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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Diakonisse -Jubilaer.

Dlakonisse -Jubll9er. bet er
blevet en- fast Skik i de luther
ske og mango andre Diakonisse-
Anstalter j Verden at skenke
Diakonissers p Aars eller 30
Aars Tjeneste serlig Opmark-
.somhed. Ire S6stre j Mary j.
|Drexel Moderhus j Philadelphia,
som har naaet at fuldfere de
80 Aars Tjeneste, hedredes saa.
ledes we'd Anstaltens 80 Aars
Jubilaum den 80. September, og
25. October vii de ferste fire
S6sfre i Baltimore Moderhus ha-
We fuldf6rt % Aars Tjeneste 90
blive Genstand for serskilt An
erkendelse i Forbindelse med
dette Moderhus's % Aars Jubi-
laum. der vii blive ferret
Forbindelse med The United
Lutheran Church Konyention
Washington. The Luth."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Help ydet til Dato. I en-. {

Hjalp ydet til Dato. ] en-. Cir
|kul@re, som N. l.. Council har
sendt os, forekommer f6lgende
'Oplysninger ON, hvad Hjelp den
.hidtil har ydet TrossGskende j
Europa: Felgende Summer er
bleven udbetalt: Finland har faa-
.et $41 900, Pollen og Wolhynia
1926, 177.96 Tyskland $165, 68052,
Frankrig og Elsas $120,208.30,
Dstrig $17,988.43, Ungarn a.
80, Litauen og Rusland $2,310,
Latavia 100000, Estonia $11,525,
Rum@nien $t9,119, Czeko-Slovar
kia $12, Is. Til Hjalp for He'd
ningemissionen j Kina 1923, 198,-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Trio eller Vantro. ,,Jeg

Tro eller Vantro. ,,Jeg kan trO
Diet, som ligger nd over min
Tankes Rekkeyidde men jeg
kan like tro Diet, som jeg me
ner at kunne modbeyise med
min Tanke. Opgaven for ct kri-
steIigt Forsyarsskrift oliver da
at paavise, at den kristne Tros
Indhold herer I'll Diet forste, TX
Ike til Diet sidste 0mraade."
Saaledes skrlver Biskop G..
Koch i Forordet til ct kriste.
ligt Forsvarsskrift, Tro eller
vantro, som fly. Sogneprest FL.
Hansen har udgivet j Kommis-
sion hos o. Lohse. ,,Jeg tror,
%fortsetter Biskoppen, lat hans
Skrift, naar Diet. leses OF over
veies med Opmerksomhed, kan
gore GAVIN baade for troende og
for dem, der STAIR mellem Tro
og Twill"
Den samme Antagelse n@rer
vi, skriver Past.A.Bjerre i Matt. :
efter at have last Bogen, paa
hvis 118 Slider, der findes man
ge code Tankerekker til Be-
kreftelse j den kristne Tro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Et spgrgsmaal og ct svar. Da

Biskoppen af Ripon talte we'd
eft Mode under aaben Himmel,
afbrod en- Fritenker ham med
Spergsmaalet ,,Tror De, at Jo-
mas bley slugt af Fisken9''
Mar jeg kommer i Himme-
len, skal jeg sporge Jonas,
syarede Biskoppen.
Men hvis han nu like er
der?'' sagde Fritankeren.
ia, saa kan De 10 spprge
ham," svarede Biskoppen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Hvad er Grunden?

Kirkeblad'' omtaler, at yDansk
Kirketidende' Afloser, ,,Kirke-
Tidende", har maattet gaa ind,
ligeledes ,,Tro og Liy', ,Ploy-
furen''s Arvtager, og at Redak-
tion og Forlegger kun med Be
tankelighed har ladet ,Teolo-
gisk Tidsskrift'' begynde at I'D
komme i ny Rekke.
,,Hvad kan Grunden v@re,' y
sporger Bladet, It'll at de dan
ske kirkelige Blade like har
stgrre Modstandskraft overfor
D9deng Ligger Grunden j RET
nings'-Vasenet, SON i dansk
Kirkeliv har veret dyrket med
EN- Iver, som neppe STAIR j RI
meligt Forhold til de virkelige
Mods@tninger mellem Retnin-
gernef Eller ligger den omyendt
j en- aandelig Uklarhed, som
indtr@der, naar gamle Retnings-
modsatninger mister deres Be-
tydning, uden at nye Samlings-
punkter og Skillelinier sattes j
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Ordination i Apostelkirken.

