lie graduates
rom -BE-es ms rnnn-A
me NJ ne youngsters n ne center
" ne .l7nH.Ign. n spnr-s IN Lswsrnn
a. ne c-asene me IS CAPTAIN Edward
Mlrpnv Of ne -swlsron h.gn scaori
n seoa., raR-r7, Wn.cn was % nave piav-
gu Edward Lille nIEa vesser,.av a.
a-nunn Tor ne .nts--citv caa .nplonsnfp,
Sut ne game was posF pnned urr.i ne
c-r'lInE week Rca2se ol ram. Ca3ia.n
aIrnnv plays first aase Tor lewiston
n4Eh and IS one NJ -ne na.ns.ars or
ne cea1r n hitting aaG fielding. -
a4sn s1a-s n otae- branches of an
leTics
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
Maine Beats Holy Cross
in Track Dual. $3.50

+HEsIt, A9-. t.IYp - ui-n-yTrv of
Name Won from Hcfv Cross In the
-.,.a- track NEE. mere TO-DAY by es
~ 6G me closest meet pva- helC
mere. less tanc FIVE pe1r-s ever sep
a-aGnC IRE -eanx Name lea al frs.
Ok slight margin, anti EG1v Cross
Eo5 lead Of one point ~ landing
lrsI Z ne hammer throw. discus
&n0 hrDad JUMP.
-he -ast evant. me pole vacir de-
cldeC the meet. Holy ross nad =
T1ec aere and al maze points Name
raj Is pnlr- winners The 1nu.1-1G-
IL sCa- tor Maine was P-a--- VINO
"a Gea tt1~ee seconds. whlle Salmon
Df Ea5y C-0ss scored rine pants.
he meet was rug OF UNDER most
a. vai's+ weather. caad.-paE. seve~a
~~en-s beng = heavy downDour.
the TRACK being aooaea n places,
while TIE ieid was sus-y and slip
per The sl;mna-v-
100 YARD DasH-Won 5y Foley,
Holy Cross; Salmon, Eolv Cross.
sscand; Sswll, Name. tal-a. Tine.
q c-as.
es8-Tard Dash-Won by Salmon.
Hofv Cross; Pratt Name. seccnG
Alien. Name, third Time. 2S S-ax
44o-Yard Ran-Won by Allen.
Name: s-ar-. Maine SECOND: Manner.
Aoiv Crass third. Time. os --5s
SRa- ART Rua-W1n nr king. r0fv
C-nss: Mullen. Holy Cross. SECOND
EeEa-v. Maine. tn4rd. Time. I'm as.
Mlle Run-Wnn by Eer-ick. Name;
= acKel. Holy Crcss second. X Nhite
7oiv Crnss. third. Time III ~ 4-;ss,
-wo-M:ie Run-won ev Barnard,
Name: Sullivan. Holy Cross- second.
L.auenlin. Name. th.-Sa Time INN
"a 3-5s.
LGU Eu-sies-N On by WaIta,
Malne: Wood. Maine. secanG; Nach-
al. holy Cross third. Time, :as.
EEh E--dles. W1n hv Wacke!.
9nly Crpss Castle. Maine. second
1utna. Maine Lt-r6. Time SIS.
Running E.En 5ump-Won hv
Hand-an. r9oIF C-oss. Srnal. Maine,
secnnd Wood, Mama. third He,ga-
If cin
Running Broad Jump-Won by
Cummings. Holy Cross; Pal
Maine. second Small, Maine. third.
Distance. 19f. L i-41u.
Shurqut-W ty AIien. Maine,
piE1aa. Eoly Cross. second. Foley
Holy Cross. third. Distance. All.
3-4in
Throwing Eanmer-Wun By Casa.
Holy Cross. Strout. Maine esconG
Cnnan-- Maine, third Distance lDftf.
L. =.
Throwing Discus-Wur by Ferris,
Hoiv Cross. Alien. Maine SECOND
Sc-ou.. Name. third Distance. 11..ft
lin.
Poie -ausr-w1n by Huston.
Maine. Wood. Name, secnnd; He'd
-,n. Eelv Cross third. Height III
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
OPEN GOLF TITLE
over B2hE BURN
COURSE TODAY

