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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
Nick eIvey Succeeds Chandler

Montgomery, February 10.LtSpecial) Gov. Thomas E. Kilby Monday named w. H. McKelvey to succeed MT. Chand- Ter, deceased, as member of the county commissioners of Calhoun county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11

'Women of the Orient" will be given in relays at the all-day meeting of tho Womans auxiliary of the First Presbyte-
 rian church at the home of Mrs. J.
 w. Gam Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11

A colonial tea will feature the monthly
 silver tea of the Womans Missionary society of the Ensley Highlands Method-
 ist church at the home of Mrs. J. J. Gober. l540 Terrell boulevard this afternoon
 with Mrs. R. w. Little as joint hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
ODD FELLOWS MEETING

Bessemer Lodge No. 109. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold d meet ing Tuesday evening at the hall on Third avenue, when three candidates will be initiated into the order.
 The Missionary society of the First Methodist church held a meeting at the church Monday afternoon. Splendid reports of collections were given by the Urea asurer. A letter of thanks for cloth ing sent by the society to the orphan being cared for at the Talladega in stitute was read by the secretary Dele gates were appointed to the convention in interest of the centenary to meet at the South Highland Methodist church next week.
 Mrs. S. H. Price, Mrs. H. C. Grigsby and Howe Price are in Anniston. called by the serious illness of Lieut.. Wood Price at Camp Mcclellan. Lieutenant Price is in the dental department and is very ill of pneumonia.
 PASTORS HELPERS
 Circle No 3. Pastors Helpers, of the First Methodist church were enter tained by Mrs. T. R. Copeland at her residence this afternoon at o'clock Ar unusually large attendance was present, ana 1TuOHS lHe DuSlHeSs brought up for discussion was the en- tertainment of the general meeting at the church on the fourth Tuesday afternoon in February, when Circle No. 3 will act as hostess. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches and coffee were served. Circle No. 3 met with Mrs. T. A. Moore at her home on Be9'ke- ley avenue. It was decided that each member enlist an honorary member during the month of February. so that the membership of the circle will be greatly increasel Refreshments were served at the meeting and a good att tendance was on hand.
 W. D. Perry of Bowling Green. Ky, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Rue.
 Misses Lucille ViclSers and Thelma Dudley have returned from Greedy, where they spent the week end with Mrs. F. A. Neal
 Albert A. Brown of New York is vis- iting in the city.
 J. A. Estes will go to Anniston Tues day. where he will act as attorney in court-martial case at Camp McClel- Ian
 William Bass has been mustered out of the navy and has returned to Besse- mer where he will make his home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
STONEWALL CHAPTER

Stonewall chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet this after
 noon with Mrs. J. W. Gam. 26o4 Ensley avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
COUNTRY CLUB PARTY

A great deal of interest Is being talk en by the people of Bessemer in the large party being given at the Country club in Birmingham next Saturday for the Le Bein-Etre du Blesse, and many will attend from the city. No special drive is being conducted in the city for the fund, and there will be no tickets sold but the affair is being well advertised and a number of society people will attend.
 The Missionary society of the Brigh- ton Methodist church held an interest ing social gathering at the residence of Mrs. William Rascoe Monday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. There was large attendance of members and pleasant social session was enjoyed after which refreshments of hot chocolate and cake were served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11

An illicit still was captured within less than a mile of the city Monday
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Til Americas Central-K omite for
Den sSnderjyske Fond" er
forelobig indbetalt folgende
Belob.

