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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
9erOm gT Der oelie Nentmger.

Wiin gooe Ben Toit. 5. 5. SLID
zig ifren i dr. Is bl. a..
Zen e1elte RDtte al Den biOtiI
igrte 5orbonoling ON Siguingen er,
iaa uiOt ieg tan ie, ben. at oisie,
Der tror paa Stress Delegation,
oar faaet en- Delfonmen 9eiligbeo
til at apertere oeres Ieori / laa
9enieenoe. Og faar ri areossGe le.
gation, Iaa err amloen oermeo bug
get oper. Sngen mere Jorbanoling
ON eler ~lltilfreosbeo meo 2ignin.
gen. 8reos. ansien betaler a~lle9fei.
fer for De fan uOpnlgte DeIegater;
Der ienoe5 til AarSmeOet. De imaa
fan fna 2op at Iiooe biemme bpert
Var enoogiaa uoen at betale
be So til Signingen. Selufslgelig
bar be 2op iii Iom andre itiffelige
Wenneifer at fomme til aarsmsOet
iom e9gfolf ! i'm Sel6eo for at
bere 5orbanoIingerne tmeIlem De
iterre perionligbeoer, naar De Del
at mRrfe ielu betaler oeres 3ei-
fer
Man lpgge WRrfe til llotrDf-
fene uoe fun uoualgte 8elegater,
voe imaa fan faa Soo at iiooe
biemme bpert Star" og o5orbano-
Iinaerne mellem De itsrre 4erion.
Iiabeoer~. Oct TotaliuotrDf, Jon
anfgrte Yasfais giDer, er, at Der.
Tom ri iaar freosoelegereoe aars-
msoer, lao bliuer Dor airfes 5tp-
relic miuore oemofratiif eIer mere
ariitofratiif.
Get par alorig fnloet mig mo
fsr, at Der funoe ggres en- Sno-
pending nf ben Mrt inoo freosoe-
leaereoe Marsmsoer. Sno os
ruionnere Ell 5mule oerouer.
Oct Ifal itrafs inorsmmes, at
10 mere oirefte Solicit ~
buaoe eennem Snitiatio og Refe-
reuoum - fnn iaa anleoHing til
OF eue SnofIpoelie paa Stprelien
0es mere oemofratiIf eler f%olfelig
blfper ben. 9lltfan oglaa for Sir.
feus Beofcmmenbe - 10 mere Sir.
fefolfet fan fun Afrleoning til oiref.
t. at epe SnoflpoeIie paa &irfens
ssfnrelie. oesmere oemofratfif eL
Ter fi~rfefolfelig bliDer ben.
Men oirefte 5olfeitpre er 10 en-
fioeirem almuligbeo baaoe ! Stat
% airfe.
mrtp engnng at tpnfe 9anfen
ON birefte GoIfeifpre al port SANDS
oolitiife MnIisgenoer til Gnoe. vi
e De itemmebereftiee0e bort
oo,,aa 100 MiNioner Snobpggere
tf,,roe {ornIes pun Get Steo for at
rcoS1ooi Sernbnnerne tirrOe lite
beiorore benz ingen 9p fanoe
v,.n,r,e bemI inger menne1teltg
sstemu,e sltnoe tiItaIe benz ale pnd
n @dnaI ofU. oip.
~ xcvt fine 4frfe5dmfltn0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
Kurume, Japan.


