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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07


Diet mundtlige Ord.
Kirkens Korshar naaede
1919 op til ct Antal af 367 Med
arbejdere.
Bladet ,,Korshpren" trykkes
nu j ct Antal af 1O-11,000
Ekspl.
,,S9ndagsblad' udgaar i IT,
900 Ekspl., ,,Nye Tider' i 9,2O0
Bkspl., ,,Fakkelen' har like saa
mango som den burde have.
En- merk Profeti ON Folkekir-
kens Fremtid. | Anledning af
den Bestemmelse i FOrslaget I'll
Anticipating af Prestemangelen,
at ale, der vii vare Prester /
den danske Folkekirke, skal ve-
re villige Ill at aflegge Preste-
loftet, skriver Pastor V. Briicker
bl. a. f6lgende i ,,H9jskolebl. -:
Men da hindres like blot de
bedste af de Mend, med Henblik
paa hvis Indtradelse i Folkekir-
kens Tjeneste denne forfardeli>
ge Bestemmelse s9ges indf6rt.
Nej, da vii en- leyende Folelse
af den skete Forandring i Pre-
stel9ftets Betydning brede sig
ned i Ungdommen, og herefter
vii da ingen ing, der err nogen
Erlighed og Sandhed i, kume
bestemme sig I'll P~restevejen
indenfor Folkekirken, fordi han
we'd, der vii bliye ham afkre-
vet ct L6fte / diets fulde bog
stavelige Mening og Udstrek-
ming, som han we'd, han hverken
kan eller vii holde.
Men da oliver Folkekirken ct
Overdrev for ale Levebrods-
mandene, da gaar den aandeli-
ge Udvikling, for hvilken L6ftet
sgtter den sikre BON, uhjelpc-
lig j Staa. Da oliver Folkekir-
ken like lenger den Velsignel.
Sc for Diet danske Folk, som den
ellers utviylesomt endnu i lange
Tider kunde vpre.
Vii man da yirkelig volde den
ne Ulykke 2"
Kongehpjene i Telling ligger
nu frit. Eft Mode we'd Germs Hoj
med Taller az Professor Wilhelm
Andersen og Biskop Ostenfeld.
- Fra Mats serlige Korre-
| spondent Vejle, Sondag, 13.
Juni. For fem Aar siden skrev
Professor Wilhelm Andersen |
| ,,Nationaltidenden en- Artikel.
hvori han henledte Opmarksom-
heden paa, at Kongehojene i Jel-
ling blew sk9mmet af de gamle
Huse, der laa / deres altfor IL
middelbare Narhed. Samtidig
oplyste Professoren, at en- Komi-
te var traadt sammen for at ska
be Omgivelser for Kongeh9jene,
der var disse y9rdige. Fit Ar
bejde for at faa denne Plan
~realiseret, har veret iverksat |
de f6lgende Aar og e. nu ble-
ven kronet med Held. Kongehoj.
enc henligger nu frigj orte, SOM
Hensigten var, og i Dag af-
holdtes det f9rste Mode we'd
Germs Hoj under de nye Omgi-
velser.
Der var Samlet en- meget Stor
Kreds af Tilhorere.
Seminarieforstander Skat R0r-
dam indledede og bragte EN- Tax
til Bidragyderne, der havde mu-
liggjort, at Jellinghpjene nu hay-
de faaet smukke Omgiyelser.
Samtidig tog Forstanderen Ar
sked som Leder af de aarlige
Sommerm9der / Telling, idet hans
fremtidige Corning vii blive /
Haderslev,
Professor Wilhelm Andersen
holdt ct Foredrag og pegede
paa, at naar man satte Runeste-
meme we'd Dannevirke j Forbin-
delse med Runestenene j Telling,
san vap dot Eoacnun 10 4a1ta III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07

