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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-28
WOMAN IN BLACK
Bg EDMUND CLERIHEW BENTLEY
fUND CLERIHEW BENTLEY
Copyright. 1919 by the Century company

busy with work that held him, had
refused; SOMETHING'S he had been
forestalled in the discovery of the
truth But the result of his irreg-
ular connection with the Record had
been to make his name one Of the
best known in England. He had
imposed absolute silence about
himself upon the Molloy papers; and
the others were not going to ad-
vertise one of Sir James men.
The Henderson case, he told him
self as he walked rapidly up the
sloping road to White Gables, might
turn out to be terribly simple. Cup
piles was wise old boy, but it was
probably impossible for him to>have
an impartial opinion about his niece.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-28

The new arrivals in our Waist sections
are worthy of your interest, owing to the
many new style features which find rep
resentation. Lace trimmed, panel effects;
\dainty tucking and plaiting-beaded mot
>ifs-braided rope silk embroidery, etc,
are among the many smart features. The
values are exceptional.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
BEDFORD FETES
BILL RARIDEM

BEDFORD, Ind. Oct i7.-One OF the
annual autumn events in Bedford Is the
welcome home" OF Bill Rariden. Waal
Bill has habit OF being on a pennant
winning combination. He barely missed
being on Stallings' miracle team Of 1911,
having jumped early that season 10 the
indianapolis Feds But the Indian
apolis Feds copped the pennant in thdr
league and laid claim to the world
championship because the Braves
wouldn't meet them. Then Bill caught
with the Newark Feds in winning
year.
And in 1917 he was a prominent
figure in the world series championship
games between White S0X and Giants.
Bill was with the Giants.
But this year he brought a chunk OF
the world championship home with him
and the residents welcomed him with
a brass band. A parade wound through
the principal streets from the railroad
station to the courthouse where Bill
was given the official welcome home
This winter Bill will live on his re-
Gently purchased farm and hunt rab-
bills.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
CHERRY and WHITE
PLAY MUTES NEXT
Saturday Game To Be An
other Test of Ability of
Local Eleven.
NEW BOYS MAY
BE IN LINEUP

The Cherry and While football glad
ialors will be seen on the local grid
iron for the first time this season To-
morrow. when they will meet tne
eleven Of the Pennsylvania Institute
for the Deaf. at the Eighteenth and
Van Buren street grounds. The locals
are badly handicapped This year by the
lack of suitable enclosed playing
field.
TO make football a paying not a
losing proposition at the High Ssc0ol,
the lag system has been DECIDED upon,
Hundreds Of The boys and girls VIII
sell the bits of cardboard 10 those VINO
wish 10 support the cause OF athletics,
and the football coach and manager
hope that an The spectators will pur-
chase the tags.
The boys from the deaf institution
have a wonderful system OF signals.
Their lack Of voice does not prevent
them from playing a heady game. for
all their signals are given by motions
of the hand and foot Wilmington
sport lovers are promised a treat If
they see these boys in action.
Wilmington has lost the two games
OF the schedule so far played. The
locals do not so much regret the loss
of the Central game, az that school has
5000 students from which 10 draw
material, but Il is undeniable that the
loss of the Camden game ranked.
Coach Frostburg is on The field every
day supervising The practice, aud it Is
forecasted by those who are in on the
know" that the Cherry and White
line and the backfleld is about due for
some radical changes. II would not be
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
STILL have FAITH
IN DELAWARE TEAM
Crushing Defeat BY Penn
Has Not Hurt Spirit
of Players.
MEET DICKINSON
NEXT SATURDAY

The following which appeared In this
weeks issue Of the Delaware College
Review would indicate that the student
body still has considerable faith in the
Blue and Gold football team, notwiih-
standing The big score that Penn run
up again them last saturday:
"Wei boys we're an herew
Lets forget the score last Saturday
and lust remember The fight Little
Delawarer made. We were simply out
classcd. and the fault for'such an over
whelmlng defeat cannot and should not
be placed agalnst the team or the
coach.
you know boys 10 takes a real man
TO come hack after a terrific beating
and 20 at 70 again. Just watch Ship
leys proteges from now on. Although
buried under an overwhelming score
the team walked of with heads up and
grim smile on the face Of every man.
\The roofing section and alumni were
not discouraged. As ] sat there and
watched our team beaten back, could
not help sdmirlng that Delaware section
- II rose up and sang The Alma Mat
en- And as ! watched our light team
surge forward, bloody and breathless.
in vain effort 30 stop the determined.
splteful attack Of The huge Penn team.
knew lust what Delaware spirit was.
eve were badly licked but our
spirit should be there even now How
easy Il is for us 10 sit IN the stands
and watch and crilicise, but how very
different II Is TO stand up and take "a
courageous beating at The hands Of a
heavier. better. and more experienced
team. Penn got us for our baseball vic
Evening journal., 1919-10-17