Dear REV. q. b. Christensen
W. suppose, when this letter
eaces you, that yon are having
the Annual Convention of the
United Danish Evangelical Lu.
theran Church. We er very glad
to have the honor Of writing to
you and send a word of greeting
to all the Brothers and Sisters
in Christ across the ocean
through you.
We thank yon heartily for
your earnest and faithful asst
stance Of many years for the
sonl-winning-work in our coun-
try, which we are very glad to
say is developing more and
more, and all the Christians who
belong to the Japanese Evange
lieal Lutheran Church, we may
say, the whole japanese nation
join us in thanking you.
Kurume is, as yon know, the
first place where the American
United Danish Mission Board
began the work, and it is now
sixteen years since that time.
\ few centuries ago the Ro-
man Catholics began the work
here among high and low, and
they had a great many beliey-
ers; from the Daimys to the
townpeople. But as their way
Of teaching was not evangelical,
and added to that the persecu-
ton Of the government was so
severe, that it made the. people
think that the Christianity is an
injurious heretical doctrine, and
that thought has taken a deep
root. So in recent years in spite
of hard work of the Protestant
preachers there were hardly any
converts, only the Buddhism and
other snpersutions religions got
powerful. At last the churches
of 5 sects, which began the
work here had TO give up in
great disappointment. Just at
that time, our Evangelical Luth-
eran Church began our work
here for the 3 million cheep
withouth a shepherd in this
most difficult place, by opening
a preaching place, obeidient to
opr Lords Command. OF ource
we met hardships akin to des-
pair, which others met, and we
have experienced also the cold
reception and contempt which
they experienced. But the Grace
Of God and the guidance Of the
Holy Spirit was greater than
the difficulties. After a few
years the foundation Of cur
church in a spiritau sense, got
firm and our work got com
paratively easy. Now, after 16
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

Nigrtl Sioen al oct 5palterum,
Der ltoo til 0 Radoig3eo i bette
Rry oar optaset, oar ri moota
get tire SnOieHoelier. JOIN Sn0ien.
oerne al 9enipn til Samnun0ets
Aarsnsoe, beoer ON 4laos Tor BEN
ne uge. gi imsoefom iaa gerne
De preoe 5noienoeres 4~nmoOning,
men bet beolte, pi UNDER 0mitpn.
oigbeoerne fan gre, er at lone
Dem 8lnos / oct pr, Der uogaar
10. SUM iamme Gng, fom Mars
msoet ! Reenab beginner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
9Inmarfninq til CUenitaaenbc.


9e0 iioite Aarsmeoe palltes ui
iom aonlite ii at reuioere 5orila
act til aeglcr ior Ell 9%eniionsfas
ic. Ill Meolemmer Al aomiteen
Dal1tes 4ait. e y. aisIler, 8.
Zion 9ielien o. q. I. 2ana. ;
9ebet Al Garet rejignereoe BAT.
z. 5. aisller, o. ga ser iHgen
bleo ll0neunt / bans 5teO. benlaa
9fr5eiOet III Sc andre to Me0len
mer. 5 aarsberetnin8en iiges hIn,
at aomiteen itllloe o%reoiOere 3eg-
lerHe. men oa Der life 5a3oe i'm
Der nogen 0r6iteIie 5teo, 5oorpeo
oet bar bleoet paapeget. 5oao Der
Dar at pnore ueo 3iealerne, iaa
oar aomiteeu bcn0iit til at 5ano
lie eiier Sfsn o. iremIGgger iaa
9eroeO aeiuItatet.
9lariaaen I'll At arbpioet isrit
oiieutlia8eres MI er. oels at oi
bar bait iaa me1et efsfra arbeior.
at bet BAR oanifeligt at faa 9io.
oels at mar oct bleo trBft lBe
isr Garsmeoet. oiloc oct Brre i
friIf 1ainoe, % eaoeli8 al garsbe
retninsen finn iorlal5er oct ofieni
ligaiort inoen Aarsnp0et. TT III
Dpre 3iS net for i%aaoanc. ioHi
life mnatte fomne til I~arsmeoei,
at inSen6c fine 9etanfninaer I'll
Wsoet.
Ia 6oriIoget 10 maa toulne ior
aarsms0et I'll Grsitelie. nierao-
miteeu oct life Tor nsoprnoiat Ger
at be1rnnoe oe 9enorimer, Der er
foretaaet. Som iteeh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

