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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

md many readers. A. l.. a.
present school year Is 3i99. 300 90, in
Guiding interest and sinking fund
charges n $40, 900 appropriated for
sites and first equipment. IL IL rea-
sonable 70 expect a continuation OF
Increase in property values and ad-
ditional state money that will absorb
"a large part Of the added interest
and sinking fund charges Incurred
through the proposed bond issue.
We do not anticipate that this bons
issue will add materially to the tity
taNpayers's load II u did add to the
tax burden we would still find il nee
essary TO propose the bond issue
since IL IL the only means Of meetinE
q situation that must be met ade-
quately We must give our children
the Kind OF education they are en-
titled to n to do IL we must have
adequate teaching room.
II the people understand clearly
Just what the present over crowded
condition OF the school means. l have
not n doubt Of the practically un-
animous approval Of the nond issue.
Certainly II Is the duty Of every cit
lien To inform himself OF these con-
ditious. For that purpose the super
intendent's onice In the High school
viii be open during business hours
Of every business day from now un-
"A the bond election il held and
either he or a well Informed assist.
ant will be Ia the office to explain
the conditions and answer the ques-
lions Of every citizen who calls.
The members Of the board OF
education are very confident that this
bond issue will be approved by far
more than the necessary majority
vote Of the citizens. The members
Of the board would be very happy
should the vote in favor Of tho bond
issue be overwhelmingly IN the ma
lority and large In number Of votes
cast. since hat would he a public de-
cisiOn 10 keep Alhuquerque's public
schools where they have been up to
this time, the most efficient IN the
southwest; also ~ would be a public
endorsement of tho spiendidiy Ell
cieut management that has been Civ
en- 70 our city schools by Su%perintend-
ent Milne and his associates. which
the board Of education knows 10 he
due them, Finally, ( am convinced
that by providing this added school
equipment Albuquerque will not only
be doing lts DUTY by It's childen. hut
will be taking the most important
forward step that this or any other
community can take; the step that
means broader, moro thorough edu-
cation for all the people. in which Ia
found the solution to most Of the
more serious problems OF our time, :"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

sueuoncd OF for iss.s7s. an average
Of tt.s5t.st each. az tho farm near
Lake Geneva. Wis. OF william wrig.
ley. .ir., who took sss stock raisers
as his guests on a special train from
Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

49,
room In Albuquerque was az or un-
der his maximum.
There were ; rooms having ~ 20
- pupils, I rooms having 80 to 40
pupils. 10 rooms having 40 10 Is
pupils - ooms having fe 20 80
pupils: : rooms having IS 10 50
pupils; while one room had over 70
pupils.
Even under these conditions the
efficient machinery and skilled teach
ina forces OF the city schools are
managing to give every pupil fun
tins and adequate attention. hut the
figures show that the limit has not
only been reached but exceeded and
hat something to relieve the csn-
getfion must be done
Members Of the Board Of E.duca-
tiou and Superintendent John Mine
were giving careful study today to
the conditions brought about b. the
mid-ycar Increase In enrolment.
They expect TO be able to handle the
situation TO the end OF the present
school year 10 that no Albuquerque
children who have a rifht TO attend
the city's schools will suffer for lack
Of seating space or teaching time.
They agree that any further Increase
IN enrolment will be very difficult
70 care for ard Mr.. Milne Indicated
that some further increase might be
looked for. judging by the same
period OF a year ago.
Struggle 20 serve Pupils.
We were not wholly unprepared
for the increase enrolment that has
come with 1890" Mr.. Milne said to-
day. with the experience OF last
year and the yea before 10 guide Us
we knew thai maintenance of Albu-
querque's normal growth would
bring us a considerable increase. We
were not prepared for the increase
that has come. Albuquerques
growth has been more han normal
Our forecast OF more than a year
ago, that the present school building
quate In this school year. mas been
more than gIstified. We are going
10 take care Of every pupil who seeks
70 enter az long as We can find a
place In a school or In an
overflow room TO squeeze in an extra
seat. But the theory hat there Is
always room for n more. while Il
may work on railroad trains and
street cars, Will not work In public
schools; certainly not in public
schools that are efficiently conducted
as we seek to conduct schools.
There Is a limit 10 overcrowding that
cannot be exceeded with safety and
We are right at that limit now.
Every member Of the school ryan
ization a done hrs or her best to
devise ways and means to meet the
situation and we will 30 right on
trying. But we must have more
room and a lot OF Il, n our city
schools are to maintain the stand-
ards We all desire. Albuquerque goes
right on growing and he school
population maintains It's proportion.
We not only have more families. but
there are more children who want TO
finish the grades. and more parents
who want their children TO finish the
Grades and go on through high
school. Il is not compulsory educa
ton that u working In Albuquerque
so much AZ Il u a desire for educa-
ton that is crowding our schools.
And back OF this Is a steadily increas-
Ing permanent population that must
be expected and provided FOR from
year to year. There Is absolutely no
doubt that this years increase in
school enrolment viii be equalled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
u UNpYING EIRE