ring og tidligere Indehaver al
Hj6rring Apotek N. TIL. Nielsen
er afgaaet we'd OGDEN, sc Aaz
gammel.
Makrelfiskeriet. Aarets forste
store Makrelfiskeri har funded
Sted Torsdag Nat, 10. Juni, j
Farvandet Nord for Skagen. lab
er der af danske og svenske Baa
de fisket henved 10000 Snese,
for St6rstedelen af udmerke5
Kvalitet.
Knud Rasmussens nye Ekspe-
dltion. Den skal til Nordame
rika. Polarforskeren Knud Ras
mussen, er i disse Dage IS
Juni) we'd at lagge sidste Hand
paa Forberedelserne til sin nye
store artiske Ekspedition, SOM
han agter at foretage i F6renIng
med Gr0nlandsfareren Peter
Freuchen.
Det er np bestemt, at Ekspe-
ditionen skal gelde de eskimo
iske Stammer Nordamerika, der
jo har ct visit Slegtskab med
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, og hyis
nermere Unders9gelse vii betyde
ct stort Skridt fremad i Udforsk
ningen af de arktiske MenneskH,
racers Oprindans ProN,Ksvaarin-
ger. Dner til dem, blew
Det err Menlngo.-,ved og talp
tionen til naste Foraar .1sfai
Foraar skal starte fra Thule, og
derfra vii man saa fortsatfa
Nord paa og over til America
bet er Meningen, at Knud Ras-
mussen vii tilbringe flere Aar
blandt de arktiske amerikansks
Eskimoer.
73 Pr@stegaarde skal udstyk-
kes. Efter hvad ,,Fyens Venst-
reblad" erfarer, vii der til na-
ste Foraar blive udstykket m
Prastegaarde, deraf 16 i Fyenk
Stiff. Meddelelse heron err TIL.
gaaet Statens Jordudvalg fra Un
Observation-Disclosures, og den
~officielle Bekendtg6relse vente-
DIES udstedt den II. Juni. OPP
gorelsen af den Lensjord, der er
til Disposition i Foraaret 192ls
vii ogsaa foreligge meget enart
fra Jordudvalget, W - w'w"
~@b a.
Danske Landarbejdere til Anne
rika? Herverende Kornimpor-
t9rer har fra Amerika faaet
Meddelelse ON, at der forelf-
big like er Udsigt til billigere
Priser paa Korn og Foderst6-
fer. bet tilfojes, at Grunden til
de h9je Priser bl. a. er mang-
lende Arbejdskraft i L~andbrugeL
Amerikanske Eksport9rer menezy
= at der i y. S. er code Stillinger
for danske neutrality-suspicious.,
som sikkert let vii kunne fa&
Indrejsetilladelse.
En-. Tyende-Sag af principel
Betydning. Kjellerup, 8. jun.
En- interessant Sag af principeS
Betydning y%erserer i denne Tat
i Retten i K%jellerup. For nogAn
It'd siden erklarede de lose Ar
bejdere, der var Medlemmer at
Landarbejder- On ganisationen Sti-
Ike paa Herregaarden A~unsbjerg-
Men samtidig strikede tire at
Gardens Karle, og da de var
fastede til 1. November, bad
Forpagter Neergaard dem am at
%rejse, hvilket de ogsaa gjorde
De anlagde derpaa Sag mod
Forpagter Neergaard til Beta
ling af Lon for den It'd, de hav-
de veret paa Garden, medens
Hr. Nergard fordrede dem til
lpligtet at betale Erstatning for
Iulovlig Bortgang az Tjenesten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07

