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Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03
lOme Tuesday afternoon ! at twC

home Tuesday afternoon St tive
O'Clock.
Eunice Barrett-KeIIsy was Rs ysarI
9 months and = days Of ase ct her
death. She was . young woman Of
good character and iOvAble disposition
and her demise Win b msuIasd hy
hosts q frisndI . thIs eltg.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03

Mrs. S. J. Cook gave a six o'clock
dinner for her daughter, Dorothy, in
honor Of her sixteenth birthday. The
rooms were tastefully decorated and
the table laid for six. Those who en-
joyed the dinner were the Misses
Thelma Wells, Dorothy Smith, Clover
Gaba, Louise COvey, Dorothy Cooke
and Lillian Cooke.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03
MASONIC BODIES
INSTALL OFFICERS
Chapter, Blue Lodge and Order Of the
Eastern Star Have
Ceremonies

A joint installation Of officers was
held at Masonic hall Friday night, the
date being st. Johns day, observed
by Masons throughout the world. The
officers of the Royal Arch MasOns, tho 4
Blue Lodge and the Eastern StaI
Chapter were sworn in under The
peculiar and impressive ceremonies Of
the three different orders, as follows:
Baxter Chapter No. 7S, r. A. NJ.
High Priest-H. H. Hubbard.
King-James Harmon.
Scribe-E. B. Morgan.
Treasurer-Fred Bartlett.
Secretary-B. E. DeVilliers.
c. Of H.-Havey Scott.
P. S.-J. R. Bender.
r. A. C.-L. D. Brewster.
Third Veil-T. C. Senter.
Second Veil-Hugh Dobkins.
First Veil-Walter Hartley.
Sentinel-W. S. Harvey.
Trustees-R. F. Hartley and James
Harmon.
Baxter Lodge No. II, A. F. & "A. M.
w. M.-Walter Winn.
S. W.-Harvey Scott.
j. W.-Ray Hartley.
S. D.-James Harmon.
j. D.-Chas. Jones.
Secretary-B. E. DeVilliers.
Treasurer. F. Gresser.
s. ST.. G. Meyerding.
]. S.-Alvin Winfrey.
Tyler-W. S. Harvey.
Trustees-R. F. Hartley and tr,s
Harmon. ,;.c IN
Magnolia Chapter, Order Of the
Worthy Matron - Inst.llaticA
later.1
Worthy Patron-E. C. McWiliams.
Associate Matron-Mrs. A. Connor.
Secretary-Mrs. Anna B. Sthultz.
Treasurer Mrs. Florence Hartley.
COnductress-Mrs. J. F. Blown.
Associate Conductress-Mrs. II. II.
Mcclure.
Chaplain-Mrs. Lucy Michener.
Marshal-Mrs. Emma Cook.
Organist-Mrs. Ethel Nichols.
Ada-Mrs. Pearl Hartley.
Ruth-Mrs. Daisy Barne.
Esther-Mrs. Sadie Bartlett
Martha-Mrs. Fay Hartley.
Electa-Mrs. Clara Hodgkir\
Warder-Mrs. Nellie Hartle
Sentinel-Mr. T. Connor.
Following the ceremonies q 6uple
Of hours were spent in social beOnver-
satiOn embellished with basket sup
per. The attendance was good and
The evening very pleasureably spent
BY all present.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03
Quick Cure Tor Group

Watch for the FIRST symptoms,
hOarseness and give Chamberlsin'a
Cough Remedy at once. It Is prompt
and effectual.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03

When you have baclEaehs the liVaF
or kidneyp are sure 10 b out Of gsaF.
Try Sanol, II does wonders for the
liver. kidneys and bladder. a trial
SOC bottle win eonvines yoa. Get &
At The drug store For sale by seott
Drug Ca.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03
NEWS AND COMMENT

J. D. Averill, secretary Of the Col
umbus Chamber Of Commerce, re-
signed at a recent meeting. The
merchants are advertising for q new
secretary. Applications must be in
not later than December 80 to be con-
sidered. They should be addressed to
J. D. Averill, the present secretary.
The following directors were elected
for the coming year: s. K. Stauffer,
u. S. Lyman, AL F. Williams, ]. H.
Ellis, ]. E. Tuition, C. w. VanZandt
and c. E. Maxwell.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03

