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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Bolsheviker i Triest.
Triest,

7. August. Bolsheyiker viste sig
paa Gaderne her Gaar og for
sogte at starte Opror. Urostifter-
ne blew adspredt af Politiet med
Assistance af Befolllningen, der
angreb Bolsevikerne. Som Fol
ge af Optojerne blev der fore
taget 700 Arrestationer Det lyk.
kedes Observation-Disclosures
at afbryde den elektriske Kraft
ledning, og som Fplge deraf var
Byen uden elektrisk Lys og Spor-
vognene gik like. Der var fle-
re Hundrede Demonstranter, men
de blew angrebet af Tusinder at
Borgere, der bar rationale Flag
og raabte; Ned med F@drelan-
diets Fjenderl' og med med
dem. der solgte os til Ostrig og
Kroaterne p 49,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Vii Lenin trekke sig tilbage?

Kpbenhavn, II. Aug. = Der
gaar Rygte ON, at Lenin agter
at trekke sig tilbage som Boil
sheyik -Regeringens Overhoved,
ifolge Melding fra Helsingfors,
der citerer russisk Melding. Det
siges, at der hersker Strike over
alt paa Diet Omraade, som Boil
sheyikerne kontralerer. $50 Stri-
keledere siges at we're bleven
henrettet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
# Blair Nebraska By Of the President

linger og andre Institutioner
(ogsaa her / Blair har Vi en-
Carnegie Library.
Det meddeles fra Washington,
at Carnegie indtil l. Juni 1918
havde bortgivet $350,695,653.
Det er Tai, som Carnegie En-
doment" har meddelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

de Sag Hele Mellemstatskomi-
teen er enig Diet.
Presidenten gor sit Brev til
Generaldirektoren opmerksom
paa, at Sp9rgsmaalet ON bedre
Lon for Arbejderne i de forskel-
lige Jernbaneverksteder kom op
til Behandling allerede Febru-
ar, men at Observation-Disclosures.
tionen like kom med nogen Rap
port for den 16. JUL, fordi det
havde haft saa mango sligo
Sp9rgsmaal under Behandling.
commissioner, som havde med
Sagen at gore, indgav EN- Rap
port, at den like kunde enes ON,
hvad der burde cores, alt Fald
like nu, og Prasidenten siger,
at Diet derfor er ,,vor Pligt at
tage Sagen under Overvejelse i
Haab ON at ordne den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
28.Aarg.

mende Italien og Jugo-slayerne,
er n@r forestaaende, skriver
,,Popolo Romano" Gaar. Efter
den nye Ordning vii Fiume bli-
We Ell uafhangig Stat og Hav-
men internationaliseret. cara og
Sebenico paa Dalmatians Sydkyst
vii ogsaa bliye Frihavne, hedder
det.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Anti -Profitering" England.

London, s. Aug. Regeringens
Forslag ON Retsforfolgning mod
Personer, der findes skyldige i
ublu Speculation Fodevarer,
gennemgik forste Lasning I'm
derhuset Gaar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Jorden rundt.

Intet Sukker fra Argentina.
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 9. Aug.
Den argentinske Regering offent
liggiorde i Gaar en- Bestemmelse
ON, at det skal yere forbudt at
udfore Sukker fra Argentina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
England salger Luftskibe. Lon

don, 6. August. Central News"
oplyser. at Ammunitionsministe-
rem har afsluttet Kontrakt ON
Salg af 700 Motorer og ct stOrt
Antal Luftskibe til L. S. A. og
Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Wort eget Land.

Negrene i Nebraska. Lincoln,
Nebr., 7. Aug. Negre, der arbej-
dede i Gaderne Lexington, It's
Mil Vest herfra, blev Aftes af
EN- hvid Mob tvunget til at for
lade Byen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Den franske Handelsflaade.

