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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
NEGRO WOMANROB
ChINAMAN OFLARGE
SUMAT NOON TODAY
Woman Working at Chinese Laundry
Breaks Open Strong Box Using
Hammer and Spike and Gets
Away With $14s of China.
mans Savings.

At noon today negro woman who
for the past week has been working at
Wing Sings Chinese Laundry at Third
and Limestone streets, stole $14S in
money from the Chinaman and made
her get away on street car taking
also four large blankets from off the
laundryman's beds in the rear of his
laundry.
The woman, who gave her name as
Emma Wilson, is said to have come to
Maysville with the Barkoot Carnival
two weeks ago. She told neighbors
that her home was in Chicago.
While Sing was engaged in getting
his dinner in an adjoining room at
noon today, the negro woman, who
was ironing In the back room of the
building, slipped to his sleeping quar-
ters and took from a shelf over his
bed a strong box" which was locked
with a large pad lock- This box she
carried to the attic in the building and
there by means of large spike and
a hammer, she forced the lock off the
box and took from it $14S in money
which Sing had been saving for some
time. Ten dollars in the box was
over looked.
When interviewed this afternoon,
Sing said that the negro woman gath
cred up four large blankets and placed
them in a basket and then took a
street car going East at Third and
Limestone streets. 1t was some time
after the woman had left the laundry
that the Chinaman missed his strong
box" and after searching for some
time he found it in the attic badly bat
tered. He at once reported the matter
to his friend, Rev. A. F. Stahl, who
called in the police and they arrested
the woman at the C. & o. depot about
o'clock.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
AMMUN|TIONIS NOW
FURNISHED TANKS;
SHAM BATTLES SURE
Whlppett Tank Coming to MaysyIlle
Next Wednesday VIII Have Plenty
Of AmmunltlOn-Big Demon.
stratlon Is Arranged.

DduS.
And enough more bangs to waken
up any mans country side! The am
munition so long delayed has been for
warded to every tank on the road and
each tank will have enough of it to put
on real show.
The tanks have overcome their early
difficulties and most of them are right
on their schedule. The others are fast
catching up.
I On the turrets Of these crawlers
machine guns are mounted and the
possibilities for sham battles, attacks
and other stunts are increased 100
fold with the ammunition.
The tank shows have been thrillers
even without the ammunition. Now
that they can bark as we'll as rattle
its certain that they will put on a big
show.
So far these rattlers have performed
every conceivable stunt which a local
committeeman could ask of them, from
knocking down fences and barricades
to demolishing little OIL last year fiiv-
vers.
Arrangements are now about COM
pleted for the big tank demonstra-
tion here on next Wednesday. The
Whippett will do all sorts of stunts
about the city and a big parade in
which the tank will take a part will
be put on by the returned soldiers.
The Carnival band will make the
music.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
SLOAN PLEADS GUILTY
FINE is SUSPENDED

In the local Police Court this after
noon John Sloan arrested on charge
of bootlegging, entered a plea of gull
ty to the charge and was fined the
lowest fine of fifty dollars and costs
and ten days in Jail. Judge Whitaker
then suspended the fine and gave
Sloan credit for the eight days he has
already been in Jail on the ten day
Jail sentence. Judge Whitaker told
Sloan that at o'clock Sunday even
ing he would have the court house bell
sounded and he could walk forth. This
arrangement was reached by agree
ment of lawyers and officials and up
on Sloan's promise to give the officers
no more trouble.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
THIRD WARDFIRST
PRECINCT IN COUNTY
TO Reach ITS QUOTA
DIR. A. 0. Taylors Committee Does
Much Work In Sale Of Victory
Notes and Wins Distinction as
First Precinct In County
TO Reach Goal.

DR.. A. O. Taylor, chairman Of the
Victory Loan committee for the Third
ward, announces that his precinct has
sold more than its quota already and
this announcement is the first made
by any precinct chairman in the entire
county and gives to the Third ward of
the city of Maysville the distinction of
being the first precinct in the entire
county to reach their apportionment.
The apportionment for the Third
ward was $4,000 and DR.. Taylor an
nounced this morning the sale Of $46,-
400 worth Of the notes which gives
the precinct an oversubscription OF
$6,400. Oversubscriptions IN this loan
will not be accepted but precinct over
subscriptions will be used to bring up
the county's total and figuring on this
basis the county Executive Committee
has offered as rewards the seven Ger
man Helmets to the seven county pre-
cincts which oversubscribe the great
est per cent and help the most to bring
up the county's total by helping out
the weaker precincts which may not
reach their quota.
The Third ward committee this time
Is composed of workers who have
been through the other four loans and
who have always come out with col
ors flying. DR.. Taylor and his COM
mittee of faithful men and women are
to be congratulated upon his accom-
plishment.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
CLOVER SPELLS HONEY

