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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
HEALTH TALKS.
By the County Health Officer,

Preventive and curative medi
cine will soon be brought together
and practiced in harmony. The ex.
tension of the public health service
in respect to tuberculosis, venereal
diseases, maternity and infant vel.
fare. the school child, and indus
trial hygiene, means that every med
ical practitioner is a workman for
the public health, missionary OF
an imperial cause. He may seize
the occasion with gladness. or he
may protest. but he cannot escape.
Secondly, there must be not only a
coordination of medical men. but
also of the institutions in which
they work-the private surgery, the
laboratory. the clinic. the out-pa-
tient department. the hospital In
situations are things to be adapted
and directed by persons. which
must be fashioned to secure with
certainty the purpose for which
they are designed. The result will
be true foundation for the prac-
tice of preventive medicine. 1t
has been said that we stand today
at the door of opportunity. and that
upon US of this generation has been
imposed the duty of laying the
foundations of a new epoch. 1t is
true that other and better men
have gone before us and we enter
into their labors, as other and bet
ter men will follow US and enter
into ours. But our responsibility
is not the less sure. knowledge,
clearness of mind, the broad vision,
strength of will and sympathy of
heart have been in the past, and
they will be in the future, the in
spiration of all high human en-
deayor.
We must carry on in health
work. 1t would be disastrous if a
wave of false economy, because of
hard times, should in any way him
der the work OF the prevention of
disease and betterment OF the pub
lie health. Every agency for good
must cooperate in building a great
county health department in Mon
roe county. There is no better way
to advertise our county and no bet
ter way to help ourselves.
F.. UNDERWOOD, M. D.,
County Health Officer.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
Alex Green Announces For Con.
stable.


Mr.. Alex Green announces in this
issue of The Weekly to fill the un-
expired term of constable of the
Fourth District. made vacant by
the death of E. F. Poe.
The special election will take
place Dec. %. 1920.
Mr.. Green is a longtime citizen
of this district and is well and IA
vorably known to it's voters. He
has been engaged for more than
twenty years as head salesman for
the enterprising dry goods firm OF
M. Lasky. and in this position has
made many friends by his courte-
Gus treatment and fair dealing with
the public. He is eminently quail
fed to fill this position. being spec
tally adapted by training and bus
mess associations to fulfill every
obligation OF the Office.
The Weekly asks of it's readers
careful consideration of Mr.. Green's
candidacy and believes that il the
voters should elect him constable
he would render capable service
with fidelity and satisfaction to the
people.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
Card of Thanks
The feed elements that

We wish to thank our friends and
relatives who remembered as so
kindly during the illness and death
of our loved husband and father.
We appreciate the expressions OF
sympathy and the MANY beautiful
floral tokens of love and esteem.
May God bless each of you,
MRS. e. F. Poe
AND FAMILY.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
GIFTS THAT LAST-Of al

GIFTS THAT LAST-Of all
things beautiful jewelry has first
place. Buy jewelry this Christ
mas, and begin shopping now.
Times are too dull for people TO
throw money away on cheap
toys and cheap jewelry. Buy the
folks something that will always
be remembered with pleasure.
You have city iewelry store in
your town, and one that meets
any and all price competition.
Bring your catalogue for price
comparison. Let MAIER be
your gift counselor this Holiday
season.
MAIER JEWELRY STORE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
Red Cross Christmas Seals

Come. buy Christmas Seals !
They will be found on sale at J. A.
Gays Drug Store. Phoenix Drug
Store. J. J.. Shell & Co. Druggists,
and the Commercial Bank d Trust
Co. Come. do your part, and help
in the good cause.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all those who were so
kind to us during the short
illness and the death of our hus-
band and father. and also for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
May God bless every one who was
so kind.
MRS. J. FL. REDMAN
AND CHILDREN.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
Cotton Ginning

Cotton ginned in Monroe county
from the crop of 1920 to Novem-
Der IA, 1920. amounted to 5.45I
bales. ascompared to 10,O75 to same
date in 1919
S. A. DALTON. Census Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-Two-bottom IL
inch Tractor Plow, Oliver Bros.
make: good as new and would
cost $l75 if bought from the
factory. One hundred dollars
cash takes it. Apply Aberdeen
Weekly office.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