Paris, 6. Aug. Den franske FL
nansminister Louis Klotz blew /
Gaar bemyndiget af Regeringen
til for Deputeretkammeret at
fremsatte ct Forslag ON at be-
yilge 1,S3O,000,000 Francs til at
genopbyge den franske Handels-
flaade.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Faste .Priser England. Lon

don, 9. August. Regeringens For
Stag ON at sags6ge og straffe
Personer, der spekulerer i Fode-
varer, bemyndiger Handelsraadet
til at undersoge Priser, Omkost-
ninger og Fortjeneste, og under
s9ge Sammensvargelse ON uri-
melig Fortjeneste, en gros og
Detailhandel. Efter Undersogel-
sen er Raadet bemyndiget til at
erklere, hvad der er Ell rimelig
Pris og forlange, at Artiklen sels
ges til den Pris. Dersom Artik-
lerne like selges til den fastsat-
tie Pris, er Raadet bemyndiget
til at anlegge Sag mod Overtr@-
derne we'd summarisk Process; det
vii medfore Mulkt af indtil 200
Pund Sterling eller seks Maane-
ders Fengsel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

scher, Mansjetknapper og andre
Ting. Det var alt sammen Ty-
yekoster, der var blevet stjaalet
i mango Hem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Hvedeavlingen i North Dakota

kommer i Aar like til at over
stige 50,000,000 Bushels, hvilket
er kun halvt saa meget som i
1918, siger Chefen for North
Dakota Eksperiment Station.
Hvis det like bliver mere end
betyder Diet det sam
me som mellem seks og syv Bu-
shells paa Acren. Den sorte Rust
og de hede Vinde er Skyld i
dette. ------ -- "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Belgien ratificerer.

Belgien ratificerer. Bryssel, 8.
Aug. Deputeretkammeret vedtog
i Gaar enstemmig Fredskontrak-
ten med Tyskland. Kammeret ra-
tificerede ogsaa Tillegstraktaten
ON den militRre Overenskomst
mellem Frankrig, United States
England og Belgien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
JERNEBANEKRISEN.
Strikerne skal genoptage Arbej-
Diet, ON de vii vente Ions
forhojelse, siger Prasidenten.

Washington, d. C., s. Aug
b. NJ. Jewell, den fungerende
President for american Fede-
ration of Labor telegraferede
Aftes til allie Strikerne Jern-
MISUNDERSTANDING, at de straks
skulde genoptage Arbejdet og
like gaa ledge, medens Presi-
dent Wilson ordner med deres
Lon.
Washington, d. C., 8. Aug.
President Wilson tog Jernbane-
funktion@rernes Lonningsspprgs-
maal i sine egne Hander Gaar
og sagde til Strikerne, at de maat-
tie genaptage Arbejdet, hvis de
9nskede, at deres Lonningskrav
skulde tages under Behandling
Da Seaatets Mellemstatskomi-
te havde underrettet ham ON, at
han kunde handle Sagen i
Kraft af de Love. som nu er, sag
de han. at Diet var hans Pligt at
handle, og han lod dette komme
tydelig frem i eft Brey til Gene
raldirektor Hines. | dette Brev
gives de strikende Jernbane-
funktionerer faktisk Befaling
til at genoptage Arbejdet og adj.
lyde deres egne Forere.
Presidenten underrettede Ge-
neraldirektoren ON, at han skull
de lade Arebjderne Jernba-
neverkstederne vide, at deres
Krav paa hojere Lon Wide bli-
We taget under Overyejelse, og at
deres Lon Wide bliye bedre, hvis
det viste sig, at Kravet var be-
rettiget, men at der intet Wide
blive gjort, for de genoptog Ar
bejdet og adled deres egne Love.
Idet Presidenten omtalte,
hvor omhyggelig Administrator
nen overvejer de hoje Priser
paa Observation-Disclosures, sag
de han, at just nu var det hyer
eneste .Jernbanearbeiders Pligt
at vere behjelpelig med at gore
Transportationen mere let og
ekonomisk og like omvendt, 90
at Arbejderne, som striker, lige-
frem forsinker Ell Ordning at
deres Lon og bedre Livsforhold
DE skulde straks vende til
bage til deres Arbejde, og Jeg
haaber, at De vii opfordre deres
Representatives. ill at sorge for
det straks,' siger han.
Da Generaldirektor Hines hav-
de modtaget dette Brey, opfor'
drede han Strikerne til at yende
tilbage til deres Arbejde uden
Opsettelse.
Prasidentens taste Holdning
medforte, at der like var gaaet
mango Timer, for den fungeren-
de President for American Fe-
deration Of Labor, B. NJ. Jewell.
sendte ct Telegram til allie dem
som har noget med Jernbane.
striken at gore.
/ dette Telegram siger Mr.
Jewell folgende:
DE vii have lagt Merke til,
at Prasidenten siger, at der like
vii blive noget med Spprgsmaa-
let ON, hvorvidt Banerne skal
overtages af Regeringen, og med
Lenningssporgsmalet, for Striker
ne har genoptaget AfpeJdet.
Naar Medlemmer af vor Or
ganisation er gaaet paa Strike
Strid med deres Love, saa han
dette sat Deres Embedsm@nd
en- meget ubehagelig Stilling
Det er derfor vor ligefremme
Pligt at sige til wore M@nd, al
de bgr genoptage Arbejdet uden
Ops@ttelse.
Hvis dette like cores, vi
det vere til Skade for den hele
Arbejderbevegelse og forrlnge
den Nytte, som vor Organisation
skulde gore.
Senator Cummins, Brev, SON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Faf1es norsk-tysk Kirke.

