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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
(By nKe1nie" Rsuther)

In picking an all-ScholaSttc Ohio Val
ley eleven his year. one Will FIN II
tho hardest problem that h. ever at
tempted TO solve. and 4, would not be- 4
bad idea TO consult "OuijI" 10 get good
results, after the upSetS and players
eff day last Saturday. But We honestly.
believe hat the first team selection Is
tho strongest possible. although those
mentioned on the second string cannot
feel as though they were moderated.
because OF the wonderful material that
one finds on the leading teams OF the
valley. Those given honorable mention
deserve second place. AlthouSh on an
equal with those selected. the players
given mention nave had L good game
here and there. but have only SHOWN =
flash Of excellent playing, in a few or
the games.
The bacEfield was the hardest OF the
choice. with Iadden. Evans. Eid"millcr.
StobbS, MoyeS. MunaS. fnthcy. Neimtc.
H~ixenbough. tamil and Spiders all rum
ing almost neck and neck for first
string positions. The steady playing OF
Hamil. and his wonderful exhibition
against Ferry Saturday gains him the
regular berth over F'uthey. Futhey never
showed himself as a punter. but only on
passing does he average over Hamll.
but Neimic could DO the passing. liam
gained him a reputation and this Wakrs
up for his inability TO punt or pass. lie
Is a steady. consistent and ~cool-head"i
player all the way through.
At halves are Ncimic and H~tNenbaugh.
without u doubt. As these boys rank
head and shoulders, over all OF their
runncr-ups. Eidcmiller and Padden. the
latter playing at fullback. have also
been playing 4 good game but never hao
the chance to show anything brilliant.
H~iNenbaugh'S punting has been good all
season. but the kicking job would &C
70 Ncim!c. who has booted them on an
average of so yards all year. His kicks
IN the Wheeling game Thursday. after
the Bellaire team had been right under
the shadow OF their goal posts, was
what saved the Ohioaas from a tie or 4
defeat. Hi~NenhauCh will. no doubt. be
another all-State selection this year. He
Is considered the most experienced and
best football general and runner IN tho
entire backfield.
Evans Holds Quarter Position.
At quarter Evans was a unanimous
selection all season. until the LinSly
game Thursday. where many fans turn
ed against the crack purple helmsman
and declared him not fit for 4 first
string position. but every good player
others the little Ferry leader probably
had his too. He was also handicapped
by a wet field. combined with his
weight. His Side-Stepping has gained
him prestige IN thv big games OF tho
year. Many fans stated that he could
have never done anything against a good
team. but he clearly demonstrated his
wonderful open-field running against
Sella!re four weeks ago.
On the ends. Brtnkman and Spillers
are considered the strongest. Spillers Is
deserving II regular backtield position
on the first eleven. but the many con-
tenders for these positions. had made II
impossible 10 leave him off the terminal.
where the team would De considered
weakest without him. Spiilers' work at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
Who Remember

Better to have fought and lost than
never 10 have fought at all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
PRETTY STRONG HINT.

what did th" brides father do for
the happy couple"
II" bought their railroad tickets"
"Ah.'
hut the happy pair didn't discover
until after they got on the train Tint
their tickets r"nd only one way."-Bir-
mingham Agc-Hcrald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27

When every home hat was one had
u hit"hlng rack at tn" curb?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
SIXTH PERIOD FLOOR
FIVE wins TOURNEY
Defeated Last Period Team In Thrilling
Game by Double Score-En1ninated
First and Seventh.

The Sixth Period basketball team
won the g"m class basketball tOurna-
mcnt held At the high school yesterday
afternoon by defeating the Fifth Period
in a l6 to s game. Foster. Neer and
Kline featured In the scoring for the
Sixth Periods while Linsly was the
main point-gcttcr for the losers. Preri-
Gus to this game the Sixth Period had
eliminated the Seventh. I TO 4. and had
won from the FIRST Period, &c to 10.
The Fifth Period five had eliminated
the Eighth Period. 10 to ). and had
taken over the Second Period. - to 10.
The finals:
sixth Periodic. Fifth-9.
Foster. (capt.) IL. F.. $500. Ltnsly
Sauvegcot, AIR.. F.. Sauvegeot. Il.
Ncrr .......... C........... Gerry
Serge ...........L L. G......... Morgan
Kline ...........Il. G.. .Brul"kc (cant)
Field eoals-Foster 8: Ncer 8; Kiln"
Q. Linsly . Foul goals-Foster.. 0 out
Of 5; Beuleke, 4 out of 10. Referee
Byrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
Intelligencer Makes Annual
All-Scholastic Selection

