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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

John Black Of wichita, Kansas, .
director IN the oi. company arrived
yesterday to take look at the oil
strike. Coming from q. real oil ter
ritory, he is familiar with frst draw
ings in new fields and says this 10 ne
garded Is q wonder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
ResIsal Wa Mseh Eaieyed

Kee1tU va uuen EAleyso
G.. Davis Brilliant Of the Normal
School faculty, presented fo0r Of his
piauo pupils In . recital at the Com
munity church "Wednesday evening.
A hne program was given and some
very difficult selections rendered,
which reflected much credit upon the
young ladies who took part. They
were the Misses Julia Flood, Genevieve
Ross, Margarst Collins and Naude
kehmeir. .- as
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
sepp to wre.sIe AEaia

Sepp 70 Wte1ste Ak11o q
NortFose Press:-August Sepp. Of
tlis ~, yas ~ wsek ,yoe ~ stats |.
DuCray In Grand Junction, has ac-
cepted the challenge Of Lewis Apollo
intermountain champion, Of Ogden
Utah, for . best two out Of three
falls match ct the state armory In this
city Thursday, August 10th.
The winner Of this match will later
meet Mike Yorkel for the worlds
middleweight title. As .prelimin-
ary to the main match, Bob Roscoe
from San Francisco. will meet the
best wrestler in Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

John Jolly Of Philadelphia. Pa, ar
rived Monday and has taken q posi-
tion as stock salesman with the Gun
nison Al OIL Company. He will
leave In day or two for Delta coun-
ty to represent the company thru
that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
Rebekahs Hold Initiation

Rebekahs Hold Initistisn
The Rebekahs held initiation at the
Odd Fellows' Hall Tuesday evening.
The following girls were taken into
the lodge: Misses Norma Collins, Eva
Leonard. Katherine Lashbrook, Mary
Blanche Adams and Esther Arterber-
~. Altar the business meeting, light
Treatments were served and dancing
was indulged In.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Lance Spann, who was injured
quite severely when he was Kicked by
. horse last Saturday while riding
for range stock near his home q
Jacks Cabin has almoGt reeevesed
and was = .yisiter NJ sur city Thsrs-
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
Peeks Go To Denver.

Peeks Go To Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peck left. the first
of the week for Denver where they
will reside. Mr.. Peck has the con-
tract for the interior decorating Of .
large new building in Desver. Many
Gunnison folks regret sto - The
Pecks leave our city. Mr. and Hra.
Arthur Miller are occupying their
honey little residence on Pine street,
which belongs TO Mrs.. Nelson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
Moves l.ss OMee.

DR.. A. H Good Who Feceatly cana
here from Pitlin 70 reside has epesed
up IN office over O,Leaxy's stoFs b
the rooms formerly occupied by Dr..
Ellingtoa. DR.. Good has many ffieada
in Gannison and NO doubt his praeties
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Among Gunnison folks who have
bad business at the Montross Land Of
Dee recently, we note tie nemes Of
=. l. Brown, Brysn O'Ftllea, Jas.
lAshheugh, Harvey J. Calvin. Gunni-
Eon3 Hafe1fst- Colin, pHsjini ~ "A.
Boyd Almont; 2. " Hodgc1 Flttin;
r. B. Smith. 6apinero;; 3. v. Wfse,
Crested Butte. During the month Of
July total Of 30 homestead entries
were made at the Montrose Office and
~ other land entries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

this summer u . tribute to the pos
abilities Of Cunnison ranch land.
News-C Champion has for years been
preaching Of what could b doos in
that line in the mountains. Most
people thot we were stretching the
facts = good deal, but cur BE-.
lief has been based upon common sense
study Of conditions. Not even. the
adverse propaganda put out by The
forest service to keep settlers from
The country has dampened the opinion
that there was room for hundreds Of
homesteads here.
Some will make failures, Of
COURSE You know that three eener-
ations Of homestesders were forced
ou Of Western Kansas and Nebrasla,
before the present owners there learn
Cd the neculiar conditions under which
farming can b made successful.
. The Gunnison mountains have many
Advantages over the dry farms Of tho
plains. Among them are wood. close
by coal and almost double the yearly
rlin or snowfall. The winters may
Be longer end more severe, but there
are better opportunities TO work in
nearby mines and piece out the first
lean years by good wages for spare
time.
The agricultural development Of
The Upper Gunnison valley has hard
~ started - yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
Leads Telluride Band.

