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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

Bespisning under M9det al hyer
Person over II Aar.
10. a. Kredsmgdet lover Menig-
heden j Mercer Betjening mindst
cen Gang ON Maaneden, dels
we'd Kredsens Prester og dels
we'd Missioner Andrew Petersen,
(nemlig s Gange we'd Missioner
Petersen og 4 Gange we'd en-
Prest).
b. Missioner Andrew Peter
sens Lon forhejes med 5000 for
dette Aar.
c. Kredsmedet ndtaler 0nske-
ligheden af at Menigheden we'd
Mercer yder til Udgifterne we'd
dette Arbejde saa meget SON mu-
lig.
II. Kredsmodet bemyndiger
Kredskassereren til at ordne med
den fra Mohall omtalte Note.
-. Kredsen opfordrer Pastor
c. G.. Mengers til at gore en-
REESE til Mercer, Devils Lake,
Buffalo og andre Steder i n.
Oak, imod at Kredsen betaler
Rejseudgifterne og en- Lon af
indtil 800 ON Maaneden.
-. Pastor Kioller valgtes til
at gore en- REESE gennem Kred-
sen for at fortsatte Diet paabe-
gyndte Arbejde med at faa sub
skriberet I'll Kredsmissionen, saa
meget som mulig j Form az At
gr6den af Marker, eller ct Kid
af Hjorden. (Nu ia, Kjoller skal
nok selv sige ier, hvad han IN.
skier, ver god imod ham.
!. Kredsen udtaler sin Glede
og TAX til Gud Og Mennesker
for Diet smukke Resultat af Y.
Oak. Kreds Hedningemissionfo-
renings Arbejde. Den opmuntrer
I'll Forts9ttelse i samme Spor,
til Bon og iherdigt Arbejde for
yidere Fremgang og til Stadig
at sette Hensynet til wort Kir-
kesamfunds Hedningemission i
forste Rekke.
=. Kredsen udtaler sin Glade
over Ungdomsarbejdet i yor
Kreds og for diets hjertelige Del
tagelse og Stotte af o Japan
mission. Den opmuntrer de I'M
ge til med Lyst at fortsette i
samme Spor. vi tilskynder de
nnge j Menighederne og de Fore
ninger som like endnu har slut
tet sig til Forbundet, til snarest
muligt at gore dette, da samlede
Krefter altid udretter mere end
de spredte.
3. Kredsm9det tilkendegiver
sin hjertelige Glade over at
Bronson H9.jskole nu har genop-
taget sit Arbejde iblandt den OPP
voksende Slegt, og Diet takker
Gud, som we'd sin naadige Sly
relse har mnliggjort dette. Maat-
tie han rigelig yelsigne dette sit
eget Verk.
vi 9nsker tillige hermed at
udsende vor Tax til de forskel-
lige Menigheder for deres vii
lige Tilslutning, hjertelig Ime-
dekommenhed og pekuniere Stet-
tie i denne store og code Sag.
Kredsen lover fremdeles az al
Magt at bistaa Skolens Forstan
der, Past. j. Knudsen, i hans Ger
ming, og den 9nsker at udtale
sin Glade og Tax over den Dyg-
tighed og Energi, hvormed han
har taget fat paa Arbejdet. vi
onsker og beder, at Gud maa gil
We ham Kraft til at fortsette
den paabegyndte Corning.
T. Som observation-disclosures
for Bronson Hejskole yalgtes:
Prgsterne, Hofgaard og Mag
nussen, Legmgnd, Martin Iyer-
sen, Sidney, Mont, Peter Skeem,
Flaxton, og S6ren Poulsen, Trim.
Menighed.
8. Angaaende Flytning af Sam
fundets Skole, da ser Kredsen
sig like j Stand til at tage Afn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

