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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
POWER or GOVERNOR
FACTOR m PICTURE

The power Of a governor over the
faies Of men 10 the commonwealth
provides a strong foundation for
viiagrphs new picture. In Honor's
Web" This production, with Harry
+. Morey a. star. will be shown at
the Columbus thcaler tonight.
Morey takes The role OF Frank
Powell. wealthy manufacturer.
Frank falls IN love with Olive. the
sister Of Irene. wife OF Governor
Carroll Carson. The manufacturers
younger brother Bert. whom the
iormer Is sending through college.
also loves the girl. The younger
man wins the girl.
Meantime Frank discovers an In.
lrigue going on between the gov.
crnor's wife and a scoundrel and
worthless social parasite. In the PER
son OF Rodney Foster. The ms-u.
facturer undertakes 10 shield the
sister Of the girl he loves.
Foster Is found slain. Frank. ar.
rested as the guilty person. Is un.
able 10 provide an alibi, since that
would compel him 10 reveal he had
leen nj midnight with the wife Of
the governor.
IN the end Governor Carson re.
REEVES evidence that clears the man.
and stands as the only power who
can save the man. There ls a fur.
lher climax full Of surprise and dra.
matte elements. At the Columbus
theater tonight
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
THE SOUL or BROADWAY
AT THE ONYX TONIGHT

Bennett a man about town. falls
IN love with valeska surail, In the
role OF a dancer, whose devoted al.
mirer Is Lawton. a decrepit rogue.
The dancer loves Lawion's money
but not him. She decides, with true
Broadway instinct however, that
money IA the thing. Bennett steals
funds from the bank Of which he is
president in order 10 hold the love
of the dancer.
Bennett Is ruined, learns OF Law
ton giving her money. upbraids her
ond is about 10 strike her. She picks
up n gun which he snaiches away.
The weapon is accidentally dis
charged. wounding her. The police
rush in on a hunt for Bennett a. an
ubscondcr and arrest him for this
md for attempted murder.
Bennett is released from prison
tive years later, an old man. tie
nieeis Lawion's daughter. fails IN
love with her. proposes and Is ac-
copied. The police are following
him. a. hr u on parole.
I.awlon has arranged for the first
Ieal sihge appearance Of the dancer
and on that night she meets with a
fremendous ovation. She recognizes
Bennelt. who Il sitting IN box with
Benneti's daughter. rerls ami foints
o. she rcalizes that here before her
u The man she sent 10 prison. She
sends word 10 him 20 come 10 a gam
hllne house whore Lawton has in
stalled her ~ tho Masked Woman
'of Mystery
The continuation of this will b.
on he screen tonight al Inc Onyx
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Rates for the summer = weekly
ralcs by The month:
Outside room. one bed. one person,
-: Two people. -.
lnslde room. one bed. one person,
s.. sao people. g.
These rates oaly apply 70 persons
Iemninlns one month.
Hates begin iuly 4.
~ ~. CLARK, Prep.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Captain Nckemy reports there
viii be no ball Esine sunday. as the
team wants 20 get whipped into
lttler shape. White and Ellis have
I.rom,sed TO work them cat and trim
cff the rough edges 40 they can
tackle Deming again. Watch us the
next time out with Deming. Wen
hang one onion them sure for the
two defeats handed n recently.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

'rhe ladies Of Columbus and Camp
Furlong were busy this week with
social affairs. The pythlan Sisters
slurled The week OF by organizing.
Mrs. }. n. Blair followed with a
party. then ia rotation there were
entertainments. by Mrs. Homer Ma.
snn. Mrs lanes 4. Greenwood, Mrs.
". y. While. Mrs Williams alid the
Twelve Trump Club.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

PORTLAND. Ore. June e6.--Esteu
A Fletcher Of Damascus Temple,
Rochester. n. Y. was elected impe,
rial outer guard Of the Shrine al lhe
annual imperial session Of the A, a,
%. n. NJ. s. In progrcss here. Ellis
Lewis Garretson. Amin Temple. Ia.
coma, was elected imperial polen-
tate. and other officers were all ad,
ysneed one station on the imperial
diyan.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
MesIean CoupIe b Re MarrIed.

senorita Quirina Lucero on sun.
day morning will be united In mar
riase lo Jesus Clemente at the
Church Of the Holy Family. In the
evening a ball viii be held an their
honor al La Nacional Hall.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
IweI,r Trump CIub Meels.

