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The sun., 1919-09-21
WOMAN AIDS ARREST.
Suspects Man mt Farm House of
Being slayer of Constable.

STERLING. Mass, Sept. 20.-Two farm
ers and a young woman effected tho ar
rest to-day of Ernest Norzenstedt Of
Worcester. wanted in connection with
the murder last night of Constable
George e. Peeso.
While posse of citizens were search
ing for him, Norzenstedt appeared at
the farm of Asa Spencer. His head was
cut and he was exhausted after wander
ing without food for twenty hours.
Miss Maude Spencer invited Norzen-
stedt into the farmhouse and bandaged
his wounds. She suspected him and
notified her father. who called a neigh
Dor. The men turned him over to the
police.
When the prisoner arrived at the
Centre there was a demonstration
against him and shots were fired IN the
air.
The sun., 1919-09-21
BURST TIRE KILLS MoTORIST.
Philadelphia Man Crushed Under
Overturned Car.

Walter Conroy of 5oSS Germantown
avenue, Philadelphia. was killed yes
terday when a Cadillac touring car in
which he and his brother, William Con-
10Y, William Bennett and Harry Mar
tin. a chauffeur. were riding. was over
New Brunswick. N. ]. The accident
was due to a blowout of a tire.
When the car was righted Walter
Conroy was taken to st. Peters Hos
pital in New Brunswick, but II was
found on reaching the hospital that a
dead man had been carried in. Harry
Martin, the chauffeur. has not Obeen
reen since the accident. He lives in
Green street. Philadelphia. The party
had been to New York to visit rela-
tives OF the Conroya
unTEI nIEpK AppEcnrn
The sun., 1919-09-21
. TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Tuesday SAINT ~

Europe, Africa and West Asia. via LiverpoOl
Mail must be specially addressed for despstCs
by this steamship. SIS. Orduna, s A. NJ
Greece tparcel post mails only, via Patrl,
ST.. Belvedere, 10 A. NJ.
Great Britain. Ireland, Netherlands. NORWAY.
Sw eden, Denmark. Germany, Hungary, Hthu
Pnis, Latvis, Finland. Archangel South Africa
Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via Liver.
pool; also parcel post mails for Great Brit.
ain ireland, Egypt British India, British
East Africa and Malta, SIS, Cedric, l.31 7. NJ
The sun., 1919-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. N A NJ Sun sets....6 81 L NJ
Moon rises.....4 :o5 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. g rs A NJ Gov. Island. ..6 81 A N
Hell Gate.....9:05 A
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .12 :0S A NJ Gov. Island. .12 Al A M
He'll Gate.....3 :02 Pm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEPT. 20.
SIS Valacia Brest, Sept. s,
SIS New York City, Bristol Sept. z.
The sun., 1919-09-21
ARRIVED FROM NEW yonu

n.
SIS Barendrecht, at Alicante. Z.
SIS Corcoyado, at CRllAo.
SIS Santa Ana, at Callao,
SIS Tyr. at Santos.
IS Koan Maru, at San Francisco.
SIS Celtic, at Liverpool.
Ss Rochambeau, at Havre.
SIS Eastern Light at Havro.
SIS Bresgavia, at Trieste.
ss West 1slay. at st. Eazaire.
SIS Kerwood. at Hamburg.
SIS Le ,Quesnoy, at London.
SIS Nuddea, at Brisbane
Sc Muskogee. at Rouen.
SIS West Point, at Hull.
SIS Northern Pacific. at CristobaI.
Sc Lake Hurst. at Cristobai.
SIS Lake Forkville, at Port Eads.
SIS Knoxville, at Mobile.
SIS COuchatta, at Norfolk.
SIS Matsonia, at Newport News.
Ss Julia Luckenbach. at Baltimore
SIS Bjornefjord at Baltimore.
SIS Walter A. Luckenbach, at Philade,phi.
The sun., 1919-09-21