MATERIAL is GREAT M CHOICE Is HAND
BACKFIELD IS BEST EVER ROUNDED OUT IN
HISTORY OF OHIO NiALLEY-LlNE IS CUES.
TIONABLE- PLAYERS HAVE HAD "OFF'
DAYS BELIDAlRE HAS FOUR ON FIRST
ELEEEN
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19
MURRAY LAKE

Russell Larribie and family, of
Grand Rapids spent Saturday and
Sunday at Murray lake.
Mrs. Glen Ford and children spent
part of last week with Lowell friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Engle spent Sat-
urday in Grand Rapids.
Miss Blanche Newland was an over
Sunday guest of Helen Andrews.
Mrs. Ed. Benedict, of Hastings
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. III. ID. Weeks.
Mrs. Clifford Wilson visited her
parents, at Hersey, last week.
r. B. Davis and wife, Charles Da-
Wis and Charles Andrews spent Sun
day with Will Engle and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Ford and sons
and Miss Cora Kropf visited relatives
in Stanton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wilson have
purchased a house in Grand Rapids
John Andrews is building another
cottage at Murray lake.
Mrs. Will Engle entertained tn.
Larkin Club Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haines and their
daughter, of Belding, visited Verle
Weeks and wife one day last week.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19


Leon Rich and family, of Bedding
spent Sunday with Vern Rich and
family
i. Mrs. Alice Wells spent Sunday
morning in Shiloh with her daughter
Mrs. Egbert CgmstockA
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stanton drove
about so miles north of here Sunday
to Morley to spend the day with Mr..
Stanton's mother, Mrs. Owen Bre-
zee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Morris, of Pc.
wamo. spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morris.
Frank Hall and family. of Lam
sing, have moved back to the lake.
Z L. J. Whitford and family spent
Saturday in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stanton were in
Bedding, Wednesday. on business.
Mrs. Charlie Brown was Thurs
dav visitor of Mrs. Ed. Morris.
Floyd Mikesel took dinner with
his brother. Ray Mikesell and family
near Shiloh. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wh'tford spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Comstock
spent Sunday evening at Floyd Mike
SELLS.
Mrs. Ed. Morris spent Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Ben Hail.
Mrs. Ben Hall is slowly on the
gain.
Raw Hall has returned home from
Grand Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Dodson have
refurnished the hotel at the lake and
are in readiness to take care of the
| MI rn1 axx1
give an opening party to the public
Friday night. Nav 21st. Spaulding's
orchestra will be there.
Miss Gertrude Hall, of Grand Rap
ids was an over Sunday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Dodson
Marie Dodson spent Thursday and
Friday in Orleans taking the eighth
grade examination and was an over
nipht guest IF Miss Hester Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F.. Dodson spent
last Wednesday in Greenville.
Mr. AMI Mrs. B. North and daugh-
fer. Beulsh were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Way, in their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Zeller and chill
dren, of Grand Rapids and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman, of Greenville, spent
Sunday in Duck-Inn cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Higgins were
up to their cottage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heth and
children and Mrs. Mary Decker spent
the week end in their cottage, return
ing to Grand Rapids Sunday night.
Mr. George Ravell spent last week
in Lansing.
Mrs. George Ravell and children
were in Grand Rapids Saturday for
the day. Gordon Heth went with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stedmcn moved
over to the lake last week from Palo
ard are getting their store in readi-
:lcss fol the season.
Ney 0lmstead and daughter, Err
NINE, Mr. and Mrs. Foss Eldred were
up to their COTTAGE Sunday, also Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Pierce and children
occupied their cottage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard were
up to their cottage Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Rich is contend to her
bed by illness and we wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. K. w. Merriett came to the
lake Saturday and will live in her
cottage Allcominn this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Merriett were
in Orleans and Belding last Wednes-
day.
Much credit is due Miss Virginia
Hall for the nice list of items she
furnishing for the Long Lake News
each week.
Mrs. Ben Hubbard and baby and
Mrs. Wess Shippee spent Saturday
afternoon in Bedding.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19

Mrs. Mary Tingley is visiting her
son, Ruby Tingley, Of Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hoppough and
family, of East Orleans spent Sum-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Com
stock, of Fenwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Comstock and
family, of Ronald, spent Sunday in
Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Rowley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tingley and
families spent Tuesday in Ionia.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19