Mrs. Georse Peters was hostess 10
the Twelve Trump Gard Club yes.
lerday afternoon. Bridge was played
Refreshments decide.uy unique were
served. Other Than members Of The
club. she guests were Mesdames Ma.
son. Bloch. Frnsi and Miss Otis.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

u your subscription 10 The Daily
Courier expires At any time DURING
ihe month"; pay u up until the first
el the following month and then
uu the first Of each month, or as far
ln advance a. you wish. II simplifies
l,ookkeepine and it will put more
Joy inln the life Of The circulaior,
subscriptions invariably are in ad.
vance.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
FLOODS N NEBRASKA.


NORFOLK. Neb- June e6.-The
crest Of the flood Of the North Fork
liver. caused by a eloudburst yes-
terday al Plainview. Nebraska. today
reached Pierre. South Dakola. and
inundated several streets IN a por.
ton of that city. Employees IN the
flour mills were compelled 10 so TO
work in boats.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
PRETTY soFr FoR TINS erNK

TOLEDO. Ohio. June 26.--Georse
W. Stevens. curator Of the art ma.
scum. and Attorney Mark winehes-
ter have been appointed art ccnsora
10 make the rounds Of the stores
here and % decide when ladies
wilhoui clothing are art and when
They are not art
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

NEW YORK. June S6.-Allan A.
Ryan. chairman Of the slun Motor
Car Company. who became involved
10 a controversy with officials OF
the New York Stock Exchange at
the time II was alleged a corner ex.
lsled In StuiE. has been expelled
from the exchange, according 10 an
announcement by the board Of gov.
ernors.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
New switchboard In.

Henry Burton OF the Columbus
Telephone Company has Installed
a new switchboard and Il was some
achievement. a. the work was done
without any interruption Of the reg
ular business. This week hc Is In.
slalling phones in business houses
that have been patiently waiting.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Would you forfeit your life, In
Innocence of crime. 10 save the
honor of a womang See what Harry
r. Morcy does In the viiagraph film
In Honor's web.- at the Columbus
tonight
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Prof. Charles y Marvin. chief of
the United States weather bureau. ard
q new sclf.rcourdlnn wcafhor.obnerv-
lng instrument called q mctoororraph.
which he has invented The inatfu.
ment automatically indicates various
changes IN weather conditions AZ any
altitude. Il 4 lifted Into the nir By
a large box kite secured 20 earth by
q plan9 virs me wire n fed from
= steel drum containing eight or ten
miles Of wlra. Frcqucnlly at the nlx
box.kite stations maintained hy the bu.
reau ~ many a. ten kitce are oper-
nted on one line. one outfit broke
away from the Georgia station and
hclplcniy enianried \ mulp IN a cot.
tonheld. After three men had released
the mule the nietcoroErnph was found
unharined.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
IIachlia Inspector in Town.

lnspecior Robinson of Hachiia was
seeing the sights IN Columbus today
Collector higEs was showing him
around.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
Capln a Sons Phone Is skIdOo.

Capin a sons phone number is ..
l'hilip Capin Il not at all supersii.
iious. Ne says business is good.
Nexi month this enierprising firm
of lailors and clothiers will open
-'rhe Model.- which will b. located
ir the new Frost building on West
broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

The Columbus Telephone Com.
pany yesterday installed a telephone
for Pollard a sproat w n. sproai
is not disciple Of luck In odd
numbcrs.~ 80 he told Henry Burton
q give him one of each. Henry
slipped him a { and az.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Mrs. ". h. white entertained the
ladies Of the club IN quarters Friday.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. White won the
high scores
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL Juno "a
Postmaster uenoral Hurieson ioduy
declared he and The Texas delegs-
ton would vote for lhe nomination
og william Gibbs McAfloo. f0rmqr
secretary Of the treasury.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

COPENHAGEN, Denmark. June %.
Two million dollars In silver bars
was seized here by German authori.
Ties. according 10 newspaper re.
ports The money was being SNUG
flcd from Germany IN cattle cars by
Frcnchmcn, Il is said.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. June TO-
Roberts of Tennessee announced
that he would comply with the dc.
sire Of President Wilson that a spc.
clal session Of the Tennessee leeis-
lrlure be called 10 act on the federal
suffrage amendment
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
suI.rhan EIeelIon Pn.lponed.

