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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-26
Much Food to Germany.

her African colony, the Belgian Con-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-26
HEATED DEBATE
AT CONVENTION
RESOLUTIONS SENT BACK FOR
REVISION.
''Ticklish" Matter, Says Secretary
of Foreign Missions Board
of Lutherans.

guage of two resolutions formed by
the foreign missions board and urg-
ing removal by unnamed govern
ments of wartime restrictions on mis-
sionary activities provoked heated
debate today at the biennial con-
vention of the United Lutheran
church. They were finally sent back
to the board for redrafting.
Throughout the discussion no
specific reference was made to the
nationality Of mission workers said
to be hampered by the restrictions
nor to the government imposing them
at which the resolutions were aimed.
DR.. L. B. Wolfe of Baltimore, secre-
tary of the board, declared it was a
'sticklish'' matter and that he could
not "speak with a great deal Of free
DOM"
The convention itself amended the
second resolution before sending the
whole matter back to the mission
board. On motion from the floor the
words "and that the liberty to preach
the gospel everywhere be restored
to us and to all other Christians of
whatever name and nationality"
were stricken out.
DR.. Charles L. Browne of the mis-
sion board said the restrictions did
not apply to the church but con-
eerned certain individuals whom the
board could not send into certain
fields. .e,
Several delegates declared they
we're in sympathy with the purpose
of the resolution but did not like the
wording.
81 am in sympathy with the prin-
ciple, but ! Ecan not vote the prin-
eiple misstated," declared DR.. o. H.
Weller of Philadelphia. "Our church
as such is not restricted nor do gov
ernments centravene, her right to
preach the gospel in any place in the
known world. If individuals are pre-
vented, from preaching it must be for
reasons that have made them per-
sonnao non gratia.
81 am an American citizen and a
loyal member of the United Lutheran
Church in America, and as such I
can not vote for interference Of the
church with the state nor stand
naeekly without bearing testimony if
the state ever undertook to inter-
fere with the church"
The Rev. Mr.. Krouch, president of
the New York Ministerium,. declared
1--WE should not retrench one step
from the resolutions which have been
presented to US. ~
The convention adopted resolu-
tion. recommending that theological
seminaries be reestablished in India
and Japan,
.The whole Japanese agitation, u
DR.. Browne declared in a sermon to-
night, "is to be found in the com
petition for the development and
carrying on, of commerce in China. ~
The leading. japanese thinkers, he
said, "deplore above all things any
misunderstanding with the United
States. japan needsf China as a great
market for goods, and the japanese
have a feeling of keen sensitiveness
about any movement that may tend
to limit Japanese commerce."
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her African colony, the Belgian Con-
go.
Much Food to Germany.
Exports to Germany in the seven
months ending with July include
Raw cotton, S54,455, 900; wheat, $5,-
$50, 900; flour, $17,192,o00; fresh
beef, S5,153,0OO; also oil, S496,O00;
bacon, s6,637, 900; hams and should
ers. $4,000; lard, $6,464,0OO; pick
led pork, $4,000; lard compounds,
S121,OOO; condensed milk, $2,416,-
600; illuminating oil, $1,S77,oo0
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(ls1.Ea!{39
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Rosannah Paysinger,
deceased, will present same duly at
tested to the undersigned, at New
berry, S. c., r. F. D. Z, on or before
December 1st, 1920.
Pinkney Paysinger,
AS Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Rosannah Payslnger,
Deceased.
Sept. 21, 1920.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of Oakland Cotton
Mills will be held at the mill office,
Newherry, S. G., Tuesday morning,
October 26th, 1920, at 10 o'clock.
J. N. Mclaughlin,
Secretary.
10.S3t
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A poll tax of 81 has been levied
on all male citizens between the
ages of 81 and so years, except those
exempt by law.
A tax of so cents is levied on all
dogs.
Persons liable to road duty may
pay a Communication of Sc from Oc-
tober 18th, 1920, to aMrch Is, 1921.
C. C. Schumpert,
Treasurer of Newbcrry County.
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sequent sale day at the purchasers
risk. Purchaser to pay for papers,
revenue stamps and recording same.
H. H. Rikard,
Master.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Kredsinissionen.

