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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30

tanke ON, at Damerne tog andet
og mere med end tilladeligt, beor-
drede den allesammen kledt af,
og Diet var EN- anselig Mengde
Varer, denne Afkledningsscene
bragte for Dagen. ALE Damerne
med Undtagelse af ire havde
skjult Varer under Skorterne i;
en- af dem endda like mindre end
II Cykleslangerl Hele Redelig-
heden blew natulrigyis beslag-
lagt, og de uheldige Passagerer
fix Boder paa 1910 Kr. liver,
enkelte af dem mere endnu.
Bilen, der skulde have veret
i Haderslev Kl. ca. s, kom iflg.
DISK" f6rst hertil X. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Nye R%ejseregler.

Opmerksomheden henledes paa,
at Reglerne for Reiser til Dan
mark nu er blevet mildnede.
Danske Undersaatter beh9ver
like lengere serlig permit af den
amerikanske Regering for at rej-
sc hjem. De skal kun have dansk
Pas, som faas we'd Henvendelse
til den nermeste danske Konsul.
Prisoner, der har udtaget de-
res forste amerikanske Berger
papirer, regnes stadig for danske
Undersaatter.
Amerikanske Borgere skal for
at kunne rejse til Danmark have
amerikansk Pas. der udstedes we'd
Henvendelse til den narmeste
Clerk of L. S. District Court
eller anden autoriseret Represen.
tant for Statsdepartementet, og
Passet skal v%iseres af en- dansk
konsul.
Bestemmelsen ON, at american
ske Borgere kun kan faa Pas
til Udlandet, naar de kan frem-
fore tvingende Grunde for deres
Rejse, er blevet forandret der
hen, at de kan faa Pas, naar
blot Formaalet med deres Rel
Sc err lovligt og rimeligt''. Anne
rikanske Pas blot for Fornojel-
sesrejser vii like blive udstedt
for efter /. November.
For Slesvigere, der onsker at
REESE hiem for at deltage i den
kommende Folkeafstemning i
Slesvig, galder folgende Reg
Ter:
We'd Henvendelse til Diet svejt-
siske Gesandtskab i Washington
kan Slesvigere, der kan fremvi-
Sc Papirer for, at de er tyske
Statsborgere, som Regel faa nd.
stedt tysk Pas, der maa supple
res med permit, udstedt af de
amerikanske Authoriteter.
Slesvigere, der like kan do
kumentere, at de er tyske Stats
borgere, kan som Regel we'd at
afgive en- Erklering ON deres
Fgdested, tidligere Bop@l /
Slesvig osv. til Diet danske &C.
sandtskab i Washington, faa I'D
stedt ct Identifies Sertifikat, der
vii blive godkendt af Diet ameri-
kanske Statsdepartement.
For at kunne deltage i den
kommende Folkeafstemning i
Slesvig, maa de paag@ldende
Personer ,,vere fyldt 20 Aar den
Dag, Fredstraktaten treder i
Kraft, vare fodt i de Zoner, hvor
Folkeafstemningen finder Sted,
eller have yeret bosat der siden
81. December 1899, eller vere
blevet udvist af de tyske Myn-
digheder uden at have bevaret
Bolig der"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30

som onsker at forbade sit En-
bede. | Diet evrige Nordslesvig
er Forholdet, saa vidt man kan
DONNIE ON Diet, at Flertallet
haaber at blive, mems nogle af
de NEST ideelt anlagte Prester
kemper en- tung Ramp med sig
selv ON ,,blive eller like blive.''
For ganske enkeltes Vedkommen-
de er Loddet faldet. Nogle faa
Praster har sogt Embede i Hol-
stem, en- enkelt er kaldet dertil. y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Nyt fra Danmark.