Vest Newton. AasE., June 8-Na-
-luna! championship golt cam2er-on
vii be revised --mor-ow when more
man -hh = Ame-lca lead:-. pro-
1essIon1. ald amateur Eol1n-s VI
sla-- over me 5-ae St.-7 C0u-~.---
-iEo course 1ar he open champion
snip NJ ne -li-ed Sca-as. me sven-
mas not been held since -glS. when
-harles Chick" Fvaas # EG-ewa-
=" won ne -.-le 1ra- ne N---ka--
IL -0u-r~~ IT'D course n Mime
aoclrs. VIII Sc strokes t1- ne -
nnies.
The piava-r a-a keen <s- re -orl-
,eriu.cr. a1G -H-v ~ hem rava
oear D-aCtIc,nr 0vn~ n. ~-1u-plon-
81 = course <n- @evera, GAYS a.a ara
familiar WIN me MI II ne Aa.-wavs
anc pulling --nans Sack -H.-s WI ne
QSeG.. making TIE Distance 1nr The Is
ncias 64"5 va-cs -aa 7a- =. The
Drnfasslura4s ss-1na-a -..a- ne 9ia~-
AZ vno WIS ne NE vii have II
snnot unGer 5He -1r ne :. acies
As e QSua q. r.s -C--nanen-
here will ne srl---ad cnmpeI,-lou oe-
tween ne leaG snE Drns" aaG ANA
-eI-s +ar ne rl-Ie. he a:-ia-eu,s WI
NJ represented 0r Evaas. ne pres
err -tle hoiGe- aCC. and Frances
DU-me-- who was ne ava11 n 1gI3
Jerome Trarers. another amateur.
unn Won the -.cIe a. Salrasr0I Ia
4Hlo. Is enIeret. 1Ur aad not appear
81 a. me course Up - .an.Ear. and
may not star
TIE prHfessIora 3 Harnr Nike Era
IL. Scr Mcdonald, m Barnes
Lou.s Teller Waiter EaEen JOCK
Hutchinson. q NIcnuls ana F~e6
Mend.
he p-ofsss1OrG.- 1U-ru-r he- -ra
amateurs about t-n In me = re
.F- ~ sla-e-s
Ernest A1der3or7 ~ I....-r-ca ra-g
was fcr:ed t. Withdraw 1-or- 7lay
-1C:a~ wter ne was aiken /! and rry-
slcta2s warned Mn X n 60 ne ne-
cesar - operate t,r appendicitis.
~he entire field VII Diar g h0ies
.nrnn---w and -ae same number on
tuesday. and he e. having ne lrw
ns. card, <cr The WI days p.a~ vii
complete ne - hnias on < eCoesda-
playing rounds n ne mining and
as.r--onn.
Only rew r,ays-S v.sf-ec ne
~-u-se -oGa- ana LlnEa Few Cncr7nnr
e6 themselves WIN --v:aE shots and
DU-rlnC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
HURLEY WANTS
5000. 100000 TO
FINISH SHIPS


Washington. June - charmaA
E-4-lsv IF ne Shipping Aoa-d mas
asked ConE-sss ear a fnal apprcp--
anon Of a lr-le mnre -aaa s~sa gBc =
nm n wind VI he government Snip
'-iuiding opera tluns.
THIS sum ne says winch VII --r-
ptpete ne w-rk II -aising me rr.-s5
Sta-es as snip building aa-lun -
ffrsr place n rne world ana deveirp
me American mercantile marine
aee- rom negligible quantity n
second place actually Is s4an, t,fsn 1ae
iesE -:2an Congress already mas Sn-
-tlcr,zsG
The prasen- 1eees If snipouiid.ng
program. as Chairman Hurley au.-
lines axes into consideration the
cancellation or Suspension If csn-
tracts ep- % De. wrarn alone viii
a1-e-t d sarlnC II more taan S5is.
onG. o"n. IN. administration charges
~ me uflo,e business viii Ne saIy
- pe- cent of the rotal inai e.
penG.tu-e
lev points our n a iette- - cha1r-
man Gond ~ ne E,use app-ar-a-
lions committee s..sS1 -5b.5Tn vii
nave oe-n expended n the ccun-y .
g-na. eEo-- ueiIch viii 5e shown II
IS.SS5. 1gS deaGwnIC1r rms of SHIPS VI
ne seas A!-acuEr a r-ost II S-gs
per ueadwelgn1 I'M as indicated II
the acrua. cost IN ne government
which will ne iess fir me neasnns M
outlines as ~oIiows.
some ship builders nav. paid ,nto
the I nited States treasury incnrne
and excess profit ra-es aSc-egaeinE
Sac a dead weight on on vesssis
they have constructed. Others pald
-he equivalent Of $50 a tun. e 10
escirnated cfla- a. least SIS q dead
weight tn mas been returned 70 the
TREASURY N ms ynanner ~ an sf.1p-
cui1ders. Tins s.. does not tnctudD
any taxes pHI6 ~ the hundreds Of
sub contractors who manufactured
the srrsl boilers machinery ank
many other tninss which 60 INN ~
ships: but when multiplied ny L..
ss5,1gs dead weight firms Il tndi-
Gates d renate ot s34T L. $50. which,
when suptr1cted trum t.S61. 756 $40
leaves s1S0 a dead weigcf TON ~
the actual Cost 70 the EnverHnam1 cf
the dee. winch pinye6 N aasanf3Al
par IN the Winning of tn var md
which n nov q permanent c1mmnr-
cial asset Of the American peupie.
We sold one Of our -s0D-euR
treighters 60 the yataunai shipp6ng
t,oy-y.nrns,uu of N~~ YorS Arr ETA
a dead wsiGhr TIM and We have r.
ceived from the Skinner and Bd1y(
Shipbuilding Corporation aa o6R -
buy 1t present cunsEucrinn o10oD
four sU1n-tpn treiEhte1 which tn
Skinen- and EDDY Corporation ft1al1
il building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
YANKEES AGAIN
TRIM WHITE SOX
TO TUNE OF 40

