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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-15
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Toilet Goods

soc Pebcco Tooth Paste-on sale
Dollar Day -....3 tubes 81. 90
soc Derma Viva liquid face powder
Dollar Day B bottles 81. 90
6Oc Sempre Giovine (Aiway
Young) = on sale Dollar Day
....-..........2 cakes $1.OO
$3.50 Ivory clot, Brushes $I.OO
$2.00 Ivory Hair Brushes. .Sl.OO
$50 Hot Water Bottles .$l.OO
$50 Fountain SyrInges .Sl.OO
Main Fioor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-15

Children's up 10 S6-95 HAS; very
dainty little affairs of blue, black
and brown velvet with ribbon
streamers they Ct m
last Dollar Day ~ sVV
Infants 75c "StorL" Pants of cloth
covered rubber-on sale CT m
Dollar Day ......2 for ~ L wv
Infants Slips of fine white main
sook with little hemstitched
yokes, the neck and sleeves fin
ished with dainty lace Ct m
euSe " sOV
S1.S5 Crib Blankets of soft fleecy
Beacon" cloth; pink and white,
blue-and white-on sale CT m
Dollar Day ...- Q1sUV
End FIoor-PeIletier's
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-15

45c Outing F1annels: the 27-inch,
warm and fleecy; light and dark
patterns-on sale C1 IN
Dollar Day. .s yards 01 .VV
Butchers iLinOn; the Se-snch, for
lunch cloths. scarfs Ct IN
and napkins. 2 yards y sUV
45c Dress Ginghams; plain colors.
checks. plaids and stripes;
dresses and GT ~
45c White Baby Flannel; very soft
soft and C1 M
fleccy .3 yards - sVV
36-inch Comfort ChaIIies; very
choice patterns-on sale C1 IN
Dollar Day ....3 yards y i sVO
soc part Linen Crash; the brown
and the bleached, for C1 ~
hand towels - yards y ! sVV
soc Huck Towels; the 17x34 inch.
bleached-on sale Dol Ct IN
lar Day.....~4 for 0l.W
CSC Turkish Towels; good heavy
ones in white and linen color:
excellent towels for C1 IN
hard service = for y eVV
6Oc Pillow Gases of good quality
muslin finished with 3 G. IN
inch hens. for - sVV
soc Embroidered DoIIfes and
Center Pieces; the 1S-inch. round
and square Ct m
Main FIoor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-15

And the girls, true to their in
stincts of sympathy and affection.
-leve the dolls and the dolls clothes
and the. miniature home furnish
fl1gs- better than anything else in
Toyland.
Bring the children to Toyland-
bring the children to this joy-iand
tomorrow!
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-15
Draperies

csc figured Marquisettc; the 3s-
inch width in light and dark col
or patterns suitable for dinlng-
room. living room and bedroom
curtains-on sale Dollar G1 m
Day. y..........2 yards p1.OV
soc ribbon edge bemstitchcd Mus
lin; the 3G-inch snow-white
bleached: ideal for bed G1 M
room curtains. a yards p xsVV
SEQ lace edge Marquisctte: white
and ecru-buy 1t Dollar Q1 IN
Day. yards " ksVV
Csc Cretonnes in a great variety of
patterns and colors suitable for
pillow tops, bed spreads 01 M
and draperies. = yards 81 sVV
45-inch table Oilcloth; the vesy
best quality on sale Dol Ct m
lar Day. yards pk sVU
4th Floor-Peiletier's
AnOY 1AOr
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
SCHAEFER-PAP WEDDING.
We'll Known Local Man Marries MeIi-
 den Girl.

