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Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
ABINGDON

George Hicks has been laid up a
few days with quinsy sore throat.
Schools. both public and private.
have closed for the summer vacation.
Miss Adona Harris has returned to
town, after closing her school for the
summer.
All Odd Fellows Of this section
were in Putnam last Saturday night,
attending the parade and degree work
of Hartford Lodge.
At the close of the private school
year in the library, the scholars pre-
scented Mrs Clara Sharpe pin. in
token of her services during the past
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Carson have
just returned from Florida, and have
been visiting with Mrs. Carson's
mother, Mrs. Phoebe Sharpe, over the
past weekend.
Many from Abingdon were in Put
nam to the graduation exercises and
reception of the Putnam High school.
Miss Gladys Covell and George Stod-
dard are to be congratulated on re-
ceiving their diplomas,
The coming Sunday, DIR. Lane will
be the speaker at the Congregational
church Following the services, there
will be a chance for those who wish to
have children baptised to do so. The
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be observed,
The Boy Scout movement has at
last reached Abingdon. and last Mon
day night their first meeting was held
at the parsonage. Clarence Griggs
was elected patrol leader, William
Harris, Jr., assistant patrol leader,
and Thomas Elliott, Jr., scribe, 1t is
hoped that all boys between II and
& years will want to join, as the ex-
pense is very small, a good boys time
will be sure to be had, and better
prepared citizens will be the result
The next meeting will be Thursday
July LIST, Mt 7 O'Clock, in the parsonag,
barn, which will be made headquar
ters of the troop.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
SMITH WOMEN AT
END OF BIG TASK
Two Million Dollar Fund |.
Completed On Commece-
ment Day
Mrs. Voorhees, Tells of Object o.
Alumnae and Work of College
Body

Putnam has had lively interest fol
many months in the efforts of local
alumnae of Smith College to increase
the endowment fund of the college as
we'll as to raise sum for increase of
faculty salaries and the erection of
buildings to accommodate the fast
growing student body. Mrs. Elizabeth
W. Voorhees, of Pomfret was among
he many alumnae who attended the
recent Commencement exercises at
Northampton when the fund was com
pleted, and Mrs Voorhees, has sent to
1he Patriot the following appreciation
of the efforts of Smith women:
Smith College reioiees in the com
pletion of her $4,000.000 drive at the
end of five months of intensive work
Every Smith woman (alumnae, under
graduate and prospective student)
turns with gratitude toward the don
ors who have made possible the reaii-
zation of their supreme effort.
Nav those of Eastern Connecticut
who. because their name is Smith
have been asked to give Sl.00 to swell
the fund, and those others contribut-
ing who have not the privilege of such
kinship tbut who, nevertheless, have
been asked to eontribute), may they
rot begrudge the gift
With possibly a better understand
inc prevailing, of what their gift VII
do. may they rejoice, rather, with al
Smith College, in the near realization
of that for which she has been work
ing.
Through the indefatigable efforts Of
the chairman of the fund campaign
committee, Mrs. Hannah Dunlop An
drews. the amount has steadily arisen
Fully $500 has dropped into the
money bag through the exertion Of
one girl. who had realized in her owl
home the superiority of certain oilV'
oil soan. Through the heat anC
showers of Commencement week she
pushed over the campus a cart ladef
with most salable cakes of soap. ina
was her chosen stunt.
At the one hour and half annua
meeting of the Alumnae Association
S35. 900 was pledged from the hoo
bv enthusiastic alumnae who ha'
seemingly given previously to the Inn
it Of their ability.
Smith College has sought this mon
ev to house its fast growing studen
body, to provide gymnasium com
mensurate to the need for the physica
development of the girls, to build
greater and better equipped hall o
music, and to retain its splendid corp
of teachers by offering a moderate IN
crease in salary.
The opportunity Of intermlnghn,
with girls of different races, and witt
her own American sisters who mus
make their way through college
brings a developing and broadenlni
influence of inestimable value to TN
more happily circumstances girl. IL
this attempt to gain equality and JUS
tice for all, Smith women feel tina
through their big effort of the pas
five months, they are carrying on tn
ideal of their founder, Sophia Smith
and of their beloved first president 10
thirtv-fve years, L. Clark Seelye,
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
WILL ENFORCE HEADLIGHT LAW

