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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1919-05-20

Another instance of man in q SOL
dier's uniform going free was shown in
the court proceedings Friday. A
member of the military police, who
had been stationed in Mount Holly to
see that other soldiers did not commit
unlawful acts, confessed under oath
that he had sinned against the laws OF
God and the state of New Jersey. The
court was requested to have the man
committed to answer for his act but
counsel for the state objected on the
ground that soldier is not amenable
to the civil authorities but must be
dealt with by the military officials. We
do not believe any such stuff. If it is
so of what Importance is the constitu-
ton of this state which says: THE
military shall be in strict subordina-
ton to the civil power" That the wo-
man in question was guilty has been
decided by jury, but the body that
had the case under consideration was
very sorry that it could not do some
thing to the fellow who aided the wo-
man to break the law of the state, who
evidently did it for the purpose OF hav-
ing her punished and then sneaked
out under the uniform that he wore on
which was the badge of an officer
bound to preserve good order. That
the camp officials we're not feeling very
comfortable over the matter was shown
by the way in which two of them
hustled the witness out Of court and
into an automobile to be whisked away
to Camp Dix. Possibly he may have
been or will be court-martialed but it is
a pretty safe bet that the punishment,
if any, will be very slight, especially
as there is possibility that the man
was sent here to commit the very act
that caused the woman's arrest. A
man who will commit the deed referred
to and then admit it in order to con-
denim the woman is OF a more dirty
yellow than the color Of the uniform
he wore.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1919-05-20
Advertisements

Developing, printing and charging.
Quality work. L. S. Boyce, stat Toner
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19

a mere suggestion of the barrel sill
houette which was in vogue few
seasons back. s, t. a y, II.
One very smart suit seen on the av-
enue was of navy blue serge with
hip length jacket which opened over
a belted waistcoat blouse of cream
linen crash trimmed with crocheted
buttons and edged with Irish picot
The three-quarter sleeves were semi
flaring and the tight linen cuff of the
blouse coming down over the wrists
gave a jaunty air to the costume.
The question of blouses always sec
onds the motion of the tailored suit
Georgette is being made up into waists
of brilliant colorings, and combining
| the most unheard-of materials. For
! instance, peplum affair of sheerest
silk georgette crepe was trimmed with
flutings on the collar and sleeves of
white batiste. Another model of leaf
green printed chiffon had deep roll
collar of handkerchief linen bound
in green taiTeta. These are simply
sketches Of what, we have, come to.
But by far the smartest sblouses for
summer wear, are those, Of finest ba.
tiste, made entirely BY hand, and
trimmed with hemstitching or inserts
|of Valciennes lace. Net blouses are
tembellished with, lace, pleatings and
|are fresh looking for the first wearing,
but they do not launder satisfactorily,
land unless one has an unlimited sup
ply they are not a happy investment.
Among the prettiest and most
pleasing purchases one can make in
1.-THE way of morning frocks, are those
, of the new English prints. This quaint
fabric has spplanted ginghams and
lpercales to large extent, and there
are some unusual designs in soldat,
blue, helotrope, yellow and rose which
will be popular for tub dresses. The
designs are small and not unlike the
calicos we used to know except that
they possess an indefinable charm,
which cannot be duplicated. =
! A few descriptions are given here
with of afternoon frocks, which may
be Of help to the girl who is clever
enough to evolve her wardrobe from
left.overs combined with new materi.
Ials. T. r..
| A narrow skirt of navy blue net
|ruffles is topped by a bodice of dark
Eblue satin which has waistcoat OF
] Lighter blue brocade, and round col
liar of embroidery edged with ecru
llace.
i Rose colored wolfe forms the nucle
4 us of "a charming dress, the skirt OF
which is made with four large tucks
4 which are hand hem-stitched. The
fcoat-like tunic is trimmed with collar
and pockets of Irish lace dyed to
Imatch the wolfe. A clever touch is
lgiven the whole by a narrow sash OF
Natter blue ribbon which is knotted
loosely at one side.
) Numerous are the ways in which
lprinted chiffons and crepes are made
up. Most of them depend for theil
trimming on the fantastic designs Of
the fabric and ) made quite simply
u over white : ps, with perhaps q
Fulfilled net collar CT a vest made with
Il ribbon run castings. Others are com
bined with plain materials of the deep
er color, which is used for collars
set-in tucks and hands on the skirt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
SMOKING TOBACCO
FACTS FROM The
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
The Use Of FIavorings Deter
mines Difference In Brands

