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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
WINSLOW

M. ard Mrs Harry Appleton an
sons. Lyman and Ralph. and Mr..
App.e,on's father. Thomas Appleton
have returned II Maiden, Mass. after
few days visit with Mrs Apple
toms sister. Mrs. Horace 8 Howard
Miss Minnie Butler has completed
her duties as nurse al the home o.
J. 3. Smith. Clinton Avenue. and r.
turned 20 Wate-vil.e-
Mrs. Enc Thomas has returned
from Portland after . v.s.; with ae-
daughter, Mrs.. Victor wo:ts:lg.
Mr.. enc Mrs. Thomas Fled have
returned TO Portland after q fen
days visit with their daughter. Mrs
Edith Gcoch OF First street
The farm Of Fred II. Ellis and Mrs
Nellie Ellis that was sold recently,
has been repurchased By Fred X
Ellis M-. and Mrs. George Bellows
have moved 70 the farm
Miss Agnes Totman has returned
from Brunswick where she passed a
few days with her sister. Mrs Ature
Stover. Walter Slower Of Bath &C
~AASS A4A1t1E SG- q
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wynaa have
returned to Benton after a few days
visit with their daughter. Mrs Ed
ward Chase
Fred L Simpson. Edward L Simp-
son and Mrs Ella McCausiin arc
passing q few days at M. Simpscn's
cottage al Owls Head
Mrs George S. Paine Is at Squirrel
Island for few days. having repairs
made On her cottage
". ?. Reynolds las purchased tbs
house located on the corner Of Bay
and Halifax streets. owned by Albert
Ellis and daughte-. Mrs. Jennie
FrieEe1t Of Woodfords.
Miss Caroline Hamlin has returned
from Benton after passing a few DAYS
with her parents MI and Mrs Hor-
ace Han,en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

were recent guests Of relatives -
Weber Pond
Mrs Mary StackpoIe has returned
TO Portland after passing weak xi.1
iaer cousin Mrs Lester siuuso7
MIS- Simpson Ms Anna S5-uso,
ana Howard Simpson accoopania5
Mrs Stackpo3e 10 Portland. ana s1s,
visited Old Orchard returning T,sz-
day evening.
James Herd has returned To Mad
son after few days visit with r.
Iirss il town
TIE Freshman cis.. q -. 49,.
school gave q recspuo. o. Ty..ssy
evening 70 :~o o. its -enb.-. Ws..
Seaoeaa I1.gieE Who /. % e %
CaIuoraia 70 reside AID Miss Vars-.
caa Montosky. who xili leave $40,
'or Massachusetts 10 make her hone
mere I.I-ty-six ware present a-a
very enjoyable evening vas passed
with delightful program. II IL
hA1e OF the class the Misses T5-y7ax,
and Mo-tosky were each preserves
with a st-1ng Of beads
The weekly meeting Of II. Iss,s.
OF the Thistle Club has been a.
oourned 70 September.
Open air concert al the Taeo--s-
Club house grounds Friday avArf-e
from 10 2 O'clock wa.e-vIT,e Mi
itary band VIII furnish muse 1z-r-
ing IN the gymnasium from 8 70 -
Music by Barney's orchestra
Lawrence Mulhollsnd has -s,u--es
70 Clarsnon-- y. H
Maurice BeEard Is IN Boston for =
brief visit
Floyd Pooler has returned 70 wal
than, Mass
Mrs Eugene wnan has gone 70
Snithaeld 70 reside az the home Of
her son- L J. Wynan.
Miss Alice Wrigiey, z nurse a. The
Eye ard Ear Inh-na-y al Portland
Is guest Of relatives
The following marriage intentions
were recorded Tuesday: Louis Fer
nald and Eva Pouin and a-hur
Trafton and Mrs. Ellen E. Prize al
Of this town
The regular Grange meeting viii
be held Friday evening Al the han.
The first and second degrees will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
SIDNEY

