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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Bet i~fanbinaDiite
Spsrgsmaal.

9o bet tpife Gige opretteoes /
1871 ifriber u5inanstioenoe" bar
oct en- 9egioenbeo, iom funoe 9iDe
Anleontng til m6rfe 9etragtninger
Ii 9dnmarf. 9eo Dor S~pogranie rei-
tie Zig ct Hige af fnuienoe Oberle-
genbeo, rigt beilaaet meo Penge og
meo De lterite neutrality-suspicious..
Der. 8anmorfs uoenrigspolitiife
Stilling bar lioet IpiteIig. S 1864
baooe @entralmngterne rettet ct oso-
bringenoe Slag imoo os, og 5or.
boloet til Spiflnno maatte oerfor
nsooenoigbis bIibe bittert. Sberige
og 0or9e baooe ioigtet / gteoens
Stuno, og De elirop9iffe Stormag-
ter, Der / 1864 life bapoe rert Ell
Singer. for os, bar enten iom 5ronf-
rig politiif iO9ffet eaer iom Hus-
LAMB og England optaget al ielo at
inorette Jig efter ben npe Situotion.
Den Besiinlisme, 0e6erIaget /
1864 baboe beoirfet / 9onmorf,
Ifif oo RGring Oeo oct ieirsiifre
9reuSiens 0tagtiiOoi0eIie / 1871.
9lfmagtsfeleIien gift os / 8looet og
iiooer Der mooife en6nu. 90 allige-
pei fog ll0oiflingen en- belt ubentet
Retning for os og en- langt guniti-
gere, emo Ri ifllIoe babe bentet. Oct
m9gtige efonomiife DIPPING / 1pif
lamb, Itimulereoe ogioa oct oanife
@rhberbslio til npe anitrengeIier.
Oct er n9ppe rigtigt at tale ON en-
efouomiif @enreisning efter 1864.
Ser trueoe 9annarf iamme Sfpb-
ne efter Dor arig, iom 5ranfrig no.
Iattes for efter 1871. Oct er ferit
6eifoniunfturen / 9egpnoelIen al
1870erne og bel nof ogiaa oct oD6e
SnOtrpf al at Den tpife 5are maat-
te MODES meo SpbpoeIien al al oor
@nergt, ser ifobte Den sfonomiife
8ebegeIie Der | 2anoet op til pore
Gage.
Oct er bGro at merfe, at ben npe
6egnn6te / 9anmarf langt ito.
ligere END / 0orge og Soerige. SIM
pulierne ipofra og 0eobenoigbeoen
al at nprge os moo ben nationalt
Dg efonomiif, trnlleoe npe arpfter
frem at oen oanife Serb. Oct inf
feoes os at tnptte iaaoanne 5orbin.
oelier meo De tore Magter, Der OH
CAB os, at hi efterbannoen fsIte Dor
Sitting betrpgget. England 6leO Dor
beoite 9un6e, 9piflano Dor rigtfor-
2eOermoer og Ruslano. De
itore 6remtiosmuIigbe6ers 2ano.
@er6ensfriger bar bragt en- 9Gn.
bring / oisie 5orbolo og filler os
oberfor en- Experimenting uoaotil.
@nnife iprlig ber6res 9anmarf Iaa-
bel iom 0or9e og Sberige af ben
rusiiife 9eDolution og ben Gorifpo.
ming | MagtforboIoene, iom ben
bar bebirfet. SbffInno bar facet en-
oomineren6e StiGfing 1 gIteribenL
og iflGbe pi gore bort geItif op ef.
ter oea uSsitlins, Der foretommer
ianoiDnligit, bliber BET, at Der langs
opftaar en- 8effe Smao.
itater, Der label efonomiff Tom po'
Iitiif mongler ben aroft, g5oroem.
met for 1914 befnb.
Der er inpnIigt fremiat notalel'
fer ON ct nMitteleuropo, Der nilbe
bIine ben altoberpeienoe Wagtfoftor
poo bet eiiroppiffe Sentiment. 8
ben ienere Sib er ganffe pift Diffus.
iionen oerom traa6t mere | Bag
erunben I TpffIano oe gitrig.ltn.
gnrn, og man mao antage, at naar
bet Erpf, Der MI boIber bisfe @iger
fommen, Tappes, bill 8etnnfeligbe.
6erne operfor en- iaa1an Sammen-
fpeisning poffe. Men feIp ON ct mel.
Iemeuroppiif aemperige iffe ban.
nes Spo for Dor @rpnie, en- bog
~ ~ vSL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
GUmceripuamS,