Chicago: DR.. Max Henius 800
20. p. Rubardt $40. d. B.. S. Mr..
So $50. j. Bonnichsen $40. A,
II. Hansen $40. NJ. Holm SO
j. G.. Borst $40. Dansk Arbejder
|Sygeforening $15. Henry l.
Hertz So. f. c. Bunch $25. Da-
mia, Chicago we'd Z. Andersen, a
conto 1892. j. X. Andersen 81
|Trinitatis Menighed we'd S. n
Nielsen $165. Dansk Amerikansh
Sygeforening $27 .46. ID. S. S. Mr.
4, Dagmar Loge, we'd Frk. In.
geborg Petersen $35. ID. s. s
Mr.. A., Dagmar Loge, we'd Fru *
Svendsen $3.50. M. Christensen
1925. DIR. p. G. Clemmensen $48
Danmarks D9tre, we'd Fru Il
Erickson $178. DIR. II. 2. Pc.
tersen, Evanston $15. ,,Lev-
koien', we'd P. Kruse $1,000.
DANA, Chicago, we'd Claus Jen'
sen $40. P. F. Christensen So
|Siloam Kirke, we'd Rev. Simon
sen $64.50. st. Ansgars Kirkt
we'd Fru Thyra Dorf $16450
|Fru Agnes Mathisen So. Dan
marks D9tre, we'd Fru Caroline
Petersen $2s. s. s. s. af 1895.
we'd John Simonsen $f15. John
Christensen 800. Jens Jensen
$500. N. s. Nielsen 5000. Jakob
Swanson 5000. J. c. Hansen $500
Is. T. Corydon $500. Jens Gre
gersen $50. Hans Kilgaard $1.00
'Lubis Schmidt So. G. Bstker
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

har taget Shilling til Evakuerin-
gen, og at Minister II. P. Hans
sen erkendte krayets Beretti-
.gelse.
Han er nu Medlem, ensyar-
.ligt Medlem af Ministeriet Zahle.
Den Politik, Hr. Seayenius og
Hr. Zahle forer, har han heref-
ter Lod og Del i og Ansyar for.
Han er Ministeriets sonderjyd.
ske Garant.
Hr. Hanssen-N orremolle harOr-
Diet Hvad siger han til Hr. Sea
VENUS?
Formaar han at gennemfore
den nordslesyigske Velgerfore-
nings Krav overfor Hr. Scave.
MUS?
Det skal nu wise sig, ON Hans
sen-N9rremolle forst og frem-
NEST er Sonderjydernes Tillids.
mand eller Medlem af Diet radi.
kale Ministerium.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

Til de Hundreder, ia maaske
|Tusinder, som laser dette, men
som like gennem nogen Komi-
te err blevne anmodet om at
give ct Bidrag, retter vi den
indtrengende Opfordring: Send
elders Bidrag og gpr Diet saa
.hurtigt SON muligt og gcr Diet
saa stort som elders Hjerte til
siger eder Diet.
America Centralkomite,
S. 7. Corydon, Formand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
En- Hilsen fra Sonderjylland.

Wort Land var stedt / Wade
igennem mango Aar;
vi kunde like raade
for wore egne Kaar.
Os hued saare ilde
de Kaar, vor Uyen bod =
han gjorde, hvad han Wide,
til Ogning af vor Nod.
Vor Trengselstid er omme
og Fremmedaaget brudt;
Vor HERES Vredesdomme
har frelst wort Folk i'll Slut.
Han heller og han saarer,
han flytter OPP og ned;
igennem Blod og Taarer
gik Vejen frem til Fred.
Vi niger som i Dr9mme
mod Gledens lyse Dag,
da vi ser 0rnen romme
af Land for Korsets Flag.
-ohan Zerlang. Gram
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

der def Med temmelig Sikker-
he'd kan Diet antages, at den
neynte Hansen er en- Mand, der
er fodt her / Vesterorsted og
har tilbragt sin Skoletid her,
men derefter er flyttet bort og
nu er bosat / Nordslesvig som
Larer ~. Nevnte Hansen har
j den sidste It'd her paa Egnen
|gjort sig ubehagelig bemarket
we'd sin Agitation for Danmark.
Embedsmendene og Afstemnin-
gen. Efter hyad der meddeles
,,Dannevirke", har Myndigheder-
ne i de Egne, som ligger sgd
for Afstemningsomraaderne
Slesvig, opfordret deres Embeds-
og Bestillingsmend, der er fedte
ii disse Egne, til at melde sig
Ii deres observation-disclosures for
at kunne blive optagne paa
Valglisten, a at de paa At
stemningsdagene kan vende hjem
It'll deres Fedeby og afgive de-
res Stemme for at blive hos Tysk-
land.
Som bekendt har visse tysk-
sindede i Nordslesvig bestemt TX
Ike at vile deltage i Afstem-
ningen, medens man fra anden
ISide, isar i Holster, indtran-
gende anbefaler at gaa med til
denne Handling. Man skal fra
dansk Side like stole paa, al
T~yskerne like vii gaa med paa
Acknowledgment og fors6ge en-
Overrumpling. Men selv ON der
ingen stor Fare er herfor i for
lste Afstemningszone, Dor dog allie
log enhver dansksindet paa den
lstore Dag gaa til Valgurnen for
at aflagge Bevis for, at Vi er
lDanske og vii vedblive' at vare
Danske.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

