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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-07-10
CENTER MONTVILLE.

Mrs. A T. Gay and son Elwood of
Auburn are visiting Elijah Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs Darlington Carter of
New York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Gay,
Mrs. Loren W. Howard was recent
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Whitcomb in Waldo.
Mrs. Saxon Huckins and daughter
Gladys of Lowell, Mass, were last week
guests of Mrs. L. W. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o Clement and c. II.
Clement of Pittstield were visiting
friends in town over the Fourth.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry E. Davis, Miss
Alice Davis, and Mrs. d. Q. Cain from
Taunton, Mass, are at D, c. Gains.
Mrs. w. w. Lunt, with her daughter
Harriet and her nephew, Volney S. Gill
patrick of Marblehead, Mass, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs.
Abbie NJ Watts of Watervile with
Harry Watts of HalloWell were guests
over the Fourth, of Clarence Thompson
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BROOKS.

VIM. r. Lane is al work for the Bangor
Daily News as agent.
Nj. Milton NJ Leonard had green peas
f or sale July 4th.
Mr. Philip Holmes of Salem, Mass, is
visiting at Mrs Mary A. Staples
JF. Ellis has moved his mill TO Monroe
where he has lot of lumber to saw
Miss Nina Webb is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Boston, Mass.
Nj Frank W Gibbs has purchased an
Overland Car of A l.. Croxford of Mon
roe.
Mrs. Howard Webb has moved into the
A. E. Chase Co. house on the Hall hill
road.
Mr.. Ralph Gulifer of Waterville spent
the holiday with Dr.. A. E. kilgore and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Littlefeld of
Belfast called on R. j. Kenny and family
Sunday.
The farmers in and around the village
have begun their hayng and are reporting
a large crop.
"A ldI Rt CIOWd IL YIN tliS NildSS oCIN"iiA-
ed the dance at Littleteld's pavilion the
night of July 4th.
Miss Caroline NJ. Streeter was the guest
of friends in Knox Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday of last week.
Miss Abbie Knowlton of Belfast spent
the week END with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed knowlton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs L. P. Kenney of Bath spent
few days with their daughter, Mrs.
Roscoe E. Weber and family, recently.
Miss Margaret Sargent of Monroe was
the guest>of Willard S. Jones and family
at 'Bide-a-wee" cottage, Randall Pond,
over the Fourth.
Mr.. Thomas R Cook of Waterville
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Mabel Cook, at 1.-THE
Oaks" Randall Pond.
Mr.. Willard S. Jones and family, Mr..
Percy H. Grant and family and Mrs. E.
S. Roberts spent the holiday at their
cottages at Randall Pond.
Miss Christine A. Jones, who has en-
ployment in Washington, D. c., is spend
ing fifteen days vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. Willard S. Jones and family. r
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Miss Inza Boyd spent several days last
week in Belfast, the guest of friends.
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Los !

Deposit Book No. 80 s
Trust Company, Bella.
please return same to ...Nga
l. fNlN rss'-'
Belfast, July 7, 1910 1"
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate
ISRAEL WOODBURY. ESTATE.

l am authorized by the devisees under the
will of Israel Woodbury., late of Morrill,, de-
ceased, to receive sealed bids for all or for
each Of the several parcels of real estate own
ed by said Israel Woodbury. at the time OF his
decease, except the homestead.
All bids must be in my hands on or before
o'clock D. M, Monday. July 81. 1919. and are to
be then opened by me at the office of Dunton
& Morse, in Belfast, Reserving the right to
accept or reject any or all bids, but Sales II
made. will be made to the highest bidder.
JOHN r. DUNTON,
Administrator, with>wil annexed. of estate of
Israel Woodbury.. deceased. 2w2s
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MRS, BLANCHE D. WELLMAN

