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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
WILSON ADR|AT|C
REPLY IS READY
FOR TRANSMISSION

Washington. u. e.. feb. 49, Presi-
dent Wilson today completed his re
ply 20 The Allied supreme Councils
note on the Adriatic question and
sent it - acting Secretary Polk. who
is putting Il in form for transmission
10 the Council Il is expected to be
on he cables before tonight
The Presiden, wen, 10 his study al
$50 a. M and sumnonlng his stem
ographer Immediately began dictat-
ing the deply He was understood to
haze answered The Councils conten-
lion point for poin and 10 have ad-
herred 10 the position taken in his
nose OF February 10
II is now pretty we'll established
Chat in that communication the Presi-
dent informed the Allied countries
that IL they proceeded TO a settle
men of the Adria'ic question with
oui the consent and participation of
The American Government the United
States might have to decide whether
il could become a party to the treaty
OF Versailles and the Angio-Franco-
American pact. FL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

BARTON. SIS. Christian Dammeyer. Sr.,
s.. Nick Chames. 81. j. Gay Thomp-
son. S.: Jno N. Taylor. S.; Nicholas
II Green. s.: Cash Cthreel So: Cash
(elevenl. Sc: ] NJ Brashears, 81;
N Brady 81; " q Ennis. s.. Mrs.
W B. Ennis. 81 Dr Louis Henkle.
81; " H. Weaver. 81; John J Kane.
81: Columbia Jewelry Company, 81,
T. Lee Goodman. 81; W II Field
meyer, 81; Rev = E. johnson, ST;
Mrs D. T. Handy 81: y r Handy,
81; /. c Neumann. 81; Friend 81.
Lucy Wheatley. ST. " j. Rullman.
81 MIR Habersham 81: Mrs Lynde.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
Bank Closed IN Monday

In another column the Farmers
National Bank is giving notice that
it viii not be open on Monday, Feb
ruary %. This year the 22nd of Feb
Tuary Washingtons Birthday, a legal
holiday, falls on Sunday. as do many
Of the other legal holidays of 1920,
The holiday viii be &C ebrated on Mon
day. The bank Will therefore not
be open on Monday and paper ma
turing February q, - and %, Will
not he payable until February "a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
Guests Al Baltimore
Dinner Theatre Party

Prof Arturo Fernandez. Of the Mod
ern Languages Department at the Ma
val Academy. and Mrs. Fernandez.
were guests at a dinner party given
by Mr. and Mrs Marshall Winches-
ter. at their residence. Cathedral
street, Baltimore. Tuesday evening.
After the dinner the guests, including
Prof and Mrs. Fernandez. attended
the performance Of Angel Face" at
the Academy OF Music.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
fliu4 ~ MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE

Mrs T J. Johnson, wife Of Captain
johnson, I 5. t.. in charge of ships
al the Naval Academy, has as her
guest at her quarters on the Reina
Mercedes, Mrs Cofman. OF Newport.
X J. Mrs Johnson is also entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Forbes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
Elected New Member
OF ID. 4. n. CHAPTER

Mrs Edith X. Bramble, formerly a
member of he Cumberland Chapter
d. a r. OF Carlisle. Pa, has been
elected new member of the Peggy
Stewart Tea Party Chapter. ID. A. r..
this city Mrs. Bramble, who is the
wife of Associate Professor Charles {.
Bramble, Of the Naval Academy. is the
57th member OF the local chapter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
Card Party
At WardOur

