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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

i'HAPPEN|N NGS ABOUT
!. ! CITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
Easter services will be held in the
Jewish Temple at 730 o'clock Thurs
day evening.
The intiatory degree of the order
will be conferred Wednesday night
by Sarepta Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Another Virginia concern just
! chartered is the Taylor Truck COM
pany of Alexandria headed by Fred
Taylor. of Sellers. Md.
The Ladies Moose Heart Legion
will be instituted tonight at Nc
burney's Hall. King and Washington
streets. at 80 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion has been post
poned from tomorrow. Wednesday,
evening, to Friday at the Chamber
of Commerce.
The dance last night in the Elks'
Auditorium of the knickerbocker
Club was most enjoyable affair and
dancing was kept up until u late
hour.
Mrs. Charles Creighton Carlin
will entertain tomorrow afternoon
from to 8, at her home, 2l5 north
Washington street, in honor of Mrs.
A. Mitchell Palmer.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Second Baptist Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. +. o.
Purvis, PIG South St. Asaph street,
Tuesday. at s p m. \ full attend
ance is urgently requested.
The election Of officers by R. E.
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans.
was postponed last night until the
next regular monthly meeting. Only
routine business was disposed Of
last night.
The Mason Dixon Players will
hold an important rehearsal at the
Community Center tonight at 1:45
in preparation for. the May Ball.
All members are urgently requested
to be present.
The jubilee Social Club will hold.
its Easter dance Wednesday even
ing in Odd Fellows Hall, North Co.,
lumbus street. This, dance will no
doubt prove as. complete a success
as all former affairs of this popular
organizations. - II I,
In the circuit court for this city
in. vacation the will Of James Elliott,
dated September A., 1919, has been
admitted to probate. Testator leaves.
mis- estate to relatives and names
George H. Hatcher. of 433 l-2 Sixth
street. southwest. Washington. as
executor.
Miss Ruth Thompson Howell, who
has spent the past two years working
in .Lenox Hill Settlement, New York.
is now in this city and will take up
her work among girls here. Miss
Howell is temporarily located with
Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, at 4Os
Duke street: =.
I The first Community Center
Euchre will be held Thursday, April
9Th. at the Center, on Duke and
Royal streets The new furniture will
be in use at this time, and an unus-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

The dance last night in the Elks'
Auditorium of the knickerbocker
Club was most enjoyable affair and
dancing was kept up until u late
hour. J!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

The election Of officers by R. E.
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans.
was postponed last night until the
next regular monthly meeting. Only
routine business was disposed Of
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

Earl Crockett, % years old; died
last night after a long illness, at the
residence of his father, Hugh S.
Crockett. r12s King Street. He is
survived by his wife and two child
ren,, The deceased was employed
as ta,:cterk at the Potomac yards.
,rl,c sfuneral7 viii be held from the
residence at p. NJ, Wednesday, con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. =. P.
Phillips. Burial will be in Bethel
cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

Mrs. Charles Creighton Carlin
will entertain tomorrow afternoon
from i to 6, at her home, 2l5 north
Washington street, in honor of Mrs.
A. Mitchell Palmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Second Baptist Church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. +. o.
Purvis, PIG South st. Asaph street,
Tuesday. at s D m. \ full attend
ance is urgently requested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06

Frank H.. Ballenger and others
have. sold to. Mrs Mary Emma Simp-
son and husband "a house and lot on
TIE south. side of Queen between
Royal and, Pitt streets; William l..
Norford ant! wife have sold to Rob-
EFT L. Kane one; half interest in
the Humphreys Hotel on the north
side of Cameron between Royal and
Fairfax streets..-.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
WET" IN 50 OF 67
 BAY STATE TOWNS
Some Places Turn From Dry Column For First Time in Their
 Histories.