Kansas, as usual is in on the ground
floor in the matter of inducing sol
diers and near soldiers into office.
Kansas didn't wait for the war to end
before making the necessary arrange
ments, and anticipated by few days
the closing of hostilities by electing
two of the men "over there" to two Of
the most important offices in the gift
of the people of this state. One was
Governor-elect, Henry ]. Allen, and
the other, Frank Travis, Superintend-
ent of Insurance. One was a soldier
and the other engaged in the equally
important work Of the Y. M. c. A.
With the closing Of hostilities all por-
tions of the country have taken up
the proposition of honoring and TAX
ing care of the returning heroes. Kan
sas as usual simply beat the rest Of
them to it, and will be the only state
to induct into the Governors chair
next month, returned war hero. And
in this respect, Kansas is particularly
fortunate. Henry Allen, already one
Of the big men of the country, has
gained much information in this year
spent abroad and he has been able by
observations and comparisons to find
out wherein we excelled and wherein
we were short in measuring up to the
things public, as he found them there.
He will be able to direct the activities
and the legislation Of this state so
that the things he found to be endur-
ing and worth while there, may be
stressed and we may steer away from
those things which have proven to be
shoals over there. There is no reason
why Kansas may not confidently ex-
pect the best administration, along
substantial and progressive lines she
has ever had.-Oswego Independent.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03

Parsons suffered a big fire loss
the other day, when the StrausberG
department store, the biggest estab-
lishment in the city, was totally de-
stroyed, together with an adjoining
store, and two lumber yards back Of
the stores, on the other side of the
block. Above the Strausberg store
were numerous offices of professional
men. Lawyer Burton lost a $4,000
library in the flames.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-01-03

District Clerk Fred Simkin has ap-
pointed Mrs. Bertha Moss, of Galena,
as deputy clerk at the Galena divi-
sion of court, to take the place va
Gated by A. w. Weber, who re-
signed. Mrs. Moss is the widow of
the former chief of police of Galena,
who was a candidate for sheriff some
years ago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

ISalonriffel i Prestegaardens
SAL (jeg kan endnu Sc for
mig Moders Vinduesskodder gen
nemhullede af smaa Kugler) =
da laa der jo bagved disse
lOvelser den Alvor, at wort Fac
dreland skulde forsyares og Son
derjylland vindes, at vi MATTE
vere bedre beredt end vi var i
1864!
Jeg we'd ogsaa, at min Fader,
naar han {. Eks. fr9s en- Winter
dag paa en- Fjelevogn, kunde OPP
muntre sig med, at Diet a in
genting imod, hvordan Soldater-
ne fr9s den Nat, de gik fra
.Dannevirke
Jeg taller ON, at ct Par Sl@gt-
led i Danmark er vokset OPP
under Krigen", = i Skyggen
at den Alvor, der var kommen
over Dele af wort Folk efter
1864.
Men Alyor gik for somme af
dem ind i deres Sang og Ar
.bejde.
bet er like for meget sagt,
at Ulykken i 1864 har varet In
spirationen i mango Danskes
Liv, Indvielsen til deres Livs
Corning.
bet er bekendt, at den
grundtyigske H6jskoles M@nd
folte Diet som deres Liys Opga-
We efter 1864 at gaa nd og for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

kynde wort Folk, at Diet like
var d9dsdemt.'
Mango we'd ogsaa, at Dalgas ar
bejdede paaHeden under Diet
Ord: ,,hvad udad tables, skal
indad yindes" = og at Tietgen
lagde sine Dampskibslinier og
sine Telegraftraade udover YER
den / den Hensigt at vinde Dan
mark Venner, saa vi like en- an-
den Gang (som i ga skulde
blive forladt af allie i N9dens
Stund.
Der er f@rre, SON we'd, hvOr
leyende de samme Tanker a
hos nogle af Indre Missions
Mand.
Indre Mission i sin Helhed er
f6rst kommen med i Diet natio-
male Arbejde omkring Aarhun-
dredsskiftet. Derfor err Diet BILE
ven CLIENT, hvor varmt ct dansk
Hjerte, der slog i With. Becks
Bryst og hos Indre Missions
Nastformand Frederik Zeuthen
og hos adskillige flere.
S0nderiyden Frederik Thorn
sen, den abode, uforglemmelige
Forstander for Indre Missions
forste H@jskole kunde fortalle,
hvorledes han bes6gte With. Beck
i Orslev for at faa hans Velsig-
nelse til at oprette B9rkop H9j-
skole. ,,Hvad er Diet saa, De
vii de unge?" spurgte Beck.
(Sluttes paa SIDE Side.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