Mrs II w. Underwood, wife Of
Lieut. Commander Underwood, L. S.
~. and her mother. Mrs A. NJ Ram
say. of San Francisco. who is staying
with her daughter. were hostesses on
Tuesday afternoon at a large card
party at the attractive Underwood
home at Wardour
There were eight tables OF bridge,
and after the game many other
friends were invited in to tea, and the
guests numbered sixty
Those who won prizes were: Mrs.
Helm. wife of Lieut. Commander
Schuyler II. Helm. Mrs Heiner. wife
of Surgeon Heiner: Mrs. Street. Mrs.
Booream. Mrs. Meclewski. Miss Wick,
tMrs. Tod's guest). Mrs. Collins, wife
of Commander Julian H Collins. I. 5.
n. and Mrs Hagan. wife of Com
mander Oleo O. Hagan L. 5 ~ The
decorations were beautiful poinsettias
and spring flowers. freisia and jon
quils Novel prizes were given. They
we're lunches of artificial violets, in
which were cleverly hidden balls OF
string
After the game refreshments were
served. Mrs Haligan, wife of Cap
tain John j. Halligan, in command of
the L. S S Ohio. now at anchor in the
Annapolis Roads. and Mrs. Carroll
Storrs Alden. wife of Prof Alden, OF
the Naval Academy poured. The card
party was the largest and one of the
most attractive OF the season before
Lent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

events cast their shadows
ni he Peggy Stewart Tea
Daughters of the Am
Oh are already prepar-
te Maryland Day March
ro fashion. Il is pro-
Mta me exercises open to
80 have a number of
#nd papers eulogistic OF
a.aIumcnts and her part
hfl history.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
RraziIlan Admral Promoted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Assoelated ITess.I
Rio dc Janiero. Jan. 20. Rear-Ad-
miral Pedro Marques de Frontn. re-
cent!y director OF the Navy War
school. and who commanded a Brill
i'm naval division in European waters
during the recent war has been ap-
pointed chief Of the Briziian naval
STAFF He succeeds Admiral Gomez
Pereira
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Mrs Thomas L. John
on Tuesday evening at
party n their quarters
aena Mercedes The dinner
If aSe that had been ar
or r. evening prior TO the
lance. which was called
aHoers ana suppers. how
Re called off as all
provided Covers
Veniy-eight. and the
Ut~a most attractive.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
W. Martin Brady
To BE Dinner Host

". Martin Brady, chief deputy clerk
20 Clerk u the Circuit Court william
y. Woodward. Will tonight. be the
host al dinner party 10 The other
members OF the clerical force in the
office The dinner viii be served at
The Hotel Rennert. Baltimore. after
which the party Will take in the
theatre
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR EASTPORT ENGINE

The following additional contribu-
lions have been received towards the
fund for the purchase of FIRE engine
truck al the PASSPORT volunteer fire.
men:
Annapolis Banking and Trust Com
pany $25; ". F. Childs and Son. So:
Strange ana White. So; Brooks and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
To he Pages At
State I Conference

At yesterdays meeting OF the d. A.
r.. Miss Anna Brice Ridout, daughter
OF Mrs Weems Ridout, State Vice Re
gent Of the j. A. H., was appointed
one of the pages TO represent the
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter
and Miss Rieger, the other page from
this chapter at the State conference.
which meets in Baltimore in March.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
To sew
During Lent

Women Of the Naval Academy Rel
Cross Auxiliary viii sew during
Lent and for this purpose WIFI mee,
every Friday and Monday afternoon
from ; 70 O'Clock al the Superin-
tendents. 10. Blake Road. They
will mold their first meeting tomor-
row afternoon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Miss Alllicent Redmond. who has
been visiting her cousin Mrs y "
Coe. wife OF Lieutenant Coe, t. S.
Naval Construction Corps. Ports
mouth Va, for the last fortnight, has
returned % her home on Madison
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Captain and Mrs. Johnson had a
large buffet supper on the Reina Mer-
cedes in honor OF their guest. Mrs
Cohman, of Newport Mrs. Johnson
was assisted by her mother. Mrs
Forbes, and by Mrs. Anon Bronson.
and Mrs. Ralph Parker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
Another Little
Navy Girl

Lieut.. -CorJr and Mrs George
Johnson McMlin. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth OF daugh-
ter. Ruth Johnson, born February IS,
at Mare Island California
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
To Have
Rehearsal T0m0rr0M

Organist and Choirmaster Crosley.
OF the Naval Academy chapel. has
called a rehearsal tomorrow evening
in Building a. Naval Academy, for
The Cantata to be held next month at
the Academy auditorium.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
latr designs For
iIer SKATING sd.

