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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
GREAT. COMEDIAN
COMING TUESDAY
IN MUSICAL Show
De Wolf Hopper, One of the Worlds
Greatest Fun Makers VIII Appear
In Person Here Tuesday.

De Wolf Hopper's coming appear
ance here In the international success
1.-THE Better ole" signalizes an event
of rare interest for all who appreciate
the fine things that the modern stage
offers. Mr.. Hopper, who has legion
of admirers throughout the country
has scored the hit Of his career be-
hind the footlights by his mastery in
depreciation of the role of Ole Bill.
The character, derived from Captain
Bruce Bairnsfather's famous cartoons,
is one OF the most human types ever
conceived, and Mr.. Hopper is ideally
fitted by nature and training for its in
depreciation. 1.-THE Better 'ole" which
has enjoyed big popularity on both
sides of the Atlantic. will be interpret
ed here by the same organization OF
artists that supported Mr.. Hopper dur
ing his New York engagement. The
action of the play Is interspersed with
numerous catchy and inspiring must
cal numbers, and this incidental fea-
ture entails the services Of vivacious
and sprightly chorus. This big musi-
cal show will be the attraction at the
Washington Theater on Tuesday even
/ ing
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
Announcement

We beg to announce that the orches-
ira of the ENRICOS FILIPINO SER
ENADERS, (Refined Instrumentists)
will render a very exceptional MUSI-
CAL PROGRAM for the New Years
Dance to be given by the Maysville
Assembly at Neptune Hall.
We expect the attendance of your
unsolicited patronage, as this Is posi-
lively the most exceptional music for
any dance given.-being new to the
American people,--so different from
the ordinary orchestra and Jazz Band
music.-so seldom heard in the United
States. The press in the larger cities
has said much about them and we are
fortunate indeed, in securing their SER
NASHVILLE ASSEMBLY.
G. A. DODSON.
C. w. GEISEL.
e. d. MCCARTHY.
29-3O-31 Committee
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
MISS MARSH is HoNoRED

The Lexington Leader says; Miss
Frances Marsh, sophomore student
in the department of journalism, Uni
versity of Kentucky, has been appoint
ed to represent the university at the
national convention of the Association
of College Publicity Bureaus which
will be In session in Chicago January
l and 2. Miss Marsh is president of
the Press Bureau of the University.
She is at present spending the Christ
mas holidays at her home in Maysville
and will go from there to Chicago to
attend the convention.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
SUNDAY SCHOOLS SHOW
ATTENDANCE DECREASE
Bad Weather On Sunday Keeps Many
Bible Students at Home, Re-
ports Are Showing.

Sunday School Attendance Secretary
Richardson reports the attendance at
local Sunday Schools yesterday as fol-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29

REV. .. NJ LitterelI and Rev. 70. r.
Overly. former local pastors. were IN
MayayIIIs today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
CONSIDERABLE TOBACCO
EXPECTED THIS WEEK

There was very little tobacco deliv-
cred on the Maysville looseleaf market
during the holiday season but ware
housemen are expecting quite bit of
the weed to be delivered for sale this
week. Quite a rush of Ohio tobacco
urchased by spectators is expected
to be delivered during the week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
MAsots rLrcf orrlcrns

At the meeting Of Maysvilie Lodge
No. 50, r. and A. NJ. held Saturday
evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term;
W. M.-Edwnrd NJ. Smith.
8. VIC. @. Gault,
J. w--Ernest Gardner.
TreRsurer-E. A. Robinson.
secretary--C. p. Rasp
sr. DIP. l.. Anderson
Jr. DRANK Spencer.
Tyler, G. s. Dale.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
WONDER IF IT
TASTES LIKE OURS

The Cincinnati Post says: Peculiar
taste In city water the past few days is
harmless, according to ]. A Hitler.
waterworks superintendent, who
traces 1t to Industrial residue deposit
ed in the Ohio River above Cincinnati.
"The water was affected similarly
two years ago, but became normal
in few days." Hitler said Monday.
TESTS do not show what the residue
is."
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
MOVES HERE TOMORROW

