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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22
BLOUSES SHOW NEW
AND NOVEL IDEAS

There Seems to be pronounced d.
vision Of opinion y to the merits Of
the overblouse. It has not been quite
so generally accepted as those who
launched it had hoped for, though
among a certain class who like the
unusual It was instantly accepted. A
modification of the loose and free
back model, which has been so prac-
,tical and so comfortable that It will
doubtless be the blouse Of general
use during the winter. Tho tie-back
model is suited to almost all figures
and a be developed In almost every
material with excellent results. The
tie-back blouse hangs perfectly
straight and free from the shoulders
and has an extra fufneas 1T tho waist.
belted in or tied with q narrow sash.
The bottom Of the blouse Is hem
med and often ornamented with
bright stitchery in silk floss or wool.
and Is worn outside the skirt.
OF course the use Of q blouse Of
such heavy fabrics a duvetyn and
broadcloth must be regulated by eli
matte needs, whereas soft charmeuse
overblouses with their very beautiful
and oftentimes really striking orna-
mentation of wool stitches are suited
to almost any section Of the country.
foiy S1ildIt iuueeo Will 10 IIIo over
blouses of black chammeuse set Off
with the gayest OF stitches In wildly
colcred wool threads. These for the
most part present the same short
French sleeves Of all the smart mod
els and are best developed in the
so-called Cossack and chemise de-
signs.
The smock which came upon US this
spring has undergone certain modifi-
cations which will make It more suit
ed to the average woman. It is de-
cidedly shorter and Is seldom seen
unsashed or unbelted.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22
GARRISON STORE
WELL STOCKED.
Mems And Women's Cloth
ing Presents New
Styles

The Garrison company has a stock
at. garments for QUILTING men, wom-
On and children, that will take its
place with any to be found In Grand
Forks. The store Is personally man
aged by W. A. Garrison. Of the com-
pany, and he devotes his entire time
to making successful his business
here.
Though the stock is not housed in
large quarters. the space is utilized
to the fullest extent, and there Is q
largo quantity of garments for both
men and women. A complete line of
Furnishings for both sexes is a fea-
,ture Of the stock.
Special attention has been paid to
the selection Of coats for this store.
with the result that many fine mod
els r to be viewed. The cloth coats
with fur trim r shown in novel
styles, and there are the coats Of
cloth, without fur, and a large assort-
ment Of plush coats. with and with.
out the fur trim. These ara shown
In the new cuts and have found ready
sale among the stores patrons.
[. Dresses for all times of day and
these ranging from severely plain and
tailored models to those designed for
afternoon and evening affairs. They
show the new materials and the new
drapinEs and trimmings, and have
bean reasonably priced. Separate
skirts, IN both sports and dress mod.
els, and many attractive blouses for
wear With suits, tailored or dress
skirts. will be Ahown the shopper who
is looking for blouses.
There Is a good shoe department In
the Garrison store, and filters are en-
played to care for the customers
needs. The shoes are for men, wom-
IN and children. and an effort to
carry q substantial line Of merchan-
disc has bean productive Of good re-
suits. n
Underwear, IN si1k crepe de chimes.
wsshable satins, and the knit goods
Also il in stock. and there are sweat
ers In the ooat and slip-over styles
The mems department has . full
line Of suits, top coats. and general
furnishings.
The store is we'll stocked for the
fall and winter trade. and MI. Gar
rison has prepared for n Of the
most successful business years that
he has experienced. J.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22
Capes Best Style
For Evening Wrap

II dressmakers could become ma
gtcians and change last years coat
into this years cape at little cost to
owners how grateful we should all bo
and how stylish!
For capes are de rigueuY In every
well regulated wardrobe. Whatever
ones wrap for daytime may be- the
can be made Of any material one
wishes and trimmed with fur or not
but 1t must be.a cape. short or long
but a cape. After all, a cape Is
really q romantic and lovely garment.
Men never appear half SC Interesting
as when in those wonderful caDes
our naval officers wear. Beside 4
thing SO eloquent al this all enve.op-
ing cape with its flowing and inter
binary seems even the most expenAtve
overcnat.
The same may be said Of the even
ing coa a compared with the even-
ing cape. At any rate, to be up to
date we are left nj choice in the
matter. for. as said In the begtnning.
It is the evening cape which win hold
Those Of black satin are much favor,
ed. They are often ornamented With.
splendid clusters OF silver brocaded
motifs sueh as large oak leaves or
punches OF grapes or sprawling de-
signs Of large and attention %arresting
figures Just as often the fine cost
" satin is ieft IN all gitssrtchncss, un.i
.ornamented except for Wids collars of
soft fox, lynx. mole .0r koltnsky-0r
some animal 81 equal softneas.
While there Is no one Nallion %
making q cape seemingly pYefSrred %
any other, nj notices that many Of
the newest models & hoOped. ~
along the bottom. This fs 4one
sometimes With N extr1 6And q FUR
or Of velvet Of q rich and ~confraGttnE
color - the body az the wr11.T The
upper part OF the 6ape ID very full
Itndeslj flovHing iaWay 1fosnthGssooni-
der IN ~volulninous folds which narrow
1T the bottom Of the wrap.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22

