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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

bsac& xith the L4tsn stella Eie4nine
star. 4 ease rise % she -ao1ern esfrel-
=. sgar. which the Romans cal ~
fAers snd Hesterz
- in En<iand. taere aucse Esther.
Hester and Hetiy. IN rr1Hoe Esther
cane into xos1e sn The cafs - Racine
when The great trsgeciaa wrote q "a
cred drama. aciea y iAe TennS ladies
Of s. Cyr and chose ne old legend
sor his sahsccs as ; compliment to.
Muae &c MainfeDoa. EsfaeT preferred
'As discarded Nasail uho was Nme
MontessAn. fasiher stgalratWay be-
came q popular fenin,ne aame n
France. Esielia ~as adePgea sina.-
,AneoRsly, bui ;; wa> couiinsa mere 10
The stage
In England. Esther became f4maas
sincc a Was borre hy tUa ladies be-
lovcj of Dean Ssiff, Eahsr Johnson
ard Esther NaahonrisA. one q A-lsln ,
he called hy ihe iaIin equivalent. Stei- .
i. and ihe aiher ~ the senegse ltra
Tor oar sorseols haiierils NaueSsA (
Esireli4 ~as ihe herolne u SQsu-
lsa pastoral ana Able Flof'aa eoro~- /
"a % for his tAeair.cAl seepatrdess. /
Sir philip sidney wrote q sonref 10 4
Stella 70 which runs.
0 happy Thames thar ia my stella
bear:
saR myself ~is- maay smiilus
line
g-pon iay cheerful face soy's hsery 1
wear
Nfie hose fair planets or Thy
streams did shine,
The oat Tor JOY oeaid nos 70 dance
forcb@ar.
While wansca n6s al'h lrza.scs
30 divine
2avished siAid not iiH ia her eoden
lair
They asa themselves on the sweet
esf prison iWine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
CALL MADE FOR
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION

Pursuant % the cail issred % Bei
T. Lafayette. Chairman oi fae DEM
osraiie STATE Nerirai canmi'iee. ans
ty s.rre of the authority vested t.
sne IS Chairman oi the Democrats
Nou-ig Committee oi i0-u County
and ooLiormiIe fo age resolutions pas
- hs tat Democratic Stale Execl
fist Cala.iiSe ? AfuDs osa ; mas
Ie4se ION of ibr nemo-fstie uomc
o. Loean conn,y. 20 be aed L. d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

Pidgie Gan handle a car Is web nrcas.
shes the cleatres;. jolAest h-,ie hrick of
wou.ln you can imagine. Mss An
ueiie
Anneite's hands in the hig mufi soon
grew warm and cornfor1abie; The Nind.
Al her back now. no longer drove needles
OF snow into her face: she could snncele
down m perfect security in the care OF
the champion beside her. Bm-,he very
sense Of resifuiuess her oid-tirne lovers
presence gave her held a thorn. That
brisk oheer-Voioed eifl in the other car,
the loliiesi htile brick OF q woman"
held the night OF way 10 his regard: and
properly g, Annette rigiiiy maintained
slncc She herself had been too dull 10
fcooSnize the jewel offered her. None
the less i seemed 10 her that something
which might have r'ade hfe richcr Tor
her was slipping and drifting away IN
the storm OF that bitter New Yer, ave.
Many laulps and great. uzs,.fu, log
hres turned the siorrn-bafsered farm
house On Oriole HiH into haven OF
comfort Three snow-coased pilgrims
were energesiczIly welcomed by Uncle
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nr;s. p.,ssis - s..1,h IN
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49,, t-..,..,. r.. - - 1''ie
.s-,s-t, ,,,s.l.,- ~ e''e ner a
M;-. -
Ass fioeie, hfIskiy hnsl1ng herself
no, the P,s,.- - -. - !. ..Il''eie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
<Al OXlOAC z1xk By Harriet Whitney Durbn