The Encyclopedia Britannica says
about the manufacture of smoking to-
bacco: g.. on the Continent and in
America, certain sauces are employed
;. the use Of the sauces is to improve
the favour and burning qualities Of the
leaves" Which indicates that a smokers
enjoyment depends as much upon the
favoring used as upon the tobacco.
Your nose is sure guide in the mat
ter of flavorings. Try this simple test
with several tobacco brands: pour some
tobacco into your palm, rub briskly,
and smell. You will notice distinct
difference in the fragrance Of every
brand. The tobacco that smells best to
you will smoke best in your pipe, you
can rest assured.
Carefully aged, old Burley tobacco,
plus dash Of pure chocolate, gives
TUXEDO Tobacco pure fragrance
your nose can quickly distinguish from
w other tobacco. Try it and see.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

amateur painting Thinking u might
haze been done hv his beloved. he
turned o. the little rirl and said
Does your sister paint BETTY
yes. replied Hctty, confidently
shes doing 10 now hut shes Just
finished and has only got Co put a
little powder on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
Why Women Suffer
Many Albuquerque Women are
Learning the Cau~e.

Women often suffer. not knowing
the cause.
Backarhe headache. dizziness, nsr-
vousneaa.
Irregular urinary passages weak
ness ionguor-
Each q torture Of itself.
Together hint NJ weakened kldaeya.
strike at the root-got 10 the
cause.
No other remedy more highly en-
iorscd than Deans kinney Pills.
Recommended BY thouaands-
Endorsed ~ home.
Here's convincing testimony from
a Albuquerque citizen.
Mrs W D. rcarcc. 1914 y Eighth
81. says. MY back was 30 lame aud
painful I wa unable 20 do my house
work. Every time ! made a move,
my back fairly twitrhcd and I fire.
quentiy had 10 stop working I suf-
fcred from nervous headaches aud
my SIGHT blurred FOR minutes ~ a
timo. J started taking poun's KID.
ncy riiis and received relief in a TOW
days ! WIS soon cured OF the attack.
ON several occasions since I have
used Deans. setting them at Butts
prur store and they .hayo always
helped me-"
Price soc. 40 an dealers. Don't
simply aak Tor a kidney rcmcdy-Ect
Deans kidney PILLS the Hnmo that
Mrs rcarce had Foster Milburn
Co. Mfgrs. Buffalo. y Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
ENGRAVNGS OF THE
RIO GRANDE VALLEY
SURVEY At C.. OF {.
Entire Central Valley Has Been
Surveyed by George Neel; En-.
cravings at Chamber Of Com.
merce; Required 2 Years Work.