The beginning Of each new season
il not the only time when n
clothes present . problem: for the be-
tween moments ara, after all, the
most difncult to. arrange for. I mean
those periods when It ~ neither
sprinE, nor winter. nor fan. nor sum
mar. but Just that time when 1t is
early to select the new things and
stll late for the ones already pos
sessed. The wisely dressed woman
has always such y period in mind.
and. therefore, provided for by such
frocks a belos to no one time OF the
year more than to another. This Is
not dtnoult to do In this day Of such
wide choice a to materials and de-
signs which has obtained for several
seasons now and the absence Of n
radical ana decided changes has made
this quite easy.
Here is a silk frock which IL dis
tnctive but not too unusual to be
practical for just such between sea-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22

cut ! coat Hsrs aSain. thA a1vse-
tan0sare employed. and with buttens,
gal1y ce3eeed lintngs. and cory big
cellars that wrap around the ears and
chin. they are most desirable. The
coats also are turned out In soft vel
ourz, that arc rich enough In them
SELVES 70 need no trimming, and with
the big set-in sleeves, and somewhat
tighter effect at tho bottom. they are
large fnr collars and cuffs. these be-
ing In q number Of cloths, and there
Arc many beautiful plusheA, with the
fur trim.
Gs0vvne and WaisA
Distinctive In every limo are the
gowns for day and ewing wear, and
the practical dresses that are shown
for business wear. Soft silks and the
tricoilettes, tricotines and panlettes.
with some Of the other materials that
are in favor just now, have been
made into charming gowns for after
noon and evening wear. They r
georEette, and net, and several Of the
triconette models r Of the straight
line. depending IN their VI materi-
al and cut and a bit OF embroidery
for their effectiveness. y
SerEes and trtcotneS eeem 70 hold
favor for tho substantial, all-Around
dress, and buttons. quaint collars, en-
brotdery, chiefly IN yarn. and long
slim lines. mark theee dresses for the
most part.
And should It be an evening frock
those in tho Taugbol casea. Lovely
silks. georgettes. malfneA, nets and
velvets are employed in making the
frocks, which would gladden. the heart
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22

eon wear. It WIN BE- q suitable n ne
eeriy spring NEXT year - It - a0~
ma IL VIM and many y durfns ~
Paarl Eray-taReta fashions this ve.y
ranefuI and rather unusua aitea-
moon frock. It lis built 9 = .ons
straight lines With clnstsrs q ~ lin
~rtrN TEND to make the figure 2
slnnost too tail. Tho long
Hhich "a emphastsed by aSwtde saraIe
with frfneed sash ends Is new -
fire which promises 70 be popular
during the coming reason
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22
CHIC GARMENTS
FROM LA VOGUE
Mrs. Void Has Choice Stock
OF Wonen's Apparel For
This Season