Mr.. and Mrs. William Stockton are
today moving from their beautiful
home In West Second street recently
acid to Judge Kenton. or Mt. oliyet.
to the Kirk flat building. Judge Ken
ten and family will move to Maysville
tomorrow.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
GREAT NEW YEARS.
FESTIVITIES

New Years Eve will be a great eve
ming in Maysville for plans are being
made for many festivities. The Terp-
sichorean Club and the Maysville AS
sembly Club have both made plans for
big dances and will have unusually
attractive music. Several of the local
churches have planned New Years
socials and Watch Night services.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
cTlCUIT CLERK KEY

Circuit Clerk James B. Key today
filed new bond In the sum OF $4,000
In Circuit Court with the following
men as surety; q. A. Robsinson, Thos.
A. Keith, J. NJ. Hunt. John Brisbois.
v liam Trouts, Jr., II. Hechinger, w.
Hdlton Key, C. l. Wood and q. t.
Kirk. The bond is one OF the best
ever given and is worth million dol
lara
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29

Mrs. Fred Brodt, who has been SER
iously i'll or the past three weeks at
her home on Fifth street, is improv-
ing slowly and her many friends are
hoping for a speedy recovery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
COSTELLO.LUCAS

Mr.. Herbert Costello, aged "a. of
Ewing and Miss Cecil Lucas, aged %,
Of Flemingsburg, were married here
Saturday afternoon by Rev. A. F. Stab
pastor of the Christian church.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29

The Junior Missionary Society Of
tie First M %. Church. South, win
meet at the home OF Miss Louise Best
at $3.50 O'clock Tuesday afternoon
Election OF officers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29

Messrs. nj Hackworth. John Hack
worth and George Sparks, OF the Glenn
Springs neighborhood, were on the 10
cal tobacco market today.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-04-25

STRAIGHT FROM GERMANY
An advertisement originated and produced
for the Victory Liberty Loan by members of
the American Expediionary Force.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16

been weakened appreeiably by the de-
velopments ut the conference.
The opinion generally was expressed
that the fight for the principles which
are advocated should be made within
the existing political parties and all in
dications are that such n course will
be followed Neither the American fed
Grafton OF labor. as such. nor the con
ference was willing to GO officially on
record as favorable TO any political
cause
The report Was revived that organ
lied labor would seek to have many of
the propositions il favors made part of
the platform Of the Democratic party
and that a sustained campaign looking
To such result would be waged. This
probably would carry the fight TO the
resolutions committees of the big polit-
zeal parties at the national convention.
The decision not to tie up with the
labor party or other third. fourth or
fifth party movements may have far
reaching effect on the next national
campaign.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16

ulate the packing Industry
2. Government ownership of railways,
and government control of the mer-
chant marine.
3. Naturalization of natural resourc-
es.
4. Democratic financing of the war
cost by the retention of the income and
excess profits taxes and a higher tax
on land held for speculative purposes.
B. Change in the credit system to take
it out of the hands of private interests
and conduct the credit system on CO
operative basis SO that the small mer-
chant and the farnaer may obtain the
same credit as1 is now available to f.
naneier. fs#t
g. Ratification Of the suffrage amend
ment. ~
:. Passage of the bill submitted by
Congressman Sabbath of Illinois for the
removal of the tax on oleornargarine.
The attitude of organized labor in re-
gard to these planks will be made the
subject of report to the executive
council of the federation of labor be-
fore final action is taken.
The firm stand taken by the national
labor conference held here under the
auspices Of the American federation of
labor, against the growth of Bolshevism
and the I. W. W. in its ranks, and the
decision not to affiliate the most pow
erful agency of organized labor with
the Labor party We're discussed as of
the greatest Importance in regard to
the industrial future of the nation and
the political situation.
Several labor leaders expressed the
opinion that the resolution demanding
| that Bolshevism and the l. w. W. be
| driven from the ranks of organized
labor would prove death blow to the
radical elements who have fought hard
to get control of the American fedora
| ton of labor and destroy the leader
ship of Samuel Gompers and his chief
| lieutenants The radical group, it wa.
| stated, did not now have sufficient rep
resentation TO gain control and haC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16
NOW NOTE HOW HUDSON
is EVEN GREATER

Hudson records were made more
than three years ago. Then 10000
Super-Sixes were distributed to
owners. Everyone became a help in
making the present model a finer,
better Hudson, of which 100 are de-
livered daily. The qualities of every
detail were brought up to match the
motor, that had reached new high
level of efficiency.
All men seem to know this. For
four years Hudson has been the larg-
est selling fine car. Practically every
buyer has had to wait for delivery
Even now we are booking orders for
advance delivery. That men will wait
to get the car of their choice is proof
of Hudson quality. What greater
testimonial can there be?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16
Obtain Oil From Eggs.

