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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
Senderjylland.
sonderiyllands skabne. Flens.


atiansen har Onsdag sendt .,Flens-
borg Avis folgende Telegram
fra Paris:
Ambassador Raadet har ] Dag
afsluttet sin Behandling at det
selsvigske Sporgsmaal og yedta
get en- Traktat. Naar denne Trak-
sat ventelig ON ct Par Dage of
heiost meddeles Danmark og
Tyskland, er dermed Internatio-
aaliseringen udelukket. Anden
Zone med Undtagelse af ct ube-
tydeligt Areal i Aventoft Sogn
udleveres til Tyskland. Traktaten
indeholder en- Rekke Bestemmel.
ser til Sikring af de Danske i
anden Zone, bl. a.: en- vidtgaa-
ende Optionsret. At Traktaten
skal meddeles offici6st og like
officielt, betyder, at Fristerne
like lober, for Tyskland har ak
eepteret dem.
Mar Losningen er bleven den
ne, skyldes Diet i sidste Instans
Englands Politik. Frankrig har
! fuldt Maal ydet sin St9tte, ON
end Diet like har villet drive Sa-
gen paa Spidsen, saa Diet led ct
nyt Nedrelag overfor England.
Men ale de ledende Mend, som
den slesvigske Delegation har
talt med, fremhavede, at Diet er
Ministeriet Zahles Politik, som
har fremtyunget og mnliggiort
denne Situation. Regeringsskif-
tet i K6benhavn er kommet for
sent. Naar nu de danske Flens,
5orgere drives i Landflygtighed,
ira listed eltenes, Gustav Jo-
hannsens og Jessens Grave, vii
der i Danmarks Historic we're
rejst en- Skamst9tte for Fl. P.
Hansen. Han har dekket Mini.
Steriet Zahle og muliggjort hele
Sp6rgsmaalets Forkludring og
har tvunget sine Landsmend bort
fra deres Hiemstavn.
De lanske Forradere. ,,Danske-
rem har modtaget f6lgende Brey
ira ct af den mellemslesvigske
Delegations Medlemmer, Advo-
kat Andersen:
Paris, Pinselordag, 1920. Paa
Trods af ale anderledes lydende
Meddelelser er der heller like i
Diet j Dag az Ambassad9rkonfe-
rencen afholdte Mode truffet no.
gen endelig Afg6relse eller I'M
derskrevet noget.
Det TOR uden Overdrivelse 81
yes, at Diet er lykkedes for den
fanske Regerings Udsending og
den mellemslesvigske Delegation
at vinde Forstaaelse og St9tte
for Internationaliserin
hos indflydelsesrige Personlighe-
der. Dette berettiger dig like til
at n@re noget sterkt eller be
stemt Haab, da der COR sig
iStromninger geldende, der vir-
ker i modsat Refining, og som
er meget sterke. Situationen maa
redblivende anses for m6rk og
yderst vanskelig. Den nuveren.
de danske Statsminister og lige-
ledes Udenrigsministeren nyder
den storste Anseelse og m9der
overall i Frankrig med den st6r-
ste Tillid, men Diet vii vere
yderst yanskeligt i den tolvte Ii
me at hede paa alt Diet, som Mi
nisteriet Zahle mar gjort for at
skade 2. Zone. De Ytringer, der
err falden desangaaende, vii De
legationens Medlemmer sent
glemme. ,,Det er Deres egen It'd
fgere Regering, der har for.
kvaklet Diet slesvigske Sp9rgs-
naal," udtalte den f0rste Fransk-
mand, vi opsogte, og som er
beyandret i denne Sag.
- ,Ansvaret for al den Ulykke,
der nu kan komme over deres
Landsmand, bares enc og alene
If Ministeriet Zahle.Scayenius,
en- anden, der STAIR i en-
IL f~-.1L CA.1I.- 1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