Wv Yprh. JUne S-New : 1rk
again defea+ed Chicago mere tooay
ne sc,re leln- 70 a. ShR II key
pi-ct7ed Il remarkable game tor New
York. holding ne league leaders =
one fl-. d single rv Pitcner Faoer
!. was Shauhevs nth sr-aiEhr VIC
-orT The Eaakses knocked Faoe,
,ur d me nnx II che fourth Zan.ng
1nlv great supper blythe Visiting
1u-Aei0ers ield New York score -
four -uls. >ca-a.
New York . q s. q q q q x--.n-:
CtlcaED n q o o at :!
Fa,nr. ke-- ann Schaik Shawkey
and Hannah
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
RAIN STOPS GAME
IN 5TH GIVING
REDS THE WIN

in C,n1a-.. .. Jane S-'-;nclnna-. de-
esatea Er-oustvn 70 -ocav n a game
stopped ~ ram g. he ena of ne dr-n
ming Crimes was MT 1-asl. anG Eave
wHv n Michel; II ne tftn. Luuue.
r-nu started ne game Tor Cincsnaa-
WIS a4Fn n: ha-ci and WIS -splaasG br
t,ie- y ne rhlrd inning. 'rran iong
or WIS responsible fcr lnree of ne
u runs maae nv n9innH1.. Score
S-,ok:t-n .-.-...... il : e-l----
CinC3runZ- --...-.-...-..-,G O 2--S-.,
rmes Mitchell and E-ueGe- NJ
SeR -uuue. E-le- and N-nEo Ra-i-
den.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
PiTTSFElD

The graduating S1ercasea q -
ciass Of 1919. Ptr.aAeid Grmmnr
school vii take place N Czicn hal
Thursday evening, Juoe L. There
are 5S members n the class. The
class officers are: President, Dunaid
Lancsy; vice president. Ralph Craig;
secretary, Frances wilson, rrsazs,r-
er, Leroy Brown: ciAns Ma-ahn1
Donald Lancey
The juniors Of the Catversaliat
church presented the Growing Of
Columbus III a very Pleasing manner
III the church ves.-v Friday eve
aInr The Young people enjoyed 4
social =: the ciuse Of me entertain
rn-n--
Mrs. Clinton G. Smell lef. Sarur-
cay tnr Ealse,ey ID letn M smell.
VINO mas accepted a pos,uen as fire
wa-de, there Ter the season.
Mrs George Staples and daughter.
u-day TOR the day.
c. 4. Williamson left Friday On \
business trip To Boston.
O E Lihbev mas returned treyn
Moose head Lake. where ne mas been
en- a fishing TIP for severni aays-
P-of Nilmcnr 3. Mitchell ef Bow
doin Collage has been enEAgsd -
preach the oAccaiau-eate sermon De-
fore the E-a1uac;lg class Of i {.
N Cnion nal Sunday. Juns Il,
q; -n.3e A M
NJ and Mrs Herman Mansur of
AlEusta VINO dHve been guests ef
NJ Mansu-'s mother Mrs. F9era
Mansur. tnr a few DAYS. hare re-
turned home.
MISS Olive -ayior vas n Vater-
vile Saturday Oh BUSINESS
NJ and Ms Hairy Condnn anc
M and Mrs EARNS Mathews went
Saturday % Camp Benson for ths
week-enG.
Miss Frances Kdder Mas Edna
Fisher. Miss Ruth Grct1cn and Miss
Arlene Russell went 10 CssuEan Fra
DAY for the week END.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
~Y" FORMS BOYS
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Two asams have alrsady entered the
7 II. 6 A Borg Baseeal League ana
fled the names af -neIr p.aHers win
sac-etarv Condun a. me y" -Four
otner tsg-nE ara aeinE tor-nesi a,nung
tne nors so rnat Z IS expected tnat DIX
ne END of he week there vii ne q.
least SIX teams n rne league
ANY group IF boys IN Augusta nav
enle- lie leaEae by fling .izt nf their
Players a. me y ufire rnis week
Al games vii ne PLAYED evenings
aete- wnrk. commencing al o'clock
The Ca2Ital Park grounds VII ne used
tor pa-- Of me games and also d
g-nUnc on The east s,le q ne seiec. al
IHzer
On Tuesday evening NJ chis week a, 8
Q clock AZ tae Capita. PARK field there
M al exhibition game te-wne., ne
WI teR:nE when nave al-rs eiv enre-ns
lie isagne The teams Ere ne "Cuss''
anu ne East SIDE EeG r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
NATIONAL HOME