Beda taller ogsaa ON to Bro
Dire Egbert og Chad, der som
uhge opholdt sig paa en- Bibel-
skole / Irland, at de leyede under
Bon og Afholdenhed og Lesning
af de hellige Skrifter.
Professor Stokes bemerker
med Rette i sin Bog ON ,,Irland
and the Celtic Church. at allie
de gamle irske Hellige havde
fortrinsyis Wet sig til Stadium
og Udleggelse af de hellige Skrif
ter.
bet flittige og alyorlige BIZ
belstudium giver sig hos de me-
re fremmelige gerne Udslag i
Skriftfortolkning, og Yerker af
denne Natur er vel kendt fra
den gamle Kirke.
Men selv ON boglige Hjelpe-
midler i Form af Indledninger og
Forklaringer like var saa alminde
lige som i yore Dage, var Fortolk-
ringer at de hellige Skrifter vel
kendt at de gamle irske og bri
tiske Kristne og a~lmindelig
brugt / klostrene.
En- british Munk Pilagius skrev
i Begyndelsen af Diet femte Aar-
hundrede korte Forklaringer til
tretten af Paulus' Breve, og de
var meget p~opulere, lest og al
mindeligt beundrede / vide Kred-
Sc af mango. som var ganske u
vidende ON Forfatteren og hans
KPtterier.
Ninian. der a~rbejdede som Mis-
sioner blandt Pikterne mod sgd,
skrey en- F%orklaring I'll Salmer-
ne. og den irske Munk Augustin
a Forfatter til en- Bog, han
kaldte ,,Skriftens Undere,' hvori
han behandler Vanskelighederne
j de historiske Boyer, Profeterne
og i Ny Testament. bet er en-
Fortolkning til store Dele af BIZ
belen, og den udmerker sig we'd
Lerdom og Klarhed / Fremstil-
lingen. Han forkaster Historien
ON Bel og Dragon, fordi den TX
Ike har den hellige SKIRTS Auto
ritet, OF han afholder sig at sam
me Grund fra at behandle Van
skefighederne j Makkaberb9ger-
ne.
Forfatteren til ,,Columbanus
Liv,' den irske Abbed i Bobbio
i Italien. skriver ON denne:
| hans Bryst var den hellige
SKIRTS Skate saaledes indsam-
lede og beyarede, at han forSlut-
ningen at sine Ungdomsaar, hav-
de skreyet en- fortreffelig For
klaring Ill Salmerne.
usher tilfojer, at we'd hans
Flid bley Studiet af Guds Ord
i den Grad fremmet, at i de
Klostre, der grundedes hinsides
Havet / Oyerensstemmelse med
hans Regel overholdt like blot
Mend, men ogsaa Kyinder den
lie omhyggelgt, for at de gen
mem archaeological og Skrifter-
mes frost MATTE have Haab.
bet hedder ON Colcu i DE
fire Mesteres Annualer," at han
we'd Tiden for sin bod havde err
hveryet sig en- saadan Berdom
og leyede ct saa helligt Liy, at
han bley kaldet den forste BIZ
belfortolker i Irland. Han gior-
de Paulus's Epistler til sit ser-
lige Stadium og tog ham til
Forbillede saa vel i Aand som
i Bogstay. Hans Kloster yalgte
ham til at reprgsentere sine Folk
j en- teologisk Discussion, og som
F6lge af hans fortreffelige For
svar for Paulus kom den Histo-
RE i Oml9b, at da han yendte
tilbage, ladet med Boyer, yiste
Paulus j egen Person sig for
ham, lettede ham for B6gerne
og bar disse til deres Bestemmel-
sessted.
Den NEST interessante Fortolk-
ming, hidrgrende fra Irer, er dog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