Reports from all portions of the
State indicate big crop of sweet clov-
er, white clover and alsike clover
This means big honey flow which
can be changed into clear, luscious
honey if the colonies Of bees are vigor-
Gus. The farm home whoich has a
few hives and the beekeeper who has
many colonies, should secure Circular
No. SO Elements of Beekeeping" so as
to be ready for the harvest of sweet
County Agent Kirk has a supply of
these circulars.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
COUNTY TEACHERS ENDORSE
PROF. w. p. KING

At the weekly meeting of the Ma
son county school teachers held at
noon today two resolutions were CT
fered and adopted. One was resolu
tion expressing the sympathy of the
teachers to their County Superintend-
ent upon the recent death of his
brother, and the other was a resolu
tion endorsing the candidacy of Prof.
w. p. King, Of Newport, for the Demo-
cratic nomination for State Superin
tendent of Public instruction.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
CITY PEOPLE AGAIN
PRESENT ARGUMENTS

Again today there were quite num-
ber Of Maysville people appearing be-
fore the County Board Of Tax Super
visors who are meeting at the Tax
Commissioners Office to hear COM
plants on a proposed increase of ap-
proxin ately s per cent. on all Of the
property in the city. 1t is understood
that Il poresent board is making lit
tie changes in valuation except the
addition of this fat per cent.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
COLD WEATHER AF.
FECTS BOAT RIDE

Because Of the very cold weather on
Friday evening there was not very
large crowd on the river excursion
given out Of this port by the palatial
steamer Homer Smith. 1t is under
stood that the management of the
Smith hope to come back to Maysville
for other excursions before the season
Is finally closed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
SOLDIERS PLANNING FOR
BIG DEMONSTRATION

The Executive Committee of the Ma
son county soldiers is holding very
important meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce this afternoon when final
plans will be made for the big parade
and demonstration in this city on next
Wednesday when the big Whippet tank
will be here. The soldiers hope to
have one Of the largest parades ever
seen in Maysville and every returned
Mason county soldier is urged to att
tend.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
PASTIME CLOSED FIRST FOUR
DAYS OF NEXT WEEK

The Pastime will be dark Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. Opening Friday, May 2nd,
with the Pearl White serial, "The
Lightning Raider"
Coming May 5th, 9th and 7th. An
attraction extraordinary "The Heart
of Humanity" featuring Dorothy Phil
lips.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
PROMINENT EDUCATOR
breaches HERE SUNDAY

DR.. Garfield, president of Centre
College, Danville, will preach at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday and
it is certain that there will be large
audiences to hear him. DR.. Garfield
is recognized as one of the most bril-
liant men in the state of Kentucky and
one of the states best speakers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
STATE EXPERTS AD-
DRESS BREEDERS HERE

DR.. Peterman, State Veterinarian,
and Mr.. o. F. Floyd of the Bureau Of
Market, State Experiment Station, Of
Lexington, were in the city today and
addressed joint meeting of the Short
Horn Breeders Association and the
Poland China Swine Breeders who ex-
pect to organize an association i'm
mediately.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
MANY ATTEND ANNUAL
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

The annual musical entertainment
given in the High School Friday even
ing was attended by large number
of people The program was espe
cially attractive and we'll rendered.
All of the students did themselves
proud and reflected much credit upon
their instructor, Miss Williams.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
JOHN RAYMOND HUFF DEAD

John Raymond Huff, twelve year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Huff, of
the East end, who died at the home of
the parents Friday, will be buried in
the Maysville cemetery Sunday after
noon. Funeral from the home at 2
o'clock. Influenza was the direct
cause of the death although the boy
had been an invalid for years.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
Sc. MAN BROTHERS RETURN

Messrs. Frank and Walter Seaman,
of this county, brothers VINO have been
in France for several months, arrived
in Maysville this morning on their
way to their home having been finally
discharged. These men left here with
Fred Dener in the draft were in the
battle with him when he was wound
ad
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
TO YOUR INTEREST