Flensborg Presse. ,,Flensbur-
ger Norddeutsche Zeitung' er
gennem ct h%amburgsk Firma
'solgt og gaar over paa danske
Hender. Man nevner Ell K9-
.besum paa ca. $4,000 Mark.
.Denne Meddelelse fandtes ale
rede for Uger siden i ct dansk
Blad. men Redaktionen i Flens-
borg betegnede den son urigtig.
| Flensburg yidste man imidler-
It'd godt, hyilken Verdi, der kun
de tillegges denne Benagtelse,
og nu kan Meddelelsen I'm Sal
get bekraftes fra sikker Kilde.
,.Flensbnrger Norddeutsche
Zeitung'' er Byens NEST laste
tyske Blad. Diet har allerede
for Maaneder tilbage j Diet dansk-
tyske Sporgsmaal indtaget EN-
vaklende Holdning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

N. P Madsen: Husandagtsbog ............$ $500
uOrdet -. ................ llO
Tabt og fundet.. >. $1,000. LOO
Olaf. Ricard: For os' ................ 240
OFF. Ricard: For os' Omslag. ........ 160
Olaf. Rcard: Tag og L@s .............. 400
Lauritz Petersen: EN- Krise' .......... $50
Lauritz Petersen: En- Krise", Omslag. 200
Luthers Bibelske Skatkiste ................ 200
Gunnar Engberg: de unge Aar'' $500. 180
Martin Rasmussen :,Den gamle Kirkesti'. -. 80
Knud Hee Andersen: Naar du beder (Fader-
vor) forklaret for de unge ...............9 so
Jesu Lv Bileder af Carl Bloch med Tekst
c. Moe: MAIDEN og ~Sandheden -. ...... 400
Viii. Beck: Paa Lvets Vel =. .............. 800
With. Beck: En- lille Skatkiste ............. 400
Hjemmenes Bogsamlng 1918 (Fibiger: Guild
kristne; Ricard: Ler os at bede; Hooking:
bet forhaanede Kors) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Bibelen, Storstilet, Ny Oyersettelse, Lainske
Typer, uden Versdeing, preset Lederbind,
Guldsnit. -. -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
NY Testamente: Lommeformat, India Papir,
Man vii bemarke, at Priserne er forholdsyis heje, men
de er sat sa lavt, som de herskende abnorme Forhold til
lader.
Anmeldelser af de forkellige nye Boyer vii fremkomme
Bladene hurtigst muligt.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Spnderjylland.
Vii Danmark gribe ind mod