stand selv at medvirke til, at II
melige K%ronepriser ansettes og
overhoIdes. Gennem HandelSstan,
dens Organer og Forbindelser :
Danmark vii paalideIige Oplys-
ninger ON Priserne let kunne
faces. Administrator anmoder Diet
kobende Publikum ON at ware
opmerksom paa Priserne, for at
der eyentuelt fra Myndigheder.
mes Side kan adyares mod de
paageldende Forretninger.
En- Alterdug til Tender Kirke.
En- Kreds at Damer j Aalbore
har i Foraaret veret ~sysselsat
med at fremstille en- Alterdug til
TGnder Kirke. bet er / F6lge
,Vestslesvigsk Tidende' ct over-
ordentlig smukt Arbeide. som
gor de %opofrende Damer mege,,
Ere paa samme It'd, som Diet
vidner ON deres Kprlighed til
Slesyig.
Fru Vejassitent Poulsen og
dennes Saster Fr6ken Ami Nye-
gard har forestaaet Udarbe.jdel-
sen af Alterdugen, der er teg-
net af Froken Jonss paa hol-
landsk Lerred. Alterdugen er
212 Meter lang og IL Meter
bred den skal oyerrekkes Ton,
der Kirke paa Genforeningsda-
gen.
Tysk Agitation i Tender Amt.
Flensborg, 10. Maj. Tyskerne /
T6nder ANTS sydligeste Del er
stadig paa Ferde. Endnn for faa
Dage siden var man ! de fire
mellemslesyigske Sogne, der er
nRvnte i commissioners Indstil-
ling, / trayl Virksomhed med at
samle Underskrifter mod ell
lndlemmelse og mod Internatio-
%nalisering. Forleden. mems en-
Gaardejer og hans Hustru var :
T6nder, m6dte j deres HEN en-
Skolelerer, der s9gte at faa
Gardens tire Landyesenselever,
der stammer sydfra, til at under
Skriye. Den enc satte sit Navn
under, mems de andre Wide over
veje Sagen. Hos en- gammel Ko-
ne paastod den Tysker, der gik
rndt med Listen, at hyis hun
like underskrev, kunde de like
mere komme til T6nder, da den
ne BY Wide forblive tysk.
Tyskerne bruger saaledes allie
tenkelige Midler og viger end
like tilbage for falske og l9gn-
agtige Paastande for at fralok-
Ike Folk deres Underskrifter.
En- anden Henvendelse, der
skal tilstilles flere tyske Ministre
SAINT Provins-Landdagen og Over
%presidenten, har til Formal al
kreve den Del af T9nder Amt.
som like kommer med til Dam
mark, beyaret som en- selvstan.
dig Kreds med Nib6l som Kreds-
by. Ogsaa den har vpret i ON
lob / disse Dage, og ogsaa her
slaaes der naturligvis paa de ma
tionale Strenge, og man s9ger at
udmale sig en- It'd, da Kredsen
vigen med Rette kan fore Nav
net T9nder Kreds."
Den danske Skole ,,syltes. -
Flensborg, %. Maj. Den danske
Skole j Flensborg Vii, efter hvad
Fernandez for Flensborgs sid
ste Maanedsmede oplyste, like
blive oprettet for til Paaske 1921.
Dette a Resultatet af en- DrSf-
telse indenfor Lererkamret.
Der spsrges med Rette, hvor-
for der ingen Ordning finderl
Sted for. skSnt egentlig err der
vel ingen, der mar tankt sig, at
Tyskerne mente noget med de-
res Forslag ON Oprettelse af en-
dansk Skole. De err og oliver sig
selv lig.
Seminariet i Tender. Berlin.
%. Maj. Til VOLTS Bureau tele
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23
What's wrong
with the World?