James 4 Fseld Of Oakland passed
the weekend At his hoDe here
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Ph;lbr5ck -
Eagoweu ara in town for 9 s1o-t
say
Frank .. Bazr-ef
Brock.oa. Mass. were in town Sat-r-
day. 70 attend the funeral O. his late
brothe-- Turner A Barr.
Ar. and Mrs 3 L Taylor q Farm
5lg6sse were N town SATURDAY. 20 a.
tend the funeral Of the late Turner
A. Barr
s = Clark has recently sold his
farm aa5 is moving 70 yassalboro.
wEST-Mrs- F-a6 Taylor is II with
bronchitis
Lawrence Barry IF Portland passed
1he weekend and Memorial Day with
his mother. Mrs. Fred Taylor. NJ.
Barry tas completed his work with
1he book-bia6sv N Portland. aa5
VII b foreman <o- bindsry in Lew
z<ton
NJ. and Mrs Ernest Wright Of Al
gUsta vert guests al the Richardson
homestead for the Weekend
Mrs Lillian Benson Of Wa.sryiIie
e passing the summer with her son,
Harold Benson On the Pond road
Nj and Mrs Willis Richards and
daughters q AUGUSTA were callers
recently O. Mss Lois woodward.
~. aaa Mira Richards were q. tie
home O. &c. sister, Mrs William
B,R.sdeu o. Sunday.
Tie services a. the Baptist church
are interesting and well attended.
Thsre VII be services June s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

conferred upon q large class OF can !
dida.es
Mrs George Gilman. Benton ave- !
nue., has returned from Troy. where
she was the guest OF relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Libby and two
children. have returned from Albion.
where they passed q week with rei2-
Cves.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert L Martin Of
East winslow are the parents Of =
daughter. born May 81. The little
miss weighed eight pounds
! c. H Young has returned 20 Fair
field. after visit with Alec LaFon-
raire-
/ Mrs Harry Weber and two chill
dren. who had been staying At the
home Of M. and Mrs. Irving Tyler.
East Ninslow, have gone 10 Weeks
Mills
Mrs Willis Lander Of Albion and
Mrs Ada Powell Of Eaverhin. Mass.
were guests Wednesday OF Mrs A
E Martin OF East Winslow.
/. Albert Ellis has returned 70 Wood
to-ds- after = few days stay II town
/ Daniel Mason has been the guest
o. relatives n Bath, and O. his way
i home 20 Madison. passed Wednesday
with his cousin, D. B. Mason
c T. Gilman. who has been en-
ployed II town for several years, has
gone TO New York state 10 reside
TIE four &C. drama Valley
Farm was successfully presented
by the Cushnoc Grange Dramatic
club Of Riverside az the Grange hall.
Wednesday evening, 10 fair attend
ance. Dancing followed Music was
furnished by Harlow's orchestra
Nj and Mrs w 8. Getcheil and
daughter, Irene and son. William
OF Augusta. were visitors II town on
Wednesday
Nj and Mrs Byron Chapman and
daughter. Edna. who have resided
or the F. C Drummond farm since
last fall, have gone % Athens 70 re-
SIDE
James Morgridge has moved to
the house recently vacated by Nj
and Mrs Albert Bickford-
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Libby Of Wa
tervilie, recently were guests Of their
daughter. Mrs Gilbert Picard
The calendar committee Of the
llrhgow club will meet Saturday
afternoon al go, with Mrs Frank
G. Pooler- The members Of the
club are invited 10 attend
NJ. and Mrs J. z. Bellows OF East
WINSTON. have moved TO Canada
Mrs Jennie Withee who Is stop
ping al Weber Pond. was a guest
Wednesday Of Mrs A. A. kidder.
Clinton avenue
! James Nlv5son of Beacon street
has purchased z new automobile
Russell Il. Simpson who is Ill with
the pneumonia is reported as get
ting along nicely.
Miss Doris Simpson OF Vassalboro.
was Al overnight guest Tuesday Of
Miss Clara Thing. Benton avenue.
Miss Rhoda Dean and Parker Pat
Jersoa. students az the University of
Maine. have arrived home TO pass
the summer vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Teiephone Conference

Local heads Of departments Of tie
New England Tel & Tel Co. were
IN Brunswick Thursday 70 attend the
annual conference OF the managers
wire chiefs and chief operators OF
the Maine division o. the com pa1y
which vas Lel5 II tie K Of P. hal
The following executive officers from
Boston we're present: NJ B Jones.
president: Z W Joagiey. wee pres
dent T J. Fse1sy. assistant 70
president: c 3 Pierce. general COM
sci: C x Manson. chief engineer; L.
Y. whitney. general commercial ST.
perin.sndent: George H Dresser.
general superintendent Of plant a-6
B J Bowen, general superintendent
O. traEc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