tory. and FOR our close basketball game.
As Dean Smith says, Let's forget it, we
might have had a more serious tlmo by
having our men injured and thus i'm
pair our chances with Dickinson. Hav-
erford, Smarihmore and y. NJ. c. We
came or lucky. 'Bes' Carter and llar-
mer are nursing badly cul faces: Nc
Caughan and The other backs are badly
shaken up but ready for Dickinson next
Saturday. The team is IN good shape
when the size OF the score is consid-
cred
"Whlle Penn was lashing MS, Dickin-
son was having a hard time beating
Ursinus 3 TO o. This Saturday we play
Dickinson on our home lot The view
from the Lighthouse is bright and sun
ny after the bad storm Of last Satur-
day. If faithful Dean Smith can forget
IT, we can And n our view Is as good
as 10 seems 10 ms we are going to start
some new dope this Saturday. Also 10
seems TO us that a smoker would be
in order. Get busy Bessl
yours brightly and withohe old
light shining,
THE KEEPER"
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
,SNOWY BAKER Is AFTER
AMERICAN CHAMPS

consider g. Also both Herman and
Leonard would demand more than one
bout if1hey made such long trip
Baker recently announced he had
made a bid for Flywelght Champion
Wilde 10 box in Australia.
Baker writes interestingly Of the box
ing situation on the other side Of the
globe:
Fritz Holland was badly beaten on
points by the Australian heavyweight,
George Cook. at the sydney Stadium on
August - There was a big difference
in their weights, Cook being i3 st. 4
lbs. and Holland n ST. 10 lbs How
ever. Cook was very much the superior
boxer Of the two and won easily.
Lew Edwards and Harry stone VIII
meet for the lightweight championship
OF Australia as soon as George Bail
lieu returns from hls world trip on be-
half or Stadiums Ltd.
Jimmy Clabby met Tommy Uren,
mlddleweight champion Of Australia at
the Stadium in inls city on August 30
and was defeated on points. The bout
went twenty rounds. Clabby arrived
on the scene hog fat and nearly two
pounds overweight This proved a
drag on him and Uren won fairly com
fortably.
a big contingent Of English and
French boxers have left for these
shores under the Stadiums Ltd. man
agemenl. All Americans OF class are
invited TO apply direct There is big
welcome here for them If they have
the goods.
Jimmy Clabby is returning 20
America with Tom Andrews early next
year. Andrews Is at present en- route
for here from the United States. with
a team Of boxers including Charlie
White"
The Want Ads give reliable informa-
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
BY rnED TuRBivILLE.
\ y a snnrls Mrllsr.

\ T.. =. oNuIto NIltHi.
Snowy Baker famous Austrian pro-
moter. Is after Pete Herman and Benny
Leonard lie wants Pete 10 make the
Trip 90 the Antipodes and swap punches
with Vince Blackburn. Australian
champion And lic wants Leonard 90
meet Lew Edwards. champion light
weight OF kangaroolaad Edwards re-
Gently cleaned mp everything In the
PHILIPPINES and a Manila promoter Of
fercd Leonard $4,000 TO make The trip
over and meet Lew
But il is doubtful II either Leonard
or Herman VIII consent 10 make the
trip at this time Prosperity Is being
enjoyed by the milt artists right at
home now and unless Baker would in
crease his offer OF $1,000 TO each man.
we doubt if they would
Evening journal., 1919-10-17

surprising TO see the locals enter the
game tomorrow with half a new team.
The game will start promptly at ,
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17

The Want Ads give reliable informa-
ton on good bargains in real estate and
farms.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
TAX.