A new Book on some Of the
Great Questions of the Day.
BY Rev. g. H. Gerberding, d. D.
You may not concur in every
point with the Doctor diagnosis.
and you may not always like his
prescription, but in all events
you want to read his book. Il
has food for thought.
Price 75c, net.
Danish Luth. Publ. Hou.e
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

Overgangs- Vanskeligheder. IA
benraa, rs. Maj. Administrators
HaarlSv henleder Opmerksomhe-
den paa, at der i adskillige Han
delsfag we'd Omregningen fra
Mark til Kroner tages for h9j
Pris ] Forhold til Kronens Kg-
bevardi og tilsvarende Varepri-
ser j Danmark. Myndighederne
har dette Forhold under Over
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-23

2. Zones Sydgr@nse aabnes.
Berlin, %. Maj. Efter hvad ia.
geblatt" meddeler fra Flensborg.
er den 2 slesvigske Zone fra |
Dag paany forbundet med Tysk.
land i handelspolitisk og okono
misk Henseende. Hele Ind 90
Udfprelsen til og fra denne 10.
ne val paany kunne foregaa frit.
Sperrelinien mellem l. og 2.
Zone DANES af Plebescit .Gendar,
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Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
CAMPAIGN FURNITURE

There doubtng the attempt of the various candidates for the Presidential and Presidential nominations III the present surround themselves with an atmosphere f hat may r may not be correctly termed homey American ism Possibly may be effort the part of the Repob- ean party gain of the working that has pro voked print and the eternal boredom o the average
 paper reader the ehay rocking chair habits of the Harding family the party publicity leaders would give us to be
 eve spend waking and sleeping moments in the con of the family front porch But IS doubtful that the aofe said common voter will be moved much than state o qreeneyed envy by neessant references to the cuous low rent which paid by the Republican presidential ea- ddae for his Northampton home Yet when comes to nome V Amercana practical political purposes the Renahl- cans with the Coolidge doughnus low rent and New England phaseoogy added the chubby democracy of the Harding porch undoubtedly have somewhat the better the game Governor Cox lives in a paatial white marble home and his business office has every architectural indication of financial auence As Mr. Roosevelt the cloak of "homely Amer- would hardly fit his shoulders in view of the back ground culture and national prominence which he has inherited from distinctly aristocrac ancestoras iudge things aristocratic in this land of
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
LOYALTY AT HOME

passed so-caed of the Fourth Fifth July brought the police of the city and certain in dvduals prominence i'll both the and the On next Tuesday evening the Common Council will expected that any definite action is to be regard the personnel of the local police that cason the City Fathers will the of events de- mands
 However July 9th many citizens have given thought little private investigation to the happen ngs that evening and while opinion to the deeeon ot the police department the maintenance of public order has Lot decreased exaggeraon of features of the aar appears be without doubt.
 while Putnam has been investigating the matter quietly be the sentiment of the Council that every possible must be taken for the prevention any in the future deporable and re grettabe Putnam city should have been given tardy unnecessary publicity regard to the afar Tn one o the leading of the state in it's issue of last Wednesday, disorderly community have We through this reached the point where state comment or state n necessary for the maintenance of law and order within our matter of fact has proven itself as take of it's every interest community the in the last analysis it's reputation for law and order with other city and stand very high comparison with The time has hardly arrived citizens spread broadcast reputation for dis orderly which does not Loyalty To men ton chary-very distinctly begins al home
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
THE SECOND NOTIFCATION

strange situation which Senator Harding created by his nothe ation which said little o waiting party and people of necessity, and quite uniquely in party history the notification of the candidate for the NcePresdency took on an added importance What the Presidential candidate had failed to enuneae his long speech Marion the party could not but clearer expression from Governor Cool idge The result entirely disappointing If m nothing clarity his English Governor Coolidge completely out stripped Harding gaining the confidence ot hearers and readers His speech to the point full ot sincere expressions and definite constructive policies While he did not uphold completely destructive utterance regard of Nations be possible that Governor Cool puzzng statement that issue may indicate
 within the party itself There be no doubt left among Republicans that the disappointing utteanees of Presidential candidate himself have found little or no favor throughout the country a whole.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
NOR HAVE WE. MIR. WALPOLE