mare, y. Oak, modtoges med
Tax.
Vor kirke var egentlig hele
|Tiden for lille, og vi forudsaa,
at Diet Wide bliye rent gait for
ON Spndagen og fix Diet derfor
ordnet saaledes, at vi den Dag
holdt vore Gudstjenester i Con
gregational.Kirken Hvilken Ska
re af friske, raske unge Men
nesker = vor Kirkes Fremtid =
alyorlig lyttende til de magtige
Toner om Synd og Made, baa-
de / Diet danske og engelske
Sprog. Mango af os bad: Gud
FOREARM dig over den danske
Ungdom i n. Oak. Kreds. Der
var cirka 500 Mennesker til
Stede we'd disse Gudst.ienester
baade Formiddag og Eftermid-
dag, h%vorefter en- Del drog hjem,
saa Antallet var mindre we'd At
tengudst.jenesten. Saa err M0det
sluttet, DIET st9rste Mode af sit
Slags i n. Oak. Kreds. Saden
saaet, Gud give Host
Pastor Wilhelmsen maa vel
smart we're gammel, spurgte en-
og anden, for han kom. bet
kommer altsamemn an paa, hvad
man forstaar we'd at we're gam
mel. Hvad Aar angaar er han
selvfolgelig mldre end for cirka
% Aar siden, da jeg og andre
Studenter fra Blair fors9gte os
j Pradikekunsten i hans Kirke
i Omaha, men naar Diet gelder
at forkynde Guds Ord, da er Diet
endnu med samme Energi, Klar-
he'd og Varme, kun forenet med
lang Erfaring og storre Dybde,
hvad der foraarsagede, at HER
terne smart bevede og sk.jalv,
smart frydede og gledede sig we'd
at blive stillet Ansigt til Ansigt
med Gud, alt efter Diet enkelte
Menneskes Forhold til den kors-
fastede. Jeg we'd, at jeg taller
paa hele Forbundets og wore
Menigheders Vegne, mar ieg
herved sender Pastor Wilhelm
sen en- Hilsen og TAX for Sam
vpret i n. Oak. Kreds. Og slut
telig en- TAX til ale Prester og
andre tilrejsende for elders BIZ
drag til ct velsignet Mode.
Niels Damskoy Y,
Sekreter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Solvbryllupsfest i Worcester

Den 13. JUL oprandt med Sol.
skin og Varme. Den lille Me
nighed havde haft travlt ned
at gore Forheredelser I'll at fejre
Pastor P%rovensens Solybryllup.
Vi var rigtignok nogle Dage
for den rigtige Dag, men Bo-
ston Menighed hayde valgt den,
og saa MATTE vi 10 y@re for
eller efter. vi havde lejet en-
Hall. da vor Kirkesal var alt
for lille we'd EN- saadan Lejlig-
he'd. Jeg tror nok, Vi folte ale
sammen: Hvor savner Vi dog en-
Kirke EN- saadan Festlighed vii
de have veret langt mere h9J-
tidelig i EN- Kirke.
n. 7 samledes Folk i Salen,
og smart efter kom S9lybrude-
parrot og deres 4 dejlige Born.
Da Brudeparret traadte ind, REL
ste Forsamlingen sig, og der
spilledes EN- Brudemarch saa blew
de visit deres Plads lige under
de 2 deilige Flag, Stjernebanne-
ret og Dannebrog, omgiyet al
grent. Menighedens Formand
bod dem Velkommen og overgav
dem en- Silver Meat Platter
og en- Sengegave. Dette skulde
ymre dem ct Minde fra Ven
ner i Worcester; mn tog man
for sig az dedejlige Retter, som
Bordene var fulde af. Saa tog
vi ct lille Pust og sang den
dejlige Saline bet er saa yn-
digit at f9lges adj. Mango Ia
Ter blew holdt vi tog os god
It'd. Pastor Pr6vensen tog til
Orde, dybt beveget; Wi Pr@'
ster burde jo like mangle Ord
til at udtrykke wore Tanker og
Folelser, men jeg maa tilstaa,
at .ieg g9r Diet i denne Stund.
.Jeg har en- hjrtelig TAX til
allie 7 Venner her j Worcester,
like alene for den Overraskelse
II har beredt os j Aften; men
ogsaa for Diet Aarstid, jeg har
varet iblandt eder, da jeg har vac,
ret Genstand for stor Venllg-
he'd og Imedekommenhed. Jee
haaber og beder, at Gud vii vel
signe min Prastegerning iblandt
eder, saa Diet maa lykkes mig at
|samle Diet, der var spredt. Mrs.
|Prgvsnsen takkede ligeledes for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