F8f1es norsk-tySk klrke. L
Steele, n. D., har den norsk-lu-
therske og den tysk-lutherske
Menighed slaaet sig sammen ON
Opfprelsen af en- ny fin Kirke-
bygning. Ingen af disse Menig-
heder saa Udvej til at bygge
Kirke for sig selv, saa de slog
sig sammen ON det. linden for
den tyske Menighed er der allie
rede skaffet en- st9rre Pengesum
til Veje, og man venter, at Ar
bejdet paa den nye Kirkebyg-
ming smart vii blive begyndt.
En- Folkeafstemning vii blive
holdt i Fergus Falls, Mimi, for
at faa afgjort, ON Byen skal I'D
stede Bonds for $320,000 til OPP
forelse af ct nyt Radius, og
for $4,000 til Opforelse af ct
nyt Fengsel, der skal erstatte
de Bygninger, som odelakdes af
Tornadoen. Folkeafstemningen
skal holdes den 25 August. Det
vii tage 100000 til at reparere
Skolebygningerne og $4,000 til
Reparering af Broer og til Beta
ling af anden Skade, som Stor-
men voldte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Vii brande Ballonerne.

VII UI6Ilue odllOIlcTUe. hOD-
lenz, 5. Aug. De Tyskere, der
bevogter "a Zeppelinere ner Ber-
lin, har truet med at brende
dem hellere end at overlevere
dem til de Allierede som bestemt
i Fredstraktaten, efter hvad der
er meddelt de amerikanske Mill
terautoriteter her. Zeppelinerne
er paa omkring % Tons Kappa
sitet og kan flyve fra Berlin til
San Francisco, oplyser tyske Kill
der. Flere blew bygget for at fore
40 Personer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Abode Pastor Glasoe af der

norske Kirke testamenterede hele
sit Bibliothek til Columbia Col
lege; desuden til Fondet for
trengende Studenter we'd Luther
teologiske Seminar Ell Penge-
sum af $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Banernes Nationalisering.