SIS Fast Indian, from London.
SIS Araluen. from st. Michales.
Sc BiZkarargi Mendi. from Bilbao,
Ss Auburn, from Antwerp.
SIS Indisnaola. from London.
SIS De Soto, from Copenhagen
SIS Mar Del Norte. from Bilbao.
ss Edgemoor, from Huelva.
Sc Jamaica. from Cristobal.
IS Ell Vale, from Galveston.
SIS Concho, from Galveston.
SIS Point Adams, from Key West
SIS Vesta, from Port Eads.
Ss City of Atlanta, from Savannah
SIS Apache, from Jacksonville.
The sun., 1919-09-21
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day


Due To-day.
SIS Brandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug 10.
SIS Rarons. st. Thomas, Sept. a.
IS Astrakan Shields. Sept 1.
SIS Buchanan. Barry. Sept. :
IS Ardgowan. Antwerp, Sept IL.
SIS New York, Cette, Aug. %.
Due Tomorrow.
IS Lorraine. Havre, Sept. 13
IS President Grant. Brest, Sept 70.
SIS Artemis. st. Nazaire, Sept. II.
SIS Faith, London, Sept. L.
Due Tuesday.
SIS Radnor. St. Nazaire, Sept. 10.
SIS Caronia, London. Sept IL.
SIS Carpenteria, London, Sept Is.
IS Hankow Maru, London, Sept. H.
SIS Nieuw Amsterdam. Plymouth, Sept. IL
Due "Wednesday
SIS Laplsnd, Southampton. Sept 49,
SIS Santa Rosa, Brest, Sept. 12
SIS Mexico. Liverpool. Sept 10.
SIS Advance, Colon, Sept. 10.
The sun., 1919-09-21
Preache. on His loon birthday.
Special Despatch TO The sux.

OMAHA. Sept. 20.-The Rev George
Rice OF Council Bluffs, who was horn
In Enosburg, VT, win celebrate to-mor-
row his Tooth birthday by preaching
sermon.
The sun., 1919-09-21
Two spanish Aviators Killed.

MADRID, Sept 2O.-Capts. Rocha end
Navarro, Spanish military aviators, were
killed to-day when new airplane they
were testing fell.
The sun., 1919-09-21

and instead of laying these mon Off they
could be used to harvest the crops which
the trees produce and with the number
of trucks which the Government is now
turning over to the department these
crops could be quickly and economically
transported to markets.
THE yield from trees planted along
our highways represents but small
part of their value to the State. There
are few things we can do toward length
enlng the life of a road more effective
than the planting of trees 30 that the
pavement Is shaded On some of our
midsummer days 1t Is not unusual to
find a temperature of from 115 to 1875
degrees on the pavement itself where
It is subjected to the direct rays of tie
sun, whereas the same pavement under
the shade of tree will show at the
same time not more than 90 degrees OF
heat.
'It is during these hot days that we
most frequently get our sudden showers.
The temperature of the water from one
of these showers runs from about 65 to
20 degrees. On an unshaded pavement
we have, therefore, a sudden drop In
temperature from say 120 degrees to
65 degrees, or SIS full degrees. On a
pavement protected by the shade n
trees we have a drop of from 90 to- so
degrees, or a total of 80 degrees. Just
one-half the change in temperature of
an exposed pavement.
The sun., 1919-09-21
would Protect Roads.

"The stress and amount of shrinkagc
set up in a pavement which Is sub
jected to the sudden change of So de-
grees are a detriment to any type of
road. Further, than this, with an un-
exposed pavement this sudden change
in temperature is more gradual. due to
the fact that the leaves of the trees
retard the water to some extent and
the pavement does not get the full rain.
fall at one blow
81 think this Is a subject that is we'll
worth looking into. If the State cannot
go into the business of raising and. SELL
ing hay or products from trees we might
at least consider leasing certain parts of
our roads to farmers living along them,
or we might consider encouraging the
farmer to plant trees along our roads,
allowing him to have the crops of these
trees for his trouble. In some localities
where it is impossible to raise alfalfa
we might raise Timothy or clover.
"This idea is not so new as many
people might suppose. Both in Germany
and France the roadsides are utilized
to produce productive crops. In France
a great deal of the firewood used by
the inhabitants is secured from highway
trees. These are trimmed up very high
and each fall the new shoots which have
appeared during the summer are cut and
collected into fagot bundles. This Is
done under the supervision of the Ma
tional Forest Service of the country"
The sun., 1919-09-21
Fruit and Nut Trees.