The complete set or typographical
e~ngravlnEs made from the survey rec
crds % the central rio Orande valley
have heen received at the chamber Of
commerce. There ARE - sheets Of the
e~nrravinga and the irrigated land.
bitches. timber. cultivated and waste
and seepare land Of the erure valley
from White Rock Canyon to Fan Mar
cial b. shown.
These drawings. together with tho
drainage report. GOVERNS many pages,
CONT Uses the result ~ two years
work Of George NesL Of the state en-
rinssrs department The survey has
been Wust exhaustive In cyery detail
aud he Drainage report. which was
printed several week ago, has been
distributed hy the chamber ~ cum-
merce 90 "A number u interested
muchorH The iinited supply % these
copies has hoyn practically exhausted
but Tho chamber VIII boz very glad Co
loan copies % any one applying Tor
them.
The onrruNlurs ~ the survey viii
De- bound hN the chamber ur will be
un fls there for reference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Auto Hprines. an MAKES. Kofhcr CO.
Pay your dues 20 the "1-bit' club.
Four.O Tnr Service. Phone ~.
Taxi. Phone ia. Nicholson Taxi.
pltf Ross has leu on a several days
surveying trip q socorro county
oeorrs n Kiock has gone 90 Los
Iunas on business
W n. Ellison 81 Bernaiiiio. H. in
]. Frank Nssi Of clovis, IL here Tor
lss Johnson Of VI Pa.o. IL a bust
ncan visitor TO-DAY
D. & Kepp Of Gallup. h here on
=. y Hardinr L. = business visitor
here from Grants
X. 9. Dunn Of iaEuna. Il IN the
ely for a few days
j A. Mcdonald h in the city today
from Kelley.
AZ. and M. T ~ ouehedsan are
siufinr here from santa ~.
v. g. Ayres Of L%ordsburF o. in tho
city.
q 5 Watson arrived here last nifht
from Pueblo.
Peter Wnliams of Trinidad. Il a
business visitor here today
"A. AZ tahy % Santa ~. h here on
nen Cox u san Antonio. arrived
hcrc hast NIGHT for a short business
N'kf ana Mrs " u wndhabor ~
WinsloW, are sirlting friends in the
kiru. Jessie Biesfum has just re-
turnsd from a Walt to nrtiff Lake.
Afizana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

Edmuud uo.r th. county .urvevor
l. d.tnln.d nt IN. NOM. MIN All.
r,inn.
- -
49, h. a. 49, m
~ -. ~ 7"
~ Is'-Ineo u9
- w -
49, ~ w a
Nv '"" '''" "
AFT - = 'lhfh ana vic OF PARSONS
hansas' are IN the cry visiting Ar
,iarhs inoihsr ana sister, Mrs
"enffe uofneut ann NJ "orp.iA
heEniar euinisunleanon 81 Temple
lodge -" y " =. ~ tomorrow
efehlnf al ''e'i NiAliihs M"H"nH wei
come.
Mfr = = hiiiehhous' mas received
cara IRON "a hospital physician la
france mat htf son hhN'i mas Teen
operated on No turther
va. HiNsh.
Mr. Jennie hoiins % children 81
Fort hftith Arkansas are r~prntinF
several months in Alnuquerque with
Mrs Boiling sister, Miss sue ~ bl-
ION al4 ruuth NfNcnfh street
~ a Jordan, automobile dealer
from Texas has been cited To appear
iu police court this afternoon 20 an
swer o. q charge Of having no denicfH
license.
Lieut. klfk W htNhnt Mho mas
hfcn Visiting his mother since ne re-
turn from France, hnH returned 70
washington 20 rcsum" Die wptk with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
p N G E r
Haul
Anything

n nuHlnesg Woman riun In Alhu-
guerquc shows hat We are keeping Ia
step with the rest ~ the world. A
telegram from New York hcsduunr.
ters o. the y. " e.. A. here says
-Husiness wumen 40 nssr the country
ore federaunr WORK up Organization
iu yNur section.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

lion convention. which starts March
% and lasts three days. SIT Into com.
municatipn with the chamber OF
commerce office az once. Hundreds
- visitors will he In the city q. that
time and man will have to be accom-
modGicd IN private houses.
Mr. Walter u. HeIbert. 500 \. See
ond street, has received the follow ing
telegram from her husband. New
York. March 18th. Arrived safe. feel.
ms fine. going TO Camp Bowie. Tex.
Will write a. soon a. I Eet thcrr.
Private Walter Hcibert" Nc. Hell
bert has been overseas since last MAY.
having enlisted In Albuquerque. They
FOR over two wears
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

tu q N 7 NiH
Christmas riu in
person I'riur 20
hiH arrival In the
sitting room b.
was being enter
tanned hy her email
sister. e.
Amous tho object
~ Art In the room
there vas q email
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

I'm tell YOU. said Pat, "its a don.
keS with his football, Jersey % n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

A. the roo an irishman and scots
nan Marr .inhvInE The lrnrl. They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
Meeting of Business
Womans Club at Y. w.
Dinner Thursday Eve.