Hjertelig TAX til dem, som tro-
fast har plejet min Sester i hem
DIES sidste Dage, og til dem,
som flittig kom og trostede hen
de, sang og leste Guds Evan
gelium for hende. bet har vac
ret til stor frost for hende.
En- hjertelig TAX til Pella Me
for hyad de al It'd har
yeret for Martha.
Herren CAV, Herren tog, Her
rens Navn vere lovet; lad os
ale vere flittige i Herrens Ger
ming, saa at Vi. paa hans store
Domsdag er beredte til at sam
les med Guds kere Born.
Elders hengiyne
Chris Jacobsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Dansk Missionshjem i Brooklyn
New York.

Naar De kommer til New
York, saa Dor De like stole paa
ale Folk. Der er mango Steder,
hvor Folk, der rejser tilbage til
Fedrelandet, kan tage ind, me-
dens de venter paa Skibslejlig-
he'd, og for at faa Papirerne
ordnet men disse Steder er like
ale lige code. Der er Hoteller,
hvor der betales So ON Dagen,
og saa vii disse Verter endda
gerne berige sig selv paa allie
mulige andre Maader. Men wort
.Samfund har ct HEN, Dansk
Missionshjem, 100 Prospect Ave,
Brooklyn, y. Y, hvor wort Folk
kan DO billigt, og hvor der gi.
yes god Behandling i ale Maa-
der. Hjemmet bestyres for Ii
den af Mrs. W. Hellemberg, og
Pastor j. j. Kildsig Dor paa
Hjemmet.
Hjertelig Hilsen til Venner.
Brede Johansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Taksigel sesofferet

| Aarsberetningen, Side 102
laser Vi: Der er omkring 80
Menigheder, som like har optaget
noget Offer til de gamle og syge
Prasters og Pr@steenkers Under
hold"
Dette er en- Foregelse af 10 i
det sidste Aar, idet der dog kun
var 10 forrige Aar.
Men hvorledes mon Kirkens
HERE, Menighedernes Hoved,
Presternes Overhyrde og Til
synsmand ser paa Diet? Thi han
.laser jo ogsaa vore Aarsberet-
ninger.
vi sysler med Tanker ON EN-
f9rstesrangs Skole. Og der gaas
nd fra, at $200,000 maa kunne
samles i wore 200 Menigheder til
len saadan ~Storsag".
Men Diet kan ogsaa tenkes,
at Hestens HERE, son dog maa
tages med paa Rad, vii svare :
Jeg kan like betro eder en- for
sterangs Skole, gennem hvilken
Arbejdere skal uddrives i min
Host, naar | handler. som | gor,
imod de gamle og syge Pr@ster
og de abode Presters Enker og
faderlose Born. Medens allie am
DIRE fix mere for deres Produk-
ter, fix mere i Lon. fordi Diet
kostede mere at leve, saa fix de
gamle og syge Praster og Pra-
steenker Diet mindst mulige, fordi
der var so Menigheder, SON like
CAV dem Diet Offer, de tilkom i'll.
Samfundets Vedtegt.
M er deres Offerdag igen for
Haanden. Taksigelsesdagen ner-
mer sig. Mon der stedse skal
kunne meddeles, at lover TO-
eller yomkring so" af wore Me-
nigheder med deres Praster har
veret hjertel6se nok til at be-
holde for sig selv, hvad de skyl-
der Samfundets Aft@gtsfolk? Der
er visit like en- eneste Menighed
j Samfundet, som vii negte dem
deres Offer, naar blot Presten
vii give ct Ord derfor. Og hvor
en- Prest, som we'd, at hvad Vi
saar, skal vi hoste, dog kan glenn
me sine gamle og syge Forgen-
gere og sine abode Embedsbre-
dres Enker og FaderleseY Thi
,,alt hvad I like gjorde" osv.
X
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Dampskibene vii like langere
brande Kul.

