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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12

given out relative to its contents, aside
from a hint that its general tenor re-
ciprocate the conciliatory tone Of
the last communication from the en-
tente.
Reports state that the reply renews
the governments disclaimer of re-
sponsibility for the sinking of interned
German war ships at Scapa Flow and
sets forth exceptions to the supreme
councils insistance upon compensation
for the scuttled vessels. 1t is said TO
claim that the Objectionable passa;5
from the letter from Admiral Won Tro-
tina, head Of the German admiralty,
to Admiral Won Reuter-, commander
of the German ships. was not trars--
lated properly and that it was out OF
context with the rest of the letter.
Are Yielding Now.
On the proposition that Germany
sign the protocol to the peace treaty
and permit the issue involving the
selection of indemnity tonnage to be
adjusted later, it is reported the note
proposes that the latter be forthwith
submitted to a body of experts. This
stand is taken because of the import
ance of the matter of German harbor
facilities. 1t is hoped to obtain a con
cession of the Scapa Flow issue and
it is believed the note indicates a
measure of obstinacy over yielding on
this point.
Reports declare that there are no
intimations in the German reply that
the Berlin government has taken d
position that failure to ratify the
treaty by the United States has
created an altered situation and it is
said that treaty action by the United
States senate is a purely internal
American affair that does not absolve
the other powers from the obligation
Of exchanging fifiPa fipnS
BELIEF is expressed here that the
reply attempts to temporize in an
effort to obtain a modification of the
demand for indemnity for vessels sunk
at Scapa Flow. 1t is said also thai
the reply seeks to persuade the en-
tente that demands for the extradi-
tion of German officers and men ac-
cused Of violations of the laws of wal
are frauSht with serious internal as
poets.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12
q = e uWI

We have augmented our sales
force with experienced sales per-
sons to insure the customary
Berkson Bros. satisfactory service
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12

tive only after O'Clock each evening
normal service being maintained dur
ing the day. 1t was stated that nor
NAL service will be resumed again as
soon as the city lifts the fuel ban.
The new schedules will be found in
the street railway companyN adver-
tisement en- page 5.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12
Boosts Porto Rico.

San Juan. Porto Rico. Dec. IL
Discussing new world trade routes
which are being developed because of
the Panama canal. Newton d. Baker
United States secretary of war, said
today that it is of common interest
that the main port in the Caribbean
should be on Porto Rican SOIL"
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12
CUT STREET CAR SERVICE

Thirty Per Cent Reduction After s
p. m. to Conserve Fuel.
Beginning tonight, the street rail-
way service will be cut 80 per cent
owing to the fuel shortage. it was an
nounced by the Topeka Railway COM
pany.
The reduced schedule will be effec-
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12

January 5. He will be one of seven
orators from all over the United States.
This will be the first national contest
held since the war. and it may be the
last, the fate of the association to be
decided at the Des Moines meeting.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12
CASSIDY IS CONTESTANT
Soldier-Prohibitionis TO Speak at Des
Moines OratoricaI Contest.

Ottawa, Kan. Dec. 12.-H. Kenneth
Cassidy, a captain of infantry in
France, wearer of the Croix De Guerre
and d. S. c. at present a volunteer
coal miner in the Pittsburg strip pits,
working with the Wichita American
Legion, of which he is a member, will
return to Wichita soon to get ready
to enter the national prohibition ora
torical contest at Des Moines, Ia, on
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12
WILL TEMP ORIzE
Germans Yield From Obstinate
Stand on Protocol.
Willing to Arbitrate Scapa Flow
ReparatiOn Clause.
REPLY STILL KEPT SECRET
United States Still Bound to
Part Under Treaty.
TeutOnS Say Nom Ratification
Has Not Released Yanks.
Berlin. Dec 12.-Germany' reply to
the last notes from the supreme coJn-
c'I of the peace conference has been
sen. to Versailles. Nothing has been