Garments Of quality at reasonable
prices" has been adopted as the, slo-
gain Of La Vogue shop, whore Mrs.
Cora E.. Void offers to the feminine
public the seasons models in suits,
coats, gowns. blouses and separate
skirts.
Mrs Void established her shop
and since that time. she has brought
to Grand Forks shoppers tho opportu-
nifty to buy at home some Of the most
attractive offerings from the eastern
clothing firms. This year, when fash
ion generally is appealing. and be-
speaks in every detail the relief and
happiness that peace has brought,
Mrs. Wold's stock is particularly wor-
thy Of inspection and careful consid-
latest modes combine to make the
suits Interesting, and Mrs Void has
selected some Of the best models that
are offered this year.
The aattA
Brown seems to be the reigning
color. and La Vogue is showing soma
chic suits in this color. They are
made UP Of the tricotines, serges and
stantial colors as we'll as the brown.
Some Of them are fur trimmed. and
many of them feature the "choker''
collar. which is one Of the comfort
able points Of the new suit. A suit
OF midnight blue chiffon velvet, with
taupe fox trimming. has interested
many Of the shoppers here. Fur fab-
RIGS are noticed for trimming coats,
suits and dresses.
Chic Gowns
The wool and silk combinations for
dresses are to be found here. and
there are some stunning models in
Paulette, Regalette. and other jersey
like weaves. OF evening gowns there
is a bewi!dering vartety-eome Of the
long-uned, stately build, and other.
that are frothy and fairly breathing
Of dances and other gaiety.. A charm
ing little frock seen here has been
fashioned Of nile green. maline, over
silver cloth. Ind trimmed with pert
little bows. Artificial flowers in del.
icate colorfngs deck many Of these
evening frocks.
Some Of the new fur scarfs and
coates are shown at La Vogue. and
these also are shown in the plush
Among the separate skirts there are
some Of the sport models, In plaids
and the Fantasi silks r made into
some pretty models Tailored ant
fancy blouses, yarned, beaded ant
with fringe trimming, and cut alonl
the new lines, share space in the store
and there Is a nicely arranged as
sortment Of silk underwear and sill
petticoata.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22

Materials that stand for martness
are tricoserge, dlvertone, velour
checks, suede velour, gloveekin
duvetyn, velveteen and velvet For
knockaboht wear waterproof tweed,
gabardine, twill. serge, and kerseys in
heather mixtures.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22

If the senAte's cider and light wine
amendment to the prohibition en-
forcement act goes through. we will
have apples at a quarter and grapes
at a nickel apiece!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-22

The League can take up the Irish
question, says the president. It can
but it would do we'll to get itself into
tin hats first.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Nye Boyer.
Anmeldte af ?. S. Wig.

Olaf NJ. Norlie: 1.-The Open Bible Augsburg Publishing
House, Minneapolis, MINI, 1918, 693 Pages, Price $50.
Bogen med anforte Tittel er, hvad man plejer at kalde
en- Indledning til den helige Skrift, en- ~Vejledning til DENIES
rette Forstaaelse, og %indeholder en- stor Mengde verdlfulde
Oplysninger angaaende Bibelens Tnbivelse, Forplantelse, Be-
varelse og Oversattelse m. n. bet err Bogens Hensigt at yere
en- Welcoming serlig for unge Folk, og den er derfor md
dat i 50 Lessons der ale ledsages af en- bestemt Rekke
af Sp9rgsmaal, som Studenten vii we're Stand til at besva-
re, naar han har gennemgaaet Teksten den foregaaende
Lektie .Bogen maa have kostet dens Forfatter ct meget
stort og omfattende Arbejde, og der er for mig ingen Twill
ON, at den unge Mand og Kyinde der for Alvor har gen
nemgaaet dens Lekter, vii yare sardeles vel hJemme sin
Bbel og besidde grundigt Kendskab til dens Indhold. Bo-
gen er helt igennem sund og solid og vidner ON stor Kerlig-
he'd til B9gernes Bog. Den er vel forsynet med Bileder og
outlines. err godt trykt og efter sin St6rrelse serdeles bill
lg efter hvad Boyer ellers koster nu ON Dage. Men det fore
kommer rigtignok mig at dens Fremstilingsmaade er like
saa lidt tung, isar da, naar den serlig skal yare beregnet
pa unge Folk nu ON Dage. Der skal vistnok st9rre Taal-
modighed end man sedyanig kan gore Regning paa hos
unge Lesere til at arbejde sig igennem denne veghge Bog.
bet maa saameget mere beklages, som Bogens Indhold er
sardeles godt, og man kunde kun pnske, at der var mango
unge Mennesker, der nogen Grad sad indie med Diet Kend-
skab til Guds Ord, som denne Bog giver Welcoming tai. bet
Wide we're til stor Winding for vr kere lutherske Kirke pa
den engelske Tunge. Men da MATTE den, som sagt, terde
frem en- like sa lidt mere titalende Form.
Derimod mener jeg, at Bogen vii we're ct ypperligt
Hjalpemiddel for den, der skal undervise unge Mennesker
ON og j den hellige Skrift, og til saadanne vii Jeg st@rkt
anbefale Bogen, der indenfor ct oyerkommelgt Omraade
behandler de fleste spergsmaal angaaende den hellige skrift
og dens Indhold og Historic paa en- sund, solid og forstaae-
lg Made. We'd Hjalp af Bogens mango ypperlige RegHtre
vii man kunde finde svar paa nasten allie herhen hprende
SpSrgsmaaL
Jeg har med megen Interesse stayet mig gennem Bogen,
og gleder mig we'd den fordi den saa ubehnget holder fast
we'd Bibelen som Guds ~ufejlbare Ord, og like mindst har
den gladet mig, fordi den pa Diet engeske Sprog aflegger
dette Vidnesbyrd, uforbeholdent og klart.
Derfor onsker ieg den mango L@sere ogsaa iblandt os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