We learn that Cedric williams who
is employed in one Of the mines at
Telluride has been appointed leader
Of the band in that city. Mr.. Will
Jams received much Of his musical
training in Gunnison and is we'll
qualified to hold the position extended
him. While in the service he was .
member Of one Of the largest bands in
the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
OIL co. HAS DIFFICULTY
WITH BUCKLED CASING

The Al Oil Company is having con-
siderable difficulty getting rigged up
and castings set preparatory to drill
ing. It is hoped that the castings win
be set today and drilling win 60 on
tomorrow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Want Al Makes GssdEAlways D.
"A ten cent News-C Champioa want
I'D sold forty dollars worth Of chickens
for me in no time," said Nrs. Oscar
Nelson one day this week. Mrs.
Nelson is firm believer IN the eifici-
ency of these little servants Of the
people and uses them frequently.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
Death Takes Little Ssa.

Joe Jr., the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kochevar of Crested Butte,
died in that city Wednesday, after Q
short illness due to diptheria. Tha
little one was buried from the Catho-
lie church ON Thursday. Underaker
Miller had charge Of the funeral AZ
rangements. The parents have the
sympathy Of the community in their
loss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Mrs.. Eva Gosnell,S Of Portlsnd,
Oregon, and little daughter arrived
here Monday evening en- route to
Doyleville. MrA G0Gnell was called
BY tie serious i1lness Of her mother,
Mrs n. = Leonard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Nf. and Mn. 8. J. Miller wers
paseengers ON this mornings train
Mrs. Miller bound for Nontrose X
visit relatives, and Hr. Miller, II
Crawford to attend to business IN
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20
Tuia Bahiee De Nc Survive.

MrA r. e. Hirdman Of Somesset
gave birth 70 twins last wei. ut tie
little ones only lived . few hsaRs.
Mrs. Hirdmsn IL no4 known In Con-
nison bet she n the wife of . Con-
nison boy, Frank Hirdman Whose
parents live here now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

x1ef 5 zprtnisht u Gunniscn, M
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Z. L. Stanford arrived Wednesday
from Delta and win return Tomorrow
with his daughter, Miss Ruby STAN
ford, who has been attending the col
le9e here. Mr.. Stanford drove over
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Hsse - sSeni ~ Winter
An arrival - NeadAy mornings
train vAs Miss Sophia Miller Il Ham
ilton. Ohio. Who viii spend lie wintel
hese with hsr hrothers, Louis ard Rete
Miller and othsr relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Mrs. Susie Miller was an arrival
on this mornings train from Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Nist Naude Runnoe, who has besn
attending school here this sumnaez,
WAS Z pasneneor On tie west-bound
train Ffiday for her home n Austin 1os
~ dayD vacation, after which ~
wlll ~ 70 Bristol Colo, 70 teach.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Geo. L. Miller was called as under
taker to Crested Butte yesterday
afternoon BY the death u Mrs. Cantef-
bury. She was . recent arrival ut
the Buttes, and not gsnerally known
in our eity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-20

Charlie Wright sold his Aivver this
week to Jas. Chelius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Sendagsskolem9de

S9ndagsskolem9de for Wisconsin Kreds afholdes - vii
Gud - Immanuels Menighed, Racine, Wis, 26-27. Febr.
Hver Menighed anmodes venligst I'm at sende Diet mindste
cen Reprasentant. F9gende Emner vii blive indledet og
dr9ftet: l. Spndagsskolen og Hjemmet. II. The Teachers
Responsibility to his Glass. M9det ~begynder Torsdag Aften
H. 8. Paa Komiteens Vegne. j. A. Larsen.
Immanuels Menighed indbyder herved Kredsens Son
Observation-Disclosures og Prester paa Diet hjerteligste til dette
Mode. Ver saa venlg linden 81. Februar at anmelde eders
Komme til cen af undertegnede Chris P. Nelson, 1906 W. 9Th
Street, RacipA. Wis, NJ. o. Block, $50 Lafayette Ave. Ra-
cine, VIII
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
AABENT BREW.
(Efter Den danske P~ioneer')