Those wanting Fruit Trees, ETC.,
will do we'll to send us their orders,
or better, come in, in the next few
days or so, and suit themselves.
MAYSVILLE NURSERY STOCK co.
25-2t Headquarters near Postoffice.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
HANHTON.SOLOMON

Mr.. Charles Solomon, aged 90, and
Miss Mary Hamilton aged 33, both of
Cincinnati, were married this after
noon at the County Clerks Office by
County Judge H. P. Purnell.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
HlLLDALE

A full attendance is desired at the
.Hilldale Sunday School Sunday after
noon at 2:3O. Matter of importance
will be discussed. DR.. John Barbour
will be present and address the school.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keith and fam
lily are moving from the property in
East Second street recently pur-
chased by Mr. T. P. Boyce to Forest
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce will move
to their newly purchased home the
first of next week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
JOHN&DEERE
800 Corn Planter.

You control the number Of
kernels per hill. Without chang
ing seed plates or even stopping
the team, you can plant two.
three or four kernels in the HID,
whichever number you decide
the land will sustain. Merely
shiftine the foot lever varies the
number dropped, and you can
change the drop % frequently %
you desire. The vanable-drop
mechanism q this plantss b Just
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26

The Accurate, Variable Drop
Planter equipped with Natural
Cell Fill, Edge Delivery Seed
Plates. Each kernel enters the
cell in the seed plate in q natural
position. The sloping hopper
bottom feeds the corn to the cells
whether the hopper is full os
nearly empty. 1t is the most
simple, yet most effective, plant.
:. mechanism ever used On .
m plantss.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26

as perfect and we'll protected as
the gears on the best automobile.
You can also drill corn with the
John Deere Planter. Change
from billing to drilling, or back to
hilling, Is made instantly by
means of q foot drop lever. Not
necessary to get off the seat or
stop the team. The 9oo Planter
gives nine different drilling dis.
tanoes without changing seed
p'ats'.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-26
. Average Planting

Average Flantlng
Average Is hit -and-miss planting
under planting some hills and over.
planting others. Under-planted hills
produce only one OF two ears where
they should produce three good ears.
Over-planted hills produce barren
stalks, nubbins and possibly Q couple
Of fair cars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24

dal' fra kebenhayn opholder
Landraad, Dr.. Behme fra Ton
der sig after i disse Dage i Ko-
benhavn for efter 0nske af den
International Kommission at del
tage / Forhandlingerne angaaen-
de sR9m-
ming af tyske Trooper og Myn-
digheder. Specielt drejer For
handlingerne sig om Tempoet,
hyori denne R9mning skal fore
gaa, saaledes at man kan have
Sikkerhed for, at de tyske Myn-
digheder og Trooper er borte,
naar de Allieredes Myndighe-
der og Trooper rykker ind.
Tilslutning dertil dreftes Sp9rgs-
maalet ON Told, Post og Ira
fikyesenets Ordning i den It'd,
den International Kommission
administered Landet. Forhand-
lingerne fores i Diet engelske
Gesandtskab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24

ofrenings Bestyrelse og Tilsyns-
Rad, som omfatter ale Tilsyn-
raadets Medlemmer fra 2. Zone
SAINT en- Rekke Medlemmer fra
Egne ! l. Zone, beder den dan
ske Regering og Rigsdag ON at
understotte Krayet ON R6mning
af 3. Zone, fordi den efter vor
Oyerbevisning er afgjort nod
vendig til Sikring af fuld At
stemningsfrihed i 2. Zone, hvis
danske Befolkning trenger til
yirksom Stette.
Naar de tyske Trooper og For
yaltningsmyndigheder kun beh9-
yer at flytte nogle faa KIN. sgd
for Flensborg - L~andraaden fra
Flensborg Landkreds kan saale-
des blive indenfor sit Ants Gran
ser - fjernes Diet Pres, son de
hidtidige Magthavere har lagt
paa Befolkningen i 2. Zone, kun
meget mangelfuldt. Slettelsen af
R6mningen til Slien-Dannevir-
ke-Frederiktad har varet en-
Triumf for den tyske Agitation,
som har beyirket, at den nu end
og har l9ftet Hovedet i l. Zone,
og at Magthayerne har sogt at
styrke Afhengighedsfolelsen i 2.
Zone we'd den Forsikring, at 2.
Zone nu heller like kommer til
Danmark. Den Is. JUL CAV en-
Taller fra Diet tyske UdYalg paa
ct Mode i F~lensborg at forstaa,
at naar 3. Zone blew rommet,
var Flensborg fra ct Tysk Stand
punkt sterkt truet.
Til Trods for de Offenliggjor-
te Udtalelser fra Medlemmer af
den internationale Kommission,
som kun yedrerer deres egen
Magtfuldkommenhed, anser vi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24
Til den for. dansk. ev. luth. Kirkes
B~ernehjem.