Pradikener; indbunden 50 40, u~indbunden $3.50. bet er, trods
dens Mangler, en- lererig og god Bog. som ~anbefales. Sc fyl-
digere Anmeldelse Danskeren for %. JUL.
EN- Krise.' Lauritz Petersen. Ind. Missions Forlag
LOhse), Kobenhavn, 235 Slider, indbunden 50 so, uindbunden
$500. Faas hos Danish Luth. Publ House, Blair, Nebr.
Bogen skildrer Diet TONNE og indholdslose verdens-
livet, hvor Livet leyes uden Gnd, hyor man kalder levende
Kristendom ,taaget Mystik.'
Forfatteren skitserer sine Karakterer med skker Hand;
men ingen af dem kan rigtig afyinde Laserens Sympathi.
bet ,charmerende' for at benytte ct af Forfatterens Ord
mangler altfor hej Grad. En- Krise" kan like saadan hen
rive som William Brandt, . ,Kaptajnens Hustru'' eller I'm
&c Hjerter'' af samme Forfatter.
En- Krise betyder 10 ct vendepunkt, en- Afgorelse
men noget saadant yenter man forgaves pa denne Bog.
Den NEST tiltalende Skikkelse er Fru Ane Marie, Sagforer
Gravesens Hustru; hun er Nod med sig selv; hun erkender
Diet forfengelige Verdensliyet. hun tilfredsstiles like we'd
diets Nydelse, hun langes, hun famler efter noget bedre;
men hun faar det like fat. Forfatteren lader hende synke
tibage de gamle Folder, Diet tlvante verdensliv; Krisen
udebliver, Diet forlosende Vendepunkt, som alene den leven-
de Tro paa den levende Gud medforer, kommer like, girl
bes like.
EN- Krise' ender def haablose, Diet ufornyede. Man
maa nasten komme til at frygte for, at Forfatteren har tabt
Troen paa, at den krise ct Menneskellv, som Skrlften kali
der Omvendelse, kan fore til Fornyelse og Genoprejsning.
IA, NAL kun yerdensliyet sort; thi Diet er Diet. Men glenn
like, at ,Lyset fra Diet hole har besegt os," og at dette Lys
finder en- Synder Troen pa den levendeGud.
yLivet". En- lille Andagtsbog af Provst Ouf Olesen,
Horsens. Indr. Missions Forlag Lohse), $40 Slider, indbunden
$50.
Det er korte smaastykke, eet til hver Dag Aaret, lig-
nende dem vi kender fra y. L. Madsen -Ordet," opbygge-
lige, sammentrengte, rammende. Jeg har like last Bogen
igennem, men flere Stykker al den har jeg gjort mig be-
kendt med, og dem har jeg varet glad we'd. Jeg tror, Diet er
en- god ,Dagbog,' der nok vii faa EN- god Plads og blive
benyttet lgesom de mango andre af sammeS lags.
Jeg skal %fremheye, at flere af disse ,Dagstykker" er
skrevne over Tekster, som like er helt almindeligt kendt og
brugt vor Opbyggelsesitteratur og dette er nappe sket
we'd ct Tilfelde. Forfatteren har nok haft for Ole under Bo-
gems Udarbejdelse at fremdrage ubrugte Skirftsteder, saa
Lerdommene og yelsignelsen fra dem kunde komme OPP
byggelsen Hjemmet I'll Code, komme kristealivet til Hjelp.
BOgen SHUTTER med felgende skenne Vers:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Is code, |. Klasses Farme til Sale for SIS

til sl35 pr. Acre. Dse Farme maa SEES for at paasksnnes, allie indenfor 2 til Is
Mil fra den horgende BY st. Cloud, MINI. Bedse ynkaar tlstaas. Kom o.
paa demi varien af disse Fame VII ga mere op de naste o Maaneder,
end De kan tjene de neste 10 Ar Hyofor arbejde for andre, naar De kan ar
bejde fr Dem sevf Kb n og tjn SEW denne Vardforsgese.
sTEARNs COUNTY LOAN & INVESTMENT CO., ST. CLOUD, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
For Sale
For Sale
$50 Acres Of the very best Farm Land