"In addition to planting the shoul-
ders, I would also like TO plant fruit
and nut bearing trees along both sides
of our highways. The productive fruit
or nuts from these trees would be
ripened at just about the time we now
lay of our patrolmen or repair gangs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-06
Seasons Surprises and Reasons for Them

Because, TO quote NJ. Henry Blackman
Sell of the Chicago Daily Meas, From
Baseball to Boches unquestionably was
the very best book of war humOr." Mr..
Witwer did not rely upon freak spelling
and grOtesque illustrations TO put his
book across" but contented himself with
simon pure American wit and humor Rd
Harmon, the hero, typiied any one Of
hundreds of Goughboys who were in the
scrOp over There"-he was human and
not artificial that is why he vas popular.
An undiscovered book on our list IN
GuestiOnably is Edna Worthley Under
woods The IThirluiHd, a tense story Of
Russian court intrigue. As book, The
Whir1gimd was beautifully gotten up. Tie
reviewers and critics praised it enfhusisS-
tically-they could not do otherwise be-
cause The Whirl1;Ad certainly is a fl9
bit of wiring, but it just didn't get pap
ular." The writer recalls a conversation
with one Of the leading lights IN The mo
ton picture world in which he empha;i-
cally stated that costume stories and Pc,
Rod stories simply lid not take. Tbs.
same antagonism toward period books
accounts for the lack of enthusiasm shown
toward The HhTlDjEd. In my own miI:i
Mrs. UnderwoOd's book was too good o
be popular
Mr. Edward J. O'Brien's collection Of
best short stories has, without question,
upset one of the cherished ideas of, tue
book trade-in your own words, Mr.
OBrien "has upset trade preeedents.'
This is true because where there has 81
ways been decided aversion (unfoundnd
though it wasl to collections Of short
stories, Mr.. O'Brien's books, and partieu-
larly his Best Short Stories Of 1918, have
made for themselves a permanent place IN
the publishing world, his standards Of Sc
lection being recognized universally.
MAE V. LEBERr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-06

10 say and has learned absolutely how TO
say it. l speak TO you quite frankly and
without the least malice when | say that
the success of this book, Il. my opinion, IS
not due in any way to the reviewers. As
far as L know, it bas had exactly one
really discriminating appreciation, that
by Mr.. Llewellyn Jones OF the Chicago
EpeHing Post. William Heinemann in
London has just published The Three
Black Pennys, and if you could read the
perfectly magnificent-magnifeent be-
cause they are understanding, not neees-
sarily because they are favorable-reviews
this book is getting in such journals as
the NeU Statesman, the NGtioH, the West
minister Gazette and the London Times |
think you would see Just what | mean
1t seems TO Inc that The Three CorHered
Hat, translated from the Spanish of Alar-
con, has, of all the books published by
myself during the past twelve months,
been most decidedly overlooked by the
public. Now, after a lapse of nine
months, it is beginning TO pick up in
sales. In this connection | must say that
Mr.. Henry Blaekman Sell of the Chicago
News recognized the attractions of this
book Immediately he read it and did more
than any one else, even including myself,
l think, to get the book started We
spoiled it here, because We regarded it
merely as the fourth volume in series of
Spanish trspslations and published it in
q dignified but rather scholarly and IN
attractive fashion.
l doubt if any book have published
during the past year has upset trade
precedents. ALFRED A. KNoPF.
Small, Maynard & Co.
TT C. WITWER'S From. Baseball to
L IL Boehes was our best selling book
during 191S-in fact, it was the best seller
we have had in quite some time. Whyf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-06
Alfred A. Knopf.

NF the books published by me during
" the past twelve months. Joseph
Hereesbeimer's .Jaoa Head has been, all
things considered, the best seller. 1t seems
to me that the reasons for this are pretty
obvious. Hergesheimer has come to be
regarded more and more as pretty nearly
the only real, honest-to-God literary artist
that we have-the only man who writes
novels in which he both has something
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Puppen OF Hylsteret.