sammen og faa ct Kirkehus.
dette trengte Vi til. Jeg trol
ogsaa, Vi folte Diet allesammen.
men derived kommer Diet 10 TX
Ike, der maa handles.
Fernandez for Menigheden
ltog til Orde: Chr. Richardt syn
ger dejligt:
Kerlighed err sterk som Havet,
igor med Flid sit Hverdagsverk
den har Byrder nok at bare;
men den err saa B9lgesterk!
Han troede sikkert, at noget
Iaf den K9rlighed, som der ON
tales, var tilstede hos wore Pr9-
lstefolk de havde nu staaet Side
lom Side i % Aar; deres K9r-
llighed havde vistnok veret sat
lpaa Prove i disse Aar, men Diet
lhavde visit sig, at den holdt, og
lsikkert var den st9rkere nu end
nogen Sinde for, ia endog saa
lstark, at den som Bolgen kan
b@re tunge Byrder.
Tiden var fremskreden og vi
matte skilles; jeg tror, vi ale
var enige ON, at vi havde til
bragt en- sk9n Aften med hver-
andre.
Den 3. August havde Son
dagsskolen og Menigheden EN-
Picnic i Greenwood Park. Der
var omkring 100 Mennesker,
|smaa og store, tilstede. Bornene
morede sig meget we'd forskel-
llige Lege, som der blew udgivet
Premier for. Saa kom Pastor
|P~rovensen, og vi samledes ale
under de store Traers Skygge
han holdt en- Tale ON Hem
Imets Arne, hyori han skildrede,
lhvilken stor Betydning Diet er
for wore Born, at de er opf9dt
Ii Tugt og Herrens Formaning,
da vii de have code Minder,
lsom folger dem hele Liyet. Han
betonede, hyor stor EN- Betyd-
hing Diet kan have for ct Barn
lat have EN- kgrlig Moder.
Saa kom Madkuryene frem,
Iog Vi lod Diet dejlige danske
ISmorbr9d smage os: Katie fix Vi
ogsaa, og Melk fix de, son on
skede Diet; men ingen t9nkte
at gaa h.jem, saa lange vi kun
de Sc. Saa begyndte de gamle
|ogsaa at lege, og den bedste
lStemning herskede hele Tiden,
l!aen Solen sank ned bak de hoJe
Baker, og Vi MATTE smart bryde
Top. Jeg tror nok, Diet kan slges,
Vat vi havde tilbragt en- dejlig
Dag ude i Guds frie Natur.
For ct Par Maaneder siden
lmistede Menigheden Ell al sine
ltrofaste, nemlig Mrs. Thompson =;
hun havde yaret gift 3 Aar og
War q Aar gammel; hun hayde
laldrig veret sterk af Helbred.
ISukkersyge angreb hende; trods
store Lidelser hayde hun
Ialtid ct Smil og ct venligt Ord
It'll allie. Velsignet we're hendes
Minde.
Nh err Diet smart ct Aar, siden
Pastor Provensen blew indsat som
Menighedens Priest og S%J9lesor-
lger, og der err sket like saa Ill
lie Forandring. To Familier er
loptaget i Menigheden, og ingen
udgaaet; vor Sondagsskole er
begyndt igen, vi har 20 Born all
lerede, der er en- Konfirmand-
Klasse af 7, SON gaar I'll Forbe-
|redelse. vi har nu Gudstjeneste
IA Gange ON Maaneden. Menlg-
lheden har ogsaa rejst Pr@stens
Lion 2 Gange fra $25 til $50 pr.
Maaned. 10, man kan nok slge,
at der er Fremgang saadan nd
adtil, men Diet er Sj@les Frel-
Sc vi sucker efter, naar vii det-
tie ske9 ia, kare HERE, du alene
ved Diet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Spnder.jylland vundet.
Gunner Engberg, Sekreter
K9benhayns K. F. u. NJ.
Silver Bay, \. Y, %. Aug