The turtle living in the 0rinoco lays
eggs which are extraordinarily rich in
oil. The Indians in British Guiana
collect 25,000.000 yearly for making
excellent eating The best OF the lot is
said to be that of the ''nurre." a bird
which is very common on the Labrador
coast.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16

Don't forget that no other car in
the world has a motor like the Hud
son Super-Six.
When you see Hudson doing the
things that only the highest powered
cars can do, remember that in size.
the Super-Six motor is not large and
that it obtains its great power be-
cause of the patented principle which
minimiZes vibration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16
ADDS TO THE LIFE
OF THE CAR, TOO

Vibration is the greatest destruc-
tive force about a motor car
Vibration does far more damage
than any shock received in useful
service. You can see it's destructive
effects when motor is raced.
Vibration absorbs power By mini
MIXING it, greater power is available
for the operation of the car. And
there is less strain and damage done
through self destruction.
The records made by the Super
Six were possible only because of its
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16

Probably Will Try to Secure Adoption
OF Their Principles Through Regular
Political Parties May Seek Dem
oeratic Support

WASHINGTON, Dee. l6-Reprc-
Sentatives of the farm organizations,
including the National Farmers coun-
ell and the Board OF Farm organiza-
tions, have submitted a legislative pro
gram and suggested meeting of labor
the farmers, land existing cooperative
agencies for Feb. u, TO consider elm
nation of the profits of the middlemar
in marketing me products.
The Legislative program includes the
following planks:
/. Passage of the Kenyon bill to reg
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-16
I'm This Respect Hudson
Has No Rival
The Super s Patented and
Exclusive. 1t Aided 72% to PoUer

patented motor. 1t enabled the Hud-
son to maintain close to its maximum,
speed for hours, even days as in one
test, without hammering itself to-
pieces.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Mod sgd. Pastor Bertelsen, Y.
Sottrup, skal ifolge ,.Dyk." in
den Jul tiltrade ct Embede som
Prnst we'd Ansgarkirken i kiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

debleven. Alt er i Forvirring,
hvad Forvaltningen i Amtet an
gaar. Store Summer af Penge
er af Bohme giyet nd til allie
haande Foretagender, som like
vedr9rer Amtet. Materialet mod
Amtmanden er i den sidste It'd
i den Grad veltet ind fra ale
Slider, saa at en- Forbliven i En-
bedet Wide we're ganske umulig.
Men dermed er Sagen mod Amt
manden dog like endt han vii
sikkert blive stillet overfor den
Fordring med sin egen Formue
at skulle betale, hvad han ube-
rettiget har 9dslet bort af Am
tets Midler.
Tidligere Amtmand Bohme er
af den tyske Regering udset til
at vere Tilforordnet we'd den
International KommissiOn isles.
Wig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Kredsmpdet i Racine, Wis.