A tiny bottle of ''F'reezone" costs so
little at any drug store: apply few
drops upon any corn or callus In
stantly it stops hurting. then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or callus
right off with your fingers. Truly:
No humbugl-Adv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
K~vitteringer.
Japanmissionen

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. NJ. 81 =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $486133
Ruskin, Nebr, A. Chr. Andersen og Hustru 49,. 800
Ruskin, Nebr, p. S. Petersen $40; Hans Hansen og
Hustru $1O; Mr.. !. P. Goldbeck $15 .......... $500
Elk Horn, Ia, Jens NJ. Rasmussen =. ........... 800
Audubon, la, Anton Petersen og Hustru .... 1000
Sioux City, Ia. Elizabeth Staugaard :. .......... 165
Mortified, Mimi, Louis Nielsen :. ............ 400
Royal. la, Den danske luth. XVI. ............. 1000
Ord, Nebr, A. p. Jensen og Hustru :. :. ........ LOO
Somers. Wis j. C. Jensen observation-disclosures. 1000
Milwaukee, Wis, Miss Nj. Larsen 49,. 400
Plainyiew, Nebr, en- unevnt =. ............. 200
Council Bluffs, Ia, E. J. Lee 81. =. ............. 800
Bronson, Mont, Xvi. -. ................ 500
Ferndale, Calf, Vor FIR. Nigh: II. NJ. Boniksen 500
Lincoln, Nebr. Mary Robertson =. -. ......... 500
New Lisbon. Wis, Thomas Jensen -. ....... 100
Sidney, Mont, Pela Mghs Xvi. -. ............. 1000
Tyler, Mimi, Mrs. Nels Olsen :. =. ...,....... 500
Racine, Wis, Miss Marie Nielsen :. =. .... 1000
Luck, Wis, Den danske Xvi. -. ......... 1000
Chicago. Ill. Siloams Mghs Ungdomsf. ...... 500
Fresno. Calf. J0rgen Hansen 500
Audubon, Ia. Ebenezer Nigh. Martin Rasmussen og
Hustru So Rev. og Mrs. G. B. Christensen SO. 1900
Amble, Mich, Nes 2. Petersen og Hustru -. 800
Racine. Wis. Julie Dahlstr9m =. ............ 1000
Waupaea, Wis. J. Billie og Famile ............. 1000
Moorhead, Ia, Bethesra Mghs S. S. ........... 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Indianermissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kl. Mr.. 81 g.. -. .............. $194921
Ruskin, Nebr, A. Chr. Andersen og Hustru So; 2.
S. Petersen So; Lawrence Petersen $40; Hans Han
sen og Hustru $40; Mrs. !. p. Goldbeck $5 -. 1900
Elk Horn, Ia, Jens NJ. Rasmussen ............. 500
Audubon, Ia Anton Petersen og Hustru ...... 1000
Trufant, Mich, Mrs. II. Simonsen ............. 100
Mortified. Mimi. Louis Nielsen 400
ROYAL. la. Den danske luth. XVI. =. .......... 1000
Ord, Nebr, A. p. Jensen og Hustru ............ LOO
Somers. Wis. J. c. Jensen j.. ......... 800
Plainview, Nebr, en- uneynt -. 200
Council Bluffs, Ia, E. j. Lee :. ............... 800
Denmark. Wis. Mrs. Alfred N. Andersen -. 200
Bronson. Mont. XVI. ..... ....... 800
FerndaIe. Calf. Vor FIR. Nigh: ii. NJ. Bonniksen 800
Denmark, Wis, Den danske luth. Xvi. =. -. 1000
Lincoln. Nebr. Mary Robertson 800
New Lisbon, Wis, Thomas Jensen :. =. man. 100
Sidney. Mont, Pela Mghs XVI. 49,. 1000
Clinton. Wis Den danske luth. Xvii . 49,. 500
Tyler. Mimi. Mrs. Niels Olsen .......... 1000
San Pedro. Calf. John Troelsen og Hustru -. 1000
Chicago, ILL.,, Siloams Mghs Ungdomsf. .......... 500
Fremont, Nebr, Byen) Kvindef. So; (Bakkerne)
Fresno, Calf, J9rgen Hansen =. .......... 800
Audubon, la, Ebenezer Nigh, Martin Rasmussen og
Hustru 50; Rev. og Mrs. G. b. Christensen So. 700
Weston. Ia. z. Bondo -. . 500
Amble, Mich, Niels Z. Petersen og Hustru ........ 800
Racine. Wis, Julie Dahlstr9m 500
Selma. Calf. Pela Mghs XVI. ........... 1000
Moorhead, Ia, Bethesda Mghs S. S. -. ........ 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