A 2
SIX g iAf hfe N'iicri '.'4ll'- "cli4-
nt As.ie ~ iigs'tl 'i s1t ..As -frt 81
'oiart J Tcco'icsi rnai Afne- >id
fse - ~ @ hns NcAe
{ ri.scl u @ >-ii ilt-t nft st4-, Iz-f 3
t-i sea iatn ii '--re Ne are. 4i-1
fcsA t ie 80 rs nlsn ,.l
SCI ar.iial 81 o. N--1iii N4iiirs io Is
-ts-'t
eT n,-l -'.rsei rs taken r; mo
rs re71 e r-fe 3 N-ic1 -'eeilns ~
Herfee ar-t - Nsfe airrlns O. make
= lil-e -re ri e. llsi .ru- unc.e 4ad
n's 80 i1-s- s,.l.l aad i'ilge A.f-
q Fl nt'e l.rseis Hc1e 2cu knoa.
iHen Aa-rl -ens- Aer nster ml
fAls.~' sae tas lccn here oncs. Sas
hkes - sn-A ~ lr'-oi-ilie-f4N pace.
sli fiA.i-- r-1n yuage >1i-,l-- sad
% & l-s.sriase % SO htr hers ard 50 5
s-51 : lFe-a1--'.~1s hiile laeoe. ~err
Al SO = aztc nt-- l-e rraze is lock
--ss s-sse - q nl1-e ard J Tell hir iis =
sa4ns =. A-n 3 S-y si1gis' t1i hel
iAsi s-a-es --- s@ls tuNd in-cE hir1
ofeI HFt .1T> 4so- - = took, zs =
e Aaent ioTso,-f- tl-4i lol save hi'7
nc s...ieH ins lzsi i'-ne ycu re-s here
N1s afiis Is Ncril ie- bod 2 ihai
f14Ttzn >os-'h : toe eood nan g stzg
sii's.s ~ fis GAYS
III &C; he Ttst Aei't, 1iesst, A-s
rlcftnsns Tzisen processing hand
ntrs Il ieAsi'7 lard a. 4. and ia-ne
Is1e1aeas TO-DAY gather iron Am
l,oTssi otss-Fz;ioHs thai sou highied
f'iT@i .oftT 1o1cs sc7ns i've sea-s
a-e1 ID sncis su-l So-e about = Is
RAJ -
rs ssid Annette, so1eTls- -Arr'it
- a7szuiuliy dsssTfo-ufcd- shed 81
hsr hsz-s ol hzslns HARM >auth fo- :
ilsEslfz -si'--asr 'sss s1stiosn and ! rad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

ting 4 deiesa,es 10 re9fese.t Losan
County m STATE Convention Of ne
Democratic women vaters OF tae
State of Oklahoma. vhicn j called 10
meef AZ Osiahoma Cry. Oklahoma. In
State Convention on Tuesday the -siA
day oi January. 1890
call upon ali Democratic women
and All wcmen who believe In The
great principles ot The Democratic
partr, 20 aiiend re Comfy Mass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
EHE o.l - ID O. -

