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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-04-01

This advertisement is paid for BY The Leonard Wood
League of Michigan. Fredk NJ. Aiser, Pres; WaHer
g. Pibey y Pres; g. A. WeisSert, Sec. 8 Treas
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-04-01
Stick tOYOur
Knitting

THE production of crude oil
is, in itself, highly special
lied business.
The Standard Oil Company Qndi-
ana) recognizes this fact and leaves
to others the drilling Of wells,
the operation OF pipe lines, and
the other activities incident to the
production, storage, and transpor-
tation of petroleum.
1t buys its requirements of crude
oil on the open market and pays
the market price.
The business which engages the at
tention of the Standard Oil Com
pany Undiana) is the manufacture,
distribution, and sale OF the prod
ucts of petroleum.
The Company goes into the oil
fields and buys the Crude it wants
from whoever has it for sale. In
this way the Company is able to
select with care the raw material
ii uses, and is not hampered IN It's
endeavor to render greater service
by being tempted to use crude which
is not exactly suited to its needs.
BY devoting all of its time to the business
of refining and marketing, the Company
is able to fulfil its obligation to the public
by supplying petroleum products OF the
highest known standards-to maintain at
all times uniformity of quality..and to
manufacture in such volume and in such
variety of forms-aS to enable it to sell
these products at a low price.
Oil Company
(IsSisrs)
10 So. Michigan Ave, Chicago
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-04-01

I. National economy at Washing
ton budget system
e. The federal government behind
expansion OF honest business at home
and abroad.
8. Federal suppression Of all dis
honest business.
a. More friendship and q square
deal between capital and labor; cap
ital to pay we'll, labor to work well;
each to be fair toward the other
s. Removal OF the excess-proflt tax
that Is strangling business.
6. More producing, less spendingj
o saner cost OF living.
7. A longer term OF years 10 pay
the war debt.
g. America to have bigger hand
In the trade OF the world. power
ful merchant marine.
Q. More careful sitting OF immi-
grants at Ellis Island and on the other
side.
10. Deportation OF all he anarch-
istic Reds.
H. Better housing conditions. TO
make better family life.
H. Adjustment of child labor.
49, Political equality of women
with men.
IL. short term Of universal train
ing Of youths for national service
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-04-01

candidate who does not evade
will support him the
will be switched
candidate candidate whose name
consequently Will have no
acknowledged by Republican
be opponent Wood will Chicago
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-04-01
WOODS PLATFORM

not 10 make America a country OF SOL
diers, out country OF finer citizens.
is. A higher standard of physical
morality in men. for happier Amerl-
can homes and healthier children
10. Fairer pay for school teachers.
II. A national department OF pub
lie health, at its head medical man
who shall be member OF the cabinet.
1s. A national department OF agri'
culture, administered for the farmers
by men who really know farming
from the furrow to the crop.
10. Fewer tenant farms, more
owned farms.
20. The protection Of the American
government behind an American wher-
ever he may be.
Fl. A diplomatic service which
shall command confidence at home,
demand II abroad.
%. Law and order supreme Sc
ourity OF the rights of property: no
class legislation.
20. A League of Nations covenant
with reservations which will preserve
To America the right TO exercise In
any crisis which may arise the voice
OF the American people.
"a. For ourselves and toward the
world: One Flag, one language. one
loyalty
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
A FISH STORY

Last Saturday evening a coup le of people chartered an auto mobile and started out on a fishing excursion. It seems that the Deputy Marshal and his wife were out joy riding in the same direction and as the cars passed, the Marshal spied something fishy, and gathered in the outfit, car, chauffeur, tack le, and the evidence, who is re ported to be called Hennessy,& was placed under special care.
 Further details are lacking as our special reporter is look for some of Hennessy's brothers and the case is pending
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
KENNECOTT NEWS

Mrs. R. V. Watkins and little daughter left yesterday on a trip to the States.
 Mr. Douglas has returned from visit to Long Lake where he has been studying the nitric acies of fly fishing.
 Miss Johnson our new school mistress has arrived.
 Jim Dennis has achieved the distinction of raising the record radish of the country, which he intends sending to the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
CHISANA NEWS