IL - an established fAct thEt one
taADooafnl az HheEmA tAken occe .
Day Tor . veSy khoRt tine has driven
Of racked- esppied and despa-r.ng
rAeznaSsc1
While povRful gratifying AID
quSck-acting RheuDA contains no
Hnecotsc& IL absolutely harmless. AID
a. ns-coss- small - 3. q. VIII be re-
funded TIE magic name has reached
nearly every hamlet and there are
hUn6recs OF druggists who can seia
you OF the good il has done II some
u ne very worst cases
II YOU are tortured with rheuua-
Csm Or sCassca ycr can get bottle
% Rheuna from Bow6itch-Wehs.s-
Co. for NO: more than IS cents with
r7c .you OF all rheumatic suffering
your money viii be cheerfuify re-
fuyne6--A6v. nay1e-tn.4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Ctah-Huahes

Miss Lillian I Hughes and Leslie
e. Clarke were united II marriage
Saturday evening. May p. a. 10
S-ass street, Portland. b. Rev
James F. Albion. pastor Of tie Con
sress Square Cniversal,s, church
TIE Gouhle ring service was Useo-
TIE groon's mother. Mrs J. A
Clarke attended the bridal couple
The bride wore 3 travelling suit OF
blue with LAT IN harmony Mrs
Clarke formerly resided In this city
and was employed for number o.
years g. the State House Mr.
Clarke is q well known Portland
man and Is Eoo- manager al the
Thomas Smiley Co. II Portland
After Z brief wedding trip Nj and
Mrs. Clarke viii RESIDE az 81 Spring
STREET Portland No cards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
NEWPORT

f. Leon Rinss q Pi-tsheid, Frank
Harding Of St Adams and Ear,
Farmer Of Newport. went before
Judge Blatsdsu II the Newport NUM-
opal court Monday and paid fire ana
costs amounting 10 s27a5 each for
catching white perch On Lake Sehas-
ticook Sunday. May 30
A merry party consisting Of the
Senior Class Of the Newport High
School with a few invited guests
went Saturday 20 Turner'S landing
where they occupied some Of the
Turner Camps until Monday evening.
TIE party vas chaperoned By Mrs.
Herman Weithaase and NJ. and Mrs
Earl Bruce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
TROY
Mrs Mary Dee-ins Rhease.

CENTER-On Tuesday, May 18th
al her home in Troy occurred tbs
death Of Mrs Otis B Rhoades. afte,
iong Illness Of yalvulsr heart troy
bic
sne vas born in Fairfield on June
S9th- 1888. and resided there u.ti]
ner marriage Besides hsFs hushz I'D
she leaves z niece and q nephew. q
grandniece. a stepdaughtsr and .
step grandson.
Funeral services were held on Nav
9TH In Troy. Interment was "a,
Fairfield.
Miss Caro- Eoxie OF Portland. Ho--
ace Barnham. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Could and Mrs. Eva Marsh Of Old
Town and Mrs Ida Jewest and Har-
r Patterson Of Dirmont were among
the out Of town friends present
Thursday. ar the funeral o. the late
Mrs Otis B. Rhoades-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
BELGRADE

M and Mrs Wendell D. Rock
wood and daughter Jeanette. ac-
conpanied by Miss Elizabeth Ken
nedy. Mrs Mary Tracy and Mr. Fos-
ter passed the weekend with Mr.,
and Mrs E P MeKissick having
come from Cambridge IN their car.
Mr. Mckissick accompanied the par-
~ On their return TO Massachusetts.
Miss Rorena Wadieigh Of Water
Vile has been the guest OF her mo-
ther IN town for few days.
Miss Ruth Cummings. assistant In
winthrop High schooa. Frances Nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

not Bates, - Fannie Yeston Of
Eauowel Marguerite Watson n
Winthrop and J. Earle Nosher
Bates q, were among the young
people who were at home for the
holidays
Mrs Mary Tracy Of Ut Vernon is
the guest Of Mrs Jane lockwood.
Byron Caswell Of Portland was tie
guest Of his sister. Mrs George Yea
ton for the week end
Mr. and Mrs J. c Minos Of Wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

