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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30
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city, arzoz1E 01se- leo Christmas greet
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30
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CHRISTMAS
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fnr the Club Year OF laal

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09

QBiseDufiner Senatpr auf Sem Sid
mid bel TDrt 6iu gum Hrdiibent=
ibaftsfanbtoaten ausgerufen. Sid)=
tige Heoner eeikeln eesenuGrtige
3nitanbe uno rufen nod pplitiider
Men0erung. Gttpa 5000 Yerip=
nett 3ugegen. ,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
9r* &eiler rei@t
&eligmation Elm
Gpriitenber bes 9few ltlmer Sdul=
rats 5ieht iid) 5uriid. t6atte Stelle
nabe5u 20 Sabre lang inne. St.
s. u. 6ink uno s.. s, Raabe mel
ben iih al5 &anoibaten tiir sic trei
1per0enDen Stellen I'M Sd)ulrat.

Sn BET resel1ndBigen N}onatsliturs
Set btelieen 9hulbeb0roe, Ste an lebten
|OienSta9 itattfa1b, oo an O}onta9
Teiertag mar, madte Or. q. 8. Metier
jet11e Neltgrotion alS Sorlibenber unO
Wlitglteb bteier &Drperl6aft befannt.
Ser ausl6etoe1tbe Yrd1iber1t be8 9dul=
rats mar 20 Sabre lo19 Oiitglieo 0esz
lelben un0 beinab 9era0e 10 lanse Sor=
itbe11oer, oa ct fur5 nad ietner eriten ST.
mdblun9 all6 gum 8orltbenoen 9ez
nna6t lpurbe. Dr. @eiier tetlte oe1
ilbrisen Mlttelte0ern bes S611lratS NIT,
oQb i'm 81 bielem 56irtt bte Grind
gune bemo9en babe, bab er lanse ge1ln9
alS Yrdl libent uno al8 Mtt9lteo Oe8
@6ulratS geote1t babe, unb oab CT jebt
et1em anberen Ylab MAIDEN noble, ser
1t6 ser S6ulan9elege1lbetten ser @tabt
a1nebmen iolle.
&eide Satieteit,
gDQbrel1o ietner Snt8perpaltung
puroen in Stem u1m bte @merlonl6ule
(bie ebelnoli9e 9o6idule), ote @aib%
t11stonl6ule, bie 2tncolnldule nno ote
nele 6o6ldule errt6tet. Nu6 murz
BEN In oteler laneen 3ett etne gan5e
Neibe mt6ttger O}abnabmen onr6 BEN
@6ulrat eetroffen, oeren 9iinltiger @tnz
fluff orf ote @ntlpidlung oes Gr5tebz
un9stpelenS IN Set 9taot ith belte noh
bemerfbar 1a9t.
3pei &anoioaten.
slln 5an8tas, 6em II. Suit, ftnoet
In Stem lllm bie idbrlt6e @dulwabl
ltatt, anlabltd oer SabreSperlamm=
lun9. 9ln Dem Gage itno 5&pet pafant
>per6enbe @tel[en oes S6ulratS neu
su beleten. 0te au8idei0enoen O}ttz
9lteher ltnb Or. g. S. Retnefe uro
Noolpb q. O}etle. 8etoe 5erren be-
perben li6 ,1idt um bic 98teoerlpobl
Ooseeen baben li6 Die 9erren Or. q,
s. St1rb unb german S. Haabe ais
&anbtbaten fir oiele8 9lnt gemeloet.
Oaneben uiro aber au6 Ste @telle bes
8orlibenben 0r. Weiler neu gu be-
1eben jetn. Gtse11tli6 mdre oellen 2lmtSz
seit erlt illr nd6iten Sabre gu @noe eez
9an9er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
&ar nepal.
Stem ulmer Soften Der @Drlo @ar
&eterans brin9t Sruppe nahfe
@phe nad) bter.