For k%vitteret. Sc BIB. Nr. Sc $548.89. Yer
million. S. Oak. Christian Hansen so. Eu-
gene, Greg, Elisa Sorensen 50. Brush. Colo,
Mrs. P. S. Hansen 50. Sioux City, Ia, George
Sterkel 81. Weeping Water, Nebr., C.. An
kersens Born -. Marcus og Ovens, Ia. Over
skud we'd en- Bornefest S13.45. Brooklyn, n.
Y. Mrs. A. Eskersen 81. Omaha, Nebr, S. n.
Petersen til Elk Horn Hiemmet SIG. Yer
million, S. OAK. II. p. Hansen og Hustru $40.
Red Cloud, Nebr, S. Lindquist So. Fra en-
Borneven / Alameda -. Edmore, Mich, Vor
Frelsers Nigh, ct Fellesmede $27. Sidney,
Mont, PeIla og Bronson Mgh.s Sendagsskole-
Born S20.31, Christian og Iver Iversen nv.
25c, Martin Iversen og Hustru So. Bremen,
Kansas, Mrs. Gurine Petersen 81. Person,
Mich. Mrs. Mikkelsen 50. Audubon, Ia,
Pastor G.. B. Christensen og Hustru s.. Sur
ing, Wis, Mrs. Marie Nielsen 50. Frede-
riksborg, Neb., EN- uneynt 81. Spencer, Ia,
Mrs. Marie Hansen 81, en- unevnt S.. Denver,
Colo, H. p. Petersen, til Elk Horn Hjemmet
s.. Bixby, Mimi, n. p. Nielsen So. Ruskin,
Nebr, Mrs. Otto Jensen SO. Ialt S70s.15.
Blair Nebr., den 5. Sept, 1919.
Otto Hansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24

det like for umuligt, men for
meget sandsynligt, at Krayet kan
gennemfores, naar Diet STILES af
den danske Regering og Rigs
dag.
Den Opheyelse af 3. Zone,
hYoryed Romningen gled med
I'D, er sket af Hensyn til den
danske Regerings 0nske, som
stottedes paa en- Rigsdagsudta-
lelse. Naar Regering og Rigsdag
fremh9yer at Vi like har ensket
Romningsgrensen i Fredstraktat-
Udkastet af Z. Maj forandret, og
lggger megen Vegt paa at faa
den genoptaget, err Diet begrun-
Diet Udsigt til, at dette 0nske
tages til Folge. Forhandlinger-
ne i Diet engelske Underhus og
den Rapport, som Ordf9reren for
Diet franske Hammers Fredstrak-
tat-Udvalg har afgivet, bekref-
ter dette paa afgerende Made.
Da der fra ferste Ferd linden
for den danske Pariser-D elega-
ton har veret Enighed ON, at
Romningsgrensen burde legges
sgd for 2. Zones ~Sydgrense, da
den nordslesyigske Velgerfore-
nings Tilsynsraad den 4. JUL en-
stemmigt har erkleret Remnin-
gen af ,. Zone for bydende nod
yendig, og da den danske Befolk-
ming i 2. Zone tillegger denne
Romning afgerende Betydning,
henstiller vi Ill Regering og
Rigsdag like at legge denne
Sag til Side, linden alt er pro-
yet for at yde den fornedne
Stotte til den Del af den dansk-
slesyigske Befolkning, som tren-
ger hardest til den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24
Den senderjydske Opposition.
En- Program Erklering.
Henvendelse til Zahle ON Rom
ningen.
Flensborg, %. August.