For kyitteret Sc Kbl Mr.. 81 =. -. minimum. $2291.94
Ruskin, Nebr, A. Chr. Andersen og Hustru So; til
Immigrantmissionen So; til Litteratur So; ?. S. Pc
tersen So; Lawrence Petersen $40; Hans Hansen
og Hustru $40; Mrs. j. p. Goldbeck S10........ 5000
Audubon, Ia, Anton Petersen og Hustru ........ 1000
Saxeyille, Wis, Peter, Sophie, og VIM. hy. So; Geo.
Rasmussen So =. -. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Ord, Nebr, A. 2. Jensen og Hustru =. 49,. LOO
Somers. Wis. j. c. Jensen -. .......... 500
Plainview. Nebr. en- unevnt e.. ......... 200
Council Bluffs, la. L. J. Lee ............... 300
Lincoln. Nebr. Mary Robertson =. ....... 200
New Lisbon, Wis, Thomas Jensen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Coulter. la. Jens Hansen :. ........... 1000
Tyler, Mimi, Mrs. Niels Olsen ................. 1000
Audubon, Ia, Ebenezer Nigh. Martin Rasmussen og
Hnstru So; Rev. og Mrs. G. b. Christensen So. 700
Iowa Kreds we'd P. Bondo ................. 1870
Amble. Mich. Niels ?. Petersen og Hnstru ........ 800
Racine. Wis. Julie Dahlstr9m -. ......... 800
Weston. la. p. Bondo -. ........... 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

vi har adskillige vel improved"
Farme, som varierer | Stsrrelse fra 80
Acres op til 400 Acres og nesten allie
Farmene kan ksbes paa meget lette
vilkaar. Hvis De err interesseret 1
Keb at en- Farm, vii Diet blive til
Deres Fordel at skrive til os efter
vor Godtksbs- Liste.
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY,
wILLMAR, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

den tyske Regering uden ON
Ententen er like alene uklog,
men endog uyerdig, landskade-
lig og odeleggende for den tru-
EIDE Danskhed, hedder Diet i Pro-
testen.
Fhv. Landstingsmand, Gods
ejer O. Brun har rettet ct ,,aa-
bent Brev til den danske Rigs
dag, hvori han opfordrer til
Ramp mod Ministeriet Zahle
som en- Hindring for ct yirk-
ningsfuldt Arbejde for at faa
alt dansk Land tilbage til Dan
mark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Tilsammen $f837.S8
Utahmissionen.
$163O.O9

For kvitteret Sc Kbl Mr.. 81 :. ........... $4,000
Ruskin, Nebr, A. Chr. Andersen og Hustru So; Law
renee Petersen $40; Hans Hansen og Hustru $40;
Mrs. J. P. Goldbeck $40 ......... $500
Elk Horn, Ia, Jens N. Rasmussen =. -. ......... 500
Audubon, la, Anton Petersen og Hustru ........ 500
Mortified, Mimi, Louis Nielsen -. .a...... 500
Royal, La, Den danske luth. XVI. .............. 5000
Ord, Nebr, A. p. Jensen og Hustru :. ............ LOO
Somers, Wis, j. G. Jensen ............ 1000
Plainview, Nebr, EN- unavnt .......... 200
Council Bluffs, la, L. J. Lee ......... 500
Ferndale, Calf, Vor FIR. Nigh. +. NJ. Bonniksen. 500
Oregon, Wis, Den danske luth. XVI. ;. ........ 500
Lincoln, Nebr, Mary Robertson ........ 200
New Lisbon, Wis, Thomas Jensen ............. LOO
Tyler, Mimi, Mrs. Niels Olsen -. ..,..... 500
Fremont, Nebr, XVI. Byen :. ........... 500
Fresno, Calf, Jorgen Hansen -. ............ 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Tilsammen $2155.21
observation-disclosures