Boston, March 5.-Almost fifty seven voted wet in their annual town meeting Monday, complete re- turns showed today. The majority of these towns returned substantial wet" majorities despite the fact that almost all had voted consistently dry for many years. Additionally dry towns, like Rockport, Middle boro, Lincoln and Mansfield, voted wet" for the first time in their his tory. The few towns that stuck to the dry column did so in most cases by narrow margins or by sub stantially reduced naajorities.
 Rockport, noted North Shore town, had long been known as the Bay States rock ribbed temperance town. In the early sos women with hatchets raided and wrecked the ''grog shops" The Supreme court decided in favor of the women.
 Brookline voted in favor of license. 1,449 to 1,093. It was the first time in thirty-four years that this town, the largest and wealthiest in the State, had voted yes.
 Among the latest towns to make returns and which went wet" were Dedham, Essex, Wilmington, Andover. Hull, Randolph, Barnstab ble Hop kinton. Milford, .Cohasset. Bedford, Natick and North Andover. Among the dry towns are Winthrop, Win chester. Wellesley. Dartmouth. Read ing, Hopedale, Southboro. N1endon, Westwood and Saugus
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
CAT IN A FURNACE
 PROVES ITS HEATLESS
Court Hears Inspectors Testimony, Then Fines House Owner
 $500

New York, March S.-Dr August l.. Peter, a wealthy surgeon dentist, Of 125 East 64th street, was fined $500 yesterday by, Magistrate Brough in Municipal Term Court for failure to provide heat of 65 degrees in the fifteen-famly house owned by him at 19 West 11Sth street.
 Inspector Hardart of the board of health testified that on Feb. IT he visited the building. found the tenn perature as low as 51 degrees, and asked the iantor William T. Day: Whats the matter?''
 T can't help it." Day replied; the furnace is piping hot"
 To the health inspector the furna ca seemed stone cold. Just then q black cat, he testified. scampered from the lower door of the furnace, where it would have been burned to death had there been a fire, Hardart as- serted.
 Are you sure it wasn't a pink ele- phant you saw" counsel for the owner asked Hardart.
 Hardart. was firm, however, and so was Magistrate BrGGgh. after hear ing the stories of several tenants.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
LORD GRET'S SIGHT
 SAVED BY DENT
American OCulist First Suspd Teeth Affected Eses-AmericI
 Dentist Does the Rest.

Washington, March 3.-Eisc| Grey, who during his recent triI the United States as Special ba ssador was on the verge of be@ ing totally blind, was saved bJ Washington dentist working in junction with Dr. William Hol Winner, the noted oculist. The ish Embassy today announced Dr. Arthur Le Grand Harvin formed the dental operation aftel Wilmer had diagnosed Viscl Grey'S eye ailment as a condition sulting from affected teeth.
 Although NiscounI Grey had troubled by his eyes before lea England, it was not until after had been in the United States s time that his condition became ious. Early in October his began failing rapidly.
 It was at this time that Dr. mer was requested to take chars the case. He became convinced trouble was in a large measure to the condition of Viscount G teeth. Dr. Marvin was called in confirmed the diagnosis.
 Viscount Grey paid fis first l. 10 the office of pr. HarvIr1 on Is and at that time he could see to read and had to be led b. attendant Dr. Marvin found molars ahsces One, I upper in the right iaw-having. t great prongs-was shown by thu ray to have been treated in s,st way by a previous operation
 necrosis of the bone had devefc This tooth was cut open, drainag, troduced and later the tooth was tracted. The other tooth was in such bad condition and wassss Within two weeks viscount G eyesight had improved to such extent that he could read with g-, ease than he had been able to f long time and before Christmas remained only the after effects oi intense strain the British states had subjected his eyes to sdurins previous few months.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

v. Plainville. Conn. March l. 1920.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
Delays May Result in Postpone
 ment of Town Meeting
WILL CUT GRAND LIST 1
Necessity of 20 Mill Rate is General-
 ly Conceded-kenSinsto and East OnIy-Grange Initiates Class of 20.