HHiUs season is about TO be
et IA he Naval Academy,
eud by way OF advertise
@ leveriy illustrated pos
been placed about he town
windows. at Carvel Hall and
Wtryaaud one poster. con-
e placed in a leading con-
window, bears the words
Stating Fan In and beneath
ac.iye girl in skating cos
$40 8a fallen in an awkward
tnha does moi on roller
all being assisted 10 rise
ors. who has no small JOB "
Cher confectionery window
er contains two layers OF
a4es above which are the
ae Bate and below ar"
aW pcaches on a branch or
1876 hr words of AZ one side
ana the poster goes on
Ml the dates o. the roller
Pre- and that me benefit
> Ir'iti The posters have
tHDn ottcntion and admi"a-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
/. ~ % naR - " 1t1E5 Is

Mrs. NJ L Rhein. Of New York Civ.
is the guest OF her son-in-law and
daughter. Commander and Mrs. j. S.
Abbott az the Naval Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Mrs Martak. wife OF Mr.. A. f. Mar
TAX. of Passport is quite sick at her
residence in the village across the
spa Mrs. Martaks mother. Mrs. Suit.
is also SICK al her home across the
Severn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

81: w. Bealer. 81 H Brown 81; c.
Schelesky. 81; J. A Greenberg. 81;
Annapolis Republican Company. 81:
A. W. Lacey. 81: Joe Levy, ST. Mr..
Applesline. 81 q. Sharps. 81: Mrs. J.
Lipman, 81 A. W Lacey see. " H.
Moss, soc. W. Burke. soc; W Roe
beck, 46c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19
Impossible 10
Cancel Dinners

Owing 10 the death OF Lieut. Com
mander Knox only those dinners
which it was impossible 10 cancel be-
cause OF size or out-of-town guests
were held Tuesday evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

\Fe Fcldmeyer, IA student OF
l9tn school. Baltimore,
FIJI Weekend with her par
Or and Mrs George r. Field
Nsu agate avenue. Murray Hill,
wver Will be accompanied
H school friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Mrs II I Lewis. wife Of Capt.
Lewis. returned today Ia her home
on Duke OF Gloucester street after a
for'nights visit To her sisters at
Media Penn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

First Methodist Epis-
e ~erying a supper to-
over rooms of the
Circle 4 tempting
ased and the supper
u>t such a supper as
his church are famous
also he a sale OF
Asae cakes and candy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Smith, ot thc Wood Motor Com
h more and Mr. West, OF the
or Company, moiored here
afternoon on trip comhin
ana pleasure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Mrs F. : Billiard Of Roanoke. Va.
Is here until SATURDAY. and is stop
ping With Miss Lucy Holiday. on
Charles street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Leon Strauss. of the Fashion. "
Maryland avenue, is in New York this
week on a business trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19


r he heart Of man,
dreams Of light;
ae eyes that scan
ar aud right
" hope and truth
81 bloom.
wn With bubbling
golden plume,
Of errant doubt,
ume ol hate;
ou the sill slopes
t8u gate.
me venture Of life,
rYn she dream
1855 hil OF strife,
ed gieam.
'hey shall rise for
fhey bring
eu every chance is
oAd Tho spring:
purpose effort. heart,
zo the hour,
fresh cup, and play
Hsr
.ue love 10 flower,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

x. of Youngstown. Ohio. is
her cousin. Mrs. F. W
3"ege avenue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-19

Austin and two small
ently OF Rodgers Row.
Wy nave taken up their
me Peggy Stewart Inn
absence OF Commander
sea duty.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Brendevinen og Samvittighe-