Kandidater indviedes den II.
Sept. Sendag Formiddags, den
u. Sept. indviedes we'd Holmes.
sen j Apostelkirken paa Vester-
bro ) teologiske Kandidater til
Prestegerningen og 2 Missions
kandidater, som skal udsendes
til Sudan.
Den smukke og ejendommeli-
&c Kirke var fyldt til sidste
Plads, da Gudstjenesten begynd.
te. Pastor Otto SCHROEDER intime-
rede over Dagens Evangelinm,
mems selve Indvielsen foretoges
af Biskop Ostenfeld.
Han midnede j sin Ordinations
tale ON APP. Germ. 3, Ito, Pc.
ters og Johannes Helbredelse az
den Lamme we'd den sk9nne Tenn
pelport. Paa samme Made som
de, har Kirken like Guild og
S9lv at hyde vor trette og ar
Diet ydre Skin blendede It'd. Kun
hyis Mennesker kommer j fuldt
Alvor Og vii gaa ind paa de Be-
tingelser, der STILES, kan Kir-
ken bringe Helsebod til en- tract
og syg Slegt. Og dette kun gen
mem hans Kraft, som kan lose
Menneskene fra deres Fortid og
give Livet Verdi Bet err Bud
skabet, / skal bringe nd, og ]
skal merke, at en- oprigtig Tro
til Verdens HERE like er for
caves.
Efter Ordinators Tale fulgtc.
med Diet sedvanlige Ritual AZ
leggelsen af Pr@stel6ftet, OPP
lasning af de Skriftsteder, hyor-
we'd Ordets Tjeneste er indstif-
tet, og Haandspaalmggelsen. II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13


Ny Professorat we'd Keben-
havns U~niversitet. Decent, DR..
phil. Valtyr Gudmundsen err un-
der 30. August bleyet udn@ynt
I'll Professor ordinarius i islandsk
Historic og Litteratur we'd K9-
benhavns Universitet.
bet er ct belt nyt Professo-
rat, der hermed er bleyet OPP
rettet paa Universities. Hidtil
har der kun varet ct Docentur
dette Fag, men nu er altsaa
Professoratet oprettet = maaske
egentlig lidt tidligere end i Uni
versitetskredse yentet og be-
sat med den hidtilvarende Do
cent, DR.. Gudmundsen.
Den nye Professor er fodt paa
Island, Student fra R~eykiavik,
mag. art. 1887 og DR.. phil. paa
en- Afhandling pm Boligforhol-
dene paa Island i Sagatiden
1850, ct grundigt og dygtigt
Yprk. | en- Aarrekke var han
Laprer we'd Borgerdydskolen, og
1890 fix han Docenturet we'd
Universitetet Han har skreyet
en- Rekke Boyer ON islandske
historiske og kulturelle Forhold,
deriblandt Islands Kultur we'd
Aarhundredskiftet 1907 OF en-
Afhandling ON Nordboernes Ski
be j Vikingetiden. | 1896 bley
han kaldt til Amerika for at le-
De Udgrayningen af de den Gang
saa meget omtalte formodede Ru-
iner fra Vinlandstiden. Hans dyg-
tige yidenskabelige Forskning
bar tidlig skaffet ham ct anset
Navn baade herhjemme og j
Udlandet.
Desuden har han ndfoldet en-
betydelig politisk Virksomhed
som folkevalgt Medlem af Al
tinget 1sS4-1909 o. 1911-14.
Naynlig i Aarene omkring Aar
hundredskiftet spillede han en-
betydelig politisk Role. Han I'd
arbeidede den Gang ct Forslag
til Ordningen af Forholdet mel
lem Danmark og Island, som dog
like bleY til Yirkelighed. | he
le sin politiske Yirksomhed har
han grret en- god Ven af Dan
mark.
Del er MISUNDERSTANDING at
dette nye Professorat nu er Bile.
vet til Virkelighed. Forhaabent-
lig VII Diet ogsaa kunne bidrage
Ill, at flere tager Studiet al
Nyislandsk OPP. Hidtil har For
holdet nemlig yeret Diet, at det-
tie Felt saa at sige har ligget
uopdyrket we'd K9benhayns Uni
versitet. De Eleyer, der i Fremti.
den vii folge den nyudnevnte
Professors Undervisning, VII
alt Fald sikkert faa Udbytte al
hans yidenskabelige Indsigt og
forstaaende Lerergerning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Nsar Lpserne henYender sig til Folk.
som averterer j Rladet, enten for at ke-
be nos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
IN det ayerterede, bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii vere til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Mrs. P. L. C. Hansen ded.