En- meget stor Forandring er
nylig bleyet yedtaget af den a.
merikanske Regerings Skibsdirek-
ton, idet de har bestemt sig til
at fOrandre ale de amerikanske
Dampskibe I'll Oliebrendere, der
vii brende Petroleum under
.Dampkedlerne i Stedet for
Kul. Mere EN- 800 af Damp
skibene err allerede bleyet ON
dannede, og de andre vii blive
forandrede, saa hurtigt Diet lader
sig gore, ligesom allie de mango
hundre Dampskibe, der er under
'Bygning, udelukkende wi blive
0liebrandere. linden ret lenge
vii Amerika have 1871 store
Dampskibe, der like vii have
saa meget SON en- Skovlfuld Kul
under Kedlerne.
Grunden I'll denne vigtige For.
andring er den, at wort Lands
Regering onskede, at Americas
Handelsflaade skal yere aide
les uafhangig af andre Lande.
bet Wide like vere til meget
lNytte for United States at have
en- megtig Handelsflaade, hvis
for Eksempel England til hvil-
ken SON helst It'd kunde negte
Skibene Kul. Kuldepoterne hele
Xerden rundt e.jes nemlig at Eng
land. og DIET Wide vare altfor
kostbart og y%anskeligt for Anne
rika at anlegge egne Kuldepo-
ter. Derimod er Diet en- langt let
tere Sag at anlegge Oliedepoter,
da der like beh9ves saa skrek-
keligt mango af dem. En- stor
Damper kan uden Vanskelighed
have Ollie nok ON Bord til at
holde Dampen oppe for 10000
Mile.
Flere af Oliedepoterne err al
lerede j Yirksomhed. Den 2. Ok
ltober aabnedes eft stort Depot
paa St. Thomas med en- Kapaci-
ltet af $1,000 Tons Petroleum.
Ved Panamakanalen findes der
lligeledes allerede Depoter, og an
Dire er under Opf9relse eller j For
beredelse i Manila, paa Azorerne,
og paa Bierzta, en- lille q udenfor
Tunis.. Naar allie disse Stationer
linden ret lenge er i Virksom-
he'd vii Diet vare muligt for ct
hvert amerikansk SIKH at sejle
lVerden rundt og blive forsynede
med al den Petroleum, de beh9-
yer. fra den amerikanske Rege-
rings egne Depoter.
bet. er beregnet, at den anne
rikanske Handelsflaade vii bru-
oe 81 Million Tonder Petroleum
j 1919. Naste Aar, naar mango
flere Skibe vii brende Ole, vii
Forbruget blive langt st9rre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Vi lader ovenstaaende gaa i
Bladet, uagtet Diet like har For
f~atterens Navn underskrevet. Dog
skal vi meddele, at Diet er en- af
wore Prester, der STAIR i Tjene-
stem, der har skreyet og ind
sendt Diet, saa hans Navn gem
mes i Observation-Disclosures
Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

%. Sondagsskole KI. 9:15, Guds-
tjeneste Kl. 10 80 og engelsk
Aftengudstjeneste H. 80. Ons-
dag d. 20. Ungdomsmode hos ?.
c. Sorensens.
Torsdag den 81. Taksigelses-
gudstjeneste Kl. 10 30; we'd den
Lejlighed optages ct Offer til
Presteenke- og Pensionskassen.
Alt ON Gud vii.
Kennard: Gudstjeneste TAX
~sigelsesdag Find. Kl. Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
80 ACRES I
BARRON COUNTY. WIS.

Ca. 50 Acres under Plov. 10 Acres
i G%resgang. Resten bevokset
med faa Buske. Landet ligger hsjt
med naturligt AflSb. Inlet unyttig
Land. Store Bygninger, godt Beboel-
ny rummelig Stald med Kel-
der, Brendeskur, H6nsehus og Brsnd.
] Nil til norsk Kirke, l Nil til Oste-
2 Mil til Meieri og By. We'd
Postrute og Flsderute. Pris $1,000.
81 900 kontant, Resten til 5 PCT. Paa
Yilkaar, der passer Ksberen. bet er
eft virkeligt Godtkgb. Skriv efter Liste
paa andre Farme til
Bank of Comstock,
Comstock, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Evighedsgryn og Tetemelk.

Som en- sund, behagelig og billig Dirk
er MANA oil" og yTetemalk" uden
Twill bedst for almindelig Brug. vi SEN
der Eyighedsgryn eller Starter for Tete-
melk med B~rugsanvisning, portofrit for
soc. Ostelsbe (Rennet), Soc; 0stefarve,
so; Smsrfarve, so.
COKATO SUPPLY CO., Deer Park, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Lige udkommen:
and Hymns

Et Udvalg af 10 Sange oversat
fra Dansk. Til Brug we'd ING
domsm9der o. /. | smukt Omslag
zoe. Faas hos c. G. Nielsen, 1861
Davenport Str, Omaha, Nebr.,
eller hos Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
,.DANSKEREN."
BLAIR, NEBR.