Brendevinen og Samvittighe-
derne i Amerika. ON allie de af
Alkokolkapitalen gjorte Fors9g
paa at omstyrte Forbudsloven
forteller Past. d. Ostlund fra
Am. i,,Sv. Mgbl." fl. a. felgen-
de:
DE henyendte sig til en- az
Landets dueligste Jurister, Mr..
Hughes, som we'd sidste Presi-
dentvalg var Wilson's Modkandi-
dat, og bad ham fore deres Sag
De fremlagde en- Check paa l50.-
900 Dollars. Men Hughes gjorde
en- afvergende Bev9gelse med
Haanden og sagde: ,,Jeg VI TX
Ike for nogen som helst Pris 70
re Deres Sag"
Derpaa henvendte de sig Il
den forrige President ". II
Taft. Ogsaa for ham prasente-
rede de en- Check, men denne
Gang med Belobet in blanca
,,Skriv sely. hvad De olsker.
sagde de. Men Taft sagde: Mi
ne Herrerl ON De Ogsaa samle-
de alt Diet Guild, der findes i 4
merika, Wide jeg dog like fore
Deres Sag hverken for Domstole-
ne eller for Offentligheden. Jeg
skal nemlig sige Dem, mine Her
rer, at min Samvittighed er TX
Ike til Salgs. .,Kr. Dgbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
RefOrmatiOnsgayen.

Der er mango, som at en- eller
anden Grund like har betalt de-
res Subscription Ill Reforma-
tionsgaven. For like lenge 81
den fix jeg subscriptions Blan-
ketterne fra en- Menighed, og
til min store Forbavselse opda-
gede ieg, at der a over $l400
fra denne Menighed, SON like
var betalt. Og saadan findes der
mango omkring, hyis Subskrip-
ton like er betalt. Da disse
PENCE tilfalder Pensionsfondet,
og vi nu er i Ferd med at samle
ct Fond ,saa vii jeg venligst be-
de ale dem, som like har betalt
deres Subscription til Reforma-
tionsgayen, at gore det, saa smart
Diet er dem muligt at undvere
Pengene.
| broderlig Erbedighed
A. G. w e ismann l..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Uden ON eIler igennem.

Past. Nordentoft har peget paa
EN- ny Vel nd af - eller uden
pm Tosprogs-Uferet. Def er
naturligyis en- erlig Sag. bet err
virkelig ct Uf6re, vi befinder
os i, og Diet err altid baade svert
og kedeligt at ferdes i Uf6re.
vi skal after drage ct Afsnit
af Past. Nordentofts Udtalelse
frem: Mig forekommer Diet, at
den naturligste demonstrating
Wide v9re, ON allie de j de to
danske Kirkesamfund, der vii
vare deres danske Afstamning
og deres Karlighed til Moders-
maalet som noget gudgivet be-
kendt, fandt sammen og saa la
de de andre sejle deres egen
So"
bet er like saa lige en- Sag
med Forstaaelsen af andres Ord.
Men to Ting kan vi dog visit
med Tryghed sige ON Diet an
forte at der peges paa en-
Adskillelse, saa de, der natur-
ligt h6rer sammen, anvises paa
Grund af Sprogvanskeligheden
at gaa liver sin Vel / kirkelig
Henseende. bet err Diet enc. Def
andet er, at selv de af vor Kir-
kes Born, der foretrakker Lam
diets Sproo, visit cerne VII vm-
re deres danske Afstamning be-
kendt.
Tilbage oliver kun Sproget,
og paa Grund deraf skulde vi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Past. Chr. sSrensen skriver til

Past. Chr. Sorensen skriyer til
oS under "a. Februar bl. a.: ,,Nu
er der smart gaaet ct Aar, siden
.jeg MATTE opgive Prastegernin-
gen. Jeg havde haabet, at jeg
i L0bet af eft Aar skulde bliye
i Stand til after at optage dem
ne den sk0nneste af ale Gernin-
ger. ia, heller like nu har jeg
opgivet Haabet derOm, sk9nt jeg
i Winter har yaret syg omtrent
hele Tiden. bet er iser mine
Nerver, Diet er gait med, og til
med vedbliver mine 0jne at bill
We daarligere. - Influenzaen er
ogsaa kommen heromkring / Aar
igen. / Flor slap vi fri for den,
sk9nt jeg ofte bes0gte Folk, som
havde Sygdommen. | Aar fix
jeg den sely for Alvor. Jeg har
kun veret udenfor ct Par Gan
ge de sidste to Uger. Doktoren
forb9d mig at gaa nd, for Ho-
stem standsede, men Diet oliver
der visit like noget af, da den
neppe standser, for Varmen
kommer. Vi var fire i Sengen
samtidig, jeg og de tire yngste
af Bernene. Min Hustru holdt
nd, indtil Vi kunde vere oven
Senge, saa MATTE ogsaa hun
ned; dog synes Diet, som hun
slipper nok saa let. Vor eldste
Son, Svend, haaber vi gaar fri.
Men Diet blev jo saa omtrent
bare Elendighed. Dog er Diet TX
Ike saa; thi vi har under Diet
altsammen ofte erfaret Herrens
hellige MARRIED."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Modersmaalets Bevarelse.