Under M0det Yekslede Diet med
Prediken, misunderstanding, og
Behandling af de forskellige EN-
ner, noget som enhyer jo egent-
lig nok we'd uden at man hayde
ngdig at fortalle Diet fra hyert
af wore Kredsm9der.
Lerdag benyttedes j Serdeles-
he'd til ForretningSm9de, hyor
blandt andet folgende var frem-
me til Overvejelse, Forhandling
og B%eslutning Indberetninger
fra de forskellige Creme az Ar
bejdet indenfor kredsen blev OPP
last og henlagt til de forskelli-
&c Komiteer. Nemlig saaledes
FormandenS til Komite Mr.. l,
som bestod az Presterne II. p.
4. Andersen; A. Hofgaard og
Delegat S9ren Poulsen. Endyide-
re fix denne Komite til Over
yejelse, Ell Forandring af Tiden
for wort delegerede Kredsm9de
Komite Mr.. 2 bestaaende af Pre-
sterne: l.. II. K.jeller, j. X. Jen-
sen og Delegat Frederick Han
sen, fix til Gennemgaaelse Ind
beretning fra Bronson Hojskole ;
Kredsens Hedningemission +;
Sporgsmaalet angaaende Sam
fundets Blade, Ungdomsforbun-
diets Rapport, en- Skrivelse fra
Menigheden i Blair, o.s.v. Som
Reyisorer yalgtes: Pastor A.
Hansen og Delegat n. o. Mel
sen.
At Formandens Indberetning
tillader jeg mig at fremsgtte
folgende: ,,Hvad Missionsarbej-
Diet udadtil blandt vore adspred-
tie Landsmend angaar da vii
Aaret 1919 uden Twill komme til
at staa som ct Merkeaar j North
Dakota Kredses Historic.
We'd wort Foraars Kredsmo-
de i Coalridge, Mont, fra 81
% Juni, holdt Pastor ........
ct Foredrag ON Missioner blandt
yore Landsmend og fremlagde
en- Plan for Indsamling af Mid
Ter til denne Mission, som uden
Tyiyl vii faa vidtrekkende Fol
ger. Planen var, SON vi allie we'd,
at faa wort Folk Ill at yde Ind
tagten af cen eller flere Acres
Land i'll vor Kredses indre Mis-
sion. bet vidste sig, at wort Folk
var villig til at yde, naar man
fix Forstaaelse af Sagen og saa
Trangen. Kassererens Regnskab
vii wise Resultatet. Vi har Grund
I'll at vere baade Gud og wort
Folk taknemlig for Diet code Re-
sultat.
Angaaende Kredsmissionen
yedtoges f9lgende:
/. Kredsen anerkender Styrel-
sens Handlemaade angaaende An
settelsen af Pastor Damskoy som
Kredsens Missionspr9st i Win
nipeg, Can. Vedtaget %enstemmig
we'd R%ejsning, cen stemte like.
2. Kredsm9det henlegger til
Styrelsen at ordne med Missions
%pladserne: Westhope, n. D., og
Goodlands, Can, helst maa def
ordnes saaledes at disse Steder
kan betjenes fra lions Menig-
he'd.
3. Kredsm9det anmoder Mis-
sioner. Andrew Petersen ON
fremdeles at bes9ge Perry, Can,
og Donnybrook, y. d. og hyad
der MATTE indkomme we'd det-
tie Arbejde gives ham som eks-
ira Godtgorelse for Arbejdet.
4. Kredsm9det paalegger Sc
kret9ren at sende en- Skrivelse
til Folkene we'd Donnybrook, og
meddele dem oy~enstaaende Be
stemmelse.
5. Det overlades til Kredssty-
relsen at ordne med Missionsar-
bejdet j Redyers, Can.
6. Kredsen underst9tter frem-
deles Arbejdet j Calgary og
Makepeace, Can. med $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

satte sig og samlede de GO
de i Kar, men kastede de
raadne I'D. (Mt. 13, As.
bet err den endelige A d k /
lelse mellem ,,retferdige" og
,,onde'' Mennesker, der her for
trinsyis legges Vegt paa.
Men lad os f9rst lede Opmerk-
somheden hen paa ct Par andre
Track / Lignelsen.
Yoddet kastes i Hayet og
fanger allie Slags Fisk. Der fan
ges like med Mede-Krog eller
F~iske-Sn6re, men med Vod. Alt
saa like cen for cen; med Vod
fanges der i Flok, hvad der kom-
mer for, og ale Slags. Det er
hVad her STAIR.
Himmeriges Rige ligner / sit
Arbejde for at indsamle MEME
skier ct saadant Fiskeri. Flere
af Jesu Disciple var jo Fiskere,
og af flere Beretninger ser vi, at
de fiskede med Vod, og de fan
gede saaledes af allie Slags. Ii
peSaa naar de bley MenneSkefi-
skere.
Der er noget saare sk9nt /
denne Sammenligning We'd Ind
samlingen velges og wages der
like. Og de, der er kommet i
Voddet, drages ale uden For
skel OPP paa Strandbredden. Hvil-
ken frost og Opmuntring for
Mennesker, som gerne vii yere
med i Frelsens Vod eller earn!
Eft andet Track, vi Dor legge
Merke til, err, at Diet er kun dem,
der kommer / Yoddet og dra-
ges OPP paa Strandbredden, som
her kommer j Betragtning. De
mango, som endnu tumler sig
derude i Havet, ladies' ude af
Betragtning.
Der er jo Millioner og after
Millioner az Mennesker, som alt
saa her ladies' ude af Betragtning,
sarlig da ale saadanne, som le-
vede og d9de, for de fix Anled-
ming til at hore Frelsens Evange-
lium. Dem har Vi like med at
gore her. Vi er henvist til os
selv, som er kommen med i Gar
net og OPP paa Strandbredden.
Tanker ON de andre Dor WIS.,
selig skynde os til at drive Mis-
sion, serlig Hedningemission.
Men de nevnte, dem, der levede
og d9de, for de h9rte ON Frel-
sen j Kristus, faar vi overlade
til den altseende Guds Barmhjer-
tighed.
bet er kun dem paa Strand
bredden Jesus peger paa.
Han siger, at de ,,sankede de
code sammen i Kar, men kaste-
de de raadne nd (andre overset-
ter ,,slette" i Stedet for ,,raad-
ne" men Betydningen oliver den
samme).
| sin Udleggelse eller Anyen-
delse af Lignelsen siger Jesus
,,Saaledes skal Diet gaa til we'd
Ende. Englene skulle
gaa I'D og skille de Onde fra
de retferdige og kaste dem il
Ildovnen; der skal yere Grad
og Tenders Gnidsel."
Guds Willie til at frelse
e fremgaar klart af Diet, at
Voddet fanger af ale Slags, og
de drages OPP paa Strandbredden.
Men end like Diet at vere kom-
men med j Voddet, garanterer
nogens Frelse. At vere indlem-
met i den kristne Kirke we'd
Daab O.s.v., e. en- u~skatterlig
Guds Made, men Diet sikrer in
gen endelig Frelse og Salighed.
Men for dem, der lader sig
.frelse saaledes, at de we'd Guds
og Kraft oliver ,,retfer-
er ogsaa Diet en- herlig
at Blandingen til
,idst skal oph6re. De, der
vii undgaa Grad og Tenders
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07
bet, der bliver.
Herrens Ord bliver e~vindeiig.
Il. Pet. l, pa
Ligner ct Vod, som blew kastet
i Havet.