North Dakota Kreds.
Offer we'd Kredsm9det Sidney, Mont. 1891. Offer
Ebenezer Menighed, Mont. $29.53. Offer st. Peters Me-
nighed $771. .
Substitution Pastor e. r. Andersens Kald: Pastor
b. r. Andersen og Hustru $50, JAS Nilsen $5, Jacob Olsen 81,
Christ Pousen $40, Mrs. j. P. Jensen $25, N. P. Jensen $40,
r G. Olsen So, Martin Olsen $50, Willie Larsen So, Ole
Olsen SO Martin Nilsen SIS, Marinus Jprgensen So, John Hof-
mand $50, a. Lund $26, S9ren Larsen $40, Marius G. Han.
sen $8.
Pastor A. Hansens Kald: Ole Olsen $15, II. C. Betker
S., Holger Petersen $25, Christ ~Josephson $15, Harry T.
Hansen So, w, larsen So, Peter Damskoy $15, Martin Iver-
sen $40, Thomas Jensen $40.
Pastor a. Hofgaards Kald: JGrgen Hansen SIS, x j.
Schultz SIS, Mrs. Minnie Knudsen So, Mrs. Chris Petersen So.
Trinitatis Menighedi L. Larsen $40, A. G. Larsen IS.
Oyerskud we'd Missionsm9det Ebenezer, Mont. $685..
Tilsammen $3.50.
Modtaget med TAX paa Kredsens Vegne.
Lars Petersen, Kredskasserer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

at betale Dyrlege K. V. J6rgen-
sen $4,000 Kr. i Henhold til ct
G@ldsbeyis med hendes Under
skrift. Fruen har negtet, at Diet
er hendes U~nderskrift, sk6nt
skriftkyndige bestemt har paa-
staaet Diet. Desuden skal hun be-
tale 500 Kr. i Sagsomkostnin-
ger, hyorhos saavel Fruen som
hendes s%agf6rer skal betale til
Statskassen B6der paa henholds-
Wis 200 og 100 Kr. for uden rime-
lig Grund at have sat Dyrlegen
i den Meteorological at anlegge
Sag.
Tresko. | 1919 fandtes der i
Danmark 81 Treskofabrikkef
med 691 Arbejdere. Der fremstil-
ledes IL Mill. Par TreskoBunde
og ~ Mill. Par Kapskobunde
til Verdi af 5 Mill. Kr. Der
blew udf9rt for 247, 900 Kr., hyor-
af en- Del til oyers9iske Pladser.
Pastor Busch's REESE til Mis-
sionsmarken. Nu begynder der
at indl6be BreYe og Kort fra
Pastor Busch og ON ham, skri-
yer ,,Kr. Dgbl." af %. Okt. AT
de forskellige Meddelelser frem-
gaar Diet, at den store REESE hid
til err forl6bet godt.
Efter en- Rpkke Mdder i
dansk-amerikanske Menigheder
afrejste Pastor Busch med Dam
per fra San francisco til Yoke
hama i Japan den 81. August,
og efter en- rolig og forfrBken-
de Overfart over Stillehavet kom
Pastor Busch til Japan, hyor den
Observation-Disclosures Missioner
Whittier og Missioner Baagpc
fra D. NJ. S. tog imod ham.
Derpaa nogle Dages Uphold i Ja-
pan, hvor en- Del Udflugter blev
foretaget. Derefter gik Rejsen
videre over Korea og med Ba-
men og gennem dette Land til
Antung. For Tiden drager Pa
stor Busch omkring i Manchuri-
ct og visiterer de forskellige dan
ske Missionsstationer
Missionsyennerne vii sikkert
hnske d. NJ. SIS Formand / de-
res Forbpn. Denne REESE kan jo
faa vidtrekkende Betydning for
d. NJ. SIS Fremtid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Irving.