Efter mere end ct Aars Forlgb har vi nu endelig after
faaet en- Sending Boyer fra Danmark, hvoriblandt f9lgende:
N. P Madsen: Husandagtsbog ............. $500
uOTueb -. ............. IL -
Tabt og fundet. -. LOO
Olaf. Ricard: For os' .............. 240
OF. Ricard: For os'' Omslag. ........... 1.60
Olaf. Ricard: Tag og L@s ........+.... 400
Lauritz Petersen: EN- Krise'' .......... $50
Lauritz Petersen: EN- Krise'', Omsag. -. 200
Luthers Bibelske Skatkdste .............. 200
Gunnar Engberg: DE unge Aar'' .......... 180
Martin Rasmussen :uDen gamle Kirkesti' '.... so
Knud Hee Andersen: Naar du beder (Fader-
vor) forklaret for de unge ..........90
Jesu Lv Billeder az Carl Bloch med Tekst
af Skovg-Petersen -. :. ......... 4S0
G. Moe: MAIDEN og Sandheden $50. 400
With. Beck Paa Livets Vel =. ............ $50
With. Beck: En- lille Skatkiste ............. 400
Hjemmenes Bogsamling 1918 (Fibiger. Guild
kristne; Ricard: Ler os at bede; Hooking:
bet forhaanede Kors) ..n.............. ESQ
Bibeen, storstilet, Ny Overs@ttelse, Latinske
Typer, uden Versdeling, preset Lederbind,
Guldsnlt. 49,. -. =. .................. 400
Ny Testamente: Lommeformat, India Papir.
Guldsnit :. =. =. 80. ............ 1.50
Man vii bem@rke, at Prserne err ~forholdsvis heje, men
de err sat saa lavt, som de herskende abnorme Forhold til
lader.
Anmeldelser af de forskellige ne Boyer vii fremkomme
Bladene hurtigst muligt.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
N ~h $500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Deltagelse i ~Afstemningen.

..Kold. Az" skriver J. H. Byriel
bet er altsaa en- afgjort Sag,
at ale Vi Senderjyder, som Dor
her i Kongeriget, kan delta
ge i Afstemningen, og i de for
skellige Kommuner i S~6nderjyl-
land err der nedsat Udyalg for
at faa Oplysninger ON, hvor
vedkommende boer.
bet vii derfor vere rigtigst,
ON vi henvender os I'll en- god
Dansker i wort Fedesogn, oply-
ser Dag og Aar for vor. Fed-
sci og beder ham teller hende)
ON at faa os optaget paa Valg-
listen.
Men kun de, som virkelig vii
give Mode we'd Afstemningen,
Dor melde sig til Optagelse, for
di Tyskerne vii glade sig, ON
ct st6rre Antal Velgere like har
afgivet deres Stemme, og regne
disse Velgere som Modstandere
af Genforeningen.
Altsaa: De, der virkelig agter
at stemme, Dor melde sig I'll
Valglisten; ale andre bGr slet
like lade sig optage, fordi det
narmest skader. At dette er over
ensstemmende med S6nderjyder-
mes 0nske, we'd jeg fra paalide-
lig Kilde.
En- dansk Protest mod Tysker-
ne. London, 81. Juni. Til Reuters
Bureau telegraferes fra Paris:
Den danske Regering har over
for Fredskonferencen protesteret
mod Tyskernes Optreden j def
dansktalende Slesvig, hvor Ty-
skerne foretager Salg af Stats
ejendom.
Prasterne flytter. Pastor Tieje
i Rausted skal nu vnre Priest
we'd den tyske Kirke i GSteborg.
God Fangst. bet danske Told
vasen og Statspoliti we'd Frede-
riksh6j beredte forleden Passa-
gererne j den tyske Bill, der vend-
tie hjem fra Holding, en- ordent-
Zig Overraskelse.
/ Bilen var en- Mengde Tyske-
re, navnlig tyske Damer, som
havde varet paa Hamstringstogt.
Politiet, der lange har haft Mis-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Sonderjylland.