The election for the admission Of
residents ia the northwest addition
10 the Village OF Columbus has been
postponed for technical reasons un
til the first week In August.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Organizer Weir. who travels here
aud there Ia The interests Of com.
muniiy clubs. - In Columbus 10
help solve perpIexing questions 10
regard In the clubs in this city
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Captain r. L. Williams and Mrs.
Williams go 10 n Paso for a month
or longer. Captain Williams Is on
The board Of examiners.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
Party al The Homrr Masans.

Mr.. Homer Mason entertained In
honor Of her daughter. Mrs. camp
bell. Tuesday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

luck story. lie has melons galore
planted. and al present TIE vines are
thriving. but he well apparatus
hroke and AXE has moi ihh necessar3
waller for lrrigaiinn. II Il rains ia
side q week everything will be al
rlghi. II not--bleNeyl Anyway. he
renewed his subscription 10 tle
Daily Courier.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Mrs. Williams entertained this
week In honor Of Mrs, Cooper, who
viii soon return 10 her home In New
ORLEANS.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

I could send all OF our Columbus
friends a slice Of the green. Hope
your oil susher comes IN and your
city kceps on spreading out We
have a longing 10 return"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
SMALL TALK
EIllseS Have cue~L

Nyrc Weeks is visiting Lieutenant
and Mrs. Ellis at their quarters.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

Girl OF woman who ls
going to Los Angeles within next
two weeks 10 help care for ohii.
dren on the trip for meals and
pullman berth. Eu1ploymenl IN
Los Angeles possible thereafter "
applicant Is satisfactory. Apply
IN person 10 Captain lockwood.
Camp Furlong. "a
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
NOTICE

The election which was % have
been held on Tuesday. June % has
heen postponed This election viii
be- held on q date TO be- announced
later, bat win be- held The first week
ln August in. BLAIR. Mayor.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
cliANcE FOR A CONTRACTOR.

FOR A CONTRACTION
Sealed bids will be received al the
Office Of the Utilities Officer.
lamp shannon, lIachila. n. NJ, un.
~ noon Friday. June %, 1890. and
Then opened, for the installation
OF about go feet OF snch vllrified
sewer pipe and about a7o feet Of
sinch water pipe.
rams and specifications, ETC..
can ne seen al the above office
or VIII be sent 10 any address
upon application. The Utilities
officer reserves the rlsht Ia reject
any and al bids.
Plans also may be seen At Tho
office % Captain W. j. nowland
constructing quarierinasler. co.
lumhus. n. M aos
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

WASHINGTON. u. G., Jnnc ao
Assistant Attorney General Ff,olson
has advised Governor noberls u
Tennessee that tho legislature Of
that state could rallfy the suflrarc
amendment without submitting ne
psue 10 the people.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

\ bAh1AiN-For sale, small three
room house and one lot $500 cash.
Right IN the heart cf town; run.
n'ns water. Write Mary zyicvici.
boh SSo. Columbus. n. N. rs
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

scamsucs, ~ ne ehl.
vaee Department Camp fur|ong.
Fof particulars. call al poaloil|tc,
Columbus. n. N.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

WANTED -Housekoepor for family
Of four. See Mrs. vlnson At he
Columbus steam Laundry ~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
.AuToMORuEs WASHED

AUTOMOBILES washed and polish.
ed; good work. See Fred Brown,
al the Columbus Motor Co. Evans
Garagel.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

FOUND Pair Of eye glasses, m case,
near o. N. building. Owner can
have them by calling al Provost
Marshal's office. Camp Furlong.
Inquire for John Doe.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

FOR RENT-Red Cross rooms hack
OF our office. Blair 4 Hcllberg.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

FURNISHED rooms with shower
hath. Inquire third house south
OF Hoover Hotel.
Inquire at the Daily Courier OF.
flee.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