BY Herbert George Wells. Novel.
IL less q novel than an eloquent con.
Nersation which becomes a sermon and
gets interrupted by an operation. II
combines Mr.. Wells two current in
terests, God and education In a book
that may be regarded as spiritually
the sequel TO God, the Invisible King.
or to John and Peter, but which IN
more readable than either. A. l.. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
4 HAND BOOK on STORY
WRITING.

BY Blanch Cotton Wnliams-TcSt
book on structure IN short story writ
ing. worked out with classes. which
has developed some very successful
writers at Columbia university. The
inclusion OF coplouss exercises. illus
tratlve examples. preferences and
photographers ~ short stories for crit.
icism adapt the book well to self In
struction. Especially useful in plot
building. A.. L. 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

Ernest Melhcrr. 81 NORWAY, '""''
paid the highest price, $1,000 IN a
SOW. Grover Sampson. Of 81 Joseph.
Mich, paid 13.10O. An offer OF
$50 600 was made. but refused. for a
prize boar FOR which Mr.. Wrigiey paid
$4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

By George nrayton strayer.-This
book Includes a comprehensive sum
mary o. the psychological facts and
principles which undcriie effective
method. as well as u series OF specific
suggestions TO De observed IN teach
ing. The scope OF the book IL well
represented by the following topics.
The Work OF the Teacher: Original
Nature. Attention and Interest In
Teaching. The Formation Of Habits;
How TO Memorize; The Teachers Use
Of Imagination. How Thinking Mas
BE Stimulated; Appreciation; The
Meaning OF Play in Education: The
Significance OF Individual Differences
The Development Of Moral Conduct
Transfer OF Training Types OF Class
room Exercises: How 10 Stury; Meas
uring the Achievement Of Children.
Practically every chapter contains a.
Illustrations based on actual classroom
practices. =. :. J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
THE FYFs OF THE nLIND

by Arthur Somers Roche. Novel.
German spies working In New York
furnish spectacular thrills for this
story which has made a popular
movie. A. l.. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
New Books at
the Public Library
PROBIENs OF CONnuCT

ny Duraht Drake.-This introduce
tory survey OF ethics In concerned with
the practical problems Of life. with
particular emphasis on those which
face ~ In our own day. Part I deals
view to determining what Il Ia In
their lives to which men have given
the name of morality. Part 2 In n dis
cussion Of the theory Of morality. Part
2 IN devoted TO personal morality, with
chapters on: Health and Efficiency
The Alcohol Problcmi Chastity and
Marriage, etc. Part I takes up public
morality, with a discussion Of Patriot
ism and World Peace: Social AlieviR-
tion. Industrial Wrongs; industrial
Reconstruction: Liberty and law:
Equality aud Privilege. The Future OF
the Reee. b. n. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
OVERLOOKED THE
SUREsT BET