Adjoining the Town of Beemer, Cunning Co, Nebraska.
$50 Acres in Section sc, 80 Acres in Section 2.
Property Of II. G. Lands Estate. viii be sold to settle Estate. For further
particulars address. H. G. LANDIs SONS, READING, PA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Sonderjylland.
Eft i~nteressant valg / Sender.

Eft ~interessant Valg i Sender
Upland. Gaardejer Horluk gen
valgt til Tilsynsraadet. : Fra
Matt. IS serlige correspondent
= Flensborg, Tirsdag den l.
JUL. = Efter Medet i Xelger-
foreningens Tilsynsraad d. 30.
Maj opfordredes Gaardejer n.
j. H9rluk, Rudup, til at nedliag-
ge sit Mandat, fordi han paasto-
DIES 1T yere / Inconsistencies
med sine Velgere; han stemte
for KlopPenborg Skrumsagers
Resolution ON treble Zone.
We'd Nyyalg i Gaar genvalg-
ties Herluk med 466 Stemmer,
medens 439 faldt paa Modkandi-
daten.
Dette Valg, der fandt Sted
i en- Egn, som nermest maa ST.
ges at vere Hejmdals og Dane
virkes Upland, wiser slaaende, at
Mindretallet i Valgerforeningens
Tilsynsraad har god Rod i Be-
folkningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

En- liden Stund med Jesus,
o, hvor Diet jayner alt
og giver hele Liyet
en- ny og lys Gestalt.
Naar jeg er tr9t at Vejen,
og hyad der moder mig,
en- liden Stund med Jesus,
og alt forandrer sig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
valgt til Kommuneforstander

Gaardejer Chr. Lysbeck, Lpndt,
er af Kommuneraadet bleven
valgt til Kommuneforstander for
Lunding Kommune. Den tidlige-
re Kommuneforstander 2. Hoff
paa Olufsker har kobt ct Gods
we'd Egernforde.
Det gamle Regimente = skri-
yer ,,Dannevirke" = forsvinder
Saa langsomt, idet der nu over
alt Wedges code danske Mand,
son for a en- Umulighed under
Preusserregimentet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

dingsnumer fortaller Folk sgd
fra folgende til ,,Kold. Ay.':
Rationerne af Levnedsmidler
Ii Senderbor Kreds var efterhaan-
den bleven saa smaa, at Be-
boernes Utilfredshed var yok-
set i den Grad, at selvsSchenberg
Iforstod, der MATTE cores noget.
Medens hans code Nenner gik
Ii Frygt for, at hans dyrebare
Person skulde vere forulykket,
lopholdt Landraaden sig i kiel
flor at fremskaffe Leynedsmid-
Ter, og herfra telegraferede han,
at Kredsen kunde faa to Vogn.
ladninger Levnedsmidler, hyis
|Beboerne Wide forpligte sig til
we'd den forestaaende Afstem-
ming at stemme tysk. Ingen, der
kender blot en- lille Smule I'll
Hr. Sch9nbergs Virken, falder
|Forundring over dette sidste nye
Trick. Det STAIR i noje og I'D
market Samklang med npynte
HERES tidligere Pr@stationer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

Guldbryllup. Fnv. Smedeme-
ster II. Hansen og Hustru i Jels
kunde i'll. .,Dannevirke' den a..
JUL fejre deres Guldbryllup.
Guldbrudgommen er fodt i Stige
we'd Odense den 8. Juni 1915,
medens Guldbruden er fodt i
Haderslev den 10. November
samme Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

som er knesat af ale Parter,
vii kempe sig tilbage til sit
rette F@dreland.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
En- slesvig-holstensk Resolu.