We understand from authorita-
tive sources that a tram railway
has been financed and is in early
prospect to run from Bigbee, on
the Frisco railroad, to a point
in Itawamba county. prospectiyely
Fulton. This tramway is intended
to take care of the immense tim
Der interests that lie intermediate
between Bigbee and Fulton and af-
ford railway transit for the lumber
that will he manufactured in that
territory. When the tramway has
served the purpose of taking care
of the lumber in the area through
which it is to pass, it is contem-
plated to standardize the guage
and convert it into a railroad, fully
equipped to give Fulton railroad
connection with the Frisco system.
We underitand that the enterprise
is financed by Amorv capitalists.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

Xmas is just around the corner
and the Riddles must not be disap-
pointed. Papas take notice
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

Obituaries and cards of thanks win be accep
ed and published in The Weekly. at charge of
one cent word for each word contained. Trib-
utes of respect and resolutions eminatinT from
lodges. churches or similar organizations. a
charge OF one cent word viii be made and col
ected. Count the words in your copy and re-
NIT one cent for each word counted as the cost
of each publication.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

Fire Wednesday night destroyed
a residence on the @. B. Gray plan
tation. near Muldon. Loss about
$500. No insurance.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

666 quickly relieves Constipation
Biliousness. Loss OF Appetite and
Headaches. due to Torpid Liyer-Adv.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
NOTICEt

I have this day posted the Half.
way Farm. Unless you haye q
written permit. keep off.
r. w. Tubb. Prop,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
HERE AND THERE

Do your Xmas shopping with Alb
erdeen Weekly advertisers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
Illinois Central Presents Comparative
Cost of Passenger Fares

everything
They able
ire substantially
still
dhrE sravain esiriIar.a dist
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

Try The Progressive Farmer
for 1920.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

The Passtime Roller Skating Rink
upstairs in the Aberdeen clothing
factory building. on Maple street,
will present tonight and tomorrow
night, little Margaret Chapman, the
celebrated skating artist. Little
Margaret will do funny trick skat-
ing and perform on the unicycle-
the only lady to accomplish this
feat. A rare treat is in store for
those who attend. The price of
admission is 25 cents to all.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

J. c. Pinnix. of Hamilton and
w. A. Towery, OF Smithville. were
in to see Us this week. Both these
enterprising citizens. while in the
gloom" with the rest of US. are op-
timistic of the better times coming.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

Liye merchants advertise, dead
ones are very quiet. There are
some merchants that are not dead
but are expecting to die at any
moment. Beware of the morgue
when you start shopping.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03

We are authorized to announce
ALEX GREEN a candidate for Consta-
BILE for the Fourth District. Monroe
County. to fill the unexpired term
Poo, subject to the will of the voters
in a special election, Dec. %. 1920.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

We are authorized TO announce E.
II. Poe a candidate for Constable of
the Fourth District, Monroe County,
to fill the unexDired term made va
cant by the death of E F. Poe, sub
ject to the win of the voters in a
special election, December Is. 1920
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