LONDON, England. June e6.-,All
George n. Mences wives" spokc
well OF him IN court here on a
charge Of bisamy. Mcace had three
living and one dead wives. Ne has
several war decorations. he is held
for trial.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE ON ALL HATS
trimmed and unlrimmed-at the
Woman's Shop. 7.es
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Every soldier 10 Colum.
bus TO know that We give 10 per
cent discount on all hats, shoes
and gents Furnishings this week.
Capin q Son. Clark Hotel building.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

you have a house for
rent or for sale advertise Il In the
Daily Courier You will probably
rent \ or sell II for 50 cents.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

run oNIsH
FOR sAl.E-5o shares Of stock IN
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
FOR SALE 500 lot for s7b. Ad.
dress p. o. Box 3l3. or call at
Courier office for details.
ron SALE One good COW. fine Jer
sey dry. go. See Mr.. Nau or
puchi Bros.
For SALE-Good lot near lhn
school house, cheap for cash. Call
at Courier office.
ron SALE VERY CHEAp--Four.
room cottage near new camp. IN.
quire Field Director. Red Cross.
FOR SAlE--0ne large family or ho-
lel size washing machine and mo-
tor; will sell cheap for cash down.
Call l. G. Johnson, west end Of
Broadway. 625
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-26

FOR sAi.E-bo shares Of eiock IN
The Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Julegranen 1920
vii bl. a. indeholde felgende:

August L. Bang: Juleb6n. Digit.
Y. S. Jensen: Herrens Herighed.
S. D. Rodholm: Bite Jgrgens Juegaye. En- Undertaking.
o. L. Kirkeberg: De wise fra 0sterand.
Marie Toksvig: Guds Gave. Fortpling.
Chr. Andersen: Paa yejen hjemme.
NJ. +. BGckfeldt: Sonderjyder, nu er Dagen der. Indtryk og
Opleyelser fra Genforeningsdagene Disse to Artik-
Ter ledsages at en- Rigdom af Blleder, der vii have bi.
yende hstorsk Verdi.
Fra Misaionsmarken:
/ Juleglrde og Begrayelse. At Pastor j. NJ. 7. WHITTIER
Den for. d. luth. Krkes Missioner Japan.
2 Fra Afrika. AT Mrs. Eline NJ. Uhrenholdt missioner
i Nigiria, Afrka), Ogsaa disse to Artikler ledsages af
en- M@ngde code Bileder.
P. S. Wig: Mindeaaret 1920. Nogle Tanker.
Eyald Krstensen: HEN. En- Skitse.
Kr. 0stergaard: Contest. En- Novelette, fra den vide Prerie.
De feste af disse Bidrag illustreres med storre og mindrc
Bileder - dels Fotografier, dds Tegnnger af Kunstnerne
Paul Steffensen og j.. Enkeb6le.
Heftet faas hos Dan. Luth. Publ House, Blair, Nebr, we'd
Indsendesen af 60 CENTS eIer hos wore lokale Agenter.
SEND yJULEGRANEN' TIL vEENER I ANMAR
Vi vii beserge Forsendelsen og beale Portoen.
Dette smukke Julehefte udkommer after Ar for l.
December med god og sund Lesning og en- Mengde upper
lge Bileder.
Dette err enforenings-Eummer idet ,Julegranen' b.
a. bringer to Artikler ON sonderjynands Tilbagevenden til
Danmark af Presterne NJ. +. B~ichfeldt, Horsens, og Chr.
Andersen, Ais, Spnderjylland, begge tidigere Amerika.
Ferstnnvnte moder med en- Ardkel: ,s6nderjyder, nu er Da-
gen der. Indtryk og opleyelser fra Genforeningsdagene
Sidstneynte Bidrag berer Titlen: ,Paa Vejen hjemme''.
Disse to Bidrag oliver illustreret med en- Mengde Billie.
der fra S6nderjyland, iser fra Tiden efter Vaabenhvien og
fra Genforeningsdagene Alene disse Billeder err vard den
Pris, der forlanges for Heftet.
Endyidere bringer gJulegranen" to korte Artikler fra
Missionsmarken, nemlig at Pastor j. NJ. Il. Whittier, d. For.
danske Kirkes Missioner Japan, og Mrs. Eline NJ. Uhren-
hoIdt, Missioner Afrika. Ogsaa disse Artikler ledsages af
en- Mengde Bileder.
Desuden vii der gennem hele Heftet bive anvendt man.
ge andre stSrre og minde Bileder.
AT st6rre Billeder skal vi navne en- Gengivelse af
Kunstmaler Paul Steffensens Bilede: KSerne yandes. y
Desverre ser vi os like Stand til Aar at salge Heftet
til den gamle Prs, men maa denne Gang bede ON Go Cents.
wi betaler Personal---very.
Haaber, at dette like vii afholdc nogen fra at kobe
Heftet. Naar vi after en- Gang vender tilbage til normale
Forhold, vii Prisen after blive nedsat eIer Heftet udvidet.
/ Flor blev hee Oplaget udsolgt paa en- Uge. Flere
Hundrede Bestillinger var vi ude af Stand til at fylde.
Bestil Heftet nu,j saa De kan faa den tilsendt linden julie
hptiden.
Err der ingen Agent deres Nabolag, skriy da efter Be-
tngeser for Agenter. Faas hos
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
TRNKER DE PAA AT REUSE
TIL CANADA?
vi giver Oplysninger med Hensyn
til VegreYllle. Distriktet.

