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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SAYS ALARMING CONDITIONS
NOW PREVAIL IN YUCATAN
Witness Tells Committee II May Mean
American Farmers VIII Soon
Have No Irvine.
fnv Asaoclated press.l


WASHINGTON, Dec. aO.-conditiona
in the hemp producing section OF
iucatan. Mexico, resulting from the
are alarming. Michael j. Smith. OF New
York. a hemp merchant, testified at Il
hearing conducted today by Francis }.
committee Investigating Mexican az
fairs.
"Un!css something is done to relieve
practically certain that within fow
years the farmers of the United States
Will he without binder twino for their
Smith also testified that Luis Ca
brera, Minister of Finance. In Car
cans had exploited Mexico long enough
and should be driven out Of the coun.
try
Similar testimony was given before
the committee recently and Cabrera
denied that he had made such q state
ment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SED LEkO-?IPE BOMB
Hut Returned service Men Were Mere
~ Experimenting When Car
WINS Wrecked, They Say.
fNy .Nshaclatcd rressl

READING. PA. Dec. 30.--Fdward l.
:oWer. Herbert c. Myer and Car! g
Young. returned service men, who oX-
perimcnted with u Ina h-madc lead
pipe bomb with destructive results
We're arrested last night by Reading
Railway detectives.
They are railway car shop employees
of Bower as To The construction OF
explosives. u was pun III an empty
steel coal car OF the battlcship type
and when il exploded. wreck ed tho "a a.
Many windows in tho vicinity OF tho
railroad yards were smashed The
force Of the explosion shoos the city
for half mile,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Slr.--Fc" the next Democratic nominee
President. the writer knows OF no better man
than the Hon. John w. Davis our ambassador
20 Great britain. Mr. Davis possesses all The
qua iiications necessary to a winning candidate
anu great PRESIDENT. As Congressman as
Solicitor General Of the united states. and as
anbhssadoi 10 the worlds greatest court, his
record is without fault. He IL of the
abiest LAWYERS in this country and Of its
most brilliant orators. Ills public aud private
life is absolutely stainless. lie is SO and is
mentally and physically equipped for visor-
"u" and aggressive political campaign
l. may interest Virginia. to know that Mr..
Davis Is a graduate of Washington and Leo Uni
VcrSit!. III both academic and Ia dcart ts,
and for a year after his graduation was in
Siru"tnr in law in that instit uiion
Those who know John w. DAVIS know thu /
no better man has been suggested, or. for the;
mat ter. VIII he suggested for the Democra tic
nomination next year
WALTER STUART
LetershurG. Va. DeceInhcr -. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
A Daily Once Over
Hnnkroli: or busted,

one year ago didn't you resolve TO put inside
certain sum each week for Savings:
.ttu -? do il?
Nhy not"
You VIII say one dollar buys 50 !tt!e now
l. - .inposSioie IN these times !o more Than
N'nn even, and half the time you don't do ,hai
w ~, JiHi thla thought IL mind You spent moro
nan YOU expected to save 49,
every tlme you skipped saving il was ems
.rr |" tet weeks so by before you pu; away an
un 49, s"'e
l3ui have YOU moi gra,incd more expensive
life: go ''' "'u III !o"'
Iro baby your Income creator your eX-
'c"ditl:c !"r necessities larger. but Won
snow non experienced ana enjoyed things you
never, Thought possible your income
And IT you had kept 10 your fixed savines
ga N"i Nigh nave had a bank account in
How much backbone are you going To need
10 realize 'hnt every year you pni Off the start
LAKES 50 InTGs irom you? ultimate incomc?-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
;pon its melancholy ruins now
urscry Lore.

There was one time person named Red RID
ing Hood, " no had Il grandmother, and was also
intimate with 4 number OF bears. Little ReLdic.
the KIDS used to Call her, went sec her grand.
mother on a Tuesday. and when she got there,
found that the beds were fun OF bears, enc OF
winch inlrcrson;.'cdf hor Srandmot thor. Just
now the story winds up forget, bat all
things cons dcrcd. cannot sec the moral OF
the tale. With the exception oc those tame
ones in Yellowstone Park and couple VIC have
bears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Nursery Lore.