u T. l.. =. t1dIIstH upu.
Sent i Aftes modtog Vi f9lgen-
de Telegram fra San Francisco :
MY wife passed away Sunday
Morning at Ebenezers. Brush,
Colo.). Vor hjertelige Sympati
med de s9rgendel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Millioner Japanesere, der strom-
mer ind i disse Lande. Til Be
lysning af denne Sag leyerer
navnte Blad falgende Data eff
ter Uednrigsdepartementet i To-
kio:
Il Aaret 1911 var der 261 ,26G
Japanere der enten rejste eller
! boede i fremmede Lande. Antal-
LET naaede 331 ,262 i 1913, - 362,-
033 i 1915, - 414,199 i 1916,
= 450,774 i 1917, 493,715 i
1913 og $50, 435 i 1919. Beret-
ringer fra 1919 wiser, at L. S.
A. husede de fleste af disse
japanske Caster. bet hayde ialt
? 5,195 Nipponesere, af hyilke
8S,634 var mandlige og 36.561
kvindelige. Hawaii hayde Ia
2S3 Japanere, omtrent lige man
&c af hvert Ken. Manchuriet
fulgte Amerika med 1s1,206 ia
panere. Kina, Using Tao indbe-
f%attet, opgiver 5000 Japanere.
bet hospitable Brazilien huser
31,349 japanske Mand og Kyin-
der. Mr.. Hearst kan hvile for
sikret ON, at japansk Invasion
Mexico har lange Udsigter, 81
den der er kun en- Handful ia
panere j dette Land 2,19S.
Canada med sit h6ir6stede
Skraal ON japansk Fare har kun
1860 Nipponesere. Medmindre
Diet ses j Lyset af den Slag'
Ojenforblindelse, der kaldes me.
galomania (Storhedsmani), ei
man Wild paa Diet med Hensyr
til Australians Ophidselse over
,.japansk lndstremning'' med Ell
Forogelse az fprre end Hundre.
de ON Aaret. Der var n Japa
mere j Afrika o. /, 377 i Euro.
pa we'd Udgangen al sidste Aar.'
Her f9lger saa to Udtalelser
cen af liver az de to President.
kandidater, ON Japan-Sp6rgsmaa
let:
Mr.. Harding: ,,Nationen skyl
der Pacifickyst-Statern at bi
5taa dem med Forholdsregler =
syarende til vor rationale Ere
der vii lindre deres Vanske.
ligheder.
Problemet j Forbindelse meC
Observation-Disclosures maa tagei
paa SON en- virkelig eksisteren
de og modes for wort Folks frem
tidige Sikkerheds og Rolighed.
/ skyld.
Ingen kan rolig grunde oyel
denne Republics Fremtid udeI
Bekymring ON rigelige Bestem
melser for Adgang til yore Ky
ster az blot saadanne Immigran
ter, som kan bliye assimilere.
og grundig gennemtrengt af a
merikansk Aand.
Vi begunstiger saadanne No
difikationer i yore Immigrations
love, og saadan Forandring ] vol
internationale Forstaaelse, og saa
dan Politik angaaende dem, de-
kommer iblandt os, som vii ga
rantere denne Republics Borge
re like blot de fremmedf9dtei
Mulighed for Assimilation, mel
deres Modtagelighed for alt, de-
hidr6rer fra amerikansk Stan.
dard ] 9konomlsk og anden Hen
seende og fluid Hengiyenhed foi
amerikansk Praksis og Idealer.'
Mr. Cox: California modsat
ter sig, at Orientalere skal ejt
Land linden for dens Granser
bet demokratiske PARTS fnnda.
mentale Princip er, at Staterne
skal udeye enhver Rettighed
Bestemmelsen af deres indre
Anliggender, som de med Rette
kan udeve under U. SIS Grundlov
California bgr like anmode ON
- og jeg err sikker paa den g6r
det like nogen Procedure j