- -
til Vegreville. Distriktet.
Dette Land ligger we'd Hoved-
LINEN af Canadian National Rail
way. Tet we'd By med godt Mar
ked. Jorden giyer veldige AT
grgder. Rigelig Regn. Irrigation
err like ngdvendig. Ingen Man
gel paa Brendsel-Masser af
Kul og Trel bet bedste DISTRICT
for blandet Farmdrift i Alberta.
Mango dyrkede eller udyrkede
Farme til Salg for meget mindre,
end de err v@rd. Skriy til os.
THE VEGREVILLE LAND co.
H. o. Braden, Mgr.
Vegreville Alberta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
qSTRIGs -oVERsTRpMMENDE
"TAKNEMLIGHED MOD
DANMARK.
(Kr. Dgbl. Il. Oktober).

AAAAs - III IT, OAhBbNA
For at ordne def regnskabs.
messige Mellemyarende mellem
Hovedkomiteen i Danmark og
Bureauet i Wien, der ordner
Wicnerb5rnenes Uphold i Dan
mark, SAINT for at ~unders5ge For
holdene vedrgrende Aktioncns
eyentuelle Fortsttelse har Mast
fernandez for Hoyedkomiteens
Forretningsudgalg. Gr~osserer Nj
kolaj Faber, og Hoyedkassere-
rem, K@ontofchef Daniel, Syge-
kas seinspekforatet for nylig ve,
ret i Wien.
Under Opholdet blev de mod
taeet at den tysk-ostrigske Re-
publiks President, DR.. Karl
Seitz.
Prasiaenten takkede i dybt-
rolte Udtryk for alt det code.
der fra den danske Nations Side
var blevet Wienerbornene til
Del, og ndtrykie tillige Haabet
ON, at den nuyareade Genera
ton en- Gang j Tiden kunde faa
Lejlighed ii at give sin store
Taknemlighed oyerfor Danmark
/ Udtryk.
Pras.daaten u1talte ogsaa sin
Takaemliehe3 ogarfor den Hielp,
Ger fra de daaske %anerkendte
sygekassers side var ydet Bor-
meme.
Grosserer Faber og K|ontorcbef.
Daniel bleg ogsaa samaen med
Fru P~rofess5rin3e MuncS-Peter
SEN, der er Medlem af Arbeids-
komiteen, modtaget af Wiens
Overborgmester, Jacob Reumann,
Borpmesferen kunae like finde
Ord nak til at udfrvkke sin TAX
nemlisbed ovarfar den danske
lBefoIknino for den store Hipln
til Wiens Indbyggere. Han frem-
bavede. At Danmark siod i Snid.
sen for Hiplneaktionernc 90 At
Diet lille Land like alene bialn
Wjens Born. men oqsaa bavde
taget So af NANCE af Befolk-
n;ngen. Den Taknemliehed. DEF
her kede herfor. Wide vare eyigt.
og Borqmesteren bad Reprnsen-
tanterne for Wienerborneaktio-
men oyerbrinee Byen Wiens Tax
I'll den danske Befolkning.
De naynte REPRESENTATIVE
svarede, at den danske Beflok-
ming med Glade OF Rnndhaan-
dethed havde ydet den givne
HjGlp, og at Diet kunde ventes,
at Hjelpen Wide bliye f~ortsat.
for saa yidt de forn6dne Penge-
midler kunde fremskaffes. og de
danske Autoriteter, serlie Ju-
stitsministeriet oe de danske
lStatsbaner Wide vare villiee
I'll vedblivende at vde Foretapen-
Diet deres store Stotte.
Dot or reonot nd At de Mid
ler der or inasamIedo fl Vie.
norbdrnano common do foryLol
llioe Komiteer sammen med vpr-
diem Of den Hieln dor fra 10
