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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

Secretary Roots proposed war col
lege embodies a fresh effort to teach
the young idea how to shoot.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

The trouble about long hair is that
you can't tell whether its wearer is a
poet or football player.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

" nen II is announced that a wom.,
wili entertain informally. It means 1ba.
bakers. --a1e Al the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

Manila is to have trolley cars. Amer
lean progress certainly follows the flag
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05
II. W. MANSFIELD. Pub

The mob spirit develops much more
easily than It dies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

-onaon's First oniciaI Census
~ --'nuon 100 years ago had a popui
c - VI SSSl9S when the first ohes
census was taken.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

- -. - unmarried person is told 90
.sas. Ten times a day that he doss. :.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

A low birth rate. provided it does No.
proceed from the physical decsdenes
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-12-05

NOT, nat Una
end FASTENED
would have
long have re
erhaps,'
thel' some in
suspected.
Csaveni 1t
cries aroused
Hernan's
and he glanc
as he ran the
his black hal
fortunate
moor fnclp h
and 1 have al
ton You h
was his siste
by the "
woald like to
know, of col
arise as to
searched.
count GRAY,
be establisht
was made.
claims that
coin here. "a
the fact that
office"
"He may h
with a troub |
avoid, but as
house with i'll
8 How, then |
induce your |
paid Ii at tn
must have KIN
"0h, he did
must cam |
~Perhaps b
your uncle's j
had possessio
blow He ma
note and reta
have secreted |
Again, he m
and tossed It'd |
him.
You forge
was bending
ing friend wi
hand when
He Gould not
Scarcely,'
think he had 1
how he obtain
not surm;se.
cle's desk.
Here Herm
raised the lid
and il was tn
was the entir
room, but no
We will q
said the deted
They were
parlors, pant
wants rooms
passage unde
bag of coin.
II believe 1
house ?" said
"None," wa
We'll, we '
"0h, he cou
Herman said |
the murder"
This scare
the detective
stairs since
Rosette below
Il have no
informed yol
reused from I
should know
cries were no
from my bed
my cousin, an |
stairs.
BY this tim |
hall above.
Sobs and fe
from the rooi
which was a
side Of the he
It near the he
This is m.
rectly back OF
is standing OF
The two me
finely appoint
ment True I
ed would tod |
cumbersome 4
The room wa
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ton In the nd
its head being
house, while
partition that
of the banker
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the bed that
cast aside jus
been had its ii
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
ANOTHER COTTON MILL.

Aberdeen. n.-Another cotton factory
proposition is engaging the attention
of Aberdeen and Monroe county. 1t
is promoted by H. e. Reynolds of this
city, lnnd agent of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, and is meeting with
signal encouragement. Tie chartered
capital stock is fixed at 800, 900. In
order to enlist tho employee and
wage earning classes subscriptions
arc accepted as low as one hundred
dollars, to be paid IN installments Of
five dollars monthly, beginning only
after the full one hundred thousand
dollars has been subscribed. This has
given the scheme q healthy impetus
and is an encouraging auxiliary to
the usual larger subscriptions of cap
italists and investors.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
NINE BUILDINGS BURNED.

Biloxi. Biloxi was visited by quite
a severe fire. One night last week
the colored people held meeting in
the hall of tho Good Samaritan So
ciety, just north of the railroad, and
there was good deal of promiscuou
drinking and smoking going on. 1t is
supposed that some one threw light
ed cigarette in some inf1ammable por-
tion of the hall during the progress
of the meeting, and it lay there
smouldering until it set fire to the
hall, and after it got started, with the
stiff breeze blowing, it ignited other
structures. The alarm was given at
once, but before the fire department
reached the scene several other houses
were in n blaze, and before it was
subdued there were nine buildings
destroyed, entailing a loss of some
50, 500 or $4,000 The insurance was
only light. The fire department did
excellent work, considering the diff
culties.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
SEWERAGE FOR BRooKHAvEN

Brookhaven. majority of the
large taxpayers of the city have petit.
toned the mayor and Board of Alder
men to take the necessary steps to
provide complete sewerage system
for the city as early as practicable,
Responding to this petition, the board
has directed the clerk to have com-
plete and perfect survey made of the
city by q competent civil engineer
with plans and specifications of the
latest, best and most approved sewer
age system, to be submitted to tht
board by the first Tuesday in August,
showing that such survey, plans and
specifications shall not cost tho city
more than $3.50.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

the teachers and town people at tho
school in one Of his inimitable enter
tainments. The feature of the week,
however, has been the daily lectures
of Prof. Tom t. McBeaths of Jack
sonville, Fla. without doubt one of
the foremost educational thinkers and
speakers in the South. His lectures,
while practical, have been interesting
and inspiring.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
KILLED BY FALLING TIMBER.