Blanche D., wife of Nathan Wellman,
died at her home in Belmont July 4th,
aged 48 years and IL days. She was born
in Lincolnville, the daughter of Charles
and Sarah Patterson) Dickey. The fu-
neral was held at her late home Sunday
at 2 p m, under the direction of Dr. T.
N. Pearson of Morrill, with Rev Nathan
Hunt of Morrill, officiating
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OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

swallow OF water The oil stimulates
the kidney action and enables the
organs to throw off the poisons which
cause premature old age. New life and
strength increase as you continue the
treatment. When completely restored
continue taking a capsule or two each
day. GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules will keep you in health and vgor
and prevent a return OF the disease.
Do not wait until old age or disease
have settled down for good. Go to YOU
druggist and get a box of GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules. Money
refunded if they do not help you. Three
sizes. But remember to ask for the
original imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
In sealed packages.
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Science SAYS that old age begins with
weakened kidneys and digestive organs.
This being true, it is easy to believe
that by keeping the kidneys and di-
gestive organs cleansed and in proper
working order old age can be deferred
and life prolonged far beyond that en-
joyed by the average person.
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OH has been relieving the
weaknesses and disability due to ad-
vancing years. 1t is standard old
time home remedy and needs no intro
duction. GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Is
Enclosed in odorless, tasteless capsules
them as you would a pill, with small
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North Waldo Pomona

A large and enthusiastic gathering OF
the patrons of North Waldo Pomona met
at the hall of Comet Grange, Swanvlile,
for the regular meeting Wednesday, June
25th.
Worthy Master O. B. Dow presided and
the chaplain being absent, past chaplain
w / Matthews fill ed the vacant station
After the usual opening exercises and
selection by the choir, representatives
from the following oranges repor'ed'
Sunrise, Morning Light, Comet, Granlte
and Sebasticook. All reports were favor
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Clifford of Winthrop
we're special guests and received hearty
welcome. After a brief business session
a class of q candidates received the IN
structions of the degree OF Pomona
A recess was taken at this time and the
visitors and newly initiated members were
conducted to the dining hall where an
abundant dinner was served
The meeting was reassembed IN the
fifth degree and "America" was sung by
the choir under the direction OF h. ID.
Farnham, who has recently organized
community chorus in Swanville,
Alice Nickerson extended fraternal
greetings and A. Stinson of Granite
GRANGE responded in behalf of the visi-
tors.
The lecturer announced that short
time would be devoted to memorial eX-
arcises and the names of the deceased
members were read and the lady steward
denosited flowers on the altar. The choir
sang "Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me, and AL
berta Nickerson recited "Crossing the
Bar A reading Sometime" by Ida
Varnev, was followed with the selection
s'Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" by Mrs.
H D. Farnham and w. B. Farnham. The
EXERCISES we're concluded with the Lords
prayer.
Mr.. Clifford was introduced at this
time and gave most excellent address,
taking for his subject, 1.-The Cost, lie
nrefaced his remarks with stirring
GRANGE talk and continued with brlef
rasume of our country's history from the
lordino of the Mayflower to the present
time. and as he reviewed each era he
dvelt upon the price that must always
he maid for freedom and for right He
closed nv paving a glowing tribute to
those who paid the price IN the late war
Mrs. Clifford made remarks, A piano
solo by Ruby Gray received hearty ap-
nlause and she responded to an encore
Minnie Thayer was called upon and re
cited a humorous selection which wa
followed by the song, Keep the Hom'
Fires Burning" by several young ladies
The topic Are we as grange assisting
the county agent as we should? was op'
a,ec nv c. c. Clements and discussed by
A I. Nickerson, j. W. Nlckerson, E. L
Davis, c. NJ. Moore, Mr.. Clifford, 0. B
Dow and several others. 1t was an inter
estIng discussion, and nearly all speakers
EXPRESSED the opinion that the grange
should become more active in promoting
the work of the several organizations il
which the county agent is llboring.
The last number of the program wa
music, violin and piano, by H. D. and "
B. Farnham.
A committee was appointed to maxi
arrangements for a field meeting IN Au
gust. and after the customary vote o
thanks to those who contributed largely
to the success of the meeting, it wa
closed with the usual ceremonies and thu
"Star Spangled Banner" was sung by all
CLARA D. YORK
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MEDICINAL ROOTS, HERBS,
BARKS and BERRIES