For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 81 .................... $1732S8
Ruskin, Nebr, A. Chr. Andersen og Hustru So;
Lawrence Petersen So; Mrs. j. Z. Goldbeck $50 1000
Elk Horn, Ia, Jens NJ. Rasmussen ................ 500
Audubon, Ia, Anton Petersen og Hustru ........ 1000
Mortified, MINI, Lotus Nielsen ....... 200
Mesita, Calf, Lineman Hansen =. .....-. 200
Fresno, Calf, n. j., J9rgen Hansen ............ 800
Perth Amboy, n. j., Dorthea Lund ............ 400
Audubon, la, Martin Rasmussen og Hustru 49,. 200
Weston, la, Z. Bondo. -. committeeman. 500
Waupaea, Wis, J. Billie og Familie =. -. ANN. 1000
Selma, Calf, Pela Mghs XVI. -. .. .......... 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Jedemissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 81 -. ..........
Ruskin, Nebr, A.. Chr. Andersen og Hustru S.
j. p. Goldbeck SO -. ...........
Mortified, Mimi, Louis Nielsen ........
Ord, Nebr, A. p. Jensen og Hustru -.
San Pedro, Calf, John Troelsen og Hustru -.
Selma, Calf, Pela Mg.hs XVI. ....,. ........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Hvem Tyskerne haaber paa

Berlin, %. November. VOLTS Bu-
reau meddeler Fredag Fra Flens-
borg skrives til ,,Deutsche allg.
Zeit. Mar der fra tysk Side
endnu hersker Tro paa en- ret
ferdig, upartisk Anvendelse af
den i Paris vedtagne Afstem-
ningsmaade / Slesvig, skyldes Diet,
at den International Kommis-
sion foruden ct fransk og ct en-
gelsk Medlem tillige bestaar af
ct norsk og ct svensk Medlem.
Sikkert vii man ogsaa uden For
dom mode Diet franske og Diet n
gelske Medlem, iser da der gen
tagne Gange i Pressen er frem-
kommen Erkleringer, navnlig af
den engelske Gesandt i Koben-
hayn, Marling, SON like lader
nogen Twill ON Villien til Opjek-
tivitet; men Diet norske og sven
ske Medlem af den internationa.
lie Kommission kan med Rette be-
tragtes som dem, der berer Ho-
%vedansyaret, og paa deres Med
virkning i M9det ser man med
den sterste Tillid. Kun paa
Grundlag af en- gensidig Tillid
kan der skrides til Lesningen
af en- saa yanskelig Opgaye med
Udsigt til ct godt Resultat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Tilsammen# $179l09
Skolekassen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Nj. 81 ......... $2l7600
Ruskin, Nebr, ?. S. Petersen 50, Lawrence Petersen
$40; Mrs. j. p. Godbeck $40 80. ............ 29W
Kiowa, Colo, Eben Ezer Nigh. j. J. Andersen So J.
Rasmussen, Mrs. Darum, Ole e. Olsen, Severt An.
dersen nv. 50; Chris Tweden So -. f.. =. 100
Mortified, Mimi, Louis Nielsen =. =. ......... 900
Ord, Nebr, A. ?. Jensen og Hustru =. -. ........ 200
Del Rey, Calf, Pela Nigh. p. c. Jensen, Ole Olsen,
MAIDS Thomson, Rasmus Petersen, Henry
Jensen, L. NJ. Rosenbom, c. A. Petersen, Jens Mel
sen, A. p. Petersen, Rudolf Petersen, Soren Jen-
sen, Peter Jensen, n. c. S~pendrup, Peter c. Peter
sen, Hans Hansen, Walter Klinkby, Hans ]. Pc
tersen, nv. So: Mrs. l. Gregersen, Mrs. Anne Jen-
sen, nv. 81; Past. M. c. Jensen Engholm, MAIDS
Madsen, Mrs. Laura Thogensen, Christ S. Peter
sen, Il. c. Hansen, A. Gonersen, Mrs. Anora Wal
demar nv. So; Niels S. Petersen, c. b. Christensen,
Christ Hald nv. $3.50; Marius Petersen, Mrs. Hen
rksen, Henry Hansen nv. So; John Nielsen 81 1850
Sommers, Wis, J. c. Jensen ..........I.... 500
Plainview, Nebr, en- unevnt -. :. ............ 200
New Lisbon, Wis, Thomas Jensen .......... 100
Albert Lea, MINI, Trim. Nigh. =. ............ 2O0O0
Nc Bride, Mich, Salems Nigh. Pastor n. Bentsen, An
drew Lamb hv. So; Rudolph Hansen, n. p. Mortensen.
Peter Jensen, Max Thomson, Hans Christensen, Jens
Hansen, Hans 10 :gensen, N. Z. Nielsen nv. 81; c.
Rasmussen $50; Jergen p. Nielsen. Jens Jensen,
Henry Nielsen, L. Hansen nv. 81; H. p. Jensen soc 28OO
Ruskin, Nebry A. c. Andersen :. ......... 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