A very pretty wedding took place in Meriden yesterday, when Miss Louise Papke, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Her man Papke was married to Walter F. Schaefer son of MT. and Mrs. Richard Schaefer, II Trinity street, this city Many guests beside the parents rela- tives from all parts of the state were present and the young couple received many valuable gifts. After the cere mony, which was held in the church. the party gathered at the brides home, 30 Horton avenue, where a reception was held. Mullen's orches- tra of this city furnished the music. After a short wedding trip to New York the couple will reside at II Trin- ity street, this city. Walter Schaefer has been employed for many years in the wood pattern department of the New Britain Machine compan.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04

Tn connection with this express there will be a train from Ostend to Milan and vice versa via Brussels. Another international express is to run between Paris, Prague and War saw by way of Strassbourg and Nur- emburg in place of the former Nord Express. The time table for this train through the German countries centers remains to be settled and this has to be done in time for the final meeting in Paris, which Is fixed for Saturday. It is expected this train will begin on September IS.
 The delegates have also discussed a Paris convention to take the place of the former Berne convention deal ing with waybill tariffs and other in ternational traffic questions.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
BLAMES AVIATORS
 FOR GETTING LOST
Rockwell Field Commander Thinks Pliers "Lost Their Heads and
 Ran Wild"

San Diego, Sept. 4.-That Lieuts. Frederick Warehouse and Cecil s. Connolly, Rockwell field pursuit pilots, missing in Lower California since Au- gust 21, Host their heads and ran wild" when they discovered they had lost their way, was the opinion ex- pressed today by Col H. l.. Watson, commander of Rockwell field.
 Rockwell field authorities are in possession of facts which they say prove conclusively that Waterhouse and Connolly could have landed in 8 hundred different places In Lower California with safety but instead con- tinued their flight southward.
 Near Trinidad the airplane flew at an altitude of 200 feet, Mexicans wav ing at them as they passed by.
 Deputy Customs Collector w. B. Evans who accompanied the Ameri- can motor lorry detachment to Trini- dad Lower Cal, said on his return here today that in his opinion that Warehouse and Connolly will be found far to the southward of San Quentin, which is 60 miles south of the border.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
 DARK AND BEAUTIF
Look Years Younger: Try GrandI Recipe of Sage and Sulphur
 and Nobody Will Know.

Almost everyone knows that Tea and Sulphur, properly compel ed. brings back the natural colorI lustre to the hair when faded. stre{ or gray. Years ago the only wal get this mixture was to make home, which is mussy and trolI some.
 Nowadays we simply ask at drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and phur Compound" You will gI large bottle of this old-time recipe, proved by the addition of other in| dients, at very little cost Everyl uses this preparation now, becausI one can possibly tell that you darl ed your hair, as it does 1t so natui and evenly. You dampen a spong soft brush with it and draw through your hair, taking one s| strand at time; by morning
 gray hair disappears, and after
 other application or two, your haiI comes beautifully dark, thick
 glossy and you look years youn
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
Conditions Have Changed

The complex conditions of modern civilization are Wrecking the nerves of the world. Every word, thought and action ne ecessitates the expenditure Of nervous energy and wears out the nerve tissues which must be rebuilt or the system will collapse.
 kALPHO starts at the foundation and acts on the brain, nerves, muscles and blood calls: Yebuilds wornout nerve tis- sues and, by virtue of its antiseptic properties prevents the decay of tissues and consequently tends to repeI disease. kALPHO regulates the gray matter in the brain and is therefore indispensable to all mental workers. Contains no harm full nor habit-forming drugs. At drug gists. $1oo Refuse substitutes. Insist on the genuine KALPHO and observe it's magical effect.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Wife of Disabled Navy Man Cooper
 atinp in His Re-educatiOn.

Washington, Sept. 4.-The Federal Board for Vocational Educational at tempts to make man self dependent; but in at least one case it has been found necessary. in order to accom- plish this, to get the assistance of the wife of the disabled man. A seaman because of injuries received in service. developed a form of epilepsy. Not able, on account of these seizures to return to his old trade, the boards officers were at a loss as to how to place him.
 It was discovered that during his leisure hours at sea. he had learned to embroider and strange as 1t may
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
EUROPE TO HAVE
 THROUGH SEVICE
Orient Express Will Go By Way of Simplon TuIneI-Other Rail-
 road Plans.