Mr.. Carl 0. Jensen, en- Bro
der til Niels CORN Jensen, der
en- tire Ugers It'd havde ligget
syg af dobbelt Pneumonia, d9de
i Manda1s Aftes, og hans Be
gravelse er bestemt til / Nor
gen (Torsdag) Kl. l fra HEM
met, ca. 5 Nil sgd for Byen. Der
fra gaar S9rgetoget a til vor
dansk lutherske Kirke her i By
en-. Den abode blew ca. 81 Aar
gammel; han efterlader sig HUI
stru og to D9tre, fire BrSdre +;
en- Soster Mrs. Jespersen, dsde
her j Narheden for nogle Aar
siden. En- Sestre i Danmark.
J. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
E. C. Pierce.
Vor narmeste Genbo, Mrs.
Frank Linden, d9de i SSndags
lige for midday. Hun havde i
flere Aar lidt af Nervenedbrudt-
he'd, og i den senere It'd havde
Nervesvagheden taget til. Den
sidste Uges It'd led hun s@rlig
meget. Hendes Begravelse er be-
stemt til i Eftermiddag. Serge
gudstjeneste i den tysk luther
ske Kirke her Kl. 2. = Mrs. Lin
de efterlader Mand og to min
DIRE Born og flere Sostre. Hun
var en- skgn Kvinde, der vii bill
We savnet foruden af hendes ner-
meste ogsaa af hendes Veninder
i Nabolaget.
M. A. Sans Exclusive I'm
dertaking. Lady Attendant
Auto Hearse. Both Phones.
Vi har allerede haft Zero
Weir. som man kalder Diet. En-
Morgen i sidste Uge, da Vinden
slog ON / Nord efter den megen
Regn, stod Termometeret 2 CIR.
under Null. Men vi har after flint
Vejligt, og Vejene er smart at
fer i god Stand for Automobile
f0rsel.
Hans Andersen, en- Broder
til Chr. Andersen Noer, var her
indie / Dag til Morgen at sige
Farvel. | de sidste 10 Aar har
han med Familie boet i Narhe.
den af Plainview, Nebr., men
ON faa Dage agter de at selge
I'D we'd Auktion og REESE til Ca
lifornia = Nj. og Mrs. Ander-
sen og ire af deres nj Born. Lyk-
Ike paa Rejsen og Herrens Vel
signelse i Fremtiden.
Fredag Aften / sidste Uge
holdt Menighedens Kvindefor-
ening en- vellykket Bazaar. Der
var stort Bes9g, og der toges
ind over 5000; naar Udgifterne
er klaret, vii der vere ca. $175
j rem F~ortjeneste. Noget egent-
ligt Program blew der like nd
fort, men der blew sunget en-
Sang, og saa holdt Prof Wig ct
Foredrag ON S6nderjyderne. En-
venlig selskabelig Stemning raa-
dede Forsamlinoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
En- Mindesten.

Abode Pastor j. Pedersens
Euke 9nsker, at jeg gennem
,,Danskeren'' skal lade hendes
Mands Venner i Amerika vide,
at der er rejst en- solid og pan
Mindesten paa hans GRAY paa
Graabr6dre Kirkegaard we'd Ros-
kilde, og at jeg paa hendes
Vegne skal sige mango TAX til
hver cen af dem, der har givet
Bidrag til at faa dette Minde
rejst. Stenen er af bornholmsk
Grant og paa den starr:
JENS Petersen.
F9dt 1897 - D9d 1916.
Gud Herren er Sol og Skiold.
Rejst af Venner | Amerika
og Danmark.
Hendes Brew har jeg f9rst
faaet nu, sk9nt Diet er sendt
for ct Aars It'd siden fra Ros.
Mindestenen blew givet til
hende den q. September, 1918,
paa hendes Mands Fodselsdag.
A. ]. h m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Julekatalog.

Julekatalog, Fortegnelse over
Julekort, SAINT Udkast I'll Pro
gram we'd Juletrefester sendes
frit til enhyer paa Forlangende.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
BibelSk0le.