John B Dyer. ". J. Dostie. Y. A
Cameron all of Augusta and c. II.
Williams and Ralph Lewis Of Ga-di-
ner and J. p Rate OF Winthrop
with George Bowies. the local man
zger OF the Metropolitan Insurance
Co. were IN Lewiston Wednesday
for the day. making the trip II Mr..
BoEles' automobile They attended
q meeting Of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

The place known as the Marcia
fA-n which was sold by Mr.. Ma-css
70 = : Sme6eers anS recently par-
chased by N. g Chase has new Been
resoio By Mr.. Chase 70 Mr., Msrcss
J. s Snedesrg VIII srn-neass,ssr
move nas family 70 tAear new horne
near Boston.
The Tooey Mn Is not running I'm
tine owing 10 how water,
A0A Foss q SkpwAexs. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
hckenny- 6iseic~~

The marriage OF Edwin Chester
Mchenny and Daisy Belle Bigelow
took place at the High Street Union
Church Parsonage, Thursday. al two
O'Clock. the single ring ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. J. ". Rsy-
nol1s- M and Mrs McKsnny vii,
make their home in Newport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

'Sr.owl Mass passed tie Ao,sasr~
via NJ. Minors mother in town
MISS Helen Russell who has n>~,
: guest 81 the Stuart hiss scrs =, 49,
nome In Sanford for the surn,sr
James Tese1cs has rssu-nas =,
Washington n, g where - ~Sr
take III his work fer the su--,s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

The z z Newbe-t Agency has
sold the z B. Thorne dwelling house
property at 81 Stone street. 20 Solan
w Prrin.on Of Richmond Mr..
Purnton has bought for home and
expects 70 take possession before
Juty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Dr. a o. Thomas. State supe-in-
tsode1. Of schools. and Josiah Tsy-
lo-. inspector OF high schools. were
IN Oakland this week looking over
the various localities for Z ner high
school building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Eugene Wyman

Eugene Wynan, who was badly
burned Thursday evening when his
late home On the Wynsn road was
destroyed by fire. died Friday morn
ing al the hospital in Skowhegau
Mr.. Wyrnan was - years Of age His
wife son L J. Wyman Of Smith
field. also an adopted son. Harold
Wynan- survive The funeral se--
vices were held Monday morning a,
the Methodist church al North Vas
saihoro- Rev. John Gibson. the pas
tor, omcisted- The Aoral tributes
were beautiful. The infernen, was
In the North vassaiboro cemetery.
Mrs Ellen Garland has returned
from Skcwhesan. where she was a
guest Of her grandchndrer. Nj. ami
MS Charles D. Robinson.
Mrs. Nellie Ellis is the cues. for 4.
few days a her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Rhoades Mrs. Ellis plans "a
leave Saturday for Augusta whers
she VIII make her home.
Mr.. ana aErs- r.. s. Newell Mr..
Nettie Davis ana Mig Eva Hssxias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

ncrea into the II. c. Chase tc1S "
Main street
MS Roscoe S.ac&pols mo -
nss1 visiting II A-coS.ook has
turned 70 tse ha--s =. hs- 5a2stis'
Nrs Farley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrick and
daughter, Miss Carolyn Ee--ick have
returned 70 their home In this city
after visiting II Oakland with
friends and relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

have returned 70 their hcze Il this
CITY after TtErng n Oakland for q
short time as guests Of III. and Mrs
william Il. WHEELER.
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80 &Al&
AUGUSTALOCALS

Benjauin " Bradaury q Fair
6eic was n the city Wednesday for
the day Oh business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Mrs Ellen Stur-svaut Of this city
Is visiting Mrs Mary Sturtevant Of
Oakland Heights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
LOCAL NOTICE

The Heatherden Tea Shop win
close Friday. June 4, and VIII remain
closed unta Monday. June -.
jn4d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Mrs. Aalas LsavI-, Las resumed
se: duties e clerk 9. tie D. ".
ADAMS &c. store ate. q few Gays
VET II Ter home L. Oak,ant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
NOTICE

Debtors to the estate OF Edward
counts within the next two weeks
Failing to do so the accounts win be
placed for collection and legal process.
GEORGIANNA DOYON,
Gae (. 1890. Administrative
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

The State Banking Department 10
verifying the Savings Deposits Of all
Trust Companies and Savings Banks
located In AUGUSTA. HALLOwEIL
and GARDINER
Savings Depcsitors OF the above
banks should at once present their
Pass Books at the Banks for verifca-
ton.
lune4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

The Dental oifices OF Augusta win
be closed at noon on Saturdays dur
ing the months Of June. July and
August mAy2efri3t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
bet gamle Teberias fundet?