After ligner H~immeriges
Rige ct Vod, som blev ka-
stet i Hayet og samlede Fisk
af allie Slags. Og da Diet var
blevet fuldt, drog man Diet
op paa Strandbredden og
satte sig og samlede de GO
de i Kar, men kastede de
raadne I'D. Mt 10, As.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Murder Of Mayor
OF Cork Remains
A Deep Mystery

Cork. Ireland. Mar. 20.--The sensa-
tional murder this morning OF Lord
Mayor MacGurin has not yet been
solved. but 1t has become known that
two DAYS ago he received threaten
ing letter which he regarded as joke
The letter directed the lord mayor to
prepare for death, as ne had been
doomed
Two hours before the lord mayor
was murdered Constable Murtag Of the
Royal Irish cpnstabuIary. was shot
dead In the street. His body was rid
died with bullets.
The lord mayors body, draped In the
Sim Fein volunteer uniform, lies In
HIS residence, which Is guarded by vol
unteers The body will lie in state in
the city hall from tonight until Mon
day when public funeral will be held
Thus far the identity OF the murder
ers has not been discovered. nor has
any motive for the crime been assign
ed. II is held that the crime could
have been committed by Sim FelnerH
against one Of their own number and
many residents Of Cork are expressing
fear Of reprisals which may effect all
Ireland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Two Aspirants
For Senate Seat
File Petitions

Two new aspirants for seats In the
state legislature officially entered the
limellght today with petition for a
place on the republican primary bal
lot. They are Glen r. Metsker Of st.
Helens, Columbia county; and Il. v.
Carter, Ashland, Jackson county.
A. NJ. Wright Of Moro, Sherman
county, and William II. Gore OF Med
ford, Jackson county, both members
of the 1919 legislature filed again to-
day as candidates for the republican
nomination for another fling at the
legislative job. Gore Ii representative
from the eighth legislative district, in
cluding Jackson and Douglas counties
Ben r. Jones of Newport filed today
as a candidate for the republican nom
nation for secretary Of state. Jones
declares for better roads, more irri-
gated lands, deeper rivers and har-
bors, geater Oregon
Harriet c. Hendee Of Portland,
whose slogan is republican" filed for
a place on the republican ballot as
Candidate for delegate 10 the republic
can national convention from the state
at large.
Robert n. Strong Of Portland, filed
as a candidate TO the democratic
nomination for delegate to the nation
al convention from the third congress
slonaI district.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Specials Train to
Rescue Ameican
Folk at Leipsic