"vEr Oil Year had .rsn tirsif
1Kos. on iAis closing Dan q lii
fceord ia 3 mo,l gi dcsoiaiio
Upoa Anuoi.c flcsuing. Focs-
ing ocsih in iron, az ihr .raie 'lft ui.l
iuo eun~an slippers p-orqci upon g.,
;euder. ier sstI-lu-i4V. Mr. Eu-ac.-
FSts~lus. psarcoi .nraiier;iy
For psss s4kes. NUis hoU l1rs zr.
you go.ns % 81 here juggling is,k -i.l
forth ulsh IL. f---au.s loak Ca ,ar'
face. Yen rishi wake rp ] should
think. and faks saml i1isrcsl r. r4
party. uAish ISM. asiars mr.h -orsi,r-
ing thai Il really j. y--r g--g --ia2i
is"
-Thz, ;s-Mr. Leslie Rockwell )
J.zrtz sucd os. Anne.le
-Wsn i il is. ! doah know ;hz; son
need lock as ihmsh Leslie Rockwell
were . fer dragon ready 70 czrg son
OF zgzin8 yo1- VAL nor ihzi there 5
Any reason foT souT esiiius resins non
sir-pi> bec@uSe he told Randall IT,. III
party Il = X Z turning port iC- sVa
to.h- lou've K; ilrl pas sua zifeutions
a. TIE fsll. I'D seemed rather riessel
cver II
Yes admitted suus-:e. -honeh.faliv
's1've fossnd nm GOOD oomnzra. and he
:trencndouslY enscrrairi & hui--
Eus.aciz's snc no>r or1ukied fairtlr.
.But- hus. ~ repeated -Ata; so-s
ef link Las s.; ir;o yaeir trsius Ncu|
were fairly sa1id YESTERDAY. bus ;o-dss
you're miss away from yous home and
family
-frs rejected Arr.tte. d-esriir. !
was hz1k viih Auri Dorsri roasting piT-
prs i froui a thc f-c-risre - OnoicI
Ell znd vztctirs Tnci> Dorsci make
oonoos psPes
-Crsois IilE- Ersiscis's ;o,c tcid
~ ua6err-ren; cf dcrision- + thai
the russsc retreat aou and RzndzH used
70 k 50 enthusiasts 0vrrs
Its the pace thz- us-d 10 te hzrr-
of oo1tcut . us. -efurnci Aunctte
~znd WY we've ~ I've st-zizht wears
60 ~ wlthor- visit there is smelling.
cz1't z1oozu1 inr
What's =. vou u i,cthe-inz ssou-
O-ioie Hins Or wo;i5 suppose ,uaI
hzi enouzh = sSazzk zi-o1.-
50 hzrs oausi Anat;-e. -hz:-
wrM rs ir<-er frc-a aiu-f Do-scs ;tis
sso7ning tat started rne rzrab,inE. Lel
me rczi 4 = soa
She susk fron TIE roci1c. cf hcr
s>r;rr zr-c1 shrrf cf cld-fashiontf
hi-c--uief aoic Vz7cr uI-h do1r
stzrupcs on f'ar uprer 1efi co-er
Deer Ns-ce Au-rt;s-~ sllr rcsi Be
snr is ~ ~ Il elan VT lie cd year
h. u-isiz.- - ~ k5sfozl-s T.t rsrsci
you H. .sris i.eczrSe trar r1c,c AID
Iee te<.- i.skinr 81 80 At dsg. b ]
D>1lan'I i1laz - = pza u sE<iss or ~ !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