,,Mpls. Tidende' meddeler fra
London under IS. Aug: Et Te-
legram til London Times" fra
Jerusalem siger, at man tror at
have fundet Diet Sted, hvor Diet
gamle Teberias laa. Jgdiske Ar
bejdere, der var / Ferd med at
bygge en- Statsvej ner den nu-
varende By Tabariyette, opda-
gede de formentlige Runner al
den By, der spillede saa fremra-
gende en- Role j Jgdernes og de
f9rste Kristnes Historic. Da Re,
sterne af de gamle Mure og S0j-
Ter begyndte at komme for Da-
gen, standsede Regeringen ole,
blikkelig Arbejdet. Direkt9ren
for Departmental for Fortids-
minder bes6gte derpaa Stedet,
ledsaget af to Mend af den j9-
diske Forskerforening. Forenin,
gen har givet Tilladelse til at To-
retage Udgravninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Fenger Hospitals Indvielse. Y

vii her med ct Par Ord henlede
Opmerksomheden paa EN- Be
kendtg9relse andet Steds i Bla.
Diet ON dette danske Hospital i
Omaha Indvielse den %. Sept.
ON Eftermiddagen Kl. 2. bet er
det storste Fellesforetagende i
sit Slags af Danske i Amerika.
De, der har sat Foretagendet j
Gang, har visit, at de vii have
Kirkefolket med, bl. a. we'd at
.indbyde de to danske Kirkesam-
funds Formend I'll at tale i Ind
vielses- Modet, og de har sor-
get for kirkelig Betjening paa
Hospitalet. Lad os, hvem der han
Lejlighed, wise vor Interesse we'd.
at mode frem I'll Indvielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Sporten og Religionen. l

opoften og henglonen. l en-
Afhandling / Sphere ON de
Farer, der i religios Henseende
truer de unge Mend j vor It'd,
neyner Sekreter NJ. w. Elsasser
blandt mango andre ogsaa den
over ale Grenser udyiklede lie.
gemspleje. bet hedder i Artik-
len: Il ale Lande har Legemets
Pleje / de senere Aar gennem de
moderne Sportsforeninger faaet
en- stark Understregning. Hyem
Wide like glede sig heroyerq
Legems- og Sundhedspleje er at
.beydelig Indflydelse paa Livet
.og paa Menneskers Ydeeyne.
Men enhver Oyerdriyelse heyner
sig paa en- eller anden Made.
bet oliver mere og mere Skik
iser at anvende S0ndagen, Her
rens Dag, til Legemsoyelser og
Sport, og her. ligger der en- Fare
for mango unge Mend. S j &c e.
p1ejen lider \ o d. Al h0re
og tanke over Herrens Ord kom-
mer i Baggrunden. Trods ale
legemlige Yindinger og trods en-
For9gelse af de legemlige Kref-
ter vii man kupne iagttage ct
Tab med Hensyn til Person.
lighed d. Mennesket lever like
af Brod alene."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
De to Observation-Disclosures

Anledning at ct Sp9rgsmaal ON
deres Religion skriyer The Lu-
theran-; Zen Ting kan Skriben.
ten sige: han var i Ohio for TX
Ike lenge siden, og han skonne,
de, at Medborgere og intime Ven,
ner af Senator Harding og Gu,
vernon Cox mener, at de begge
er code Mand = / moralsk Hen
seende. vi forsikredes at nogle,
som vi stoler paa, at skidne An
greb paa nogen af dem Wide vac
re uretferdige og uden Grund,
hvad deres Borgerskab angaar.
Begge tilhorer Kirken. Harding
er Baptist, og Mr.. Cox holder sig
til United Brethren. Ingen al
dem har nedladt sig til politiske
Kneb / tidligere Kampagner, og
begge har yeret PROGRESSIVE lon.
nede med Ohio elgernes Stem.
mer. Hyer af dem tror paa sil
PARTS Principper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Betydningen at Livet i Hem.