Paris, Sept. 3, a.(French Wireless Service. .)-International train repre- sentatives of the British, French, Bel >gian and Central European railways have been in conference here for the last three weeks with the object of establishing new service of interna- tionai trains. Subject to confirmation at final meeting of all the delegates it has been decided to run the Orient Express by the Simplon tunnel with through carriages between Paris and Bucharest and between Paris and Belgrade; portion will go on to Athens.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
WALK-OUT FAVORED

less Given Wage Boost of $1 Per
 Day.
 Detroit, Sept 1.-The strike refer endum Of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers completed Wednesday,, shows that 325, 1000 members favor a walkout unless their demands for 8 wage increase of approximately $1 a day per man are granted, brotherhood Officials announced today. Five thou sand voted against a strike. Union officials expressed confidence. how ever that an agreement will be reach ed with the railroad administration without resorting to a strike.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Helen O'Dell last night by her sister, Mrs. Charles Crowley at her home, 6O5 East Main street. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with goldenrod. A dainty luncheon was served. Miss O'Dell was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. She is to become the bride of Frank J. Olcott Wednesday, Sept. 10. Both are we'll known in the city and have the good wishes of many friends.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
GERMANS AGAIN IN
 CONTROL OF OUR BANKS

Buenos Aires Sept. 3.-The Brazil ian government has cancelled it's de- cree by which it placed German banks and insurance companies in that country under federal control accord ing to an official dispatch from the Argentine legation at Rio Janeiro. It sstated the Brazilian government has also extended by ten years the time the Brazilian bank of Germany may operate in Brazil.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
Honest Advertising

people told that claimed remedial Fhers Castoia? know what the will be- claimed for it
 
 andou will be maintained.
  Coa that Mr. Honestly advertised Honestly placed before the pubic and from he receive his reward. <-E
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
CLEMENCEAU IS
 VERBALLY ATTACKED
Deputy Franklin Bouillon Would Hold Him Responsible For Failure to
 Get Guarantees.

Paris Sept. 3-Debate in the cham ber of deputies on the ratification of the peace treaty with Germany was marked by personal attacks today when Deputy Franklin -Bouillon de- clared that he would vote against the treaty and held Premier Clemenceau personally responsible for the failure Of France to obtain better guarantees in the treaty.
 "It was a grave errOr,' said M Franklin Bouillon, ito accept Presi- dent Wilson's 14 points unreservedly and without discussion. The British were careful to take exception to the point dealing with the freedom of the seas, and Great Britain, America and Japan obtained entire satisfaction of all their csaims.''
 News of the Entente ultimatum to Rumania reached the chamber while Bouillon was speaking. It caused quite a stir in the Hobbies the socialists ap- bearing pleased by the development. Mention of the name of Charles Jon- mart, formerly governor general of AL geria as the Entente envoy to carry the ultimatum to Bucharest met with favorable comment in view of Jon- nart's work in Greece in 1917 when King Constantinople was forced to ab- dicate. M. Jonnart, however, is a candidate for the senate and may be unable to accept the mission, as his campaign is in full swing.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
THE SAVINGS BANK OF
 NEW BRITAIN

people of this Up of
  present time than of individuals homes loans law of the It furnishes safe the deposit their of dollars the a than seventyx thousand  and the bank 2o73S
 
 number of of o This to n a building Q Main street and is continuously from o'clock in cept Saturday, when closes at twelve o'clock The bank a it's It interests vicinity, make loans them establishing
 
 You should the to agent Such applications will careful
 
 
 If the bank be of service o it.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04

seem. enjoyed it. A course in en- broidery designing was arranged for
 him at the Rhode Island School of Design. While the course is given to to the disabled soldier, his wife is
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04

allowed to attend the lessons, and in this way gets the full benefit. Between them both, it is hoped they will be able to support themselves in spite of his very serious disability.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
MANY BODIES RECOVERED

London, Sept. 4.-Several hundred bodies which were hidden in Budapest have ~been discovered by Rumanian troops in that city according to a Basel dispatch to the Exchange Tele- graph Co., -.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
AUSTRIA ASKS TIME
Wants Additional Two Days in Which
 to Consider Peace Terms of the AL

Paris, Sept. 3.--The Austrian dele gation has asked the peace conference to extend the time allowed for an an swer to the terms of peace by two days. It is probable the conference will grant this request. The answer, according to the covering letter, was to be in the hands of the conference on September but if the request is granted the answer will not be re- quired before Tuesday of next week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Anmeldelse.