Sanif 0n6stieneite. Yoo @runo
st 4iIImangeIen bar 6rue geenig-
beo | 6lensborg iii. o6Iensborg au."
lnotil ptoere benlo9t fine @lt0stiene.
iter til 9elligoauosfirfeu, Der let.
tere tan oponrmes. De Oonite
galostieneI ter moo oerfor ~forelgbig
henl9gges til ON 4itenen.
Smprpriier. M%agftruten / ao-
henroo 6efenotger, at Der er tdlt-
iut nDe 8riier for Smsr, nemlig.
91~eierbpris for Brooucenter 2 Oearf
So Bienning, oe0 Salg ira 0eeie-
riet til 5orbrugerne 2 Morf 70
Bfenning % DeO Salg gennem De
tnil5anOlere til 6orbrl1gere 2 Worf
70 8fenning Gun0et.
Snst. 5or at forebpg9e &iI0t.
faOe og for at Orgie paa De tnap.
pe agoiorrd0 er oct n90oen0lgt, at
Der M / Sugttioen OOerolt ifpOes
8ilot meo Oen iterite Soer. Den
ite0iortrgoen0e @ereralfommonOo !
altona anmooer oerfor Sogtpoliti-
mpn0igbe0erne ON 1 oenne IiO at
benpenoe oeres 0pm9rfi ombeb paa,
at Der bliper Ifll6t ian meget 8iIOt
pm miIigt, iier al Rrono1l0tet og
8il0I0inene formin0Ites, iooren0e til
Rrigsforbol0ene.
De 17aariss. uesbi. ap." meO-
5elcr: 6or nogIe Gage ii6en uogit
Der Or0re til De 17aarige i Spif-
Lnno ON poanp at fremitiae Jig
poa Sesiionen. De bar tioligere
moattet fremitiHe Jig, men Stsrite-
porten fit ben Sang 2oo til at ben
De biem igen. ghu 0erinto0 oentes
De-, at De Reference itrafs man Iooe
ia u00onne til Solooter for efter
en- fort ltoonnnelie at nfgna til
Sronten.
8OttDrp Slut berget Of Srano.
Sitter Eoa0 y9am6. 6rem0enblott"
m~eO0eler, ltobrgo Der forleoen Cor
bag aften m&1lem al. 8 og912
Brand / @ottorp Slot. Sl0en an.
greb fsrit Iapetagen / Sen 8eit for
6obe0taarnet liggen6e So0Hsi al
elottet. Nan tiIfaIote itrafs Camp
iprsiterne ira aiel og 5Ien8borg,
Der ogina mart fom til SteOe %
befnmpe6e SlOen energif. aI. 9
ON Ratten bleo 5oarnet ogioa an
grebet al Sloer, og man irpgte0e MI
for, at Sen ItltIoe breoe Jig til bele
SIottet. Ger bIeD ga ien0t teIegrn.
7if 91t0 efter en- 3ampiprgite ira
6amburg, og Sen 6IeO o9iaa ienot
al Sfe0 / ct Sertog, men oa bette
tom til Ienrpiiniter, blep Spr6iten
fbeitflt. 9et bar nenlig lnffeOes De
10 andre 8ampipr6iter at begrGnIe
8loen, og oeo Wiio6agstto ON Ssn-
3ogen bar ben 6efempet iaa Itprft,
At 5prsiterne fun0e ien6es biem.
6ele Slottets SpOoeit0el meO
8darnets peitre SpofIsi og 8eit-
fleien Iige til oct gnmle 5iSrne-
anarn bleu ct HoD for 9uerne.
8erimo6 re0oeoes Oen gomIe
Roro- og gitflsi li8eiom Slotsfo.
pellet meo Den ber6mte bertltgeIige
geoeItol, et Neiteru9rf al Sntariia.
ar6ej6q, ingen Sfa0e leo.
aariugen til SI0ens Opfomit Ell
zn0nu ubetenot.
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len, .. 30. Olen, Sens g~eterIen, Ssren 9eterien,
an0ers 9eterien, 9eer 9fasmusien, Sens Sererien,
anorep 0ieIien, gbrtit 9e0eren, 5rit5 gbrifenien
M. O1ogenien, %. 9olrien, S%rone6erg, Ooergoaro,
y. OIien, Dooio @erta, Inna Seitman, ". .. Subj
8asmuS ~Seppeien, Chris Nielien, q. 9. geieIien, Geo.
8iIegoaro, 9eter 8iIe9onro, MorIs 9eteren, Dtmtrioe
@eterieu, ~. SerfeIien, s. o. 9ro9b bo. SOC; Sbomas
Berg, ". q. Sanien, Sans Saniea Chris 9fielieL
0eoabar6t 9eterlen, .. 81. 5nitb, 9~aar9ret6e @irt8,
g. Santrlon6, s. . 81. So6nien, 4. 5. 9onborg, Chris
RiIegoor6, 4ai PouFen, Sobn Smiot, 5. y. Scbmiot,
Geo. G9riiterier, SoraIO Wtdrt6eOalb 20. 81; q. @bri.
itenien, Chris Sanien, 8. .. Slipper bo. Zoe; @oliS
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st enigt GRANDDAUGHTER oil finoe fin
Ylaos / ben europeiife Susboto-
ming, booroan emo 2Dffens 8ernin.
ger foloer. st uenigt Sfanoina-
bien letter Dor @tiiitens paa Spill.
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lien. @reaer anoerien, 8. g. Anoerien, Sine Senien,
ghri 1bomIen, Safob Sanien, Sobart Serien, Sobn
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The sun., 1918-09-01