Der har i den senere It'd veret
en- Del Indlag ON Skolesagen
i ,,Danskeren'', som, trods deres
f~orskellige Tilsnit, har den sam
me Grundtone og kunde godt
|synes at vare Wand af den sam
me Brond. De er jo beregnet paa
at skulle oplyse yort Folk og
|hjelpe Diet iii Diet rette Syn
|paa Skolesagen, men samtidigt
faar man ct sterkt Indtryk af,
at disse Skribenter like er saa
vel hjemme j Sagerne, som on
|skeligt kunde vare, naar de vii
|vere andres Vejledere i saa Wig.
|tig EN- Sag.
Der tales bestandig ON ,,den
|indre Skole'' og der fortelles
|os, at ,,det er Diet in d r e, Diet
'er gait med" osv., men der er,
kedeligt nok, like givet nogen
Definition at, hvad der menes
med denne ,,indre Skole". Lac
ser man de forskellige Afhand-
|linger igennem, faar man Diet
|Indtryk, at smart menes der Lac
|rere, Clever og Skolens hele Or
den med Undervisning, Tugt osv.,
smart Lerere og Clever, og en-
|delig at Diet ogsaa kan indskran-
|kes til Larerne. NJ we'd jeg nok,
at disse svevende Udtryk har
|deres Fordel, idet hver af Lac
|serne kan BRUCE dem, som han
vii, og saaledes tilfredsstille sig
'selv; og den der skriver, har da
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10

enten gennem Styrelsen eller en-
Kredsstyrelse, som hjalper dem
til Kald uden at raadf6re sig med
Skolen; eller gennem ct At dlsse
private Fastekontorer, SON VI
10 har veret yelsignet med, og
Diet er jo ogsaa sandt, men VI
.har jo da Low I'll at haabe paa,
at der for eller senere vii kom-
me en- saadan Forstaaelse / kir-
ken, at den VII sette en- Stopper
for denne Elendighed thi Diet
har jo tit nok visit sig, at EN-
short cut" al Prasteembedet
let oliver til Ell ,,short circuit"
i Kirkens Maskineri.
Men Tiderne har skiftet, og en-
af de Ting, Diet har fort med sig,
er, at skal en- Mand skyde Gen
vel til Prestegerningen MI, a
maa der fordres en- Kvalifikation
mere hos ham, naar han melder
sig, og Diet er, at han er vel
Ihjemme j Diet engelske Sprog.
bet nytter like at uddanne Pra-
ster, som Menighederne like VII
kalde, og det oliver lidt nok, en-
l9Iand kan faa i eft Seminarium
alligevel, naar han mangler For
kundskaber. Jeg smener like, at
Diet er nodyendigt liver Gang,
man skriyer dette ON Sproget,
'ogsaa at diskutepe ON danske
Folk taller Dansk. Der har We
ret giort hummer af, at Beslut-
ningen fra Kenmare Aarsmodet
like omtaler. at de skal kunne
Ipradike d Il k, men hyis man
Ihavde g.iort sig den Ulejlighed
lat lese Prof. Wigs Henstilling
It'll Aarsmodet, Wide man have
set, at han netop siger, at den
Fordring Dor STILES til de yor
dende Prester, at de kan predi-
Ike paa Engelsk lige saa vel
som paa Dansk.
Lad ware at vor Skole er ing
log like kan maale sig med de
store Skoler, SON har Historien
log Rigdommen og Forstaaelsen
bag sig, saa err den 10 alligeyel
wort Samfunds Skole, og hvem
we'd, ON like en- skenne Dag
IPuppen enayer sig gennem Hyl-
I%stret. \. p. Lang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10

Aabne Kirker. bet oliver me-
re og mere almindeligt i Dan
mark at lade Folkekirkens Kir-
ker, ogsaa Landsbykirkerne staa
uaflaasede fra Morgenklokken
har lydt, og til Aftenklokken har
ringet. Enhver, som onsker det,
kan saaledes gaa ind og holde
sin Andagt i Kirken.
Hvor meget denne Adgang be-
nyttes, kan vanskeligt cores OPP,
skriver Matt" Diet afhanger
af de aandelige Forhold paa de
forskellige Egne. ON Sommeren
kommer der mango paa Lands
bykirkegaardene for at tilse og
passe deres Gravsteder, og blandt
dem vides adskillige at vere gla-
de for den aabne Kirke.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Offentlig Dreftelse at vor
Skolesag.