S9nSerjylland vundet ia,
Diet er yundet paa samme Made,
som EN- ung Mind yinder sig Ell
en- Brud: / Grunden er hun gi-
vet, og Diet er ham ct Sp6rgs-
maal, ON han nogen Sinde har
fortjent hende.
bet skier nu, som fromme Folk
Ii Danmark har haabet og bedet
ON i mango Aar. Christian Ri
lchardt sang i 1864, at Diet Wide
lske ,,naar Tiden err dertil, og
lnaar HimIens HERE VIII. MAIDS
Nielsen og andre Digtere af yng-
lste Kuld har sunget Diet samme
llige for Krigen org under Kri-
gen. Mango, mango Gange har
jeg i de sidste tyve Aar hort /
Kebenhavns X. F. U. M. at der
we'd Moder er bleven bedet ON,
at Genforeningens Dag MATTE
komme i EN- lykkelig Stund.
N skier Diet, som vi haabede.
Jeg tviyler ON, at der var
andre end troende Mennesker l
Danmark, som virkelig troede Diet
matte ske Ell Dag. Jeg erindrer
en- Foraarsdag i 1912, da jeg
spadserede i en- Skov hjemme
med en- Rigsdagsmand al Diet
radikale PART. Han var Ell tro-
ende aMnd, men delte de 9vri-
ges Mistro i denne Sag. Han
|sogte at overbevise mig on, at
vi Wide aldrig faa Nordslesyig
tilbage, og vi MATTE like en-
gang 6nske det"; Vi Wide faa
altfor meget Vr9vl med indvan-
drede Tyskere, mente han. l
den Anledning MATTE jeg selv
gaa efter, hvad jeg troede og
ike troede. Jeg fandt I'D, at
der var like noget Tegn paa,
at Diet nogen Sinde Wide ske.
Her var intet menneskeligt at
Istotte sig til. Men de der Wide
Ihaabe, MATTE gore Diet lined
Haab mod Haab'', Diet vii sige
kampende, i Tro paa Gud. Den
~eneste Ankergrund, II Haab
|kunde finde, var den, der er nd
Itrykt i Hans Krugers og Nico-
lai Ahlmanns Ord. ,,Nor Ret er
|klar; vor Sag kan like tables +,
l. den Tro, at Gud er Ell ret
Iferdig Gud og vii fore Retten til
SER i sin It'd. Thi ,,den, der flyt-
ter Skellestene, skal a sig
|paa dem"
| de Dage, erindrer jeg, hayde
X. F. L. NJ. netop (for 4. Gang
|Besog af 100 Sonderjyder en-
luce. Jeg skulde Suite Afskeds-
festen os talte over Ordet ,,Ha-
yer Tro Ill Gud.'
Her var like andet at tro
paa. Her var ingen Muligheder
m6nneskeligt tall.
Men Herren gor, hyad der ef
|godt i hans Ojne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
U~ngdomsmSde i Sidney, Mon
tana, 11.-13. JUL, 1919.