Washington, ID. c., 8. Aug.
Banernes Nationalisering vii bli-
We mere l0nnende for dem, som
sidder indie med Jernbanepapi-
rer, end hvis de skal fortsette
at we're Privatejendom, og hvis
like Regeringen overtager Ba-
nerne, vii Diet rimeligvis fore til
Revolution i United States.
Dette blew af Glenn E. Plumb,
der er Forfatter af det Forslag,
at Regeringen skal overtage Ba-
nerne, sagt til Mellemstatskomi-
teen i Gaar.
Oplysninger, der kom direkte
fra Wall Street" og Bankin-
stitutioner, der blew ligefrem
kontrolleret af Morgangruppen
og Rockefellergruppen, viste, at
under Privateje havde der ve-
ret en- systematisk Plyndring at
saa at sige allie Transporttatio-
systemer i Landet.
Der caves Oplysninger, som VI
ste, at ,,Odelaggelsen og Plyn'
dringen" af Chicago and Alton
New Haven, Rock Island og Frls-
co Banerne Like var sporadl-
ske Eksempler", men at have
veret en- almindelig Praksis, og
at det nu var Meningen at taa
Banerne tilbage, saa Plyndringen
kunde fortsettes.
Mr.. Plumb sagde, at over en-
Trediedel af de Jernbanepapl-
rer, som er paa private Hander,
var det rene Wand, og han h@v-
dede, at hvis de, som sad indie
med Jernbanepapirerne, kunde
af Regeringen erholde to Tredie-
dele af deres paalydende Verdli
Wide de faa mere, end de Wide
faa we'd Gennemf0relsen at no.
gen anden Plan.
Han sagde, at han var forbay-
set over, hvilken Udstraknine
hans Forslag vandt Bifald, %
at han like Wide blive overra-
sket ON Diet endog kom til Ell
Revolution, hvis intet blev gJort
Mr.. Plumb mente, at intet kun
de bidrage saa meget til at drI-
We Priserne ned, som at Rege-
ringen overtog Banerne.
Komiteen syntes rigtignok Tx
ke, at vere mere tilbpjelig I'll
at gaa med paa Plumbs Plan
end Dagen for, men han talte
sin Sag saa godt, at den lyttede
til ham med den st6rste Opm@rk.
somhed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Ny President ! Portugal. Lis

sabon, Portugal, 7. Aug. Pre-
mier- og Koloniminister Antonio
Almeida blew i Gaar valgt til
Portugals President af Cortes.
Han valgtes we'd tredie Afstem-
ming med 1913 mod 81 Stemmer.
Tretten Medlemmer af Cortes af-
holdt sig fra at stemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
De europaiske Staalvarker.

Gent, 7. August Det blew for
talt her Gaar, at amerikanske
Staalselskaber, der havde kobt
Doehlewercke Staalfabrikker
Wien og Dusseldorf, de storste i
Europa, nu underhandler ON at
erhverve sig de berpmte Skoda-
v@rker, der er bekendt for sine
Skibskanoner. Dersom Diet lykkes,
vii Amerikanerne faktisk have
Monopol paa Kontinentets Stal-
varker, tilfojes der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
En- Del fremtradende Farmere


! Omegnen af Langdon, n. Oak,
har dannet en- Avlsforening med
Ell Aktiekapital af $250,000 Det
er Meningen, at den nye Forret-
ming skal kooperativt sende til
Markedet, kobe og selge Krea-
turer og indfore Avlsdyr den
Hensigt at faa bedre Kreaturer.
Farmerne begynder mere og mere
at drive Kvegopdratning Ca
Waller County.
Charles Ellis badede forleden
Dag Wyocena Columbia Coun-
ty, da han opdagede Ell Sam
ling kostbare Sager, der laa paa
Bunden af Floden, indbundet
ct Lommetorklede. Han var sam
men med EN- anden Dreng, og
de bragte Diet kostbare Fund til
Konstabelen Byen. Der var
Uhre, Uhrekeder, Ringe, Bro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Stort Juveltyveri. San Fran
cisco, 9. Aug. Ire Banditter plyn-
drede Morgen Juvelbutik i For
retningsstroget Gaar og und-
slap med Varer til Ell Verdi af
$4,000. Hundreder passerede,
da Roveriet fandt Sted. Der var
to Betjente Butikken.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
,,DANSKERENo

ct dansk amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af Den forenede dan
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
Ike i Amerika' og udgives az
Danish Lutheran Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Lauriers Efterfolger. Montreal,