En- Redaktors Shilling err like
altid behagelig.
Han er stillet saaledes, at han
personlig maa afgore, ON en- Sag
skal optages til ~offentlig Drof-
telse i Bladets spalter, eller den
like skal Diet. | hvilken Refining
hans Afgorelse falder, saa er der
nogle, som mener, han er fell
paa Diet osv.
Og naar der saa gives Plads
for en- Says D~rOftelse, saa er
han selvskreven Ordstyrer. Han
kan saa styre, som han mener,
der Dor styres; alligevel und-
gaar hans Styrelse like Bed9m-
melse; nogle mener, den er rig.
tig, andre at den er forkert.
Endelig err han i'll. sin Sitting
tvungen til at bestemme, naar
en- Sag maa anses for uddebat-
.teret. Meningerne derom stemmer
like overens; Diet er umuligt at
gore ale tilpas.
Men hans Shilling er saale-
.des. Der err like andet Rad, end
han maa handle efter bedste
Overbevisning med F9lelse at
Ansyar over for Gud, sin egen
Samvittighed og Samfundets
Aarsmede.
Angaaende vor Skolesag har
,jeg varet raadet til at Suite den
offentlige Dreftelse af den, og
,jeg havde selv tankt derpaa,
for jeg fix dette Rad men eff
ter narmere Overvejelse foler jeg
mig overbeyist ON, at Sagen tie
mes bedst we'd fri, offentlig Dr9f-
telse.
vi er son Kirkesamfund kom-
men til ct overordentlig vigtigt
Punkt j Behandlingen at en- Sag,
som med Rette er bleven kaldt
en- Livssag for os som selvst@n-
digit Kirkesamfund. Det skal nu
|fors9ges, ON vi er j Stand til at
|bygge en- Skole OPP, der kan 60
re Fyldest og mode Samfundets
Krav paa Skoledannelse j for
|skellige Retninger.
Noget af Diet vigtigste for dem
ne Says heldige Gennemfsrelse
er, at vi faar hele wort Kirke-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Pastor G. Christensen

han sender Referat fra Atlantic
Kredsens Aarsmode skriyer
privat bl. a.. folgende, som Vi me-
ner Diet gaar an at meddele Of
fentligheden ,,Jeg onsker helst at
pakke sammen og komme herfra.
Men hvorhen? Det har vi ingen
Anelse ON. Det ser n9sten nd
til at v@re Sandhed, hvad flere
har sagt og skrevet til mig, at
der err ingen Plads mere for el-
Dire Praster j Samfundet. Jeg
Wide helst blive i Prestegernin-
gen, til min Arbejdsdag er endt,
men er der ingen Arbejdsplads
at faa, saa kommer jeg 10 til at
sc mig ON efter something else
Med min Hustru og wore ire u
konfirmerede Born kan vi like
vare uden Indtagter ret lange.
- Dog - jeg stoler paa, at o
store Overhyrde og Konge vii
lede os fremdeles, som han har
gjort Diet hidtil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Barnedaab. Paa ct stiftsmode

Barnedaab. Paa ct Stiftsmode
/ Christianssand, Norge, le-
Diet af Biskop St9ylen, er
Diet vedtaget som n9dven-
digit at minde Hjemmene ON
Barnedaabens Velsignelse og om
def deraf folgende Ansvar for
Kirken Dor komme
disse til Hjelp we'd S9ndagssko-
Ter og Bornegudstjeneste - og
we'd ct udholdende Arbejde for
den kristelige Folkeskole og Kri-
MISUNDERSTANDING i den.
Paa samme Mode vedtoges /
ovrigt en- Henvendelse til Kirke-
departementet ON, at der maa
blive aabnet Adgang til Anset-
telse SON Prest for Kandidater
fra luth. Prasteskoler i Amerikat
for ordinerede Missionerer SAINT
for egnede Legmend, alt j alt
i den DISTRIBUTING, som Preste-
mangelen gor Diet n%odvendigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10