,,VeJen ITem . hDDenHdNu, u.
%. Juni, 1919. | en- Artikel med
Overskriften ,,Vejen frem" skri-
yer ,,Flensborg Avis, at Diet
forelebig er Befolkningea 3.
Zone, som maa wise, hvad den
vii.
Den er nbget mangelfuldt
oplyst; med svag uudviklet Mod
standskraft skal den gennemgaa
en- Improve. Lykkedes Diet for
den, saa kan den feje de danske
Acknowledgements til Side, saa in
gen dansk Regering kan staa i
mod uden at fremkalde en- Storm
imod sig fra selve Diet danske
Folk. Der er ingen anden Mulig-
he'd for Befolkningen i treble
Zone end at paakalde dem, der
har proklameret Folkenes Selv-
VeStemmelSesre1.
Stillingens Alvor skal like I'M
d~erkendes; men der er en- Vel
frem, og den forer I'D i Lyset."
On den danske Regering he'd
der Diet i samme Artikel:
bet er, siger S%ejrherrerne i
Verdenskrigen, efter den danske
Regerings 0nske, at Bestemmel-
serne er endrede. Tanker er duk-
kede OPP ON ct Storml9b mod
denne, og den er like usaarlig.
Hvem der med skarpt Blk dra-
ger dens Politik for og under
Krigen og omkring Tysklands
Sammenbrud frem, vii we'd Ago
rende Beviser kunne fastslaa, at
den ,,kloge" Politik, som Rege-
ringen har drevet, har veret
felt anlagt og har lidt fuldstan-
digit Skibbrud. Den har set paa
Kampen mod sgd og til Diet
sidste kun haft Ole for hans for
lengst undergraduate Styrke. Der
har like opdaget noget af Diet,
som de fleste az os forudsaa, og
blew fuldkommen overrasket af
Begiyenhederne. Og i Stedet for
saa at gaa ! sig SEW og indr9m-
me sit Fejlsyn og drage F6lge-
slutningerne deraf, har den frem-
turet paa det umulige Grundlag,
og nu mener den at kunne sette
sig paa den hole Hest overfor
dem, der har set rigtigt. Blind
heden har haft en- Triumf at OPP
wise, og nu vii man ufortr6dent
indbilde det danske Folk, at Diet
er en- klog og national Politik.
der har vundet SER.
Opklaringen vii komme en-
Gang. M som for er Diet like
vor Opgave hernede at sette Mi
nisterstorm j Scene uden Hen
syn til, hvem der kan samles ON
Diet, og hvad der kan mas. Def
err Vejen frem til en- forsvarlig
Losning af Diet sSnderjydske
Sp6rgsmaal, som Diet galder. Def
er dette Maal, der skal mas, og
hvad Diet krever, maa cores og
vii blive gjort."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Skolekassen:

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. % ................
Los Angeles. Calf, Pastor n. Hansen, R. B. Mad,
Johanne Andersen, Marie Larsen, L. Mel;
Erik Andersen, hr. 81 X. Krestoffersen, Je
Christensen, Truelsen hr. 50; Berthel Ser
sen 30 Cts.
Warren, Pa, NJ. p. Laursen .................
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
vii i alt Fald komme til at hvi-
lie paa historisk Grund.
Invasionen. i Senderjylland.