Perkinston. severe wind swept
over this part of the county Friday
afternoon, doing considerable damage
to crops, large trees being uTrooted
md stock killed by falling timber.
Josephine Nealy, while on h@r way
from a creek where she had been
fishing, was struck by afallirg pine
md had both legs broken aAd was
hurt internally, and as result died
in a few hours. This is said to have
been the hardest wind in these parts
for many years.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
NORMAL DOING WE'LL.

Enterprise. Excellent work is be-
ing done at the Peabody Normal here.
There are now some sixty odd teach
ers in attendance. The past week has
been one of unusual interest. On
Tuesday afternoon State Superintend-
ent Whitfield visited the school and
gave the teachers an excellent address
that was greatly appreciated. Tues
day night Mr.. Manship appeared before
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
NEW WATERWORKS COMPANY.

Ocean Springs. Preliminary steps
for the incorporation of new water
works company here were taken at a
meeting of several citizens. Commit
tees were appointed to draw up plans,
ascertain cost of big artesian we'll
and other details. Another meeting
will be held in about ten days, when
permanent organization will be effect
ed and tho books opened for subscrip-
tion to stock.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
AGENT WANTED.

W. want live, active represents
tive In your territory at once to on
gage in . very profitable business.
General and local agents wanted.
From tb TO $40 q day. Advanced rap
Idly. Good references reanired. Those
ont Of employment or wishing to bet
tor themslves address.
Department K. Corner Perins and
Union St..
4 Akron. Ohio.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
FIRE NEAR LEXINGTON.

Lexington. f. Horton, promi-
nent planter living about three miles
west of here, lost his house and
smokehouse by fire. The fire is sup
posed to have been caused by de-
fective fue. Some little furniture
was saved, but his groceries were
total loss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
AGENTS WANTED.

Live. active men and women con
sarn from IS to $40 day by cam
vassing tor Frank q. Oarae1ts7's
book, "SOUTH AMERICA: SOCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL AND POLITICAL. !"
This book is just ont and is having en-
enormous sale. Everybody wants It.
As 1t Is being sold by subscription
only, we desire representatives who
are hustlers to introduce the work In
your territory, Most liberal terms.
Write today for territory and full par
ticulars to
The Sheffield Publishing Company,
e Akron, Ohio.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

A combination of transportation in
terests, including the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the American Line, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and a
fleet of ocean steamers, is contem-
plated.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

The Labor Council of San Fran
cisco has declared in favor of reject
ing Andrew Carnegie's offer to that
city of $3.50, 600 for public library.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
ARTEsIAN WE'LL COMPLETED.

Pass Christian. The first of the ar.
tesian wells being sunk by this town
for sprinkling the streets, was CON-
pleted last week by J. A. Sutter. 1t
is roo feet deep, and has flow of 1855
gallons per minute. The water Is
perfectly clear and very cool. The
we'll was bored in five days, and is
one of the finest on the coast. Work
will be commenced on the second
we'll this week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

Pat" Grove, charged with kid
naping young Cudahy at Omaha,
Neb., is reported TO be in Johannes
burg. Sonth Africa
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

The. crew of the University of
Pennsylvania defeated Trinity Col
lege eight in the race on Killarney
Lake.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
A RIGID QUARANTINE.

Grenada. "A called session of the
Board of Supervisors was held here
Friday afternoon and rigid quaran-
tine inaugurated against the counties
in which anthrax and charbon have
broken out among the stock.
The following are the counties in
which the disease is prevalent, and
which were quarantined against :
Quitman, Tunica, Coahoma, Sun
fower, Pamela, DeSoto and that part
of Tallahatchie west Of the public
road from Oxbury to Charleston, and
all other infected districts in the
state.
The disease is considered infectious
and contagious, and all persons are
prohibited from turning horses,
mules, cattle, hogs and sheep from
the above counties under penalty of
q heavy fine or Jail imprisonment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
BRYAN ADDRESSES CITIZENS,

Winona. w. J. Bryan arrived in
Winona one evening last week and at
$3.50 o'clock addressed large crowd
at the cotton sheds. For more than
an hour Mr.. Bryan discussed the
tariff, the money question, trusts and
imperialism. The audience was in
keen touch with the speaker and
oheered him to the echo. Fully 2,O00
people were present. Mr.. Bryan was
very GRACEFULLY presented by DR.. B.
Il. Ward of this city.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
REFUNDINa BONDS ISSUED.

1fi2t ON DlN0 oCA'D A'oS ~.
Natchez -Charbon has been report
ed at Quitman landing, in the north
ern part of the county, fourteen miles
above Natchez. -Four mules and six
head of cattle died with the disease.
The Adams county refunding bonds
were issued last week. The face
value is $SS, 900. They were turned
over to the Britton and Koontz Bank.
The issuance of these bonds means an
animal saving to the county taxpay-
ers of 80, ,2l4, which amounts to a'half
mill reduction in annual taxes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
BRYAN AT WINONA
Quarantine Established Against
Charbon-Infected District---
Improved School Facilities.

IMPROVED SCHOOL FACILITIES.
McHenry. The citizens Of this
place met and organized stock COM
pany for the purpose of establishing
high school. About 81, 500 was sub
scribed. 1t is the purpose to raise
this to $1,000 and erect suitable build
ings for school purposes and boarding
department. 1t will no doubt be ac-
co,nplished, as the prominent citizens
are interested.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19
ARMY RECRUITING STATION.

ARMY RECRUITING STATION.
Scranton. r. W. Clark of
Now Orleans, of the general recruit
ing service of the United States regu-
lar army, was in this city last week
posting army literature in advance
of the coming of the recruiting Off
Ger, Lieutenant Q. O. Todd of Mo-
bile, who will next Tuesday, at the
Lindinger Hotel, Pascagoula street
and Delmas avenue, enlist such appli-
cants as may pass the regulation quail
ifications.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

HAPPENINGS In MISSIS SIPPl

What is Going On in Ou Own State as Told by Special
kilograms.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

branch nngt
eod bv Merchants Bankers grad
uaos filing positions this and adjoining States Beau i
ii PFC men o penmauship and ful particulars free
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-07-19

Published in the United States for
Democrats and for ALL
readers is the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
Iccnab,@is.

Gn iergeIig lllntte itete iiofte Onss
bag. ibet 9ictor Rielien peo ct 8ude
oeifuo bleD or9bt at 9ouis SsrenIen.
De TO unes W9no par gaaet uo /
en- gaao Iammen. Pielien roeoe. Sgz
renien FAB / 6orenben at gadoen meo
gesien parat, bpis no9et 9ilot ituIoe
oiie Iig. Sons Gammerot fab meo
Rpggen imob ham; en- Slot 5ugle
Tom fDpenoe, og Ssrenien tog Siste
% itso. Rielisn reiite fig / bet famine
% fit oerpeo belle 9ubnineen; ban fuIbt
oso tilbase / 5apnen paa i'm aummes
rat. Stuoost ramte BAN | 9a9booez
pets psnitrs Sioe og git lige isennem
6ooeoet; en- Del at 9iernen bleD ftubt
ub.
De 10 unge M1no par uaoItineIise
9enner; be bapoe arbeioet iammen
gobt 81 4arstio pna 9ergitrpm Bros
& 50. Sernitsberi.
9ictor 9ieIien boebe bos fine 8ebs
itefor9lore, Cars Rieliens, bans Gors
9lore Dor / R9rbeoen al Bear Greet,
Outagamie Gountn.
gegrapeIfen foreait / 9srougs fra
Cor 6relfsrs airte, bpor ben norite
BRAT, paitor 9luroal, talte beo 8uas
rem.
- Der bill blipe @ubstjsneits Der /
airfsn Ssnbag ben q. DIT. Oeo pa
flor 9oblitrem fra Rdoine.
- vi Denter paitor SEMEN bjem
ferit / Robember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
Blair, gfebr.