Ralph c. Young, inspector for the
state automobile department, has Civ
en- notice that arrests will now BE
made of all drivers of motor vehicles
when the machines are not equipped
with headlights according to lava Fuh
and sufficient warning has been givne
and the motor vehicle department has
orderd the inspectors to act. II u
believed that ninety-ive per cent Of
the motor vehicles of the state are
now properly quipped with heal
lights, but the other five per cent have
paid no attention to the law.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
YROLLEYMEN ACCEPT OFFER
Sign Agreement For Year With Con
pecticut Co.-lncludes Putnam.

r11e trolleymen of the Connecticut
Company, which includes the Putnam
hse, have signed an agreement with
the company for year, accepting the
c0ppany's compromise wage proposal.
Ballots were tabulated from all
paris of the state. The vote in favor
of accepting was not made public, but
it is understood that the majority in
favor of accepting was small.
The agreement provides wage
scale of 54 cents an hour for employees
of less than a year, 81 cents for the
seesnd year, and 60 cents after two
wears of service. The men had or
igaally requested a fiat rate of rs
cents an hour, time and one-half for
overtime, and a standard working
day
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
WILLIAM DUNCAN
in SILENT AVENGER"

That man who can do that w
find no trouble running the great -
L. s. A
That June is keeping up its reputa.
ton as the month of brides.
j.
That we wonder where all of Ne
hurdy gurdies have gone to.
i
That the huckster and his STRAW
berry, STRAW berry, has not beHa
heard, so must be recorded "a Aste
this year.
That next month comes the great
and glorious Fourth.
s
That already its approach is being
heralded with noise.
s -
That arrests will be in order # i
isn't stopped.
$
That necessities are becoming mere
and more Injuries; and meat has TAX
en- another jump.
i.
That since some members of the
bar wore blue denim the price Of law
suits has advanced.
i
That it is nearing green apple time.
s
That il is now summer.
$
That the days are growing shorter.
+.
That the delectable "shore dinner"
is now an attraction for autoists.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
MAYOR ISSUES WARNING

The mayor has issued a warning re-
garding noise on and after the Fourth.
Already the noise has begun and re-
Gently the mayor and an alderman had
to leave meeting when someone was
placing torpedoes on the trolley track.
The mayor has given the police or
ders to make arrests, and if the warn
ing given in the usual Fourth of July
notice is not needed, someone will De
fined.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
WILL HOLD ALL DAY MEETING

Putnam Lodge of Masons Of Wood
stock will hold an all day meeting to-
morrow. Saturday. Attorney Wallace
s. Moyle of New Haven, past grand
master, will be present. Members of
the lodges in Putnam and North Gros-
venordale are planning to attend.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Walter Hopkins of Worcester, for
merly of Putnam, called on friends
here Friday.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Mrs George II. Nichols left Tues
day to visit her relatives in Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Miss Ruth Pratt has entered the emf
ploy of the First National Bank,
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

c. J. Meehan and family will sum-
mer at Camp Dixie. Pascoag, 4. |.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Miss Lorena Gallant has resigned
as bookkeeper at the store of Blan-
Ghetto & Brodeur.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

The Misses Chabot, the milliners
have moved from Chapel street into 6
house on Church street.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Geo. f. Shaw went to Providence
Wednesday to attend New England
jewellers golf tournament
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Perry Of
Philadelphia were weekend guests Of
Mr. Perry's brother-and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Adams. Mr.. Per
nv is a government inspector, witt
HEADQUARTERS at the Philadelphia
ouartermasters' depot.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

O. X. Hermanson the florist has re-
moved from Thompson to the place
he recently bought on Grove street.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Principal f. H. Snow of the High
school is soon to leave Putnam for the
summer months. He will have charge
of a bows camp in New Hampshire.
Mr.. Snow completed his course IN
pedagogy at Clark University. Wor-
cester, last Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

An invitation came to the Rev. G..
.C MacKay, Baptist minister Of this
city. to occupy the pulpit during the
simmer months of the Canisbay Unit
ed Free Church Of Scotland. This is
the church Of his childhood and Of his
forefathers. Mr.. MacKay regrets ex-
ceedingly that it is impossible for him
to accept this invitation.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Mrs. Normandy. sister of Mrs. "
s Bates, has just returned from OP
densburg, n. Y, where she went t
oct the two children of her sister
Mrs Milton Carver, who died severa
months ago. The older child, httl
girl. is to live with Mr.. and Mrs
Bates. the younger is with Mr.. Car
ver's people.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

