davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
.Kapp .PrOcIuiy11s
Rule for People
Conscience to Guide ard
Honor To Be Restored.
Dictator Tells Nation

BERLIN, March 14.-The Imperial
Office for Citizen Guards has issued a
proclamation to Citizen Guards say
ing the new government of labor has
taken the fate of Germany in it's hands.
Until the nations decision is taken, it
will continue to let all Citizens Guards
work for the maintenance of peace
and order. The hour demands that
every German, of whatever party. it
says, shall exert himself in loyal per-
formance of his duty to prevent civil
war;
The proclamation issued by DR.. Kapp
says:
"The empire and nation are in great
danger. Germany is approaching with
terrible rapidity the complete collapse
of state and legal order Distress is
increasing, famine threatens and cor
ruption, usury, swindling and crime
are still more impudently raising their
heads, and the government, without
authority or power and allied with cor
ruption. is not in position to deal
with the danger. Away with q govern
ment in which Erzberger is the leading
spirit"
The proclamation continues: 'This
government is not capable of warding
off Bolshevism, which is threatening
from the east. Germany can only es-
cape external and internal collapse by
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Revolution to
Decide Future
OF LudendOrff
Continued frsm pase ene

der with q military force Of 100000.
Should the new government collapse
within q few days it will be for the
Allies to decide whether it's successor
should be permitted to have a larger
army.
Ernest Bernstein, Majority Social
ist, in the current number of "The
New Statesman" writes:
every fair-minded judge will,
after an unbiased investigation Of the
facts, admit that the government Of
ten times more pressing than the Boil
sheviki when they suppressed the en-
tire non-Bolshevik press in their coun-
try, and showed hundred times more
regard for the freedom of speech and
the liberty of the press.
mot a few members Of the Inde-
pendent Socialist party themselves con-
denim severely the mismanagement by
its conveners of the fatal demonstra-
tion of January 13. That regrettable
incident will not discourage those who
strive at reunion Of the Socialist
parties from continuing their work"
an this connection, the significance
Of the Social Democratic party's ap-
peal for cessation Of all work as a
measure to prevent the restoration of
the monarchy is pointed out here. If
the revolution reunites the two di
vergent Socialist groups it will do
much toward restoring the power of
President Ebert und>r even mere
favorable circumstances than have OBJ
tanned since his administration began.
That, despite the revolution, Presi-
dent Ebert still enjoys large meas
ure Of support at the moment Of ex-
treme peril is apparent from the
promptness with which the shipyard
workers Of Hamburg, the steel work
ers at Frankfort and other unionists
throughout the country have thrown
down their tools at his appeal. Great
labor demonstrations were held in all
parts of the country TO-DAY. and the
workers, especially in the industrial
regions of West and Southwest Ger
many. pledged their support to the
republic.
London refuses to accept the state
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15

that Lincoln was holding dispatches
from twelve to eighteen hours.
The Imperial Council, which was to
have met Saturday, had to adjourn. a.
there was no minister to take the
chair. All the representatives Of the
Federal States attended.
DR.. Won Haniel, former Under Sec
retary for the Foreign Office. has been
charged with the provisional direction
of the Foreign Office by the new gov
ernment.
In his appeal for general strike,
Gustave Bauer, Chancellor in the for
mer regime here, says:
"This is the sole weapon at the
disposal of the workers for twisting
the neck of the new government"
Cities In which a general strike has
been called for Monday include Bres-
lau. Magdeburg, Nuremburg and
Frankfort.
Tho conviction has prevailed from
the. start among men not identified
with the present revolution that it will
be short-lived, as it is outwardly with
out the support Of the conservatives
or the reactionary leaders, and it is
viewed in many quarters as trial
balloon which will collapse shortly
The most immediate aanger is recog-
nized as general strike throughout
Germany, which has already been pro-
claimed in many of the principal cities.
including Berlin. In the meantime the
old government is recovering its nerve,
and seems to have liberal support
from some of the federal states.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Hamburg Expected
To Folloau Berlin
Officials Of Free State
Indicate Disposition to
Joir, in the Revolution