En- Medarbejder we'd ,,Vestky-
stem" omtaler efter en- REESE til
S9nderjylland sit Indtryk af den
kolossale Tilstremning sydfra af
Fremmede og fremmed Kapital
Ire Slags Mennesker flygter
i denne It'd fra Tyskland mod
Eldoradolandet her (Hadersley)
tact we'd den danske Grense j:
Smughandlerne, de sultne og :
J6derne. De fGrste er uhyggelige
Fremtoninger, hvis Geschaftsblod
like fornagter sig. en- Gullasch-
kaste, der i Kraft af Penge tren-
ger sig ind paa Hotellers og Pri-
Yates Udlejeverelser og skubber
fattige Medborgere nd we'd s.
6 Ganges Overbud.
DE sultendes Harskare har og-
saa fundet Vejen. Eft nesten We
modigt, tragisk Raab ON Hjelp
fra sultende Mennesker dernede
fra sgd. Her er dog Sm9r, Melk,
BrSd, ON Diet ogsaa err knapt
tilmaalt. Dernede er intet.
Det code, danske M~issionsho-
tel fix forleden Foresp6rgsel fra
ct Par gamle berlinske Damer,
ON man kunde have dem ct Par
Uger. Der var ingen Fordring
til Komfort eller Pris, blot en-
stille Bon ON Bred, Eg og Malk.
Men Hotellet MATTE svare Nej,
og hvorforY
Fordi Joderne alt slider her
De store Forretningsmend fra
Berlin, Hamburg. Bremen, ia,
fra allie Kanter af Diet tyske Ri
ge, slider her forlangst. Man
ge har kobt Ejendomme til swim
lende Priser, S0-100.00O Mark
for, hvad der for kunde kebes
for $4,000. Andre ,,n9jes" med
Hotellerne. Og Formuerne, de
Hundredetusinder, ia Millioner
har de med. De STAIR i en- az By
ems Banker. Err Diet like ogsaa
ct Tidens Tegn,at Haderslevs Bys
Handelsregister fra Uge til Uge
for6ges med Navne, tyske Stor-
Firmaer, der ,,flytter'' Hovedkon-
toret og lader sig indskrive med
,,Filial i Hamburg, ,,Filial i
Stettin." 10, J6derne kender Vel
en-.
Norslesvigerne ser absolut TX
Ike med Glade paa denne Jede-
Kapitalens Invasion. 7 en- Sam
tale jeg har haft med fhv. Land
dagsmand Kloppenborg-Skrums-
ager bererte vi bl. a. disse For
hold. ,.Selvf9lgelig udtalte
Observation-Disclosures = skal
disse Tyskere like have Natura-
lisation, og Diet kan 10 vare, at
vi maa gaa samme Vel overfor
dem. som Preusserne oyerfor os
nagte dem Bosettelseretten. bet
vii selvf0lgelig virke hammende
paa Stremmen herop, at Tysker-
ne like lengere kan tage Ka-
pitalen med. Ligesaa vii Diet viz
Ike aflastende, naar Tyskland
faar Mad igen, = o gsaa for
6vrigt, naar Indvandrerne for
Alvor marker, at de like er ell
skede j S6nderjylland, og aldrig
bliver detl Men alligevel: Tysk-
land vii i mango Aar vere ct
usselt Land at BIO /, og Str6mmen
vii i de kommende Tider gaa
derfra mod de frie Lande. like
mindst Danmark. Vi Danske vii
like blive reaktionarer, men maa
bliye tvungne til at skabe en- Low
mod Fremmedinvationen."
Men alt som Freden trmkkerI
nd, gennemsyres S6nderjylland
af de slette Instinkter. Smugler-
mes Str6m ayler i den gamle L
dyl Overflod og Armed. Ledig-
gang g6der Krigens moraldreben-
de Sad. AT saadanne o~pl6sende
Tilstande gror intet godt. Der
oliver noget at b6de paa, naar
Genforeningens Dag err indie.
Prasterne og Menigheden. I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Spekulationen j Markkursen

De mango Sonderjyder, der Ons-
dag den p Juni kom til Ribe for
at handle, blew meget overraske-
de, da de kom ind j Bankerne
for at byte tyske PENCE med
danske. Her blew Diet nemlig med
delt dem, at de kun fix 80 Kr.
for 100 Mark, skont Avista-Kur-
sen for Bankerne i Reglen kun
gaar IL Procent under 3,75.
Dette i hoj Grad extraordinare
og e.jendommelige Forhold skyl-
DIES, efter hvad Bankdirekter
Kaalhauge i S~ydjydsk Land
mandsbank udtaler til ,Vestk."
den Omstendighed, at ct stort
Antal Spekulanter i Kobenhavn
og Proyinsen i Onsdags havde
kastet deres tyske PENCE paa
Markedet, uden at der err ct til
narmelsesvis tilsvarende Antal
Kebere. Dette havde bevirket, at
Bankerne like turde veksle til
en- h9iere Kurs end 80 eller der
omkring - altsaa ca. s Procent
under a vista Kurs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Den internationale Kommis-