AS there has not been health y shower of rain since July 3rd the miners ate all very short of water. The James and Mel son outfits are both doing well James has managed to secure six men and they are working side cuts which HamshaW left. Don Greene came in to Shushan na with about 700 mush rat skins
 Percy Thornton and Ole Ears tvedt are going to spend the winter in this States.
 C. A. Simons expects to take a trip out this fall.
 Bill Mcclellan and Dud McKin ney are on Gold Run and say they have not enough water to cook With.
 Bud Sargent has gone out side by way of Nab5sna and Gulkana. Zeke Mullett has gone to Dawson, and will return in the fall.
 U. $. Commissioner McGetti- gan reminds those who have claims in this section that work must be done on all claims this year.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
PERSONAL

" Back to the Yukon" said Big Bill Mckay as he wished his friends good bye at the De- pot yesterday. " The country owes me a fortune and that is where I am going to strike it."
 Rill is 67 years young and has been prospecting for 27 years.
 It is such men as he who are making Alaska. His many friends wish him success.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nitric are receiving the congr atulations of all their friends upon the ar rival of 6 SCI and heir last M onday. Mother and James Jr. are plCglessj1 g ta1o1ably at KenIecott hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Muncaster and Bonny Moves arrived from the Interior this week. They ,are on their way to the States te purchase stock etc for tn cir ranch and fox farm sixty miles beyond Chisana..
 Dick Woodman has just re ceived a letter from our former toWnsman Bob Smith, who has returned from overseas and is now located in Chicago
 Harold Kay has rented the Aron Erickson home, where his family will spend the winter.
 The Northwestern leaving Seattle on September 9th. will not come to Cordova but will only make ports of South East ern Alaskan waters.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
JUST RECEIVED

Fresh Shipment of Veal, Pork Mutton and Fresh killed broil- CTS at R. l.. H. Marshall's
 For darkening evenings, new mantles, Wicks and chimnies for the Alladin Lamp at the the Post Office store.
 The Path finder boosts for Al aska and Alaskans. If you sub scribe to it, you are boosting voo Up to the minute magazines at the Post Office Store.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
MORE ABOUT HIGHWAYS

kennecott, Sept. 1st. Editor of the News,
 Mccarthy.
 Being for a number of years a resident of this section I was interested in the piece on high ways contributed in your last issue. but my suggestion for the New Sourdough trail would be the "Nizina Highway.
 The Nizina Piacers have been worked for nearly twenty years and will be good for at least fifty more.
 George Max Esterly did all his freighting up the rivers on the ice and had very little to do with this trail, consequently l don't think he is entitled to the honor of having it named after him, tho he sure was a prince of a host to travellers who arriv- ed at his camp cold and wet as was generally the ease in those days.
 Yours for good trails,
 A subscriber.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
HAYS TESTIFIES

Chicago. III. Sept. 2nd. Testi- flying to the Senate Committee Chairman Hays of Chicago said that the charge made by Cox that the Republicans were rais- ing fifteen million for their cam paign is false.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04

Mrs. L.D. Brown is spending g a few days in town from Nizlna river.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Ladies pure silk hose in black white brown and navy at the Post Office Store.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
TANKER LAUNCHED

Seattle, August 3lst. A sixty five foot tanker was launched this evening for the Boring Riv- CT Coal Company. AIRPLANE MAIL SERVICE Seattle Sept. 2nd An airplane mail service between Seattle and Victoria B.C. will be inaugural ed on October 18th.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
SOLDIER SUICIDES

Seattle Sept3rd. Oliver l.. Truse dale, a Spanish war veteran and formerly sergeant of Company C, Fourteenth Infantry at Fort Seward Alaska, committed suic- idle today by his wife's grave.
 Ms R. flor returne d from her vacation yesterday in the best of health and spirits.
 School opens Tuesday the 7th.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC
Especial to t he News)
 SUBMARINE SUBMERGED