Japanmissionen:
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. % .................. 1892
Luck, Wis, Mrs. Soren Morten .............. $50
Blair, Nebr, Miss Anna Andersen ........... 100
Marquette, Nebr, Jim Eriksen ............. 500
Audubon, Iowa, Neutrality-suspicious.. Ii Byen) 80. 6030
Audubon, Iowa, Ebenezer Nigh, Nels Hansen =. $500
Hubbard, Nebr, Nigh, we'd Pastor FIR. Andersen f41
Offer we'd Aarsm9det Hutchinson .......... 22627
Hartland, Wis, ct Medlem af Menigheden ...... 100
Cedar Falls, Ia, Henry 0. johnson ............ 500
Mortified, Mimi og Omegn Neutrality-suspicious.. 1900
Fra EN- uebekendt 500
Elk Horn, La, Y. p. Society ................. $500
Fra en- Mand, der 9nsker sit Navn udeladt ...... $4,000
Tisammen $4,000
lndremissionen:
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. % ........... .$2376 IS
Clinton, Wis, en- unevnt Observation-Disclosures. 200
Blair, Nebr, Miss Anna Andersen ........... LOO
Audubon, Iowa, Ebenezer Nigh, Nes Hansen $500
Offer we'd Aarsm9det Hutchinson ............ 665.3O
Cedar Falls, Ia, Henry 0. johnson ........... 500
Greenyille, Mich, en- unevnt .............. 500
Iowa Kreds, til Immigrantmissionen ............ 5000
Tisammen $990.95
Skolekassen:
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Nr. % .............. .$3835O
Irene, S. Oak, Turkey Valley Nigh, C. M. Pc.
dersen, L. Nielsen, TIL. Lauritsen, Peter Han
sen Rislov, nv. So; Jorgen Jergensen, Niels P.
Christensen, Miss Marie Hansen, nv. So; Alex
Christensen, Mrs. Sophie Hansen, T. C. Morri-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

Efter Sanger ,Altid frejdig,
mar du gaar" talte Chefen for
Tropperne, Kaptajn Laage-Thom-
sen, og takkede de Mend 90
Kyinder, der havde bidraget til
Hiemmets Indrettelse o. I'd
s%mykning. Hertil sluttede Sol
daterne sig we'd ct tre-foldigt
kraftigt Hnrra.
Efter at denne mere ,,officiel-
lie Del af Festen var forbi,
spillede Regimentsmusikken fra
Odense forskellige Munro og
man sang endnu nogle Sange for
linden man sixties.
..Jenserne' VII sikkert blive Ii
&c saa glade for deres HEN, som
Alpejpgerne var Diet for deres
foyer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
REJSEPLAN FOR PASTOR A
BUSCH.

Som Diet er Yennerne bekendt
vii Pastor A. Busch, Formand for
.,Dansk Missions-Selskab' paa
Gennemrejse til Kina og Indien
holde en- Rpkke M9der her i
Landet. Busch har sely sat Nd
dernes Antal til - og bedet ON,
at Moderne, saa vidt muligt, hol-
des paa Steder, der ligger we'd
den alfare Vel mellem New York
og San Francisco. We'd Modernea
optages Offer eller Kollekt. Halv-
delen af det indkomne gaar til
..Dansk Missions-Selskab," Diet
andet halve til vor Kirkes He'd
ningemission. bet er meget at
haabe, at mango vii samles til
disse Meder, like alene den To-
kale Menighed, men ogsaa tilrej-
Sc fra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pastor Busch venter at ankom-
me til New York Mandag den
10. JUL, han afrejser Lerdag den
p. August fra San Francisco.
| Salems Kirke, Brooklyn, n.
Y. Tirsdag Aften d. 20. JUL.
Westbrook. Maine, Torsdag d,
%. JUL.
Racine, sondag Form. den %.
JUL.
Chicago, sondag Aften den 25.
JUL.
Waupaca, Onsdag den %. JUL.
Minneapolis, Torsdag den %.
JUL.
Albert Lea, Fredag den 30.
JUL.
Cedar Falls, Sendag den /.
August.
Coulter, Tirsdag den 3. Au-
gust.
Elk Horn-Egnen fra SIS. Au-
gust.
Council Bluffs, Mandag Aften
den 9. August.
Blair, Tirsdag Aften den 10.
August.
Brush, Torsdag den u. August.
Salt Lake City, SSndag den
-. August.
Fresno By, Onsdag Aften den
IS. August.
San Francisco, Torsdag Aften
den 10. August.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
X. F. u. M. indnvier Soldater-
lejren for de danske Soldater
/ Haderslev.
Era yKr. Dagbl. IS Korrespon.
dent