Ing degree Of the mercury. and III,
growing darkness sWirllnE Ike great
ie~rs1rne wings abou, her. gave her =
feeling 81 terror. Then. suddenly iron
The wilderness oi blaeIness ahead. came
The glare 81 tgO great eves and the
r7spne roar oi : motor siren.
Nth gasp OF ihaakfuluess. she rang
a resporsise gong. and checking her car.
cned out wzflag beserching hands
towards the on-whiriing monster. ln a
second. the double lights showed her
that there were iAo people IN the large
machine now slowing to st2nd-a man
Snd q woInan-
The man stepped from his car and
came over 70 Anne:fc. As he advanced
against = diroc, sweep Of hight, her
breath was shaken BY queer Eiile
laugh. ..
Judge Sou,hl- She reached on, her
hand
~Aeli. wells Ard 50 Vas righ,-ii
ss hide Annef;ei ted Miss Pidgie 50.
whea J heard soGr voice And believe
you're nearly frozeia
Il an. owned Annette. her sim little
form shudderlag IN the gale: nv hands
are 50 numb don't brlieve I can ever
hcnd them again Ard | mast get to
lnclc Dorsei's tonight
You poor little things- said Tadee
Souih- gathering her hands into his and
rsiisbsng them gently You're IN no cor
oiiiou 70 steer = car. eren for. few
miles Mis- Msy6eid and ! are on our
wzy TO Oriole Hia to . The cd year
out with Uncle Dorset and Aunt Lu-
cTeiia ] think III have so take charge
OF sou until Ne &c; there Miss Pideie-
nc called to has late companion. I'VE
have here ny fric-d, Mss Annette
Fcctn1rE. who has oorsrircd to get
adrif; in the Storm
Miss Aunrtfe, how do vou d = sz'u.-
cd clear. rbeerfui .sesrr frc-. - other
car. I'm giz5 g r->=t son. though !
ozrit sec you Very vel for the snow"
Annette gave a merry response
-ilTcUen cilzsferI7sg teen.
-siiss Pidgie. I find that Miss Auaette
i zf,0iE; to perish nifh cold: wonder
Judge South vert ever to Miss Mzy-
htld's side and. after 4 few words with
hrr. came rio~ing hzck. Carrying
queer. dark ohieci. which turned cut 70
b hng furry mountain RI ruff, into
shich he pressed Annefse's hands.
I'm lending vn.z the judge, because
laou nred him more thar Do. just now.
called Miss Mzsfeld from her car. ~znd
iie rnuff zocS aiih him: 'fworidn't do
ne lsi II rood. l.crzrse Tn going TO
l11n this rzaci.ne
Shell Be II right Judge South as
sured Annette IL isn't lar. and Mss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
STOP CkTARRH. OPEN
h0STnllS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in NoStrls
Relieves Head < olds al Once.

-.-.-.-s@ s-s-s-s-ss-s- --s-s-ss-s-s-s s~s-s-s- %
II your nosini> arr clo--s ard yo'I'
r4l j. s;uftl anl yea can't breath
rcslr io.anse GO rail or e@tasrh. l1s
~, small lo,ile of fN's Cream RAJ
any Ding store tuf.y a l!tilc g
is ira grant ant.sefiie e-eam III;
ur rosif.is ard ~ il pnet-.f
fslrn cvsrT s.r g1sss1e 81 year sseGc
,ssAinr aud iealirr tAe inaanae3. ssroi
q rluoo~s rsr.Agale ars sea ~ y
41A rliff
Ah .a7 god \. fulr Aon- no
rls Aft a7fa. yo4s hea4 IS clear. 2
core Aa~ alag. snuffiae, hlawifgi
rorc hr4d4cAe drxrss o. straersii
~ hr~;h Flss frgsaa RziLs = ~
rhat .ar.refs frorn head aeas -a4
ar1h ree' - & Geig.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
RnMars
MunSerThan
HiSXarS

Doesn't II make you feel
good-cause you 10 straight
en- UP and feel "chesty"-
when someone guesses yoF
age AZ ten ars or 50
younger than YOU really
arey You look into your
mirror. smile with satisfac-
ton and say 20 yourself:
We'll. he didn't make such
a bad guess. at that"
The point is. You're no
older than your vitality.
. IL a man is strong, vigor-
ous. mentally alert. fine and
ht az 80 he has = better
chance Of living Up 10 50
than a man Of 80 who is
weak and rundown has Of
living Up 10 60. While none
Of rs can stay the years nor
stop time, we should al
make an heroic effort 70 sue
cessfully resist the effects
Of time by ever keeping our
vitality at par.
q When you sense a feeling
of slowing down Of your
physical forces when your
stomach. liver, kidneys and
other organs show signs of
weakress-when YOU notice
q lack of your old time pep" .
and punch - in other
words, when you feel your vitality
Is on tie w4De, yoa should com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

Colrs House in he City a Gnthrie in
Loysn County. Oklahoma. on Satnr-
DAY ne I'm day - lamar 1893. a;
: oc.ock. 4 v Tor she Rurpase az eiec-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