Ono OF the most persistent legends OF Nursery
Lore concerns certain King. who, II seems.
had a taste for 20: pies. One day some person
a Commoner most likcly-shot two dozen black
birds ana sent them over the King. who
Forthwith had them baked. In due course the
PIC was on the table and the King, it IS re-
lated. was much pleased. But as he lifted tho
l!d tkiaSs in those days frequently lifted tho
.!d) the birds began 20 sing. Concerning This
story We merely deny il. That any one Of two
dozen blacllbi:ds should even chirp after hay.
ing been fully baked. is prepostcrous We have
heard OF birds who sang overnuch when G,cw-
co. and possibly when they were roasted upon
arriving home; but when baked. NEVER. We
therefore dismiss The legend as wholly nctiona!
and regret that many young minda have
been mislcd by its teaching.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

The French Ministry OF Agriculture has
lodged with the commission on war dam
ages, named by the peace conference, i claim
against the Germans for $4,000 dogs. al
legged to have been stolen in France during
the time OF their occupation. AS all-around
lootera, the Germans beat the record OF all
the ages. 1t is a proverhial saying that the
limit Of meanness is reached in the theft OF
sheep; but to steal IA dog, whole packs OF
them. is several degrees lower in the scale OF
baseness. Its ''dog-mean'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

The movement for the enactment of d day
light-saving law for Virginia has received
strong Endorsement at the hands Of the local
post OF the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton. Now, ii other organizations vii! drop
INTO line the State may receive The boon III
in additional hour OF sunlight each day II
the General Assembly is TO act favorablv il
must be made TO realize that there is 81
preponderating sentiment throughou, the
State for the plan Inasmuch as the Assem-
bly convencs in two weeks, haste in further
ing the campaign is essential
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

DR.. William osler, The noted physician ana
professor of medicine, is dead Il, the age
OF 70. At that he lived ten years beyond
the age when he SAID laen 'iosc their usofnl-
ness ana should be chloroformed. However,
he changed his mind as to that when he
h!"ssil reached to, and was as anxious 10
ave on as 'hoSe VINO were outspoken against
HIS theory. It is the way OF nature-no
matter how far advanced in age, ono stiIl
mas much III life worth clinging 10, for, as
Shakespeare we'll says:
re RE "ear'es' and most ioathed. worldly life
ilat age ache, nenury and impr sonmrnt
To what We fear OF death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
WEDNESDAY. pEcENiBER 81. 1919.

Secretary Glass announces gratifying i'm
prove mept IN the government financial stu
alton, owing 10 the steady flow into tho
Treasury of-tax money. The statement will
no doubt provoke the Republicans to; order
"A congressional investigation TO prove thar
i, can't be So under Democratic admins
tration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

Abbie Whistler. OF Chicago has announced
herself as a candidate for the Republican
nomination for the presidency. Her age is
not stated in the press announcement, but
presumably she has reached the wrinkle
stage. from the fact that she casts her for
tunes with the Republican party, for as By
ron has said, Wrinkles. the damned demo
Gratis won't fatter."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
sulrcndering German shins

THE government would have done w.u ~
nave given the country some reason why
IL was necessary TO deliver to the British
government five former German liners which
nave been in the possession OF the War Ne
phflmehl for the past year Only the bara
announcement that the President had ordern,
me shipping Board TO transfer this tonnage
~ brit'sh interests was made public Wbv
was necessary remains mystery, and
'"'"'"'!! thoTe Is more or less concern i'm
.'' average mihd regarding the surrender OF
vessels SO vitality needed by the nation
These ships, along with the giant Jmnoro-
Tor were seized in German por,s a, ,bo cnn
clusIon OF the war. The six vessels woro
turned over to America for use i'm reiurninc
me overseas military force. When the ,roon
movement had been completed the War DO.
pIftmenl placed the tonnage in the hand,
" 'nc o"pphS board to hold and TO operate
until final disposition of them sboull hn
made. "
IN the original agreement Amcric, voe
10 nave possession OF the ships as long ne
hceuen, Whercupon title to them should nomi
'fiiy pass 10 me lnter-allied council a body
~, r'i "''-" ->'heIich iiaS no Representatives
'hai council was to have the power finally
- uiS'rlnnte the vessels, France, Great Erii-
am liuly and America to have an canal in
terest III them until the award should ina
made. 10
NOW II comes 10 pass that the entire suuod
Won OF liners is 10 30 TO Great britain. An.
'!o",y tIi' couhcli mas acted already and
british influences were sufficiently nnwerfu,
20 hii'G about the disposal OF the ships IN
the advantage OF Great Britain And his
government, for some unexplained reason
ihds it desirable 10 acquiesce In that nro
gram also desirable 10 keep the fact about
inc comments action Il matter of Official
secrecy
All this is inclined Us leave u had ,osto :,
the mouths Of the American pcople M
/ so"d reason appears on the surface why
| Great britain should grab off the whole
/ squadron. " France had been awarded two
Great britain Two, Italy two and the United
| HiatcS Only one ship, the distribution would
| nave bceh satisfactory to the people Of this
! country But To deliver all seven of the
! ships 10 single power seems rather 70,
! markablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE
sN HENRY EDWARD WARMER
TlIc Hound.