fens 4nliggen0er. 0ien mango for.
Ifellige 6enipn umlliggsr bette.
Alfereoe unoer oor mroGrenoe
6oriatning er Def De iaa uopalate
9ele9ater@, Der iamles for at RAD
ilaa, orSite % beitemme. % u0e
imaa iaar 2oB at iiooe biemme
6oert aar. ON man elIers bar
SoO til at fuloe Dem imaa, Der
life bliper oalgt iom Gele9ater til
aarsmsOet.
Get fan nj a6iolnt fife fomme
Bort ira, At BET maa bIioe for
bolosois la u0Dalgte, Ser no
8sr % maa uo5gre aarsmeoet.
Som oi M BAR oct, oa er De
tienitgsrenoe Yrgiter / Samfun-
BET % iaa cen 2~egoelegat ira 6Oer
0enig5e0 % 10 ira gienigbeoer
af en- 0is Stprrelie yoe iaa uooalg-
te."
Den Den tore ulempe peo Dor
moprenOe StDremetooe er life
at De nuooalgte4 ioser aarsme
bets for~5anolenoe % beilutten0e
Qle0lemmer, men at Sc, ION bar
.8aa0 til at 6etaIe 0mfoitninger-
ne. tloaer 9(orsm0oet. og Here baa.
Sc fattige graiter 81 lattice inaa
Renigbeoer er 6inoreoe ira at Del.
tage.
9efte eploer 0a iqrIig goerfreo.
iene. ri 5orte9ueIieu ooer item
me6erettigeoe Meolemmer Deo iio.
tie aarsmooe Ter jeg. al Ser par
ire grniter (oen enc rimeligUis
foroi ban iom Directions 5orman0
Tor :. g. Z. $. BAR nsot oerti0
ira atlautif-areOien, men in8en
ira 8acifif 8reoien. ri Qlenig6eOs.
0eleaater oar Der cen ira @aeific.
9reoieu og iugen ira Administered
len.
@or narDprenOe 6oriatHing 81
Ger oerfor De mere bemi0leoe %
eentralt I5faliiereOe Neni55eoer %
9ruiter anleoning til at itDre gen.
nem aarsmsoerne meo llOeluffeI
Ie al oe min0rebemioleoe % i1eI.
oigere lofaliiereoe @eni8beoer %
9rpiter.
Oct err life belt fri for at bare
9rag af noget aritofratfif, font
lea piIliet inoremmer, at bet life
er ariitofratiffe TenOenier, men
oerimo0 5or5oI0ene Der i 2anoet,
Der er Sfolo / bette 5orboIO.
men ga set MI er fomplet amu-
ligt at 5aoe oirefte 5olfetpre, o9
pi oerimoo er tpungne til at ltDre
aennem 8eprRIentanter, iaa er oct,
ieg bar ment og mener tremoeles,
at oi buroe BRUCE BEN retiproigite
oa melt praftiife Representations.
Refooe at itpre efter.
Staten bar palet ct 8eprGlenta-
tiousIDitem, iom gtDer ale Saftoets
.Ggne lige @ogang til at bore meO
/ set belle 9anos Stprelie. Del 81
per oofoliteterne 9n, Gonntg,
Stat ioa flor SeluitPnoig6eo,
ION oet nogenlunoe er mnligt, og
iaa ienoer De enfelte 8aIgfreoie
bper fine nfaa uopnlgte" Wpno
I'll aongresien, og De andre (itoen
oerfor at regnes FOR vimaa") mno
Ii00e 6ienme bpert Anr.
90 ui bar fom 9irfefamfuno
.taaet eet Sfriot I inmme Retning,
ioet pi bar inooelt Samfunoet /
areofe og gipet bUer areos Sri
6e6 til at brine f~elpit9noig areos.
misiion. Set bar netop ct Sfriot
1 oemofratiif eler f~irfefolte.
fig 8etnina, os Der er pit life
mango, ION snifer, at oi ItaI 90.
re BET SfriOt tilboge.
Seq mener, at Of onoet Sfriot
/ Inmme Retning bil Dpre Greos-
oeleaere aarsmeoer. Gerpeo teen.
fer lea iaa paa, at peO areosme
6erne fan Menigbe0sfoIfet
uirfelig bIioe reprpienteret, %
naar Iaa oisfe areosm6oer Dalgte
Reprqientanter til anrsmsoet, iaa
blep oct oirfelig folfeualgte eller
menig9e0sDaIgte gelegater,
Der fom til at uO9ere aarsmgoet
Openltaaenoe bar ieg life lire.
BET boerfen for at uRffe Wisior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