Tilsammen $2739.64
Indianermissionen.
Mr.. 81 O.. =. ............. $685.
3hr. Andersen og Hustru 50; Z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Indremissionen.

Tilsammen $50S6.9S
Indremissionen.
M. 81 g. S229l.94
r. Andersen og Hustru So: til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Protester mod Regeringens
Holdning over for SSnderjyderne.

Bestyrelsen for ,,S9nderjysk For
sning for Aarhus og Omegn"
5nsker i Lighed med de samyir-
kende sgnderjyske Foreninger og
avrige Sammenslutningers Besty-
relser at udtale den skarpeste
Protest mod Regeringens usem-
melige og unationale Holdning.
Enhver Sarforhsndling ON vor
3ydgr@nse mellem den danske og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Sonderjylland.
H. P. Hansen i Haderslev. Bla-


n. P. Hansen i Haderslev. Bla-
let ,,Danskeren" i Hadersley
meddeler, at Yelgerforeningens
Mindretal i Dag (21. Now vii
afholde ct Mode i HadersIey med
Kloppenborg-Skumsager og Re
1akter Christensen som Talere.
bette foranledigede skriyer
Bladet =, at Flertas Tilhenger-
ne i HUI og Hast arrangerede
ct Velgermede til Mandag med
Minister Hansen son Taller, Mo
bet blew ferst ordnet telefonisk
hsrdag Formiddag."
..Danskeren' bemerker dertil,
at Mindretallet befinder sig me-
get vel we'd denne Ordning. bet
kan altid have sin ~Interesse at
bore, hvad Ministeren har at 81
ge - ogsaa ON Hr. Zahles Ring
stedtale. Og Mindretallet ser Gge-
saa gerne, at vi faar Diet sidste
Ord / Haderslev som Diet for
ste"
ON II. p. Hanssens Tale
red denne Lejlighed skriyer
-Danskerenp: Ministeren gjor-
de Diet Kunststykke i sin fem
Kyarter lange Tale like at nav-
ne Ordet Flensborg, lige saa lidt
som han tog Sitting til Rigs
kansler Bauers Paastand ON, at
Flensborg altid har varet en-
gysk By. Heller like Statsmini-
ster Zahles Tale nevnede Mini
steren med ct Ord.
Tilsidst stillede han sin Per.
son j Forgrunden, sk9nt allie
yed, at Diet afgSrende nu like
ar Person, men Sag. Den son
derjydske Befolkning er i Ole.
5likket like optaget af Minister
Hanssens Person, men at, hyo1
Danmarks Grense skal gaa i de
kommende Tider.
Der ventes med Langsel.
Fra Vestkysten af S9nderjyl
and skrives til ,,Vestk.
Den f0rste Halvdel af Novem
Ser Manned har bragt os herude
paa Vestkysten en- saa strene
Winter, SON vi nesten aldrie
plejer at have. Straks j Begin
lelsen af Maaneden tog Vinte
rem fat med hard Kulde, og del
sndte med Sne og Frost, saa
Folk like kunde blive fardig
med 0ptagning af Roer, og def
CAV tillige en- Standsning i Ell
eraarsarbejdet paa Marker, SON
Folk heller like er fardig med
endnu. Jorden er overall bedgk.
ket med Sne, og Diet fryser ON
Dagen "a Grader og ON Nat.
ten endnu haardere. | Sender.