Nedenstaaende aabne Brew til
Omahas Mayor, Mr.. Ed. P. Smith.
kom os for sent i Hende til OPP
tagelse i sidste hummer.
Ed P. Smith er en- af de til
bageblevne af dem, hyem Hyste-
riet med de fremmedf9dte under
Krigen gik i Blodet, og SagfS-
rer Viggo Lyngbys Brew til Mr..
Smith er ct saa n9je gennem-
tenkt og saa vel udarbejdet Svar.
at Diet vii blive lest med den al
lerst9rste IntereSse. bet har va-
ret komplimenteret ogsaa j anne
rikanske Kredse, hvor allie ret
tenkende .Amerikanere indrGm-
mer, at den amerikanske Presse,
udgivet i fremmede Sprog, under
Krigen har veret af den aller-
st6rste Betydning for Amerika
og for den rette mountaineering
vii vere pundverlig.
Omaha, January %, 1920.
Hon. Ed. P. Smith,
Mayor Of the City Of Omaha.
Dear Sir:
In the issue of the World
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Presteforholdene i SSnderjyl-
land. Ordningen i Overgangsti-

den. Ordningen af de s9nder.jyd-
ske Presteforhold / Overgangs-
tiden efter Genforeningen er nu
endelig fastslaaet.
Som bekendt skal Biskop
Koch yere den kirkelige Primas.
og der er udpeget fem Provster.
nemlig Provst Gotsche i Her
ming, Provst Nielsen / yemmeley.
Provst Thyssen i Ribe, Provst
Christensen i Slagslunde og
Provst Nielsen i Brande.
Desuden er der udpeget 50
Sognepraster, SON vii blive udta-
get til Besettelsen af de Embe-
der, der MATTE bliye ledge
straks efter Genforeningen.
Bet er dog like Meningen, al
denne Ordning skal vere den en-
delige. bet Yentes nemlig, at hele
Ordningen af DIET kirkelige
Sporgsmaal vii blive meget
vanskeligt. De kirkelige Embe-
der oliver 10 like SON de verbs
lige ledge straka we'd Genforenin-
gen, medmindre de paageldende
Prester sely onsker at trekke
sig tilbage, og dernast er selye
den kirkelige Organisation for
skellig fra den danske.
Den endelige Ordning kan der
for godt tage lang It'd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18

the government not to bring the
persons responsible for any false
doctrine to task and to activity.
From such isolated instances Of
misconduct permitted by the
negligence of the government
to declare a ban on the only "a
valuable source Of political in
formation Of millions Of Ameri-
can citizens would be nothing
short of an outrage and in open
violation of their constitutional
rights. This government of ours
is, and should be, essentially, one
which in a broad sense and
with a liberal allowance permits
every n to carry out has or
her pursuit of happiness" in
so far as he or she obeys the
laws of the land.
What | have stated so far
has relation to those arriving
from other lands. If it should be-
come apparent hat we have no
further use for influx of man
power the question of foreign
language newspapers will auto
matically solve itself for the rea-
son that only in isolated instances
will it be found that the chill
dren Of immigrant parents ever
are able to read or are interest
el in reading newspapers in the
language Of their parents.
1t is my conviction that a
great deal Of the agitation now
stirring some people in reference
to the language question is an
outburst Of hysteria as we'll as,
IN some instances, a perfidious
manifestation Of British propa-
ganda.
Without wishing to become too
personal | feel constrained to
say that the sad days through
which you have recently passed
! following those events in Oma-
Ina which today must fill every
law and order loving citizen with
horror may have contributed
somewhat to your failure TO de-
vote ample time to analyze the
language question on is proper
merits. | may further say that
The father Of the brave young
man who helped to save your
Lie at the hands Of the mob,
had, TO my personal knowledge,
received almost his entire poll
itical information through the
columns Of a foreign language
paper, published in this city
the Danish Pioneer-and it
should readily 10 you that
those influences in no manner
had been destructive Of the faith
er's ability to teach his son the
wonderful lessons of American
ism, the slogan Of which in 1920,
according to your statement at
Kansas City, shall be claw and
order"
Permit me. Mr.. Mayor, to say
IN conclusion that we have less
need Of spectacular remarks
have less need Of new remedies
and prohibitions. But we have
need Of much more real and
genuine application Of the great
principles enunciated in the De-
claration Of independence and in
our Constitution.-And right here
IN Omaha We have a great task
to perform to blot out the dis
grace visited upon us at a per-
iod while you stood at the helm
Of the city administration, a task,
You will find, requires the aid
of all good American newspapers
no matter in what languagel
published.
Yours truly,
ViggO Lyngby,
Attorney at Law,
437 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Aided Veteran. Martin