Mrs. G. A. Sheppard and family OF
Hartsdale, n. Y, are at their summer
cottage on the Putnam Heights road.
On Friday Mrs. Sheppard goes to
Hartford, where on Monday, her
brother. DR.. Herbert w. Foster Of
Montclair. y. j., is to marry Miss May
Foster
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04

Szende,s Bella szintarsulatanak
legutobbi sikeres fellepese utan
a youngstown kozonseg 6lenk er-
dekl0dessel tekint szombat esti
el5adas ele, amikor az Ejjel az err
don cimii enekes es tancos paraszt
vigjatek keriil szinre.
New Yorkb6l vett ertesites sze-
rint, ahol ext a darabot az elmult
vasarnap Macy sikerrel mutattak
be, Thury Ilona, nepszeru pri-
madonna felepiilt seriileseib6l, a
nit egy sajnalatos aut60sszeiitko-
yes alkalmaval szerzett es ismet
fellepett. Ez a koriilmeny nagy-
ban emeli maid az el6adas sike-
ret, inert Thuryne minden fellepe-
set rendesen Macy tetszes szokta
kiserni.
Thury 1lonan xviii tarsulat
.osszes tagjai fellepnek, mig ren
dezes munkaja Heltay Mikl6s XII.
probalt kezeiben van.
Jegyeket el6re Bogdany Ga.
bornal valthat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
hazafias es k0zcelu

mi, egyleti, hazafias es kozcelu
feladatokkal es mozgalmakkal, S
legelenkebb egyleti eletet felt
SEX XII. Az egylet NJ tisztikara
Derco Janos elnok, Hal6k Janos
alelnok, B. Sohajda Balazs jegy-
z6, Kiss Jozsef penztarnok, ia
kubak james penztari titkar
Hajdu Janos levelezo titkar,, Sor.
ban JOSEF, Druga Mihaly, Jal
kubak Mihaly jotallo bizottsag:
Paraszka Mihaly, Roszpapa
Gyorgy, Azacska Mihaly szam
vizsgal6 bizottsag tagjai. Teglas
Albert, Kun Mihaly zaszlotart6k
Csubak Jozsef 'hazkezel6, Siska
r. Mihaly es Babincki JOSEF al
t66r0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04

Tizezer doHaros karteritesi pert
inditott Merry Katinka, Nehry
Gabor es Karoly ismert magyar
fest6k es diszit6k kiskoru huga
villanyos vasuts& tarsulat ellen.
A periratban Nehry Katinka iigy-
vedje utjan AIT allitja, hogy tes.
ten es arcan sulyos seriileseket
szenvedett, amikor fivere auto
mobiljat eliitotte egy /villanyos
kocsi a \ Weslake Crossingnal
1919 november 10-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04

veto pompas fogasokb6l allo va
csoran a. sziilok0n es keresztszii-
lokon xviii jelen voltak: id. Sa-
mu Gyorgy es neje, a boldog Macy
sziilok Clevelandbol, Szabo Janos
es neje, Kiss Janos es neje, Sc
bestyen Albert es neje, Anita
Istvan es neje es a keresztelo lei
kesz.: Jozsa Karoly, farrelli Pc
formatus magyar lelkesz.
A nepszeru es kedvelt sziiloke
minden oldalrol elhalmoztak jo
kivansagokkal, a melyekhez sci
vesen csatoljuk a magunk gratu
laci6jat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
Nile 5, w arren,
Girard Is kornyeke
TISzTUJITAS NILEsBAN

Niles, o. - A Nilesi Magyar
Betegsegelyz6 Egylrt nagy lei
kesedessel iktatta be uj tisztika-
rat Derc6 Janos elnok szekfog-
lal6 beszede nagy hatassal volt
az egylet tagjaira, melyben xii
lonosen ARA kerte az egylet tag
jait, hogy jarjanak ell kivetel mex
kill pontosan es rendesen az egy.
let gyiileseire, inert ARA fog to-
rekedni, hogy az egylet iigyvite-
len kivul az egyleti gyuIeseken
behat6an foglalkozzanak tarsadal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
Az IGAZSAG
A BULCAR VERTEAR0L