Mir Hugh Wapole whose Dark Forest and Secret City among outstanding works of fiction produced during the period recently returned to England after nine months America whimsical and amusing article in the current number Vanity "On looking back through experience the United States it alas of things that remember had real experience ot of the Irish question: never learnt whole thinks of Prohibition; never, God forgive discovered the true and essential difference be- a Democrat and Republican. completely confused what the American thinks about England am help the question of the effect that the vote will have upon American woman.' ;"
 And doubtful if there is living American who after thirty native residence could of these Walpoe However MT Wapoe did and learn
 great deal of America and Engshman bent learn ing us he far amable than his predecessors.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
WHAT BOY SCOUTS
 ARE DOING IN CAMP

At the camp of the Putnam troop of Boy Scouts in Bates Grove. Webster Lake, the principal point of interest was the boat race between LeR9y Ames. Harold Kenney. Coxswain Leon T. Wilson. Jr., and Chandler Morse, Jerome Andrews, Coxswain James Kenney. In the first race Tuesday evening the former were victorious by about two boat lengths and the second race Wednesday evening they won by over four boat lengths.
 Sunday there were many visitors, who looked the camp over and com mented on its good qualities and bad. the latter principally mosquitoes.
 Several Of the boys who could not stay for the full period went home Sunday or Monday.
 The camp breaks up today and some of the boys have gone home already.
 Three of the boys who are stuck on camp life, are trying to get permis- sion to stay over Saturday and Sun day, and will probably get it.
 One of the things that shows that the camp Is somewhere near eiviliza- ton is Henry Hawkins old Ford. Though she Is only q two passenger bus she don't kick when Henry loads her up with four or five friends. The only trouble that he has had with her is that one morning he foynd a tack in one of her tires, and that is not strange. for he has covered several hundred miles while here over all kinds of roads
 MT MacKay was away over Sunday and Monday in Bridgeport. Some of the boys wanted to start something, but the temporary camp managers. Patrol Leaders Brousseau and Ken ney. succeeded in preventing dis turbance.
 It has been rather chilly during the nights of this week and the night guards would shVer and wish that they had more clothes, while the sleep FITS would shiver for more blankets
 The camp is named after the for mcr seout-master. Norman L. Ken nedy, who died in a southern camp Of influenza.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Curran

Mrs. Mary Curran
 Mra Mary tSullivan1 Gutan, Fl. died at the summer cottage of her soa-tu-law. William Killiau, It Oak land Beach. R. L. Thursday Mir Xiii lian and family. with whom Mrs. Cur ran has made her home fo5 the past fourteen years. went to the beach some days ago Mrs Guran had been in failing health for some time due to advanced years. and her death was no surprise. aithoueh | was hoped that the sea air nieht prove beneficial to her.
 Mrs Gafran was born ia Ireland, but came to this country when q eirl- She lived in Dayyille for some wears before coming to Putraw. Her hus- band died nhout five years arn. She leaves three dau4htcf Mrs William KilIian ana Miss Mary Caran of Put nam and Miss Catherine Cnrran of Hartford Also nephew. Frmci. Cuuan.
 The funeral service wIit he rom St Narys church at 9 o'clock Saturday morning Burial win be ia DaydHe
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
SALVATION ARMY NOTES

The Salvation Army. Pomfret street. Lieut. Charles Carpenter, off, cer in command. Week night serN'ic- es Wednesday. Friday and Saturday at \. Sunday services; Sunday school l.So p m. Young Peoples Legion p. m. Salvation service at s p. m. The Saturday and Sunday services will be conducted by Captain Charles Minor of Boston. The captain Is a good speaker as well as a good singer You w'll be repaid by coming to the Sal walton Army to hear him. Come. we would be very glad to see you. Bring . friend with you.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