opkolta p-loiabiems Side or vdot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Redding H9jskoles Genaab-
ming. Aabenraa, y. Oktob. Rod
ding Hojskole holdt Genaabnings-
mode Sendag den 7. og Man
dag den s.. November. Gamlc
Rodding-Eleve var serlig ind
budt.
En- fortjent Eresbevisning.
F%lensborg, y. October. .,Flens-
borg Avis har m6dtaget fol
gende:
Redakt6r P. Skovroy / Ton
der, hyis store Indsats / den
rationale Kamp, naynlig paa det
NEST udsatte Sted, dels som Skri-
bent og dels som Forfatter, lidt
.efter lidt naaede at bliye almin-
deligt bekendt og anerkendt. er
.af danske Kolleger bIeyen Gen
stand for EN- smuk Anerkendelsc
for sin Forfatteryirksomhed.
Hvad den ieyne Mand o. Kyin-
de foler for Hr. Skoyroy, er den
erligste Beundring og Taxi for
hans u%fortrodne Ramp. Men og-
saa udenfor denne kreds, lanet
I'd oyer den, naar Forstaae|sen
laf Diet, som SkoYrey har gjort
gennem Aafene. Kongen sely har
10 paa sine Besog hernede tyde-
lliet nok givet Udtryk for sine
venlige Folelscr overfor ham. d {
samme mar nu Dansk Forfatter-
If%orening gjort, idet dan har nd
navnt Hr. Skoyroy til Bresmed-
lem az Foreningen 1 en- Skri.
Yelse fra Dansk Forfatterfore-
lining til Hr. Skoyrey hedder det,
at ,.Udnavnelsen err dikteret af
Beundring for Skovroys gennem
IS Aar forte Ramp for det dan
ske Sprog i Sonderjylland."
,Ansgar" i Flensborg. l disse
Dage, skrives der / ,,Kr. Dgbl.' -
af Il. October, er der dannet
Udvalg af troende Yenner i
Flensgorg, som vii administered
Dansk Kirke / Udlandets Byg-
ming og lede Menighedsarbeidst
UdYaleet vii offieielt fore Nav
net ,Ansgarraadet ! Flensbors ?.
Hr. Observation-Disclosures Il. Madsen
er Formand.
Under ct af de f6rste M8der,
som afholdtes i ,.Ansgar", af-
sendtes f6lgende Hilsen I'll For.
manden for Dansk Kirke i I'd
landet', Biskop Wegener.
,,Danske Mand og Kvnder j
Flensborg, som i 3 Aftener har
yeret samlet ON Guds Ord j
den af Dansk Kirke j Udlandet
ksbte Eiendom, sender Deres H6j-
aryerdighed og Udyalget de ker-
ligste Hilsenes.
Uldall, Madsen."
Som Svar herpaa indl6b fol
gende:
,,Hiertelig TAX for modtagne
Hilsener. Gud velsigne yor Sag
nu og altid. Karlig Hilseu til
ale. Wegener."
Mund- OF Klovsygen i Eord.
slesvig. Markedet i T9nder for
der forbudt. Aabenraa, L6rdag,
den 9. Okt. Paa Grund af nye
Tilfelde af Mund- og Kloysyge
Il T9nder By er Afholdelsen at
Markederne i T6nder, forsaayidt
angaar Heste, Kveg og Faar,
indtil videre forbudt
Amtsdyrlagen har fastslaaet,
at Smitten er tilf6rt fra Lyders-
holmby, hvor sygdommen har
varet holdt hemmelig i IA Dage.
De pa~ageldende Landmend,
der til Trods for Sygdommen
havde tilf6rt Kvag til Marke-
Diet sidste Fredag, vii if6lge
,,Hejmdal". faa en- hard Straf.
acknowledgement maa desin.