8eb Menig6sosmeoet iWfanoags nj
tes beflutteoes bet at bpgge en- M 8irte,
faaTnart De nsbpenoige Wioler nar til
Steoe. gn Subitription blanot De ca.
% tiliteoepQrenbe Mleolemmer ino=
brdqfe S1087. Gn aomite paa ire
Meolemmer: qaitor Senien, ariitine
aasmusien og ODe QnDerien. palgtes
til at f~oreitaa ben pioere Snoiamling.
De Msnigbeosmeolemmer. Iom lite
bar tilIteoe. og %Iauounne. Der snIter at
bibrage til airtebDgningen, ian %altiau
iatte fig / 5orbinOelie meo oenne 70
mite.
= gaa matte Grebag often begun
Der De literare Meoer paa Stolen, og
bber 9proag often er Der triiteligt Op=
bpggeliesmgoe.
= Gfter 5orlbbenoe er Der ca. 40
Gleper paa Stolen, at bpilfe Il er
bigger.
Mr. og Mrs. 9ans Wintber
9arien baDOe / 3irsOags per:t gifte /
20 Qar.
s ben 4nleoning inbfanbt Mrs.
Qariens 9eninber Jig og lupeoe pua
eget 4nIpar ct 9iloe / Qnleoningen, :
LEGION 0ugen ugiaa 6leo erinoret at
Dem meo en- Porcel9nsgape til Dor
cel9nsbrubeparret".
= Mrs. aatrine Satobien par Sem
ftano for ct oSurpriie gartp" / Yrs
bags; ioet Rabotonerne ganife uinbs
buone inbfanot Jig meo bet %uunogaae=
li9e 9ilbeber at 9ufe og Sage, iamt
en- patte, Der bar Mrs. Safobiens
4oresie, og ION families at inbeboloe
tint, tort sri til en- M ajole. Sagen
bar enoba ganite tilfalbig. = boerten
Subil9um eIer TgoieIsoag.
= 6. 6. 9ierce er Den betengte les
benoe 5orbanoler at aae Slags Mebs
Ter, Sengefieore os Maorasier. Bar
ne1ogne 0. +. b. 6an bil i9lge Bill
Iigere END De fore 9uie meO glimrenbe
aatalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
unOerbOlOenoe Og 6e!GrenOe
s%SOrt9aiuser.

ygrotect Dur S9ools" at g. 80.
5annibal er en- meget interesfant og
nbttig 5%ort9uing.
4ngaaenoe benne Beg itriper puit.
s. CIR. peberfen at 0annebrog:
,5ort9aingen ,ProtectO Dur Sdools"
at g. So. 9annibal er / fulOeite Wlaal,
bbdb ben ubgiDes for. 9et er operS
maabe interesfant 9esning. Seq bar
left ManuItriptet nsje igsnnem. Og
ieg fan giDe gogen min oarmefte On
bsfuling ION en- Bog, Der Dil babe en-
COB Snohpoelfe paa 29ieren.
Den er opbrugenoe. ~6el9renoe, let
Ieielig og fangslenoe. aae buros
lgfe ben.
s. s br. peoeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
.@$M
Korreiponodneer
N0xsT
Gconr Sails, Ga.

U}ifs Marn ShulB Tom 9erodg
Morgen BERTH fra Sumestotpn. aani,
6oor bun bar opbolot fig / CONNER
6os fine 6orelore. @i er glade peb
at Re Mdrb ibldnbt os igen.
- Sgrqen 6ein. Der iioite 5orz
aar meo i'm 5amilie flptteoe til Rings
Tteo, bar / DEN fioite 5ib ufagt Il Be
ipg bos Sl99tninge og 9enner Der
paa Ggnsn.
- Wlrs. gaitor q. 6anien tom /
SirsOags tilbage fra Gbicago. bportil
bun rejte Iammen meb 9aitor Dan
fen, % bar beret hos BAN Iioen. 0pez
rationen bIeb beloig uofsrt. % tent
enonu meget ipag. iau beores ban bog,
Iom 5ioen gaar. Oe 0ottorne bar
goot 6aab ON at ban after itdl blipe
raft moi til al optage i'm Gerning.
- 9aa Senoag. ben 20. Gttober.
bar 9aitor 5biiteo fra 0elmar, 5a.,
looet at bare iblanbt os, og ban bill
oa preoite / Ra3aretb airte boaoe
5ormiobag og often peo I9opanlig
3io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
9cs WiOinsS, ga.