Oriental roblemets Afg6relse,
som like kan falde ind under
II 1 ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Hansen, Axel Kristian Olsen,
Hans Karl Helm, Sof. Jensen
Krogsee og Observation-Disclosures
ne Axel Peder Petersen og JenS
Win. Brisson tBroder til dc
kendte Brodre Brisson i Iniden).
En- talrig Menighed oyery@re-
de den smukke Hojtidelighed,
der sluttede med Altergang.
Matt"
Grundlovsforslagets Stadte-
stelse. Stadtsraadet 10. Sept. 4
S~tatsraadet paa Amalienborg i
Gaar forelagde Statsministeren
de af R~igsdagen to Gange og we'd
Folkeafstemningen den 6. DIS. we'd
tagne Bestemmelser ON Forand-
ringer j Grundloven til Stadfr-
s~telse, idet Ministeren udtalte:
We'd Deres Majestets Stadfe-
stelse af Grnndlovsforslaget STAIR
vi we'd Enden af en- Vel, SON har
y@ret baade lang og trang. Men
Maalet er nu naaet. S6nderjy-
derne har faaet lige politisk Ret
med andre Danske, og f6rst der.
we'd err Genforeningen helt
fuldbyrdet. vi hilser dette med
inderlig Glade og haaber paa, at
Diet maa blive Udgangspnnktet
for en- rig og lykkelig Udyikling
for hele wort Folk.
Hans Majestat Kongen nd
talte: | Sfadfestelsen az disse
Bestemmelser ON Forandringer
Grundloyen ser jeg som Diet
vasenilige, at en- Dor mn oplades
for Sopderjyderne til at ind
trede j den danske Rigsdag. Jeg
haaber, at deres samarbejde med
os maa blire ill Lykke og Vel
signelse for wort gamle Fedre-
land.
Ministrene paahorte staaende
denne Udtalelse.
Wienerbernenes Uphold i Dan
mark. Beretning ON ct Aars hui
man Virksomhed. bet var ~.
Sept. ct Aar, siden Diet f6rste lille
Hold Wienerborn kom til Dan
mark. og ,Centralkontoret for
Wienerborns Uphold j Dan
mark" hyis Addle sse er Nike
laj Kirkebygning, har / den
Anledning bedt Matt" bringe
ale, der bar bidraget til denne
Hj@lpevirksomhed, en- TAX.
Over ii Tusinde Wienerbern
har skriyer naynte Blad, gennem
Aktionen mydt godt af den over
ordentlig store = Gestfrihed oe
Hjalpsomhed, den danske Ma
ton i denne Sag har lagt for
Dagen. B6rnene har fer en- It'd
ygret borte fra Nod og Elendig-
he'd; og sely ON Diet er n8dyen.
digit igen at bringe dem tilbage
I'll Diet HEN, hyor de trods alt
har deres Rod, err Diet dog en-
frost, at Opholdet i Danmark har
forskaffet dem en- bedre Legems-
tilstand, saa de i hvert IFald
forel9big har Krefter at staa
imod med.
| mango az de herverende
Hem, der har sendt deres Wien
erborn tilbage, Ihar der siden
varet Bekymring i Anledning af
de Beretninger, Barnet sendte an
gaaende Forholdene j Wien. Der
har i den Anledning vared Fore
spergsler, ON ct fornyet BeSog
var muligt. We'd Im6dekommen-
he'd fra Justitsministeriets Side
kan Diet nu lade sig gore, at
Wienerb6rn mellem 6 og IA
Aar, der allerede har varet her
en- Gang, kan komme hertil og
blive den kommende Winter
under Forudsetning af, at Pie
jeforeldrene betaler Omkost-
ningerne we'd Barnets REESE, at
diets Uphold her j Landet skier
for deres Regning og Risiko, og
at Barnet endelig kan bIive her
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