SUBMARINE SUBMERGED
 New Haven, Sept 3rd. A sub marine has been submerged southeast of Cape Henloupe for 4o hours. 'Che Thirty seven men are still alive; air is being pump ed into the submarine by two steamers standing by. Torpedo boats are rushing to the rescue
 CREW RESCUED
 Philadelphia Sept. 4th. The crew of submarine S after learly two days at the bottom of the Atlantic were rescued early this morning by the steam ships General GothalS and At lantus and will arrive here this afternoon.
 ARMENIAN ATROCITIES
 Constantinople, Aug. 3Oth. Four hundred Armenian men, woven and children at AnatoliC have been shot and burned by the Turks.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

ming, og som med Naturn9dyen-
dighed vii foretrgkke Landets
Sprog, hvad med demY 10, Lad
de andre sejle deres egen So"
- Hvorfor saa dog like helle-
re wise dem hen til engelsk-ta-
lende lutherske Menigheder2 vi
forctrekker nu at beholde dem.
vi kunde ellers komme I'll at 81
&c til wore Born og B9rneb9rn {:
| faar sejle jeres egen So.
Men - om Forladelse = vi
glemte helt, man har fortalt os,
at Past. Nordentoft err Peber-
svcndl saa Diet var 10 helt uri-
meligt at tanke, at han skulde
kunne have Erfaring eller F9-
lelse som Fader og end mindre
som Bedstefader -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

at nedlegge de Verker, der ska
bruges til civile Formal
Endvidere kraver de Konser
vative, at Diet sjellandske Ar
tillerigiment skal oprethOldeS.
til man faar en- ny Herordning
Hunden fandt Vel over IA
danske Mil. En- af Horsenseg-
mems st9rre Landmend, Forpag
ter Madsen paa FyrstinggaArd Il
den lykkelige Indehaver af er
Jagthund, der synes klogere end
mangen af sine tobenede Ned
skabninger. : Saaledes var For
pagteren forleden paa Jagt nds
we'd Vestkysten og Hunden ia
af en- Hare og forsyandL
Da Madsen neste Formiddag ko1H
tilbage til sit HEM, var den
allerede kommet ID danskc MI
havde den klOge Humid tilbage-
lagt over ukendt Terr@n i L.
bet af godt IL Timer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
MAN LEGGER MHRKE TIL
OS DERHJEMME.

Vor gamle Ven, HaSt.
M9ller skriver / Den indre Mis-
sions Tidende ibl. a.:
,,Aaret har bragt natnOnale
Vanskeligheder / Forhold LII del
amerikanske. Tyskernes Misbrug
af G~asteretten i Amerika havde
gjort den offentlige Mening mis-
tanksom over for allie fremmed-
f9dte, og en- Utaalsomhed, som
ellers har veret ukendt i Anne
rika. kom somme Steder for Da-
gen i enkelte Slater, NEST visit
nok i Iowa og Nebraska. Eft Par
Udtalelser vii dog wise, at For
holdene allerede nu er we'd at
vende tilbage i Diet gamle LeJe
Der anf9res saa en- Udtalelse al
Fernandez / Nebraska Kreds,
Past. l.. Jensen, og EN- anden at
Fernandez i Iowa Kreds, Past.
A. M. Nielsen efter Aarsbere4r
ningen.
| ct andet M. af |. M. 7. s&ri-
YER Past. Frimodt M9ller vide
re:
..Gennemlaser man KredsfaF-
mpndenes Indberetninger, SOM de
foreligger i Aarsberetningen, faar
man ct sterkt Indtryk af, hvor
omfattende og nidk@rt Den
forenede Kirke''s Arbejde fer
Guds RIGGS Udbredelse og Be-
fastelse blandt wore LandsmanS
0ves"....
Nest Notwithstanding er
Diet dog, at I'D. f. K" nu soua
Samfund har taget Missioner
blandt Danske i Queensland
Anstralien OPP. Horned
skal Diet nok wise sig, al der
kommer en- ganske anden Gang
Arbejdet med Eyangeliets Fer
kyndelse blandt wore LandsmaEE
i Australian, som saa l9nge har
befundet sig i en- Tilstand, hyor
de hverken kunde leye eller da-
| flere Aar har Venner at den
ne Opgave preset paa, men MAI
holdt igen, da Den for. Kirke"
tilvisse i Forvejen havde Hapt
derne fulde af Opgayer og hTas.
Men Vennerne Var utrattelige.
Serlig har Missioner Jens Dixcn
og Past. l.. NJ. Hansen Fortiene-
ste i denne Sag. M i Aar var
Past. Ligaard, som er uddamnsss
i Blair og ordineret j I'D. f. X"
og som har virket j Queensland
vel ct Aars It'd, til Stede paa
Aarsm9det, Og hermed nasedt
denne Says Venner deres MaaA
Fra nu at virker ID. {. Ks PrE-
ster ogsaa i Australian, og AH-
straliemissionens modl9Se Vennex
i Danmark kan glade sig"
ON S~kolesagen skriver Past.
FIR. Moller: Il Yirkeligheden sly
mes der like at yere megen Aar-
sag til at flytte fra Blair $40
Diet ligger midi j DE fore Sta
ter" og nogenlunde midi blandt
de Danske i Amerika. Mango
Menneskers Forkerlighed eg
mango code, rige Minder kNg%
ter sig til Blair, der hidtil a2td
har Midtpunktet i ,,Isez
for. Kirke''s Liv. Tanken em III
flytte derfra og begynde nas
bar Bakke vii derfor nasppe wise
sig praktisk. EFT Tibbud ON Byg-
ninger og Pengebelpb kan he4-
Ter neppe begrunde en- FDrsn+
dring, al den Stund, der 20 CT
store Warbler j Blair, SON pd
n@ppe med Fordel lader sig vca-
%lisere. Tiaen WI wise, llvorie4.es
denne Side af Sagen vii fnrDs
sig" 80 - .,pi4gs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28