Years, ouf hufu1ne enuft1 Il
greater member of attendants
both for the service and the
SUNDAY school, more than they
have in others places in Japan,
among the Lutheran church.
This, We sincerely believe, IS
by the grace of the unseen
Hand and your unceasing help.
and we all thank you very
much. Praise be to our God
who maket the stone which the
builders rejected the Corner
stone"
The members Of this church
encouraged by your love IN
giving them the land for the
church and parsonage, made up
their minds to do their best as
a christian however hard the
struggle may be.
And now, the member Of
christians have increased and
the rooms part of the par
sonage) in which the services
are held, have become too small
even for ordinary services, aud
we feel the necessity of a
Church very much. We have
been saving up money for this
purpose with earnest prayer,
for the last 10 years, and it has
now got the 500, and to add
to this sum 5000 has been offer
ed newly as a church building
fund 50 that 1t makes $1,000.
The building estimate comes to
$4,000 at least, as every hing
has gone up since the war be-
gan. We are told that the
estimate Of the Buddhist temple
which IS to be completed this
year, IN this city, is $4,000
Sc our $4,000 is not very much
to be surprised at.
What we have laid up is
only a tenth and we regret it
is 50 little, but we believe our
Lord will not despise this money
for he knows how this was
collected. Some have gone with
out even necessary food, and there
is some money from a young
man whose father and sister ha-
We been i'll a long time, and who
supports a large family, then
there is a lady who has sold
her dresses, and there is a sol
der who had lost faith, and
who hearing about this fund,
returned to his former faith
and ont Of a full heart, sent
money, from "a far off place.
Some non-christians Just out of
goodwill to us, sent in their
contributions. These are only a
few instances, but when we
think of all the pains taken in
saving the money, our hearts
overflow with thankfnlness.
We hear that the other chur-
ches, in this place, r thinking
OF building churches, and must
we, who are foremost in mum
Der and in other points, alone
be left behind without a proper
place to wordship Godl
W. have made up our minds
TO have our long looked : for
church built, (Which is a most
pressing need and TO make a
good progress in our work on
this memorable year Of Tooth
anniversary of the Religious
Reformation.
All! Brothers and Sisters who
are in Christ May we implore
you to remember us both with
your earnest prayers and gifts.
When the steple of the temple
OF the Lord of Hosts stands in
the midst Of our city of Ku-
rune, then your love towards
us, japanese, for Christs sake
will be carved never TO be for
gotten, in the hearts of the
members Of the Lutheran church
(which is needless to say, in all
Kurume citizens hearts.
May the grace and peace Of
God be with you always.
We are yours truly,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

Naar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer i BIadet. euten for at
kobe hos dem eIler for at faa oplysning
ON Diet averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. Det vii were til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

Z. Nfaerelier.
s. g6nbrinn NJ 9ilnne.

9enOfinser / 6isie 9iloDe fan
ioretages al SamfmOets 9Garsmeoe
me0 iinpcl Woioritet. eiter At
Ioraaget isrlt bar Daret 5e5ano-
let n 5ouOet 9eimrelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
@ilopc.
1. 9eltprclIens lliatcr.