There is a possibility that he ad
 iourned town meeting, which has been called for Monday evening may be postponed for week or more as the board of relief is still at work on the revision of the grand list and may not be able to complete its work foRr another week. Owing to the large number of applications for
 statements by property owners, the
 amount of work entailed this year in
 readiusting has been extremely diff
 tcult and laborious. The Berlin Con-
 struction company and the American
 Paper Goods company have both } srtered applica tions for aba dement's sqd investigation of their stateme ents has caused further delay.
 As soon as the board of relief finishes it's work the board of finance Nill take the revised grand list and make up the tax rate which will be Recommended to the taxpayers as nec- essary to meet the expenses for the ems suing year The rate will be at l1east 20 mills despite the rumors to the contrary, as the town must meet Tits" obligations, officers argue. The Rsta tement that the town could bond
 Itself for part of the expenses de-
 tailed in the budget is not sound, a member Of the finance board states as it would necessitate passing by the state legislature on such a move. The present bonded indebtedness of S12,- 900 on the town had to be passed on by. legislature before the town could be empowered to bond itself.
 Estimates on the proba ble figures
 of the revised grand list were placed at s3,60Oo0O or a decrease of s200,ooo from the original figures. A 20 mill tax would bring in but S72,- 900 and the budget calls for s100,-
 000. More than S10.000 will be re- ceived from outside sources. however.
 which will be added to the amount
 received from taxation.
 Fire Districts Only.
 East Berlin and kenSington cannot form boroughs but can be organized
 into fire districts. Francis Deming said
 this morning. He took exception to
 a Statement that the districts were considering obtaining a borough char
 ter. To obtain a borough cha rter it is necessary for the state 1egisIa ture to pass on the measure. A water system, such as mentioned. would have to be passed on by the legislature before it could be made possibility.
 A fire district will permit of civic \ i'm improvements such as the laying of 1 walks and the acquiring of proper 1 ties for community purposes, but will not permit of water rights. Berlin district is known as the Worthngton fir~ district and can levy taxes upon
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

program Tn charge and has arranged supper after which there will be speeches and a musical program. Ev- cry m enl Der with a younger brother has been requested to attend and bring the brother. All men of the church; and. friends have also been in vited to attend.
 To Give Play.
 A number of East" Berlin people will presents q. play at,,Athletic hall Friday evening O. this. week. The proceeds are to be used for the en- la rgement Of the East Berlin public library. Dancing will follow the play. Mckeon's orchestra will furnish the music.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
SCHOOLS CONSOLIDATED.
Officers and Sea Training Classes of
 Shipping Board Affected.

Washington, March 3.-Consolids- uon of the officers training school and the sea service training school of the shipping board into one de- partment under the direction of Cap tain Irving L.. Evans with headquar- ters at New York was announced to- day by the shipping board. No change in the various officers schools in defi- mite sections of the country is con templated, it was stated the two services being consolidated to cen tralize the supervision of the work,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

Go down to the Doherty Market if you want the best, this week we will have Fancy Vermont Turkeys and Ducks. fine Bioilers. Roasting Chick ems. Fowls, Prime Steer Beef, Native Veal, Eastern cut Pork. Spring Lamb, Fresh Shoulders. SWeetbreads. Calves Liver. H. (. Tripe, Lamb Stew, 15c per lb. Swjr's Premium Hams and Bacon. Sperry and Barnes Hams and Bacon. Shoulders, Boiled Ham, SauSages and Sausage Meat, all the best brands of COffeeS, Teas and canned goods.
 Pure Maple. Syrup with those sriddIe cakes Sunday morning.
 Telephone orders given careful at- tentiOn at
 DOHERTYiS
 a06 Arch St. Tel. 144D
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