Oae of The mass cRfiDns cases o. IN
ienchang3lie RAmes j. fhax o. Ste.la.
slsnlgsing star, waicA j. equivalent
% Esfaer It's orgin ! Saso1ded in
mysiertous leAend and not easy to as
certain. bHl penetrating very far iRio
-ae pasi, & IS .ound that the ressnlng
A.fs II Aexes was AAsSsiris. daaeh-
ies o. an Arhscne1ian noble. Who
salsl.i gel Aspe been the Na<hsi a.
oll ifsend, The fair daughter & ihe
tribe o. Denlamir, whose losal's IN
surea her peoples safe'g. Vas Hal
aSs4h u heE ogr icne-s- also knovn
as-Aossa and finally as Asifr casn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

meefieg conseniioa aad axe par, IN
these pracecdinss
MATTER WILSON
lAifest Coaniy Chairman.
I.EONA nERWlN
Acfiux SrtretAfy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
Acid Stomach Destroys
Health, Vitality and
:. Strength

Good health Is your heritage. 20 don't let
A. acid-ssomsch deprive you OF your health
Don't ie: i hold you back.
sslEe people think an scid-s.omach merely
causes indigesison, dyspepsia, bloaf, heart
burn, etc That is grave mistake. Yea simp,y
have 10 IDEA OF the long train q physical us
and awful human suffering that directly
fraeeable % aci1-siomsch. Rheumatism. .1ont,
Sciaisca, Cirhosis OF the Liver, Biii0nsne~s,
Anemia. AUfolntoxicafion. Intestinal Confss-
tlon, severe Hesdache Insomnia, Nervousness,
Mental Depression. MeianchoA, Dizziness,
Hear Ironhse-yes, even Catarrh. Ilcer and
Cancer of the ssomxch-all OF these disorders
can find their original source in that one con-
cition aosd-ssomach-
Most people do not realize this. Ye; 4 is
not af al surprising. ANY nunber oi people
have acid-mouth without knowing il. because
the acid i Absolutely sssialess, vet powerful
enough % eat Through the harier-th4n-bo
enamel Of TIE teeth, causing them 70 decay.
Therefore you can easily imagine that acid
stomach i lar reaching " i,s effects. causing
lie above named ailments.
Gel III oi aesd-stomach ~ slaply using
.aiE l'.aas~ at~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

EAToSlC tshlrss that Yen eat Ike h.t 81
candy. and the resuis srs sruy wonderful.
EAnNiC enickiy banishe< the Immediate
effects OF scid-storsch-s ~ boat. heart .
barn. helehing. fcpd-rep<a afins. indigestion.
etc. Il lnpro,es the general heAlsh. aits d.ges-
ton and thus helps the entire body - ges tai
nourishment trom the food eaten.
There rre more than 500 600 people IN ths
United States wsio. in the pas. les months,
have tested EArONiC and who today ARE pre-
pared 20 testify 70 the fact that i raa fhrs
u scad-stomach. Al have used i nnaer the
cleAn-cut guarantee thai IL thsy did not find
EATONIC satisfactory in evsry Way i noaldn't
cost them penny. The resrlts from nsing
fAToAIt. a. shown hy le,tere received from
many Of them, are 80 amazing as 10 be alnlas.
beyond b<iief.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand drug stores dispense
EAIoNlC. Your druggist i authorized 10
refund your money il you are net satisfied
6ATONlC
( foN YOUR AcID.SIoNACH J
t..ss =. s,e. tf .>f. .tsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

To zeal a css3h
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY 1scl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06
WHAT'S IN A
;. NAME?"

Facts about your name; its his
tory: its meaning: whence ;te
was derived: its significanoes
your lucky day and lucky jewel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-06

one hundred txenr'-sx chanber-
tlids are employed Al enc oi ihe b.s
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-11-25