D. Appleton & Co. are publishing a
new novel by George Gibbs entitled The
Golden Bough, an adventure story with
scenes laid chiefly in Switzerland and Ger
many 1t deals with a young American
soldier who matches his wits against those
of German agents. ...
The sun., 1918-09-01
Books and the People Who Make Them

OH ERE is the poet Of our DIVISION"
IL said Major Gen. Organ. after
reading a number of the poems by Pr
vate Charles Divine, the author of City
Ways and Company Streets, just pub
hshed by Moffat, Yard & Co.
Dodd, Mead & Co. have just published
The Mo~ey-Maker, by Irving R. Allen, "a
love story by an efficiency expert"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-07
TATE-THO HOMPsoN NIIpTIAIS

Iii i quiet ceremony Mrs. Laura
Frafe, Of 209 nalies street, became the
bride Of Mr.. James N Thompson ii
lIock Island, ILL.,, Sunday morning
June z, at :4a. Rev. ri u. lag per-
formed the ceremony 1T the parsonage
HI Washington Street. after which tbs
bridal party n0toeed thirty miles ii
the beautiful country home of tbs
room's brother John Thompson
yhere i bountifOl wedding diilna Wa
ervea, and d delightful da wa
peIlt, Thaae present were Rev. arr
q rs lJay aiid IL lss Iutis. gfr. aflt
AIRS Harrison Hamilton, Mrs Haiti,
iayes, George Roy Tate and wife
Mrs. Lucy Clark and Mrs. Julia liig
gins.
All. and Mrs. Thompson will max,
their home at 209 Daller Street, day
ton. Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-07
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
HAS SUCCESSFUL RALLY

II was truly great day in Zion last
Sunday. Never before in the history
at Dayton has such enthusiasm been
shown in i rally effort. Rev. Smith
asked the members to raise Sl5a0.A0
Many thought that amount WIS esa
tirely too large to ask fer 1lnasr tsls
present conditions However, under
the leadership Of the 'slittie saan irons
Kentucky with big ideas. the clubs
began to work, and when the fiual
count was made more than $1,000 had
been raised. The December club, uil-
der the leadership of Mrs. Lena pa
Wis, took the lead by raising S555. All
the clubs did exceedingly we'll. and
deserve much credit for their splendid
work
The success Of the rally stamps Rev,
Smith as financier. For many years
Zion Baptist has been burdened with
heavy mortgage The s'main debt
rally il an annual affair, and hereto
fore members have had d struggle To
raise several hundred dollars to pay
on the mortgage. Now the trustees
haye $4,000 to pay on the principal
and have already paid the interest,
|. Rev. Smith has not only succeeded
lin getting his members to work in
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-07
FIRST DAYTON MAN
OF COLOR TO DIE
FOR DEMOCR ACY
Joseph Henderson Falls Before shot
oil German Enemy in France