At Court of Probate holden at Eastford within and for the District of Eastford on the l4th day of July, A. D. 1920. Present. John M Tatem. Esq. Judge On motion of Arthur Nj. Keith. Executor on the testate estate of Harriet W. Bieknell, late of East ford within said district, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executor and directs that public no tiee be given of this order by adver- Using in a newspaper having circu- latioa il. said district, and by posting copy thereof on the public signpost in said town of Esstford nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt- Certified from Record. JOHN NJ. "A TEM. Judge. So-Sl
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS, The Sovereign Grand Ruler of the Universe. in His infinite wisdom. has seen fit to remove from us. one of the charter members of this lodge, our dearly beloved Brother. Arthur C Stetson, therefore be it
 RESOLVED, That we, the members ef Israel Putnam Lodge. No. 33, | O. 0 F.. while bowins to the will of Al mighty God who orders all things well, give expression to the great loss eur order has sustained in the demise of our worthy Brother
 RESOLVED. That we extend to the bereaved family our sincere sympathy and that these resolutions be publish ed ln local paper. a copy sent to the family of our Brother. and that they be spread upon the records of the Lodge. also tha, the charter he draped for a periu of thirty days.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
USED TRUCKS THAT ARE
 WORTH WHILE

Nc have the following on hand in drst-elass mechanical condition ready to 70 to work. viz: 2=ton Mack, re- built. with brand new rack body, guar anteed the same as aew 3=ton Pack ard. chassis and cab r ten Maccars, one with substantial padded van body, the other with rack body 5.ton White Dump. newly painted. 2=ton Nash with brand new lumber hody, newly painted. , 191o 5-ton Glydesdale Dumps. 1919 2ton Bav-Elder, 2b passenger busses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation. Call Liberty 480 OF see CHANDLER. Meek Motor Truck Go. 264 Whansz Ave. New. Haven Conn. 5i-,4
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
HEADLIGHTS APPROVED
 BY STATE DEPARTMENT

Following the wholesale arrests of automobile headlight violators there has been rush for list of head lights approved by the state automo- bile department, The devices approv- ed are.
 Conaphoreeloar. Copaphore Noviol, Liberty. Macbeth, Controlhte Lens, Onlec, Violet Ray Universal Lens. Holophaae. Full Ray Deleetor Os- good Roadlight Dinner National, Raush X Lemh. Mckee Legalite, Mark IL Saftee Legahte old Type, Paterson. Nevablind Parab-oIight, Tractor, RaydeN. Shaler Roadlighter, Ben9er. Home made device tupper half painted black
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
MRS ALICE CARLSON
 DIES IN WEBSTER

Mrs. Alice tJohnsonl Carlson died W edneSday morning at her home. Brandon road, Webster. at the age of so years She was born in Sweden and came to America as 8 girl and To- cated in Woodstock, From Woodstock she and her family removed to Web s,er several years ago. Funeral ser vices were held this Friday morning from her home Burial WAS in North W oodStock
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

WHFFN3 ln Pataz# July 23s GeaHee Whitney. 42 wears Fanesai Sunday. RICH -tn Eits ba Mas July 249 Ben z2mil Rich. .sea a9 years, fof- maiy qf Putnam CARLSON N as4aa 1uly 2S. Nez AleeJ Carlson, azed s5 years formerly of Woodstock. CURRAN-At Oakland Beach, R. l. July 29, Mrs. Mary eurran of Put- nam. aseA yeate.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
WANTED

Everybody 70 know that Payne's lee Cream Co is doing business oppo- site the Fl =h school in building for merly occupied 5y |. 5. Morse's meat market, School street Cream sold at wholesale or fetail This ice cream is made from pure cream Will sell at very reasonable prices Also ice for safe at u cents per hundred in 100 pound blocks, 800 pound blocks or more, 10 cents pe- hundred. Deliver ed to any part of the city. TALBOT AND MORTON. Telephone e or 72-2. 25-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
FRED BONN. CLARENCE ". STEVENS.
 Registrars.
NOTICE