HAMBURG. March Ia (By The AS
sociated Press).--"We will follow Ber-
lin," said Oberburgomeister Distel to
The Associated Press correspondent
here. yesterday, indicating that the Of
ficials of the Free State of Hamburg
would line up with the new reactionary
government. There are no troops in
the city at present other than the po-
lice and non-commissioned officers
from the army and navy who form an
effective force for the maintenance Of
order.
There are 5000 government troops
stationed in the suburb of Altoona. The
officers there say they are being held
in alarm readiness" for emergency
service.
The proclamation of the new govern
ment had just reached the military
authorities when the correspondent ar
rived at headquarters. Apparently the
news OF the coup was received by the
ofiicers with considerable qualification.
The people of Hamburg did not learn
oil the new state of affairs until late
In the forenoon, when extra editions
streets. There was little excitement
and no indication Of disorder.
COPENHAGEN, March ID (By. The
Associated Press).--A correspondent at
Hamburg, telephoning Sunday evening,
says that during the night public Sc
curity troops favoring the Ebert GOV
ernment succeeded in taking posses
sion OF the Town Hall, the Trades
Union Building and other public
places, so that the power in Hamburg
IS in the hands of the Senate and
burgesses.
At Altoona Colonel Won Wangenheim.
an adherent~ of the new government. is
in authority. A general strike has
begun on the tramways, the elevated,
suburban and other railways, which
have suspended their services.
The semi official German Wolff
Bureau here has issued a statement.
evidently emanating from the new gov
eminent, saying: "There ~ no truth
in the defamatory rumors circulated
with regard to the reintroduction of
compulsory military service and the
government desires peace externally
and internally"
Oscar Joergensen, editor Of the
Social Demokraten," who is per
sonal friend of Friedrich Ebert and
Herman Mueller and other German
Socialist ministers, returned here from
Berlin last night. In an interview to-
day he said:
"The temporary success of the coun-
ter revolution came like a bombshell,
no one thinking that the influence of
the officers on the Doeberitz garrison
was great enough to persuade the 5000
men to march to Berlin.
Il feel sure that the counter revolu-
tioq is q flash in the pan. The ma
jority of the German people are heart
lily sick Of any kind Of military govern
ment. The world probably will blame
the Ebert government, for not showing
fight, but Ebert and his friends think
enough German blood has been spilled
and are confident that the genera
strike will soon terminate the life OF
the military usurpers. apart from the
fact that all the non-Prussian Germans
seem ready to back the constitutions
government"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Seizure Recalls
August Prophecy
Col. Bur,n.l-Varilla Then
Warned u. S. Prussiura-
ism Was Only Scotched

From, The Tribttnc'a washington Burea4
WASHINGTON, March ID Scr
many is unreconstructed. The real
government of the country is admin
istered by what is virtually q secret
socety-the Junker party-whose un-
seen hand, despite the setting up Of the
so-called democratic regime, will con-
tlnue to guide with it's sinister and oc-
cult power the destinies Of the nation.
Is not Count Won Bernstorff in the i'm
mediate background. whispering direc-
tions and pulling wires?"
This statement was not made to-day,
but last August, by Colonel Philippe
Hunau-Varilla while in Washington.
The colonel is now in France, having
renewed here friendships made six
teen years ago when he was here as
Minister Plenipotentiary OF Panama to
negotiate the sale of the canal rights
across the isthmus.
Colonel BunauVarilla volunteered at
fifty-tive and lost leg at Verdun. A
grateful republic has conferred upon
him many honors for his services. both
in peace and war.
Prussian Menace Not Killed
"Now that the war has been won, IL
America was led to think that the
chapter she has written in the actual
history Of the world is closed, that she
can now forget Europe and leave her
to her local affairs, then Prussi ianism
would have won the greatest victory
victory thanks to which it's defeat in
1918 would within generation be
transformed into new and probably
succe ssful raid on the worlds liberty.
When Germany crosses the Rhine
not only Lille and Rheims are threat
ened, but Los Angeles also.
"The experience Of the last 800 years
demonstrates that Europe alone can
not successfully resist the Prussian
system Of conquest
"Since 1919, when the dukedom of
Prussia was united with the margraviate
Of Brandenburg, the astonishing growth
Of the Prussian octopus has never
ceased The wonderful political mech
anism which has allowed Prussia to
reach such astounding territorial pro-
portions at the expense of her neigh
bors is to-day In perfect operating CON
dition. 1t will continue to work to-
morrow. 1t would be the deadliest of
illusions to believe in transformation
by democracy Of Prussian methods, of
Prussian aims. after peace. The polit-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15