dene. Under %. Dee. offentlig-
gjordes f9lgende j Bladene der
hjemme:
Grundloyens Paragraf ON, at
Folkekirkens Pertaining ordnes
we'd Low, er, som bekendt, al
Orig blevet opfyldt. like desto
mindre err Diet i mango Aar gaa-
ct fredeligt i Forholdet mellem
Kirke og Stat. Man har fra Sta
tens Side forstaaet, at Regering
og Rigsdag ingen Ret havde til
at gribe ind i de indre kirkeli-
ge Forhold. Man har der ladet
Diet blive we'd def gamle og i for
INCIDENT Fald adspurgt Biskopper.
ne.
bette synes under den nuveren-
de Regering at yere bleyet an
derledes, serlig efter at den nn-
verende Kirkeminister er til
traadt. bet politisk radikale Pro
gram har fact eft ,,kirkeligt''
Afsnit, som gaar I'D paa we'd
Hielp af Rigsdagen at omdan-
me den gamle Folkekirke Til en-
hel ny Institution, der for de
fleste Kristne - og for Resten
ogsaa for mango andre - STAIR
som en- ganske forargelig lndret-
ming.
Regeringens Shilling overfor
Kirken har med al Tydelighed
aabenbaret sig gennem L%ovforsla-
get ON Kvinders Adgang til for
skellige Embedsstillinger. Mini
steren tilsigtede her, gennem en-
almindelig borgerlig Low, at af-
gore ct vigtigt indre kirkeligt
Spgrgsmaal, nemlig Sporgsmaalet
ON Kvinders Adgang til Preste-
stiIlinger. Han forespurgte ganske
visit Biskopperne og Diet teologi-
ske Fakultet, men ligesom for
paa Portland at wise, at deres
Meninger var ligegyldige, fore
lagde man Loyforslaget, linden
man havde hort deres Udtalelser
| Folketinget blew, som be-
kendt, Ministeriets Forslag we'd
taget, men Landstingets Flertal
udelukkede Punktet ON Kvln-
ders Adgang til Prestestillinger,
og da Kirkeministeren absolut
Vide have dette med, blew Low
forslaget like gjort ferdlgt
sidste Rigsdagssamling, men er
ma after kommen frem i den nye.
bet err yanskeligt at sc, hYad
der beyeger Kirkeministeren I'll
at Vile trodse denne Sag lgen-
mem. eftersom der like fra kir-
kens eller Menighedens Side har
varet nogen SON helst Wiring at
Trang til kvindelige Prester,
medens Ministeren tilstrekkellg
tydeligt har market den Mod
stand. Tanker yekker rundt ON
j Menighederne.
Rent udvortes set faar man
10 narmest I~ndtrykket al, at
han har villet wise, hvem der
for Tiden err HERE over k1rken.
Men vi tror, at de fleste retsln-
diee vii yere enige med os l,
at DIET err en- uverdig Made, paa
hyilken man her s9ger at be-
handle den danske Kirke.
Def kirkelige Fellesudyalg be-
der Dem derfor ON at gore alt,
bvad De som kristent Meme
ske or dansk Berger kan gore
for at denne Forhaanelse mod
n Kirke kan blive afyendt, og
en- Peel rammet igennem denne
Made at styre vor Kirke paa.
Som Representatives. j Diet kir.
keliee FalIesudvalg for fslgen-
AZ k;rkelige og kristelige Fore
Xirkeli1 Forening FOL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
Eft Forfatter-Jubilaum. Sogr