There wII Doe H msetinr Cor 80
hus,u,s and professional women 80
the Y " r. A. heHduunrtnrs tomorrow
night Dinner viii BE- served ut q 500
o'rlnrl uuh Will Lr followed hy Hu
important business conference and n1
interesting nrprram "ho forming uf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

Arizona State
News
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21

Jitncy Luke
At the Palace Hotel.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21

VIM. Mcdonald returned this
morning from a trip to Coos county,
"Pepsodent." Sabin has It.
Mrs, ], NJ Isham and daughter,
Miss Arda, went TO Elkton today to
visit Mrs, Isham's brother.
A pure guaranteed paint is Pat
tons Sunproof Paint, All shades In
stock at Cramer Bros, 80
Miss Viola Fulmer and friend. who
visited Mrs. NJ, !. Hendricks for the
past week, left this morning return
ing to San Francisco.
Lawn mowers sharpened and re-
paired at Cramer Bros. 90
John Hampshire returned this
morning from business trip to
Portland.
Camp grids in two sizes for 75c
and $1,25 at Cramer Bros. 80
Miss Stella Feldmaier returned
this morning from San Jose, where
she attended the normal school.
Mrs. Ralph Davis went to Rose
burg this morning. She will be join
ed by Mr.. Davis, who leaves tonight
and they Will visit at Eugene.
Poultry feeds sat Cramer Bros. %
Il. A. Murphy returned this morn
ing from Portland accompanied by
his brother, Nichols Murphy. OF Ten
nessee. Sunday night they will both
leave for South Dakota accompany
ing the remains OF their brother who
died in Portland early in the week.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21
Engineer Here Monday

Mr.. Hodgeman, one OF the engi-
neers OF the Pacific highway force,
Is expected to arrive In Grants Pass
Monday for the purpose of outlining
permanent road from the city lin
Its to Sexton hill. stretch OF 12
miles. Judge c. G.. Gillette states
that this piece Of roadway will be
all graded and ready for paving next
year.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21
koad Open July Il

The Crater Lake season will open
July LIST. This news was brought to
the city late Thursday afternoon by
Alfred Parkhurst, manager of the
Crater Lake company, who reports
that the road is now open to beyond
ANNA Spring camp and that the camp
chere Is open to receive tourists
Medford Tribune.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21

Excursion Rates TO Coast
Grants Pass to Crescent City, by
easy riding cars. for $3.50. Grants
Pass and Crescent City Stage COM
pany. Phone 26. TAFT
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21
Marriage License

At the county clerks office this
morning marriage license was is
sued to Isaac Whitfield and Minnie
Hussey, both of Grants Pass.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21
Personal AND LOCAL

49,. LO\HL
Good garden hose at Cramer Bros,
Miss Jauaita Parker left this af-
ternoon for Berkeley, Cal, to attend
summer school.
Two big bargains In refrigerators
at Cramer Bros. 90
Louis @. Sauer returned homo this
morning after two years service In
the iAth infantry. Co. H. lie was
discharged at Camp Lewis,
New stock OF tents including the
ridgeless auto tent at Cramer Bros.
II. l.. Wilson came In from Glen
dale yesterday by auto but returned
this morning by train. He reports
the roads In poor condition on 40
count OF road work.
Protect your house and save
money by using Pattons Sunproot
paint, Sold by Cramer Bros. 90
Mrs. j. a, Cosmey. sister OF Mrs.
II. T. o'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hill
and Mr., and Mrs VIM Sullivan, all
OF Marshfield, who spent several
days with Mrs. o'Nelll left yesterday
for San Diego by automobile. They
will stop here on their return.
Picnic mapleware lunch sets only
80 cents at Cramer Bros. 90
Who's Going To VIM
Grants Pass or Ashland. 90
Phone 22-J--
For Jitney tuke's taxi. %
Steclheads Coming
f. w. Phillips caught a 5& pound
steelhead last evening below the
Ament dam, using spinner. This
indicates that the summer run OF
steelheads has begun,
The Game-
Grants Pass VS.. Ashland Sunday.
For Jitney-
Call Palace Hotel. 22-J. 90
Banker Visits City
VIM Pollman. banker and cattle
man from Baker, Ore, was In the
city yesterday and left for Portland
last night. He is a booster for the
better livestock movement and Is
one OF the directors OF the Pacific
International Livestock Exposition.
Jitncy Luke
At the Palace Hotel. 99l
Why walk
Get Jitney Luke's taxi at the Pal
ace Hotel. 90
Has the Right Idea
Expecting an exegesis OF the mo-
dern banking law. Mrs. o. c. Brown
was quite surprised today while |
grading examination papers to find
an essay on scientific methods OF
travel. The problem was. "a man
in Portland owes a man in New
York $40. Tell five ways In which
the money may be sent" The an
swer was: by boat. airplane. au-
tomobile. train or wagon. Rose
burg News.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21
Pianos Tuned