Ard other alternatives, TONES and
health-giving ingredients that are
recommended in the best medi al
books, are combined in Hood Sar-
saparilla. 1t builds up the blood,
improves the appetite, invigorates the
digestion, tones the stomach and
gives nerve strength so as to promote
permanent good health. Has merit
ed and held the praise of three gen
erations. You should give it trial.
As a gentle thorough catharuc
many recommend Hood 5 Pills.
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Mr. and Mrs Abner A. Hall and two
children of Melrose, Mass, were guests
over the Fourth of his sister, Mrs. H. w
Healey.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

80 Aar. Gamle Madam Krogh
i Tyrsbol kunde den %. JUL hol-
de 90-Aars Fodselsdag. Den gam
lie er i'll. ,,Flensborg Avis trods
sin hoje Alder usadvanlig legem-
liz frisk. Hun stammer fra Ais.
Gamle Slagtermester Rel
mers' Hustru i Sonderborg fyld.
tie 90 Aar for kort Til siden.
Aftagtsmand Asmus As
mussen i Aynbol fyldte 80
Aar den =. August. Han er
i'll. ,,Flensb. Ay.' den sidstleven-
de af 7 Gaardmend, der i Haly-
.tredserne kebte Avnbolgaard i
.Felleskab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Krist glade din sjel.

Krist glade din Sjal evindelig
og yere med os, som lenges,
indtil vi modes j Himmerig,
hvor Lengslerne udestenges.
Vi skenner lidet i yerdens Aar,
hvad virkelig bedst os baader,
og gaar dog frem mod en- sol
lys War
med Lesning paa Livets Gaader.
Saa skal vi samles med Fred igen
som ofte i fordums Dage,
og Sorgens Skygge skal fare hen,
og tavne liver lonlig Klage.
Johan Zerlang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Kredsmede.

Iowa Kreds afholder, vii Gud,
sit aarFige delegergde Mode i
st. Paul. Menighed, Ringsted,
Ia, d. 26.-2S. Sept. Foruden
Valg az Embedsmend vii Kreds-
mission bliye forhandlet. Tors
dag Aften Prestem9de. Emmett
bet offentlige og private Skrif-
temaal".
Fredag Formiddag Kl. 1912
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fredag
Aften Foredrag: S9ndagsskole-
arbejdet. Desuden vii felgende
Emner bliye dr9ftet:
Kredsens Emne: Menighedens
|Deltagelse i Gudstjenesten og
|hvad der kan cores for at frem-
me den
Menighedens Emne: Syndsbe.
|kendelsens Meteorological og Vel
|signelse.
Menighederne bedes ON at SEN
de Delegater og allie Prester
|forventes til Medet.
Var allie velkomnel
Paa Kredsens Vegne.
A. M. Nielsen.
st. PAUL. Menighed, Ringsted,
|Ia., indbyder herved paa Diet
venligste til Iowas Kreds Aars-
mode d. 26.-28. Sept. Tilrejsen-
de bedes anmelde sig til en- af
undertegnede linden d. Is. Sept.
Paa Menigheden Vegne.
F. G. Rasmussen, Nigh. Priest.
G. P. Andersen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
/ Enrum.

De morke Skygger yiger
fra Sonderjyllands Wang,
og Morgenroden stiger
med Bud ON Sol og Sang
Den Dag er nu i Vente,
Vi gik og haabed paa,
da Nations Taage spendte
sig om os klam og graa.
vi takker dig, som kveger
os, hvorsomhelst vi gaar,
vi takker dig, som lager
de dybe Hjertesaar,
vi takker dig, som drager
os til dig we'd din Aand,
vi takker dig, som tager
vor Fremtid j din Hand.
Lad os gaa dine Veje
med Lys i Liy og D9d,
og lad os faa i Eje
din Kraft i Lyst og Nod
gled wore Faldnes Sjele
hos dig paa Himlens Stran'
hialp os i Tro at knele
med Bon for Folk og Land
Gram Prestegaard.
Johan Zerlang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

I'll Sommersted os binder,
til Landet senden Aa.
Der legged Vi som Drenge,
der stod wort Barndomshjem;
men der kom Tider strenge,
haardt blew der faret frem.
M brister Baand; Diet berer
mod Dag for Danmarks Folk,
og Flaget her skal vere
for wore Tanker Tolk.
ia HOLT paa Kirkens Tinde
til Tops lad Flaget gaa
som Genforeningsminde
Diet vale mod Diet Blaal
Hans Egede Claim, der en- It'd
var Stiftsprovst i Aalborg og do
lie SON Sogneprest i Storehedin-
ge, var i 1929 sogneprest i
S%ommersted, i hvis Kirke der
hanger ct Billede af ham.
Flaget er skenket af fem af
hans Born, blandt dem Sogne-
presterne p. E. Claim i There
by og Henrik Claim i Kongsted.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
SSnderjylland

Sommersted Kirke har af af-
dgde Stiftsprovst Egede Claims
Born faaet skenket ct stort,
smukt Dannebrogsflag. Det var
ledsaget af fslgende Vers:
Saa mango dyre Minder,
som aldrig kan forgaa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
S9nderjydske Ungdomsforeninger
besoger Dybbol.
Fra Matt serlige Korr.

Holding, Onsdag den 30. JUL.
Den danske Notwithstanding
for Flensborg og Omegn' og
,,Flensborg og Omegns Ungdoms-
forening'' foretog forleden en- vel
Ilykket Udflugt til Sonderborg
med Diet storste SIKH, Flensborgs
Dampskibsselskab RAIDER over.
Der deltog ca. 500 Mennesker /
ITuren. Under Sejladsen spillede
Diet medfolgende Orkester danske
ln%ationale Sange.
Lidt for man naaede Sender
borg, henstillede Fernandez for
Ungdomsforeningen for Flens-
borg til Orkestret like efter
Landgangen at spille danske Ma
'tionalmelodier. Der MATTE like
gives Tyskerne nogen Grund til
at lave Spektakler.
Da de Bes9gende med Orke-
street og Hr. Nissen i Spidsen
gik fra Borde, saas oppe paa
Land de tyske Marinere, der med
Faner i Spidsen kom marcherende
Marinerne spillede meget udfor-
drende ,,Schleswig-H olstein meer-
umschlungen'. ,,Saa spiller Vi
ogsaa wore Melodier, sagde Hr.
Nissen, og Danskerne svarede
med ,,Vift stolt paa Kodans Boil.
'ge."
Dette var Begyndelsen I'll Ty-
skernes Chikanerier, men de lod
Diet like blive derived. Da Hr.
Nissen sammen med 3 SUDDEN
ter gik OPP paa Dybb9l-Hoj for
at bestille Katie, blew han tiltalt
af en- tysk Mariner med: Her
taller man Tysk." ,,Ja, end
nu," syarede Nissen, linen ct
.Ojeblik, saa skal her blive talt
.Dansk." - Denne lille Episode
gik dog af i stor Stilhed.
Man samledes nu ON Katie
bordene, og Lederen for Flens-
borg Notwithstanding indIedede,
hyorefter Hr. Nissen talte og
mindedes de danske Soldater,
der havde bI9dt paa Dybbpl.
Man gik derefter til Skanse
VI. ). hvor Hr. Nissen indledede
og Hr. stud. juris lessen talte
ON ,,Dybbel, Dannevirke, Dame
brog, Danmark''. Talen hilstes
med starkt Bifald. Senere talte
stud. theol. Bindsley, og man
sang ,,Slumrer sodt i Slesyigs
Man drog derefter til Sender
borghus, hvor Fru Redakt9rGrau
bod Velkommen. Hr. Nissen tax
kede Fruen for den varme Vel
komst og meddeite, at Diet tyske
teIefonisk havde henyendt
sig til ham for at foresp0rge, ON
Diet var sandt, at man havde spill
let Kong Christian, Hr. Ms
sen havde syaret ia, h~vorefter
man havde erkleret, at Diet Wide
we're bedst, ON der like blew spill.
let danske rationale Melodier
i S9nderborg, da Marinerne var
meget ophidsede.
D'Hrr. Max Kjer-H Hansen og
Huno Holstein fra bet unge Dan
mark havde derefter Ordet, hyor-
efter stud. jur. lessen starkt
kritiserede den danske Rege-
rings Holdning j Diet senderjyd-
ske Sp9rgsmaal.
We'd Skibets Afgang blev der
udbragt ct Leve for Diet danske
Sgnderborg, og da man var kom-
met nd af Havnen, spillede Or
kestret after Kong Christian.
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Nyt fra Danmark.

N. P Madsen: Husandagtsbog $500
y uOroeb >. ............s.... ~
Tabt og funded. .. ......... LOU
Oluf 0lesen: ,Livet'. En- lille Andagtsbog med
stykker til liver Dag i Aaret........ LOO
OFF. Ricard: For os" Observation-Disclosures. 24O
OFF. Ricard: For os" Omslag. ......,.... LEO
OFF. Ricard: Tag og L@s ............... 4W
Lauritz Petersen: En- Krise" ........,.. $50
Lauritz Petersen: En- Krise', i Omslag. -. 200
Luthers Bibelske Skatkiste ................ 200
Gunnar Engberg: DE unge Aar" .......... $50
Martin Rasmussen den gamle Kirkesti" -. 80
Knud Hee Andersen: Naar du beder (Fader-
vor) forklaret for de unge ........90
Jesu Liv Bileder af Carl Bloch med Tekst
af Skovg-Petersen :. =. ........... 480
G. Moe: MAIDEN og Sandheden =. -. 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:
Det forhaanede Kors) ............. $50
Bibelen, Storstilet, Ny Oversettelse, Latinske
Typer, uden Versdeling, preset Lederbind,
Guldsnit. 80. ..... 400
Ny Testamente: Lommeformat, India Papir,
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Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
The Singing Weaver and
other Stories"
by julius and Margaret Seebach

is a collection of ten tales of the reformation. They are in
teresting variations of actual occurrences and aims to show
the part played by obscure but valiant people in spreading
the doctrines of the great reformers. The scenes are laid in
different countries including Germany, Scotland, Sweden,
Holland, and France. The stories will be of especial inter-
est to young students of history, and are suitable for use at
young peoples meetings in connection with a study of the
reformation. Price $100. Order through
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Senderjylland.
Tidspunktet for overtagelsen.