rens Rapporter oplestes og god
kendtes. Formandens Indberet-
ming, som derefter fremlagdes,
ylste, at Kredsen gennem Aaret
har faaet tire nye Prester, som
b%etJener f9lgende Kald: Past. E.
a. Hjortsyang, Orange-Shenning-
ton og Warrens Pastor A. Mel
sen, Oshkosh og Pastor E. Err
lander, Poy Sippi og Saxeville.
Pastor II. Nielsen er afgaaet
fra kredsen ,og gamle Pastor
Emeritus Ii. j. Dahlstrom blev
tidlig i Foraret kaldt h.jem til
Gud. Indberetningen paapegte ell
lers flere Ting, som skulde OPP
tages til Dr9ftelse we'd dette Mo
de.
Der var i alt 80 stemmeberetti.
gede Medlemmer til Stede, Is
Prester og II Delegater.
Efter en- kort Discussion ON
yore Blade blev Diet foreslaaet,
at Wisconsin Kreds anbefaler.
at ,Kirkebladet" og yDanske-
rem sammensluttes til ct Blad.
Forslag vedtoges. Derpaa
optoges Valget af Kredsbesty-
som udfaldt med f9lgende
Resultat Pastor G. N. Olsen,
.Foramnd Pastor M. O. Block,
Sekreter og Mr.. Chr. 2. Nelson,
Kasserer. AT Kassererens Rapport
oplystes Diet, at der til vor kreds-
mission gennem Aaret fra de
forskellige Kald er indkommet
f9lgende Bidrag:
st. Maria Nigh, Kenosha $3.50
Helligaands Nigh, Waupaca,
S122.65. Dansk ev. luth. Nigh.
Milwaukee, $40. Orange-Shenning-
ton arrens alt 5000. Vor FIR.
Neenah., $27.15. Vor FIR.
Waupaca $58.70. Bethel
Green Bay, $60.35. d. d.
ey. luth. Nigh, Hartland $14.4O
Immanuels Nigh, Racine $166.42.
Vor Frelsers Nigh, Racine 500.
.ethsemane Nigh, Racine 1851.
Trefoldigheds Nigh, Denmark,
$4,000. Lazarus Nigh. Poy Sip
pi, $3.50 ID. luth. Nigh, Osh-
kosh, $34.50 Com. Bank $6.38.
St. Johannes Nigh, Saxeville
$3.50. Ungdoms Forbund, Wis.
sos. Ialt $998.16. Over
skud fra i Flor, $148.07. Total
s1146.23.
Udgifterne har v@ret som fsl-
ger:
Presternes REESE til Kreds-
i Waupaca, $3.50. Pa.
stor III. J. Dahlstrem 500. Green
Bay Mission $4,000. Milwau-
kee Mission $240. Oshkosh Mis-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Kvitteringer
Skolekassen.

For kyitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 46
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, St. job. Nigh, c.. j. Hansen, Ca
roline Clausen, Mrs. A. Andersen, II. ?. Hansen,
Mrs. L. p. Jensen, George Nielsen, Hans Rasmus-
SEN, II. Nissen, hv. 81 II. j. Hansen, p. c. Hansen,
Hans Jensen, hy. 81; r. Petersen, Hans \. Glau-
sen, Lars Walter nv. So; Niels ~Jorgensen $3.50;
Mrs. c. Madsen soc; Emil Rasmussen So ........
Westbrook, Maine, Den f. d. ev. |. Menighed :.
Edmore, Mich, Yor Frelsers Nigh, Otto y. Jergen-
sen, p. j. Petersen, nv. 50; L. p. Andersen, Mrs.
Ane Sorensen, Mrs. n. ?. Jensen, Chris Olsen, vii.
liam Jensen, Alvin Jensen, Christian Rydahl, Olaf
Johansen, Lars Jensen, Ole S. folder, Peter Nor
Jensen, Albert A. Petersen nv. 81: II. Christensen
$50 .......... .......... ................
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
SCANDINAVIAN MONOGRAPHS.

THE VOYAGES OF THE NORSEMEN TO AMERICA. A
complete exposition with illustrations and maps, by Will
lam Hovgaard. $500.
BALLAD CRITICISM IN SCANDINAVIA AND GREAT
BRITAIN during the Eighteenth Century. By Sigurd
B. Hustvedt. $500.
THE KINGS MIRROR. Translated from the Norwegian Of
the Thirteenth Century by L. NJ. Larson. $500.
THE HEROIC LEGENDS OF M By Axel Dirk.
Translated from the Danish and revised in collaboration
with the author by Lee M. Ho1ander. $3.50.
All prices are net, postpaid.
Order these books through
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