de a f0lgende Prester og De
legater: Past. Carl Wilhelmsen,
Kansas City, Past. j. Magnus-
sen, Flaxton, Forbundets For.
mand; Past. L. r. Andersen,
Froid, Mont, Nestformand Pa
stor A. Knudsen, Kenmare, n.
Oak, Forbundets Kasserer, Mr..
Walter Kamp, Kenmare, N. Oak.
Delegater: Christine S9rensen,
Kenmare, Esther Jensen, Coal
ridge, Mont, Hans Madsen, Da-
neville, n. d., Marius Hansen
og Ingeborg Nielsen, Dane Val.
ley, Mont, S9ren Christensen
og Mrs. Enok Andersen, Flax
ton, y. Oak, Doro Jensen, Bow
bells, n. Oak, Thomas Jensen,
Sidney og Arthur Bentsen, Bror-
son, Mont.
Foruden Prester og Delega-
ter var der tilrejsende fra Ken
mare, N. Oak, Dane Valley,
Mont, og fra Pastor Kjollers
Kald we'd Westby, Mont. Pastor
Kjoller kunde like selv we're til
Stede, men sendte til Gengald
den st9rste Flok; Diet var pent
gjort, ger Diet igen. Ialt fra de
f~orskellige Steder, var der 40
get over Hundrede tilrejsende.
Past. Wilhelmsen, son al ING
domsforbundet var indbudt til
at we're til Stede og derefter
foretage EN- REESE gennem Kred-
sen for at tale til de unge,
talte Fredag Formiddag og cen
eller to Gange de andre Dage.
Den 9yrige It'd deltes mellem
de andre tilrejsende Prester.
Efter Neutrality-suspicious.
stem bod Forbundets Formand,
Past. Magnussen, med yelyalgte
Ord de unge hjertelig yelkom-
men til Aarsmode. Byens Borg
mester var til Stede for at hyde
Ungdomsforbundet yelkommen
til Sidney. Han beklagede, at
han like kunde forstaa Past.
Wilhelmsei, men en- Ting havde
han da faaet fat paa, at Taleren
var Every sincere
Fellesspisning afholdtes i kir-
kens Undersal, hvor Menigheder.
nes unge forestod baade Tillav-
ningen og Opyartningen, og
skont Diet var wore egne unge,
maa ieg vel nok sige, de skllte
sig vel fra Diet altsammen. Saa
fortsattes med Moder Eftermld-
~
dag og Aften.
L9rdag Eftermiddag Forret-
ningsmode. Forbundet byder
Past. Wilhelmsen hjertelig vel
kommen. Derefter Rapporter fra
Formanden, Kasseren og Sex
80
retaren. Som Reyisorer yalgtes
Mrs. Enok Andersen og Miss
Doro Jensen. En- Hilsen modto-
ges gennem Fernandez fra Stu
dent Inadomi med Ordene: 81.
6, f0-20. En- Genhilsen med
Ordet Timotheus 6, II, sendtes
we'd Sekreteren. Folgende En-
bedsmend yalgtes: Past. j. Mag
nnssen. Formand Past. +. IL.
Andersen, Nastformand; Mr..
Walter Kamp, Kasserer, og I'M
dertegnede Sekret@r, allie Gen
yalg. Besluttet at betale Past.
Kamayamas fuIde Lon, 100000.
sidste Aar var DEF kun $4,000
Der var en- Del Tale ON, baade
for og imod, at give allie unge,
SON err Medlemmer af Forbundet,
Stemmeret we'd Aarsmederne.
Denne Forhandling resulterede !
f6eende Henstilling Aarsmodet
i Sidney henstiller, at dersom
to Trediedel az Ungdomsforenin-
gerne, tilherende Forbundet, TIL
stemmer en- nForandring l kon-
st%itutionen saa at allie Ungdoms-
foreningens Medlemmer harStem-
meret we'd AarsmGdet, saa skal
denne Forandring i Konstitutio'
men trade i Kraft we'd neste
zlo Ia,eoun C~tammpafOlV-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03

.Jeg er vokset OPP i EN- Pr@ste-
gard i Vestjylland. Mine Barn
domserindringer ligger nasten
80 Aar efter 1864. Alligevel erin
drer jeg som Barn bestandig det-
tie Ulykkesaar.
bet hander, at ct gammelt
Firma gaar Fallit. Forretnlngen
gaar over paa andre H@nder
Familien MAJ forbade Diet store
Hem, og maa kanske lndrette
sic ct Sted i ct Par Stuer smaa
Kaar. De Born, som nu Voksef
Cd. vii fra deres tidligste Aar
faa Diet Indtryk, at der err h@ndt
noget. der er sket EN- Ulykke.
De we'd like, hvad Diet er; de
kan endnu like forstaa Diet; men
naar de vokser til, faar de at
vide, Diet er falllteh.
Saaledes omtrent gik Diet os
.Soskende hjemme.
vi forstod, der a sket en-
Tlvkke. Der var hendt wort
Folk noget meget alvorligt. l.
pennem de voksnes Tale nu og
da, og igennem mango oahee
(fremfor allie: Brat at Slaget
rammet'') kom den Forstaaelse
til wort Sind, at der var EN- Fol
kesorg. at der var noget at Sc
frem imod. ct Arbejde og en-
|Opgave. -,
.Jeg err Wis paa, de Toner Tx
|IJdtryk we'd liver Grundlovstest
Ii Prestegaardshaven.
Mar Fader en- Sommerson-
dag efter Gudstjenesten l An
|nekskirken var oppe / Heden al
|skyde med de unge Karle lSkyt'
|teforeningen'') eller naar DIS.
Sc ON Vinteren 6vede sig med
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
DANA COLLEGE
Blair, Nebr.,