Vlland venter Folk med spendt
Lnagsel efter at hore Nyt fra
De Allierede, for at de saa hur.
l1gt som muligt kan slippe bort
ira Tyskland, for de fleste har
KUN lidt at brende, og der Ell
kun smaa Udsigter til, at vi
vii faa Kul fra Tyskland, og der
for ser Folk Vinteren i Mode
med Cru og frygter for, at Diet
vii blve den strengeste Winter,
Il endnu har oplevet.
Hr. Zahle og Rigsdagen. ,,Po-
Itiken' meddeler ct Forlydende
am, at neutrality-suspicious.
forbereder en- Aktion. imod Rege-
ringen j Anledning af dens Still
ling j Diet spnderjydske Sporgs-
mail.
bet er, efter hvad ,,B. T." err
iarer, rigtigt, at der i de sid
ste Dage paa Diet conservative
Folkepartis Initiativ har varet
fort Forhandlinger mellem Oppo-
sitionsgrupperne ON en- Falles-
optraden med Henblik paa Mi
~nisteriet Zahles Holding j Diet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
Der er like rart i Sgd.

Der er like rart j Sgd. Til
,,Ribe Stiftst.' skrives: | Skier
back BY err der flere Familier,
der har solgt deres Huse og er
rejst sydpaa, fordi de vii BIO sgd
for Grensen, naar den oliver
flyttet. Enkelte af dem har allie
rede i den korte It'd, de har vac
ret borte fra Byen, faaet nok af
at DO lengere sydpaa, og de lan-
ges tilbage igen. Endog en- Fa-
mile, som var b~egejstert for
Tyskland og havde Diet gamls
tyske sort-hyid-r9de Flag oppe
flere Dage i Trek, linden de rel
ste, langes ogsaa efter at vende
tilbage igen. De fleste har boet
her i en- langere Aarrekke.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
En- Demonstration i Sender

En- Demonstration i Sender
borg. ~Sonderborg, q. Nov. In
der Kredsm9det i Gaar sogte Ell
Skare Demonstranter, NEST Kvin-
der og Arbejdsl9se, at trange ind
i M9desalen for at fremf9re
Krav ON flere og billigere Lev
nedsmidler. Kredsdagsmand DR..
Karberg, henvendte nogle be-
roligende Ord til den ophidsede
Mengde og meddelte, at Kreds-
dagen hayde besluttet at optage
ct Kronelaan i Danmark paa
100000 Kr. til K9b af Margari-
ne og Sucker, som skal salges
til en- Pris af 6, henholdsyis /
Mark. Underskudet, der frem-
kommer we'd Salget, skal dekkes
af Kredsen. Dette tilfredsstillede
dog like Demonstranterne, der
krevede Smer. De Wide like
have den daarlige danske Marga-
rine. yLandmendene har Sm9r
nok deres Keldere", blew der
raabt indie i Salem. Efterhaan-
den lykkedes Diet dog at faa De
monstranterne gjort begribeligt,
at de MATTE sc at faa yalgt
Representatives., der kunde for
handle med Kredsudyalget.
Der er nu indvarslet til Mode
paa Fagforeningshuset i Dag,
hvor disse Representatives. vii bill
We udpegede.
nar or ,JLa - ~ /, GIL T.l |
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-23
PEOPLES COLUMN
Taxation Just And Unjust