@ine leltene unterbaltlln9 ptrb nd6=
ite Modje oen Seem lllmern IN oer Sc
italt ei11eS 9roben &arneoalS geboten
iperben. Ser betrefen6e &ontraft 1T
@n6e lebter @o6e NIT Ser @oparb g.
YeterS Nmuiement @ompanp aus @bi=
ca9o abgel6loiien tporoell, uno bic Ser
anftalt1ng ftnoet unter BEN 9nipt3ten
bes bieiigen Doiten8 oer Worlo War
GeteranS ltatt.
Ser &arnepal tpirb etre polle @o9e
oauern, nnb stpar >perben Ste 8uben
unb Bette I'M geortb German Yarf auf=
Qel6lagen merben, Montag, Der IL,
Suit, lit @r0ffnuns8ta9, unb 9amsta9,
ser il. Snlt, brtnet Die 8eranftaltune
gum Mbi6lnb.
Sung unb Nlt nitro auf benz &arnepalz
plabe auSsiebtg @elegenbett ftn6en, ft6
gu antnlteren, unb e8 1T m5unebmen,
oab Die SEEM nlmer IN grober 3abl bon
ser gebotenen Gelegenbett @ebrau6
maiden lDerben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
Nimmt stelc on.

prof. 6. 81. 8ltef fernidt pom bteitse11
Or. N}artin Qutber Golleee bat ltd benz
Ner1ebme11 nad nun'i:ebr bcrcit er=
fldrt, bte tbm portse No6e onf ber
Nireftorsnfenferer5 in Manfato ange=
botene Stelle ais Otreftor ber Nnitalt
a1sunebmer1. @r bate it6 urlpriin9'
li6 et1e f11rSe 8ebenf3eit erbeten. dc
Stelle >purhe btsber bon Brof. Sobr
M}eper befletbet, set lt9 nad Wallmo=
tola, g8ts., 6eseben lpiro, UNI BORT ein{
Gtelle olS Brofellor im l1ltbertlder
Semtnar 5u iibernebmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
&pnpentipnstahrihten.

Die limited Yreb unb Yubliibtn9
Company, Sic Die Seem ulm 6eotem berz
auSstbt, bat 8orfebrun9en getroffen fiir
Die tele9ropbi1de 1lebermittlun9 bon
9fo6rt6ten aus Gbtcago mdbreno Der
&onpention Ser 9}attotol Serpice Yartl)
IN Sen Togen pom 10. bis 13. Suit.
0ic 0epeiden lpcrbcn IN bcn GGou=
fenltern ser uNepie>p" lofort na6 tbrem
@tntrefen befanntse9eben neroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09