Bulgar Vertea, gyokerek, hejjak, le
velek, magok, bogy6k es novenyekb6l
alt EFT kevereket kiilon0sen kezelik
IS ezaltal nyeri Macy er6t testi ba
iok ellen.
Az Influenza jarvany idejen ezrek es
'szrek eletet mentette meg a Bulgar
,V6ftea, melyet forr6n kell meginni egy
fels scitront levevel, lefekves el6tt.
Hasznal ferfinak, nonek, gyermeknek
egyarant minden baj ellen. A nep mil
i6i hasznaljak hules, grippe, influenza
IS tiid6gyuladas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es
slharitasara. A gyomrot javitja, az
smesztest el6segiti, beleket megtisz-
itja stb. Semmi mas orvossag mem eri
ell AIT es mem olyan j6, mint a Bulgar
Vertea. Minden hazban tartsak ke-
szen hasznalatra, ha csaladf6 haza
Jon es mem j6l erzi magat. Anyak
yyermekeiknek adhatjak, hogy megov'
lax egeszsegiiket. Az anya pedig, ha
kipr6balja, raj0het, hogy a tea alland6
hasznalata megsziinteti kellemetlen
fejfaiast, mely oily gyakran kinozza a
l0ket.
Menjen a gy6gy yszcrtarba Gs kerjen
egy csomag Bulgar Verteat (ne fogad-
jon ell utanzatot). Ha elfogyott volna,
akkor irjon azonnal es mi postafordul-
laval portomentesen es biztositva meg
kiildjuk 0nnek. Kiildion $l.25-t egy
Macy dobozert, vagy $3.l5-t 3 dobozert
vagy $5.25-t dobezert Gin; Marvel
Products Co., 354 Marvel. Building,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
HALALOZAS Az EGYESULT
ALLAMOKBAN

!. A nepszamlalasi hivatal kimu-
tatasa szerint 1,471 ,367-en halifax
meg 191S-ban, vagyis a lakossag
minden ezrebol 18-an. Ez eddi-
gele meg a legmagasabb szam es
tisztara az influenza k0vetkez-
menye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04

cgjobb fonasu bebi kocst adhat uk 0nnek ugyanolyi
Lloyd-rendszer nagyszeri alalmany Egyszerre meg
valtoztata rgi rendszer geppe csnaak AIT munkat
ameet cddg nehezkesen Macy kolsegg kezze keszet
tex. >
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
SHARON
KERESZTELO.
Unnep Samu Gyorgyek hazaban.

A sharoni magyarsag egyik leg
regibb es legismertebb tagjanak /:
Samu Gy0rgynek hazaban feb
ruar 22-en nagy iinnep volt, azon
alkalombol, hogy a csalad leg
ujabb tagjat Gyorgy es Attila
nevre kereszteltek.
A keresztsziiloi tisztseget Ka-
ny6 JOSEF es neje, sziiletett Sa-
mu Mariska cleveland lakosok
etolt6ttek be. A keresztelest k0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
ELAD0

Youngstownt6l eszakra, igen j6
fekvesii ket farm, az egyik 65
aker, a mask 81 aker. Ugyan-
csak elado az allatallomany, ele-
seq es osszes felszereles, kivanat.
"a. Kerdez0sk0dj0 jon: G. F. Ding.
ledy, West Boardman st., Youngs
town, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
AVERbECk
ORUG co.
10 West Federal Street
KIAD0.

2 igen szepen berendezett bu-
torozott szoka kiil0n bejarattal,
villanynyal, fiird6szobaval, ket
villamos vonal k0zvetlen k0zeis-
ben kiad6. Tudakoz6dni ezen a
ket ci1nen: Mr.. Darazs, 802 South
ave., vagy a lakason, 1440 South
ave-, Youngstown, O. i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
KEREsEM OCsEMET

S0ros Istvant, aki sziberiai ha-
difogsagban van.y Mar tobb, mint
egy eve mem adott magarol elet-
jclt. 35 ewes. Puszta-Vacs,
pestmegyei sziletesii. Ertesit-
sen holleterol. Ozv. Jarabek Ist-
vanne, 1881 Poland Ave, Youngs-
town, 0. (4,11,18)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04

Ha valam;vel tobb helyre
van sziiksege rlhai szamara,
ugy ne habozzon, hanem jojjon
cl es nezze meg ezt a tagas
szekrenyt. Eppen olyan, mint
kepen, eros tolgyfabol ke-
szitve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04
ELAD6

Egy kitiino, gepekkel jel. fell
szerelt magyar fiiszer es hentes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-04

iizlet mas v&llalkoxas miatt el-
ado. RomaLul beszel6 magyarnak
aranybanya. 419 s. Pine street,
Warren, o. (19,26,4)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
M~ellemslesvigs Danske.
Stillingen er mere end fortvivlet.