That turkey that Christmas gracei on, no, I'd,
"puEh' from the carefully guarded family hoard
stripped OF its meats, its remnants made us
hash.
us bones the soup turccn carcened toward
Five days We ate or that same bird. eon,,nt
u Oh when its fragments with fresh pork were
bieEt:
And though The protitccr grow fat. we'd have
our turkey IL it took our last blamed cent.
Upon its melancholy ruins now
The family look with corrugated brow:
Tho soup has but the caln;cst flavor but
We had IL when we had 1t. anyhow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Contributed

some one reminds u4 OF Lowell Otis Roe.., "a
nous:
Jack ana Jill went up the hill
To get pail OF water;
jill! sat down on cactus crown
My daughter, my daughter,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the name aud address Of
the writer. Name will not he uIbiIs ned N
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

II anybody wants 20 send a Christmas
present please omit the four in hand cravHts
and pen wipcrs. We're ovcrstockcd with them
and similar junk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Lacking Forward.

When We have reached orr Future state.
Here's most respectfully hopin'
Thcre'll bc draft enough for the Crank ~
wants
SirS,ti car windows oman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

Sometimes ! think It's almost robbery for q,
man TO take any wages at all for the utmos.
service II" seems 10 be a bic render.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

old II c. L. IS one individual even tho
most charitable OF us hope to see fall prompt
iy after the first. as Attorney General Palmer
predicts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

senator honert l.. owen OF Oklahoma is
out OF the tentative class and has become al
but an avowed candidate for the Rennb,icsn
nomination for the presidency He has
looked over the list OF possible objection.
TO his candidacy and 10 his great satisfaction
has found nothing insurmomntable in bis
record. He has voted TO please the prohibi
tionists. he has voted 70 please the sunra
sists' and he has at divers time raised loud
outcry for government Of, for. and by the
"pccrnl.' What more is necessary and why
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

considering that it will only get ont of its
teens n"Ai Thursday, the twentieth century
mas cur pretty wide swath in history and
carried US along at fairly lively gait
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

mere Is sound sense in the nonpartisau
movement 10 make William IT, Tai, .he
meoiator 10 reconcile conflicting interests
III Inc Senate and bring about ratification
OF inc peace treaty. But it will hardly sur
we beyond the stage OF suggestion We're
'alt 70 be successful in such an important,
an" aeiicate role it would make him tile
a'rohsest man in sight for the Republican
Illumination Tor the presidency, and that
wonid not suit The party leaders I.odga
81 al VIII not permit, this drawing card 10
JIG torcea into his capable hands so long AS
they can see gimmcr OF hope for their
own personal prcfcrmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

VI course, the stealing OF 700 quarts of
hanor from The Capitol Of West Virginia
Is capitol oMcnsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

Solution OF Richmonu's high ram nro,.
rem, IL may pe predicted safely pryrr vii,
be round in legal restrictions on I'M, .,,o,,.,
mat can be charged tenants 10 ii certain NOV
ceAtage OF the assessed valuation Of the pron-
er'y rms is the method proposed by local
ahuprohteerins Organization 1t NAV b
doubted II the General Assembly would con
.eht 10 Inc enactment OF such a law and
iur'her' II IT did it may he doubted If tbn
ootf's "onia uphold il as constitutional
mere IN Only one solution OF the rent silua-
ton. and that is TO build houses "a MAX,
the demand When the demand ia, rcsi-
dences III Richmond has been supplied rent
VIII come down TO more reasonable baei.
ana not until then. In the meantime j,
would seem the part OF folly ana certainly
poor business judgment to cripple the buiId.
ing industry by ahackling II with UNNECESSARY
: legislation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICA-
TlONS to The Times. Dis
patch. nd not To individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
inEton. 1915 New York Ave-
nuc; New York City. Fifth
Avenue DuiIdinE: Chicago,
Peoples Gins building;
phtladrlphia. Colonial Trus.
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

TELEPHONES: Randolph /.
Private branch EhciIang t.
connecting With all depart
IneQts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

The stree; car windows open:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

day In the year at 10 south Tenth
|. VA, by The Times Dispatch Pub
:, Charles l.. Hnsbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Rilt)rauno GiulRs-Asputrh

rnts,ed ,,nnary o., 1905, at tho PO>-Oihce at
Richmond Sa., as hecUnd-class muttcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
BILES LAND CO.,