AoAibNtS Ado'1A'A Feh+lt ldlt
$1015.S0. Observation-Disclosures er
altsaa nu $130.43. Vi sang der
efter Salmeverset: .Guds Ord,
Diet er wort Aryegods," og Pa
stor C. NJ. Olsen sluttede SEES
sionen med Bon.
We'd ct kort Mode, som blew
afholdt ON Eftermiddagen, OPTIC
ges forskellige andre Ting af
Interesse til Overvejelse. En- Hen
sitting fra Blair Menighed am
gaaende Flytningen af Skolen
fra Blair blew uden Omtale lagt
til Side. Fernandez anmodedes
ON herefter we'd Kredsmodets
Begyndelse at udnevne en- Ko-
mite paa tire Medlemmer til at
indbringe Forslag over Emner
til Forhandling we'd Kredsmodet.
Som Emne I'll Forhandling we'd
wort Neste Kredsm9de valgtes
Den hellige Daab'. Ligeledes
velger Kredsmedet en- Komite
paa tire Medlemmer til at arran-
gere ct Sondagsskolemode for
Kredsen. Pastor J. A. Larsen,
Mr.. Chr. Z. Nelson, Racine, og
Mr.. II. J. Petersen, Waupaca.
valgtes som Medlemmer af denne
Komite. Efter ell Dr9ftelse af
Kredsens Missionsarbejde opfor.
dredes Kredsformanden til at rel
Sc OPP og undersege Forholdene
paa Washington Island, hvor der
Dor Ell Del af wort Folk, blandt
hvilke Vi muligvis kan optage
en- Mission. En- Skrivelse fra
Oshkosh Menigheds Sekreter
blew oplest, og kredsens Bevil-
linger til wort Missionsarbejde
ordnedes som folger: Oshkosh
Menighed 1920. Green Bay Me
nighed $3.50. Milwaukee Menig-
he'd $50. Ialt $3.50. En- Indbydel-
'se fra Menigheden i Neenah til
at afholde Kredsmodet der ne-
ste Aar 1920 blew modtaget
med TAX. Forretningsm9det slut
tedes derefter som sedvanligt.
! S6ndagen var en- stor H9jtids-
dag. Der blew af de forskellige
tilrejsende Praster we'd Holmes
segudstjenesten prediket j allie
wore fire Kirker her i Racine,
SAINT i ct Par af wore Nabome.
nigheder. | ,,Nor Frelsers Kirke"
hvor Kredsmodet afholdtes, be-
gyndte Gudstjenesten S9ndag
Morgen med A~ltergang, der for
rettedes af Stedets Prgst, Pastor
Bing, og omkring we'd 60 Per
one gestede Herrens Bord. Til
H9jmesse predikede Pastor j.
P. Naarup med Kraft og Made
over Dagens Eyangelium Mt. 8,
Is, og der optoges til Kreds-
missioner ct Offer. son belob
sig til over $500. ON Eftermid-
dagen CAV Menigheden dens Ge-
ster - til Trods for Diet ugun-
stige Weir - en- behagelig Au-
tomobiltur, efter hvilken mango
samledes i West Racine, hvor
,,Gethsemane Menigehed' under
Kredsformandens Ledelse holdt
EN- h9jtidelig Gudstjeneste, we'd
hvilken Grundstenen til dens nye
Kirke blev nedlagt. We'd Slut
ningsm9det ON Aftenen i ,,Vor
Frelsers Kirke" predikede Pre-
sterne p. G. Paulsen og j. A.
Larsen til en- stor Skare, der
med Opmerksomhed lyttede til
deres varme og hjertelige Vid.
nesbyrd. ,,Kingo' Mandskor sang
adskillige smukke Sange, hvad
der bidrog meget til at fremkal-
de den rette Stemning. Pastor
Bing talte til sidst nogle faa
Ord, og Kredsformanden Suite
de derpaa, efter en- kort, anslaa-
ende Tale, M6det med Trosbe-
%kendelsen, Fadervor og Herrens
Velsignelse.
Wort femtende Kredsm9de err
saa oosaa fiji Fnde. Def var vel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Senderjylland.
q. p. Hansen og Jacob Appel.