Afd0d Veteran. Martin Peter-
sen, Aynb9l Mark, er dod j en-
Alder af 70 Aar. Abode deltog
i'll. Fish. Az" i Krigen j 1864
som Dansk Trenkusk og var
med baade we'd Danneyirke og
paa Dybb9l og Ais.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Ingen tyske Lererkrefter til

Aabenraa. Fra /. Januar har
Lererinde Frk. Hagge we'd Real
skolen faaet sin Asked. Det har
i'll. Hind" veret umuligt at
faa en- anden i hendes Sted. ALE
hidtil opfordrede Kandidater har
afvist Opfordringen. Forel9big
nedsettes derfor Timetallet j for
skellige Klasser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
The Gates of Janus.
An Epic Story of the World War.

BY WILLIAM CARTER, D. D, PHI. D.
With 6 Maps and Battlefield Diagrams.
Highly praised by many of the great war leaders as well
as by leading scholars and prominent men in various walks
of life.
Handsomely and durably bound in gold-stamped cloth.
Price LOO net.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18

Herald, morning edition of date
January 22nd, 1920 the follow
ing language from an address
delivered by you before the City
Club of Kansas City on January
21st is attributed to you:
"'The mayor advocated the
immediate Americanization Of
all foreigners and the exclu-
sion from the mails, by Janu-
airy l, 1925, of all papers publ
ished in the United States in
any other language than Eng
fish. Also a requirement that
all public meetings where
public matters are to be dis
cussed, be held in English. The
slogan for 1920, he said, should
be claw and order.
Assuming that you are quot
ed correctly in the premises |
desire to register a most en-
phatic protest against such doc
trine of "Americanization". |
cannot but feel that your re
marks must have been a result
of the temptation which often
comes to a public speaker to say
something which brings forth a
dramatic effect upon his aud
fence. It would seem TO me that
a man of your reputed legal abil-
ity should be so well yersed in
the law relative to the Constituf
tional guarantees Of American
citizens that you hardly, in a ser
ious view, could have expressed
any such ideas as those attribut-
ed to you. Fearing, however, that
You, during an active business
career, may have allowed your
memory 10 become indistinct on
the subject | shall quote the fol
lowing language from articles
IN addition Of. and amendment
Of, the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States Of America. etc.
Article /.
Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment Of
religion, or prohibiting the free
exercise thereof; or abridging
the freedom Of speech or
Of the press, etc
It would require an extraordi-
nary stretch Of the imagination
10 construe the language Of this
article as meaning freedom Of
the English press" and | in
yite you to search the ANNALS Of
the history Of our wonderful Con
%stitution for any support Of such
an Interpretation thereof. But
laying aside the strict legal as
pect of the question ! shall pro-
ceed to show how utterly fall
laclous your doctrine is on It's
merits. 1t is a well known fact
that these United Etates for more
than a century have reached out
TO the entire world to secure
the man power which was lack
ing here in order to develop the
resources Of the land. No re
qulrements were made respect
ing educational accomplishment
no certificate from universities.
nor even from a grammar school
were demanded. This govern
ment merely asked if the immi-
grant had good health and a
pair Of willing hands. 1t is an
equally well known fact that
things worked very satisfactorily
to the United States as well
as to the immigrant both pros
pered. While all this went along
the immigrant-in the sweat Of
his brow-became "Americaniz-
ed" in experiencing the sweet
reality of acquiring affluence.
But during the progress Of this
process the immigrant (who of
ten had a large family to sup
port found but little time to de-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Senderjylland.