rens Tjeneste, p Nodvendighe-
den af mere Stilhed for Guds
Ansigt, 3 Bon ON, at Gnds
Aand bedre maa gennemtren-
ge wore Prastehjem, saa de maa
blive ct virksomt Led / den
store Strid mellem M9rkets Ri
ge og Guds Rige.
Den sidste Days Formiddag,
kort for Vi sixties til 0st og Vest,
samledes vi til Ell Afslutning,
hvor Pastor Fibiger fremsatte
,,nogle Tanker ON, hvordan Vi
skal tilbringe Evigheden' EN-
Stund, hvor Herlighedshaabet
-blev ,,malet os for Ole" j al sin
betagende CLANS.
Prestekonyentets Bestyrelse =
med Fernandez, Fru Gptzsche,
Vissenbjerg, i Spidsen for
tjener TAX, fordi den indbpd
til Diet vel tilrettelagte Mode.
Mon like nogle flere af Dan
marks Prester skulde gore no.
get mere for at faa deres HUI
struer af Sted til Prastekone.
m9de9 Jeg tror, at like mindst
Presterne Wide staa sig derived.
En- Udtalelse fra Kirkeligt
Landsforbund. Paa Kirkeligt
Bestyrelsesmode den 9. Juni
Kobenhayn vedtoges nedenstaa-
ende Henyendelse I'll Offentlig-
heden:
Kirkeligt Landsforbund har
Grund til at glade sig oyer I'd
faldet az Diet sidste Rigsdags-
valg. Men Diet Wide vere meget
skebnesvangert, ON wore Ven
ner mn troede, at der like len-
gere beh9vedes ct energisk Ar
bejde for vor Sag j Fremtiden.
Oct store Sp9rgsmaal ON, hyor-
vidt yor Kirke og Skole skal
beware sit evangelisk-lutherske
Prag, vii fremdeles blive Gen
stand for alyorlig Strid h%erhjem-
me. bet afgaaede radikale Mini
steriums Kirkepolitik har nogen
Tilslutning ogsaa hos nogle Rigs
dagsmHnd indenfor andre poll
tiske Partier. Og allie denne Kir-
kepolitiks Venner vii rundt ON
i Landet rejse en- meget kraftig
Opposition mod de Kndringer i
Refining af sterre kirkeligt Selv-
styre, som er EN- absolut Nod
vendighed, hyis Kirken skal six
res mod lignende Overgreb fra
Statens Side, son vi nu lenge
har varet Vidne til.
Som Folge af dette vii fort
sat Agitation ogsaa fra yor 81
de ware nedyendig. Iser maa eft
Arbejde organiseres med Henblik
paa Rigsdagsvalgene til Efter-
aaret. Men .allerede we'd Diet ma
forestaaende Valg maa Vi ind
trengende henstille til wore Ven
ner ligesom we'd Diet forrige
Valg at, skate sig Klarhed over
Kandidaternes Sitting til de
kirkelige Sp9rgsmaal og deref-
ter. like give deres Stemmer Ill
nogen Kandidat, hvis kirkelige
Standpunkter falder sammen med
Diet tidligere radikale Ministeri-
ums Kirkepolitik (Afskaffelse af
Presteleftet, Indforelse af Ri
tualfrihed, Afskaffelse af den
taste MISUNDERSTANDING j
Skolen m. M men heller like
deraf lade sig forlede til at und-
lade at stemme, men benytte sig
af den Frihed, den nye Valg-
low giyer enhver Velger til at
stemme paa EN- anden Kandidat
j Amtskredsen.
Kirkelig Forening for Indre-
Mission i Kobenhavn. Den store
og smukke Beretning ON Kpben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07
Kirkelig Forening for Indre-
Mission i Kebenhavn. Den store

Mission i Kebenhavn. Den store
og smukke Beretning ON Keben
havns indre Missions Virksom-
he'd i 1919 err nu udkommen.
Dens Indhold giver ct Billede af
Diet sterkt %forgrenede Arbejde.
Flere af Grenene udsender som
bekendt deres egen Aarsberet-
ming, fordi de like kan undyare
denne serlige Forbindelse med
deres mango Venner.
Bethesdas Boghandel faar EN-
sthdig oget Omsgtning. Udsal-
get i Bethesda og Kollekten paa
Allerhelgensdag har givet stprre
Udbytte end nogen Sinde.
Bethesdas Lokaler har i 1919
veret brugt ialt 1853 Gauge.
Bymissionens A~rbejdere j 1919
har veret 36 (21 M@nd og 10
Kvinder). Der err holdt ca. 31O0
Missionsmcder, aflagt ca. 10000
Husbesog og ca. $500 Hospitals
beseg; men Bladene oSpndags-
blad', ,,Nye Tider'' og Fake
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07
Makre1Pisker

Makrelfiskeriet. Aarets forste
store Makrelfiskeri har fundet
Sted Torsdag Nat, 10. Juni, i
Farvandet Nord for Skagen. lab
er der af danske og svenske Baa
de fisket henved 10000 Snese,
for St6rstedelen af udmerke5
Kvalitet.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
First Church of Christ.