Pianos Tuned
Professor Head, the blind musi-
clan who has been selling and tun-
Ing musical instruments in this To-
cality for the past 25 years will be
In town for several days and anyone
wishing their pianos tuned inquire
or address No. 1854 care OF the
Courier. Professor Heads past
work is sufficient recommenda-
tion. %
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21

Twas Good Game
Tomorrow Grants Pass Vi. Ash
land. %
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21
Nelitralo-

Neutralo-
The automatic low and safet!
clutch gives your Ford all the ad
vantages Of a geer-shifting car. Th,
Battery Shop. 1O(
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21

Who's Going To VIM
Grants Pass or Ashland.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-06-21

Why walk
Get Jitney I4rIkes taxi at the Pal
ace Hotel. 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Byraadet maa udtale ct indtren-
gende Onske ON, at der / Hen
hold til denne Low like paaleg-
ges Kommunerne st6rre 6konomis
ske Byrder end n@ynt / Lov-
forslaget."
Def ferSske spSrgsmaal. Fra
Thorshavn telegraferes Ministe-
.riet har udbedt sig narmere I'd
talelser fra Lagtinget ON Tin
gets Forslag i Flor angaaende
Fergsk SON Undervisningssprog.
Udvalget i denne Sag ~foreslaar,
at der skal svares Ministeriet,
at Tinget fastholder Forslaget
uforandret.
Nyopdaget islandsk Krater.
Reykiavik, Mandag, s. Septemb-
Islandsk Telegrambureau medde-
Ter: To syenske Videnskabsmend,
Wadell og Ygberg er / Forgaars
ankommet til Kolar i Horna-
ford, efter at have gaaet over
Vatnaj0kul fra Vest til Ost.
Overgangen med tire Heste og
Slede varede nj Dage. indie paa
H6j-JGkulen har de opdaget ct
veldigt Krater, s Kilometer langt
og 5 Kilometer bredt, hvori der
er varmt Wand. Der findes og-
saa adskillige yarme Kilder ON
kring Krateret. Krateret, der er
Islands st6rste, har svenskerne
givet Navnet Svea-Krateret
Reisen var uhyre %vanskelig og
farefuld, men Resultatet enestaa-
ende. Begge de rejsende er we'd
godt Helbred.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

at mode Side ON Side med de
500, der stemte for at genoptage
Arbejdet. AT Forbundets ca.
5000 Medlemmer har nemlig kun
godt Halydelen deltaget i At
stemningen. Beslutningen ON at
fore Krigen mod Samfundet vi
dere er saaledes trumfet igen-
mem af en- Trediedel af Medlem-
merne.
= Denne Kendsgerning g6r
Diet forstaaeligt, hvis man fra
Samfundets Side: i 0jeblikket
fra Regeringens og Arbejdsgiyer-
fo~reningens Side, forel9big be-
SHUTTER at Sc Tiden an uden nye
Fors9g paa at tale Arbejderne
til Fornuft.
Saa meget er jo givet, at man
fra Samfundets Side forel9big
like anser Situationen for saa
farefuld, at der er nogen Grund
til at lade sig trade paa Max
ken af ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og kali
de paa Diet naste Spark we'd at
sige TAX til, dersom de efter at
have faaet deres Willie, er saa
naadige at genoptage Diet Arbej-
de, de uden lovlig Grund har
forladt. Matt"
Lerernes LSnninger. HobroBy-
Iraad vedtog paa sit ordinere
Mode forleden f6lgende Resolu-
ton:
,,Hobro Byraad maa paa Diet
kraftigste p%rotestere imod, at
|Lovgivningsmagten har i Sinde
at paalagge Kommunerne at nd
rede hele Grundl6nnen til Lon
efter den nye Lererldnningslov.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08