Clayton Frost, of Lank Beach, Fla.
arrived Sunday night. He will spend
the summer with his brother, Gordon
and lther RELATIVES. His parents
expect to come to Moseley the first
of June.
Alphonse Berger returned to Grand
Rapids Tuesday after spending two
weeks with Moseley friends.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19
BUSHNELL

Rowland and Stanley Soule, of near
Palo, called at Charlie Soule's Sum-
day.
Clare Galloup has been seriously i'll
with peritonitis, but is slightly bet.
ter at this writing.
Oral Bush went to Hillsdale last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie White called
on Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, Sum-
day.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19
EAST ORLEANS AND
RONALD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Howard and
family, of Fairplanes, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
Hoppough, of East Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Era Cheney, of Ron
aid spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Meach. of Muir
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Rowley and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wood Sunday afternoon.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Thomas Wis.
tied her father, N. Newcomb, near
vickeryville, Sunday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Jul i Amerika 1920.
Redigeret af Torstein Jahr og
War Kirkegaard.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nSu1SC1ct d1 4OiSec1u odIi W
War Kirkegaard.
acknowledgements
Finn Rein Simonsen. Hjerternes
lid. Juledigt. Wore Barndoms-
hjem tilegnet.
Adam Dan. Fndrelandet i Sig
tie. SkibSprediken.
Torstein Jahr. Jul i New Eng
land. En- Vase Lesefrugter til
Julebordet og Majblomsthel-
helgen.
Michael Solomon. Ferdinand, Lo-
wise og Kammerherren.
Legationssekreter o. Selmer An
dersen: Skandinayiske MINI
sire / Washington.
Ivar Kirkegaard. En- Lykkerid-
der. Fortelling.
Ivar Kirkegaard. Slettens Rid
der. Fortpllende digit.
Biskop H. G. Stub. Jenny Lind.
Mindeord we'd Hundredaars-
dagen.
Conrad Petersen. Trolovet. For
telling fra Michigan.
o. Doving. Ire beremte Julesal-
mer.
w. Morgenstierne. Richard So
fus Nilsen Sartz. Mindeord.
Anton Kvist. Nytaarsdigt. Yore
G~amlehjem tilegnet.
job. de Besche. IRE norske Nh
sketerer j Senderjylland.
A. Tjernagel. Riverside Band
Fortnlling fra Iowa.
Dagmar Volmer. En- Lengsel der
berer hjem.
Caroline Elisabeth Norton: The
King of Denmark Ride. Digit.
Alt rigt og ~storartet illustre-
ret. Omslagstegning j / Faryer
efter Maleri af Aage Gr9nholdt.
Den bekendte norske Chicagoma-
Ter og Tegner Emil Bj9rn har
/ Aar som sidst en- bel Sides hui
moristisk Cartoon. Med Julebo-
gen felger desuden eft helsides
Billede af den danske Konges
Indtog i Senderjylland.
Pris S1.00 portofrit tilsendt.
Bestil den j Danish Luth. Publ.
House. Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

de Nedyendigheden al en- Sam
me~nslutning mellem ale de Par.
tier. der STAIR paa llberalt
Grundlag, afviser klassekampen
90 anerkender FOlkestammernes
Ret Ill Selvstyre. bet vedtoges
at opfordre det tyske Folkepar-
ii og Diet tyske demokratiske Par
ii til at indlede Forhandlinger
for at gennemf6re disse Planer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
BOGANMELDELSE.
AT I. M. II.

En- lille F6dsels dla g S :
! Anledning af Indre
Missions F9dselsdag -. Sept.
Samlet af Prasterne Carl Horn
beck og P. s. Riis. GA Slider. /
Omslag 80 Cts. Ind. Missions For
lag.
Bogen har ct Billede af aldo
de Past. N. B.. Hindhede, ct Styk-
Ike skrevet af ham og ct ON
ham af Past. G. Jacobsen; ct
digit af abode Past. III. G. Ros
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Kvitteringer.
Skolekassen.