Shortly after BIOLOGISTS reported
New Mexico 90 he the neXt big oil CEN
ter seventeen iessees gobbled up the
big end Of all state oil leases - ,34b,-
Gbl leases at about u cent per acre.
At that they overlooked the aurest
het-Sl1.NER LODES.
The Copper Belt and Copper Min
ing company took time by the fore
lock and coppered 10 choice claims on
Silver I'M, threc miles from MaEda-
lena, before our western governors
would have time 10 advise Uncle sam
TO urn IL In.
We are down l2O feet with a double
compartment shaft. ores from grass
roots down assay high grade values,
Expert mining men predict immense
bodies Of ore al water level, estimated
about 200 Get
Have option on $4,000 shares only
10 be sold at 8 cents Dor share, TO help
complete shaft.
n interested phone me between 10
a. M. and I q. m.
j. - EAkIN. PHONE SO.
(AdvcrtisemenD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
80 POLAND CHINA
soWs BRING sos. 975

CHICAGO. Jan. io.--A record sale
Of thoroughbred hogs was made to-
day when ag Polan China eows we're
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
n sAGEBUsHER

BY Emerson Hugh. Novel. Has an
unusual plot In which a girl who goes
west az the result Of a matrimonial
advertisement becomes blind. 80 that
she knows the u%ncOuthness OF
her husband nor the actual s~qualor in
20 which she is brought Her husband
proves n OF natures noblemen and
is heroically killed while defending
the dam against the attacks OF Red
Socialists OF the most criminal class.
Lurid incidents, happy ending, will
ind many readers. A. l.. a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

IT IS paradox Of the auto
mobile business, here and every
where throughout the country
that the Cadillac is chosen with
equal confidence by the mechan-
ical engineer and by the man
who knows nothing at all about
machinery Both know they can
depend upon the Cadillac to do
the same things, in the same
way, whenever and wherever they
call upon it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the "olasE''
in Classified advertising.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Rettelse.

Min Adresse i Aarsberetnin'
gen for 1920 err like rigtig an
giget. ~ | Stedet for o36 =
90 Str. - skal Diet vere $50 =
East 20 Str, Oakland, California.
0. Rye Olsen,
Oakland, Calf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Observation-Disclosures.

S9ndagsskolem9de for Wisconsin Kreds afholdes vii
Gud i Denmark Menighed 2@5. Sept. ALE Sgndagsskole-
Interesserede bedes give Mode.
Paa Sondagsskolekomiteens Vegne. j. A. Larsen.
Trefoldigheds Menighed, New Denmark, Wis, indbyder
herved til ovennevnte Mode Forbindese med Missionsm9de-
Kom og ver v%elkommen, meld eders Komme til Undertegnede
senest den 81. August. Carl M. Olsen, Menigh. Prest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

For dem, der like kan eller
vii rejse I'D, har Kobenhavn EN-
lille Bonbon-Eske, der kan spi-
SEES af: Tivolo. Den store Have
ii Byens Hjerte, Blomsternes, Ly-
senes og Musikens store Park.
Allerede nu har den f9rste Mil
lion Bes9gende passeret Telle-
%apparaterne, og Diet er morsomt
at Sc de nye, nu velstillede Be-
folkningslag, der udg9r Kernen
Ii Bes6get. Men ogsaa de gamle
Caster s9ger bestandig til Car
stensens Og Arne-P etersens In
stitution - Diet moderne Og dog
saa conservative Tivoli.
Edward Spore.
Alt for langsomt. Kirkemini.
ster J. c. Christensen, Sjelen i
Diet nergaardske Ministerium, har
fra sin Bolig / Hee we'd Ringko.
bing udsent ct Brev til Venstres
Velgere. Han beklager sig over
den danske Magelighed = ogsaa
kaldet den sjallandske Syge :
der for Venstres Vedkommende
har foraarsaget Stemmened.
gang we'd Diet nylig afholdte
Valg. Desaarsag opfordrer han
med de kommende Yalg for Ole
Velgerne til ,nyt Arbejde og
like til Magelighed og S9vn."
En- Million paa 10 Dage. Fra
Frederikssund Notwithstanding
teri er der i EN- halv SHE'S Dage
afsendt Varer - for Diet meste
Flask og Eg = for mere end
en- Million Korner.
Tyskland lukker til. Danmark
vii neppe faa mango Kul sydfra
i Aar, da Tyskland har lukket
for Kultilfsrslen til Danmark.
Ganske visit er Diet like mango
kul, Danmark har faaet fra Tysk
land i de senere Aar, men lidt
er bedre end intet. bet Kvantum,
$4,000 Tons ON Maaneden, som
Danmark har faaet i den Sc.
mere It'd, var dog en- kerkom-
men Hjelp i disse kulfattige Ii
der. Grunden til Lukningen af
Importer er sandsynligvis de
store krav, som de Allierede paa
Konferencen i Spa har stillet
til Tyskland.
Eft stort Motorskib. bet stor.
ste Motorskib, som nogen end
MI har bygget, err under Byg,
ming i Kpbenhavn paa Burmei.
ster & Wains Verft for Diet 0st-
Asiatiske Kompani. Skibet, der
vii faa Navnet ,,Afrika'' er paa
$4,000 Tons. bet skal ingen
Skorstene have, og hele Maski-
neriet skal drives we'd Kraft fra
elektriske Motorer. Def vii faa
Plads til 20 Passagerer og vii
sejle SON Handelsskib paa ia
pan gennem Panamakanalen og
til paa Tilbagevejen gennem
Sues Kanalen.
Stor Kontrakt. I Folge I'll,
mes har den engelske Rege-
ring opk9bt hele Diet danske
Eksportoverskud af Bacon for
eft Tidsrum af SEEKS Maaneder.
Kontrakten lyder paa, at Dan
mark skal we'd Udgangen af Au-
gust levere 1000, hvorefter Meng,
den gradvis forpges.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
NEBRASKA LEAGUE MEETING
PR o G R A NJ.
Friday, Sept. 10.
Hampton, Nebr.
September 10-12, 1920.

Friday, Sept. 10.
10 30 a. m-Rev. '. W. Bondo, Danish.
2:30 p. m-sThe Responsibility of our Youth to
the Church" introduced by Rev James
c. Peterson, followed by Round Table.
500 p.m-Rev N. P. Nielsen, Danish Rev. V.
W. Bondo, English.
Saturday, Sept. IL.
10:3 a. m.-Rev. N. p. Nielsen, Danish.
230 p. m-"Our Youth and the Sacrament of
the Alter, - introduced by Rev. V. w.
Bondo, followed by Round Table.
500 pm-Rev. James c. Peterson, Danish; Rev.
, n. p. Nielsen, English.
Sunday, Sept. 10.
$50 a. m.-Address to Sunday school, Rev N. P.
Nielsen, English.
TO- a.m-Holy Communion, Rev Sherman Bondo,
Danish.
1O:30 a m7Sermon, Rev. V. w. Bondo, Danish.
2:30 p. m.-Rev. n. P. Nielsen, English; Rev. V.
w. Bondo, Danish.
$50 p. m.-Rev. V. W. Bondo, English; Rev. N.
?. Nielsen, English.
Music and singing conducted by Miss C. Sinamark.
You are sincerely invited to the Hampton meet
ing. May we expect visitors from every congrega-
ton in the Nebraska District and large numbers
especially from the neighboring churches. This is
the time of the year in which people travel often
away from the church. Why not resolve to turn
your autumn trip in the direction of the Hampton
meeting Perhaps the Lord would use that occasion
to turn your life heavenward.
In behalf of the local Y. P. Soc. and the
Nebraska League,
Sherman Bondo James Peterson
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

Danmarks correspondence.
Kobenhavn, d. 26. JUL, 1920
De code H0studsipter.


lndberetning ON, hyorledes de
foskellige yigtigste Afgr9der stod
den l. JUL.
Sk0nt Temperaturforholdene
maa siges at have veret gun
lstige for Planteveksten, har Diet.
tie dog like sat sig saa tydelige
ISpor / de paa Grundlag af Ind
beretningerne beregnede Gennem-
snitstal for HGstndsigterne, som
man maaske havde ventet. Navn-
lig gelder dette for Jyllands
Vedkommende. Fra like faa
Egne i denne Landsdel kla-
ges der stadig over Ned
borsforholdene, idet der er fall
Diet for lidt Regn. T9rken an
gives almindeligt som Aarsag
til, at Forholdene like kan be-
dommes g%unstigere, end Tilfeldet
har veret. Fra Egne / Midi
|sjelland lyder Beretningerne
sarlig gunstige Diet samme err
Tilfeldet fra Stevns Herred.
Daarligst synes Udsigterne gen
nemgaaende i Egnen omkring
Skanderborg og i de syd9stlige
Dele af Randers Amt lige.
SON we'd forrige Bed0mmelse.
Udsigterne paa 0erne err gen
nemgaaende noget bedre end we'd
Bedommelserne pr. Is. Juni, me-
dens der af den foran fremha-
vede Grund for Jyllands We'd
kommende snarest err Tendens til
Nedgang i Udsigterne.
For Vintersaden err Indberet-
ningerne dog nasten belt igen.
mem gunstige.
For Vaarseden err Sk6nnene
mere divergerende, navnlig fra
Upland, og Diet bemarkes, at
Diet er 6nskeligt at give ct gem
.nemsnitligt Skon, fordi Forhol-
dene stiler sig saa forskelligt
for den tidligt saaede og den
sent saaede Vaarsad.
Fra flere Egne klages der
over, at Vaarseden skemmes af
Ukrudt mere end sedvanligt.
Udsigterne for Rodfrugthpsten
|%stiller sig, SON we'd Bedommel-
sen pr. Is. Juni, adskilligt mindre
gunstigt end for Sedafgrederne
= for 0ernes Vedkommende dog
med en- svag Tendens til Frem-
gang; for Jyllands Vedkommen-
de synes Udsigterne meget ner
de samme som for fiorten Dage
siden.
Fra Vestjyske Egne klages der
over sterke Angreb af Aadsel.
b~illelarver.
Resultatet af de foretagne Be-
regninger med Hensyn til Sk9n-
meme over H9- og Gresmarker
er serlig flint.
,Heh9sten magtig" berettes
der fra Sydpst Sjelland; fra
Himmeland skrives: ,,Hehosten
ideel'; navnlig gelder dette A.
gerhoet. Hvad Mengdeudbyttet
angaar, er de beregnede Gen
nemsnitstal snarest hdt h9jere
end de pr. 10. Juni. Ogsaa Kva-
liteten er fortrinlig, og Hpet err
bjerget godt j Hus.
Derimod begynder at lyde
Klager over Gresmarkerne; de
trenger til Regn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Kredsmode.

Atlantic Kreds afholder, vii Gud, sit aarlige delegerede
Mode Bethania Menighed Boston, Mass, i Dagene den
3, f. og 5. September. FSlgende Emner vii blive lagt til
Grund for ForhandGng: Kredsens Emne: (Es. So, g.. Menig-
hedens Emne: (Jakob 4, 10)
Desuden vii Modet forhandle angaaende Kredsens for.
skelige Virksomheder. Menighederne Kredsen bedes hu-
ske at sende Delegater. ALE err hjertelig velkommen.
Paa Kredsens Vegne.
G. E. Nielsen, p. I. Sekretar.
Ungdomsforbunds Aarsmcde.
Ungdomsforbundet Atlantic Kreds afholder, vii Gud,
sit delegerede Mode Boston, Mass, den 6. September LAY
borday). Forbundets Emne: q Tim. 4, 12)
Hjertelig Indbydelse til allie Kredsens unge.
Paa Forbundets Vegne.
G. Z. Nielsen, Formand.
~Indbydelse.
| Henhold til ovenstaaende, indbyder Bethania danske
ey. luth, Menighed for Boston og Omegn herved venigst til
at vere med og dele Guds Vesigneser med os under ulsse
Moder.
Paa Menighedens Vegne.
p. S0rensen, Formand.
p. S. Tilrejsende bedes indmelde sig senest 10 Dage for
til: G. Sorensen, q Farquhar ST, Rosindale, Mass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

af1et 1afkSyStem.
En- Sondag i Winnipeg er nae.
stem enestaaende. En- CANINE.
puritansk Aand hviler da over
hele Byen Kun Kirkerne
Parkerne og Hjemmene er aabne
ON Sondagen. ALE saakaldte
Forlystelsessteder er lukkede ON
Sondagen. Byens Love er like
mango, me skarpt o%verholdte
Embedsm@ndene er paa sin Post.
Ingen behover at anmelde Over
traderen. Politiet skal nok finde
Synderen.
Imidlertid, ct Kvarterstid eff.
ter Velkomstordet paa Stationen
var vi linden Dore i Pastor n.
Damskovs Hem. En- udmarket
Frokost og en- livlig Samtale ON
,,Gammelt og Nyt' dannede Diet
forste Kapitel.
Pastor n. Damskovs Hustru
havde veret syg i lengere It'd,
men a nu en- god Del bedre,
endogsaa saa vel at hun kunde
v@re med ON S9ndagen til Guds-
tjenesten.
ON L9rdagen var vi omkring
at iagtage Byens Severdigheder
og ON Sondag Formiddag var vi
i IN engelsk Kirke og horte Ell
udmerket Prediken af EN- eldre
Methodistprest - en- Prediken,
hvori der var baade MARY og
Ben. Den beaandede Prast
gjorde med Styrke opmerksom
paa, at Methodisterne kun hayde
en- Opgave at lose, saafremt de
predikede Jesus Kristus som den
eneste Frelser for Portable Syn
dere. Med stor Kraft mindede
han Foreldre eller Fedre og
Medre ON, hvor betydningsfuldt
Diet var at undervise Bornene,
medens de var smaa ON Kri-
stendommens velsignede Grund-
sandheder til Salighed. Diet var
saaledes en- sand Nydelse at h9re
denne eryardige Prestemand.
En- lille Episode paa Hjemvejen.
En- HERE kom lobende hen og
satte sig we'd min Side j Spor-
vognen og udbr6d med stor Be.
gejstring: Jesus Of Nazareth is
the only man that can solve
every problem. = BE sure he
is I said. And in a hurry
he went away. o what a blessed
truth that Jesus is able to solve
all great questions in this world.
Vel, f9rend vi anede Diet, sad
vi we'd Middagsbordet og nod
Fruens Goder med Glade og TAX.
Kl. 3 havde vi saa Gudstjeneste
i en- svensk Kirke. For mig selv
var Diet en- sand Hojtidsstund,
jeg haaber for en- Del andre og-
saa. En- ca. 100 a 125 Meme
skier var tilstede we'd dette Mode.
For mig er der ingen Twill
ON at Diet er Herren, der har
kaldt paa N. Kreds og den for
enede danske Kirke, at den skal
gore ct Arbejde for Herren i
Winnipeg. Der er like saa faa
Danske j denne Storby og sta
dig ankommer der flere af wore
Landsmend.
Men hvad der paa s@rlig Wis
tiltranges er en- Kirke, hvor wore
Landsmand kan samles ON Diet
bedste paa lord, nemlig: Herrens
Ord og Sacrament, Fadervor og
Herrens Velsignelse.
Men wore Venner deroppe kan
like her klare sig selv. De maa
have zen hjelpende Hand fra
Samfundsvenner.
Et Opraab vil smart komme ON
denne Sag, ON Hjmlp til EN- ny
Kirke.
vennerne kan kun leje EN-
Kirke ON Sondag Eftermiddag.