indstendigt ON at sende Dele
gat. Rejsen oliver like saa dyr,
da Delegaternes Rejseudgifter
vii blive lignet, saa at de lang
vejs fra like betaler mere, end
de, der Dor ner MGdestedet.
Til dem, der endnu ingen De
legat har valgt, Wide jeg gerne
sige: V@lg endelig en- Delegat
saa smart son muligt, og Re
stem vii bliye Dem meddelt ON
Opholdet i Chicago / M9dedage-
ne. l.. Gertsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Havnearbejdernes sidste Be-

slutning. ,,Solidaritet'' Diet
syndikalistiske Arbejderbevegel-
SEES Organ = err henrykt over de
kobenhavnske Havnearbejderes
fortsatte Krig mod Samfundet,
og opfordrer indtrengende Pro-
vinshavnenes Arbejdere til at GO
re falles Sag med denTrediedel af
de kobenhaynske Havnearbejdere,
som terroiserer Havnen. Og So
cial-Demokraten" erklerer, at
den ,,indtil videre' vii afholde
sig fra at kommentere Gaars-
dagens Is. Septembers) Ago
relse.
Men naar man undtager disse
to Blade, hilses Havnearbejder-
mes Beslutning med Ell enstemmig
FordommelseSdom i den kpben-
havnske Presse.
Deres Afstemning i Gaar e..
Sept er 10 heller like alene
ct yderligere Bidrag til Opret-
holdelse af de morke og truende
Arbejderforhold, SON Oldermand
Wildt med forestaaende Bekym-
ring talte ON i Gaar i Roskilde.
Den er tillige ct nyt Vidnes'
byrd ON den Letsindighed, hvor-
med Havnearbejderne des-
verre med Foje til at pege paa
ligeartede Eksempler i andre Fag
= setter brudte .Aftaler l HpJ-
sedet og undergraver deres gam
lie prgvede Organisationer.
Den er endelig ct ualminde-
ligt ondsindet Forsog paa at
skabe Vanskeligheder for den al
mindelige Befolkning, standse vor
Landbrugseksport og hidf9re stl-
gende Arbejdsloshed linden for
Industrifagene.
M er Forholdet heldigvis Diet,
at d'Hrr. Havnearbejdere like
har Magt, som de har Agt. Men
alligevel falder der ct alvorligt
Ansvar paa de Arbejdere, der
blew hjemme j Gaar j Stedet for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

Som Folge af Branden vii Var
kets Drift blive standset ca Ell
halvt Aar.
Omkring Horsens. Som Diet var
at vente, kommer Skanderborg
like til at staa enc / Kampen med
Horsens ON AmtskontOrerne M
m. Vejle er straks rykket i Mar
ken, og i nVejle a. Folkebl.'
leases bl. a.:
Hvad err dette like for Ell
.pragtfuld Smaalighed at vile
tage Amtmand og Amtskontor
fra Skanderborg, hyis der oliver
Tale ON en- virkelig Deling az
.Aarhus Amt. Skanderborg, Diet
.henrivende og idylliske Skander-
borg, har altid varet Amtsby og
vii komme til at ligge helt cen
trait i Skanderborg Amt. Hvori-
mod Horsens ligger saa at sige
med den enc Fod j Vejle Amt.
Man skulde dog virkelig synes,
at Sporgsmaalet ON ct Amtskon.
tors Beliggenhed i serlig og over
yaldende Grad angaar Amtot.
Og Horsens har aldrig visit,
at den er en- over for Amtmend
serlig elskverdig By. Tvertimod.
Vi har ct og andet i frisk Minde.
|Og Vi siger roligt: Den By for
|%tjener like en- Amtmand.
Til Slut affyrer Vejle-Bla-
Diet Ell Salve spidse Spydigheder i
Anledning af, at en- Horsensianer
/ ct Horsensblad har jamret over,
at Horsens er Ell kedelig By.