Olaf Wolf frigives. CALF VOLTS
Hustru i Skarbek we'd Hadersley
har modtaget Meddelelse ON, at
aendes Mand, der siden Paasken
1919 har siddet arresteret dels /
Flensborg, dels i Berlin, nu VII
bliye frigiyet.
| 1915 gik Wolf over Gransen
Cor at slippe for preussisk Mill
sartjeneste og blew under sit Op.
aold i Danmark sigtet for at ha-
We giyet en- af de allierede Mag
Ger Oplysninger ON Tyskland
Efter Krigens Slutning vendte
nan tilbage til sit Hem, hvor han
efter Angiveri af en- tidligere
sysk Spion i Danmark efter no
gen lids Forl9b bley arresteret
VOLTS Uphold i Arresten forme.
le sig som en- Tragedie Han blev
avg, og hans Forstand tOg Ska.
de, saa han like kunde kende
sin Hustru, da hun for nogle
Maaneder siden bes9gte ham
Fengslet j Berlin. Senere over
fSrtes han til en- Sindssygean.
Stalt / Nerheden at Berlin.
Skent indflydelsesrige Kref.
ter straks Iblev sat / Bevagelse
sfter VOLTS Arrestation, er def
dog fsrst nu lykkedes at faa ham
frigivet.
Haderslev, 10. Januar. Sagen
nod Gaardejer Olaf Wolf er Ia
get tilbage. Wolf hensidder dog
forelobig j Varetegtsarrest. Han
har NJ varet sat fast siden %
April, og hans Helbred er sterkt
nedbrudt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Tilsammen $2299.9 %
Skolekassen.

For kyitteret Sc Kbl Mr.. 6 80. ............
Spring Valley, S. Oak, Paul Andersen ......
Ruskin, Nebr, N. c. Hautyed SO; Mrs. Hanne Haut
we'd, Anton Godbeck nv. So; S. E. Jensen s.:
Luck, Wis, Lloyd Steward 49,. =. .............
Evan, Mimi, St. Matth. Nigh. VIM. Mikaelsen s., WI
lambert, S. c. Petersen hv. 81 -. ...........
Davenport, Ia, Pastor ". C.. Nielsen, S. p. Christen.
sen nv. 50; Arnold Petersen 3d. G.. Henningsen,
Aage Thorsen, 0. C. Christensen, Lauritz Hansen,
Johanne Madsen, nv. 81; Chris Have, J. A. Chri-
stensen, Lauritz Hansen, Johanne Madsen, hy. 81
Chris Have, j. A.. Christensen, Alfred Christensen,
Anna Petersen, Christine Wager, Petra Lauritzen
Pine Lauritzen, Andrea Have, Anna Lauritzen,
Anna Madsen nv. 81 Observation-Disclosures.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Observation-Disclosures
e.
o t { 0 II a n s e n.

Kbl Mr.. 3 til Japanmissionen er kyitteret: Royal. Ia.
Bethlehem Nigh. S. S. $2152, skulde vere til Indianermis.
slonen. Otto Hansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Strike paa Statsbanerne.