prest Chr. Lynge i Slangerup
fejrer i Aar 25-Aarsdagen for
sit Forfatterskab. Hans f9rste
Bog udkom nemlig 1894. Bogen
var bygget over ct Foredrag, som
han havde holdt i Bornholms
Prastekonvent.
Som Prest i Upland kom han
i Forbindelse med Dansk Mis-
sionsselskab og udgav paa dettes
Forlag: EFT sk9nt Dagvark-'.
Senere udkom ,,Frelse", en- stor
Bog paa halvfemte Hundrede
Slider, og ,,Fangen paa Christians
%, en- Fremstilling at DIR. Dam
pes Lidelseshistorie, vor politiske
Frig9relses eneste Martyr.
Samtidig betraadte Forfatteren
ogsaa den sk9nlitter@re Bane
med Fortelingen Under Meste-
rens Hand, der senere fulgtes
af ,,Yderup Prastegaard" at
den nye Sognepr@st' og AL
~perosen". Chr. Lynge h9rer I'll
wore udpragede rationale For
~fattere.
Han har ogsaa andre l%nteres-
ser. Han er saaledes en- forstaaen'
de Ven af Valdenserkirken / l.
%talien. Og med Observation-Disclosures
har han gjort ire StudiereJser
til Italien, 0strig og Frankr1g.
Desuden har man baade set
andre og st9rre Arbejder fra
hans Hand, ligesom han err EN-
iavnlig Gest j Blade og lids
skrifter. Ogsaa paa Valgtribuner
har han staaet som iIGjres Re
presentant.
Pastor Chr. Lynge har gennem
de svundne Aar veret Ell fit
tig Arbejder, en- Mand, der like
gik til Side for Dagens Mole og
Besver, en Prest, som var no
get for sin Menighed og' dog
saa lengere end til sin Sogne-
granse.
Stor Hjalp til Hittebprnsho'
spitalet. Odd-Fellow-Ordene har
lsom Matt. erfarer, modtagei
ct Tilbud fra ct af diets Medlem'
Inner, en- kendt S@befabrikant
der isBegyndelsen af Diet nye Aal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

rejst Ell af deres, indenfor Nj
litaret saa kendte Barakker med
|ide endnu mere kendte Bogsta-
yer: K. L. L. NJ.
Hjemmet aabnedes we'd en- Ill
lie Festlighed, hyortil samtlige
Befalingsmend og menige var
indbudte. Paa Landsudvalgets
Vegne BOD A. Gillesberg Vel
kommen, talte ON Hjemmets Be
tydning og K. f. u. Ms Hensigt
med Hjemmet, som nu var rejst.
Premierl9jtnant Amsinch takkede
paa Fortchefens og Mandskabets
Vegne, hvorefter Pastor Hinse
Nielsen, efter en- kort Tale ON
Menneskets Phgter overfor Gud,
indviede Hjemmet i den treenige
Guds Navn. We'd Kaffebordet
takkede Soldaterne, fordi de nu
havde Udsigt til at fejre julien
under hyggeligere Former, end
Tilfeldet oilers Wide have ve-
ret.
Den hyggelige Fest sluttede
med Andagt.
SSnderjydske Krigsfanger. 1876
paa Langeland. Marineministeriet
meddeler, at Krydseren ,,Valky-
rien' Mandag midday den %.
Dee. har landsat 81 ~s9nderjyd-
ske Krigsfanger we'd Traneker,
Resten 68 Krigsfanger er af Ell
Lokaldamper afhentet til Rud-
k9bing. Krydseren nValkyrien"
afgik KI. 2 til Kobenhavn.
Fra R~udk9bing meddeles Ill
X. B.: Med Krydseren ,,Valky-
rien' ankom, som meddelt, i
Gaar Formiddags III. 10 til Aasp
135 sonderjydske Krigsfanger
fra Frankrig. De 81 az dem blew
landsat / Aas9 for at blive ind
kvarteret paa Traneker. | AT
ties foranstaltede Lensgreve Able
feldt-Laurvigen en- Fest for dem.
De ovrige 68 blew med ,Sydfyn-
ske Dampskibsselskabs" Damper
,,Thorseng'' sejlede til Rudko-
bling. Her modtoges de we'd Hav-
men af en- stor Menneskemengde.
Borgmester Lund bod Velkom-
men. Krigsfangerne mareherede
derpaa i Procession OPP igennem
Byen, hvorefter de blev fordelt
til deres Verter. | Aftes foran
staltede Byraadet en- Festlighed
for dem j 0rstedspayillonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