Mar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at ke-
be hos dem eller for at faa 0plysning
i'm det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii vere til gensidig Stptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Fra Kirkeraadsmedet i Blair
den 9. Sept. 1919.
Til kirkeraadet
Den forenede dansk ev. luth.
Kirke j Amerika.
Made 90 Fred

Made og Fred
Da jeg har modtaget kals-
brev fra Laurel dansk eV. luth.
Menighed, Laurel, Nebr., og fra
Kredsstyrelsen for Nebraska
Kreds til at overtage Preste-
gerningen i neynte Menighed
og omliggende Missionspladser,
og da jeg er overbeyist ON,
at jeg Dor svare ia I'll dette
Kald,
saa indgiver jeg heryed I'll
Diet arede Kirkeraad min Re-
signation som Bestyrer paa
Dana College og T%rinitatis Sc
minarium.
Denne Opsigelse at trade i
Kraft straks, hyis en- til
fredsstillende Ordning kan tref-
fes med Hensyn Ill Lgrerkref-
ter og Skolens Drift, eiIers
til /. Juni, 1919.
Dana College, ). Sept. 1919.
| broderlig Erbodighed.
l.. \. Laursen.
Efterskrift.
Ovenstaaende Resignation Ia
Ter for sig selv. Kun skal vi
her tilfoje: Naar Pastor l.. \.
Laursen har taget denne Beslut-
ming at modtage Diet til ham
udstedte Kald, saa er Kirkeraa-
Diet at den Mening, at allie Par
ter er bedst tjent med, at Skif-
tet trader j Kraft fra Dato.
Kirkeraadet har derfor an
model Prof. c. X. Hansen ON
forelobig at oyertage Bestyrer-
poster.
NJ. N. Andreasen, Sekr.
G.. B. Christensen, Form.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
,.Vor Skolesae."

| Sommerens Lob har der vac
ret skrevet like saa lidt j wore
Blade ON ,,Vor skole".
Skolesagen dreftes eller
rettere, man giver sin Mening
til Bedste, og Diet er gledeligt,
Al man err in~teresseret En- Del
.giver rigtig nok Udsende at at
were mere p%ersonligt end sag
ligt. Mon Diet like Wide
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10

Paa Lyttepost. Merkeligt er
Diet, at Foreningen Det unge Dan
mark like har vakt mere OPP
marksomhed i Menighedskredse,
end den har. Disse unge, ideelt
arbejdende Akademikere, som vii
kampe mod Tidens Materialisme,
VII fore Kristendommen fren som
eneste Frelse for FoIket, vii Sam
ling, hyor nu saa mango al de
code Krefter arbejder spredt,
kristeligt, nationalt, socialt-.
bet forste Programskrift send
te Det unge Danmark nd for ct
Aar siden. For nylig er under
Titlen ,,Paa Lyttepost" fulgt en-
Rekke Taller af nogle af Fore
ningens ledende unge, Hedge
Alfred Bindslev, Ole
Kraft m. fl. Man Dor l9g-
&c Marke til disse Studenters
Ord i Menighederne og j akade-
Kredse. For den, som var
Student i Firsernes aandelige
Orken, er Diet Oprejsning at Sc
Ell Straben som disse unges.
Matt"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Kirkens Korshar. Denne go,

h1rkens AOrSn8r. Denne gOde
kirkelige Virksomhed har udgivet
sin Aarsberetning, og Diet lille
Skrift maa anbefales paa Diet
bedste til allie kristeligt inter-
esserede Lasere. bet er vel verd
at lese.
,,Korsharen" err jo ct Red
ningsarbejde blandt de forkom-
ne, ligesom ,,Frelsens Har', men
paa folkekirkelig Grund. bet har
nu 31t Arbejdere, SO Mand og
218 Kvinder, og Virksomheden
er udvidet til Aarhus. Der for
t@lles ksnne Tr@k ON dem, der
er blevet hjulpet we'd Harens Ar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Danskeren.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10

beide, og smukt ON, hvorledes
den Pengehjelp, der skulde bru-
ees, er kommen paa ofte under
fluid Made. Her er ct Arbejde,
som like mindst i wore Dage for
tjener Menighedens F~orstaaelse
og Stotte.