Gaardejer Damgaard fra Bran
sted, der i disse Dage g. jun
opholder sig 4 K9benhayn, hal
paa Sp9rgsmaal fra Matt" on
de forraadte Mellemslesvigere
Shilling svaret:
Stillingen err mere end for
tvivlet, og Diet er like rigtig.
her i Danmark at kreve ellel
blot vente, at de Danske i Mel
lemslesvig skal forblive dernedt
som G~rensevagt. vi kan like bli
We dernede. bet er ct u~retferdigi
Forlangende. Hws en- Lands.
mand havde sin Gard kvit o.
frit med fuld Besetning, Wide
han efter fem Aars Tilvarelst
under tysk Styre intet som helsi
eje. Den tyske Stat er ganske
simpelt n9dt til at plukke Folk
for Rub og Stub til Skater. MAJ
kan like f~orlange, at vaagne
Danske skal blive boende under
saadanne Forhold, mems Andre
blot faa Kilometer lengere mod
Nord slider under rolige og tryg.
ge Forhold.
Og desuden risikerer vi wort
Liv. Dette skyldes like den Be
folkning, som Dor paa Stedet,
men en- Revolution er en- nar.
liggende Mulighed, og kommeI
Diet til Uroligheder, vii Diet gaa
I'D over de Danske - ganske
uden Hensyn til, ON Urolighe-
derne kommer fra H9jere eller
Venstre. | saa Fald vii sparta
kistiske Elementer optrede, og
Diet tyske Udvalg der slider bag
we'd og trekker i Traadene, skal
nok sGrge for, at Diet kommer til
at gaa nd over Danskerne. De
oliver ganske simpelt jaget I'D,
hvis de da like oliver slaaet
isjel.
De fleste danske Tillidsmand
fra de dansktalende Sogne var
samlede, for at vi kun
de drefte Stillingen og den Hold.
ming, vi skal indtage. Paa dette
Mode blew Diet besluttet, at jeg
skulde rejse til Kgbenhavn for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30

villet en- retfardig Losning. Man
har foreslaaet en-. Den gaar I'D
paa at internationalisere >. Zone /
Slesyig under Beskyttelse at
Folkenes Forbund og med lige
Rettigheder for Danske og Ty-
ske. Forslaget foreligger udar-
bejdet i ale Enkeltheder. De- er
like en- los Tanke, men ct Pro.
gram, fuldt ferdigt til Diskus-
sion og Realisation. Frankrig
underskriyer sikkert gerne. bet
STAIR nu til England, ON det
vii antage eller forkaste det.
Fremtiden ligger i Lloyd Geor-
ges H3nder!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
FOR R ANsIGTl

FOR HERRENS ANSIGTl Femten korte Taller af DR..
o. Hallesby, Professor we'd Observation-Disclosures Kristiania.
Egner sig til Oplesning we'd Kvipde. og Ungdomsmeder. Da
de er korte med klart fremsatte Tanker, er de ypperlige til
Brug we'd sygelejer. Pris omslagA 40 Cts.
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30

Senere har Gaardejer Dam
gard sendt Matt" folgende
supplerende LINER:
l ,,Nationaltidende" Lesser jeg,
at hvis der fra den danske Re
gerings Side blew gjort ct ener-
gisk Arbejde for Internationa-
liseringen af 2. Zone, saa kunde
denne maaske endnu gennemf9-
resi-
Jeg vii derfor gerne oplyse,
at den dansksindede Befolkning
i Mellemslesvig bliver paa sin
Post, dersom Internationalise-
ringen gennemfores og skaber
taalelige Forhold.
Min Tiltro hertil er imidler-
It'd kun meget ringe; men skier
dette, da vandrer Danskheden
mod sgd og videre frem. Under
Tyskland maa den gaa til Grun-
de j Mellemslesvig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
S0nderjylland.
Den slesvigske Uretferdighed.
lie Tempe taller vagtige Ord
for Flensborgs Sag.