Der CT gaaet en- lib, iioen 6opeoz
Itaoens geboere bar label bsre fra iig,
Iaa 2Qierne funoe n9itsn friites til at
tro os uoe at gtsiitsnisn. 9ette er
bog lite 3ilf9loet. omenoItsnt bet 10
fun er en- lille Slot, iom ubgsr Be
tbssoa msuigbeo.
Om tore 5remItriot uoootil tan
Ri lite meooele. Wenigfeosarbeiost
gaar lin iapne % title Sang. 0roets
oDre6are SAB ioaes og be beioaroigs
Satramenter ~forpaltss iblanot De.
9i bar 9ubstjeneite boeranoen Ssnz
bag 6%ormibbag og bOer Ssnoag afs
ten. Selo ON Wenigbeoen lite er
Dotiet meaet / Meolemsdntal. ida tan
ri bog glaoe Dc beo, at @uostjeneiterz
ne blipe goot beiegte, og at Der be-
itunoig Iamles fIere ON Oroets Jors
tpnoelIe. Maatte fdu 9erren aipe
o89tit". iaa ben ouforg9ngelige
Sab" maotte ilaa Sob / De entelte
6ierter, Den I%aliegsrenbe Eros berlige
plantning ootse frem og bare 5rugt
til ct eoi9t Gin.
Gn itor 5inoring for Wenigbeoens
Qrbeioe er ben leoige fore a~irteaalo,
iom Ri bar at Haas meb, Der belsber
fig til $4,000. ) ben fioite 5ib bar ri
I % u%oenfor Wenigbeben famlet rigez
fla 500 0oa. til officiating paa nGonz
te Sch. gait. Glemmsnien fra
Sbornton, 3a.. Der bar en- i9rlig Gone
iii at tiqae blanbt Qmeritanerne. bar
bernebe | en- otts 9ages lib for at
6i9lpe gait. alotb peo bette minbrs
6ebagelige 6berp. De tollettersoe ben
Deb $130. Steoets Brat bill fortiatte
oenne aonsttion gsnnsm 9interens
SOB. Moatte 6erren laos bet mites
for BAN. Stulbs Der o9re faaoanne
blanbt bort SamfunDs @enner, ION
Dntes ober ben f~tattels g9lobunone
Menigfso / 9es Moines, og Tom oiloe
pOe en- Starp til ben. oa mopta8es
idabanne meb Eat.
- Ssnoag ben 10. Non. BIZ Der
blipe Gonfrmation / 8etbesoa Wlez
niq9eos Strife. hbor TO unge oil az
l9gge ben gooe gefsnOelie for mango
9ioner. Maatte be bliOe 9erren os
bans ionoe airte fro inotil be bar
punbet Sejer / be epigs goliger.
M~enigbe6ens &pinbeforening
teller % Meelemmer. Den boloer
Msbe Den n9Fiibite 9OrsOag / bDer
Waaneb.
Wenigbeoen af6oloer 1T Qarsz
mgbs ben anoen Onsbug / Sanuar.
- Menigbeoens S%pgefOrening bar
"a Msolemmer % bOIosr Tieoer en-
Gang / 6per Maaneo.
6erren ifGnfebe Wlr. og Wtrs.
g. Jobe en- luno og pslitubt 8atter.
Sub oeliigne 6aaoe 5orelore og Dat
ter.
- pdftor 4norsuien ira Racins
oil / nqr Iremtio afl9gge os ct geisg
pua i'm @ennemrejis til Gal. Deb
BEN 2eilig6eb bliper Der Wisiionsz
msber fra 23.-27. Oft.
- 9dit. 6. s. alotb refer til Neit
Brand, Sa., bpor ban Iammen meo
9reosformanoen, puit. S9miot. bill
af6olbe WisIionsmsOer Ssnoug ben
20be os. og be to fslgence 0age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