5enraa, Z. Januar. We'd ct No
De af Jernbanemend og Arbej
dere j Flensborg Spndag Aften
yedtoges det at etablere Jernba-
nestrike paa samtlige Statsbaner
nord for FlensbQrg fra Mandag
midday Il. y. Efter hyad der
meddeles ,Hejmdal' iyerksettes
Striker paa Grund af L9nfor-
hold, idet Arbejderne kun faar
~ Mark j Timen.
Bladet bemerker hertil, at Diet
sr ct markeligt Tidspunkt, Jern-
banefolkene har yalgt til at
Uerksette denne Strike. | det
sidste halve Aar har de mango
Gange henyendt sig Til den tyske
Regering for at faa en- Bedring
af Forholdene. Men forst nu skri-
der de I'll dette Skrldt.
Senere meddeler Bladet, at der
Or optaget Forhandlinger, og at
Middagstogene alligevel udsen-
5es, men sandsynligyis trader
striken ! Kraft i Eftermiddag.
Hadersley, 10. Januar. Jern-
6anestriken er allerede sluttet,
og det f9rste Tog afgaar i'll.
,Modersmaalet' i Eftermiddag
ri. 5. Narmere Omstendighe-
der kendes dog endnu like.
Jernbanerne i Haderslev Amt
har like veret ber6rt af Striker,
Dg Statsbanen k6rer igen fra i
Eftermiddag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
Indremissionen.
Utahmissionen

UIdHM1SSIOHtu.
For kvitteret Sc KbI. Nr. =. ............. $227593
Oenander, Calf, Emma, we'd p. ]. Lonborg $500. 800
Ruskin, Nebr, \. c. Hautyed $40; Mrs. Hanne Haut-
we'd So =. .. .. =. 300
Mortified, Mimi, Mrs. Jens Bundsgaard, Mrs L. d.
Parker hv. 81 -. =. 200
Kingley Ia Miss Comilie Justie :. :. .......... 200
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18
ct Opraab fra Valgerforenin-

Aabenraa, II. Januar. | de son
derjydske Blade offentliggSres
/ Dag f9lgende Opraab:
S9nderjyder, nu er Dagen der,
ia vi vii hjeml Hvad Slagtled
har troet paa, Fadrene kampet
og Medrene gradt for, Haabet,
der har baaret wore S9nner over
Krig og Dgd, er nu gaaet OPP
Eyldelse. Man har givet os Npg
len j Hmnde til den laasede Dor,
mod hvilken vi har hamret ct
halyt Aarhundrede, men vi maa
selv luke DGren OPP. Ryk Gren-
sep@lene OPP, og flyt dem langt
mod sgd. vi err danske og vii
vedblive at vare danske, og AT
stemningsdagen skal vidne der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18

ON for kommende Slegter. |
sgd og Nord, 0st og Vest i yor
Landsdel vii Vi samles ON det
felles Maal; Lad det lyde enigt
SON fra Broder og Spster: VI
vii hjem til Danmark.
Opraabet er underskrevet af
Velgerforeningens Bestyrelse
SAINT Tilsynsraadets Medlemmer
og Hresmedlemmer.
Afdod Veteran. Fredag den 9.
Jan. dpde Skipper Hans Lund
Ii Vyk, 80 Aar 81. Den abode
har i'll. Fish. Az" i mango
Aar veret Natvegter der i By
en-. Lund herte til Veteanerne
fra Treaarskrigen og modtog
som saadan Hedersgaven fra
Danmark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-18

Fengslet tSmt paa Grund af
Kulmangel. S%9nderborg Refs.
fengsel har maattet ryddes paa
Grund af Kulmangel. Den rus
siske Sadelmager Methwetjer, der
er mistenkt for at have myrdet
Enken Mas j Nordborg, og Bar
nemordersken Enke Margrete
Christensen fra Rufas, er bleyen
fort til Flensborg Landsrets-
fengsel.
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Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr. 6 - $679550
Oleander, Calf, Emma, we'd z. ]. Lonborg 800. loW
Greenville, Mich, Emma Nielsen :. =. -. -. l0oV
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Ruskin. Nebr. n. C. Hantved $40. Mr.. Hautyed So 1900
Mortified. MINI. XVI. 1000
Luck, Wis, Pastor Anders Hansen =. -. ........ 5oo
Selma, Calf, Pella Nigh. Offer we'd Mrs. N.APeter-
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Kingsley, Ia, Miss Corneia Justie :. ............ 300
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de Forleb. Hele den gamle Be
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Sekreteren, Typograf Chr. La
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