K. F. U. M. Mr.. yirgos Mode
i Festsalen. Da Modet i K.F.U.
n. i Aftes, skriyer ,,Kr. Dgbl."
af 30 0kt., begyndte, var den
store Sal stuyet sal fluid af
Mend, SON den vel kunde vac
re.
Som Tolk gjorde Pastor lice
Andersen fra Herlufsholm Tie
neste.
Mr.. Virgo begyndte med at 60
re Undskyldning for, at han nu
skulde tale, da de unge Mend
havde sunget saa kent, at de
visit var kede af at skulle holde
op, men skred derpaa til sit
Emne, der var
K.F.U.M.s Verdensarbejde.
bet begyndte for rs Aar 81
den med II unge Mand j st.
Pouh !Sogn i London. | 1894
var de II bleven til 1000 we'd
ct Mode i st. Poulskirken. De
sang Lovsangen paa 80 forskel-
lige Sprog, og der var ogsaa
Danske iblandt dem. / 1914 var
der 5000 Foreninger spredt I'D
owe Verden, og de II unge
M9nd var bleven til ca. 2 Mill.
Grnnden hertif err fremfor alt
Beyegelsens Basis fra 1855, der
lyder paa, at Jesus Kristus err
dens HERE og Konge. AT men
neskelige Grunde kan neynes
Foreningens Virkemaade. Den OPP
s9ger Drengene og tager sig at
Jernbanemendene, S6mendene
og Soldaterne. | de store Indu-
stricentrer har Arbejdsgiverne
bygget store Foreningsbygninger
for Arbejderne men Diet Ell X.
f. U. Ms Folk, der leder dem.
Da Krigen br9d nd, stod X.
f. u. NJ. med 80 Centrer for Sol
datermission. ! L9bet af Krigens
s Aar blev der bygget 10000
af meget forskellig St6rrelse,
men allie saadan, at Soldaterne
var taknemmelige for dem.
Ioyrigt gjordes en- stor Del
af Arbejdet under Krigen af
Kyinder, da 'K.F.U.M.s Mand
sely var soldater. Der gik So
600 Kvinder nd under den r9-
de Trekants Markc. Man fandt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

ham Nej, vi skal gaa til ,,Ege.
desminde". Der treffer vi Han
delens SIKH. 0g saaledes gjor-
de man, og saadan sllete Diet
mar naaede netop Kolonien
30 Timer for Hans Egedep var
we'd at lette. Han forteller vide
re, hvorledes mar senere mod
tie ,Fylla", der bod Knud Ras-
mussen og Godfred Hansen ON
Bord. knud Rasmussen sagde
mel TAX med den sp6gende No.
tivering: - Jeg vii forst til
Kebenhaynl Og, min Sandten,
ON han like ogsaa naaede detl
Freuehe M
Han er ON Bord paa 50
slangen", der kommer noget Sc
mere hertil, efter forst at have
veret en- Tur we'd Grafitbrude-
ne i Julianehaab.
0g Kaptajn Schoubye7
bet or f6rste Gang, den unge,
frejdige Polarre jsende oliver al.
vorlig:
Hans Egede''s dygtige
Kaptain blev 10 deroppe, han
falit oaa sin Post, og da u TX
he kunde skaffe link til Kiste,
begra, ede Vi ham i cranland.
0g Deres egne Planer?
Med dem STAIR det godt
til Jeg har udrettef, hvad ieg
ti,sig.ede. Forberedelsernc Ill den
1'kspedition, jeg qt.rter i Ju.
nj, er ale trufne. Jeg har baa-
de fact Hunde, Ledsagere,
skint og hvad jeg eilers hav-
de Brug for. startstedet oliver
enten Thule eller Upernivik.
kmud Rasmussen har visit me.
get mere endnu at fort1elle. Men,
der ventes jo endnu en- Gr6n-
landsfarer i Dag.
- ia, siger Knud Rasmussen,
naar Godfred Hansen yender til
bage, vii jeg rigtignok have Lov
ill at vere med til at hyde ham
velkommen. M err jeg selv saa
tit kommet hjem, at jeg lenges
efter at we're i Tilskuernes Rack
Ike. Og en- bedre Lejlighed kun
de jeg vel like finde end nu,
hvor Diet gelder Godfred Han
senl
Irving.
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vii ber6re allie overall i Landet.
bet er noget, der har Interes-
Sc for Byboere saa vel som for
L%andboere, og Diet lille Landbrug
vii like mindre end Diet store
Landbrug vere i%nteresseret / Re-
formernes Gennemf6relse, og de
kan gennemf6res, uden at der
cores nogen Uret.
Naar nu Modet, hvor jeg vii
offentligg6re nit Forslag, kom-
mer i Stand, skyldes Diet en- Hen
vendelse, jeg har rettet til for
skellige Foreninger. bet er Land
boforeningerne, Husmandsfore-
ningerne, Handelsforeningen, In
dustriforeningen og Arbejdernes
ORGANISATIONS, og disse Fore
ninger staar som Anbefalere for
MGdet.
bet er ganske visit Forslag ON
Reformer for Landbruget, jeg
vii fremsatte, men nit Forslag
er at en- saadan Art, at jeg me-
ner, at ale like alene vii yare
interesserede i at blive gjort be-
kendt med Diet, men-at ogsaa he
lie Landets Befolkning vii have
I%nteresse az nit Forslags Gen
nemfprelse.
D. M. S. Missioner Madsen,
der kom hjem fra Kina den 81.
October med Hustru og Born,
skal i'll. DISK. Msbl." forel6big
have absolut Ro.
Frk.ne S9rensen og Ramlau
har overtaget Tilsynet med Kost-
skolen i Sloan indtil Fru Binds
levs Ankomst.
Der synes M at bliye Mulig-
he'd for Missioner Bindsleys,
Frk.ne Thofte og Nielsen SAINT
de ire nye kyindelige Missionn-
rer, Frk.ne Mette Petersen, Do
rothea Poulsen og Marie Watcher
at komme af sted i slotnineen
af Decbr., ilgesom Kinamissione-
rerne: Cbristensens, Kristiansens
og de to nye kyinedlige Missio.
nosrer, Frk.ne Helen Madsen og
X. Wemmelund yentes at kunne
afrejse i Lebet af December.
DON'T til at betale $4,000 Kr.
Landsretten domte den 81. Okt
Fru Kamma Beeher, {. Brix, til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