Vii Danmark gribe ind mod
Forfelgelserne? [ Matt" skrev
Professor Brick ON den paat@nk-
te Retsforfolgelse mod Corn. Pc
tersep og flere for danskvenlig
Agitation ida var Arrestationen
andnu like bekendt)
,,Retsforfolgningen vii we're EN-
Fornarmelse mod Danmark, og
den vii endelig i Virkeligheden
yere ct Brud paa en- at Freds-
,raktatens Forudsetninger. Med
den korrekte Optreden in mente,
Danmark stadig har visit over for
Tyskland, og som dette Land gen.
tagende Gange offentligt har an
erkendt, tor vi vente, at den dan
ske Regering like beh9ver at
henvende sig til Ententen for at
standse Ell Retsforf9lgning, der
er uretferdig i Princippet, unyt-
tig i sit Formal og foragtelig j
sit Motiv. En- direkte Henvendel-
Sc til den tyske Regering fra Diet
kongelige danske Udenrigsmini-
sterium Dor i denne Sag Torment
lig vare tilstrekkelig."
Hertil bemarker ,,Danskeren
Mere end vi venter os af den
danske Udenrigsminister / denne
Forbindelse, venter vi af Ven.
sire og Diet conservative Folke.
part. Tyskerne har med COrne.
lius Petersens Arrestation end
nu en- Gang leveret ct Bevis for.
hvor nodvendigt Diet er at faa
3. Zone rommet, hvis Afstem-
ningen / Mellemslesvig skal kun
ne foregaa i fuld Frihed. bet lig-
ger til Oppositionspartierne i den
danske Rigsdag at kreve denne
Romning og faa den gennem-
fort"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

til s35 pr. Acre. Dse Farme ma SEES for at paasksnnes, allie indenfr 2 til is
Mil fra den fornende BY St. Cloud, Mimi. Bedde vIkaar tlshas. Km o.
Sc pa demi varhen al disse Farme vii ga mere OPP de nnste 0 Maaneder,
end De kan tene de ngste 10 Aar. Hvorfor arbejde for andre, naar De kan ar.
bejde for Dem sevf Kb n OF tNn shv denne vardifoegdse.
STEARNS COUNTY LOAN & INVESTMENT CO, ST. CLOUD, MIMI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

Kvist $50.
Udenbys: Rev. O. Helsing,
Charleston, w. V. 81. CarlBuseh,
Kansas City, Kas. So. A. j.
Schroeder, Savannah, Geo. $40.
ID. B. S. Mr.. PSI, we'd John Chri-
stensen, Cincinnati, o. $152. Y.
IC. Poulsen, West Branch, la.
So. Hans Westergaard, Devils
Lake, n. Oak. $40. Ell Campo,
Tex, we'd p. j. Petersen $457.
Id. B. S, Nr. 80, we'd Soren "
lersen, New Haven, Conn. $371.40.
j. S. johnson, Sallix, la. IS. S.
Andersen, Woodbille, Wis. So.
Cedar Falls, Ia, we'd NJ. Hoist
$500. d. B. s., Nr. 300, we'd Pc
ter Frederiksen, Howard, S. D.
$24.50. Redvers, Can, we'd Axel
Nielsen $53.70. Moorehead, Ia,
we'd j. H. Souberg $4S. Kapt.
E. Hougaard, Flyon, n. Y. ST.
D. B. S, Mr.. 50, we'd \. ?.
johnson, Lemont, III. $25. Mar
shall Dairy Lab, Madison, Wis.
$500. j. G.. Mortensen, Shell
Lake, Wis. 500. Bridgeport,
Conn, we'd Otto Thuesen $131.
Louis Hansen, Winlok, Wash.
500. Marinette, Wis, we'd W. p.
lSmidt $224.50. Menominee, Mich.
we'd a. H. Juergens 1923. Aage
Rasmussen, Pierre, S. D., $32.
Weeping Water, Neb., we'd r.
Lauritzen 1870. d. B. S., Mr..
Il. we'd A. Christensen, Derby,
Conn. 500. Marie Torp, Star
buck, Wash. $40. d. B. S. Mr..
4, Racine, Wis, we'd S. Larsen
500. Midtown, Wis, we'd Mi
ehael Nicholson $634.01. D. b.
Is. M. 149, we'd Thomas Thorn
sen. Luverne, \. d. ST.. Los An
geles, Calf, we'd Vice Konsul
William A. Spendrup $344.f2.
II. j. Berendt, Ell Campo, Tex.
1913. Crawling, Mich, we'd Rev.
IG. Kjolhede $94.30. d. B. S. Mr..
129, Hetland, S. d., we'd Ludwig
Petersen $25. Cozad, Neb., we'd
Rev. j. j. Lerager 5000. Dansk
Luthersk Kirke, Morgan, Mimi,
we'd Jens Schou 1913. Tyler,
Mimi. we'd Rev. T. II. Knud-
sen 1925. Arco, Mimi, we'd Rev.
II. II. Knudsen 1922. Axel Borg
|Ium, Union City, Ind. $40. II.
Lassen, Miami, Flor. SO. Dixie,
Ia, we'd T. Slifsgaard 800. John
Melchior, Isleton, Calf. $2.7o.
Rice Lake, Wis, we'd Andrew
Nielsen $18. d. B. S. Mr.. 90,
Duluth, Mimi, we'd George NJ.
Jensen $113.55. Paw Paw, Mich,
we'd A. Steffensen 1913. Hans |.
Thomson $283.50. y. F. Peter.
sen. Waubay, S. d., So. Wee
ping Water, Neb., we'd Henry
Smell $50. D. B. S. Mr.. 296, Gal
weston. Tex, we'd Vim. Hansen
'$31. Washington County, Neb.,
we'd Rev. A. M. Andersen 269.7o.
Peter Nielsen, Aurora, Ill, 81.
Emil Sorensen, Gary, Ind. 81.
Caroline Hansen, Dayey, Neb.
So. j. Wittrup, Marshall, New.
So. n. Petersen, Santa Rosa,
Calf. 81. j.. P. Henningsen, Shar-
vile, n. D., So. Kvindeforenin-
gen fra Sheffield, ILL.,, So. Rev.
III. p. Jensen, Minden, Neb. 50.
$12,096.37.
j. c. Hansen, Pres. Security
Bank of Chicago, Kasserer,
|741 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Der er fra Hr. Konsul Leh-
mann og d. b. SIS Oyerpresl-
dent Hr. T. B. Nielsen rappor-
~teret, at der for Seattle We'd
|kommende forel9bigt er indkom-
men $1127 90, og at Arbejdet der
fortsettes, ligesom der forelig-
ger Meddelelser fra mango 81
der ON, at Indsamlingen er godt
Ii Gang.
Imidlertid. hvis Diet Maal, som
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Afstemnings : Forberedelsens
Hovedkontor aabnet. Paa Besty-

%relses- og Tilsynsraadsmodet den
80. Maj yedtoges Diet at oprette
eft Hovedkontor for Afstemnin-
gems Forberedelse i Aabenraa
SAINT lokale Yalgkontorer i allie
K0bstader.
Nh er Hovedkontoret i Aa-
benraa indrettet, Diet har Lokale
paa ,,Folkehjem'', er indtil vi
dere aabent fra 9-12 Formid"
dag og &c Eftermiddag. Kon-
torets Telefonnummer Ell Aaben-
raa 257, diets Adresse er: Valg-
kontoret, ,,Folkehjem'', Aabenraa
Henvendelser til Kontoret l
ale Valgforberedelsen og selve
valget v~edrerende Spergsmaal
vii blive omgaaende besvaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Flere Statsejendomme solgt

Senderborg. Efter hyad ,,Dyb.
bol-Posten" efrarer, er flere
Statse.jendomme i S~9nderborg
de sidste Dage bleyen solgt I'll
Privatfolk. Dette gelder saale-
.des Lazaretbygningen i Rosenga.
de, Garnisonskommandoens Byg.
ming i Perlegade og Bygningen
Store Raadhusgade /, og maa.
.ske flere. Lazarettet i Rosen.
gade er saaledes solgt til Kob-
mand Struck der af Byen foi
100000 Mark. Bag we'd de andre
Kob STAIR der tyske Spekulan.
ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Naar man er for pengebegar.

.hg. En- Landmand fra Omegnen
af Husum kom forleden til Mar.
.ked med ct fedt Swim, som han
forlangte 1000 Mark for. Poll
timyndigheden skred ind og be-
slaglagde Svinet mod at betale
ham 300 Mark for Diet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Hansen fra Vestercrsted.

Fensborg blew der for nogen
It'd siden afholdt ct lukket Mo
de angaaende 3. Zone. We'd dette
fortrolige Mode havde Diet tyske
Udvalg en- Spion, og da Diet ef-
ter Modet udsendte en- nAdvar-
sci mod H9jforraderi", kunde
det we'd Spionens Hjelp offent-
liooore en- Rakke af de Tilstede-
varendes Navne. Blandt disse
a ogsaa en- Hansen fra Vester-
srsted i Svesing Sogn helt nede
red Husum. I den Anledning
effentIicgor 5 M&nd fra Vester-
srsted. der b@rer Diet like belt
sialdne Navn Hansen og har folt
sic brostholdne over den Mis-
aanke". der kunde falde paa
dem, i ,,Husumer Nachrichten'
en- Erklmring, i hvilken de for
deres vedkomende paa Diet skar'
peste afviser enhver Mistanke
Refining af danske Sympathier
% Onsker ON at udlevere 3
Zone til Danmark.
Om den n@vnte Hansen he'd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Nyt fra Danmark.

Efter mere end ct Aars Forleb har vi nu endelig after
faaet en- Sending Boyer fra Danmark, h%voriblandt folgende:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Preusserne prakticerer .Selv-
bestemmelsesretten" i Senderjyl-

bestemmelsesretten' i Senderjyl-
land. Befolkningens Meningstil-
kendegiyelser konfiskeres ,Flens-
borg Avis" skriver: For at ned
ssaa Bevegelsen i 3. Zone har de
preussiske Myndigheder veret
paa Ferde i den sidste It'd.
Cornelius Petersens A~rrrestation
/ Eidersted forleden var ct Led
i Bevagelsen. Da turde man Ike
Ike sette ham bag Laas og Slaa.
NJ ser man, at Diet like er I'M
derordnede Embedsmend, der OPP
trader paa egen Hand de h9je-
re leder Arbejdet, Cornelius Pc
tersen blew i Formiddags paa
Foranledning az den flensborg-
ske Stadsadvokat paa Tinglev
Banegaard erklaret for Arrestant
0mtrent samtidig foretog Kri-
minalpolitiet Husunders9gelse hos
Clausen, Bow, og beslaglagde Pc
titioner for 3. Zone. Paa Diet mel
Ie~mslesyigske Udvalgs Kontor
bley der under Trusel af Arresta-
ton feretaget Husunders9gelse.
Modt var Kriminalkommisseren,
Observation-Disclosures SAINT
en- Observation-Disclosures. De be-
slaglagde Petitioner fra 3. Zone
Og Formularer, som skulde ser.
des derned SAINT 1000 Brochu-
rer ON 3. Zone.
Denne Fard i den gamle preus-
siske Aand, SHUTTER Bladet, er
Diet bedste Bevis for, at frit Lily
/ Landet like skabes, for de
gamle Myndigheder er sat nd at
Spillet og for, at dens Omraade
like maa begrenses til /. og z.
Zone. men i S@rdeleshed er nod
yendie i 3. Zone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
For Sale
$50 Acres Of the very best Farm Land

Adjoining the Town of Beemer, Cunning Co., Nebraska,
$50 Acres in Section &c. 30 Acres in Section 20.
Property Of II. g. lands Estate Will be sold to settle Estate. For further
particulars address. H.. G. LANDIS SONS, READING, Pa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
DANA COLLEGE
Blair, Nebr.,

Ell nyt SKOIeaar DegyHuef %. oepltmDef.
Skolen har fluid Stats Anerkendelse fra Staten Nebraska
Den err klassificeret af Statens Skoleautorteter hojeste
Klasse, ,grade A."
Dana College omfatter fslgende Departementer:
Academic ........... -Four Year Course
College TWO Year course
(from 1920 full college course)
Pro-Seminary ..... -. =. Four Year Course
Normal ............ One and Two Year Course
Commercial ........... One and Two Year Course
Music Two Year Course
Afdeing for Begyndere Engelsk.
Indmeldelser modtages og Forespsrgsler besvares.
Skriv efter Catalog.
L. A. Laursen, Bestyrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20
Strikende Skoledrenge. Dren-

gene i EN- af Skolerne i Sommer-
sted Sogn, meddelte forleden Lac
reren, skriver ,,Danskeren", at
herefter kom de like mere til
de tyske Undervisningstimer I'm
til de danske L@reren skal ha'
We taget Meddelelsen med Sinds-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-20

ter hvad ,,Danskeren' fra six
|ker Kilde erfarer, har Diet ty-
|ske Militar faaet Ordre til al
holde sig parat til RSmningen
af Nordslesvig. Militarets Ord
re gasr nd paa, at den enc Halv.
del skal drages derfra den D.
Dag, efter at de ire Entente
magter har vedtaget Fredstrak-
|tatens Ratification. Den anden
|Halvdel skal drage sgd paa den
&. Dag efter. Gransebevogtnin
gen skal vedblivende oprethol.
des.
8. Zones RSmning. vi weed
|skriver ,,Ribe Stiftst.", at Til
'synsraadet paa Diet sidste Mode
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-25

hills in Golden Gate Park.
The cross was consecrated sew
enteen years ago as a memorial to the
first religious service ever held on the
Pacific Coast in the English language.
On June "a, 1873, that hardy buc-
cancer, Sir Francis Drake, missing the
port of San Francisco entirely owing
TO fog and storm, landed at what is
now known as brakes Bay, north
w>rd OF San Francisco Bay. In
thank Swing Tor the escape of the eX-
ps1.tion from the storm they all fell
to prayers in the quaint language OF
the chronicler of the expedition.
The cross, was -ereetod by George
w. Childs, of Philadelphia. The GER
emonies in consecrating the cross as
shrine will be celebrated during the
coming Nationwide Campaign Of the
Episcopal Church, as a memorial to
the campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-25

San Francisco shortly is to have
the honor of the first shrine ever
consecrated by the Protestant Epis-
copal Church and the first, it is con-
fidently believed by members OF the
church, in a chain of wayside shrines
along the mighty automobile high
ways which now span the continent.
Turned by the griefs of war to
more devout consideration of affairs
religious and stirred to militancy by
the Nationwide campaign now for
ward within the church, Episcopalians
of the Bay cities have laid before Rt.
Rev. William Ford Nichols, D. D.
Bishop of the Diocese of California,
a proposal to consecrate and proclaim
the historic '"Prayerbook Cross in
Golden Gate Park as shrine Tor all
wayfaring Episcopalians.
The "Prayerbook Cross Is mag
nificent pile which surmounts one
of the most picturesquely beautiful
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-25
|llkl[R RnR1]kJ
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE
THURSDAY, NOV. p, 9:45 AN.
State Street Christian Church
Corner Fifth and State


The people of Ell Centro are all in.
vited to attend the Union Thankseiv-
ing Service, Thursday morning, 9:l5
This early hour has been chosen bz
the ministers so all may have THEN
privilege of worshipIng without break
ing into their own Individual program
for the day.
The program will be short and
spicy, lasting but one hour, which will
give every woman an opportunity to
attend the service and get back home
in time to look after the Thanksgiving
dinner.
We shall be glad to see the house
well filed with men, and with the
boys who have returned from the wa.
We have much to be thankful for. The
war is over, and sweet peace the
wonderful gift of Gods love-is fnl.7
ing its way back into the troubled ma
tions Of the world. Our own countr4
is on its way back TO a happy and nor
nal life again. So come, let Us give
thanks unto the Lord for He is goo&
His mercy is for ever and ever.
The mixed quartet will render "Snr
Alleluia Forth" bv Dudley Buck. Mr..
CarMlch9el and MISS Ruth VIII sing
a duet. H. E. Hughes will render a
solo, entitled, "Praise to the Lord by
Alitscn. The Thanksgiving proclama-
tion will be read by Mrs. A, G. Camp
bell Rev. George A. Hsrtman, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, will dc
liver the Thanksgiving sermon. Al
the minister's are to be present and
take some rart. and the service will
be Of unusual interest.
The puhli, is invited.