ciation at the club rooms in I. O. O. F. block tom orrow evening at o'clock.
 Recovers Lost Roll.
 A stranger entered the post office this morning and inquired for the ad- dress of J. E. kellogg. He was told the latter lives on New Britain ave- nue. The inquirer said he lost $2o d few days ago and that he saw an ad- vertisemen in The Herald stating that a sum of money had been found. He comm unicated with the adver- tiser and found that Mir. kelogg was the finder Of the money.
 Mrs. Abbic Cooke.
 The funeral of Mrs. Abhe l.. Cook. wife of John W. Cooke. was held this afternoon at , o'clock at her late home on Hough street. Rev. E. c. Gillette. pastor of the Consre gational church, officiated. The pail bearers were Stanley s. Gwillirn, Charles K. Clark. Frank Usher. James Usher, Frank Ellis land Jeremiah Lewis. Interment was in West ceme- terv.
 Start First Aid Class.
 The local Boy Scout troop has started a class in first aid to the in jured and a large percentage O the m emb bers have enrolled in the class. It has been decided to give the new m en bcrs one month in which to qualify for the tenderfoot tests or be dropped from the troop. The double card system of collecting dues is now in effect. A meeting of the troop will be held this evening in Grange hall.
 Lenten Glass Meeting.
 The Lenten Mission Study class of the Church of Our Saviour will meet this evening at 7:30 at the .rectory. The parish guild will hold food sale at the home of Mrs. James A. Eaton of West Main street Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 Miss Mary Prior.
 Funeral services for Miss Mary Prior, who died yesterday, will be at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev John F. Fay, the pastor, will celebrate a high mass of requiem ceiving vault at West cemetery to await interment in St. Josephs Catholic cemetery.
 l"IHf11IS
 Mrs. Anna Gray Bree has com pletely recovered from recent ill., ness and will resume her duties as assistant organst at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy tom orrow.
 Wilfred Boliver has rented a store on West Main street and will conduct a vulcanizing establishment.
 Mr and Mrs. A. Bridgman have returned from wedding trip to Northfeld, Mass, and will reside on Broad street.
 Sequassen lodge, I. O. c. F., will hold regular meeting tomorrow evening in the club rooms in Odd Fellows block.
 The Standard Steel & Bearings O., is renovating the Cowles house on West Main street and will use it as living quarters for employees.
 James NIinelIo of Whiting street has recovered from a recent illness.
 Frank Skinner has entered the em- plov of the Standard Steel S- Bear ing company
 Miss Nora Mccarthy has recovered from an illness of two weeks at her home on Pearl street
 NOTICE.
 The Annual Meeting of the Plain vile Cemetery Association will be held in the Office of the Town Clerk on Monday evening, March s, 1920
 All persons interested in the care and improvement of the Gem meteries a re urged to be present and give as sistance in the care and mana gem ent of the me.
 R. c. USHER. Secretary. Ioir IIo Mo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
AT sToR

Naar man har registreret
Bonds, som man vii betale sin
Subscription med til Skolens
Byggefond, saa maa man like
skriye dem over til Den forene-
de d. ey. luth. Kirke, men til:
Otto Hansen n, Treasurer; thi
err de skrevet over I'll den fore
nede Kirke, har Otto Hansen i
fslge Loven ingen Ret til at ia
ge imod dem. Det err Order fra
Washington, ID. G.
j. J. Kildsig,
Formand ! Indsamlings-
/. Komiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
HVEM BERER ANSVARET?

| Danskeren Mr.. 80. af Is.
Dec. er der az II. ?. Hansen an
meldt TO danske Julehefter
(,,Klokkerne kimer" og Der
ude fra som han siger faas
/ D.. L. Publ. House. bet er i
midlertid Hefter, som Hnset TX
Ike har paa Lager. Sligt kan for
aarsage Forlagshuset megen T.
lejlighed og yore Kunder megen
Misneje. Vi skal nok sely oply-
Sc Folk ON, hyad Vi har til Salg.
For andres Anmeldelser kan Vi
like bere Ansyaret.
bet nytter like at bestille
dem, da de umulig kan SKATES
i saa kort It'd.
Danish Lnth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
BoGANMELDELSER

After har Vi fra ..Angnstana
Book Concern ! Rock Island
modtaoet ire I'VE ROGER som
def or rs on Sand Fornoielse al
.anmelde To af dem berer def
samme Navn nemlio
Bible Primer.
Nr. 7 indebolder en- bibelsk
Historic I'll liver sendag ! IA.
ret f521 af def a le Tesla.
mente. 90 Nr II samme An
tai Hjstnrier At def y Tesla
mente. 90 ! beooe Bind er
hver Historic paa measatte Side
veafsist 2 heIsidef Bile.
de j Faryefrvk.
Desuden forekommer foran !
beeee .Iesn MISUNDERSTANDING eg
Daabsindsfiftelse 90 bae i
dem beggs: Fa1erYor. den aroni-
tiske Yelsignelse. de Il Bud. den
apostoliske Trpsbeken3eIse. Nor
g o. Aften Bonner SAINT Berd-
bonner.
Yor Ven Prof. Adolf Hut. i'd
ligere Prast / Omaha. er Forfat-
fer af beege disc fortrpffeliee
Borneboger. Prison for liver at
dem err 40 Cents ! Shifting Bind.
De faas her D. L. p. H.
Den tredie Bog er Mr.. 6 af
serien MY Church. Den har
nautrligyis sterst I~nteresse for
Aupnstana Synodens Folk skent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
-DANokEhEN.'
Onsdae. den D. December. 1920.
BLAIR. NEBR.


