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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

zero, on the nth. In April the lowest was
Is degrees above zero, on the Sd. II May
the lowest was Is degrees above zero, on
the 18th, the highest in that month being
So degrees above.
The latter part of May, from the 18th to
the end. the lowest was SO degrees above
zero, while in June. during the first six
days that Mr.. Powell was here. the lowest
temperature was "a degrees above. Thus
you can see that no harm could have be
fallen the crop because Of temperature.
The lowest we have had since hat time
was Al degrees above and at the present
it Is % in the shade.
My annual report for 1907 is now avail
able, a copy of which sent you some time
ago, which clearly explains why the eli
matte conditions are so conducive to- crop
production, as it is a well known fact on
the Pacific slope that latitude or altitude
have comparatively little to do with the
climatic conditions. hut that the topography
of the country has practically all to do
with 1t.
We can see snow from Twin Falls any
day In the year and oftentimes in the early
spring, while IL Is raining here, II may be
showing on the foothills, and I think that
Mr.. Powell must have looked out OF the
car window and saw snow in the distance,
and, like the Canada mule that was aiken
into Missouri where a popcorn crib was
Attire. and as the corn began to fly around,
thinking it was a Dakota blizzard, he laid
down and died.
We wish to thank The Omaha Bee for it's
courtesies and the good people of that sec
tion Of Nebraska for their generous sup
port to the Twin Falls tract. We can say
10 all newcomers. and assure them, that
they can all find health and wealth In
sunny Idaho. It is a common saying on
the tract that every one makes money here.
Thanking you for the opportunity to re-
flute the charges and unjust statements. no
doubt made ignorantly by one who should
have known better. We remain, very truly
yours, ALEX MCPHERSON.
Agricultural Department, Director Expert
mental Stations Twin Falls Salmon River
Land and Water Company and Twin Falls
North Side Land and Water Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

the wind reached anything like a gale"
With regard to tying the fruit on the
trees: Fruit has been grown on the Twin
Falls tract under small irrigating bitches,
which are now covered by the Twin Falls
Land and Water company's bitches, for
upward of thirty years, and to my GER
tain knowledge during fourteen years of
that time there have been but two partial
failures. For seventeen years l was state
horticulture Inspector and was perfectly
cognizant Of fruit conditions over tn,
state.
Next. the crop of alfalfa he says truly
is bountiful, but il ever any alfalfa sold
on the Twin Falls tract for s. per ton /
do not know of il. On the contrary, /
have seen alfalfa fields sold for $50 per
acre for the crop and the buyer harvested
the crop. l personally sold a great many
cars of hay for settlers here and never
got less than 81 and from that up to $3.50
per ton baled I. o. b. win Falls, and at
present have inquiries for thousands of
tons for next year az the above prices.
Potatoes have never sold on this tract
for less than SOC per 100 i'm carload lots
and from that to s. per 100. A great many
of our potatoes were shipped to Omaha
last year and brought us handsome returns
! even wien solO on commission.
We have never had a surplus Of products
SO far in this section of the country and
the farmers really nave a guarantee OF
good prices for at least five years to come,
The Twin Falls North Side will begin
operation and farming next year. All OF
the seed and the feed will have to be fur
nisned by the original Twin Falls tract
The next year the Salmon Rieer trae
I comes I'm and hey will have TO be taker
care Of in the same way. and the year
following Bliss and Bruneau and possibly
$4,000 acres located just west Of the
Salmon River tract, and will necessarily
depend upon the Twin Falls tract foI
everything that they need for at least on,
year and possibly for two.
This. coupled with the Immense amount
Of development work going on, such az
trolley tines, bitches. railway building anC
other things, pTeCludes the idea 81 Low
prices for at least three to five years. thui
giving the farmer assurance of a markeI
at his door for practically all that he car
raise.
To one u~nacquainted with this country
he cannot realize the climatic conditions
/ quote from the weather bureau report OF
Twin Falls TO show you the temperature
at the time that Mr.. Powell said there
we're eight inches OF snow. While we do
not deny that snow fell. yet Il melted a.
fast as Il cams down.. making It rathel
disaEreeable under foot. In March OF THU
year the lowest temperature wa II abov'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
TWIN FALLS AND ITS CROPS
Resident Of Idaho Resents Omaha
Mans Criticism.
CLIMATE GOOD AND SOIL FERTILE
some Actual Experiences as Related
by n Man who IL In Position
20 know AbOut the
Facts.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, July A-To the
Editor of The Bee: Your letter to Mr.. /.
b. Perrine has been referred to me for
answer. with regard TO the article re-
Ierred to in your issue of June Z, supposed
20 be the words Of George b. Powell, chief
Inspector of the Omaha Grain exchange,
we have this to say;
While we do not hold the people Of
Omaha or that section Of the country re-
sponsible for the utterances enuuciated by
him, yet W. believe that this section Of
the country has been maligned because
OF it.
Not wishing to take up very much of
your space. l would like TO set forth a
few facts which will throw some light on
the mistaken u%tterances of the above
named gentleman.
First-He is reported as saying the Wind
blows necessarily. and if they ever plantee
orchards in this section of the country
they would have TO tie the fruit on with
wires"
secondly-'Crop OF alfalfa Is bounuful,
but is selling at this time at 81 per ton
and baled at 81. Potatoes are selling a,
IS cents a sack Of 100 pounds" And that
there was eight inches Of snow on the
north side at the time he was here
June -
With regard TO the first statement. l
win quote you from the report of the eN-
pertinent station here al Twin Fails:
with regard to wind movements during
the years 1905, 1903 and lsOf-in 1905 We had
twenty-one Of what we call windy days;
that is, where the wind was disagreesbie.
Five days Of that from two to four hours
the wind blew almost a gale. but never
doing any damage. In 1876 we had TWEEN
ty-seven days that were Windy, four days
where the wind blew quite hard. The
days of windstorm were June II. three
hours; July Is. four hours; August 10. three
hours; November i6, six hours. In 1901
thirteen days were chronieled, but only
three Of those days during an o or 50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