Ia 6orman0: 9eitnreliens 5or.
mano ifaI idmmenfaI6e 9eimrelien,
Haar ban timber oct neopenoigt,
% Ieoe oens 6orbnnolinger. no
iteoe Annisninger I'll ale 6ouoets
llObetalin9er, inOberette til ben ior.
oanife airfcs aarsmsoe % til BE.
itpreliens egne RsOer iamt bape
IiliDn meo 5onoet5 belle 9irfiom
beO.
(b) G9itiormanoen ifal biitaa
Sormauoen I l~losoeIien al bans
@irfiomoeO o. leoe 9eimreliens
.EDieoer i 6ormanoens 8rauar.
(c) SefreiGrrn ifal iere noisrlia
Grotofel ooer 5orbauoIingerne Deo
geimreliens Dieoer. beisrge Den
forefommenoe aorrelponoance, op.
beDare 5onoets arfiD Iamt isre
8ortesnelie oper gfe0lemer %
peniionsbercttiaeOe.
90 aasiereren ifal title en- Inn.
Dan aaution. iom Aarsmsoet be.
itenmer. San ifal isre 9egnIfa6
oDer 6onoets Nlioler % nubringe
Iamme efter 8eitpreliens Beiten-
melie. Sam ifal mootnge ale Sno.
betnlinger, ioretage ale llobetaIin.
ger eiter 6ormnnoens Anoisning
o. iremlagee 5onoets Hegnitaber
peo ben for. oanife airfes Mars.
msoe og for geitDrelien, naar Jam.
me freezer oct.
(e) Sjrlpefasiereren ifal biitaa
Gonoets aasierer pna inaoan Waa-
De, Tom AarsmsSet ener geitprelien
nRrmere beitemmer.
2. Mepiiiom at Negnifaber.
Feniionsionoets Negnifaber re-
pioeres ni cen foreneoe airfes Ne.
piiionsfomite.
3. gcitpreliesmpoer. j.
geitprelien boloer Weoe UNDER
ben ioreneOe airfes aarsmeoe, %
| sprigt naar 5onoets SntereSier
freezer bet.
4. Neiiegobtsprelie.
Observation-Disclosures inar oeres
@ejieuogiiter til geiipreliesmsoer
gooteiort at 6onoets aasie. Dette
gnlber bog life til Nboet UNDER
ben for. airfes Marsmeoe.
5. aterxm.
Ct GlertaI ii WeitprelIers Meo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

lemaler fol nOgere aporum ueo
Seitnreiiesmeoer.
d. Oprettelie.
8onOet ifal betrn9tes iom opret
let un6er 0nto al 81. 0ftober 1917
Z. AfgOrrlier.
et1pert Spsrasmaal ON Dec
Iemsret, 3eniionsberettioeIie oio.
aigeres al 6onoets 9eitprelie meo
Anipor ooer for Samiunoets Mars
msoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
9~icDioerct llofnit til
9icalcr for Ten fureucoe onnife
Gu. lmtb. airfes 9enhonsionS.

Zen ioreneoe oanife 70. hts.
airfe I 9lmerifa opretter Ct Zen
iionsiono pna min0it $4,000 ior
oens @rriter % 4roiesiorer.
BrunoionOet 0annes OF ioreges
peo Meolemmernes Snotreoelies
aigift, oeo ipcciel Snoinmlin9
Meniabeoerne ianrt PEG segater o.
ieitamentariife ga9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

OpenItaaenoe bar ieg life fire
BET boerfen FOR at uRffe Wisior.
nsielie meo Dor nilDeren6e Stpre'
maaoe eaer for after at bringe
Spsrgsmaalet ON freosoelegereoe
Marsmeoer paa 8ane ON Oct
por min Seniigt, iaa par Der mere,
lea pfl6e iige - men Blot TOR at
imeoegaa ben SnoDenoing, at oct
ffuloe bore minore retfproigt og
oemofratiIf of iaa en- iaaoan Oro-
ming peotaget. Seq er al mooiat
Mening.
a.. %. anoerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06
II. Neblemsret.