Den internationale Kommis-
sion. Den internationale Kommis-
sion, der midlertidigt skal sly
re senderiylland, vii efter
hvad Matt" erfarer = faa fol
gende Sammensetning:
England og Frankrig vii BIZ
We representerede af deres her
verende Gesandter, Sir Murray
Marling og NJ. Comfy, Norge og
Sverrig af fhv. Statsraad 0. F.
V. Sydow.
De Forenede Staters Reprasen-
tant bliver rimeligvis den her
yarende Gensandt, Norman Hap
good men for hans Vedkommen-
de err Udnevnelsen endnu Us.
Juni) like officiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Norges Reprasentant.

Norges Repr#sentant. I det
norske Statsraad Fredag den 81
Juni blev Telegrafdirekter Tho
mas Heftye udnevnt til norsk
Medlem af den internationale
Kommission, der skal treffe Di-
spositioner i Anledning az Fol
keafstemningen j slesvig og adj
ministrere de Distrikter, hvor
Folkeafstemningen skal finde
Sted.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Presterne og Menigheden.

70 6h~0Nhs i
DISK. Mghbl." leases f6lgende:
,,Sidste Winter blew def fra
p~restelie Side proklameret Of
fentligt, at we'd Nordslesvigs Cen
forening med Danmark Wide kun
en- Snes af de nuverende Pra-
ster blive j Embedet, Resten vii
de selv s6ge sgd paa eller ilade
sig pensioners. Denne Paastand
vii like holde Silk. F~lertallet af
de Praster, som +. T. sidder |
Embedet j Nordslesvig, haaber
aabenbart at kunne blive under
de nye Forhold. Paa Ais {. Eks.
findes der vistnok ingen Priest,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
-Statuen flyttes. IA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flyttes. Aa-
benraa, %. Juni. Efter hvad
,,Hejmdal" meddeler, har det
Priyatkonsortium, der ejer
Knivsbjerg we'd Gennerbugten
med Bismarcktaarnet og Statu-
en-, overdraget en- Bygmester i
Aabenraa at tage Statuen ned.
Det er Hensigten, at Statuen skal
flyttes sgd for den kommende
nye Granse, hvor man antagelig
vii finde en- Plads til at REESE
den paa; selve Taarnet oliver
j hvert Fald forelobig staaende.
Folkehojskole. for Ais og Sun
deved. We'd ct Mode i Sender
borg forleden Aften bley Diet we'd
taget at REESE en- Folkehgjskole
paa Ais eller i Sundeved. Efter
ct Foredrag af H9jskoleforstan-
der Vedde, Hadsten Hsjskolet
vedtog den 200 Mand store For
valge ifolge ,,Hovedst.' at
valge Tillidsmand fra hver By,
som saa skulde indsamle den
nsdvendige Kapital paa 100000
Kr. bet er endnu like bestemt,
hvor Skolen skal ligge, men den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Indremissionen:

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 80 SIS
Racine, Wis, Emaus Nigh, Mrs. Hanne Christensen
Tilsammen SIS
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
JEW GIVES $1,000
TO BAPTIST DRIVE