ment of the new government that 1.
is not reactionary or monarchical -
all those associated with the coup las. -.
have been identified with the PAM
man party. A report from Paris ind
Gates that the French consider =.
movement inspired by the old mil, NJ
tarist party and the new governmsn,
thoroughly reactionary.
The French think it will be ns...
sary to make a show Of force and =.
wise the recent policy which the Am.
have followed in their relations w;ts
Germany. Out Of the rumors thsrs S :
one thing which seems clear--thst ~
revolution is finding its chief supno,s -
in Prussia and that the remaiudar ~
the country either is neutral or ho.
tile. That is why Berlin dispstsL..
must be read with the greatest ~
serve. A conference.-the Ia henra
to follow if Prussia is the only svs
porter Of the movement.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Vienna Sees Berlin
Coup as a. Warning
Celebration Of 1848 Req
OIutiOr, Turned Into Pro-
test Against Cern,any's

VIENNA, March IA The celcbra-
ticn to-day Of the revolution of 1S4s
was converted into solemn protest
against the Berlin coup. All the troops
marched, with colors flying and bands
playing, before the Parliament build
ings, where DR.. Julius Deutsch, Min
lister of War, was cheered by the popu-
lace. After the troops came the labor
and Socialist organizations.
DR.. Deutsch, In an address at the
graves of the victims Of the 1848 rev.
olution, alluded to the trouble In Ber-
lin.
wherever liberty has entered she
has had her enemies" the minister
said. "It is the same in Austria. We
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Gnyrisons Pledge
Support to Ebert

BERNIE. March 14.--It is ::eported
that the deposed Berlin government is
receiving addresses Of sympathy from
the other German governments express
ing the sharpest disapproval Of the up
heaval. Several Of the German garri-
sons are declared to have stated that
their military forces will support the
old regime.
COLOGNE, March Ia (By The Asso-
ciatcd Press).-The National party an
nounces that it will have no relations
with the Kapp government.
The workmen of Cologne, Essen and
Dusseldorf have adopted RESOLUTIONS
calling for twenty-rour hour strike in
protest against the coup.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Berlin Claims
Allied Support

BERLIN, March Id (By The
Associated Press) s).-The semi
official News Agency has issued
the following:
discussions between repre-
sentatives of the new government
and the Entente Commission in
Berlin are said to have had good
results. The Entente Commits
sion is said to have declared that
it agreed to the new govern
ment."
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15
Guard Attacked in
Clash at Wein,ur.
PostoHce and Houses
Are Damaged During
Several Hours Battle

MADGEBURG, saxony, March IA
dispatch from Weimar says an attack
lasting several hours was made Satur-
day night with rifles and hand gren-
AIDES on the general postoffice occupied
by the public safety guard, The
building and number of private
houses were damaged, but the post
office remained in the hands of the
security guard
RRESLAT, March 14.-Bres!au has
New-York tribune., 1920-03-15

sdhered to the new government. About
thirty persons, including Oberpresident
Philip, have been arrested. Lieuten-
ant General Count Schmeetow mas as.
aumed military command. Several
newspapers have suspended publica-
tion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

hun f6rst, at hun i 1917 havde
adopteret ct nyf6dt Drengebarn
og faaet 200 Kr. for Diet, for "a
straks efter Hjemkomsten at
ombringe Diet og derefter bran-
de Diet lille Lig.
(Fortsettes paa s. Side.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

Il. Sept: I Gaar har Barne-
mordersken Fru Dagmar OVERLY
uopfordret tilstaaet sig skyldig
i to nye Mord foruden de fire,
hun tilstod i S6ndags. Ganske ro-
ligt, som ON Diet var den natur-
Sag af Verden, fortalte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
Barnemordssagen