De sidste to s6ndage har Past.
Schultz omtalt Modem blandt
Born / Euorpa og anbefalet den
Indsamling til at redde dem fra
Hnngersdoden, SON Mr.. Hoover
STAIR ! spidsen for. Der har *
ke veret foretaget nogen egent-
Zig Indsamling i den Forstand, at
den enkelte har veret opfordret,
men Sagen har yaret talt saa
varmt og sympatetisk, at den
har grebet manages Hjerter. Der
er j Privilege Bidrag indkom-
men $274.00, som Kasserer Otto
Hansen / Mandags afsendte III
National Lutheran Councils kas-
serer, Mr.. f. F. Ebert i New York.
n. L. c. tager nemlig imod BIZ
drag til samme Sag, saa Nigh.
har foretrukket at sende sit BIZ
drag dertil.
Mrs. Christian Andersen
(Noer) er meget syg, ON end
like sengeliggende hele Tiden
Doktoren har M sagt, at Diet er
Kraft, hun lider at, saa der nep-
pc kan nares Haab ON Hell
bredelse, og hendes It'd er nasp-
pc lang. Haaber, hun med Ro
o. Glade kan Sc Enden her i
Mode i sikkert Haab ON at gaa
herfra ind I'll eyig Hyile.
Miss Marie Petersen bley
i Mandags bragt tilbage til Ho-
spitalet her. bet betyder just
like eft pludseligt Tilbagefald,
men hun beh9vede Pasning, som
like godt kunde ydes hende i
privat HEN. Hendes sygdom er
visit ogsaa Kraft, og der er in
gen Udsigt til, at hun kan hjel-
pes we'd Operation.
Fredag Aften ] sidste T.
ge havde ct Hold fra Grand
View College. Des MONIES, og ct
ditto fra Dana Colleoe Basket
Ball Contest i Danas Gym
nastiksal. Dana Holdet gik
at med Sejren. Rev.
Gravengaards Son, Elmer, der
var en- af studenterne fra Grand
View, tenyttede Lejligheden til
at aflegge Allen f. Andersen
ct Beseg. De to err kend1e fra
Universities / Lincoln.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
BRoRsoN, MONTANA.

| de senere Aar har Vi som
oftest we'd denne It'd at Aaret
haft ct Par Maaneders Winter
med she og hazard Frost; men
i Aar har Vi yeret underlig
skaanet, idet Vi har haft rigtig
mildt og godt Efteararsvejr, saa
Kreaturerne har kunnet gaa ude
og bjerge en- god Del af Fe.
den sely.
Sidste sommer gay Herren os
en- god Host paa disse Egne,
hvilket Vi har Grund til at we
re meget taknemlige for, iser da
Hesten de 3 forudgaaende Aar,
begrundet paa Terken, var me
get lille. Men M er Prison paa
vor Hvede i Forhold til alt,
hvad Vi har maattet kobe, alt
for lille, saa Diet er haardt for
mangen Farmer at mode de Kray,
der STILES til ham. Underbalance
j Observation-Disclosures er hard for
Forretningsmanden saavelsom for
Farmeren.
Slutnineen af October Maas
ned havde Vi Missionsmede, hvor
Prasterne E. r. Andersen, \.
DamskoY og Anders Hansen pra.
likede Ordet ON synd OF Naa-
de. Gid disse Dage maa have
haft Betydning for en- eller M
den Menneskesjal.
Yores Priest, Pastor 4. Han.
sen, har opsagt sin Corning i
blandt os og taget mod Kald
fra Standard og Calgary Menig-
heder, Canada. Def er med Sorg,
Vi saa smart skal have Preste-
skifte. Pastor Hansen vi bliye
saynet her. Herren CAV ham Naa.
de I'll j den korte It'd, han har
varet Prast iblandt os, at regte
den ham betroede Corning til stor
Velsignelse og Diet like blot ON
sendagen men ogsaa de segne
Og nu Farvelord Ill min kere
gamle Ven ,,Danskeren'. Vi har
haft Bekendtskab j over p Aar.
.Jeg har presenteret dig ii ad.
skillige HEN, hyor du var u
og jeg haaber og tror,
du er bleyen skattet som en- god
paalidelig Ven, der like alene
bragte a~lmindelige code Nyhe-
der, men ogsaa har bragt for.
adlende Meddelelser.
En- yelsignet Julefest og godt
tilenskes Redaktoren og
,Danskerens" Lesekreds.
K. Hundtofte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
TIL N0DLIDENDE ENKER
PAA FERpERNE.