70 Acres i Frankfort Township, Pc
pin County. Wisconsin, s Nil fra Pepin
Wis, we'd c.. B.. & Q Banen, 2 Mil fra
god Butik, ire kvart Mil til Skole og
Kirke. Fl9de- og Postrute = Telefon.
Landet ligger svagt bSlgeformigt, 81
Acres kan plejes, So Acres under Dyrk-
ming, Resten G~r@sgange og trebevok-
set, alt indhegnet med Woven Wire"
for Faar og Swim. Udmerket Lerjord-
bund i Klgver D%istriktet, hvor der al
Orig har veret en- Misvekst. God Eb-
lehave. Fem Verelses-, ,Frame"-Hus i
god Stand, stor Stenkelder. ret god
,,Log"-Stald stor nok til II Stk. Kveg.
godt H9hus, Granary lSx24 Frame
frame H9nsehus og Maskinskur. Over
tagelse den l5de September 1919. To
f2) code, murede Cisterne med Wand
Filtrum. ~~Paa-Grund af D9dsfald af en-
Slegtning til den nuvarende Ejer, har
denne en- stor Farm i Minnesota al
tilse. Denne Farm err sat til en- Pm,
der er mindst 20 pr. Cent under Vez-
den. Vii smlge for $3.50. = $4,000 koR-
tant, Resten til 9 pct.
Durand, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
80 ACRES I
BARRON u N WIS.

Ca. 80 Acres under Plov, 10 Acres
i Gresgang. Resten bevokset
med faa Buske. Landet ligger hSit
med naturligt Afl6b. Inlet unyttig
Land. Store Bygninger, godt Beboel-
NY rummelig Stald med Keel
der, Brendeskur, Hsnsehus og Brsnd.
! Mil til norsk Kirke, ! Mi til Oste-
2 Mil til Mejeri og BY. We'd
Postrute og Flsderute. Pris $1,000,
81 900 kontant, Resten til 5 pct. Paa
Vilkaar, der passer Koberen. bet er
ct virkeligt Godtk9b. Skriv efter Liste
paa andre Farme til
Bank of Comstock,
Comstock, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
EFT GODTKOB.

100 Acres, god fed Lerjord, ca. 100
A. under Plow, Resten code Gresgan-
ge med Temmer, stort Illus, Stald
SO x "a, moderne udstyret, 2 Maskin-
verksteder, Granary, Faarehus, Hon
sehus, Corn Crib; VindmSlle. Ejeren
har boet paa Farmer i over 25 Aar
og selv ryddet alt, han maa sRlge paa
Grund af Helbredet. En- glimrende
Anledning for en- ung Mand. Stedet
err 3 Mil fra god BY. Pris $4,000. -
5000 kontant, Resten i 8 eller 10
Aar til s pct.
Bank of Boyceville, Boycevile,
Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22


100000 Kr., der tegnes i Andele
paa 100 Kr. Foreningen vii dels
fra Udlandet indkobe Redskaber,
som Fiskerne anyender, dels
oprette en- mindre Netfabrik med
en- Notwithstanding for de
ferdige Redskaber. AT Diet aarlige
Overskud skal Andelshaverne
have udbetalt 5pCt., hvorefter
Resten anvendes til Afskrivnin-
ger, til 5pCt. af Nett6overskudet
som Henlaggelse til Reseryefond
og til consolidating til Med
emmefne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Farm Bargains i Luck, Wis.

Stort, ~50-aarigt dansk Settlement
Dette er ct udmerket Kveg og Mel
eridistrikt med fortrinlig Majs- og Kls-
verhest og rige, tr~abevoksede Gr@s-
gauge; talrige Seer, lutherske Kirkeri
Skoler; Meierier; T%elefoner; code
Veie og yelstaaende Dyer langs 500
Banen; midtvejs mellem st. Paul og
Duluth. For narmere Oplysninger
skriy til JENS S. Petersen, Pre-
sident for State Bank of Luck, Polk
County, Wis. .7~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
En- enestaaende Anledning til
at kobe en- Stock-Farm i
nordlige Minnesota.