Barnemordssagen. wi har
holdt tilbage med at meddele
ON denne grusomme Forbrydery
sag. Men den er af saadan Betyd-
ming, at Vi mener like at burde
holde den tilbage fra wore Lac
seres Kendskab. F9lgende med
deles efter ,,Kr. Dgbl."9:
Fru OVERLY tilstaar, at hun
har myrdet ialt 4 Born. K6ben-
havn, 10. Sept. Barnemorder-
sken Fru OVERLY var i Gaar i ct
Forhor, der varede fra 10 For
midday til 9 Aften.
Hun tilstod, at hun foruden
Diet forleden kvalte og brendtC
Barn har myrdet yderligere tire
Smaab6rn, hun har haft i Pleje.
Bet f6rste, som hun fix
Pleie i Foraaret 1916, kyalte
hun paa Assistens Kirkegaard oe
kastede Liget i en- af Kirkegaar.
dens Retirader. bet er like Sc.
mere fnndet.
| Sommeren 1916 druknedt
hun ct andet Plejebarn / Ell
Spand Wand og gentle Liget oppt
under Taget i en- Ejendom
den gamle BY. Her fandt Poll
| tiet i Gaar Resterne.
Hun blev kort It'd efter vret
paa dette Barns Moder og ga'
saa denne ct andet Barn, HUI
imidlertid havde faaet i Pleje
idet hun falskelig udgav dett
sidste Barn for at we're dem
Moders. Barnet er nu i Pleje
Aarhus.
Endelig tilstod hun, at hun
Efteraaret 1918 havde ombrag
ct fierde Barn. Hun kunde ellie
Wide imidlertid intet mariner
) fortelle ON Mordet eller ON l.
gets Bortfjernelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

YGret Tale ON at s9ge indrette.
ct ,,Bedeyerelse", ct L6nkammer
hyis Dor altid STAIR aaben, oe
som kan soges af MedlemmernC
naarsomhelst, de 6nsker sig Ell
stille Stund og finder dere'
Hjerte til at bede.' Et saadant
Bedeyarelse indviedes forleder
Aften we'd Ell lille Hoitidelighed.
liver Borg har jo sit II 5 k a
pei og man maa gaa I'D fra, at
mango unge Mand har like En-
everelse til uforstyrret Bon og
Bibell@sning hjemme. Dem vii
man nu s6ge at vanne til Brug
af K. +. L. Ms nye Bedey@relse.
Dette har en- aldeles d e a
Bliggenhe d j Forenings
byningen; we'd Alfarvej, og sam
tidig er Diet Diet roligste Rum i
hele Huset. Tillige er Diet meget
smukt og ejendommeligt udsty-
ret saaledes, at ogsaa selv Rum
met hjalper Sindet paa Vel til
Stilhed og Bon.
Maleren Karl Beier har kom-
poneret Udstyret og malet
Vgrelsets smaa Ruder med gam
melkristelige Symboler og LINER
af K9rnesalmer. Ogsaa Tapetet
og Betr@k paa Bgnke og Bedes-
kammel err j flint afstemt Farye.
Bankernes Standsning of Kre-
often Resultaterne udebliver like.
decentralization har gentagne
Gange henstillet til de 6vrige
Banker i widest mulig Udstrek-
ming at indskr9nke Kreditten, en-
Henstilling, Bankerne har taget
til Folge, og Resultaterne har
allerede begyndt at wise sig.
For i Diet hele taget at faa
Veksler diskonteret krHves der
nu en- Sikkerhed som aldrig for,
og Diet h6rer til Dagens Orden,
at Bankerne nagter Diskontering
af nye eller Fornyelse af aldre
Veksler.
like mindst err Bankerne ser
lig forsigtige oyerfor Vekselerere,
der har set sig n9dsaget al denne
Grund til at forlange nye Ind
betalinger af deres Kunder, og i
Tilfplde, hvor dette Forlangende
like efterkommes, skier der tidt
Tvangssalg af Papirene, hyilket
liver Dag giyer sig Udslag i Bpr-
sens 0msetning.
At Kredittens lndskr@nkning
og i mango Tilf@de fuldstandige
Oph6r rammer de mindre
pengesterke Firnaer j f6lelig
Grad, er noget, der siger sig SEW,
og Diet har allerede beyirket
Lukning af flere mindre Firmaer.
Mango Forretninger har ogsaa
set sig nodsaget til at indskrenke
deres Personals, a der er neppe
TviA ON, at der til den kommen-
de Winter vii bliye en- like ringe
Arbejdsl6shed indenfor Handles
og Kontormedhjulp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