dem we'd ale Frontier helt nd til
Bombay, Basra og Kairo.
Derpaa -gik Taleren over til
Diet, der paahviler K.F.U.M. eff
ter Krigen. I Philadelphia
sp0rger man ON Fedsel og ia.
mile, i Boston ON Kundskaber,
| New York bedemmer man en-
Mand efter hans Penge, i Chica-
go efter hans Forretningsheld
Men k.F.U.M. bryder sig kun ON
Karakteren. Hyem err du i dig
sely9 Mr.. Virgo slog her sterkt
paa, at enhver Dor gore sin
Pligt. Nh skulde de bl. a. Sc at
faa denne Bygning betalt. Og da
Forsamlingen klappede, sagde
han: bet naas like we'd at klap-
pc i Handerne, men we'd, at
hyer Mand ger sin Pligt.
Derpaa forte Taleren i ct me-
get malende Foredrag Forsam-
lingen hele Verden rundt og paa-
yiste, hyor megen Karakter og
Kraft, der er i X. Z. u. Ms Ar
bejde / Australien, Ny iceland,
Malacea,l Rangoon, i Indien, /
Kina og Japan.
Foredraget sluttede med en-
fornyet Opfordring til, at liver
eneste Mand MATTE gore sin
Pligt, saa at Arbeidet kunde gaa
frem. Tbi KF.U.M. oliver aldrig
ferdig. Den er i en- stadig I'd
viking, og Dor we're Diet.
Generalsekreter Gunner Eng
berg sluttede M6det med Bon.
Som Forberedelse til Landsind-
samlmgen h0ldes der Ell Del
Moder, hvoriblandt offentlige
Meder i Morgen med General
sekreter Engberg og Grosserer
Lonborg som Talere, og paa
firsdag med Pastor Ricard som
Taller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