We0lemsret 1ar:
al gruiier % @~roiesiorer, Der til
berer o. pirfer eaer oar Oirtet JON
Iaa6an / oen iorcneoc oanife airfe.
b) enfer eiter 9'rriier % gro-
fesiorer. boig @ano Oeoe isr Son
bets Oprettelie.
q FrGiter % Froiesiorer
Gen Tor. oauifc STRIFE. iom life
%ilutter ia til 5onoct, fan ienere
trpoe ino, uaar De betaIer SHo
traoelicsafgfften mco 9itlas al
81 @entpr ira ben lib. 5onoet
bleo oprettet, elIer ira ben 1io, on
be isrit bnDOe aO9angsret.
anm.: +. geo oRrniter" for.
itaas iaa6anne Brpiter:
Al iom itonr / praiieIis girf
iombeo,
81 Tom pna nnOen Naa0e itaor
I Snmiunoets 9ieneite.
2. 9eo g9rofesiOrer" fOritaas
be al samfunoet iait a%uiatte Co
rere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
class matter.
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Ill mofrroelieSafgiit.

Spert Weolem betaler 5000.
iom fan inobetales peo SnotrR.
oelien eller | 4 1erminer: $50 oeo
Sn6trq6elIen og $50 aarlig De 3
fslgenoe aar. Den abetalte Del
oPffes al fnutionereoe og rentebG-
renoe .Rotes" til 6% pro anno
ira SnotrGoeliesonsen.
w. Weblemsbibrag.
Del aarlige Weolemsbiorag er
So og betales | GorIfuo.
V. Jonbets biiponible Wibler.
anDenoelig til llobetalIns al
Penfion err:
Al @enter al @runoionoet.
b Te aarlige @eolemsbiOras
q On Sreoieoel al 9aniib Gil.
tberon gubl. Souie's N~ettofortje-
neIte, faa mart aarsmsoet maatte
finoe Set betimeIigt.
b 6rfpiIige @nper.
81 @olIefter fra Wenigbeoer og
Goreninger.
VI. %enfsnsberettisebe.
DEMONSTRATION Or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-06

Al @nbper 9rrit eIIer 9rofes.
ior / Zen for. Oonife airte. JON
paa @rnn0 al Sp9oom eller III.
oeroomsioag6eo bar maattet neo.
lpg9e fit gmbeOe; eller iom bar
naaet 60 9lars alSeren % bar neo.
laat tit embeoe.
b @nfer eiter Reolemmer Al
5onoet.
q @ios0e QfeoIemmers efter
Iaote 9ern UNDER Is War.
81 0e nn0er II. b na0nte On
fer. laurent De bar OpipIot Deb
lems6etin8elierne.
vi. Rennuneu.
9eniionsberettigeoe iaar uobetalt
ct li9eli1t 9elg6 iaa tort. JON
6on6ets Snotu8ter ti1aoer. DOG
i Inlet 1ilialoe oper $500 aarIie
VIII. Sab at geHiiOnsrrt.
4eniionsretten tabes:
a al 8reiter % Broiesiorer.
iom:
1. 2lf aDtoige @rmoe afinttes
fra ocres embeoe.
,. 3noen 20 Mars 1ieneite /
Zen ior. oanite STRIFE opsioer De-
res @crnin9 % aaar mo / anoen
9nsitillin1.
3. 8orlnoer Zen Tor. oauife
Strife, uoen at oeus Aarsmeoe fan
goofenoe. aariagcu til oeres Ito.
trr0elie.
l. ) 10 paa binauoen ~iel1euoe
9Car molaoer at 6etale oeres Qleo
lcmsaieiit.
b F~euiionereoe enfer. iom mo
trGoer / mt geateifob.
q Qeniionere0e Born. iom bar
f1lot lG aar.
4nm.: II UNDER VIII, al 2
nuonte MeoIemmer fan faa oeres
Suotrpoeliesaiaii tiIbaaebetalt. BOG
u0en 3enter.
TX. geihrelie.
Zen ior. oanife airfes Mars
meoe uuloer 9eitDrelie ior Son.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-25
H. H. WINDSOR RIVER
FRONT HOME WILL Be
COMPLETED IN FALL
LARGEST WINTER RESIDENCE IN
VICINITY NOW ABOUT HALF
FlNiSHED-NO EXPENSE SPAR
ED IN WORK.