Coblenz, March 2o.--A special
traia made up by local German au-
thorities at the direction Of Amer
lean army officers left this city at
2:15 o'clock this morning for Lelpsic
TO bring out 200 American and allied
business men who are stranded there
and reported In danger.
The train will reach Leipsic this aft
ernoon and is due to return here ID.
morrow night.
The train crew is in charge of Lieu
tenant Hans Frischmann. the adlutant
of the German military mission with
the allied army Of occupation. BY
skipping way stations 1t would be pos
sible to make the run to Leipsic and
return In twelve hours.
Copenhagen, Mar. 20,--Leipic Is be-
Ing successfully cleared by troops Of
the regular army. according to Dres-
den dispatch quoting the Nachrichten
of Hamburg.
The Leipslc Volkshaus Is burning
and the workmens losses have been
exceedingly heavy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
And
6Others to
PayPe enalty

Grand Rapids, Mich, Mar. 20.
Senator Truman H. Newber-
Iry and 16 of his "a co-defend-
ants were found guilty of Grim
inal conspiracy in the 1918 SEN
atorial election by a jury in the
United tates district court here
today.
Besides the senator the men con-
vlcted were his brother. John s.
Newberry; Paul King. his campaign
manager; Frederick Cody. New York
legislative agent; Charles Floyd.
Grand Rapids; Allen A. Templeton.
president of the Detroit board of
commerce; Hannibal Hopkins, pub
licity director: B. Frank Emery. Of
flee manager; Henry o. Turner, De-
troit E. v. Chilson, of the national
republican headquarters; Roger An
drews, Menominee publisher; Milton
Oakman. Detroit, pollucian; William
J. Nickel, Oshkosh. Wis; Richard
Fletcher, state labor commissioner;
James F. McGregor Detroit; Fred
Henry, Flint and George S. Ladd.
Strubridge. Mass.
All other defendants were acquit-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Friends Seeking
Debs' Release IS
Chicago Report

Chicago, Mar. 2o.-A Spectacular
but dignifled" effort 70 secure the re-
lease OF Eugene v. Debs from the At
lanta, Ga. penitcntlary win be made
In Washington. ID. Cs April IS. the
national socialist headquarters an
nounced today.
The procession win 10 to the white
house, where II Is planned to have q
pre-arranged conference with the
president, General amnesty will he
asked for "aIl socialists and radicals
confined or under prison sentence
under the espionage ace Convictions
At the same time resolutions deelar
ing such amnesty viii be introduced
In the house and senate, according to
she plan. Senator J. I. France of
Maryland has promised to Introduce
II In the senate, party officials say
while several congressman are will
ing to bring II before the house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Dempsey Pleads
Innocent When
Arranged Today

San Francisco, Mar. 20.-Jack
Dempsey and his manager, JACK
Kearns, pleaded not guilty today be-
fore Judge Robert S. Bean In the
United States district court when ar
raigned on charges Of conspiracy to
evade the selective draft act. Their
preliminary hearing was set for April
Francis Krull, United States commits
g. The two appeared later before
sioner and furnished bonds, Demp-
for $4,000 and Kerns for $1,000.
They were indicted by the federal
grand jury February 27. One indict-
ment accused them of conspiracy In
preparing a false claim Of dependency
for Dempsey, and a second charged
Dempsey with evasion Of the draft
act.
Both declined to make any state
ments regarding the charges against
them. referring questions to their
counsel.
Dempsey and Kearns were nattily
dressed and chewed gum vigorously
during the proceedings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Boy Hit By Auto
Is Better; Scalp
Wound Sustained

Roy Halvorsen, IL, residing at 226
West Wilson street, who was struck
by an auto driven by A. E. Hutchen-
son, local automobile dealer, at four
o'clock Friday evening, and rendered
unconscious, was resting easily and inn
proving, according to an announces
ment from the Salem hospital this
morning. Little Halvorsen was taken
there when he was injured. He sus-
tanned deep scalp wound and severe
bruises.
According to witnesses who we've in
terviewed by Traffic Officer Moffitt
and Officer Lee Morelock, Halvorsen,
who was going home from school, ran
in front of Hutchensons machine.
They said that Hutchinson was not
going faster than 20 miles an hour,
and that he stopped Immediately.
The accident occurred on CONNER
cial between Myers and Wilson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Newberry's Seat
Not Vacated by
His Conviction