msnded and we're given. IN = manner so
fearless and thorough as TO stand alone
and unique as a record Of party fidelity, It
being the only case in any state where
every pledge. made to the people before
election. was conscientiously carried out
and a party platform written bodily upon
the statute books.
Republican, VIII via.
/ am not afraid to forecast the result OF
the November election in Nebraska and
the nation. The people Of this country be
lieve in the solid rock of republican per
Torrance, and have no faith in the shift
ing sands of democratic promises. The
American people will adopt the plan OF the
man whose mother-in-law had been, on
several prior occasions reported dead. In
each case she had been resuscitated and
had emerged from what proved TO be only
a trance. Afterwards, while away from
home. the man received the following tel-
egram from the undertaken; Your mother
in-law is dead. Shall we embalm, cremate
or bury" His answer was prompt and to
the point. 1t read: 'Embalm, cremate and
bury. Take no chances"
Candidate Bryan was embalmed in 1895
he was cremated in 1900, and in November,
1908, the American people will bury him
deep and take no chances.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Policemen Garry Alarm CLOCKS.

A resident Of the southern part Of West
Philadelphia, who was walking along Fifty
second street about 4 o'clock the other
morning. was startled by the ringing OF a
bell. II sounded just like an alarm clock,
but u seemed to come from the porch In
porch was hidden by vines. and the early
pedestrian could not see what was going
on behind them. AS he got farther down
the street. however. he looked back and
observed two policemen descending from
the porch. brushing off their uniforms. One
Of them carried the alarm clock, and both
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

from deep slumber. In explaining to his
friends the West Philadelphia said: Il al
Ways knew that cops snoozed on night
duty. hut that's the first time l ever heard
OF them using alarm clocks 70 wake them
so they can go 70 the police slreet ooA
and report into the station at the proper
hnnr n-Phlladelphia Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
CrneI Mistake

Is to neglect a cold OF cough. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption. Ec and 500 Beaton Drug
CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Sale Starts
Monday
Morning