A prominent Washington Hebrew,
who has asked that his name be with
held is responsible for the first lump
contribution to the Roger WuIami
Memorial. His pledge for 81 900 was
announced this morning by the Rev.
q. G. Johnson, pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist Church
This man." said DR.. Johnson, els
one Of the most public-spirited as
well as most modest citizens Of Wash
ington. He gave us this contribution
because, as he said. every Jew owes
a debt OF gratitude TO Roger Will
liams for his establishment OF relig-
ious freedom nearly 300 years ago.
The only regret we have is that he
will not allow us to give him credit
before the public for his action"
Although the figures will not be
made public until the drive is ended
both DR.. Johnson and the Rev DIR.
Frank H. Devine, OF Brooklyn, who
is here to assist in the campaign.
stated this morning that promises re-
ceived up to date make them conf
dent of the outcome.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
CHURCHES TO HELP
SALE OF " BONDS

Plans for conducting the Victory
Liberty loan campaign among the
churches are being discussed this
afternoon at a special meeting OF
Washington clerSymen Of all denomi-
nations In the District building with
the Liberty loan committee on
churches, Of which C. A. Aspinwall Is
chairman.
Commissioner Brownlow Is partieI-
pating In the meeting, as are also
members Of the Central Liberty Loan
Committee Of the District
IL plans formulated by Mr.. Aspin-
wall are carried out. the influence OF
the clergymen will play an important
part in making the loan success
here. Each church will be asked to
hold special Victory loan services on
some particular day during the cam
paign. 1t Is expected also that honor
rolls will be established in each parish
upon which the names of all members
purchasing Victory notes will be in
scribed.
The work among the churches dur
ing the last loan drive was seriously
handicapped by the influenza cpl
demie. which prevented the holding
OF meetings.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
SCHOOLS TO AID
SALVATION ARMY

Cooperation Of the public schools
OF Washington in the Salvation Army
Home Service Fund drive next month
was pledged by the Board Of Eduea-
tion yesterday.
The board voted to permit the
schools to help in the campaign fol-
Lowing a brief talk by Earl Goodwin,
chairman Of the Washington Drive
Committee.
Washington has been asked TO
raise 100000 for the home service
fund of the Salvation Army" said Mr..
Goodwin. Ninety per cent Of this
amount will be devoted to Salvation
Army work in the National Capital.
The other 10 per cent will be used
by the executive committee Of the
Salvation Army, in New York.
The Salvation Army has done
splendid work during the war, and
because Of .that-fact deserves the sup
port and cooperation OF every Wash
ingtonian.
The District school children have
aided greatly in previous relief
drives and their cooperation with
the committee in the coming cam
paign will be a material help.
The motion which permits the
school children OF Washington to be-
come active workers in the Salvation
Army drive was introduced by John
B. -Larner.-- - --- ----r-.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
boy FIRST TO GIVE
TOCHARITIES' FUND

The Victory-Eastsr appeal Of the
Associated Charities and the Citizens
Relief Association is meeting with
cordial response. The appeal is for
$1,000 with which TO carry on" work
Of reconstFueting broken homes In
Washington. The first contribution
to this Victory Easter offering comes
from . working lad in his teens who
gives half-a-day's pay. Many con-
tributions are being received from
persons who contributed at Thanks
giving or Christmas time.
In acknowledging receipt of the
recent report OF progress sent by the
Associated Charities to a eOntribu-
tor to one of its Christmas Oppor-
tunity families, a business man
writes. I'VE do not know when we
have received . letter which gFati-
fled US more than this one From
the information contained in your re-
port we really feel that we have done
something to help some poor soul
along lifs's rugged way" The letter
closed with an offer to contribute
further in behalf OF some similar
family in need.
The Joint finance committee
through its treasurer. Howard s. Rec
side, 923 II street northwest. acknowl-
edges receipt to date of $I,OGO toward
the $4,000. asked for in It's Victory
Easter appeal
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
"B0RAX BILL" BOOSTS
BUYING OF "W BONDS