Her er like Tale ON, at vi
skal opgive Modersmaalet og TX
Ike tage Hensyn til de gamle og
andre, for hvem Dansk er HER
tesproget. De gamle, som har be-
gyndt og fortsat Diet kirkelige
Arbeide, og som fremdeles er
Kirkens fornemste Stotter, skal
like spttes nd af Betragtning.
0g senere og fremtidge Indvan-
drere skal der ogsaa tages Hen
syn til; deres kirkelige Behov
Dor modes.
Def Wide vere en- anden Vel
udenom Uf9ret, ON Vi slog alt
over i Engelsk. Der er visit faa
iblandt os, som tenker paa at
sette Skel mellem eldre og yn-
gre, mellem Foreldre og Born
log Berneb9rn) | lange Tlder
vii Vi komme til at opholde Diet
danske Sprog baade i Kirke, Sko-
lie og Litteratur.
bet er heri, Diet svere bestaar,
at Vi like kan finde Vel uden-
ON Tosprogsvanskeligheden, vi
maa igennem Uforet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Dansk Kirke i Udlandet. For.

ste hummer af yDanmarkspo-
STEM, ,,Dansk Samvirke"s Or
gan. er iblevet os tilsendt, og j
en- Artikel ,,Dansk Kirke i I'd
la1det'' laser vi bl. a.: EN-
Kreds af kirkeligt interesserede
Mend i Danmark har. .ment,
at der laa en- Opgave at stor Be-
tydning i Refining af at stptte
enhver Bestrabelse for at sam
lie Danske i Udlandet paa kirke-
ligt Grundlag for d~erigennem at
beware den Danskhed, som maa-
ske ellers vide gaa tabt. Med
dette Formal er der j Diet for
lgbne Aar dannet en- ny kirke-
lig Sammenslutning under Navn
af dansk Kirke j Udlan-
d e I, som i Slutningen at No
vember Manned traadte frem for
Offentligheden med en- Henven-
delse til Diet danske Folk. ON at
yde Stette til at ,,g6re Diet godt,
som den danske Menighed kun
alt for lange har fors9mt."
AT Bestyrelsens Melemmer Is
i alt) nevnes: Biskopperne Osten-
field, Koch og Ludwigs, Stifts-
provsterne Hoffmeyer, Liitzhoft
og Lindhardt, Pastor Skovgaard-
Petersen, Oberstlgjtnant Beutzin,
Greverne Carl og Joachim Molt-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

vi har nylig set den Tanke
udtalt, at vor Samfundsskole bur-
de have veret anlagt II Bak-
kerne bag we'd Council Bluffs .,
og at den, ON den i Diet hele
taget skal flyttes, endnu burde
lokaliseres der. At Udtalelsen
var alvorligt og erligt ment, er
hevet over al Twill. Den var
ogsaa ledsaget af en- Del Argu-
menter, som muligvis senere vii
fremkomme offentlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
K~ORRESPON-
DANCE.
Lungepesten kommer igen.