was visitor in the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Il. C. Madden last week.
Mr.. A. d. Williams has sold his res
idence to Mr.. E. NJ. Palmer who will
move his family there soon.
Mrs. w. L. Stall an children, Helen
and Williams, have returned from a
visit to relatives at Winsboro.
Messrs. j. P. Nelson and Mr., Wood
Broadwell attended the Shriner's Con-
vention in Shreveport last week.
The Castor High School basketball
team came over Friday afternoon and
played the high school team here and
were defeated.
A large crowd of Gibsland hunters
have returned from an annual hunt In
Tensas, reporting their usual success
and a happy good time.
| Little Mary Virginia Merritt is re
covering from severe illness OF sever
al weeks. She enjoys many pleasant
visits from friends who bring her flow
ers and pretty pictures.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-11-25
GrBsLAND NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Malone Of Arizona Is the guest
Of Mrs. q. NJ. Palmer.
Mr.. VIM. Todd was a business yisi-
tor to Shreveport last week.
Mrs. Dick BlackwoOd Of Mart, Texas
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Ruth Minis was the guest OF
friends near Monroe for the weekend
Rev. Martin attended the Baptist
State Convention in Alexandria last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Row had as
guests. Sunday DR.. and Mrs. Blume Of
Bienville.
Glen Fleming, Jr., has accepted a pc.
sition with Hearne's Dry Goods Co, in
Shreveport.
Mrs Mary Prothro Henderson OF
Texas has been the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Clint Stall, recently
Mr.. A. L. Burkhalter Of RinggOld
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-11-25

Mrs. Nj. L. Tatum, who teaches in
Natchitoches parish spent the week
end with friends here and met her
sister, Mrs. J. r. Billingsley, from
Rome, Ca, who will be her guest.
Mrs. E. G. Wheatley and son OF
Greenyille, Tenn, and Mr. and Mrs. j,
H. Merritt of Teneha, Texas were re-
cent guests in the home Of their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Merritt.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-11-25
PARTITION SALE

w. B. Smith VS., Fills Miles, ct ais, No,
$685., Third Judicial District Court,
Rienyille Parish, Louisiana,
Under and by virtue Of a commission
eminating from the above named hon
orable court and to me directed, | will
offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder for cash at the principal front
door of the courthuse at Arcadia, Bien-
vile parish, La, within legal sale
hours and according to law, on
Saturday, December 1lth, 1920
the following described property, to-
wit:
South half s 1-2) of southwest
quarter (SW 1-4), and northeast quart,
er (NE 1-4), Of southwest quarter
I,(SW Ia of Section twenty-five (22l,
Township seventeen (17) North, Range
eight (S) West, in Bienville Parish
La.
The above described property to be
sold as belonging to W. B. Smith and
Ellis Miles, ct ais, and for the pur-
pose of effecting partition between
the cO-owners.
This the 3rd day Of December, 1920.
j. E. CURRIE, Sheriff.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Angaaende Rapporten ON vor
Skolesag.
(Fortsat fra 4. Side

bel for de unge, like ogsaa vra-
ges for de gamle9 Og jeg CAD
nok vide, hyorledes mango gam
le og syage Mennesker skal kun
ne komme blot op ad den hole
Bake fra Blair I'll Skolebygnin-
zen og saa der OPP paa treble og
fierde Stokverk.
Skolen / Harlan skal spttes
! stand for 10 a $1,000 Dollars,
og saa skal der bygges endvide-
re for $4,000 a 100000, saa
den for. Kirke faar en- Skolebyg-
ming til en- Verdi af en- halv Mil
lion Dollars. Yes, it will be grand !
Tiden, Udviklingen, Ungdom-
men, Sprogskiftet fordrer, at
Samfundet %stiller for sig ct saa-
dant PIobleml "A, lad os dog
like gaa belt fra Koncepterne!
Tror nogen yirkelig, at Diet
lille svage Legeme, som n9ynes
den for. dan. Kirke har Krefter
til at lefte og bare ct saa nfor-
meligt stort Hoyed? Hvor er
den pedagogiske Dygtighed og
Yidenskabelighed iblandt os til
at lede en- saadan Skole7 Hyor
er Lererstaben, den vii kraveY
HYor er E~leyerne, der skal fyl-
de en- saadan Lereanstalt7 Og
hYor er Pengene, der aarligt skal
I'll for at drive den9 Vii Drifts
omkostningerne bliye mindre end
10000 a 10000 Doll. hvert Aar9
Nappel Og her ligger man og
aser i Diet og har for narverende
ondt we'd at samle blot en- Fem
tedel af den Sum og l6ber i
Geld fra Aar til Aar.
Vi skal have ct Skolefond,
hyorfra de aarlige Udgifter be-
strides. = ia, lad os saa helst
faa Diet samlet ferst, for VI
trekker Veksler paa Diet, at vi
like skal ligne Manden i Dan
mark, der sagde, at han havde.
Il Par Str6mper; men de II
sad endnu paa Faarene, som
neppe var hans.
Nej, Rapporten har like over
beyist mig ON Diet paakreyede
og tilberlige i at flytte vor Sko-
le fra Blair til Harlan. Meget
mere STAIR Forslaget fra Kom.
for mig som en- S@beboble, der
straaler nok saa smukt, men =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Til Velkomst.
(Fortsat fra 3. side.)