The magnificent Colonial frame
mansion. which has been under course
OF construction since last October on
the river front and South Peninsula
drive, for FL. H Windsor. editor of
Popular Mechanics IS now well nm
der way and viii probably be com
pleted and ready for occupancy before
the end of the next eight months
This house will be the largest ANA
hnest place of residence in this vi
cinity when it is finished II is he
ing erected in the middle of the river
SIDE OF the Windsor property which
runs for 400 feet along the river ana
back TO Peninsula drive The general
Colonial style of the building makes
allowance for spacious verandas on
the west side facing the river.
IL contains 20 large rooms and eight
baths and a basement which runs an
der the entire structure The fullest
width OF the house is 116 feet and its
depth Is 80 feet and it is three sto-
rles high. On the first floor will he
the living room, dining room and sun
parlor. halls and so forth. the other
Two floors being composed of private
chambers.
The basement and foundation walls
are all built of brick more than
100000 having been used in its con
struction. The other part OF the build
ing Is OF the most substantial frame
work. The roof viii be covered VIZ.
a heavy quality of asbestos shingle
Inc plans, which were made bv
W h. Schwartz of Camden. Me pro
Vide Tor every modern convenience
and include the best kind of fixtures
throughout the building. every detail
OF which clearly shows the lavish ey-
penditure of work and expense on
the whole. The plumbing is the best
work obtainable All water pipes are
brass and the soil pipes are the best
regulation iron The building is To
be heated entirely by steam i'm addi-
tion to which are the broad fireplaces
In the library and the sun parlor OF
the first floor
The decoration Of every room is To-
be cheerful and homelike as Tie
whole interior viii be finished in
white enamel
No plans are complete as TO the
laying out of the grounds around the
nome. The main drive Will come I'm
TO the south end OF the house and
there will be two entrances from tie
Peninsula drive
The whole work on the Windsor
home IS being done by Contractor J
kspedahl. of Davtona who is person
ally experimenting the construction.
More than 30 men are nov al work ON
the building every day
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. PENINSULA PERSONALS. )
. = =. = = =. = - =. =. - - )

Miss Dorothy Manchester and
friends, Miss Lulu Mastin. who have
been visiting at the home of Miss
Manchester's parents. Mr. and Mrs
W. y. Manchester and sister. Miss
Gertrude Northrup, Palmetto street
Seabreeze. LEI this mrtning on their
return to their college work at the
Florida State Women's college at Tai
lahassee
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-25
Of Course They MouId-

Election time was drawing near and
an enthusiastic politician was address
ing his constituents in frenzied
speech. Not a few of his assertions.
reduced TO cold thought. We're diamet-
rieally opposed to one another. but
each proposal was received with ap-
plause. A judge turned IL his com
panion and said This reminds me
of the Irish leader Who was cheering
his men ON To battle Min. suid he
We are on the verge 81 battle. al |
want to ASS ye before ~ start viii
yez fight or viii yrz ruus Ne VIII
came "a chorus of eager replies. Winch
will " dog says he. we sin not.
says they Aha. rhtul ~. me min !.
says he. I Thought Ne would
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-25
ENJOYABLE PARTY HELD
FOR STEPHEN 6 {

\ few evenings ago. the friends.
neighbors and relatives OF stephen
Smith, waterworks engineer OF Day
tona Beach and we'll known resident
OF Peninsula drive held birthday
party at the Smith home III his hon.
or.
merry party enjoyed the evening
until late hour when delicious re-
freshments. consisting Of ice cream
and cake were served
\ number of useful ana attractive
presents We're given to Mr smith
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-25

Mrs, S. S Stouffer. and two charm
ing daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
Mildred. who have been spending the
past few months at the Daytona
Beach hotel. left this morning for
Asheville, n, c., where they will visit
for two weeks before going north to
their home in Lansing. Mich
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-25

The guests of the Daytona Beach
hotel were entertained Tuesday even
ing by musical and literary program
given by some of their number
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-25

Miss Frances Shelly will come home
from her college work at the Flor
ida state Women's college at the
state capital this afternoon and viii
not return TO school again this wear.
owing TO the severe illness of her
mother Mrs. L. s. Shelly