Watch for "Borax Bill" America S
champion mule driver, today. He is
making the rounds of Washington
streets preaching about the greatest
twenty-mule team in the world, and
telling people why they should buy
Victory bonds.
This is Bills" last day in Wash
ington. His last lecture in Washing
ton will be on Eighth street north
west, in front of Lansburgh & Bros.
store at 5 o'clock tonight. Tomorrow
Bill leaves for Baltimore
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

gotten off the train and am anxious
TO sleep away from noise"
The attache explained that all he
had left was a cot. You'll have to
sleep on that" he said.
That's satisfactory" replied the
soldier, a gleam OF satisfaction light
ing up his face. NO apology neces-
sary-do you think I've been sleeping
on feather beds?"
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN!
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR YOU!

trouble, warming and easing the
nerves and tissues. You can almost
feel the Inflammation, swelling or
stiffness subside, as the pain grows
less and less.
You don't even have to wait u rub
in Sloan's LinimCnt. 1t penetrates,
and its clear, clean liquid can be
poured right on the skin without
staining. Get a generous size bottle
from your druggist today.
soc, 6Oc, and Sl.2O.
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stop the pain! Give me relief.
that's what you want when you're
hurt. That's what you get with SlOan's
I,jniment. It not only kills pain" but
does il quickly, without delay.
IL you're tormented by Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Back
ache, and body or nerve pain-just see
how quickly a little Sloan's Liniment
Rfyes relief. The very hrst applica-
zion rests and comforts. Seems to
reach right down 10 the seat OF the
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GLAD TO SLEEP ON COT
AFTER SERVING AT FRONT

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, April II.
An overseas soldier stopped in the
Y. n. C A. here and stepping up to
a secretary said:
Sir. can you furnish me with a
place to sleep for the night? I've just
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
ARMY EXPENSES FALL.

~- March was the first month in which
a decided decrease in army eXpendi-
lures occurred, an official statement
Issued yesterday showed. In that
month expenditures were S494 900 900
or just 5S per cent of the previous
monthly total OF that total, the
quartermaster corps spent Il per
cent.
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CHILDREN TO SHARE
C. w. KELLOGG ESTATE

Charles W. Kellogg IN his win.
Gated December .. fst4, Nlkieh mas
been hled for probate directs that his
estate be divided in equal shares be-
tween his three children-Roya1 s.
Kellogg Ruth NJ. Kellogg and Ed
ward II. Kellogg, who have been APP
pointed Joint executors without bona
The will was executed at the town Of
Manhattan. Kan, and Was offered for
probate by Attorney N. F. Mangan.
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JANE DELANO DIES IN FRANCE.

PARIS, April I7.-Miss Jane Dslano.
director OF the department Of nurs-
ing Of the American Red Cross, is
dead at the Savenay base hospital She
was taken i'll while making a survey
OF Red Cross nursing in France and
underwent several surgical opera
tiOns.
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RREAk % RHuM GAMr.

CHICAGO, April 17-TYo aFHasd
men took the pleasure out OF the
DeVen Pleasure Club, breaking up .
and much more effective, they said.
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Payees Can Aid.

II no new address can be procured
from the soldiers commanding officer,
. form indicating that q check is be-
ing held by the Bureau Of War Risk
Insurance as unclaimed" is sent to
the American Red Cross. The Red
Cross in turn sends the information to
home service workers who investi-
gate in the locality concerned. Since
February a large number OF checks
have been delivered through the ef-
forts Of the Home Service Workers Of
the American Red Cross.
Persons entitled TO checks from the
Bureau Of War Risk Insurance can
insure the receipt Of their checks only
BY notifying the bureau OF all changes
ia address.
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California Syrup of Figs"
For the Liver and Bowels
COnstpated Children Gladly Take

Tell your druggist you want genuine
California Syrup of Figs" Full directions
and dose for Babies and children Of all ages
who are constpated, bilious, feverish, tongue
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle. Look for the name California"
and accept no other Zig Syrup. .''-BeWaFsI
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

To be successful learn TO save.
Tariff stamps and War savings
Stamps will help you.