met. Felgende Udtalelse af Gu
vernon Coalidge, den republican.
ske Vicepresident-Kandida faldt
j Slutningen af hans Modtagel-
sestale og meddeles her efter
The Christian Work.:
,,Amerikas Bestemmelse, diets
Storhed ligger omkring Hjemmets
Arne. Dersom Flid og Industri
leres der, og der ofte vises Elk
sempel paa Selyopofrelse, dersom
ERE og h9je Idealer Dor der,
dersom Ansamling af Rigdom I'M
der ordnes Dannelsen af Karak-
ter, saa vii Amerika leve j Tryg-
he'd, glade sig we'd stor Frem.
gang og god Regering hjemme,
og j Fred, med Agtelse og Tillid
udadtil. Dersom disse Dyder
mangler, saa gives der ingen
Magt, som kan erstatte disse
Velsignelser. Hold derfor Ole
med Hjemmets Arne. Der ligger
hele Americas Haab."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
ON kirkeig Forening i Skot-

land skriver Past. G. paa Fgr.
eerne til os:
Arbejdet paa Genforeningen al
de 2 st9rste skotske Kirker -
Statskirken og den Forenede Fri
kirke, er nu saa langt fremskre-
den, at den endelige AfgSrelse
kun beror paa, ON Parlamentet
vedtager ct Loyforslag, der er
fremsat af Statskirkens Repre-
sentation, og som tillader nogle
smaa n9dvendige Forandringer j
DENIES Love, som muligg6r For
eningen, der er vedtaget med
overvaldende Majoritet af begge
Kirkers Generalforsamlinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

Sc; jeg var torstig, og | CAV
mig at drikke jeg var fremmed'
0. 5. v. MT. %, 30 fig
Bet har gjort mig ondt at Sc,
at man har kunnet henge sig !
de Lereforhandlinger, Council
engang forte i Chicago, og bru-
&c dem som en- Undskyldning
for like at tage Del med i Diet
velsignede Arbejde. Ligesaa har
Diet gjort mig ondt at legge
Merke til, at nogle har dristet
sig til at kalde det ,,tysk Pro
Ipaganda og saa holdt den hjal-
Ipende Hand tilbage, fordi Ty-
skerne skulde have noget af det.
der indsamledes.
Hvad har man gjort we'd def
lGuds Ord ,,Om din Fjende hung
rer, Civ ham Mad 0. S. V.
bet er netop Arbejde, som \
j.. Council foretager, vi Dor slut.
tie os sammen ON, hvis Vi vi
vente Guds Velsignelse over wort
Arbejde. Lad os faa mere prak.
fisk Kristendom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Lutheran Brotherhood Mode.

Lutheran Brotherhood vii hol-
de Mode j Washington, D. c.,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
FENGER HOSPITALS
INDVIELSE.

F9lgende har vi modtaget med
Anmodning ON Optagelse:
On September %, 1920 the
new Danish Memorial Hospital
will be dedicated. An appropri-
ate program has been arranged,
which will be of great interest.
Prominent speakers will make
short talks, among them being
Rev. g. b. Christensen, Rev. N.
+. Gravengaard, Mayor Ed. p.
Smith and Mrs. Fenger of Chi
cago.
The hospital will be open for
inspection from 8 \. NJ. to 10
p. NJ. The dedication ceremony
starts promptly at 2 p. NJ. Sep
TENDER 22nd was chosen because
ii is the day of the Aksarben
Electrical Parade and it was felt
that many Danish Americans
would be glad of the opportunity
to visit Omaha on that date so
as to attend the dedication cere.
mony in the afternoon and wit
ness the parade in the evening.
The Board of Directors ex-
tend to all Danish Americans a
most cordial invitation to attend
this ceremony as this is the first
Danish Memorial Hospital erect
ed in the United States. Every
one should feel it his duty to
be present if at all possible.
The hospital is easily access
ible from any Of the down town
hotels being located n block
south Of 26th & Farnam Streets.
An orchestra will be present
and render appropriate music.