- er dette, at k0nge Og Folk
har fundet hinanden, at allie dis
Sc Aar har lgrt os, at Vi har en-
konge we'd Roret, SON netop be
sidder de Egenskaber, som Dan,
ske fra Arilds It'd har betragtet
som og skattet som de f6rste og
de Ypperste hos Kronens Bprer ;
Mod, Ridderlighed og usYigelig
Troskab mod Land og Folk. Ef-
ter at have mindedes Genfore.
ningen og Kongefarden til Son
derjylland sluttede han asaledes i.
Gud velsigne Deres Majestet og
Deres Kongegerning og lade den
gryende Sol skinne derover med
al sin CLANS j de Aar, der kom-
mer! Hans Majestet Kong Chri
stan den Tiende lange level
Hele Pladsen samles i eet ne.
ste jublende Hurraraab. Vi me
ner, at vi like kan raabe Hur-
ra herhjemme - og Vi skendes,
ON Diet skal vere tire eller nj
Raab. Men her faldt Raabene
med Aplomb, og der var hyerken
Tale ON tire eller nj. Der var
snarere seksten eller sytten, og
ale lige arlige, lige djerve, lige
taktfaste.
Hoyederne blottes, medens
Kongesangen synges, og nu ia
ger Kong Christian Ordet. H6j
og klar lyder hans Stemme -
den naar frem til den fjerneste
Krog paa Pladsen der er like
cen eneste, uden at han h6rer
de smukke, verdige og til Die.
blikket passende Ord, som Kon-
gen taller:
.Jeg bringer Dem en- warm Tax,
like blot for de Ord j Sang og
Tale, der har yeret rettet til
mig, men ogsaa for den %enestaa-
ende Hyldest, der i Dag er mig
visit. Mast Gud har enhver god
Indsats i disse Aar, gjort til
Ere og GAVIN for Fedrelandet
vgret til St6tte for os.
De we'd allie, at en- az wore
Konger har sagt, at han Wide
were en- fri Konge over ct frit
Folk. Jeg COR disse Ord til mine,
naar .ieg ser den Trofasthed, som
har fulgt mig fra den f6rste
Dag. jeg blev Regent. yeg skal
gore mig vgrdig til den Tillid
De har visit mig. Vi skal i Fel-
liz bygge Fremtiden op for dem,
! der skal tage Arven op efter os.
J bet er dem, der skal DONNIE vore
, Gerninger. Give da Gud, at vi
kan overgive wort Land I'll vore
! Efterkommere paa samme ere
| fulde Made, som Vi modtog Diet
af wore Forgengere! Held, Lyk
Ike % Yelsignelse f6lge wort gam
10 Fpdreland bet leVe!
Hurraraabene falder paany
kraftigt. Efter at man har sun
get: Der er ct yndigt Land"
! gentager Jnblen for Kongen sig
Han vinker stgrkt beyeget ned
mod M%pngden: Mango TAX!
Deres Majesteter Kongen
og Dronningen level
Og en- kempemessig R6st fore
slaar: Gud velsigne og beware
Kongen!
Endnu en- Gang maa Kongen
takke: Mango TAX, Allesammen.
bet skal Jeg aldrlg glemme!
Og saa drager Fanerne bort,
medens man yinker mod Kon-
geparret, som er blevet staaende
paa Balkonen. Idet Toget dra-
egcr ned gennem Amaliegade mod
Gronningen, hilses Enkedronnin-
gen, der har visit sig we'd ct
yindue, med hjertelige Hurra-
raab.
Lge saa smuk og eksempla-
risk, SON Opmarchen havde var
ret, ligesaa verdig blev Afmar-
chen. Alt i alt havde denne enc
staaende Demonstration vel nok
kaldt 100000 Mennesker eller
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