Joseph Henderson, colored, of 226
ziegler street, has been killed IN &C.
ton against the Germans IN France,
according 10 word received here Fri
day night by his wife, Mrs. Pearl Hen.
derson.
Henderson II believed to be Che first
enlored man from Dayton to die In
the war. The message from the Ad-
jutant Generals office stated Hender-
son died from gunshot wound %
May lis.
Henderson was i sergeant III Com
pang q, of the Ninth Battalion, and
left Dayton October III, 1917, He
was stationed ii Newport News be,
fore leaving for France He was Al
gess of age aad was horn ii xenia
Henderson was married May II, 1917
His wife, one sister, and d step
daughter survive.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-07
MIDDLEToWN NOTES


Mr.. j. M. Singleton spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday in Dayton.
While there he called on the editor Of
The Forum and left his subscription
for one year Prof. Singleton came
to Middletown from South Carolina,
and is one Of the progressive young
men of the race.
Mrs. Margaret Elkis is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. Broadus Is visiting at the
home of Mrs, Isaac Anderson, l85 Il,
Tenth street.
Mrs Josephine Routt and mother,
who attended the g. NJ. +. Conference
which met IN Chicago, report i profit
able meeting and delightful trip, The
return home was greatly enjoyed with
ia party of friends, among whom we're
Pr. Watkins and Dr. MeFerns beth
Of Covington. Nv, Mrs. Mamie Fields,
Mrs. Elsie Butler, Mrs. Nelly, Mrs.
Il b Stewart, and DR.. Dweenie. of
Springfield. Ohio.
Mrs. Mcclure, after spending sew
|eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends here, has returned to her home
1t Carlisle, Py
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Russell, Of Tenth
street, have purchased four lots Iii
beautiful Idlewild, Mich. They ex-
pect to spend their vacation there this
summer.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-07
Wants Democracy for Us.

and The opportunity to fill any posi-
tion for which he has prepared. him
#seif. He stated that white men are
giving thousands of dollars annually
70 ditfuse this propaganda, and APP
pealed % the colored people to do their
bill % foster the cause The associ-
atoms fight on lynchins, through pub
licity, said Mr., shillady, has already
awakened Il new sentiment in the
South.
AT The elose of the lecture more
than fifty persons joined the aasoei-
ation Of tha local branch.
The drive for 500 members IL pro-
crossing and the officers have hopes
af rea King the goal The regular
monthly faaeting viii BE held Thurs
day evening, June III, BIT The w. q. a.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-07
HAROLD WILLIAMS WRITES
FROM FRANCE

The following letter was received
by David Jones from Harold Williams
recently:
Headquarters Co s72d r. |. N. s.,
S. Fl, 229 France, via N. Y,
My Dear Friend
| am writing just few lines to lei
you know that am still in the lansi
of the living and 80 fut and sauey a
a pet pig.
We have lots Of excitement that af.
fords us certain amount Of happi
ness that could not be fouad else
where. The rich blood Of real lifs
pulsates through my being with sucl
rapidity and force that at times my
brain is exercised to its utmost 4
prove to me that all that am expert
encing IS real and not a myth or /
dream.
Think Of me often, and always re-
member me as, the man tnat never
would give up and brave enough I,
tackle anything no matter how diff
cult the prphbien might seem.
| Best regards to all my friends, ans
tell them that am planning grea
times to be spent by them when | re
turn. Don't worry about writing !
| you are too busy, bsat If you have an.
spare time drop me few lines from
I time to time and am quite sure tina
| it will be appreciated, as have al
ways considered you to be one Of m.
best friends.
| see Garfield. your brother, ever.
day. remain. as ever,
Your friend,
HAROLD WILLIAMS.
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SECRETARY sHILLADY
MAKES SPLENDID ADDRESS


A large and representative audi
enee greeted John r. shillady, secre-
tary or the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored People,
at Zion Baptist Church Tuesday eyel-
ing, June 4th. Rev. Father ]. n. SAM
uels- Belboder, President of Dayton
Branch, presided.
Secretary shillady held his audi
ence speilbonnd, speaking almost two
hours upon the relation of the races
ava real democracy. Iie statpa tile
propaganda pf the ai'ganlration as \
Aaetrina eontsnsling FIJI every Anlafi-
can to have ia equal chanee fur edu-
eatiau. the use of public institutions
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Colored Troops
Garry First Flag