Jessen I'll vDefl. lld.
I franske parlamentariske
Kredse mener man, at Fredstrak-
tatens Ratification i Senatet og
Depateretkamret vii finde Sted
Aenimod Midten at August. Og
bet err like usandsynligt, at ia
pan vii have vedtaget Ratifi-
kationen omkring Diet samme
Tidspunkt.
Dersom denne Mulighed slaar
I'll, er der Mulighed for, at den
International Kommission, som
AKA have Hojhedsretten / L. og
z. slesvigske Zone under Folke-
afstemningen, vii begive sig til
Slesvig henimod Slutningen at
August, og, at Folkeafstemninger-
ne i /. OF 2. Zone kan vare for
bi i Begyndelsen at November.
Tilbage vii derefter staa Fast
sattelsen af en- proyisorisk Gren-
selinie we'd de Allierede / Over
ensstemmelse med Traktatens Ar
tikel 10. Da dette Arbejde sand
synligvis like vii tage lang It'd,
err der Mulighed for, at de danske
eivile og militere Myndigheder
kan tage Diet slesvigske Omraade
/ Besiddelse omkring den l. De-
eember.
Formaliteterne we'd defnitivt
at overf0re Suvereniteten I'll
Kongen at Danmark vii imidler-
It'd paa dette Tidspunkt endnu
anet fra vare i Orden. Der skal
'ferst oprettes en- Traktat, we'd
Avilken Tyskland definitivt giyer
Afkald paa enhver Ret over Diet
befriede slesvigske Omraade til
Gunst for de allierede og as
socierede Hoyedmagter. Derefter
skal der oprettes en- Traktat, /
Felge hvilken de allierede og
associerede Hoyedmagter afleye-
rer dette Territorium til Dan
mark.
Til disse diplomatiske Opera
fioner VII der knytte sig de nod
Bendige Valg j Danmark med
Henblik paa de H%ndringer, der
skal foretages i Forfatningen
Daa Grund af de nye Omraaders
Endlemmelse, og endelig Fast
sattelse af Omraadets nye Gren-
re / Overensstemmelse med F'reds-
traktatens Artikel Ill.
ALE disse forskellige Handlin.
ger kan like vere afsluttede
for ! Foraaret 1920.
Romningen at 3. Zone. Aal-
borg, 3. August. Kloppenborg-
Skrumsager og Cornelius Peter
Sen talte i Eftermiddag og i AT
ten we'd to store Meder j Hand
ywrkerforeningen. We'd Eftermid-
aagsmodet var der m6dt "a. 500
Hennesker.
Talerne modtoges med void
somt Bifald og afbrodes ofte af
Bifald. bet vakte stormende
Jubel, da Folkethingsmand, Ants
forvalter y. p. Jensen udtalte /:
,Det er en- Usselhed, at Diet skal
Yare n9dvendigt, at disse to
Mend kommer herop for at vak-
&c Diet danske Folk. Men des-
Earre har Diet jo efter Afstemnin-
gen I Folkethinget visit sig nod
rendigt. Lad os nu Sc, ON det
danske Folk like kan tale saa
holt, ar Regeringen kan h9re Diet.
.Og kan den like Diet, saa gaar
Vejen udenom Regeringen til
Ententen."
Forsamlingen vedtog enstem.
nigt foIgende Resolution:
Samlede til Mode i Aalborg
med ACCOMPLISHMENTS og
Cornelius Petersen fremsatter VI
en- indstendig Opfordring til den
danske Regering og til Enten-
tens Gesandter ON at gore ct al
vorligt Forsog paa at imedekom-
me de danske S9nderjyders Krav
am R6mning af 3. Zone"
rf a~Ivorliot Sndrpsmaal. ..Flens-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Kvitteringer
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yermilion, S. Oak, Christian Hansen ....... sou
Blair, Nebr, Den d. S. S. =. =. 500
Ferndale, Calf, vor FIR. Mghs XVI. ......... 1000
Jacksonville, Ia, Mrs. Chr. Poldberg ...... 500
Albert Lea, MINI, S. S. Kvartalsoffer ..... 434
Kenmare, n. Oak, Trim Nigh. Mrs. Z. Wibeck -. 1000
Brush, Colo, Mrs. z. S. Hansen -. =. ......... $50
Tnsammen $99489
Queensland Missioner:
For kyitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 35 .$117488
Vermilion, S. Oak, Christian Hansen ....... 500
Brush, Colo, Mrs. P. S. Hansen -. ...... go
Tilsammen $118288
Indremissionen:
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 30 :. ............. $8o75o
Ill. Kreds we'd ?. II. Linden ..... 1715
Vermilion, S. Oak, Christian Hansen =. .. 1000
Mimi. hreds we'd L. Clausen go. -. ........ 1890
Tnsammen $88l.55
Utahmissionen:
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 35 ann. 1898 10
Hardy, Nebr, J. M. Jensen og Hustru ....... 1000
Ell Campo, Texas, Mrs. Pauline Hansen ........ 80
Vermilion, S. Oak, Christian Hansen :. $50. 1000
Tilsammen 49,. 1858 SO
Skolekassen:
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. M. 35 -. .............. $23O50
Verminion, S. Oak, Christian Hansen 49,. 2OOO
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Tilsammen -. $2505 so
Alderdomshjemmet
For kyitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 30 =. -. =. $50. $4,000
Racine, Wis, Emaus Nigh. &C. N. E." :. -. 300
Tnsammen. $1,000
Til Armenian and Syrian Relief:
Racine, Wis, Emaus Nigh. C. N. Eo ......... $500
JSdemissionen:
For kyitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 35 -. >. -. ........... $4,000
Kenmare, N. Oak, Mrs. p. Wibek -. .......... 1000
Vermnlion, S. Oak, Christian Hansen ........... 500
Tilsammen $1540O
Blair, Nebr, den %. Aug, 1919.
Med TAX ~modtagetl Otto Hansen,