ohOlehdSStH.
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 81 ............
Plainfield, Ia, {. b. Lund ................
South Windham, Maine, Peter Smith og Hustru
mensen, A. X. Sorensen, Marie Larsen, Marie
Mortensen, A. c. Rasmussen nv. So, Holger Nor.
toft 81, Aage Jensen, Andrew Nielsen, Peter
Jensen. Z. Petersen, Peter Smith, johanna Dali
gard, Peter Hansen, Aage Hansen, Anton Pc
tersen, NJ. II. Schott, nv. 81, julius Petersen, A.
c. Junker, Seren Rasmussen, Peter Lundeberg,
c. Christensen, n. p. Nielsen, Mrs. J. c. Becker,
Inger Bondo, Olga Rasmussen, Thora Bunde.
berg, Ella Scott, NJ. Hansen, a. Becker, Mabel
Rudd, Marie Nielsen, Marie Johansen, Chas
Chaser, Mae Nielsen, Borglum, c. Nielsen, n,
G.. Jensen, Y. Jensen, A. Petrussen, \. w. Kafhan,
NJ. Clausen, Carl Christensen, l.. Larsen, I. 7.
Jensen hv. 81
Verona, Neb, Lars Hansen, Hans Knudsen, John
Cordoya, Neb., Pastor Beck 50, Ingred og Anna
Edmore, Mich, Yor Fr. Nigh, Jens 2. Jensen 50,
Olaf johnson So, Rasmus Christensen, Peter
Beck Petersen, Otto Jorgensen, nv. 81, Lars
Jensen 81, Alya Jensen, William Jensen nv. 50,
Andrew Lamb So ........ .......... ........
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L. Robinson, Mes Bonnicksen, j. Henricksen, F.
G. Rasmussen, Mrs. NJ. o. Andersen, nv. SO,
E. G. Sando, Z. Neye, Morten Bensen, Niels
Petersen, Herman 2. Madsen. NJ. II. Petersen,
II. J. Fink, y. p. Larsen, John NJ. Hall, o. s..
Hong, Jergen Bonnieksen, Mrs. r. p. Petersen,
Mrs. Hans Nielsen by. 81. Rasmus Hansen 50,
p. Kyhl, g. Sorensen, Nikolai Hansen, Gerdis
Clemmensen, Carl Hansen, by. 81. Kyindef. $50
Fresno, Calf, Jorgen Hansen og Hustru 49,.
Denmark, Wis, Mrs. \. J. Buchanan ..........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
DEN FRYGTELIGE NOD 1 0ST-
RIG oG UNGARN.
Der er Tusinder og after Tu-
sinder af underernerede Born j
0strig og Ungarn.

| Budapest gaar Bornene ne-
stem nogne. mar mangler alt =
Kleder, Brendsel, PENCE, og
overall harger Sulten. Feden err
den slettest t~enkelige, Kod err
like til at kobe. Brodet er blan-
Diet med Hahn. Melk kan like
SKATES, like engang til Sped-
born, der som Felge heraf dor
j Hmdredeyis.
Der err gjort ct stort Og yardi-
fuldt Arbe.ide for at b6de blot
paa den verste Elendighed, men
Modem har antaget saa katastrofa-
lie Former, at der er Fare for
Millioner Menneskeliy, hyis der
like nu, linden Kulden for Al.
vor holder sit Indtog, SKATES
Hjelp til Yeje.
Denne frygtelige Tilstand har
nu faaet acknowledgements
for ydre Mission til at gore
ct Fremst6d, der forhaabentlig
vii bidrage sit til at redde saa
mango, som Diet endnu err muligt,
af de ulykkelige. Ale Danmarks
Biskopper har sluttet sig I'll den
smukke Tanke og o~pfordrer paa
Diet varmeste hele den danske
kristne Menighed til at Suite
sig til.
Hjalp er en- bydende Nedyen-
dighed, og Diet haster liver
Dag koster Menneskeliv.
bet er en- kendt Sag, at No
den i Budapest og Ungarn ! Diet
hele taget er mindst lige saa stor
som {. Eks. i 0strig, og ia der
i Flor blew iverksat IN Indsam-
ling herhjemme II Ungarn yak
tie dette umaadelig Glade og
Taknemmelighed dernede.
M ser Diet imidlertid sortere
I'D / Ungarn end nogen Sinde.
Bogtrykker WINNER, som er fra
Budapest, men har boet her |
II Aar OK er FOrmand for den
heryarende ungarske Koloni. for
teller os heron,
Jeg har modtaget mango
Breye dernede fra, siger Hr.
WINNER, bl. a, og jeg har ny
Zig veret der sely, og jeg kan
forsikre Dem, at er der Grund
til at hjelpe nogen, saa er Diet
Ungarn. Hyad B0lshevikerne TX
Ike tog, har Russerne taget. Den
Hjelp, der j Flor bley sendt der
ned her fra Danmark, gjorde.
rene Underwater, men den er
forlangst opburgt. Og nu beder
man ON Hj9lp igen. T6j, Fede-
midler og PENCE VII ware vel
kommen, og man har absolut
Garanti for, at Fordelingen skier
efter de NEST uangribelige Prin-
clipper. Den saakaldte danske
Kommission, hvori bl. a. den
danske Generalkonsul Fleislhl
med Frue og Datter slider, ia
ger sig heraf.
bet err r6rende at Sc den
Acknowledged, Ungarerne vi
ser ale Danske. bet er ligegyl-
digit, hvor man kommer med ct
lille Dannebrogstegn j Frakken.
ALE D9re lukker sig OPP, ale
Kontrolforanstatninger fader
bort, der er fri Passage allie Veg
ne. bet lille Dannebrog er som
ct ySesam, lux dig OPP.
Sgl. i Matt"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