DfbSdI ira .. Slue.J
merfugl I'D af en- halvt overskaa-
rem Larve. Og Diet, vi 9nsker,
er 10 netop at Sc den fuldferdi.
ge Liysfrugt af Senderjyllands
Veer.
Flensborg, Mellemslesvig, det
er nu der, vi legger yor Sjel.
bet der maa vi have med. Den
Granse, der nu er angivet, bill
yer, ON den skal gelde, som ct
Snoreliy hen over Diet sender.
derjydske Folkelegeme. bet vii
volde meget ondt, ON Diet like
oliver losnet. Ferst da kan SON
derjylland, og vi med Diet, aande
frit og sundt.
bet er nu Diet, de fremmede
vii hj@lpe os af med. Og derfor
skal de have vor bedste TAX.
Nest Gud.
l Diet danske Rigsraads Skri-
velse efter Adskillelsen hedder
det til Slut: der err en- levende
Gud j Himmelen, som bestem-
mel Time og It'd og setter Gren-
ser for Verdensmagterne paa
Jorden."
Det a Ord, som fandt Gen
klang i Diet sSnderjydske Folk.
Den 7. December, da Kong Chri-
stan den Niende val i Holding
for at tage Asked med Diet, I'D
talte P. Skau: ,,Deres Majestet
ihar bedt os sette vor Fortrest-
ming Til ham, der i sin almegti-
ge Hand holder Folkenes Lyk.
Ike og Rigernes Sk@bne. Netop
til ham setter vi wort Haab."
Vor Konges Velkomsthilsen til
Sonderjyderne j Rigsraadet for
leden svarede til hans Bedstefa-
ders Afskedsord. Il dyb TAX
nemmelighed til Gud =" Diet
var Nerven deri. Og Spnderjy-
derne og vi gentager de konge-
lige Ord. Med TAX for fremmed
Hjalp. Elders egen Sejghed og
Troskab, men f6rst og sidst: l
dyb acknowledged til Gud.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
The House of Enchantment.

A pretty little book very attractively bound. Suitable
Christmas gift for the higher Sundayschool classes. The Iowa
BILE little heroine, the "enchantress', holds the interest and
sympatly of the reader from the time she is discovered in
her quiet Christian village home till she is happily married
into one of the aristocratic families of the city. The incorri-
gible Walter, her "disoverer'' is through her sweet Christian
influence led 10 seek Gods help and guidance in life, and
later as an upright Christian man he takes up the duties ne
had previously been inclined to shirk. The other characters
Of the book are interesting and well portrayed. Altogether
this is a wholesome and refreshing story. Price 80 Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Meder og Gudstj enester.

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hos VIM. Johnsons. Tabithafore-
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IA. Maj.
Sendag d. %. April Ssndags-
skole H. 9:15, Gudstjeneste Kl.
10 80 og engelsk Aftengudstje-
nestle Kl. 7:30.
Tirsdag d. q UngdomsmSde
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