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Pcmfve. Mil he in session at the Town House in said Town on FRIDAY. AUG. 9th AND AUG. 18th From 12 O'clock Noon Until 9 P NJ for the pu pose of making the caucus eurollmeut of the legal voters of said Town and fer the purpose of making such changes in the enrolment list las1 perfected as are necessary accord i7U to law
 Those who have already registered are not required to de so again unless change of political preference is de sired
 Dated at Pomfre5. Conn, July 24. 1920.
 | FPEOEpICK ASH
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
SALESMEN

Opportunity for men to become as- sociated with national retail store merchandising proposition. Service with sales; something new; permanent future. wonderful privilege. Ad- dress Director of Stores. RAMBLER, 10 West 23rd street, New York City.
 SIS
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
USED TRUCKS

When in need of a good Used Truck it will pay you to get in touch with us Mack, Pierce Arrow. Packard and others. Some overhauled. rebuilt and guaranteed Terms to suit you. Phone Liberty 430 CT see GLAND LER, Mack Motor Truck Go, 264 Nhalley avenue, New Haven. Conn.
 26 If
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
NEEDS NO SUGGESTIONS
Presidential Nominee Thinks Sou
 venir" Has Originality

Souvenir W. II. Taylor sent Sen ator Harding, Republican nominee for president. one of his Safety First" Harding and Coolidge souvenirs, also suggesting for a slogan. Harding and Coolidge mean happiness and content ment. vote for H-C, not H-C-L."
 In response Senator Harding wrote MT Taylor the following autograph ed letter;
 My Dear Mr Taylor
 Please accept my thanks for your letter of June 21st, with its enclosure. which l have read with much interest. do not think it k necessary to send ou anything in the way of suggestion, as feel that your originality and in dividuahty will provide plenty of suit able publicity.
 Very truly yours.
 Warren G. Harding"
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
REGISTRARS NOTICE

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Woodstock will be in session at the Town Clerks office at North Woodstock on
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
FRIDAY, AUG. 6 AND 13

From i2 o'clock noon until 9 P. NJ. for the purpose of making the caucus enrolment of the legal voters of said town and for the purpose of making such changes in the enrolment lists last perfected as are necessary accord ing to law. Those who have already registered are not required to do so again unless change of political pre- ference is desired.
 Dated at Woodstock, Conn, July 19th, 1920
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
AUCTlONEER

Wanted Everybody b know J E. Talbot E ! Graduated Aueuoaeer and will get yoa 5he highest prices for your goods Just give him a tfial and be convince Residence, 42 Chap man feet. Putaau. Com. Tel 72-2
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

William Marion Reedy. editor of Reedys Mirror. died the other day Francisco and the United States thereby lost one of it's most unique editorial figures Mr Reedys taste sometimes questionable but his fearessness and undaunted trust in his own convictions not to be doubted
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
WAN TED

Men and women with burning feet. sore corns and callouses to try box of Snow Drop Salve, 25c Works wonders Guaranteed by Edward H. Burt, James F Donahue and all drug gists. 27-31
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
WANTED

Woman or girl to assist in house work part of day. Good wages and pleasant surroundings. Apply in per sen to MRS. HENRY HURDMAN, 26 Harris street. opposite Manhasset mill office. this week
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
PLEASE REMEMBER

That we are still selling Farms, City Property. Tents, Sprayers, An tique and Second Hand Goods Also expect to call in a few days for your order of reliable Fruit Trees and all things which are good. l an agent for reliable Nursery firm A. E. RANDALL. That Farm Rsrrain Man" Tel 33-4. 3esS
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
SPRAYED OR STOLEN

One yeariing heifer. color white ex eept tip of ears. yellow. Broad horns. Suitable reward if found Notify W. s. KENYON. Woodstock Valley. Tel ephone 265-s 3l