Den gamle preussiske Kaserne
i Hadersley har j det sidste
Aars It'd set mango forskellige
Trooper indenfor sine rode Mu-
re.
F'9rst havde Diet tyske Side
Regiment Infanteri til Huse der.
De efterfulgtes af de revolutio-
nare Trooper. Saa kom Besat-
telsestropperne, Alpejegerne fra
Savoyen, og disse aflgstes ende-
hg den 5. Maj af ,,Jenserne."
Allerede mems Franskmende-
ne van her havde K: F. U. NJ.
paa Kasernen indrettet en- foyer
du %chasseur, ct Soldaterhjem.
Hjemmet err ny istandsat. Fest
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

ligt og rent saa Diet I'd med
nyt Tapet og nye Gardiner, 60
de Billeder paa Vaggene og
Blomster og Flag ale Yegne,
da X. F. L. Ms Sekret9r, cand.
theol. Martin Hansen, Sondag
Aften X. 5 bod Velkommen.
Efter at man hayde sunget
bet SON lysner over Yangen",
tog Pastor Matthiesen fra YAM
drup Ordet: ,,Denne er Dagen''
sang Israels Folk for 300 Aar
siden, da Diet drog I'd af der
babyloniske Fangenskab. For
100 Aar siden omsatte Grundtvig
Diet paa Yers, og nu synges Diet
overall i Sonderjylland.
Den 10. Februar var Dagen der
for Hadersley.
Den 5. Maj var ogsaa en- stolt
Dag for Haderslev, da senke-
des Diet franske Flag paa den
~preussiske Kaserne og Dame
brog hejstes i Stedet for. Den
ne Kaserne har ligget son en-
Trusel BYE Hadersley. ligesom
Mervig er en- Trudsel modFlens-
borg.
Da den preussiske Battalion i
sin It'd drog ind i Kasernen her,
skal Byens Borgmester ! sin Vel.
komSttale have sagt, at for skull
de SOlen og Maanen og Himme.
lens Stjerner falde ned end den
tyske 0rn slipper sit Byte, og
saa malede man ct Billede af Or.
men i Kaserneporten. - Vi we'd
alleSammen, at Diet er kommen
anderledes, Vi we'd at Fransk-
mendene har deres Andel heri.
Vi we'd ogsaa, at Franskmande.
ne har pillet lidt we'd 0rnen her
nede i Porten, saa dens udSpile-
de Vinger og gridske Kloer nn
er stRkkede. Og SON det er gaaet
her, er det tildels gaaet paa
Marinestationen j Moryig. Her
holdt selye Kejser Wilhelm den
2den Indyielsestalen, og paa Diet
Sted, hyor han stod, blev. der
reist en- Statue for ham. - Den
ne er nu borte, og ! dens Sted
er der rejst en- Flagstang, fra
hyilken def engelske Flag vajer.
Der kommer en- Dag for Flens,
borg ogsaal Mon det like skulde
komme saaledes, at de danske
Soldater drager ind ad Flens.
borgs Norreport til Tonerne at
Den tapre Landssoldat2" Da
forst har vi naaet Kampen-
Maal, for Sonderjylland yundet,
Diet er Kampens Maal. - Sely
Martha 0ttosen siger 10, at Flens.
borg er Danmarks G|rensevagt
mod sgd. -
K. +. L. NJ. har haft mango
store Dage, har indyiet mango
Soldaterhjem, og den rode Ire
kant kendes af ale Verdens Ma
TONER. Men frem over ale an
DIRE store Dage RACER den 8.
Maj, 1920, den Dag, da X. F.
L. NJ. indyier sit HEN for dan
ske Soldater paa den gamle dan
ske BY Haderslev. Gid dette MAJ
bliye ct godt HEM Gid Her
rens Velsignelse maa hvile over
Soldaterhjemmet paa Hadersley
Kaserne!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