9AAAAAA 49,
meteorological" skriyer lie
Temps:
Den ofentIige Mening i Frank
ng har den Pligt at l9fte sin
Rest mod den Traktat, Ambas-
kadar-K har udarbej-
Ref. Diet er en- Tradition, der
maa overholdes, ON like af an
den Grund, saa af Hensyn til
gort Lands Ere, vor Samvittig-
Redsro.
[ en- historisk Oversight over
Spergsmaalet hinder ,,LeTemps"
an. at Diet like lykkedes Frank
rig at forhindre Uretferdighe-
den i 1864 / at blive fuldbyrdet.
Den Uret, Danmark led we'd
Preussens Anneksioner, skriyer
Bladet, burde Diet have fuldsten-
dig Oprejsning for; den Oprejs-
mng, der er forberedt, er imid-
Iertid utilstrekkelig; den fast.
slaar og forvarrer en- Del af
Uretferdigheden.
Oct var yisse danske Politike-
res Fell. at de Wide lose Diet
slesvigske Spergsmaal we'd direk-
be F~orstaaelse med Berlin, idet
de derived mistede den begej-
strede Tilslutning fra Fadre-
landsvennerne og de Allieredes
rillid. Den tidligere danske Re
gerings Fell er imidlertid like
aok til at fritage de Allierede
for ethvert Ansvar, efter at Dan
mark hayde ladet sig standse
yed visse danske Socialdemokra-
tiers Valg- eller Handelskombi-
nationer.
De Allierede har begaaet den
Fell, at de CAV Afkald paa at
lade foretage en- Folkeafstem-
ming i 3. Zone j Slesvig, og at
de Tod ?. Zone stemme uden at
tyinge Tyskerne til at romme B..
Zone.
Efter at have skildret de ure-
gelmessige Forhold we'd Afstem-
ningen / 2. Zone udtaler lie
Temp" sin Forbavselse over, at
man desuagtet har kunnet sam
lie Tusinder af danske Stemmer
der. De Allierede burde derfor
M raade Bod paa Uretferdig-
heden we'd Afstemningen uden
gn at knytte Landet til Tysk-
land, idet de (ikke0 lader sig
aeie med at give de danske
Fndbyggere Frihed I'll at udyan-
Ore og lader Tyskland vedbliye
at vere i Besiddelse af Under
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa Den
Slid.
lie Temps" SHUTTER med at
minde ON, at Frankrigs Gesand-
tsr i K9benhavn har gjort alt
Tor at faa Danmarks Ret til Sizes
rig anerkendt, idet de kreyede
en- retferdig Losning, der skull
de bestaa i at internationalise-
re 2. slesvigske Zone under Fol
kenes Forbunds Overlooked med
Sge Garantier for de tyske og
danske Indbyggere. Forslaget er
ndarbejdet, skriver Bladet
Frankrig Wide med Glade skri-
We under derpaa. England maa
sige, ON Diet vii antage Diet eller
forkaste Diet.
Dansk Soldaterhjem i TSnder.
Efter at danske Trooper har be-
sal I. Zone er der i Tender ind
&rarteret ca. 500 Mand Fod.
-
folk og Rytteri. Til GAVIN for
disse har en- Kreds af danske
Rorgere i Tpnder indrettet ct
goTdaterhjem i Ligled med, hvad
der findes i de danske Garnisons-
Dyer.
..Tonder Soldaterhjem" er mid
krtidig indrettet j Lokaler paa
Hotel ,,Stadt Kopenhagen'', men
da man formener at turde paa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
Den senderjydske Traktat.


denrigsministeren har i ct Mode
Lordag den %. Maj i Sender
jydsk Udyalg givet Meddelelse
ON den Traktat, der vii blive af-
sluttet mellem de allierede Slater
og Tyskland, og som Diet er Me
ningen, at Danmark skal tiltre-
de. Matt" erfarer nu, at Diet
vigtigste i denne Traktat er, at
ale, der er fodt i =. Zone, faar
Ret til at optere for Danmark,
uanset hvor i Tyskland de 10Y.
rigt er bosatte. Endvidere VII
de faa Ret til at flytte deres
eyentuelle Formue hertil, sely
ON ogsaa de forbliver i Tysk-
land.
Folk fra l. Zone faar dansk
Borgerret fra den Dag, Overta-
gelsen skier, med mindre de in
denfor ct Tidsrum af ct Aar op-
terer for Tyskland.
bet anses for givet, at Dan
mark vii tiltrede Traktaten.