Mrs. c. Camp, Glendale,
Mimi, 81. Mrs. og Mrs. \. G.
Hansen, Minneapolis, Mimi, SO.
En- uneynt, Fresno, Calf, $3.50.
L. II. Rosenbom. Del Rey, Calf,
SO. H. Fowler, Sleepy Eye,
Mimi, So.
Paa yedkommendes Vegne
hjertelig Tax for Gaverne, som
er afsendt til Past. Gr6n.
\. NJ. 4 Andersen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Kroghs Fabrikker er %anrettet be-
tydelig skade paa de nye Fa-
briksbygninger, og der for Tiden
er stor overproduktion / To-
baksfaget, vii Aktiesel skabet i
felge ,Yiborg Stifts Folkeblad''
med Ugens Udgang midlertidig
standse Yirksomheden for de her
j Byen yarende Fabrikkers We'd
kommende. Standsningen bero-
rer 600 Arbeidere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
DANMARK.

Eft velfortjent Dannebrogs-
Kors. Chr. Chr. Moller, CT. Ska
gen. Reddet 254 Me~nneskeliv.
Den II. November Xix Fisker
Chr. Chr. Meller, Gil. skagen,
Dannebrogskorset.
Chr. NJ. har siden 1880 yaret
knyttet til CT. Skagens Red
ningsstation. Da gamle Jens Ras-
mnssen, der bavde yeret med
I'll at bjerge 431 Mennesker, l
1907 tog sin Asked, blew Chr.
Chr. M9ller af sine Kammerater
yalgt til Baadformand, og i de
81 Aar, han ialt har tjent /
Redningsyesenet, har han del
tagct j Redningen af 254 Men
neskeliv.
Den engelske Damper Brook
land, den tyske Skonnert Mo
bill, def syenske Barkskib F.
rato", den spanske Damper II
gotz Mendi", den syenske Damp
trawler ,,Brita' err nogle af de
Observation-Disclosures, we'd hyi-l
Ike Chr. NJ. har indlagt sig SER
ligt Ry. For disse og andre
S~trandinger har M~andskabet j
CT. Skagen da ogsaa modtaget
Paask9nnelse j Form af PENCE
gayer eller Medailler.
Chr. M9ller vii ogsaa yere
kendt af mango Sommergester,
der fra It'd til anden har boet
] hans ihyggelige HEM.
Chr. M. er en- saare flittig
Mand, der altid err paa Ferde,
we'd Hayet eller paa Marker.
Chr. L. i Matt
Kroghs Fabrikker i Viborg
standser. Viborg, Onsdag den
"a. Nov. Da Diet har visit sig,
at der we'd Eksplosionen paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
New Fidelity Laundry,
Fremont. Neb.

Agent: Paul Rasmusse n,
Hornet af Front og FIT St.,
Blair. bet oliver sendt Tirsdag
midday og kommer tilbage Ere
dag Eftermiddag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Aars-
mode afholdes, vii Gud, i Eben
Ezer Menighed we'd Flaxton, n.
OAK, den 6. Jan. 1921. Missions
mode afholdes de f6lgende Da.
ge fra Fredag til og med Son
dag.
Paa Hedningemissionsforenin
gems Vegne
A. Hofgaard, Formand.
Eben Ezer Menighed, Flaxton,
N. D., indbyder herved til det-
tie Mode. Tilrejsende bedes mel
de sig til undertegnede linden l.
Jan. F. Petersen Taller.