Derer udkommen has Askoy
American Printers and Publish
ers to Musikark af Pastor Kr.
Andersen, som nok err ward at
legge Merke til. Det enc indie
holder Melodier til to BGrnesal-
mer af Adam Dan. (,,Jeg err ct
af Jesu Lam" og ,,Jesus vend
dit milde. Die Ill os'') og det
andet Melodier til 3 Aftensan-
ge (V. Gregersen ,,Gennem Stjer-
nehallen'', f. Paludan-Muller
Mar al Ting gaar til Hvile. J.
C.. Hostrnp ,Solen af sin Van
dring Tract Jeg synes iSer
godt ON Aftensangene. Melodier-
ne passer saa godt til Ordene, at
de vii hjglpe mangen en til be-
Dire at fate Digterens Stemning.
Om Harmonien burde der og-
saa siges ct anerkendende Ord,
thi Diet er like alene Melodien
der er Kommentar til Digtet,
men ligesaameget Harmonien ia,
for den sidste Sangs Vedkom-
mende err Harmonien kraftigere
Kommentar, end selve Melodien.
Kob disse Ark og spill dem
10 oftere du spiller dem, desto
bedre vii du synes ON dem.
Max Matthiesen.
Ovonngynte Musikark kan faas
gennem Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr. Prisen er % Cts.
for hyert.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22


cago, VII smart afrejse til Ala
ska for der at optage ct Arbej-
de under den norsk lutherske
Kirke i Amerika's Auspicier.
Miss Huseth er Kirkens forste
Diakonisse, der gaar nd paa den
ne Missionsmark. Hendes Arbe.j.
de vii blive blandt hjemlose E.
skimo-Born. Miss Huseth har stu
deret ire Aar we'd st. Olaf Col
lege, og hun har tillige stude.
ret we'd University of Minnesota
Diakonisse- Hiemmet CAV nyli2
en- Farewell Reception i An.
ledning af hendes Udsendelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

saa kan have Erinde til os !
den forenede danske Kirke.
vi understreger med Styrke
folgende: I hele wort Land har
vi kun eet Yaaben at kempe
med, og DIET smedes j Kirker og
Kirkeskoler, der hvor Ungdom-
men lprer at kende Gud og soge
hans Hielp til at leye for Ret
ferd mellem Mand og Mand'' -
- Il cen Menighed blew der
fornylig tegnet over 10000. Re-
pr@sentanter for Indsamlingen
vii smart komme til andre Me-
nigheder; tag saa godt mod dem
og glib rigeligt."
| den forenede danske Kirke
STAIR Vi oyerfor en- stor Opgaye,
nemlig: Vor Kirkeskole, ct Byg-
Interchangeable, der paakrgyer
mindst 5000. 900.
Men Opgaven kan loses, hyis
vi forstaar, hvad Diet galder.
Oct ge1der like noget
m j n dre end vor fremti-
dige Eksistens.
Paa Aarsmodet tog vi to be-
timelige Bestemmelser, zen Be-
stemmelse med Hensyn til ,,yor
indre Skole" og en- Bestemmel-
Sc med Hensyn til Skolebygnin-
ger.
Lad M endelig like den dam
ske Sendregtighed" standse os
i wort Lob. M er Diet It'd at
handle Lad os nu endelig like
yente paa ..Syymandskomiteen."
mel, lad hyer Pr@st j o Kir-
Ike og liver Menighed og hyert
Individ tage Skolesagen for sig
og sige til sig selv: vi ar en-
Irundh aande Gave til dem
ne Storsag.
Lad like Skolens Beliggenhed
have den mindste Indflydelse
paa vor Offeryillighed.
bet er en- tidssvarende Skole,
der er og maa vere Hovedsa-
gen. Stedbestemmelse kan ferst
'afg6res, naar alt ligger i d ags-
|Iyset, hyad der taller for og
imod Flytning.
Sporgsmaalet oliver da dette:
Hvad tiener %skolesagen bedst
j Fremtiden.
G. b. Christiansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