To the Editor of the Post:
Had Newark a just system of
local taxation J. P. Wright would
not have written his public letter
of some days since. Why should
Mr.. Wright be taxed for maintain
ing an important industry at New
ark? He is doing not only himself
but the whole community good as
a just employer producing a use
full commodity. Why should AL
fred Curtis or my fellow Presby-
terrain the Mayor be taxed for
maintaining handsome homes?
Why should anybody be taxed for
improving his property? AS taxes
go in Newark now the man who
puts himself and his capital to USE
full purposes, the man who builds
an attractive home, the man who
saves hard earned money to pro-
vide his family with a comfortable
house are all over-taxed, while the
man who keeps his land vacant and
holds it for a rise caused by the
improvements of his neighbors,
escapes with little or no tax. Taxa
ton should be laid so as not to dis
courage industry or improvements.
There is but one form of tax that
does not do those things, the TAX
ing for public purposes that value
which the community, the public
as a whole, creates by it's presence
and activities. That value is what
we call economic rent, not the rent
of houses or of other improve
ments, but the mere site value of
land.
E. N. Vallandigham.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-23
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at the Elkton Farm, two
miles south of Elkton, on the
Chesapeake City road, on
Thursday, May /, 1919,
at IL o'clock a. M, rain or shine,
the following personal property:
so Head of Cattle
Registered and Grade Jerseys,
including cows, heifers, bulls and
calves.
This sale will include daughter
and grandson of Imported Stock
well, which sold for 81, 500 at pub
lie auction. Others of Flying Fox
and st. Lambert blood.
4 Head of Horses
These are all good, heavy, young
work horses.
Machinery
Five-passenger touring car, Ford
truck, 10-horse-power gasoline en-
CINE, 1880 Mogul tractor, a Bot
tom Oliver gang pillow, No. 40
Oliver pillow, right hand; Syracuse
pillow, right hand; 2 hand cultiva-
tors, riding cultivators, lime
spreader, potato planter, spike
tooth harrow, spring-tooth harrow,
double disc Getaway harrow, Kemp
manure spreader, side delivery
rake; Mccormick dump rake, 2
Keystone hay leaders, Mccormick
corn harvester, Mccormick mower,
6 it. cut; tank wagon, 10 forty
quart milk cans, 2 Cyphers incuba-
tors, brooders, 2 chunk stoves and
many small articles.
Terms will be made known on
day of sale.
Lunch for sale on the grounds.
H. BOYNS CROWLEY.
Armstrong, Auct. (4-23-1t.)
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-23
Taxpayer Suggests
Street improvements

To the Editor of the Post:
The town Of Newark is growing
very rapidly cit is becoming more
like New York every day. and
needs more streets. The condition
of some of the present ones is such
that they need improving. The
same is true of some Of the roads
near the town. Academy Street,
south of Delaware Avenue is one
case in point; the road between
Red Mems Home and the Elkton
Road is usually in a .deplorable
condition, especially in wet wealth
err. If these two were macadamized
it would certainly relieve some of
the present heavy traffic on Depot
Road which is so congested some
times that pedestrians are in grave
danger.
The deep cutters near the cor
ner of South College Avenue and
Delaware Avenue have been the
scene of numerous accidents. In
foggy weather or on dark nights
it is almost impossible to see these
sources Of danger. This condition
should be remedied at an early
date.
Continental Avenue or some
street near there should be expect
ed through to Academy Street.
An Interested Taxpayer.