Cficer of rns dRy, Capt St.phen L
watson
Ra. IN Wood Is home tTum camp Cev-
ems IN a snur-- leave Of ahsence-
Several CIVILIAN employees want Sat-
urdRv down ne kgnneoec RIVER deep
sea fishing. they -eper . Ene INNS
anG q -noG catch
Thomas Clgnam -er-Nned SarurdRy
rom -u-,ougn PASSED with reiocvos
N lawrence
Annruse DUhey u Lewiston. hfe G.
E navy. mas -epor "a 1or -sa6misslun
The nov!ng mct1-e program -or TINS
week wi. ne Miss Mary Pickcgrd n
capt kiGG y Tuesday. and The
Brand Tex SeAcn storv, for Friday
Esther NJ Schwartz passed che veek
end Win ne- pa-@nts a. vir-nrnp Cen-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
FIND BODY WOOpSMAN
WHO DISAPPEARED FROM
Ii MBER CAMP LAST FALL

Bangor Me. June S--he hocv II
fIHriey Roberts. ~. of Mortified. a
wnodEraa1 VINO disappeared last Fa.i
from lumber camp OF Second
-haln lake, Machlas River was
found -odaT by seacn1nE pa-v
headed ny Sher,1 wodman. on tha
shores OF me lake. The sheriff had
been conducting searches for the
eoGy AZ intervals since iRst fall. there
having oeen suspicious df fpul play
md when me body wRs found sodnv
ne medical examiner was called
There w.-e no evidences. novevsr.
Of vlnience.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
MANY Women and
Children Visit
WIZARDS Training Camp

Toiedo. o. June S-EunC-eds ~
persons. including women and -hI-
c-en who -hrunEnd Jess w-I,Ia--.' $
---lnlDC camp toGav saw me rran
pion upset one Of Ills spa--.cg oar-
aers and al oU- knock our a3ptne-
The champion used teu-.eep -or1nra
gloves. 3Gstsad IF the eiEnt ounce
nlr-s. SO as 10 permit him 70 ou-
more force INTO 12s blows. When ne
workout was over his Farmers ware
bruised anc bleeding anc Willard
himself was bleeding f-rn the
mouth Jack Eempel was punched
EruEEr u the three -ouncs he worss sd
Willard upset MIN VIII rrn.
n the frst Walter Mananan -e-
cerved a hioorv nose N the -vo
rounds ne faced ne c.amriou. ami
Soldier Stanton. the third victim.
iassred only ran seconds. He was
knocked our on his feet rom r.rr.
hHrG blow nehtnd the .a-.
Stanton. VINO boxed TWO daws a.
Jack .,empsey's cz,np. maae two o-
tnr'e" oasses az willard and the
champion let fy with a -iEnr hand
er. After taking The punch. stan
TN staggered back -hen stlransd
and would have tumnlec - IN. can
vas Z Willa-1 had not caught HIM.
Ray Q. Archer. business manager
for -hs champion. returned today
from New York. but was -ericert m
Uha. he had done n regard N Oh
-a.ninE new spa-lng partners ia
said he had made tentative arrange
ments with two heRv-- weights, but
would nct announce their names IN
II they had accepted terms
Dempsey resumed his training To-
day after q five DAY lay-uf and dis
Mayed unusual dasn and speed. Ea
boxeG four rounds. two each with
Sergeant Bill Taze and The Jamaica
KID Both connected with Dem osey
frequently.
Willard charged ttty cents adm Is
sion u MS camp today. while Desnp-
seE continued 10 collect twenty i've
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
Brooklyn. \. Y. Man
Chosen Cornell
Track Captain

--7aca- y. = %lne s. .. Nc
-'e,-nor. II Sfonena-n. Mass. was
CHOSEN captain NJ me Cornell CROSS
COUNTRY team tar the next vea-, II
vas announced -odRy ae finished
-s1.r1 n ne .ccs-- collegiate nlie
ace a.-aourn returning 1o rae tn
VARSITY 3-rr' overseas q month asn
XII A Ata~er Of Brook.-n. \. Y.
r"Ca-'dea as one IF ne REST inter-
"Ci.eEla-e mldGie-t:.s-anc runners
mas Jeer aiec-ed captain Of ne r-acK
r"A-n- Mayer aided Cornell n YIN
r.-e ne r-a--colieE,ata --ack ctan
,',onsh = a. Cambridge Il wnek aEo ~
-in.sn.nC first = ne 40 va-d and
$50 ra-c ,-uns