Kongens Fodselsdag. De off

~ P01NARAAD Jill
cielle Festligheder. | Anlednina
af Kongens 80 Aars Fodselsdaq
a Sondag den 26. Sept. allC
offentlige o. en- Mengde priva.
te Bygninger j K6benhayn flag.
smykkede, ligesom der flagedes
fra Skibene i Havnen. Garden
trak OPP Kl. 9 i rode Frakker.
XII. liz fandt en- Kur Sted
j Christian Wis Pale. Kongen
modtog her Ministrene, Rigsda-
gems Formend, Presidenten j
Hejesteret, en- Reprasentant for
Islands Ministerium, de herva,
rende fremmede Missionschefer
og Charges d~'affaires, Elefant-
og Storkorsriddere SAINT Hoved.
Stadens h9jeste militere Og civil
lie Myndigheder og enkelte an,
meldte Deputationer, bl. a. fra
observation-disclosures, endvi-
dere L%iygardens og Gardehu-
sarregimentets Officerer SAINT
Hoffernes Damer Og Herrer. I'm.
der kuren var Dronningen og
Kronprinsen og Prins Knud til
Stede.
Efter Kuren korte Kongen og
Dronningen med deres ,56nner
j aaben Vogn til Christian WIS
Palg, hist med Hurraraab af
de forSamlede Mennesker. Straks
efter vendte Kongeparret tilba-
ge til Sorgenfri Slot, hvor der
fandt EN- Frokost Sted, i hvil-
ken Medlemmerne af den konge-
lige Familie deltog.
S6ndag Aften deltog Kongen
og Dronningen SAINT de 6yrige
Medlemmer af Kongefamilien /
ct Taffel hos Enkedronningen
paa Charlottenlund Slot.
Folketoget til Amalienborg.
Dannebrogs- Komiteens Opfor,
dring til at deltage j ct Folke-
tog til Amalienborg Plads for at
hyde Kongen var bleyen fulgt
af over 100 Foreninger, deri,
blandt saa godt som ale de k6,
benhaynske Misunderstanding, al
lie Soldaterforeningerne, For
syarsbr0drene, Danmarks-Sam-
fundet, forskellige conservative
Foreninger og mango andre.
Endyidere hayde forskellige For
eninger i Provinsen ladet sig re-
prrsentere we'd Deputationer, der
medbragte deres Foreningers Fa-
ner
Toget samledes paa Christians
borg Slots Ridebane. Paa PLAID
sen spillede ct Orkester paa 300
Mand, der senere fordeltes i
mindre Orkestre rundt ON i To.
get under dettes March gennem
Byen.
Henimod II. 3 satte Toget, der
talte ca. 10000 Deltagere, sig
i Beyegelse med ridende Politi
j Spidsen. Toget syingede forbi
B9rsen og Holmens Kirke over
Kongens Nytory og ned ad Store
Strandstrede. Hele Vejen stod
Folk j uigennemtrengelige Ge-
ledder, som 500 Politibetjen-
te uden Yanskelighed holdt j
Skak. Yinduerne i de flagsmyk-
kede Huse var oyerfyldt af yif-
tende og vinkende Familier.
Niels ,Juels Statue MATTE bere
en- tung Last af unge MEME.
skier, Drenge og Piger, som var
kommen for sent til at faa Plads
j Geledderne. Balkonerne paa
Magasin du Nords flagprydede
Bygning var fulde af unge 'Da-
mer og Herrer, og Diet samme
var Tilfeldet med Bet kgl. Thea
tiers Balkon.
Omsider marcherede de sid.
ste Borgere ned ad Amaliegade.
hvor allie GesandtskabspaleernC
flagede, og en- lille Trup af ri
dende Betjente fulgte efter den
ind paa Slotspladsen. Men da val
Klokken Ogsaa over fem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
WE'D s1DEN AT WORT "CUT-ovERo LAND

WE'D SIDEN AT WORT "CUT-OVER" LAND
tlbyder vi f6rste Kasses Farme allie S6rrelser, 80 Acres og OPP,
code Bygninger, selges med Afgr9de, Besetning og Maskneri til
rimelige Prser paa lette Vikaar. Farmene lgger n@r Byen Eagle
River, Countryside Villas County, som har code Buikker, Ban
ker, Kirker, Hojskole, cooperative Mejeri, Savm9le osv. Byen lg-
ger ner smukke Seer og we'd c. & \. w. Jernbane ct af Ameri-
ks betydeigste Sommer Resort Dstrkter. Agerbruget har y@ret
dreyet over 20 Aar uden Misyekst. Vent like, da Priserne gaar
op. For narmere Oplysninger skriv til
sANBoRN g. COMPANY, Dept.N N, 2757 WNorth Ave, CHICAGO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
LANDsOGERE! CIV ACT

r .NDcocPpp, TT .cr Virkelige GODTK0B for hvem,
9nsker sig en- lille opdyrket
Farm til sit fremtidige HEM. 50 Acres, code improvements
|Prs 500. 40 Acres, ~indhegnet og godt improved: $1,000 1879
Acres godt improved og indhegnet; $1,000. To af disse Farms
|igger ner we'd Thief River Falls, MINI. En- n@r we'd Red Laks
Falls, MINI. Jorden err af bedste Kyaitet, nasten Diet hele under
IPoy; beiggende en- smuk, godt bebygget Egn, Teefon, Rural
IPostrute, nr we'd Skoe. Udm@rkede Veje. Dette Land vii for
doble sin Verdi i ganske kort It'd. De maa handle hurtigt
lDsse Godtk@b varer like lengeSkriy til:
MORGAN & sCHULTHEIS, Grand Forks, North Dakota.