1000 Acres af tildels improved og
belt improved Farm, god B%eliggen-
he'd, 81 Mil til code Markeder, alt af
$40 Acres er indhegnet til Faar og
Kvpg, vandet we'd ct Vandlgb fluid at
Fisk, 40 Acres Ager. 100 Acres Eng,
Diet giver 200 Tons godt He. Godt
Hus, SAINT stald og andre Bygninger.
Til $35 pr. Acre. $4,000 kan kobe, Re
stem paa lette Vilkaar. Skriy til
FRANK P. MORNEAU,
Milaca, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Farme i st. Croix, Polk og
Barron Counter.

hvor Yelstand er garanteret, hyor Meje-
ridrift har opnaaet dens hsjeste I'd
viking. Prison paa fortrinligt Land er
layere og Agerbrugs Mulighederne er
Store end noget andet sted i Landet.
Ideal %Jordbund, Klima og opholdssted.
Fortreffelige Yeje forbinder Farmene
med udmarkede Markeder j New Rich
mond. Vi er we'd at 'opgere J. W
McCoys D6dsbo, og har 20 Farme til
Salg til den rette Pris.
Bank of New Richmond,
New Richmond, Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Hoptrup H9jskole. Arb

Hoptrup Hpjskole. Arbejdet
ned at omdanne Missionshuset
Hoptrup til Elevyarelser er
mart tilendebragt - og Omfor-
andrindringen af den gamle
Krobygning skrider godt frem,
saa der forhaabentlig ingen
Hindringer oliver for at Skolen
kan holde Aabningsfest 3. NOvem-
Der. ON da Ratificationen har
fundet Sted til den It'd = og Diet
maa den dog? ! den gamle Kros
Hovedbygning oliver Forestand-
erbolig, Klassev@relser, Elev-
dagligstue, 6 P~igevarelser %
Gestevarelser SAINT Larerv@-
relse. Den gamle Rejselade og
Udbygninger nedrives derimod
og Materialerne bruges I'll
Hialp we'd Nybygningerne, til
den nye Hovedbygning, som
rimeligvis forst oliver fardig til
November 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

England, we'd direkte Rejser I'll
England i Ballast og tilbage
med Kul.
For ct Par Uger stilledes der
imidlertid af de britiske Autori-
.teter Fordringer ON Pligtrejser
for England med den danske
Tonnage. Opfyldelsen af disse
Krav Wide i h9jeste Grad BERG
re like alene wore Tilf9rsler af
.Kul, men ogsaa af Majs og andre
Nodyendighedsartikler.
bet var derfor ganske umu-
.ligt at give danske Redere Fri
ned ii! uden viderc at indgaa
.paa de engelske Myndighede,s
Fordringer, da dette med Get
Stag Vide have medfort fGld
st@ndigt Anarki i ale La9Gets
Tilf6sier. Der var ogsaa fuld L
nighed mcllem Regeringen og
Fragtnevnet ON, at der burIe
fpres Forhandlinger ON Sporgs-
maalet, og Fragtneynet stillede
straks EN- sagkyndig Represen
tant til Taadighed for den dansae
Gesandt / London, til hyem de-
bley oYerdraget at fore lisse
Forhandlinger, der yentes afS'rt-
let i disse Dage.
Man er MI naaet til ct Resulta
hvis lseb keyidde man kan oq.r
skle, men man er desvere bic
YET nodsaeet til at indgal oaa
Ell kiekke Forpligtelser med Hem
syn til t'ommertilforsler til Eng
land. Den Tilbageholdelse al ell
Del af den danske Tonnage !
engelske Hayne, der a ned
yendig for at opnaa dette Re
sultat, aar s~elvsagt i Ojeblikl<et
hemmet Landets Kultilforsler o.
for dansk Skibsfart bevirket ct
befydeligt Tab, som man mid
lertid like har betenkt sig paa
at bare i Diet almenes ~Interesse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
ROSKILDE
~SALMEB0GER.

vi ser os nu i Stand til ind
til videre at skaffe Roskilde
Konvents Salmeb9ger til f6lgen-
de Priser:
Shirtingsbind 49,. =. $2.15
Do. med Guldsnit $50
Chagrin, stiff 49,. -. $50
Do. b6jeligt =. $50
ALE i Versform og med Tekster.
De, der MATTE have Ordres
staaende bedes indsende ny Be.
stilling efter ovenstaaende.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Misligheder we'd en- Arbejdsles.

hedskasse. ,,Middelfart Venstre-
blad." skriver: bet enkelte Til
vi har nevnt, af uret-
messig Tilvenden af Arbejds-
loshehjalp fra Arbeidsmendenes
Observation-Disclosures j Middel-
fart err taget til i Omfang, saa-
ledes at Diet har veret n6dven-
digit at hidkalde Folk udefra til
at ~undersSge Forholdet. EFT Ho-
MISREPRESENTATION i Dansk