De % Medlemmer af Yelger-
foreningens Bestyrelse og Til
%synsraad, som den Is. August
afgav Mindretals- Erkleringen i
Aabenraa, holdt i Dag Mode i
Borgerforeningen i Flensborg.
Mellemslesvigsk Udvalgs Besty-
relse var til Stede. Der var medt
y af de %. De to, som havde
meldt Forfald, havde afgivet
skriftlig Erklering ON, at de
sluttede sig til de foreliggende
Vedtagelser.
Under flere Timers Portland
ling gennemgik man en- omfangs-
rig Dagsorden og vedtog efter-
folgende Udtalelser og Henven-
delser:
Der valgtes EN- Bestyrelse paa
3 Medlemmer. p. Grau yalgtes
til Formand. Kloppenborg-
Skrumsager til N@stformand og
Redakt6r E. Christensen i Flens-
borg til Sekreter. Neste Mode
afholdtes i Tinglev.
bet vedtoges at udsende Fol
gende:
Undertegnede % Medlemmer
af Velgerforeningens Bestyrelse
og Tilsynsraad = som like len-I
gere vii bere Ansvaret for Vel-
gerforeningens Beslutninger, for
di den har nagtet at fore Kra-I
vet ON Romning af 3. Zone fremI
derefter negtet at gaa med
I'll nye Valg er ~oyerbeviste
ON, at Befolkningens Flertal il
fuldeste Maal err enigt med os
ON, at Danskheden i B.. Zone
skal have al den St6tte. som paa
Made kan ydes, og at
Kravet ON R6mning af 3. Zone,
som efter danske og tyske Ro-I
ster har afg0rende Betydning forI
Afstemningen i 2. Zone, borl
gBres galdende med storste E.
nergi. vi fastholder Romnings-
Krayet som en- bydende Nodyen-
og fastholder Kravet ON,
at der udskrives almindeligel
Valg I'll Valgerforeninqens Till
synsraad, for at BefoIkningens
kan komme frem. Opgi-
velsen af R6mningen af 3. Zone
har / den Grad givet den tyske
Agitation Wind i Sejlene, at den
har l6ftet Hovedet sterkt i IL
hvor den tillige ndnytter
len dybtgaaende Uro, som Va
uta-SporgsmaaIet har fremkaldt
ale neutrality-suspicious. We'd Los
at Valuta-Sp6rgsmaalet
hevder vi, at den s0nderjydske
B~efolkning har ct berettiget Krav
Daa en- Ordning, der giver taste
Do a~lmfndelige Regler for en- Ud-l
af def we'd den tyske
synkende Verdi hidf6rte
hdjst ulykkelige Forhold og og-i
saa yder os gkonomisk set en-
fuldbetrygget Fremtid. vi har|
den taste Tillid til Diet danske
at Diet baade har Evne og
Willie til at gennemfGre en- saa-
dan Ordning.
Til Statsminister Zahle:
vi Undertegnede beder den
hejtarede Statsminister forelag-
ge efterfelgende Henvendelse for
og Rigsdag:
Den samlede Bestyrelse for
mellemslesvigsk Udvalg, der il
Winter blew oprettet som s@rlig
Representation for den danske
Befolkning i Flensborg og Mel
l~evslesvig, og den udtraadte
Grippe af Nordslesvigsk Valger-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24

Ill den Tor. q. eN. lutn. Mikes DDfnehJem.
For kvitteret Sc Bbl. Mr.. 50 ...... $708.15
Del Rey, Calf, o. Olsen ............ 2000
Beresford, S. Oak, Mrs. A. p. Petersen 1000
Beresford, s.. Oak, Aster og Paul Neye 800
Plainview, Nebr., Mrs. n. J. Nelson. 800
Trufant, Mich, Jens Hansen ........ 800
Bancroft, Nebr, P. S6rensen og Hustru 1000
Racine, Wis, Mrs. Marie Dahlstrom 81.
Samuel og Julie Dahlstrem $4 -. 500
Gillette, Wyo, |. A. S9rensen ...- 200
Hutchinson, Mimi, S t.Mortens Mgh.sKvf. 1900
Brush, Colo, Eben Ezer, Mrs.N. C.Larsen 200
Racine, Wis, Ernest, Clarence og Viggo
Jensen nv. SOC til w. III. .......... 1.50
Froid, Mont, J. Jergensen til ETH. 200
Fremont, Nebr, Mrs. Chris Larsen 200
Neenah, Wis, William Hansen. =. 500
Glendale, Mimi, c. Camp og Hustru 1000
Ferndale, Calf, Vor FIR. Nigh. Mrs. S.
Christensen :. .. s.............. 3OU
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. G.. Jensen 1000
Little Settle, Mich, XVI. s. ........ 1000
Little Settle, Mich, Mrs. Lars Jergensen
til W. III. !. E. /. ............ 500
Tilsammen ...... 1926
Understand Kassen .$362.55
Blair, Nebr, den II. Sept. 1918.
Modtaget med TAX. Otto Hansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-24