denne deltog ID af Hoyedsta-
dens Praster.
De Kandidater, der ordinere-
des, var Robert Pale, SteenstruP
Hansen. Axel Kristian Olsen,
Hans Karl Helm, Sof. Jensen
Krogs6e og Observation-Disclosures
ne Axel Peder Petersen og Jens
Win. Brisson iBroder til dc
kendte Brodre Brisson i lniden).
En- talrig Menighed oyery@re-
de den smukke Hojtidelighed,
der sluttede med Altergans
Matt"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

| Tilfalde af, Bladet like modtages
cegelmassigt, bedes man klage til det
gtedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
Aielpe, bedes man henvende sig til Dan
skeren"s KOntor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Rotte-Krigen. I Foraaret be-
slnttede Ringkebing Byraad at
erkl@re Byens Rotter Krig, og
der udsattes en- Premie paa Is
Ore for hver Rotte, der leve-
redes til F~orbr@nding paa Gas
ynrket. Denne Foranstaltnine
har | FSlge ,Ringkj. A. Ay."
kostet 1000 Rotter Livet Itil
Dato; men Diet forslaar like. 90
man har derfor nu b~esluttet !
Evening star., 1920-02-29
Visit This Interesting
Demonstration
The Gedwin Iceless
Milk Cooler

Operates on the same principles
as the large Gedwin food cooler.
Keeps the milk cool and fresh. In
sures protection against germs,
prevents cats and dogs from licking
tops of milk bottles. In winter it
protects milk from freezing.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
Mail Orders

Mail orders will be FILL
ed subject to stock on
hand. Orders for IS and
over delivered, freight
prepaid, within a radius
OF 100 miles. Orders
under IS must be accom-
panied by transportation
charges.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
The GedWin Iceless
Food Cooler

Holds a sufficient supply of
eggs, cream, butter, etc, for the
needs of the average family.
Nature does the work. Just air,
water and the Gedwin. Absolutely
sanitary. No cracks or crevices,
cleans as easily as dish.
Evening star., 1920-02-29
SWift's BOrax
Soap,
B for 1Oc

Not over 6 to q GUS
toner. Delivered only
with other goods.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
COTTON BEING PLANTED
IN SACEBRUSH STATE

Carson Appeal: Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sullivan has returned to his
headquarters at the capitol from a
combined business and pleasure trip
to Las Vegas and other points In
Clark County.
The lieutenant governor reports
great activity and prosperity in that
portion of the State and stated that
one of its newest developments is
cotton planting. Charley Sprague,
former newspaper publisher of Gold
field and we'll known in Democratic
political circles, is at the head OF the
company hat has secured all rights
to a tract of 5000 acres of land west
of Las Vegas and is putting this i'm
mense domain out to cotton. The
conditions for favorable culture are
said to be ideal and of water there is
enough for all purposes. 1t is fur
nished by artesian wells.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
State News From Exchanges

For the consideration of $4,000
cash, the L. A. Gibbons home on
Court street and Belmont road, Reno,
was sold Friday by Mrs. Gibbons to
Judge p. A. McCarran.
Reno painters, paperhangers and
decorators, who have been striking
for a minimum wage of 50 for eight
hours, have been notified that their
demands will be met and most of the
men have returned to work.
According to budgets filed with the
secretary of the Nevada Tax Commits
sion, estimated county, city and spec
ial district expenditures for 1920 will
be ~$4,761,0S3, an increase of $942.-
$50 over those of 1919. OF this
amount s~3,543,547 will be raised
through taxation and the remainder
through licenses, fees, etc.
Mining companies in the Nina,
Simon, Candelaria and tributary dis
.ricts will be adversely affected by
the withdrawal OF the electric trans
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
CITIZENSHIP HELD
BY BONANZA KINGS WIDOW

News contained in the press re-
ports that Mrs. John w. Mackay,
widow of the Comstock bonanza
king. will return to America after
a residence Of thirty years in London.
recalls the fact hat she has never al
lowed her citizenship in Nevada to
lapse, and since the death of her hus-
band has paid taxes on a small build
ing near the Consolidated Virginia
mine in Virginia City. which estab-
lished the Comstock as her legal resi-
dence. The building was at one time
used for pretentious office purposes.
but in recent years has become de-
lapidated.
Mrs. Mackay has sold her mag
nifcent home in Carlton House Ter
race, London, where her husband
died in 1902, leaving an estate of
100000.
AS a consequence of the death last
year of her daughter, the Princess
Colonna, Mrs. Mackay intends re-
turning to America. where she will
permanently make her home with her
son, Clarence Mackay.-Reno Jour
nal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
WOMAN ATTORNEY APPOINTED