En- slesvig-holstensk Resolu-
ton. Rendsborg, 4. JUL. Lands
forsamlingen for Slesyig-Holsten,
bestaaende af Representatives. for
ale Egne og Regeringsmedlem-
mer, har i Dag vedtaget felgen-
de Resolution:
De af os reprasenterede Folk
i Slesvig-Holsten var og er end
nu beredt til at skaffe en- fire.
delig Udgang af Diet nordslesyig.
ske Sp9rgsmaal, der imodekom-
mer begge Folks berettigede
De giver Beskyttelse for
Mindretallet paa begge Slider,
COR Norslesvig til en- Folkebro
mellem Tyskland og Norden.
Den sejrrige Ententes Tyangs-
af de nordslesyigske
Sporgsmaal betyder ny Void og
ny Fare for Freden. Vi ferer en-
ildnende Protest frem for Histo-
rien mod Afstemningsterminen,
mod Inddragelse af rene tyske
.ommuner i Acknowledgements
let og mod den vedtagne Volds-
'orelse af Diet tyske Mindretal
/. Zone, mod Roveriet at Tu-
af Stemmer, der fandt de-
.es HEN j Slesyig. Vi erkl@rer,
It vi aldrig anerkender ct saa-
liant Afstemningsresultat, og at
fra i Dag at vii s@tte al yor
Kraft ind paa at udslette den be-
luttede Uret. vi hilser indbyrdes
lierteligt Diet nordlige Omraa-
les Representatives., hyis Void
STAIR fast. Vi venter, at
lie Tyskerne hinsides den nye
9ranse bevarer Troskaben mod
Ieres Sprog og Kultnr. Vi gi-
-er allie Tyskere i Diet truede Om-
.aade en- Pligt til at holde nd
,aa deres Post. vi brandem@r-
for hele Tyskland deres
Handler, der endog
Ententens Voldsfred vil
'orraade tysk Grund til Dan
mark. Landsforsamlingen fordpm-
ner allie Bestr9belser, der wi
ose Baandene meIlem Tyskland
" Slesvig-Hoste Den forpllg-
ter allie S~lesvig-Holstenere til
1t im9degaa saadanne 8estre-
der vii lose Baadene mel
EN- Tyskland og Slesyig- Holster.
Den erklerer, at Sles-
yig-Holsten er og oliver en- uad-
ikillelig Del af Tyskland.
Der blew under Modet oplast
relegrammer fra Ebert, Bauer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

(Af |. NJ. Hansen)
For Os." Fastepre-
dikener over Lidelses.
historien af Past. OFF.
Ricard 1919 Slider; Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
En- politisk Retssag. Efter An

1h ROAAeAo1 AsSsSSo6' ~ @h
modning af Amtsforstanderne 2.
Klinker, p. Kjer, Jacobsen, Ru-
|mohrsgaard, og Jakobsen, ,Wer-
themine' har Landraad Sehon-
berg anlagt Sag imod Redakto-
rerne Andreas Grau og Tycho
Filskov (nDybbplposten' for
Fornarmelser mod disse Herrer.
,Dybbolposten" har paastaaet,
at de n@vnte Amtsforstandere
har misbrugt deres Embedsmyn-
dighed til at gore danske Nord-
slesvigere, der var indkaldt til
Krigstjeneste, ,,misliebig' og der
we'd hindret dem i at faa Orloy.
,,Dybbelposten' hilser Sagsan-
leget med Tilfredshed, da de
navnte Herrers Embedsforelse
derived kan blive belyst i Offent-
|ligheden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
$50 danske Larere. Efter de

$50 danske Larere. Efter den
sidste Opgorelse Owe Antallet
af de danske Lerere, der har
meldt sig villige til at spge Lac
reembeder i Spnderjylland, vi
ser Diet sig, at Antallet er betty
delig st9rre end ventet. Ialt har
der til 4. JUL meldt sig ca. $50
danske Larere dertil.
Vii de kampe sig tilbage-?
,,Flensborg Avis skriyer j en-
ledende Artikel:
Hernede haaber vi, at der
like i wort Livsspgrgsmaal err
odelagt noget, som der aldrig
mere kan raades Bod paa. Vi
haaber, at Diet sprgelige Bud
skab ON treble Zone like maa
we're andet end den Majkulde,
der hemmer en- for stark V@kst,
for at Roddannelsen kan blive
kraftig og god. Der er Tegn
paa, at Befolkningen j treble
Zone like vii lade sig sin Ret
fratage, men selv vii gore den
g@lde. Lykkes det like for
den straks at fore Sagen igen-
mem til SER, saa kan det tan-
kes, at den like vii falde til
Ro, men paa Grundlag af den
Folkenes Selvbestemmelsesret,