College i Minneapolis (svensk
luth.) q Lerere og 1876 SUDDEN
ter og Eleyer.
Men som Regel finder Vi de
lutherske College'er og Akade-
mier af nogen storrelse i min
Dire Dyer, som Diet ovenfor med
delte wiser.
Endnu denne Bemerkning, at
Svenskerne paa deres Skoler her
j Landet tilsammen har ct An
tai af 2.502 Studenter og Ele-
yer, Nordmendene 3,479.
Noget sar1igt til Fordel for
Blair som Skoleby har vi like
at sige. Den havde we'd samme
Folketelling. son de andre By
ers Indbyggers Antal er meddelt
efter 2,5s1 Indb. Men den kan
ipvnt staa Maal med flere al
de andre, og den ligger meget
centralt for os SOM Kirkesam-
fund og har. god Jernbanefor.
bindelse Ost, Vest, sgd og Nord.
to Passagertog ON Dagen hver
Vel. 90 ale Tog ankommer 90
afgaar we'd Dagen, intet Pas
sagertog ON Natten. De store An
tomobil-Landyeje gaar ogsaa her
igennem I'll ale Verdenshjorner
Storbyer har Fordele fremfor
Smaabyer' serlig for eldre oe
viderekomne s~tndenter, men de
mindre Dyer har sikkert file
re Fordele for de yngre og Be
gyndere.
Mar Blair fra Begyndelsen
blev foretrukket for Omaha, Ga
beroede det menneskelig set paa,
som ieg saa grant husEer, at Vi
her kunde doble den Sum. Vi sely
kunde tilyejebrinee, nemlig So
600, men skulde vi begynde j
Omaha. saa MATTE Vi bringe Sl5-.
600. som denne BY da antage-
lig Wide doble, OK Diet var over
vor Eyne. Desuden kan der og-
saa have yaret en- Guds Styrel-
Sc / det. Der blew da bedet ON
hans Styrelse at denne Sag.
y. VI. \.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Lutherske Skoler i mindre Dyer.

bet a Past. o. r. Olsen,
der j Nr. 10 udtalte, at han knapt
saa ,.hvorledes Vi under narva-
rende Omstandigheder kan ten-
Ike paa for fulde Alvor at flytte
Skolen fra Blair" Men han syn
ties alligevel at ware ked af, at
vor Skole er her og like j en-
stor By som Omaha eller Des
Moines.
Som Fordele we'd at have en-
Skole i en- Storby nevner han
,,Anledning for Studenter til me-
re als;dig Aandsudvikling og me-
re Adgang til Biblioteker, Here-
sale og Knnstsamlinger."
For saa vidt 9iver jeg Past.
Olsen fuld Ret. Men Sagen har
en- anden Side, som jeg dog TX
Ike skal forsoge at fremholde her
videre end at sige, hvad EN-
retired farmer sagde forleden
uDersom jeg havde Born at SEN
de til Skole, Wide jeg sandelig
like sende dem til en- Skole j en-
Storby der meder de altfor me-
get af ,,Kedslyst, Ojenslyst og
Livets Hofferdighed."
Men jeg vii fortelle lidt ON
store Skoler / Smaabyer, Antal-
let af Indbyggere i de Dyer, der
nevnes, er taget fra U. S. Cen
sus 1910 (den sidst -tilgangelige)
og andre Tai err, hvor like andet
nevnes, taget fra THE Luther
an Church Year Book for 1872.
Man forstaar, at disse Tai saa
galder Skoleaaret 1917-1918.
AZ lutherske Colleger findes
f6lgende i mindre Dyer:
l. Augnstana, Rock Island, H.,
(24,335 Indbyggere) Ejendoms-
vardi $580,153, Endowment
$471 ,528, ct Bibliotek paa 1884
Bind, 81 Larere, 600 Studenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
DEN UnCE MAND.

| denne Samling af s Foredrag
har Olfert Ricard, Gunner Eng
berg, Knud Hee Andersen, Proyst
Fenger, John Nordentoft og andre
velkendte Mend behandlet En-
ner som: Den unge Mands Le-
gene, hans Hem, Omgang, Las.
ming, Fremtid, Religion, m. m.
Foredragene er holdt i X. +. u.
Ms Festsal j Kobenhavn j Vim
teren 1918. De err %interessante
og letfattelige i Still og enhver
vaagen ung Mand vii lese dem
med Glade og Udbytte. En- pas
scnde Gavebog til unge M@nd.
Pris $1.20.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Religios Frihed i Irland. Der