Lauriers Efterfolger. Montreal,
Que, 8. August. Al Interesse
Canada var i Gaar samlet ON
Ottawa, hvor Diet liberale Par
ii, der har besluttet at antage
Frihandel som sit
politiske Valgsprog, forsogte at
v@lge en- Leder til at efterfol-
ge abode Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
Efter fire Afstemninger blev det
meddelt, at Hon. w. L. McKen-
zie King var bleyet Walt med
stor Majoritet, og Valget blew
derfor gjort enstemmig. Han er
Sonnes0n af William Lyon Nc
Kenzie, en- af Lederne af Opr6-
ret 1897 for at give Canada
Ell Regering under = ansvarligt
Ministerium. Han er kun 45 Aar
gammel og Gradient fra Toron-
to, Chicago og Harvard Univer-
siteter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Saloonvert don't. New York,
6. August. Distriktsdommer Will
son domte i Gaar Saloonvart
John II. Voege til seks Maane-
ders Fengsel og ilagde ham en-
Mulkt paa 1000 for at have
solgt hvad Regeringen paastod
var Whisky. Det er den forste
Fangselsstraf, nogen er bleven
idomt i New York Distrikt for
Krankelse af Forbudsloven.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Prinsen af Wales paa Rejse.
Portsmouth, England, 6, August.
Prinsen af Wales forlod Aftes
Kl. 6 England paa Krydseren
,,Renown' for at begive sig til
Canada. Hans Foreldre fulgte
ham ON Bord og deltog i en-
Faryelmiddag. Det er Meningen,
at Prinsen skal bes6ge United
States.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Lyon County, Ia, har we'd
Notwithstanding besluttet at I'D
stede Bonds for $1,25O,000, der
skal bruges til Vejforbedring
Lyon County er Diet 20. County,
som i Iowa har fattet Beslut-
ningen ON at have forste Klas-
ses Veje. Kun fire Countyer
har forkastet Forslaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Den hcjeste Pris, som nogen
Sinde er blevet budt for ct Svin
paa Ell privat Auktion, blev for
leden Dag budt for Ell fuldblods
Poland China Orne, der tilhorte
Harry Uittenbogaard, Sheldon.
G.. s. Barker, Wilmar, Mimi,
bod ham $4,000 for Syinet. Til
budet blew like modtaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Fiume observation-disclosures Rom,
Z August. Ordningen af Diet
adriatiske Sporgsmaa vedkom-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-14
Politics and Economics.

Now is good time to read the
story of Government by politics.
and you can take it from any news
paper of any party, printed anywhere
in the country. Then take home
this sentence contained in recent
report to the Merchants Association
of New York on Government Own
ership and Operation Of Public Util-
tiles" Here it Is: THE cause OF in
efficient management and excessive
cost when governments undertake
economic activities is simple. All
the activities of any government are
necessarily carried on by political
machinery and that machinery Is
wholly unsuited to the economic field.
THE fields Of politics and econom-
les are dissimilar and separate. The
field of politics (meaning thereby the
art of government) is mainly the
regulation of conduct and the protec-
ton of rights. The field of economics
is the production and utilization OF
material things. The principles. the
methods and the machinery Of politi-
cal administration are wholly differ
emit from those Of economic activitie:
and not adapted or adaptable to thu
latter"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-14
Supports Family By Canning.

The sale of her canned fruits and
vegetables has enabled woman in
Albemarle county, Va, to feed and
clothe her eight children the last
two years. When war was declared
her eldest son enlisted in the Navy.
In a few months the second son went
into the Army, and the mother was
left to wrestle with the problem of
providing three meals day for the
eight younger brothers and sisters.
About this time the home
ton agent of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture and the
State Agricultural College was teach
ing the women in that locality how
to can. With a garden which could
raise plenty Of fruit and vegetables.
and with wild fruit to be had for the
picking, the mother Of ten decided
therein lay the solution of her prob
lem. Results have proved that her
judgment was right. Thousands of
cans of fruit and vegetables have
been put up and sold from this coun-
try home- One lot the home-demon-
stration agent helped her sell brought
$125.'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-14
>>>>~>>>>>~~>>>
EDITORIAL MUSINGS.
- t<p>>~~>>H>>>
The Passing of The "Rube"