q. P. Hansen og Jacob Appel.
5pergsmaalet ON 3. Zone. Ros-
hide. Tirsdag den IA. Okt. Mi
MISTER II. ?. Hansen har til RIOS
kilde Dagbl." i Eftermiddags
fremsat felgende Udtalelse / An
lAdning az Forstander Jacob Ap-
ueIs Tanke ON en- Afstemning /
3. Zone efter en- Forberedelses-
nd paa f. Eks. 10 Aar: For
stander Appels Udtalelser fore
2ommer mig at vere ret uklar.
En- Afstemning i 3. Zone vii,
som bekendt, like finde Sted.
Fredstraktaten, som overhoyedet
like kender en- 3. Zone, STAIR
ast, og ale fremragende Re
prasentanter for de allierede og
associerede Magter, som har I'D
kalt sig ON Sp9rgsmaalet, er
anige ON, at den like kan for
andres.
bet forekommer mig, at en-
Dr0ftelse af AfstemniLg i sgd
slesvig derfor er overflodig og
k1m kan virke vildledende.
Naar Hr. Appel mener, at en-
8esindelsestid paa mindst en-
haly SHE'S Aar Wide kunne ha-
We ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, deler jeg
like den Opfattelse. Jeg min
DIES en- sardeles kraftig Udtalelse
at Alex. Foss, der SON Medlem
at Fredsdelegationen erklarede
enhver Tanke ON at overtage en-
tySk Befolkning paa AaremaaI
som indisputabel. | den Hen
seende er jeg fuldstendig eng
med Hr. Foss.
Iovrigt finder jeg, at Diet er
gaa hole It'd, at Mand / frem.
staaende Stillinger herhjemme
Kongeriget standser den erkes-
ESse Discussion ON Romning ell
Ter Afstemning i 3. Zone fol-
at samle sig ON Diet, der nu vii
g9re HovedOpgaven for ale Dan
ske: | f0rste Zone at faa de dan
ske Flertal saa store som muligt
ag i ,. Zone at faa danske Fler-
nal saa langt mod sgd som mu-
hgt.
Demonstrationen i Haderslev.
Haderslev, TOrsdag den 9. Okt.
Efter at L~andraaden havde talt
I'll Folkeforsamlingen, fandt der
ct stort Mode Sted i Byens Tea
ter, hvor der efter en- Del Dr9f-
selser frem og tilbage valgtes ct
nyt Tolvmandsraad, hvori og-
saa slider 2 Kvinder. Hos Land
MAIDEN bley den lovede Fuldmagt
adstedt / Eftermiddags Kl. 3.
Dermed har Tolvmandsraadet
faaet Myndighed til at beslag-
iegge Smugvarer og Lejlighe-
der. Der blev allerede under
Demonstrations beslaglagt en-
Del Yarer i K~offerter, der toges
fra de ~rejsende, som modte paa
Banegaarden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Sonderborg Slot.

Sonderborg Slot. | Anledning
At den for nogen It'd siden frem-
komne Meddelelse ON, at Son
derborg Slot af de tyske Myn-
dlgheder var blevet oyerdraget
AZ Hertug Ernst Giinther = Elk
heJser Wilhelns Syoger, - er
Diet som bekendt fra dansk Side
bleyet heydet, at denne Handel
maa sanulleres som stridende
ifmod Fredstraktatens Bestemmel-
ser angaaende de tyske Stats
ejenoaamme j de Omraader, som
Tysklaad skal afstaa.
M har imidlertid Hertu-
zrnsPriyatsekreteriat efter hvad
,FIensborg Avis" oplyser, I'D
sendt en- Meddelelse til forskel-
lige tyske Blade, hyorefter der
for SIottets Vedkommende j Fol
ge en- Low af 6. April 1885 er
siHsret Hertugen en- ,,Hjemfalds-
ret for Diet Tlfelde, at Slot
heY like mere anvendes til mi
litere Formal. Denne Low vii
pan nu ~paaberaabe sig for at
aevde Hertugens Ejendomsret.
Det kommer nu blot an paa,
ON ogsaa de allierede Magters
Representatives. vii akceptere
denne Fortolkning.
Landraad B6hme i Tcnder har
naattet tage sin Asked. Al
Ierede den 5. October forlod han
/ Fg1ge ,,Hovedst." Byen og har
like siden ladet sig Sc.
B6hme har behandlet Amtets
Psngesager ganske efter eget
Forgodtbefindende og har like
faget Hensyn til, hvad Ants
xaadet mente. Felgen er like u