~ -
Pastor Koch, Ledren af den
danske Diakonissestiftelse i Ke-
benhavn, opholder sig i disse
Dage is. Maj / Senderjylland
for at unders6ge Sygeplejeforhol-
dene. Efter Forlydende agter den
neget tysksindede Leder af Dia-
konissestiftelsen / Fiensborg,
Rast. Matthisen, at trekke ale
denne Stiftelses Diakonisser til
bage fra Nordslesyig we'd Gen
6reningen. bet haabes dog, at
ct st6rre Antal af DiakonisSerne
foretrekker at trade ! den dan
axe Diakonissestiftelses Tjeneste.
Skolevasenet. Det senderjyske
Skoleudyalg holdt den 10. Maj,
Mode i Haderslev sammen med
Minister Jacob Appel og de ire
agnderjyske Skolekonsulenter.
Hvad der forhandledes ON paa
dette Mode, er forelobig like of
fentliggjort. 1 ct senere Mode
yedtog Skoleudvalget at rette en-
9ervendelse til Diet danske IN
Observation-Disclosures ON, at
Embedet som senderjysk Skole-
airekt9r like forelebigt maa BIZ
re besat.
Mindretallene. Fra Berlin med
Feles officielt: Den danske T.
lenrigsminister har afslaaet ct
Forslag fra den tyske Gesandt
4 K9benhayn ON at afslutte en-
0verenskomst til Beskyttelse at
he gensidige Mindretal." Efter
ivad r. B. erfarer, er der imid-
lertid like gjort det danske T.
denrigsministerium noget saa-
liant Forslag. Ministeriet kan
aItsaa heller like have afstaaet
det.
Med foldede Hander. En- alvor-
zig Ulykke fandt ! sidste Uge
fskrives der Is. Maj Sted we'd
Broager / S6nderiylland. Fisker-
ne Rasmus Lorensen og Christian
Hansen fra Skelle, der var paa
Aalefiskeri we'd Kajnes, er druk-
Hede. Baden err fundet we'd Kai-
nas og Rasmus Lorensens Lig
blew fundet i Mandags 30 Fav-
ae fra Baden. Den forulykkede
RAJ kun "a Aar 81. og havde HUI
stru og to smaa Born. Hansen har
svSmmet, saa lenge han kunde.
Han fandtes liggende paa Ryg,
gen med foldede Hander. Hans
Fader fandt Liget og bragte Diet
iiem.
Guldbryllup. Mandag d.17. Maj
kunde pensioneret F6rstelarer
Petersen og Hustru, Fensborg,
Ifslge ,,Flensb. Az" fejre deres
Guldbryllup. Hr. Petersen har i
81 Aar varet Ferstelere- oe
Degn j Oldsum paa For.
M maa Diet vare nok! Vest
Hesvigsk Tidende" i T9nder med
deler, at
zen gammel Veteran fra 1864,
Andreas Andersen, som Dor hos
Landmand Biehl we'd Sygehuset,
har maattet Tide ondt, fordi han
4 Onsdags ~. Maj deltog i Fe-
sten for Soldaterne. Den gamle
Veteran er af den Grund bleven
smidt udaf sin Boligl"
Dette brutale Overgreb err sket
j en- By, der er besat af dansk
Militer, hvor danske Embeds-
uand tildels allerede er ankom-
men til deres Poster og STAIR
rrde til med kortest mulig Var,
sci at overtage Styrelsen. Ty-
skerne i Tender har for StSrste-
deiens Vedkommende afholdt sig
fra ale Udfordringer we'd Bes@t-
telsen. Des grellere virker Diet,
at en- Fanatiker drister sig til
at sette en- gammel Mand paa
Gaden, fordi han har vovet at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