Almost anyone can remember
when the boys of the town used to
: ridicule the boys from the farm, call
ing them ''ciod-hoppers," "hayseeds."
ttrubes" and country Jakes."
1t is rare that we hear such ex-
pressions now, isn't it?
The "hayse has passed on. In
his stead We have a rural business
L2s.a. student, a country gentle
E1a.l.
we who know intimately the
farmers around Paris, know a man
whose dress is not greatly different
from the dress of the average bust.
ness man or mechanic. This mans
son drives his automobile as skill
fully as the son of the city banker
and with far better judgment, as a
rule. His daughter can dance as we'll
@l--4f not as often and as long-as the
pampered girl of society" His wife
can belong to clubs-and yet she can
cook.
And the man with scheme" has
learned that the farm district is not
the easy thing as In the old days.
Labor on the farm is not the
heavy drudgery it used to be, and the
boys Of the farm, to-day may attend
, and do attend our best schools and
colleges.
The telephone keeps the farmer in
daily touch with the markets and his
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-14
Missing" In Battle.

On the casualty lists of the
French army the word missing is
written opposite the names of 314,-
900 men. Investigations which have
been conducted have resulted in es-
Etablishing the fact that of this num-
Der all hope for approximately $780,
900 must be abandoned.
In these times of intensive warfare
it is of course possible for man to
be literally blown to atoms" but a
minute examination of No Mans
Land, it is hoped, may still yield in
dications by which it is possible to
trace many missing men.
An army of $4,000 searchers will
subject all the trenches and dugouts
along the whole battle line to most
careful scrutiny for any evidence
that may lead to Identification.
That this is no light task is evident.
Nearly 1900 square miles OF
ground must be explored. In all
cases approaching definite identified
ton, a proper burial certificate will
be issued to the families of the fallen.
There is talk of cemeteries being
laid out on the battlefields to be
plains of science" Others prefer
that the fields should be planted
with trees to grow into mighty for.
ests, as an everlasting monument to
the dead of the great war.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-14
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF
THOS. HENRY CLAY. JR.

At a recent meeting Of the Board
of Officers of the Paris Christian
Church, the following resolutions,
were passed:
Again we are. called upon to mark
the passing Of one Of our very finest
young men and most valuable fellow
workers. Brother Thomas Henry Clay,
Jr. He will be missed from our
ranks and his loss will be felt with
keenest sorrow because he was one
of our most valuable men and faith
full workers. He was always at his
post of duty when it was possible
in every good work of the church
for him to be there. His heart was
and he was ever ready to give of his
means and to give of himself for the
good of the church and the glory of
the Master.
AS a member of this Board of
Officers we have found Mm to be
not only one Of our most efficient
workers but also wise counsellor
ever interested in the welfare of the
church and always ready to make
sacrifices and to do service for her
glory.
we want to express our sincerese
sympathy and christian love TO his
venerable father and mother and his
beloved wife and children, his sister
and brothers and assure them that
we feel that the loss to US is keenly
felt and his place in our ranks will
be hard to fill. He was so faithful
and generous and true, loyal to the
church, devoted to, his home, faith
full to his friends, never out of
humor, always ready for work and
lever faithful in the hour Of need
The memory Of such a 1ife-brief as
lit was-is an inspiration to US. May
1.-The Good Father raise up other
Iyoung men to fill his place and may
his fidelity to the church help us al
Ito be more faithful.
We find it difficult to find words
Ito express the deep sense Of loss
J that we feel or to convey the intens.
ity of our feeling Of sympathy Il
Ibis loved ones. We pray TO our Faith
Ter to comfort them and guide US and
make us all more faithful
1 r. F. CLENDENIN, Chairman
w. E. ELLIS. sa.~.
q j. i. VEATCH, 80
~ F. p. LOWRY.
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The vaudeville entertainer, who
dresses in slouched straw hat, with
hay protuding from the torn crown;
with one shoe and one boot on his
feet; carries carpet bag and large
umbrella, and ''by Hecks"e his way
through monologue of nonsense,
lacks much of success in impersonat-
ing the agriculturist of our acquain-
lance. Some Of the people Of the
city may be fooled for they do not
know. They may imagine themselves
of finer clay. They may know some
things the farmer doesn't know, such
as where to- go to see the best shows
or eat the highest priced dinners
Yet they cannot distinguish an oak
tree from a swingle tree.
Truly, the day Of the "rube" has
passed.
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