The church school, 10 a. m.; morn ing worship 1 a. m.: communion will be observed at this service. Music: Authenticity Father, Great Gre
 atOr SlIaS < Offertory-DraW Nigh to Me, Ye
 W edfy I1dSSeAi
 The adult classes of the church school 12:15 p. m.: Armenian service at 3 p. III. in the chapel; oYung Peo- ple's evening service, to D. m. Rev. MT Eddy will speak on 'Serv- ice' All young people of the church and community invited.
 Monday evening, 6:30. MT. Munro'S class supper. MT. Mitchell of Hart ford will be the speaker
 Wednesday,, D. m.. Girl Scouts; 7:3O D. m., junior boys.
 Thursday, 2:30 D. m., Armenian Women'S Bible class; 7:45 D. m., un- ion service in the First church chapel. Dramatic readings. Nehemiah, the Builder" by. young people of the South and First churches.
 Friday. 2:30 D. n., Honc Mission ary society will hold it's regular sew ing meeting; ali women invited. 6:3o P. m., the last church supper of the season will be served All members of the church and congregation urged 1owship of the evening. 7:30 D. m., Boy Scouts
 Saturday, 2:3o D. m., Brownies.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Stanley Memorial.

At the morning worship in Stanley Memorial Congregational church to- morrow at 10:45, Rev. c. M. Missir- ian. pastor, will preach on "A Pas sion for Souls.' The anthem will be Let Us Sing Unto the Lord'' by Moves and an offertory solo by Mrs. F. H. Reinhold, Consider and Hear Me-" by Wooler.
 Sunday school will meet at 12 noon; Y. P. $. C. E. at 6:45 o'clock. Topic Life Lessons from the Book of Pro- verbs" Leader, Willie G. Marsh Praise meeting and community serv- ice at 7:30 Girl Scouts will sing. All como.
 Girl Scouts will meet on Monday and Boy Scouts on Tuesday evening at 7:15. The women of our church will meet at the home of Mrs. James Serv- ice, 574 Stanley street to darn stock ings for Children's Home, on We'd nesday afternoon at 2:30.
 Endeavor Circle and Sunbeam club will meet on Thursday night. Broth erhood will hold a ladies night, i'm viting the Ladies' Aid society on Fri day evening at 7:3O. A bowling game and refreshm ents will be enjoyed Choir rehearsal on Saturday night at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

him d millionaire several times over.
 Is Ward of the L. s.
 Barnett is a ward of the United States. c. J. O'Hornett, banker, of Henryetta, Okla.. was appointed his guardian. The position has been no sinecure lately.
 \ Barnett has been living in an old cabin seven miles from Henry etta. Some two months ago, it is said, an attempt was made by a white woman to lidnap and marry him. The plan was spoiled by the refusal of two Oklahoma clerks to issue licenses.
 Shortly afterward, it was announced that Barnett had given million and half for charitable purposes Be- fore the question of whether he was competent to make such a gift had been settled, he disappeared; stnd the sheriff at Okmulgee te1ephoned
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
BY MABEL ABBOTT.

Kansas City, March 6.-Jackson Barnett, said to be the richest red skin in the world, got rich in spite of himself and now, according to his harassed guardian, he has got mar ried in spite of himself.
 The wife, who is alleged to have kidnapped the old Creek into a leap year marriage is a handsome white woman.
 Barnett was one of the Creek In dians who resisted the division of their common land into parcels and it's allotment to them individually. He refused to choose a piece of land, and the government finally had to select one for him and gave it to him whether he wanted it or not. Six years ago. oil was struck, on this piece of land in quantities that made
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Church.
 Notices

ne music for sunday morning at |e, Supplication, by Dittrich; an-
 m, Will Lift Up Mine Eyes, by
 son; offertory, Come Unto Me, by Est; postlude, Passion Chorale, by Ser.
 80, Italian school; 1O:45, morning |-ship, celebration of the commun- !; 12:10, church school ,, Assyr-
 Persian Endeavor society; 6, As {an-Persian worship; [, meeting of I'istian Endeavor society, topic, fife Lessons From the Book of Pro- abs," Prov. 0:1-15. Leader, George ferson. This will be a consecration Rting; s7:30, the regular recital
 vice in which the quartet will sing cantata ''The Life Everlasting, fch was postponed from last Sun l The topic of the address will be |yo Builders" .-
 Tuesday, 7:3O Boy Scouts. .... Eednesday-3 o'clock, the third in series of missionary Lenten teas the home of Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette, [EmmonS place. Miss Greta Brown give a book review of Men and lngs" There will be a musical gram. All ladies of the parish are [ited.
 hursday-4:30. Girl Scouts; T:45, 1t in the series of dramatic readings the chapel of the First church. The bng people of the First and South lrches will read ill costume the Ey of Nehemiah, the Builder" Eriday-9:30, there will be an all- r sowing meeting under the aus es of the Womap's $ association, at fch sewing will be done for a box be sent to Alabama. Contributions clothes for this box are asked for following individuals: Girls, aged
 15, 3 and 3; boys. aged IA, 13, II H six months. Luncheon will be Eed at noon. It is especially urged It the women of the church, as
 my as possible, be present and help
 this work; 7:3O. the next in the ieS of illustrated addresses for Ing people Of the junior. intermedi-
 and senior departm ents of the hrch school, with their parents and ends. Pictures will be . shown. bwing ''The Temple of Jesus Day" h MT. Hill will give a talk on tho |nes and incidents connected With ESe pictures
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Peoples Church of Christ.