NEW YORK. June s 4 colored
regiment carried the first American
flag to the firing line, and another col
ored regiment took the first New York
state flag to tne American front, de.
claraa Governor Charles 3. Whitman
tonight, when, III dedicating the new
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association building for eoIored men,
liz paid Il tribtsta Ia the conrag III
eoioruas troops
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UNIQUE STUDY CLUB

The Unique Study Cut met May
~ with Mrs. VIM Peyton, On Home.
stead avenue. Mrs. Della Browns
aper on slang Ph ~asaa was yar,
pod. Mrs. Wiiliam q. stpkes was
HE guest of ssonor, md gave i vers
Instructive talk. The club win meet
tune 18th with Mrs i II. Rives. 82l
SpTnglse straet.
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Will Retire

After an uninterrupted busiEass Ga
reer of 48 years, John H. Finley will
on July ! retire from carpet cleaning
business. Mr. Finley engaged IN the
cleaning of carpets N the days before
vacuum processes were anticipated. He
developed widely known and thriving
establishment on Mead street hlr.
Finley has been active In his eonnec-
i0n with movements fM the 5seGk0r
saent of tse eoaogea race.
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BIG FOURTH or
JULY Gel LIBERATION
Es.AkER ST. NOTES

On the 18th Of July there win be one
~ the biggest celebrations ever held
in the city. There will be all kinds
of amnsements, and every minute Of
he day and evening will be spent in
q profitable manner. There will Dc
no admission Zee, and al kinds Of re-
freshments, lunch and dinners viii De
served.
The proceeds are for our building
fund. Come and enjoy the day.
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MISSIONARY BOARD
MAKES HONOR roll.

Mis- Mahala Hill and Mrs. j. MI.
Myers attended the Tenth District
Quarterly Conference at Central
q fistsan Church. Cincinnati, ohio,
June 3.
The Washinaton Street Christian
Church Missionary Board was award
NJ the prlze Cor The highest percerssaga
and gsyeaa the honor sou boels.
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E.(,,TlJRE

A lecture will be given at the just
lis Club Wednesday June 18th by Atty.
Thomas j Howard Ut Cincinnati. Ohio,
upon the subject, ''The Future Of the
Young Negro 4 Music and Buffet
lunch.
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EUCLID AVE. A. M. f.
z CHURCH NOTES

Last Sunday was i recordshreaker
for this church.
Our June rally results were $4D5.7O.
This i the first part of il; we expect
greater results on the first Sunday ID
July. We wish 70 cancel the total in
debtedness this year, if life lasts. We
earnestly ask all members and friends
and strangers as well, 10 come and
help as to wln out
Rev. "A. H Uptergrove Is anxious
To complete the job.
The Sunday school II aoing its bil
20 aid The church and does II, VIII.
iagIg.
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Thursday morning Mr.. 3. 7. Banks
received d telegram TO report at Har-
per's Ferry June 10th to enter into
two weeks training preparatory to
einbarking for France as Y. M. g. a.
Secretary
Mr.. Banks has been q useful citi-
zen Of Dayton, and will be greatly
missed He will leave Sunday.
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LETTER AND ADDRESS
TO PRESIDENT WILSON

Father j. N. Samnels- Belboder, Vicar
The printed address TO Win the
War; having been received from the
printers, q copy DC same was forth
with forwarded to President Wood
row Wilson with the following letter:
The Hon, Woodrow Wilson, President,
the White House, Washington, d. 6.
Your Excellency:
| respectfully send you the enclosed
address in behalf Of the members Of
our church; assuring you that II em-
bodies their full opinion, and not only
their opinion bat that OF more than
ten millions OF citizens OF this great
republic, OF which you are the selected
head
The matter touched upon in this en-
closed pamphlet is 50 important n its
relation TO the nresent colossal world
struggle chat your attention can be
given 10 nothing grefter that II cal
sulatad to win the war and make dem
oeYaey safe foi tife wurlsl eseas esses
and people Of the world,
have the honor to remain, sit,
Very sincerely yours,
j. M. SAMUELS- -BEEB0DER.
June 5, 1913.