$3.50, Chr. Nielsen $40, o. M. Olsen (Bonds) $50,
F. B. Christensen (Bonds) 500, Arthur Ham
mond $5, Chr. P. Fries $t5, MAIDS Nielsen 500,
Miss Normie Hammond $25, Kay Paulsen $25,
R. A Christensen $50, A. c. Johansen $40, J.
o. A. Johansen 5000, S. c. J. Hammond 500, L.
Jensen $50, M. Chr. Mogensen 500, F. D. KIyver
100. Fred Klyyer Jr. $25, G. c. Romer $40, Al
fred Hansen (Bonds) $50, Miss Ruth Chrsten-
sen So, Miss Glare Petersen So, Hans Jeppesen
$40, Agnes Jeppesen 50, Emma J%eppesen So,
James Andersen $5, Mrs. Olsen 500, Rasmus Mel
sen Bonds $3.50, N. ?. j. Hammond $50 -. 215500
Fresno, Calf, Mrs. Petersen ......~.......... 1000
Selma, Calf, Otto S9rensen ............... 5000
Laurel, Nebr, Fred. Hansen (Bonds) 80. 10000
Greenville, Mich St. PAUL Nigh, Harold %syndrup 500
Fairplain, Mich st. Peters Nigh, Peter Syndrup
$25, Jens Andersen (Bonds) $50 ........... $500
Falmouth Maine, K G Hansen $40, c, A Askov s. 1900
FeTndale, Calf, Yor FIR Nigh John ] Hansen $50
Hardy, Nebr, John P. Christensen (Bonds) ...... 10000
Salt Lake City, Utah, Peter Jensen -. 1000
Omaha, Nebr, Hansine Sondergaard ........... $500
Buffalo, Wyo9 ?. c. K. Petersen 500, Geo. Lund$20 1000
Ferndale Calf, Vor FIR, Nigh, P. Fl Christensen
Del Rey, Calf, Mrs. Hans Hansen 800, Ole Olsen
800, E. NJ. Petersen $40, Christ Hald $50, N. NJ.
Jensen 500, Henry Hansen $5, Mrs. Tnger Gre
gersen 500, Rasmus Petersen $40, Hans j. Peter
Blair, Sobr. Nieis M6ecasen 1000 O.
Easton, Calf Immanuels Nigh, Chr. Andersen
Bonds $500, J. ?. Smidt Bonds 5000, J. N.
jacobsen SO, Harold Mathedal 500, C. +. Mel
sen $40, Miss Lusy Nielsen $40, Niels Lausen
Bonds 500, J e Nicholson $40, j. P. Lon
Fresno, Calf, Bethel Nigh, Mrs. H. Henritsen
Viborg, S. Oak, Chr. Andersen Bonds $50, Cash
$50 ................ ....1... ..... 10000
Blair, Nebr, Den danske Kvindef. .............. 5000
Emmetsburg, Ia, Pastor Mp. X. Hansen og Hustru 200O
Falmouth, Maine, Mrs. N. P. S. c. W. Olsen 49,. 500
Drum, Nebr, Robert Rasmussen ................ 500
Omaha, Nebr, Lars N. Jensen lBonds) ........ 5000
Viborg, S. Oak, Y. Larsen .............. 1000
Potter, Nebr, MAIDS Larsen ........... 10000
Salt Lake City, Utah, Miss Elisabeth Jacobsen 10000
Pennington, MINI, Peter Petersen $50, Christ Mel.
son $50, Jacob Hansen $50, Ole Hansen (Bonds)
$1,000, Mrs. Henry Nielsen $40, Nels Petersen s. 235O0
Neenah, Wis, John Nielsen ................. 5000
Goyen, Michs st. Thomas Nigh, Trufant, Henry
Chrb0hen .'......'.l .....'.. ........ .s...' zOoo
Viborg, S. Oak, Chris Westergaard ............. 5000
Fresno, Calf, G. J. Andersen ........,.... 1000
Trufant, Mich, Pastor Chr. Petersen .......... 5000
Fresno, Calf, Bethel Nigh, Hans Hansen $50, J. T.
Petersen $40, Christian Hansen 500, James Enc
mark 500, Hans Frtzsen $40 .............. 10000
Mason City, Nebr, Pastor c. H. Schmidt og Hustru 10000
Mortified, MINI, Simon Petersen 500, II. II. Chri-
stensen $50 ..,....... -. .............. 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Tilsammen $1t29.73
Bygge- og Skolefund.

For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 46 ................$
Easton, Calf, Immanuels Nigh, N. NJ. Petersen $40,
Rinard Petersen 500, TIL. Klyver $25, Jacob Han
sen 800, Andrew Nielsen SO, Louis Hammond
500, Otto Nielsen 500, Niels Nielsen S., Mrs.
Carrie Pilegaard 800, Miss Carrie Pilegaard 50,
Carl Rasmussen 800, Grover Jensen 500, Mrs. c.
S.. Jensen 500, Miss Benlock Smidt $40, P. A..
Smidt 800, Hobert Jensen 1925, Vim. Hansen
500, George Pilegaard $40, Roy Nielsen $40, N.
Chr. Petersen $50, T. i. Berg $780,, Thorn Berg
$40, Lorens Berg $40, Marvin Petersen $25, Iver
Christensen $50, Miss Mabe Hansen $40, Miss Mar.
geret Hansen $40, II. Chr, Hansen $40, Chr. Pc
tersen $40, Miss Marie Petersen So, J. p. Over
gard $50, Jens Bisgaard $50, N. b.. Nielsen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Eft Mindesmerke for Danske
faldne i Yerdenskrigen. Del skal
rejses i Nationalparken i Rae,
bid Bakker. Eft serligt griben-
de Bevis paa, hvor sterkt wore
Iandsmend i Udlandet har be-
yaret Kerligheden til deres gam
lie F@dreland, fix vi under Yer
denSkrigen. bet err en- Kends-
gerning, at en- meget stor Del
at de unge Danske, der meldte
sig under Fanerne i de Alliere-
DIES, serlig De forenede Staters,
Here, gjorde Diet for at bekem.
pc Danmarks ubanmhjertige
Fjende fra 1864. De, der faldt,
har med deres Blod bekreftet
de Tanker, der forte til Opret-
telsen af Nationalparken i Rae
bid Bakker. I'd fra denne Be-
tragtning har EN- lille Kreds az
de faldnes p%aarprende samlet sig
ON den nerliggende Tanke at
rejse de faldne ct Kresminde
deroppe, paa cen Gang ct GRAY
mgle over de. Danske. der faIdf
i Eententens Hare, og ct Min,
desmerke for dansk national
Samfolelse Verden over.
AT Underskrivere paa Opraa-
bet err der nedsat ct Udvalg som
skal sege at gennemfore Planen
ON Rejsning af ct saadant Min
desmerke. Dette Udvalg, der be-
STAIR af Dyrlege X. Nielsen-Sor-
ring, kebmand Aage Brick og
Fru Cecilie Viberg, hvis Spnner
Ell faldne som Soldater henholds,
Wis i den amerikanske, den fran
ske og den engelske (kanadi-
ske) Her, kommer da sikkert
like forgeyes til at paakalde
Hjglp og Stptte til Rejsningen
af ct verdigt Mindesmerke for
yofe faldne Landsmend.
XXI. Dgbl."
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J9demissionen
Juletr@ i Japan.
Til Juletra we'd Indianerne i

For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Nr. 46 .A......
Ferndale, Calf, Vor FIR. Mgh.s Kvindef.
Gilfilland, MINI, De Unge ..............
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Store Landsreformer. Omleg-
ming af dansk Landbrug. Den 10.
November vii der ON Aftenen
i Ringsted Teatersal blive af-
holdt ct Mode, der utvivlsomt vii
give Genlyd nd over Landet,
skriver ,,Kr. Dgbl." af %. Okt.
bet er den kendte Forstander
for Kerehave Husmandsskole, N.
|. Klodskov, der har indvarslet
til Medet, og i en- Samtale, vi
har haft med Hr. Klodskoy, med
deler han os felgende:
bet er min Hensigt paa dette
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AMERICAN NAVY
COULD NOT HAVE
BEATEN GEr'uus
IN 1874, SRlS
Admiral PIunkett Says b, S.
and Not Germany Would
Be Paying IndennitieS
Now if We Had Faced Foe
DANIELS REFUSED TO
INCREASE PERSONNEL
Secretary for Two Years
Before War; Had Declined.
to Approve Requests to.
Increase Number of Men,.

Washington, March 26,-Two ma
val officers-Rear Admiral c. p.
Plunkett and Capt. T. ]. Taussig--
testified today before the senate in
vestigating committee that for two
years prior to the entrance of the
United states into the war, Secre-
tary Daniels steadfastly refused to
approve an increase in personnel
and the navy department generally
attempted to suppress reports of a
man power shortage. During the
war Admiral Plunkett and Captain
Taussig served with the Atlantic
fleet destroyer force, the former as
commander.
Admiral Plunkett declared he
argued with Secretary Daniels on
the personnel question for two
years without making an impress
sion" Captain Taussig said the
navy departments attitude regard
ing personnel as zone of unpre-
paredness rather than prepared
ness The recommendation Of Adj
miral Dewey as head of the general
board for a large increase in en-
listed strength was turned down,
said Captain Taussig,
After regarding the condition of
the fleet in April, 1917, Admiral
Punkett said the ships in commits
sion were in as good condition
as could be expected" but shortage
of men and constant changes in
gun crews had greatly intertered
with gunnery efficiency and had
prevented sending to sea many
ships which should have been in
full commission.
The United states and not Ger
many would be paying indemnities
now if this country had faced Ger
many on the sea in 1914, Admiral
Plunkett declared, He added in
cidentally the Germans by their
superior gunnery turned the Brit
ish on their heads at the battle OF
Jutiand.