Bibelskole afholdeS j Elk Horn
for unge og eldre Mand og
Kyinder. fra 4. Januar I'll ID.
Februar.
Indmeldelser modtages og n@r-
mere Oplysninger gives af Under
tegnede.
Kr. Anker. c. c. Kloth.
NJ. Matthiesen.
Elk Horn, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Meder og Gudstjenester.

Onsdag Aften Kvindemgde hos
Mrs. Sam Christensen. S6ndag d.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Medekalender.

Missionsmode i Des Moines,
Ia, fra 20. til %. Nov.
Missionsmpde i Evan, Mimi,
Dagene fra 21.-23. Nov.
Missionsmede Al. Dec. i
,,Vor Frelsers Menighedo, Nee
nah, Wis.
Kirkeuge i Denver, Bethania
Menigheds Kirke, Denver, Colo,
80 Nov. til 7. Dee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Farm Bargains j Luck, Wis.

Farm Bargains j Luck, Wis.
Stort. 50-aarigt dansk Settlement.
'Dette er ct udmerket Kveg og Mel
'eridistrikt med fortrinlig Majs- og Kls-
verhsst og rige, trabevoksede Gr@s-
gauge; talrige Seer, lutherske Kirker;
skoler; Mejerier; Telefoner; code
veie og velstaaende Dyer langs 500
Banen; midtvejs mellem st. Paul og
Duluth. For nermere Oplysninger
skriv til JENs S. Petersen, Pre-
sident for State Bank Of Luck, Polk
County, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Adresseforandring. Pastor n.
Damskovs Adresse, som hidtil har
veret Sidney, Mont, er herefter
1179 Sherburn ST, Winnipeg, Can.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Ten Years near the
German Frontier

The Fascinating Story of al
American Diplomats Ten Years
in the Listening Gallery Of
Europe"
By Maurice Francis Egan.
Former Minister to the Court OF
Denmark.
Price $500 net.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

m ss5 DR. Acre. Dme Farme maa SEES for at paaskgnnes ale indekr 2 til Is
Nil fra den Horerende By ST. Cloud, Mnn. Bedste vIkaar tiaaas. Kom oe
ne pa DEM verdin af dhse Farme vii gaa mere OPP de naste 9 Maaneder
and De kn tine de n@ste 10 Aar. Hvorfr arbejde for andre, naar De kan ar
heidi for Dem selvf K6b u OF tn sv denne vardLorsgele.
sTFARNs COUNTY LOAN q INVESTMENT CO, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
MARKEDsPRISER.
Blair, Nebr.:
South Omaha :

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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-05-15
An Old Chinese Town.
(Christian Science Monitor. }

(Christian Science Monitor.)
Even as time is counted in China
Fen Chou Flu is quite an old town
People were living there 1000 years
before the Christian era, and when
the Manchus drove out the Mings the
defeated rulers took refuge in Fen
Chou Flu and rebuilt its city walls,
although how long they stayed there
the Twentieth century traveller who
describes the ancient city in current
magazine, neglects to tell the reader.
But they made the walls strong, and
probably set up the great, long
legged bronze birds that perch on
them. In the gateway two upright
stones mark the width of vehicles
permitted to enter the narrow,
crooked streets, and everywhere the
crows, hawks, magpies, and whist
ling kites build their nests. An odd
old city, Fen Chou Flu is, neverthe-
less, not altogether immune to out
side influence. The traveller photo
graphed a Chinese wedding party,
and atop his native habiliments the
bridegroom is revealed wearing a
derby hat.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-05-15
war of 1912.

war or 1917.
''It was a wilderness then," Mr..
Harrison said recently, 'and we lived
rather primitively. I was outdoors
almost all the time and the work in
the field and the sports in the woods
gave me a rugged constitution, for
which I have since been thankful
many times. We returned to Wash
ington after about six years of life
in Virginia. My father died in 1S4S,
and I was given position with the
federal government. He left large
family and their support devolved in
large measure upon me. My father
died in the midst of his usefulness.
1t fell to my lot, my very happy lot,
to look out for the family"
Congress for some years has been
talking old age pensions for civil
service employees, but it is probable
that long before any law authorizing
them becomes effective, Thomas Har-
rison, the oldest employe of the Unit
ed States government, both in years
and in point of service, and probably
the oldest government employe in the
world, will be beyond it's benefit.