President Wilson has nominated
Mrs. Annette Adams of San Fran
cisco to be assistant attorney general.
She will be the first woman to hold
that Office.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
TEACHERS LAW
TO Be |NFORCED

Reno Gazette: This year c%ertifica-
ton of teachers will be more strict
and no candidates for teachers posi-
lions will be granted certificates upon
the basis of graduation from hign
school, a departure from the State
law which was taken last year TO
meet the teacher shortage emergency,
according to M. ]. Burr. deputy SUI
p~erintendent of the fourth supervfs-
ion district. who is spending a Few
days in Reno on official duties.
This year, regardless of the short
age, certificates will be granted only
to those candidates who either pass
satisfactorily the State examinations
or who have completed the required
amount Of work at the University. ac-
cording to the provisions of the State
law.
Mr.. Burr believes that he will be
able to obtain teachers for all the
schools in his district, which COM
prises Douglas. Lyon, Mineral, Orms-
by, Storey and Washoe counties.
II will of course have to draw
upon other sources than our W
State. I have received several ap-
plications from teachers in the East
and Arizona, as well as California"
The university appointment COM
mittee reports the placing of no high
school teachers within the last week.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
U s BE DISTILLED

Oil shale contains no oil as such.
1t is a consolidated mud or clay de-
post from which the petroleum is OBJ
tanned by distillation. In appearance
the shale is black, or brownish black,
turning to a gray or ashy white where
exposed to the weather. Sometimes
it is mixed with lime and sand. 1t is
an argillaceous deposit from prehis-
toric ages, caused by animal and
plant life. The American deposits
there are many deposits besides the
known large ones in Utah and Colo
rado-return from 20 to 80 gallons
of crude oil to the on.
The extraction of oil from shale is
an old industry hat was begun In
Scotland and has grown to consider
able proportions there. At present
some 100000 tons of shale are
worked each year from the deposits
in Midlothian and other counties. Yet
the Scotch deposits are not as rich
in oil as the American. The Scotch
maintain this industry against the
competition of the oil from foreign
wells and make 1t pay as high as Is
per cent dividends.
France also maintains a shale oil
industry.
To extract the oil from shale the
rock is heated In retorts, the fumes
driven off by the heat are condensed,
the ammonia is separated from the
petroleum. and both residues are
manufactured.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05

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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05

mission line from Hawthorne to Fair
view. operated by the Nevada-Cali-
fornia Power Company. The Ne
vada Public Service Commission has
granted the company permission to
remove the line on the ground of in
sufficient business. Strong protests
were made by the Simon Silver-Lead.
Candelaria Mines and other corpora
tions.
The parole board has granted a pa
role to Hector McKinnon on condi-
ton that he keep out of Mineral
County, where his troubles arose
He has been granted temporary pa
roles since February 10. asking for
ultimate release. which was granted
when he appeared before the board
Saturday. His parole has been pro-
tested by Mineral County parties on
several occasions.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05
VARIETY OF PRODUCTS

Among the products secured are
gasoline, illuminating and lubricat-
ing oils, parafine wax and sulphate of
ammonia, which makes a very fine
fertilizer.
Besides these products enough liz
uid fuel and gas is obtained to fur
nish all hat is required by the shale
reduction plant.
The shale deposits of Colorado
alone are estimated to contain S.
$50, zoo, 000 barrels of oil, enough to
keep 100 large reduction plants, each
having a capacity of 1000 barrels per
day, busy for the next 500 years.
The Utah deposit Of shale is fully
as large, and there are enormous de-
posits In Wyoming. Nevada, Califor-
mia and East as far as Indiana.
The extraction of the Oil from shale,
while not an expensive process, since
1t is mostly a question of heat, which
the fuel in the shale supplies, and
machinery, nevertheless requires ex-
pensive equipment and is in every re-
spect a big business proposition.
Some experimental plants are already
in the field. and every mile OF the de-
posits are said to be located by for
tune hunters. prospectors and cor
porations under the American mining
law.
DEVELOPMENT NOT FAR OFF
The active development of these
shale deposits will begin, the Geolog-
ical Survey estimates. as soon as the
demand for oil and gasoline and the
diminishing supplies of these have
reached the point where the shale
beds can compete economically
! against the free flowing oil wells.
The reason there is a gasoline short
age to-day is because that point has
not been reached and big business
has not as yet attacked the shale
beds.