sen til Greenland. en- Predikeh
af Past. {. Moe; en- Skrifteta.
lie at Past \. Fibigcr og Nit
forste Mode med With. Beck
at PreSterne c. Hornbeek, O.
Richard, 4. Fibiger og Missio-
nererne S. Beck og H. Skoy-
dam.
Noes Prpdiken ON Abrahams
Kaldelse wiser som alt andet fra
den Mands Mund og Hand klar
Yej til Guds Rige; Fibigers Skirt
tetale er god til S%elvproyelse,
og hvad der fortelles af og ON
Hindhede lader os Sc ct Menneske
..ydmyg at Hjertet', hvem Gud
derfor ogsaa brugte som ,,Lys
og Salt bet, der fortelles ON
Moderne med Beck, wiser, hvor
dybe Spor den Mand dog har
traadt i Hjerterne. og hyordan
han med sit kerlige Hjertelag,
klare Blk 90 kloge Bedommel-
Sc altid kunde sige Diet rette
Ord og give ct godt Rad. Fra
disse ,,Moder" fortelles ogsaa
ON. hvorledes Beck kunde bru-
&c ,,Kraftudtryk'', der faldt saa
naturligt for ham. men MATTE
skamme enhver anden, som viii
de benytte dem, fordi de var af
Beck.
Men anskaf dig Bogen og las
selv; den vii gayne dig. Den er
lererig og i%nspirerende for baa-
de unge og eldre.
II.
Blandt de Bro nd b y
Bender. AT Ingeborg. Ind.
Missions Forlag. l0l Slider. lOm-
Stag so Cts. Bogen kunde godt
have haft f9jet til sin Titel
b | a n d II eg a a I'd + k
thi ON saadanne forteller den
fuldt saa meget SON om ,,blandt
Bender.
Skriftet er like stort eller be-
tagende / sit Anleg, men fortel-
Ter jeynt og smnkt fra Meme
skelivet og fra Guds Rige. Det
wiser, hvor tOmt og indholdsl9st
Liyet dog er hos yantro Meme
SKIER, enten Diet saa er hos en-
dygtig og agtyardig Landsby-
skolelerer eller hos en- Hammer
junkerinde. Men den lader os
ogsaa Sc, hvor sk6nt o. yelsig-
net ct sedholdende Arbejde for
Guds Rige berer Frugt oe
f%remkalder ct helligt Samfund
og ct nyt Liv iblandt en- aande-
liz d9d og selvretferdig Befolk-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Sendassskolebsger oe Sangbsger.