K9benhavn, |. Feb. 1920.
Den af Legerne im6desete Gen.
opblussen af den spanske Sy-
ge" har nu fundet Sted, og paa-
ny herger Sygdommen Befolk-
ningen. Ganske visit endnu like
med saa mango Dedsfald i sit
Felge som j Flor, men dog frem-
yisende ct ganske artigt Tai.
Da den spanske'' sidst besdg-
tie os, blev den hos os i eft Aar.
nemlig fra JUL 1913 I'll ruli
1919. ] Lsbet af Diet Aar an
meldtes der Landet over godt
100000 Tilf@lde, og da Lager
ne regner med, at der var lice
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

mango af vore Landsmend har
varet saaledes stillede her, at
de har yaret j Stand I'll at gil
We deres Born EN- Undervisning
j Dansk og paa Dansk, som kun
de yeje OPP imod, hvad de fix
paa Engelsk. De, der eynede Diet,
or smart talt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
SkOlesagen.

Foraaret mariner sig, og linden
vi tanker paa Diet er Tiden for
nmste Aarsm9de kommen; og
da har vi den meget vigtige Sag
at afgere, ON Skolen skal flyt-
ties fra Blair, Nebr., eller like.
Derfor er Diet n9dvendigt at den
ne Sag dreftes t~ilberligt, for vi
skal samles til neste Mode, for
da er der andre Sager, son maa
behandles ogsaa.
Vi MAJ da sporge hvad er der
i Vejen med Skolen, som den er,
og hyorfor skulde den flyttesY
Fit Par Uger for sidste Aarsm9-
de blev vi underrettet ON, gen
mem Bladene, at Skolebygninger-
ne j Blair var saa daarlige, at
de npsten var teller err falde-
fprdige. og at der burde samles
100000 eller mere I'll nye Sko-
lebygninger og til ct Skolefond.
Aarsmodet mente da, at a Still
lingen saaledes, at VI skulde be-
gynde helt forfra, da var det i
sin Orden at forhore andre Ste
der. hvilke Tilbud der muligvis
kunne opnaas. ~
bet ferste Spergsmaal maa da
blive: Err Skolebygningerne /
Blair saa daarlige, at Diet vii med
fore forholdsvis altfor store I'd
glitter at istandsette dem ? og hvis
de er, da maa der jo like alene
bygges nye, men de gamle Byg-
ninger maa tillige riyes ned, da
de ellers vii komme Ill at ligge
lige foran de nye.
Err Bygningerne allie sammen
saa gamle? Den nye Dampkedel
med tilhorende Bygning blew OPP
fort 1916; den sydlige Fl9j til
Skolen blev bygget 1904, og den
nordre Flpj og Pigernes Bygning
er visit begge to bygget siden
1896, saa oliver der 10 kun den
forste Bygning som kan preste-
re nogen Eide. kunde vi like
dengang bygge bcdre, end at
Bygningerne blev faldeferdige
ON en- 15-20 Aar, hyem garan-
terer saa for, at vi nu kan lbyg-
ge solidere7 M, da baade Ma
terialierne synes at we're daar-
ligere, og Haandyerkere har Ord
for at vere mere hensynsl9se.
En- Del vii altid blive slidt paa
en- Skole, SEASON Gulvene, ser
lig Gangene og Trapperne, men
de kunde vel fornyes billigere
end en- bel ny Skole kan opf9-
res. Men derfor var Diet jo, at
Aarsmedet yalgte den Syymands-
Komite af Fagmand paa Diet Om-
raade, og den maa vel sidde in
de med Ell hel Del Kendskab
desangaaende, som vi kan blive
meddelt en- rum It'd for anstun-
dende Aarsm9de.
Men hvis saa denne Komite
af syv Specialister underretter
os ON, at Diet hele err faldefRr-
digit, eller dog saa daarligt, at
Diet Wide koste omtrent ligesaa
meget at sette Bygningerne i
forsvarlig Stand som at opf9re
nye, da MATTE vi jo indr9mme F:
ia, saa hellere bygge nye, og me-
re tidssvarende Bygninger.
Men saa kommer vi til def an
Diet Spergsmaal, som maaske er
svarere at besvare, hvor skal vi
byggeY Skal vi bygge i Blair,
hvor der jo err kSbt mere Grund,
vel med den Tanke for Ole, ell
Ter skal vi flytte og bygge ct an
Diet Stedf