Sunday services:
 1O:15 a. m., prayer service.
 10:45 a. Ih., morning worship, sub ject: 'The Glory Chamber
 12:15 D. m., Bible school
 600 D. m. Young Peoples meet ing, consecration service. !. 7:OO D. m., preaching service, "The Way to Enjoy Gods Thought for Us.'' Week day services:
 400 p. m., Tuesday, children's ser- vice.
 7:45 p. m., Tuesday, Bible class.
 Wednesday evening, cottage meet ing.
 7:45 D. m, Thursday, mid-week prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
High School Basketball
 Game Called Off Today

William T. Morehead,. physical di- rectors in the public schools, an nounced this morning that owing to the heavy storm and the uncertain travelling conditions, the basketball game scheduled this afternoon be- tween New Britain and New Haven High school in New Haven. has been postponed. The game will probably be played about March 26.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Reformation Lutheran Church.

F. W. Schaefer pastor. Third Sun day in Lent (Oculi.) 10:45 a. m., morning worship; F m., Sunday school
 Tuesday evening at o'clock the regular Lenten services will be held.
 Thursday evening the Luther league will meet.
 Friday evening the adult class will meet.
 The regular catechetical class will meet Tuesday and Friday aftern cons at o'clock
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
KAISER'S SHIP REPAIRED.
Steampipcs Were Plugged Up, But
 Now Are Cleared and Boat May Be
 Operated by British.

London, March 6.-The German liner Cape Polonia, on which the for mer German emperor had planned tc make a trip around the world when the war was won, was allotted to g leading shipping company which gave her up after the first voyage owing to the enormous coa1-consuming powers of the vessel.
 Since then a number of woodsn plugs and other obstructions have been found in the steampipes. The removal of these Instructions is ex- pected to reduce the steamers coal conSum ption to normal.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Trinity Methodist Church.

The quarterly conference will be held tonight at eight o'clock. Tomor- row the church Sunday school will be held at 9:45 a. m., with adult classes at 12:15 D. m. Morning worship, 10:45 a. m. The regular sacramental services will be held and pr. John Henry Bell will preach.
 Evening service, 7:3O o'clock. Ser mon subject, "The Christian Minis try"
 All are cordially invited to these services.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Mz4. M. R Ran0uN

Mrs William R. Pattangall, prom inent in suffrage work in the east, is leader of the women democrats of Maine. She has held offices in the suffrage association of Maine for many years. Mrs. PattangalIs hus- band has served in the state legis1a- ture, and was attorney general for Maine for four years.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

the Tulsa police that he had been kidnaped again. He left Henryetta Sunday afternoon in a highpowered auton, obile, with a white woman, it was said.
 ELmcrgcs With Wife.
 The following day he emerged at Coffeyville, Kan, just across the state line, with a wife, who said she was Mrs Anna Laura Lowe-Barnett, of Kansas City; that they had been married al Coffeyville by a justice of the peace.
 Barnett's age was given as 60, but he looks more. The bride gave hers as 51, but she looks about 30.
 Cato Sells Indian commissioner; Gabriel Parker, superintendent of the five civilized tribes and Guardian O'Hornett, at once took steps to '.rescue" Barnett by legal procej'. Mrs. Barnett announced that she had a gun. and that the first trespasser in their apartmnt at the Coffeyville hotel would be shot.
 AnnuIment Suit Filed
 Barnett said he would like to go back to Oklahoma. But won't go till my wife goes.' he added.
 Suit to annul the marriage has been filed in district court by govern
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
First Baptist Church.