Washington, Mar 20.-Conviction
of Senator Newberry by the Grand
Rapids jury does not invalidate his
seat in the senate, republican leaders
said today. He will be entitled to re-
tain office, they declared, until the
senate itself acts on the charges filed
by his opponent, Henry Ford.
A subcommittee of the elections
committee, headed by Senator Watson,
republican, Indiana, now Is awaiting a
conference with counsel for Newberry
and Ford regarding procedure In the
senate investigation of the charges.
Whether Senator Newberry, in view
of his conviction, will continue his du-
ties IN the senate pending final des
clsion of his case by the courts Is a
matter for his own discretion, senator's
said. Senate leaders had been advised
by Mr.. Newberry that In event of"con-
viction he would carry an appeal to
the United States supreme court, IL
necessary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
Robbers of Six
Oregon Banks are
Held In Portland

Portland, Or, Mar. 20.--Two alleg-
ed members of band Of bank rob-
bers said by federal officials to be re-
sponsible for the looting Of safety de-
poslt vaults at Scio. Dayton. Wilson
Vile, Cascade Locks. Harrisburg and
jefferson, Oregon. were In the custo-
dy Of federal authorities here today
pending the filing of charges against
them. The men are Fred Peterson
alias "swede" Whitley, and Chester
Lippold.
Arrest of the two men followed an
investigation by post office inspectors,
secret service agents and private
detective agency. seach is being made
today, it was said. for three other
men said to be. implicated in the rob-
berries.
According to the officers s1075 in
currency and 5000 In war savings
stamps we're found on the men when
arrested. The war savings stamps the
officers said. were identified as come
Of those stolen from the sclo bank.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
PEOPLE WHO
KNEW HOOVER
"reminiscences Of Hoovers
Early Enterprises Show
That In Work Or Play He
Was Willing To Do His
Share.
By VIII Carver

~ 50 (eAA WI
"C'mon. folks let's go fishin'.n 1t
was fine day in early summer, and
Bert Hoover had taken a pleasure
run out to the F. l.. tSam) Hammer
place near Silverton to visit his cous-
ms, Jess, Margaret, Agnes and Laura
Hammer. When Bert arrived at the
farm home he found that his invita-
ton could not be acted upon at once
for the three older children were
busy at task that had been left
them by their parents, with the in
junction to "be sure and fix up that
fence before you play any,"
And so, when the situation was ex-
planned, the fence repairers had a
recruit on the construction gang.
With the help of the future engineer
the task was soon completed. altho
not before a diplomatic" situation
had arisen. Jess the brother OF the
three girls, was, according to the
narrator of this incident, in a trouble
hunting mood that day. From a spirit
of mischief and desire to tease his
sisters he pestered them for quite a
while, until finally the girls decided
that the inquisitor was getting too
assistance. And here is. perhaps the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
LATE BULLETINS

Berlin Mar 20The general strike has been ended it was
announced here today.
London Mar 2The general strike in Germany has been
called off according to Berlin advces received here this afternoon
The government stated has accepted the workers demands
including areachng concessions to the Independent Socialists
which will be made public shortly.
Vancouver b. c. Mar 20Report reached here today that
the Pacific Steamship Companys Alaska passenger steamer Aa
a grounded last night in the fog between Cape Muass
and Seymour the inside passage The Evans was
bound from Seattle to Alaska with passengers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
City Taken
ByRadicals
LateFriiday

Brussels, Mar. 20.-The cap
ture Of Essen was effected FRI
day BY a Spartacan army of
about 100000 men, with seventy
guns and an equipment Of ar
mored automobiles, according 10
advices from Aix-Le-C ChapelIe To-
day. The Spartacans proclaimed
a soviet republic there.
During last night, the advices
add, the manufacturing city Of
Dusseldorf on the Rhine, north
of Cologne, was captured by
Spartacan forces, the govern
ment, troops evacuating it with
out a fight.
Amsterdam. Mar. 20.-The battle
for the control OF ESSEN home OF the
immense Krupp arms and industrial
works, lasted twenty-four hours before
the communists finally won possession
Of the city, according to dlspateh
from Muenstern, 10 the TELEGRAPH to-
day. During the battle Essen was
shelled by artillery In possession OF ths
working men.
The government Of the city Is n0w
in the hands OF q committee Of ac-
tom the dispatch reports.
A Berlin dispatch last night estimate
ed that 500 persons were killed In
fighting for the possession OF Essen.
London. March 2o.-- Communists
who have occupied five stations in the
eastern section OF Berlin refuse to per-
nit the resumption Of railroad traffic
until their demands have been met
says a dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company filed at Berlin this
morning: