davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23

DRlNCEToN has n strong, we'll
II Sbalanced golf team and II looks
as though the Tigers are going
to retain the intercollegiate golf
championship in the tourney now in
progress at the Nassau Country Clue
j. simpson Dean OF Princeton led the
field with 7S-76-154 for the morn
ing ana afternoon rounds. ]. Il. Pull
ling OF the same team was runner-hp
with total OF 156. s. H. Foster, an
other player from Old Nassau, scored
a 1877, which put him on even terms
with Champion A. l.. Walker of Co
lumbiA for third place. Jess Sweet.
ser and Sid Scott, the crack Yale
players, had 100 each.
. The funny part about tho first
days play Is that J. II. Eaton of
Harvard, regarded q substitute OF
ordinary ability, proved the bright
particular star OF the opening round
OF eighteen holes. lie negotiated "A
"A, which started all tongues a-wag-
ging. Eaton was so surprised at his
leading the college field that he was
dumfounded, lie couldn't understand
how he played such "A fine game-he
never had played n round before OF
NuGn uH-AIounu eAcelltnCe-a Buine
that had all the cream Of the golf
world skinned to fare ye-well.
When any one tried TO approach
him and ask him what golf books
he had been reading, or 60 what be
owed his sensational form reversal,
for tho better this reversal was. he
blushed like the schoolboy he ~,
Naturally, all eyes were trained on
Eaton In the afternoon, as all the fol-
lowers OF the sport thought good
bet was being overlooked or a new
golf planet were being discovered.
But Eaton couldn't stand the lime
light. IT was all right TO go alonu
doing par figures ana brides when
no one was giving him the once over
but with the eyes OF the college golf
world levelled in him he lost all sens'
Of direction and he finished the after
moons round In 90. sixteen nOtche.
worse than in the morning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
LeUinsky- Carpenter Match
VIII Be Fought In This City

Phil Lewis manager Of Ralph Brady. Marty
Collins and other boxers. has Just assumed the
manakpment Of another good boy. lie is Gene
belmont Of Memphis. who has fought some or the
best feathers In the world. belmont. by the wAy.
Is repued he the first boxer that enlisted In the
service and to 10 across the big pond TO fight.
Geoupe Papin the llehiwcigft champion OF
Frame. Who ms not made m,Th Of an impress
sion With the American figiF fans 40 far by his
ighiing will have an0rihor chance 70 malFe Cd
on, June 90 lie Is slated TO battle Johnny
DCwnes. tic New England lightweight. for twelve
rounds. to a decision. At Lowell. Mas. II looss
II I'nDin Is in for annther tRouncinE as Downes
Is a rcmarkaby fast fighter and puncheT.
Battling Levnshy. VINO "a through a. a boxing
prumntcr. will leaye to-day for Cleveland, D..
where ne viii 20 against sergt Ray Smlfh, the
Camden, n. j.. heavyweight for ton rounds at
the Cleveland baseball nara on Saturday after
noon. The otficials Of the Cleveland A. c. viii
gin the money they make on the show to the
Olympic athletes.
Ray bronson, WHO y siaging the boxing shows
for the Buslnos Mena A. G. u SandusEy, o.
to-day wired Dan Morgan an offer Of 50 600 for
Jack BnttOn 10 meet Johnny Gffhths q Akron,
o, for twelve rounds inatlnt city on July T.
Morgan demands a guarantee Of 81. 600 with an
opion Of AcUeptng one-thiri Of the gross rceiptn.
Matchmalss Mack q tho West HOaDokon A. @.
hA cumgactod hs carl Of bOuls for the regular
weekly loxing show d his cllA on Friday night.
Al HSnediS W. Frank "Rcd" Lyons. Sammy
siegeT ". Battling Lain. Janh Ellie ". Young
CAP and GeorEe Levine W. jimmy Malay o.
Jefsey CITY. An foW bouts viii b. for ten
rounds.
Battling Reddy. the Harlem festherRolght. who
has boxed Lew Tendlsr Frankie Callahan. Benu,
NalEvr tounS CLANCY. Charlie LsdOux and ether
OF morn or less prominence during the past few
years made an announcement to-day 10 the effeC
that he will box under the management Of Al
Bruno In the future. bruno. originally Of Omaha
came to this city few years sEo and since hai
developed many stars.
Burt Spencer Of Brooklyn. regarded As one o
the clasHieal boyG the city Of ChuFches' has DE-
,gloped IN years. has his work cut out for hin
to- morrow night At the BAyonns A. A.. bOtl
Street on the Hudson Boulevard who're he face
Sailor Joe Kelly Of the U, s. 8. Wyoming /
what officers on the Wyoming say Is true KEEL!
carries a terrific walloD In either hand. Two othe
STAR scraps are the Bayohne A. A. card 10
morrow niaht In one Oakley Keyes and Jack Red
mond clash and In he other Dsnhy IAnch AM
Billy Hinners. husky rival miadlsweialha Of Bay
enns nin setue . long Standing difference
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Princeton Seems to Be
Sure of Retaining
College Golf Title
COLLEGE GOLF SCORES.

=, Triaccton-! 8 Dean. rs. le-ls.i Richard
50. sl-idsi ~, ", ,Iinieiqn, "a, solos. =.
,oiS ss iIG .6,s, sa I si,;C, Ra's sv. s.
scr, rs. 90 1905 A. 7: burlington. OF, S7--lsj
u nsrnF ri,Si! ". Bakif. 81. ss-is7; d. Jonc.
s.. y -iGO; p. n. Dunrsn Of. SO---lsii j. NJ
liae9n. %. asal7ei II. Eaton. "a 0O-leii
,williaTssa.Wi 7 nlHcf' 49, sim;oi1ai E Adams,
Socf 49, ianl ssJ 4 ~, scdTwick 80 9'-is'
sa"isi; K r. En5rs, s5 a2-ls 'Yu ui Pssrsl Ii
Darmoath--A, y. Iegd s5. d -isS; o. G
oSk eS sag 4 nni'oP; . ~ Si y D
ioe; a, r., Mckee 20. e6-l55
"a. sri; IT, y Smith. "a 0i-iss: J. a
Kghll s.. s0-lIoi ". G Murray o., ol.-ls7,
Rhodes. So Ellis; Il. NJ RoWne, IS. 0l-l79
q. Z. Davis ". 93-l00.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
OTHER GOLF RESULTS.

More than a hundred employees OF
banks and trust companies stopped add
ing columns and posting balances for an
afternoon and HE'D out 20 the Green
iwich Country Club yesterday for the
annual golf tourney for the c. II. Sabto
Cup. Twenty teams were entered, and
the group from the Equitable Trust
Company carried off the trophy. Tho
city Bank returned the second best
score, Guaranty Trust Company. Was
third, and, the Bankers Trust Company
fourth. W. W. Hoffman Of the Ma
tional city Bank had the low Individual
score. an 81. The highest admitted was
151, but the press agent tacfully re-
fused 10 Identity this person.
The mania Tor Understandable
matches for golf championships spread
yesterday to the Westchester Juniors,
who finished their tWo-day tournament
at Oak Ridge. and Wllls G., Jones OF
lScarsdale. the favorite, lost In Just the
same manner as Bob Gardner, Gardiner
W White and others. In the final
Jones was humbled by a newcomer. J,
o. MacMahon OF Sleepy Hollow. who
shot a par 4 10 Jones's 8 on the extra
hOlA ana carried or The first Junior
tiilel ever put into competition IN West
shnslfr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Dan Morgan States Contest
viii BE Held Either
October II or u.
By John Pollock.

Dan Morgan, manager OF Battling
.Lcvinsky the legitimate light heavy
weight champion. is authority for the
statement that the important battle
between Georges Carpenter, the
French champion, and Levinsky will
be fought In New York on either Oct
II or -, Deschamps, manager Of
Carpenter, informed Morgan to- day
that he intends TO so through with
this bout, and that when Carpenter
and himself return from France the
middle OF September Carpenter will
start training for the contest one
week after his arrival here. The
writer has, fom the beginning, pre-
dlcted that the bout between Car
pentier and Levinsky would be fought
in this city and would be for fifteen
rounds.
Charley Isslouu the Frnch hathsSwegh'
champion, will disr,lay his collcc,ion Of iabs,
swings and othW blows IA an eight round bout
with joe Burman q Chicago At the loo Skating
Palace IN philadelphia tonight lie N g receEe
| "a 900 for his end. Ia tho other contests Carr
rromalne ~ Earl IuTcyOr, Whitley Ntzg0ald
vs.. Jimmy Muouy and Joe Wsling a Chicago
w. George Crang ui baltimore.
Nov aat Dan Mo-gan has sgrcod 20 let Bddi,
! Fitssimmona fgat WH!ie jackson At las pounds
rn5Lds. II loohs " If match will be Arranged
5otTpn uicso Vwo t0pnotohua, MoHan said 20
day tho only ttiiug Frank Dagey has to do IA tC
sign tho articles Of aglV,snont and that he Nor
ganl will puot a forist Of 81 600 with Joe Jen
MINI, a. a guarlntcc that FEn,unmous viii maxi
the weight, 100 IOIspiS Go 10 II, manageTb.
Harry Grib me hwdy PittspurEh LIGHT heavy
wvlgt and Olnck WiE1na, ths hatnsr FROM
1ulcdo. have Just boon matched to meet In q ten
round boH at show 10 be brousrt of At
han para In Cincinnati on the night Of July 10
NiNna done sane ffllng Oyer IN Australia
and hs thinks DO can 6oat CRIB. He viii haV,
10 ~ some 70 do that,
Eddie Mead IL E1ttins plenty Of .Work for OeoFri
Brown. the promising west side lghtWcskt TO
day Ne closed another match this one againa
sailor Tommy De,ln. champion OF the Auanti
fleet, ten rounds A. Now london, July g. tn
show VII DO under the auspioes Of American Ieslo
Pos No, 4 Msxey landau Of this CITY Is match
lntkm ior NE duD.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Mcnamara ana Dowden Lead for
Golf Title.

NEWTON. Mass. June q. -- George
J.. Bowden OF Commonwealth, and Tom
OF Siwanoy, were tied for
hrst place at 146 strokes I'm tho frat
thirty-siN OF the sovcnty-two holes OF
medal play for the Massa chus0tts open
golf championship At the Commonwealth
Country Club. The final thirty-siN holes
will be played to-day. Bowden had two
7S's. MCNAMARA had the best round, "A.
which he made IN the forenoon
Alec Campbell OF Rockport and George
Dernhecls OF Brae Burn were tied at l5l
for ,tRird place. and Frank Mcnamara
OF Cherry Valley has tied with Tom
KerAgan OF Siwanoy at 1874 jesse Gull
ford, who won the championship last
wear did not enter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Norfolk wins Another Bout.

COLUMBUS o., June 23.-Kid Norfolk
Of Panama won his fourth Sontest with
I'm seven DAYS here when he won the
NJ heree's decision over 'Jem Clark, the
Joplin Ghost, In fifteen slashng rounds.
TIE oontest was oven for seven rounds,
but ifi the last half of the fray norfolk
man, who was AL but out VIXEN the last
bell raag.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Dempsey ORered $4,000 to Fight
Brennan.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 23-DanIel
e. Mcmahon. boxing promoter of Roch-
ester. to-day wired an offer OF SIS, 900
to Jack .Kearns, manager for Jack
Dempsey for the title-holder to box
Bin Brennan. Chicago heavyweight, In
a hfteen-round bout in Rochester late
in August. McMahon closed with Bren-
nan here to-day and he Is now trying
to land Dempsey. Dempsey is also Of
fered one third OF the receipts from the
pictures.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Drew to Compete in Trials at
ChdcaUo.

CHICAGO. June 23.--Entries for the
Olympic trials to be decided at the Uni
verslty Of Chicago Field on Saturday
closed last night with 200 or more ath-
letes entered in the competition.
Belated entries include Howard Drew,
imtnt 6oidsr ~ tba v,orid,S IN 90 "a
record at SOS.
The list OF the starters includes vir-
tually all of the stars OF the Western
and Missouri Valley conferences as well
as the colleges and athletic clubs OF the
Midwest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23

ing yacht can not be tuned I'D IN q
glass case.
On board the challenger were Mira.
Burton, wife of William p. Burton. who
sails her, and two men guests Of Capt.
Burton. They had. a delightful san.
race to-day and that instead some
changes would be made to the chal-
lenger's topsail. The challenger clearly
showed to be tender under her tail riR
and It seemed to be question Whethar
she has not been overrigged-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Mcmahon Wins In Match with
Jones'

Showing supreme gamoness from
start to finish, J. G. Mcmahon OF
Sleepy Hollow sprang surprise by
defeating w. q, Jones, the Scarsdale
fHvogite, by ] up after thirty-seven
holes I'm the finals for the Westches-
ter County Golf Associations junior
cham iOnships
Jones the interscholastic medalist
and tinalist was regarded as a sure
winner In the pre- match calculations,
but McMahon, playing hard. consistent
golf all the way, was too much for
him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

First Raee-Tottie. Good Bye, Lady
Stella.
second Race--War Smoke, Ballast.
Poor Butterfly.
Third Race-adambi. Eye opener.
Sheba.
Fourth Raee--Prince OF Como. His
Shoi.e, Pickwick.
BHfth Race Sycamore. rufteT.
porcaa.
sixth Race--Round Robin, LADS
Esoye indian. ". 4.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Rochester 8; Jersey City, 0.
baltimore. 6; Akron, 5,
Toronto, 4 Syracuse, 5.
Reading. 10; Buffalo. thrst game)
Reading. 10; Buffalo. lSeoond gams).
Games To-Day.
Rochester a. Jersey cry two Eamesl
Buffalo Al Reading.
Akron At baltimore.
Toronto 1t Syracuse
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23

Eysry thing for Billiards and Bowling.
The Brunswick- Bake COllendsr o..
50 W. S2d "a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
MIshRp to VRnItis HAlts TENN
Race.

NEWPORT, r. l.. June 33.-rAo
parting OF a shroud on the sloop Wand
tie prevented what appeared 70 b.
the best opportunity yet presented
to test the qualities OF the cup
Vanitie.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23

emf; s;. ca 'GG issy !. ' z. 2 .a <
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-23
Tigers Win First Two Places
and Are Also Tied for Third
in Opening Days Session at
Nassau.
By William Abbott.

DRINCEToN has strong, we'll
/ Sbalanced golf team and 1t looksJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07

bet er EN- velsignet Virkelighed,
at mango af wore danske Sal
mer er oversat paa dette besver-
lige Sprog og synges med de
samme Melodier, som vi synger
dem med. Mrs. Petersen fortal-
tie mig, at ale de Salmer, vi
sang den Sendag i Kirken, hav-
de hun i sin lille Sangbog paa
Santali og viste mig Bogen. Og
saa er Diet saa haardt for os her
fra Dansk til Engelsk.
Mrs. X. Poulsen, som har ye-
ret i Danmark paa Beseg hos
sine Foreldre, Lerer Tophoj i
Vendsyssel, er after vendt tilba-
ge, ligeledes Mr.. !. 0. a. johann
sen, som bes9gte sin gamle Mo
der paa Lolland. Fraset Gleden
over at Sc de kere derhjemme
err Diet like just Lysbilleder, de
mailer af def gamle Land og
Forholdene derhjemme.
bet engelske Sprog vinder me-
re og mere Indgang i Menighe-
den her, SEEKS af de unge blew
konfirmeret paa Engelsk, og vi
haaber, at Menigheden vii som
Helhed holde fast we'd sine eg-
ne, at deres aandelige Tarv maa
tages i Betragtning og Liyet nd
foldes we'd Forkyndelsen i de
res Modersmaal naar vi saa hol-
der sammen ON Diet bedste, Guds
Ord, saa gaar Diet nok. vi er
hjertelig glade we'd vore Blade,
7. l.. L. og O. l.. Y. for dem,
som helst vii lese Engelsk, de
har nemlig den Fordel fremfor
de danske, at de oliver lest. Iii
geledes er vi glade we'd de NY
Sondagsskoleboger baade de dan
ske og de engelske, de er nok-
saa letfattelige, og der er rig
Leilighed for den Lerer eller
Lererinde, SON skal undervise
j dem i'll at sette sig ind i BIZ
belen, eftersom vi gaar frem,
hvis man da skal vere virke-
lig med j Undervisningen. Med
venlig Hilsenl
Korr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07

Gammelt Jern og andre
Metaller, Klude, Gummi osy. k9.
5es = Dagens hgjeste Priser.
T. G. Phelps
vel c;den az Miller Munks
Smedev '-sted.
Bell Teicesn = Ash: t772.
| Aar har vi haft Paaske.
Winter = koldt, indtil ca. ID
CIR. Frost, og lidt Sne flere Da-
ge. | Gaag Morges a Jorden
belt dekket med Diet dejligste
hvide Lagen. Dog neppe noget
har taget Skade af Frosten, da
Vegetationen like var langt nok
fremme til at tage Skade at
Frost. Nh venter vi stadigt For
aar, naar Diet kommer.
Vor Landsmand, Mr.. Han
sen Brenholdt, har for ct Par
Uger siden k9bt den Bygning
paa Washington ST., hvor han
langere It'd har drevet sin Sko-
magerforretning, for mellem
$4,000 og $1,000.
J. e. Campbell-Furniture
md Undertaking. Successor to
:. c. Pierce.
- Fra Yalget i Gaar kan med
deles, at Z. b. Redfield og p.
c. S9rensen blew valgt som Med
lemmer af Skoleraadet, og P. c.
Sorensen blew tillige valgt som
Councilman i 4. Ward. De Off
cielle Beretninger foreligger TX
Ike endnu, men Diet antages for
giyet, at de eyrige Valg, til
City Mayor og ,,Councilmen''
var Genvalg, da de ingen Mod
kandidater havde.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07

Anseelse er en- Felge af god
Tjeneste. Naar wort Firma har
vundet Anseelse, er Diet fordi Vi
altid har strebt efter at fortjene
den we'd godt udfort Arbejde.
vi vii fremdeles strabe efter at
fortjene denne Anseelse og To-
yer at skenke enhyer Begra.
velse, der overlades os, o ON
hyggeligste 0pmerksomhed og
med st9rste Omhu tage os af alt
vedrorende den.
John I. Unrub, Furniture &
Undertaking.
A. r. Christensen, Asst,
Embalmer & Undertaken.
Both Phones.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
Easton = Oleander, Salif.
%. Marts, 1920.


F9rst vii vi 9nske en- gledelig
Paaske j Jesu Nayn Ill Danske-
rem og dens besere med al OPP
standelsens sande Fred og Liv-
salighed. =
Tiden FLYER jo afsted som paa
0rnevinger, og her er det For
aar, Treerne er we'd at sette
Frngt. nogle STAIR j Blomst
endnu, men Aprikoserne er sat
te, og Alfalfaen er fardig til at
slaas f6rste Gang. Saadan ser
Diet nd omkring os. Foraars-
gr8nt % Foraarsblomstring, .og
nu efter en- Del Regn, som var
meget velkommen, Solskin over
Diet hele. Der var da ogsaa no.
get af Himlens Solskin j vore
Sjele Palmes6ndag, ia Diet kun.
de nasten Sc I'D. som der var
meget af denne Foraarets Vel.
signelse, idet atten unge paa dem
ne Dag fornyede Daabspagten i
Menighedens Narvarelse. Pastor
Hansen talte baade paa DanskI
og Engelsk I'D fra Dagens Tekst
og lagde serlig Vegt paa Or
dene ,,Herren har Brug for dem"
Herren har Brug for ale og
s9rlig for de unge, de er en-
velsignet Gave til Menigheden,
og Menigheden Dor tage imod
dem som saadanne, den vantro
Verden beh6ver de troende I'M
ge, Hedningeverdenen har dem
behov, de troende unge. Der er
Brug for dem ale Vegne, her
hjemme og derude. Men fremfor
alt har de selv Herren behov,
at Livet kan begyndes og fuld-
kommes j hans Kraft. bet var
en- skGn og velsignet Hejtidelig-
he'd og en- Solskinsdag over Me-
nigheden.
Vi har haft Optagelse i Me
nigheden af to unge Danskere,
III. Jepsen og Lanrits Petersen.
Pastor Hansen talte til dem nd
fra Ps. 81 A. Ogsaa dem err vi
glade we'd, fordi de blew lagt til
Menigheden.
Mrs. M. A. Petersen og Miss
Tollofsen bes6gte os for like
lenge siden, og vi havde megen
Glade af deres BesGg. Mrs. Pc
dersen forteller saa jevnt og
ligefrem ON Arbejdet derovre il
Sa%ntalistan, at Diet bliver virke-I
Zig levende og kommer os n@r.
Hun laste en- Sang for os, som
de indfsdte synger derovre, den
begynder / Oversmttelse saale-
des: ,,Ifra Himlen mar Gud sent
sin Son" Den mangler hver-
ken Indhold eller Harmoni. Miss
Tollofsen sang ,,Dejlig err Jor-
den" paa Santali, den lod smukt.
. Mo1tooao fdrst dan <
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07

Adresseforandring Da jeg har
solgt min Forretning i Hart
wick, \. Y, bedes alt Post sendt
til min Bopelsadresse Route l.,
Milford, n. Y.
Thomas a. Sweet,
Kredsmissioner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
Gudst jenester og Meder.

Onsdag Aften d. I. April hol-
DIES Menighedens Kyartalsmode
i Kirkens Kaldersal Kl. 100;
samme Aften Tabithamede hos
Soren Rasmussens. Spndag den
II. Kl. 9:15 Sondagsskole KL
1920 Gudstieneste og Kl. 7,30
Aftengudstjeneste, Tirsdag d. 10.
Ungdemsm9de i Kirkens Kelder.
sal. Alt, ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
Medekalender

Missionsmede j Sioux City, Ia,
Dagene lis. April, 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
Godt Farmland | Wisconsin. vi

"Ae@OhoAhs u
endnu ! Stand at tilbyde Dem godt Land
Ill yore gamle Priser: $50 til $50 pr.
Acre. Godt cut -over-Land i Hardwood
distriktet. Vi har ct Antal udvalgte 40
og so Acres Stykker, som vi tilbyder for
$500 pr. 40 Acre. Vilkaar: 500 kon-
tant og 500 aarlig. vi har ct skandi
navisk Settlement, ca. 90 Familier, som
ale er ganske velstaaende og bar deres
egen ny luth. Kirke. DE Dor og bigger
efter Hjemlandets skik og er ansete
SON Villas Countys bedste Farmere.
Bliy en- az dem. Meddel os, hvor mango
Acres DE snsker at kobe, og Vi vii sende
ale %0plysninger,
..Sanborn & Company, Dept ~,
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
DANSKE FARMERE.

Costilla Estate i def sydlige
Colorado har endnu Plads til
mango driftige Farmere. Code
Skoler. Dansk ev. luth. Menig-
he'd og Prest; ON nogen skulde
we're interesseret i Forholdene
herude skriv da til en- af I'M
dertegnede Farmere som vii gil
vi allie Oplysninger ON Forhol-
dene og vor Koloni:
Linnemann Hansen, Mesita.
Rudolph Holse, San Acacio.
Victor Hoist, San Acacio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07

Dersom De ensker ct HEN
iblandt de dansk-lutherske we'd
Dickson, Alberta, saa er her en-
god Anledning.
1853 Acres Farm med code
Bygninger og mango Improve
ments" til Salgs.
Jensen Bros,
Dickson, Alta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
Blair, Nebr.

Mrs. L. P. Nielsen dede Nat
cen til Lordag, II. 1.40, efter
ange Tiders Lidelse. Efter at
have sogt L@gehjelp herhjem-
me / nogen It'd, rejste hendes
Mand med hende til Rochester,
Minn., for at konsulere Mayo
Rrodrene der; men de CAV intet
Haab ON Helbredelse. De skrey
al vor dygtige danske Lage her,
DR.. Morris Nielsen, og han CAV
hende saa en- Medicin, sol syn
tes at hjelpe hende en- It'd, saa
hun kunde gaa omkring / HUI
set og til Naboer, men linden
aenge forveredes hendes Til
stand after, og siden gik Diet sta
aig nedad. Som naynt opholdt
hun sig i den sidste It'd hos
Poul Poulsens ude paa Landet
og plejedes af sin eneste Batter,
Mrs. Poulsen. | den senere It'd
var hendes Mand ogsaa stadig
nos hende til Diet sidste. Hun
dede frimodig i Troen paa sin
Freser, som hun ogsaa i sine
Velmagtsdage hayde levet Sam
fund med.
| Mandags blew hun begravet
IRA yor danske Kirke, hvor Prof.
Lang forst talte paa Engelsk
Yed hendes Baare, siden talte
Past. A. Rasmussen og sluttelig
Past. Schultz paa Dansk. Der
var ct overordentlig stort Lig-
felge. og der bragtes Blomster
FOR over hundrede Dollars I'll
aendes Baare. Leigh State Bank,
nyor en- af hendes Sonner er
Cashier, havde bestilt Ell
Blomsterdekoration i Form af
en- rundbuet Port til $75. Eft An
ker fra Bornene var serdeles
smukt.
Mrs. Nielsen var fodt paa Fyn,
Danmark, %. Okt. 1868, kom til
Amerika i Maj 1888 sammen
med sin Mand, son hun var BILE
ven gift med derhjemme 30.
Marts samme Aar.
Den afh6de efterlader sin
Mand, Lars 2. Nielsen, fire Son
ner. O. J. Nielsen, Belgrade,
Nebr., E. NJ. Nielsen, Leigh,
Kebr., L. C. Nielsen og A. E.
Nielsen her / Byen, og Ell Dat
ter, Mrs. P. Poulsen paa Landet
her Nord for Byen. Desuden en-
RleJedatter, Rena Jensen, o2 en-
Broder, K. c. Knudsen, Genoa,
Nebr. De var ale til Stede, da
hun d9de og we'd hendes Begra
yelse.
Mr.. Nielsen og Born 9nsker
herved at udtrykke deres Paa-
skennelse og hjertelige TAX til
Venner, som har visit dem Del
Eagelse i Modgangens og Sor-
gems It'd. Vor hjertelige Sym
path med de ~sergende. Maa
Herren treste dem, som han alene
kan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07

"Danskeren" is published
by Danish Lutheran Publish
ing House, Blair, Nebr. The
owners are The Danish Evan
gelical Lutheran Church in
America. There are no bond
holders, mortgages, or other
security holders. The editor
is Rev. A. NJ. Andersen and
the business manager is Il.
Skov Nielsen, both of Blair,
Nebr.
II. Skov Nielsen,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this It'll Day of April
1920.
p. X. HUNDAHL,
Notary Public.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
II. Skov Nielsen,
Business Manager.
H-USHOLDERSKE G

En- enligstillet Mand paa 60
Aar med ct smukt Og godt Hem
i en- lille By i Iowa onsker en-
eldre, helst troende Kvinde, som
Husholderske.
Bladets Kontor anviser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-07
EN- GOD SMED,

helst en-, der ogsaa har Anleg
for Maskineri, s6ges. Lon efter
Overenskomst. Skriv I'll Jacob
Jensen, Box 215, Luck, Wis,
ON n6jere Undertaking.