lO:45, Morning worship, sermon by the Rev. William Ross. 12:15 Bible school and Brotherhood class; P. m., Russian service; p. m., Young Peo- ple'S service, cOnsecration meeting; leader, Miss R. Bell
 Monday, 63O, supper and annual church meeting.
 Wednesday, 2, special meeting of the Wofnen's society; all invited. Thursday, 7:45, nid-Week service.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

e is perfectly true" Mrs. J. o.
 toU1sr, PAPA $. 20th Street, Omaha,
 raska.
 Eomen who suffer from those dis sing ills peculiar to their sex should
 convinced by the many genuine and khful testimonials we are constantly |lishing in the newspapers of the |ity of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- te Compound to restore their health. 10 know whether Lydia E. Pinkham's
 ketable Compound will help you, try For advice write to Lydia E. Pink h Medicine Co. tconfidential) Lynn. |ss. Your letter will be opened, read answered by woman, and held in let confidence.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Assembly Meetings.

The Pentecostal full gospel assem- bly are holding their meetings in Svea hall, 90 Arch street, second floor. Sun day, 3:30 and 7:3O p. m.; Thursday, 7:45 D. m.
 All the Pentecostal believers are in vited to be present for planning of special meetings and long expected coming revival in the city of New Britain. M. z. Bacchus, pastor.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Christian Science Church.

Corner or West Main street and Park place. Sunday service at 10:45 d. m., subject, Man. Sunday school at $40 a. m. "Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock. The reading room, room 504 National Bank build ing, is open to the public daily ex- cept holidays and Sundays from T. noon until o'clock
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

ment attorneys. Mrs. Barnetts ats torneys say they will demand trial of the charges of incompetency be- for a Kansas court. They also have served notice that Barnett has rescinded all gifts he has made, and Will hold his guardian responsible for the handling of his estate.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

twenty years TOT Ie- male troubles and it has helped me very much. I have also used Lydia E. Pink
 hams $ 8 n a t i v e Wash with good re- suits. I always have a bottle of Vegetable Compound in t h e house as it is a good remedy in time of need. You can publish my t e s t l.
 statement, I have
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

ming prayer and sermon by Rev. J. Chauncey Llnsiey, rector of Trinity church, TorrLngton.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
St. Marks Church.

Third Sunday in Lent. 9:30 a. m.,
 hrch school; II, holy communion D sermon; 7:45 p. m., evening pray |and sermon. The early celebration 7:30 a. m. will be omitted.
 Wednesday evening, 7:45 D. m., eve
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
Advent ChIIrcIlt

Services in charge of l.. B. Giles pastor At 10:45 a. m., "Perplexity Preventing Today. What Does it Mean?" Bible school and adult classes at 12:15 p. m: teachers train ing class at 6:@0 r. m.; evening preaching, 7:15 o'clock. Prayer preaching Thursday evening at S:00 o'clock .'
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

morning Divine service at Il o'clock with sermon by the pastor. Evening service at ' o'clock, when Rev. o. Ellison of Brooklyn, N. Y, will speak. Communion will follow the service.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06
PENDED UPON | II 20 YEARS
lia E. Pinkham's Vege- ble Compound Has Been This Wornan's Safeguard
 All That Time.
TTIISSHIJIJIITIII|

haha, Neb.--'I have used Lydia E.. tham's Vegetable Compound for over
New Britain herald., 1920-03-06

Swedish Baptist Church. Sunday school at 9:45 in the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
REGLAS QUE DEBEN SEGUIRSE
PARA EVITAR LA INFLUENZA

(1) No duerma menos de ocho no.
cas, bien abrigado y con sufciente
yentilacion
(2) Eyite aglomeracIones.
(3) Haga mover sus iptestinos dia
riamente.
(4) Evite corrientes de aire.
(5) All acostarse y levantarse, ha-
ga gargaras con una solucion de Mu-
Col, en- la proportion de media Gu.
charadita en- una taxa de aqua, pre-
terrible caliente. Tambien, para de-
sinfectar las membranes mucosas. as
pfrese la solucion de la palma de ia
mano, aun mejor 81 Sc tiene, lsese
una ducha nasal. FL Mu-Col podra
obtenerse en- .cualquier botica acre
ditada.
Siguiendo estas reglas no hay que
temer la terrible influenza.
ADvT.