Eft nyt Skoleaar begynder %. September.
Skolen har fud Observation-Disclosures fra Staten Nebraska.
Den er klassifceret af Statens Skoleautoriteter hejeste
Klasse, ,grade A"
Dana College omfatter fplgende Departementer:
Academic ............... -Four Year Course
Colleoe Two Year Course
from 1920 full college course)
Pro-Seminary -. -. ...four Oourse
Normal ....... One and Two Year Course
Commarc;al One and Two Year Course
Mnsic Two Year Course
Afdeling for Begyndere Engelsk.
Indmeldelser modtages og Forespergsler besvares.
Skriv efter Catalog.
L. A. Laursen, Bestyrer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-03
Is code. |. Klasses Farme til Salg for SIS

til ss5 Dr.. Acre. Dse Farme maa sesf for att aaskemes, allie indenfor 2 til 10
Mil fra den florerende By st. Cloud, MINI. Bedste Vikaar tlstaas. Km og
Sc pa deml Verdnn af dse Farme vii ga mere op de n@steo Maanedef
enc De kan tine de nate 10 Ar. HvMfor arbeJde for andre, naar De kan ar
bide for Dem sev2 K9b MI og tjn sev denne Verdforegele
STEARNS COUNTY LOAN & INVESTMENT co, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-18
TRIAL OF OFFICERS
IS CALLED Joke"

WASHINGTON, July IS - Army
officers composing the courtmartial
that tried Lieut.. Hard Boiled"
Smith and Lieut. Mason, formerly in
charge OF American military prison
ers IN France. where soldiers are al
legged TO have been beaten merClleSSly,
will be called before a special house
investigation committee within few
days TO explain the sentences they
imposed, according 10 Representative
Dallngcr, republican, Massachusetts
Other Witnesses to be called at that
time, Mr.. Dlllnger declares in his
prepared statement. will testify that
the trial OF these two men was Joke,
both Smith and Mason were given
only sentences OF dishonorable dis
charge, the statement asserted, despite
testimony of their brutality.
Hard Boiled" Smith arrived a,
Fort Jay, n. Y, the other day pal-
linger declared, and was almost a,
once seen by some OF his victims there
serving sentence He was recognized
by them and before the guards ar
rived he was beaten to a pulp and |
believe he is now in the hospital re-
covering from punishment meted
out TO him by those vcrv men whom,
he had himself tortured"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-18
Grain Storage
Of City Would.
Fill Big Train
So, 100000 Pounds Can Be
Handled by Seven EIeyat-
orS, $4,000 Bushels,

II all the wheat that can be loaded
into the seven elevators in this city
were to be put into railroad cars a,
one time, a string of fifteen ireigh,
trains, each composed OF sixty cars,
would be required to haul il, and the
total weight represented would be ST.
10000 pounds, figuring sixty pounds
To the bushel This would mean a
string OF S69 freight cars, reaching. ii
placed IN one continuous train, a dis
tance of slightly more than eight
miles. The number OF bushels repre-
sented would be 10000 valued at the
government guarantee price OF 500
bushel, at Sl,9o5,o40.
The largest elevator in the city is
that Of the Oklahoma City Mill and
Elevator company. Its elevator holds
10000 bushels, If crowded to capacity.
Next is the Acme Milling company,
with capacity OF 10000 bushels. and
third IS the Capital Elevator company
with 5000 bushels The Plansfter
Milling company's elevator holds 40
600 bushels, and that OF the Garrison
Grain company, $4,000. The two small
est elevators are those OF the Harde-
man King company and the South
western Willing company. holding TO-
900 and $1,000 bushels respectively.