Coulter, Ia, Nazarets Mghs Kvindef. S33, Mr.. A
NJ. Nielsen 800 -. .......... $3.50. DIV
Latimer, la, Mrs. Sorensen Observation-Disclosures. 9V
Albert Lea, MINI, Trim. Nigh. Missions-Offer -. 4t9
GreenviIe, Mich, st. PAUL Mghs Missionsf. til Stud.
Okagi ........, ........ -. $3.50. 2ooo
Sidney, Mich, Mrs. Ole Jensen fra Honsegaarden.. 300
Coleman, Wis, Den d. ]. Nigh. ......."".... 1880
Tisammen $3l1005
Indianermissionen.
For kvitteret, Sc KbL. Mr.. 80 $lO1499
Trufant, Mich, Jens Hansen .........,... 3V
Albert Lea, Mimi, Trim. Nigh. MissionsOffer -. 2962
Calender, Ia, Kvindef. Observation-Disclosures. 300
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. C. Jensen ............ 800
Tlsammen $11177l
Indremissionen.
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 3S ................. .$934O5
Trufant, Mich, Jens Hansen ..........".... zoo
Tnsammen $93605
Utahmissionen.
For kvhteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 80 Observation-Disclosures. $S69.89
Trufant, Mich, Jens Hansen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Beresford, S. Dakr Mrs. A. P. Petersen .......... 300
Salt Lake City, Utah, Taber Mghs Kvartals-0ffer 5000
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. c. Jensen .............. 800
Indianapolis, Ind, Mrs. a. Robinson, Mrs. n. P. Chri-
stensen, Mrs. p. C. Petersen, Miss Anette Hansen,
Mrs. Chr. Jeppesen, Mr.. P. c. Moner, Mr.. John
Sorensen, Mr.. A. Hedegaard, Mr.. Hans Clausen,
Mr.. Chr. Brun, Mr.. Edward Olsen, Mr.. John Ro-
binsen, Mr.. Jens Chr. Siersbeck, Mr.. S. Sorensen
hv. 81; Mrs. S. Hansen, Miss Christine Moner, Miss
Edna Olsen, Mrs. S. Sorensen, Mr.. Anker Siers.
beck nv. soc; Miss Bertha Olsen, Mrs. Hans Wide
beck, Mrs. H. p. Neuman, Mr.. Fred. Christensen,
Mrs. Ole Rasmussen, Mrs. Hanslne Jensen, Miss
Elya Olsen, Mr.. S. Hansen, Mrs. George, Mr.. Jens
Jensen, Mr.. Hans Widebeck, Mrs. Jens Jensen
liver 25c ........ ........ ...,... .......... 1880
Sidney, Mich, Mrs. Ole Jensen, fra Hensegaarden 800
Tlsammen $95739
S~kolekassen.
For kvitteret. Sc Kbl. Mr.. 80 .............. .$26O50
Beresford, S. Oak, Mrs. A. p. Petersen .......... 800
Irene, S. Oak, Maple Grove Nigh. ............... 2500
Latimer, Ia, Mrs. Sorensen Observation-Disclosures. 800
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. c. Jensen .............. 800
Salt Lake City, Utah, Taber Nigh. ........... 1900
Tilsammen $313l50
Observation-Disclosures
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Nr. IS .............. $1207.33
Trufant, Mich, Jens Hansen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Salt Lake City, Utah, Kvindef. ............... 500
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. c. Jensen ............ 500
Tisammen $1219.38
[ Kbl. Mr.. IS er we'd EN- Fejltagelse kvtteret $12 fra ST.
Mortens Mghs Kvindef, Hutchinson, MINI, Summeringen
bnyer ia I'll Dato .................. -. ..s...@l-oio9
Jedemissionen.
For kvhteret, Sc KbI. Mr.. 80 $l59Oo
Coulter, Ia, Mrs. Peter J6rgensen ...........,.. 1000
Tilsammen $4,000
Blair, Nebr, den Is. Sept, 1919.
Med TAX modtaget Otto Hansen.