a AAtAAAACA11 III ~ - 2
Sabe og for hvert Stykke give
Ell Afgift til Hittebprnshospita.
let.
Dette skulde = yenter man
heryed faa en- aarlig Hjelp paa
mellem $4,000 og 100000 Kr.
Frafald. En- tidligere radikal
Gaardejer, Kr. Haahr, Sender
holt, skriver i ,,Nordsj. Venstre-
blad" bl. a.:
,,Jeg har en- lang It'd veret j
Twill ON, hvorvidt Diet er mig
eller Diet radikale Parti, der har
skiftet politisk Opfattelse men
har nu endelig faaet 0jnene OPP
for den s9rgelige Kendsgerning,
at Partiet har foretaget Koyen-
ding mod Diet socialdemokratiske
Parti. Samtidig er Diet gaaet OPP
for mig, at Partiet har foretas
get en- Kovending mod de Fore
re, den st9ttende Presse og de
Partifaller, der af ~personlig Err
gerrighed sGger at arbejde sig
opad til Tops ad Diet radikale
PARTS altfor hurtigt ormstukne
H0nsestige. Resten at dem, der
hylder Programmed, gelder kun
paa Valgdagen.
Bet har selvf9lgelig saa uende-
lig lidt at sige, ON en- eller anden
radikal Landsmand melder sig
fra, da Partiet sagtens faar 10
socialdemokratiske Stemmer i Ste
Diet for en- radikal; men der kom-
mer EN- Dag, da Regnskabet skal
lagges frem til Godkendelse, 0g
da oliver Diet ct Sp9rgsmaal, ON
like de nyerhyervede Venner
vii wise sig svigefulde. Hyad
saa9"
Legat til Dansk Sygeplejeraad.
Dansk Sygeplejeraad har fra Fru
Rebekka Salomonsen faaet tildelt
ct Legat til Fordel for @ldre,
Itrangende Sygeplejersker.
Ifolge Legatstifterens 0nske
tilfalder 500 Kr. aarlig EN- af
hende selv udvalgt Priyatsyge-
ple.jerske, medens 500 Kr. udde-
les til andre gamle Sygeplejer-
skier efter Dansk Sygeplejeraads
Bestyrelses Skon. Endvidere for
LANCER Giyeren, at Uddelingen
skal finde Sted hvert Aar den
IA. Novbr.
Dansk Sygeple jeraads Besty-
relse har derefter den naynte
Dag uddelt Bel9bet i Petitioner
a 100 Kr. til fem gamle Syge-
plejersker; blandt faa er Trangen
til Hjalp saa stor for Tiden som
netop hos de gamle Sygeplejer-
skier, der like har faaet Andel
ii Nutidens forbedrede Gagevil-
kaar.
DON'T Sogneraadsformand. CT
~vilretten / Holbek har den %.
Dec. DON'T forhenvarende Sog-
neraadsformand i Merlgse, Tom
mermester J. Petersen, til at be-
tale Holbak Kommune 1928
Kr. med 6 pct. p. A. fra s. MAJ
1919 til Detailing skier SAINT Sa-
gems Omkostninger.
Under Sagen oplystes Diet, at
Petersen for en- stor Del haVde
overladt til en- privat l0nnet
Medhjalper at passe Regnskabs-
vasenet. Petersen MATTE der
for fuldtud hefte for DENIES
Fors9mmelser, og Diet kunde like
gore nogen Forandring, at de
ovrige Observation-Disclosures var
vidende ON, at Fernandez be-
nyttede en- Hjelper.
Hvordan Fan9boere rejser Pen
ge til Kommunen. Nordby Sog-
neraad vedtog for % Maaneder
siden at opfGre ct Elektricitets
vark, der budgetteredes at vile