mand, ForSikringslnspektor,
Thorvald Moller med Il st. Paa
Tyskernes Kandidat, Fabrikant
Tams, faldt der S St, og So
eialdemokraten Typograf Moller
fix 6 st.
Til Raadmand valgtes j Ste
Diet for TaorYald Moller Yinhand-
Ter Wartho. De andre Raadmpnd
genyalgtes.
Oct selsvigske Standpunkt. II.
p. Hansen har fraraadet fore
lobig at Suite sig til noget at
de k%ongerigske politiske Partier
og tilraadet indtil yidere at dan
ne ct serligt selsvisk PART paa
den danske Rigsdag. Heron skirt
yer ,,Modersmaalet'
bet er en- god gammel Regel.
at man skal stikke Fingeren /
Jorden og lugte, hyor man er.
Og vi er / Slesvig. Her er vi fodt
og baarne, og her har Vi til Da-
to gjort yor Corning. Og der er
nd fra de Erfarinnger, vi har
erhveryet os paa dette Stykke
.Jord, at Vi skal til at leve os
helt og fuldt ind i Danmark."
Planen misbilliges i hej Grad
af ,,DanSkeren." Den vii heller
neppe vinde Bifald blandt ret
mango paa denne Side Konge-
aaen, skriyer ,,Kr. Dgbl."
En- Protest. Konsistoriet j Kiel
har Lordag den 10. Maj nedlagt
en- skarp Indsigelse imod den
internationale Kommissions An
ordning af 6. Maj 1920 vedre-
rende Forvaltningen af de kirke-
lge Anliggender i de af Dan
mark besatte LANDSLIDE.
Det henviser forst til, at An
ordningen er uklar. bet kan TX
Ike af Ordlyden ses, ON den
kirkelige Administration allerede
er overtaget eller f6rst vii BIZ
We overtaget. Konsistoriet, som
er ProYnsens OVERSIZE kirkelige
Myndighed, har endnu ingen
Meddelelse fact, men kender
kun Anordningen az Aviserne.
bet taller ! denne Forbindelse
ON Vilkaarlighed og kreverFor-
handling med de danske kirke-
lige Myndigheder, linden Overta-
gelsen az den kirkelige Forvalt
ming finder Sted. Isar onskes der
forhandlet ON den kirkelige For
niue, Beskatningsretten og den
gejstlige Forsorgelsesret.
,,Hejmdal' mener, at Prote-
stem / nogen Grad er berettiget,
og at der paa formueretlig ON
raade STAIR saa store I~nteresser
paa Spill, at en- Forhandling sy-
mes n9dyendig.
Valutaen. Den nordslesvigske
Valutakommission afholdt Ler-
dag Eftermiddag den s. Maj et
Mode paa Hadersley Bank oe
vedtog en- lengere Henvendelse
til den danske Regering og
Rigsdag, hvori man udtaler On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

Valutaen. Den nordslesvigske
Valutakommission afholdt Ler-
dag Eftermiddag den s. Maj er
Mode paa Hadersley Bank oe
yedtog en- lengere Henvendelse
til den danske Regering og
Rigsdag, hyori man udtaler On
sket ON en- gunstigere Valuta-
regulering end den af Sender
jysk Udyalg vedtagne, SAINT an.
moder ON, at der straks maa
blive taget fat paa ForarbeJ-
derne til Valutareguleringen, saa
at den nordslesvigske Befolk-
ming like skal mangle de n9dven-
Krone-K ontanter j Diet Die
blk, da Kronem6nten indfSres.
Man henviser i Henvendel-
sen iser til N9dvendigheden af,
at Bankerne faar en- Del Krone
mont for at staa rede, naar
Fordringen kommer.
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and he was beginning to doubt that he
had followed her movements with close
enough attention. The girl gathered this
Information from the fact that he finally
came to halt and stood looking down
town, every line of his figure suggestive
of uncertainty.
Secretly Frances smiled. Now. If she
could only thing of some way to leave
him standing there. but to retreat would
place her once more in the light and
discovered.
At this moment, fate took a hand in
the game Of hide and seek for as the
man again edged toward the girl an au-
tomobile came to halt beside the curb
and a cursing driver climbed from behind
the wheel to inspect flat shoe on one of
the front wheels
The diversion sent the man who was
trailing Frances off in the opposite di-
rection. Either wishing to escape obser-
walton himself or deciding the girl had
hidden further down the drive. he walked
ON for something like 100 yards before
he again came to a halt and faced back
settling himself against the stone wall to
keep watch and hid his impatience in
check.
Frances, however. mad used her oppor-
tunity to good advantage. She was no
longer crouching behind the tree, but
had made a quick run across the pave
ment and now she crouched on the far