9}od)oe!n ote bielige Sitrotton nit
be5u9 ouf ben Gerfarf bon olfobolbol=
ttoen G;etrd11fen bon einer Nn5abl Sc
bein1eoe1lten etne s3eitlan9 beobodtet
unb geriigenb rSemetsmaterial" geiamz
melt morDen >por,. iiberrofften an
| lette1l Tretto9 S>pet Nge11ten bes @tuerz
antics In ct. Soul bie gtoot unb itellz
ten In mebreren ebenali9en Soloon8
etne unteriu6ung an. Dtele Inter
ludun9 lon bas Grgebnt8 ge5etttgt boz
ben, bob in lieben ber be lu9ten Bldte
alfobolbaltige Getrdnfe 9ef1n1oen muir
SEN.
Ste betoe1l rah bter eelhidten Sc
an1ten 1paren Tranf Olalonen unb Sle
8. Slion. 9err Molonep bate ft6,
! 10 beiBt eS, eire 3eitlan9 al8 N}ttglteb
| bes 9on1bertoner 8oiebollz5eam8 an
lperben lallen unb als lol6er lon er
bier in SEEM lllm 1etne 9fo6fori6un9e1l
aneeltellt baben. 9err Slion lit etn
ebemalieer 56ubn1ann aus D}innez
apolis. St 1oll am Mfittmo6 ber9orz
qeller Mode In ser StoOt gelpe len ietn,
ols es linn no6 BEN IN llmlauf beftno=
|lt6en Beri6ten gelan9, etne Ofe11se
| nEe>peismateriol" 5u lammeln.
WtaGen Juno.
%Sn 1iebe11 Set bon SEN beiben 8ean1tell
am Treitos belu6ten Yldten iollen tie
ltorf olfobolbolti9e @etrdnfe 9efunben
lbobe1l. Ite 9}omen ser Sc liber Der
| lelben linb: 9arrp Set9el, Sobn @dnei=
Ser, Sobn s3iidfo, Martin 9dnobri6,
Nnton gartl, Nue1l1t 8eper uno Nrtbur
I@6letf. Die betreffenoen 6unbe mur=
ben na6 ser Office be8 SbertffS gez
bra6t u1b oann na6 O}anfato ge11or1=
men, mo- eine Nnolpie berlelben poreez
nonn1en merben iol. SIM 6alle ea
| 1id) ols ri9ttg er>peiit, Oob ser 9tofi
einen ungeleblt6 itarfen Yro5entiat
9llfobol entbdlt, iollen ote 8etreffenoen
1unter 9lnfloge 9eltellt merben..
@eben nah Wiilfpro,
Oie betben 8ea1nten bebnten tbre
unterlu6un9en au6 auf ba8 SoDnibtf
N}tlforo aus, mo- 1te BET. Sobn @etfert
eine MolallezW}alie tn etnern Wol9
| fellel 9efunoen baben lollen. 9luf be1
6arm BON Nrton 8oett9er iollen ite
eine ab1nontterte Oti itillerieoorri6tunQ
|9efunoen baben, iotpte 5met Quart oea
lferttgen Yrobuft8. Nle oteie @a6er
nur6en na6 ser Sfitce Oes @bertffS &C.
bra9t, mo Sic &ellel Beute nod aufbe=
pabrt lper0en.
| Mdb9en als v9eimruten".
Sn ser 8eoba9tun9 BET bieii9en 3ll=
ltdnbe iollen sic Nsenten ii6 au6
3peter Ofdb6en bebient baben, bic an
geblt6 na6 SEEM ulm 9efommen ietn
ionen, Tim bter fir 3etti6riftenberausz
|seber gu folportieren. @ie ludten unb
|fan6en Ste Breuno16aft bon mebreren
Iiunsen Buri6en bic lte I'M Nuto ipaz
5ieren fubren, nnb mte eS betbt, 5n elmer
Yortton Nabnets etnluoen. Die Mdoz
6en ionen lt6 bon1tt nt6t 5ufrtoen erz
fldrt uno na6 etipa8 u@tdrferem" oer=
lqnot babe11, mas benn an9 bon SEN 8nr=
| i6en bei6afft tporben ietn iolI, @6lteb=
li6 iol(en bte Ddm6en nod SEN Wun16
9edub bert baben etnen @drmetrunf fiir
SEN 11d6lten Weor9en 511 erbalten. Oiez
ie lebtere Qnartttdt 1onen 1te bo1n ols
BemetSn1atertal mttgenommen baben.
glm W1itt>po6 farb in Manfato I'M
8unbes6ii itriftSgert6t baS 8orperb6r
itatt nnb Sic 9 8eflagten muroen benz
DtifrtftSgeri6t iiberlpteien. @1e &plrz
ben unter etne 8iirgfdaft bon ie 81 Quo
seitellt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09

Sn Chicago finbet in oell 5aeen pom
10. btS IA. Suli bic in bielen 5palten
nlebrfa6 an9efiinbigte &onpentton Der
atioral 5erpice Yortp itatt. Mian
Dot ibr III ben Sagebldttern, Ste nit
9out u1lb 5aar Sen alten Earteten perz
16rieben li1,o, fau1n trgenomtl6e 8ez
adtun9 9el9enft, 10 bQb O}tlltonen
Nmerifaner ptelletdt nod fau1n et&DaS
BON tbr eeb6rt babe11. 9lber eS iteben
}torfe Mdblersruppen btrter Der 8ez
>peouna. 90 ber NuSi6ub ser 4S, bie
Nrbetterpartet, Sic gSorlb gSar 0etez
rams, Sic 9}orportiionz%t9a u1o ptele
fon{ttqe ltberole unb fort i6rtttlt6e Glez
n1e1lte.
Sic &o1nbination oteier G)ruppen btlz
set eiren &ern fiir etae auberoroentlt6
1torfe 11eue polttilde Yartet, Ste tn
Chicago aus Der Iollie geboben perben
1ol(. Som 9lusldub rer 48 tit lett
ei11em Sabre I'M Sttllen tiidtt9 9eorz
Qrbeitet lporben, uno leine Wfttglteoer
3ahlen jekt nod 1ouienoen tn alien
Seilen bes 2o,1beS. Die 9lrfetterporz
tel lit in 13 Gtooten orgontliert, uno
ibre &onbtboten tAnnten IN BEN fiir5lt6
qhoebaltenen Eriindrmoblen IN per=
1diebenen Stdbte11 beS ySelte1lS ben
5te9 bopontraeen. Die 9fonparttlor=
Rioa hat nidt meniecr ais 250,000
4 N{ttelieber, sic iid) auf bretsebn Stonten
Il pertetle1.
Ga 6puette fit Yraiibent.
8unbeslenator Tobert so. ga SOL
Iette bon Mtsconlin, Tranf Wol1b BON
Millourt befan11t ais Norl lttenoer Der
Srbultriefonn1tilton nnb ipdter oer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @oupernor Sra
3ier bon 0forb 9afota, Nt6ter Walter
@lorf BON 9}ortb Garolino, lopte bte
@enotoren Sob1llon unb Borob merben
Ms m0elt6e &onbibaten iiir ote Seomt=
nation fir Sic Yrdiibentldaft genannt.
e}ebod jdetnt 8unbesienator 2a SOL
lette bon ben met ten bepor5u9t 5u
lrerben. Tro9ebo9en, bie Don bent
Committee Of 48 ousgeldidt rporOen
noren at, mebr ais 10000 W}tt9lteber,
aeitioten rnebr ols Sic 9dlfte @ttmmen
fir ben @enotor bon Wtsconltn. ST
erbtelt mebr @tirnmen ais olle anoeren
pora11slidtlt6en &anbibaten 5ulamme11z
oenonmen. Sic 9(rbeiterportei ioll
}id) ebenfalls fir Ga 6ol(ette o1lsse=
Iproden baben.
Cute 9lusiid)tcn.
Sn1 Sabre 1856 peri l6Iollen bic BET
ben olten Yorteien tbre 9lu9en Dor ben
pitalen 0ragen oer oanlolt9en a3ett.
gine fleine 9lnSabl mutt9er Ofdnner
fomen srlommen unb btlbeten etne reue
Bortet 9te >purben a119e9rtffen nno
ouseela9t, ober iie btelten o1lS, urb bte
bon tbnen gei6aiiene Yartet mar eS,
Sic ben Yrdltbe11ten Hincoln er>pdblte.
Mebnli6 liegen bic 0tn9e beute. 9Stez
berun i6lieben lt6 ernlte Nmerifaner
3ulammen sur @riinoung etner neuen
Bartet, Sic SEN ld>pierteen 1nO balotge
26iune beil6erben s3ettfragen offen tnS
Nuee {6aue11, 11rb mie bie Ot119e ltege1l,
1deinen tie gr0bere AuSit6ten 81 baber,
Ben @iee baponsutrogen, al8 ote Nnz
hdnoer 3i11colns I'M Sabre 1856, Ste
bas @epiHen Der Station >pedten un0
1i6 5ur N}a6t e1nporl6ipansen allf Der
Sodflut ser riltr1n9 iiber 0ie &or=
ruption unb &onpromiile, oie bamal8
hie otten I5ortetmn1dtner1 beherr1Gten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09

- Sri. 8ertba @reiner aus Milz
ipanfee befi1loet ii6 bel ibrer 9ante
Goroline 5ren3el unb ibrem Setter
anbrep 8teb1 al etnen brei.D59isen
8eiud.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
@pG &annertra9er
Der 9entpfrate1t

@iro lit ean sSrancisep am 9ienstaez
mpraen in Der A., Nlbitimmung als
Observation-Disclosures anfgefteat
Ser Sdtpiegeripbn oes Yrditoenz
ten @il1pn geidla9en. STE Saul
balm Des @puperneurs ppn SbtD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
@ldn6en0er &erlanf
oes. $nrnfejtes

9reitasige Teier fano bei 9sem Ill
mern unb Musmdrti9en erpRen Mn=
flang, 8eiu6er aus ct. Saul
uno Winneapplis lan9ten Gamstaa
abero bier an. Surniibunsen, fejt=
ltder l1m5ug uno Sung bilben
6auptteile oes Hrp9ramms.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
Gdmtmntleh er.

Yrof. 0tolanb 9}eu1nann unb Jral
aus ct. 2outs, $780,, meilen augenblidz
li6 NIT tbrem 8abp bter in Ser 9taot
bel oen @ltern DeS Serrn 9}eumann<
5err Neumann 9tbt 5urnunterri6t tn
Der GleDelanb So6l6ule in ct. Souts
uno mdbrenb ieineS Nufentbal:e8 oabter
trdgt er it6 NIT bem @eoanfen, iun9en
9eute1l bie S6mimmen lernen lpollen,
nnterri6t 81 geben. Wenn lt6 9e=
nii9enb 96iiler melben, beginnt 5err
9}eunann lofort NIT Dem nnterrt6t,
Der big Gnbe 2uguit fort9eiekt meroen
1on. @s mag oteS Der erite 56rttt
CUR @rri6tung etnes 6ffentlt6en Baoes
tn Stem llIm lein.
- Sin traurtser llnfan erei9aete
|tb lebten OonnerSta9 auf ser 6arm
bon 9errn u1lb Trau 6ra11f Silnurttf
tn 2afe Nratrie als ber Oretjdbrige Sobn
@eor9e tn etnen Malier 5a11f fiel u1lb
ertranf. 9ttsma1lo mar ,3euse oeS I'M
fall8. Der Sunee batte TN 5of ge=
iptelt. Setn dlterer 8ruber fanb Sen
2et6nam unsefdbr etne balbe 5tunbe
nahcem oer unfall poiitrt ietn mag.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09

De1lt10larb8 @6tffabrt 1T tot anf
Sabre btnall8. Aber au6 fte ptrb
pteser III nenem 2e6en erfebenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
&pnuentipn Der
orttten &artei

Natipnal Gerptee Hartp miro lid
npm 10. big Ia, Snli III Gbicaap
etn 6tellbidein eeben. 8unbcs=
ienatpr 6pbert 90. 9a Jpllette
ipll gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten npmtntert tuerben. Q(usfd)= ten
]i11b gut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
&mnbesagente1t
bein@en Stem nlm

sSranf Walpnep uno Ole 8. Sllpn
unteriuhen cine Qln5abl ehemaltger
Salppns uno inoen angeblidl itarf
alfpbplbaltige 0etrGnfe, Gieben
8ciiker ser Hldbe unb 5net 6ar=
mer lpQen unter 9lnflage geitellt
lperDcn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-09
\ Gpn1 8aieban.

SIN ben bret @pieler, an Oenen it6
>pdhrenb Der pereangenen Wo6e Der
biefioe Baieballflub beteiltste, tpurben
Sic Stem llln1er apeimal 9ei6lagen.
@te oemannen baS @piel 9egen @leepp
Gpe am lebten W1ontag NIT elmer Ynnft=
aabl BON 4 3u O. Nm Gage porber
iparen fie in @on1frep, mo tie oaS @ptel
nit 2 gu l perloren, 11no perga119enen
Don1,erStas puroen lie tn Ta1rnto1lt
nit 3 gu @ 9ei6la9en.
gfdditen Sonntag miro oer &lub BON
Springfielo nod Seem u1m fonmen,
I'M, fib NIT ben bieii9en @piele m gu
1ne1fen.
Trl. @l1ie @6ueler lit BON etnem
!, Be1u6e bel ber Ga1ntlte Serman ..
Nirien am 8roaomap nod ibrem 9etm
= @aploro 3uriidgefebrt.
4 = Tranf @i1non, ser oenofratti6e
Gm1btbat fiir btelen &ongrebbe5irf mar
btefer Sage bier IN Seem lllm, UNI TN
sSnterefie ietner &anbioatur tdttg gu
ietn.
Nrl. slnne Setlin9er, bic In
6uro11, e. O., an elmer 3eitune angez
ffelIt 1T, bielt ii6 tpdbreno Der Teiertage
sr,fanas Ser @pde bet ibren @ltern baz
bier az.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-10

eludes an exhaustive study Of the
problems of the city. Some of these
have been completed and are available
as demonstration of the t~horoughness
and system with which these 0 D
ating denominations have sought to
face the problems which the Church
must meet in the American cities If
they are to be met.
IN approximately 20 per cent of the
counties throughout America the
Rural Survey Is under way. Some
counties have been completed and can
be used as typical of the exhaustive
nature of this study of rural prob
lens. 1t is shown as a result of these
studies that, while there are not too
many churches, as has been often stat
ed, there may possibly be a better dis
tribution of these churches and of the
ministers, who are the great influences
back of the Church. This matter of
distribution is being referred back to
the denominations for a policy to be
determined by them"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-10

eas I'd %}ylH E1H1fs "' and make ths
communities will raise the funds
through an organization made up of a
number of divisions. Each local
church will maintain its identity and
be a unit in its UNCONVENTIONAL divi-
sion"
After explaining that the Foreign
Survey of the Interchurch World
Movement is designed to disclose the
unfinished task of the church in for
eign fields Mr.. Pierce says:
There is now in progress through
out America a Home Survey, which in
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-10
CHURCHES TO NEED
100000 WORKERS
This Is Estimate of Force Re-
quired by Interchurch World
Movement Program.
5000 NEW MISSIONARIES
TO GO TO FOREIGN FIELDS
Burden of Preparation Rests Chiefly
on UNCONVENTIONAL Schools
and Colleges.

More than 100000 workers will be
needed during the next five years in
the world campaign planned by Ameri-
cas- Protestant churches affiliated with
the Interchurch World Movement.
More than 1900 new missionaries are
to be recruited for the foreign fields
alone, and thousands of other work
ers, lay and clerical, are to be secured
for churches in the affiliated organiza-
tions of this country. Where are they
all to come from?
1t used to be the notion that the only
essential equipment needed by a per-
son who proposed TO devote his life to
the church was a call" On the other
hand, the modern mission worker
knows that, while devotion to duty is
an absolutely Indispensable requisite,
it must be supplemented by highly spe-
cialized training. As much executive
equipment is required, it is commentz
ed, to direct a congregation as to dts
rect a business, for the successful cler5
gyman nus know modern life in III
its many sided phases quite as welIas
Biblical history. The missionary now
adays must often teach agricuIfafe.
Eezrpenrf<, hygiene or sanitatiq<I r.
A preliminary survey Hk73 q
the United States MAD
church has brought GU fact I
90 per ent of the ministeeexandH =
sionaries in service have received TIER
education in institutions under the con-
troll of the church. To these institu-
tions the church must look, it is believ-
ed. for most of its future workers.
Part of the FIND that is to be col
lected by the Interchurch World Move
ment will he apportioned among tbs
denominational schools and collegc
supported by the churches which ?
taking part in the campaign.