ON skriver Missionary Review"
Der siges, at Irland er en-
,,indbildt" Republik med en-
,,indbildt" President, Mr.. De Va
lera. Men Irland er like en- Re
publik, og Diet er heller like
uafhangigt og frit. Uafhengige
Irland bliver maaske aldrig frit.
Men Frihed err ct Code, man in
derlig 0nsker. bet irske Folk,
der sgger at blive uafhengigt
af England, er de romersk-ka-
tholske i Syden. Protestanterne
i Ulster, 0ens triveligste Del,
onsker like saadan Frig6relse.
Ifolge David O'Connor, ,,Sinn
Fein Daily''s tidligere Redaktsr,
gnsker disse den irske Repu-
bliks Fremmere like at etable-
re religi9s Frihed i deres nye
Stat. men de vii have de romersk-
katolske Prester og Biskoper i
Autoritet, og have ,,katolsk
Religion doceret aabent ! de of
fentlige Skoler som den irske
Civilizations Basis og Hjprne-
stem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
On Pension for Prester

skriver The Lutheran af 9.
Oktober noget, som rimeligyis
vii interessere ogsaa ,,Danske-
ren 5 aEarsere. saa vi meddeler
Diet her i Oversettelse
AT give Prpster Pension er
berettiget, fordi de tjener i en-
Corning, der ingen financiel Di-
vidende giver; de deler ingen
Profit, 81 heller Verdiforogelse.
En- Menigheds Ejendom kan for
oges fra dens forste ,,mortgag-
ed Tomts Verdi til Ell verdi-
fluid Grundejendom med Byg-
ming paa Ill mango Tusinde Dol
lars Yardi alligevel har Prp-
stem, der har yeret den v9sent-
ligste Faktor j Udvidelsen, og
som har giyet den Slags Int
resse, hyoryed andre Mend sam
Ter priyat Forsorgelse for deres
gamle Dage, ingen Fordring i
mod hans egen frugtbare 'Ad-
ministration og naar han oliver
gammel, maa nan give Afkald
paa baade sit Embede o. sin
Lon.
q. S. Regering, mango Jern-
baner, Skoler og andre Entire
priser anerkender denne Situa-
ion med ct Pensions-System Skal
Kirken gore mindre end Jern-
banerne?
| den forenede lutherske Kir-
Ike i Am. betales der Presterne
Pension af ct Fond, som Menig-
hederne samler aarlig, like al
.,Endowments''. bet err lobende
.Udgifter, som Menighederne be-
taller paa samme It'd, som de
betaler Lon til Presten. Enhver
Prest har EN- dobbelt Sitting /;
han representerer sin Menighed,
og han representerer en- Klasse
- Presteskabet. Fra sin Klas-
Sc ADVISES han we'd Kald, 0rdi-
nation og lndsettelse sin serlige
Arbejdsmark. ] sin Tjeneste paa
saadan Mark drager han af ct
Fond. Kirken ! sin Helhed til
vejebringer. / Tilfelde af Dis
ability" (Uistandhed) paa Grund
af Alderdom eller tilst9dende
Omstendigheder venter han Stot-
te til Liysophold snarere fra Pr@-
steskabet end fra Diet saregne
Kald.H Han og hans Klasse tie
ner Kirken. Enhver Menighed
STAIR i Skyld til Presteskabet.
Som vi nu holder Hus, afbeta-
les denne Skyld bl. a.. we'd at
rejse $1400 aarlig pr. 100 Med
lemmer. Det er en- retfardig For
dring paa enhver Menigheds
Budget indenfor wore Grenser.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Bronson Hojskole. VI laser


american Lutheran Survey:
,.Brorson High School, Kenmare,
\. Oak, will reopen this winter
having been closed two years be-
cause wal conditions made it
impossible to operate. The school
viii open December first and
continue for thirteen weeks.
Prominent members Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church are in
charge of its activities Mon
Diet sidste passer? Eller er Diet
Tilfeldet, at vi er saa smaa, at
Vi let oliver overset og uden Vi
dere falder ind under de st9r-
re Kategorierg