ABC med Bileder 1925
Ny ABC med Bileder 80
Ny dansk Lasebog, l 80
Ny dansk Lasebog, II 80
Luthers lille Katekismus 10
Luthers Small Catechism ................... 10
Balslevs Lerebog (engesk) ............... 80
Balsleys Lerebog (dansk) Observation-Disclosures. 30
BalSleys B%ibelhhtorie (engelsk) .........,... 40
Balseys B%ibehstorie (dansk) ....-."...". 30
Danske sendagskoleboger
Begynderklassen Gamle Testament ............. 40
Mellemklassen Gamle Testament ............. 40
Begynderklassen Nye Testament ............. 40
Melemklassen Nye Testament ............... 40
Engeske sSndagskolebsger
Bible Stories Primary Old Testament ............ 40
S. S. Book intermediate Old Testament ......... 40
S. S. Book Senior Catechism, First Half. ....... 40
Bible Stories Primary New Testament .......... 40
S. S. Book intermediate New Testament num-. 40
S. S. Book Senior C~atechism, Second Half 49,. 40
~sangbsger
Sangeren Mr.. 10 Lommeformat Shifting ........... so
Sangeren Mr.. IL Lommeformat Laderbind ........ 80
Sangeren Mr.. IL Lommeformat med Gudsnit ....... LOO
Sangeren Mr.. 10 Musikudgave, Shifting ........... 150
Sangeren Mr.. IA Musikudgave, Lederbind .......... ESQ
Indre Missions Sangbog med Tillag ............. rs
Indre Missions Sangbog med Melodier ........... 200
The Annex lengelsk) 30
The Lutheran Hymnary Shifting (engesk) ........ rs
The Lutheran Hymnary Musikudgave .......... l75
Concordia Shifting (engelsk) .............. 40
Concordia Musikudgaye (engesk) .............. LOO
Hymnals Shifting (engelsk) ................ 40
Hymnals Musikudgave ~(engelsk) ............... l2
salmebOg for Kirke og HEM
Mr.. 80 med Tekster Morocco Guldsnit ...,......... 800
Mr., 30 uden Tekster Morocco Guldsnit ......... 275
Mr.. % med Tekster Preset Lpderbind Guldsnit -. 225
Mr.. % med Tekster Preset Shifting .......,..... 150
Mr.. BOB Mellemstlede Preset Lederbind ........ $50
Mr. V98 Konvent med Tekster Morocco Guldsnit. =. 40
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

ming. .Jeg anbefaler Bogen paa
let bedste.
Begge nevnte Boyer faas i
Danish Luth. Publ. Hause, Blair,
Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
T~ilsammen 1926
Juletra we'd Indianerne i oaks
Tilsammen $63.75
N9dlidende i Europa.

Blair, Nebr, Ruty Andersen SIS, Mrs. Ane Beck S..
Mrs. Marie Beck $40, Pastor A. NJ. Andersen SIS. Owe r.
Andersen $50, Chris Andersen Noer SIS, Nj. p. Hansen $40
Mrs. Christ +. Jensen $40, Mrs. Caroline Jensen So, J. p
Nielsen 81, Mrs. Ane Marie Christensen So, Hans Sorensen
$40, M, N. Hansen So, Paul Serensen So, Rasmus Petersen
81, Lars Petersen So, Anders Larsen SIS, p. c. S9rensen $40,
Pastor j. j. Kldsig $40, Otto Hansen So, Sine og Anna
Bertelsen $25, II. Z. Bertelsen OK Hustru SIS, A. j. Dahm
So, j. Hedelund $3.50, Jacob Andreasen S., Agnete Han
sen $15, Pastor A. TIL. Schultz 500, Andrew Larsen SIS.
Tilsammen $274.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Senderjylland.
Pras.evalgene i sSnderjylland.

fTdsseNdl8SAc OpAiuSi JJ AA1ho.
Heron skriver H. J. Christensen,
H9gsbro, i II ID u a f9lgea-
de.
EFT er Diet imid ertid ale vaag-
ne kristne Menneskers Pligt at
ware medyirkende til, og Diet er,
at Afstemningerne ON Prester-
nes Forbliven eller like Forbli-
ven, og de senere Presteyalg
kommer til at foregaa I'D fra Be
yaggrunde, der alene kommer
Menighedslivet we'd. Det er TX
Ike ct okonomisk Livsspergsmaal
for Embedets nuverende hide
haver, Diet drejer sig ON; Diet er
der sorget for. Derfor err Ole
Observation-Disclosures af den Ma
tur like paa sin Plads.o
Herr maa Vi yere ganske eni-
ge med Fl. J, Christensen, og Diet
maa haabes, at baade Prester
og Menigheder / Sonderjylland
forstaar, at den i disse Ord Civ
ne Anvisning Dor folges uden
Personsanseelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Tilsammen $195.50
Observation-Disclosures

For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 81 ................ .$85381
Plainfield, la, c. b. Lund ............... 200
Ringsted, la, Mes Bonnicksen ............... 300
South Windham, Maine, Peter Smith og Hustru 200
Del Rey, Calf, Pella Nigh, Mrs. Ane Jensen 800
Lindsay, Neb, Bethania Church Ladies Club 49,. 1000
Sidney, Mich, Niels Petersen ............. 100
Waupaea, Wis, j. Bile Og Famiie ....... 500
Alameda, Calf, Egedia Petersen ............ 300
Dannebrog, Neb, Hans Petersen ............. 500
Albert Lea, Mimi, c. NJ. Jensen ............... 800