en- at oisie er. naar man er f9roi9
meo en- FABIAN Eur, at TONNE ino unz
Der Stpggetr9erne. bep en- elsr anoen
gGitfri 9ens 6iem, bpor man tan uoz
bpiIs og aftsle fig. Der er / 4lminoez
ligbso rigeligt meo StnggetrGer, I'm
breaa, 9lugeun. WiorbGrtrGer os fIere
andre runot ON 6uiene Der. gaa
6opeooeiene terer gountDets 9anbz
pogn MI mango Steoer, % Ycoul oil"
er Der oglaa forIegt mso, ION Stspz
l9qqer; men bborniot bette er prafz
tit. er snonu et Spsrgsmaul. IS lez
Der 10 nalten iom / Ct paruois." par
ct uotrDt. Iom bleo brugt at poitor
G%briitianTsn. bort Samfunos 5orz
mani. oa ban iioit bsIsgte os; msn
iom Der rigtigt iioen eftsr bleO BE-
mertst, bet par 9obt. Oroet on9iten"
par inoflettst. tbi ogiaa Der iutter ri,
iutter Stabninaen unoer 5ortr9ntes
liqbeoen. 8i Ieper Der / ct font o9
fruqt6art Qano. oobbelt fruetbart.
bpor BET toItbdre 9ano er tilittbs /
rieslig W9ngoe. og tan blioe bru9t
til Operrislinq. eIer irrigation" og
9ano bar ri bait / rigelig WtGngoe /
Qar / bore 8rsfter % 9anuler. Qaret
bar ogiaa p9ret ct 9oot Qur for os
Der. 6peoefarmerne pan Sletterne 1T
en- beore Qol. eno bet iaa uo til / Gors
aaret, 5rugtbsiten bar pGret en- COB
Miocel6sit. meb gooe 9riisr, og itent
bet par parmt / CONNER, iaa bapoe
oi BOG be %i9bbanlige tsligs 4ftener
% Rqtter, iaa al Ri for at lobe soot
bebsDeoe et 3Rppe eIler 10 ON Hatten.
Raar ri bsrte % laite ON ben fprf9rs
beige 9arme andre Steber / Eiten,
ba tunoe ri meo ca. 100 9raoer, ar
beios NOT iaa frit / port tsrre Slima.
Tor Eioen er 3oiinbsiten / fulo Sang.
Der runot Slednber er en- rig 0sit,
bebre eno for fere Nar; men andre
Steoer nal Der pare unoer Wiobelbsit.
gi bar baft no9en Regn / ben liDite
lib. Tom bar befb9rliggiort Soften
noget, MI CT bet igen bet osjligite 8eir.
meo miloe Qrtter oe 5ugleiang.
Spottsfuglen fnnger I'm Sang for 4rs
beioerne / 9inbdoerne, % Roiinfars
mernss 6umer er iteget fere 0raoer
paa 9runb at BET gobs 0ejr. Sa, oi
leper baa Ell eoot Stsb Der, Der er in
gen Gptloner. ingen itrGngs Storme.
ingsn Solitit, in9en badros 9intre.
ingen Opsrioemmelfer, ct 8eirligt,
bDor man tan9nrbeibe / Wnrten Qaret
runot. Sg mso ale bisis @slfgnelier
fra Dor @uo og Sfabsr, itulbe man
10 bd IDnes. Wenneitens Ituloe blioe
qooe, ret tatte BAN, % lebe bans BUDS
9eje meo 0l9be. men at, itsrite Bar.
ten bebeper ingen Sub, be fan islp
lutte 8onoet inb baa Murtsrns, felb
itoppe bet at. oe be ipnes at tast bet
oarme, o,jlise Coffin iOm en- SsIOs
fslge.
Dor Brat, pait. g. Rusmuss
len. er enonu life f9roig mso at bp9gs
1T npe 9us. Staloen er opfsrt, sftsr
qlonen at bsmme, pil ban iaa Ell pant
og bpggsligt 6jem; ban agtsr at flptte
til Nobsmber.
puftor Qnoreaien. Rucine, Dor
tilfommsnbe Brett. agter at bolos
3iltreoelfespraoiten Suleoug.
Der er anfommen en- Del nDe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
CleauOer, 5resnO So, Gal.

Naar man paa en- parm Dag | Gf@
teriommeren, og meb en- fugte Weos
oino tgrer ben oDer en- at WieIsmz
CALIFORNIA; itsDebe og tsrre 9ejs, og
Iau tilmeb bar ct Spunb 5eite, ION
er nogst Il9benoe pda Benene. tranger
ben Ganbbeb fig temmelig ft9rft inn
paa en-, at man bsfnber fig | SteDets
Qano, % bet / Dobbslt 8etponing;
bette er en- al nbebdgelig6eberne / bette
tsrre &lima; men Iaa bar Ri andre
9sbugeligbeoer. Iom Oppejer bin. Oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

andre 1ationer, og fsre pentss.
= 6. SEMEN, 5eipeler fra 9eres=
forb. 8atotu. bar tebt en- @ienoom en-
Mil fra Selma, og Dor nu Der. Gn
anoen GienOom er tebt eqer iitret for
en- anoen 6amilie i giten, Iom aster
fig bsrub til Rooember. 5lere soOe
Roiin= os 6%rugtfarme, li9e Der i 0iz
I~trittet og tGt til Sante See 8anen
er til SuIg. Oct er iarlig MI eftsr
Soften, at Gjsnoomsbanbelen er / fulo
Sang. og 6pert Gfteraar filter me9en
isienoom Gjermano.
Mange penlige 9ilfener til Dan
I%tsren"s 9Gfere.
SEQ u. gileearb,
R. 81. - 2 5rssno, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16

5olt til Gsnen. baaoe DANTE oe at
andre Rationer, og flere pentes.