Our Semi-Annual Clearing Sale starts
tomorrow morning. Mems Pants,
worth $500, now $1.45. soc blue or
pink Underwear, csc. Mems Summer
Suits that sold as high as $3.50 re-
duced to $500. Mems zoe Hose now
only &c. Mems Shirts, worth $1.25,
sale price, 4Sc. Mems S1.25 Union
Suits, &C. 25c fancy Handkerchief,
sale price, &c. Mems fine Pants. worth
$500, sale price $2.45. Boys Over
alls, age 8 to s, sale price 15c. Boys
good black Hose, &c. Boys good
Shirts, sec. Boys elastic web Sus-
penders. DC. Mems fancy Vests, worth
up to $3.50, sale price 95c, Boys
Knee Pants. worth soc, for 25c. Mems
$500 Soft Shirts, with collar attached
and necktie to match, CSC. and humid
reds of other articles such as a mar
or boy is in need of-all in proportion
to the above cut prices. Don't fail to
investigate before paying more money
elsewhere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

Eoo Sfolen gaar aft iii lin iepne,
gcOe Sang. 0feO Oenne Meloing
foar nIan n9ies 0eune Sang.
8i bar m9rfet life iaa liDt
til Bitten ON 2anO oerpppe / g..
Gofota. Get er fife alene Sc lange
Scrl6anetog berigennem ser un0er=
ti6en er 2 til 3 elmer foriinfeoe;
gEen ogiaa ber ira 8pen bar Ell 6el
Sfare pGret benne at re9iItrere for
IN G6once. Slon0t 0onifa fan npp-
Des @ii5 9(rna Sorgenien, MiiS
Gnren 0torie Seniell, MeSirs. Sans
Sfou 9};eIien, G6r. 9}ieIien, Martin
&ertelien, 2oui5 @}pller.
- @or @og6inOer, SIR. u. g. Nicl-
fem, JON bar nr6cj0et Der / Torret=
uingen en- Dolp Sne5 Nar, ff Sin=
Be at forlo0e o3 forle0en Dag. Sar
er me0 Sonlilie reiit til Norfolf,
Re6r., 6por ban nof boz lt0iigter
til at flln11e fortiene mere ems Der.
&eter Com hi io bar ioo pant til at
foG0e bam) bar or6eioet trofoIt Der
j Be mango Ior, og BET er ligeIom
Der mangler noget, mi ban er borte.
r0aniferen" 6nIfer bom neo Sami-
ltc Ell rigtig IpffeIig Sremtio.
-'0}artin Sobnion fra y6remont
Batter" bar leiet en- so Mcres Sorm
emtrent miOtbei8 meIle1n ber oq
Gcnnor0, % bans @ro6er G0. SSo6n=
In bar leiet 40 g(cres mes 8oliq
9aa peO Sioen al. Sc agter at lint
T. 0eru0 iii Soraar.
gfr. EouG &eterie1 bar lejet
aOntor Ifrao5 ober for 9. 9. 6. s. ga
agter at be9pnOe @eol Gitote 6or-
refining ser / n9i tie Waane0.
Mr. %o6erts bar iolqt fin @u-
strforretning til Ell of 6iert Srg-
creme. 9tobertS fltnoe life lto6ol0e
Gormen foron Spnen. Gen fog for
3oor0t puo bans Zine. Selbreoet
EIep ga fo%retrltffet for ban ret qOoe
Screening.
Gen forite me Mois er fommen
ii gper. 9riien er til at 6egpnoe
raeo SOC pr. 8u. a 50 Tutn6 (eors).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Haciftc Srebs' Marsmb6e.

8acific &re0s at Sen ~foreneoe
banife eD.=lutb. Strife afboloer, bill
Guo, tit Iarsmp0e / ySor Sreliers"
Wenigbeo Sernoale, Sal. i 9agene
ira lib. Noob.
@mner til 0r6fteIe:
l. ~Sfriftens 2ere ON Srelie."
II. &om. 6, %.
III. n8or Sitting til set engelfe
5prog / set firfelige Mrbeioe Der
paa &piten."
@enigbeoerne beoes erinore at
ienoe 9elegater.
@ub pelitgne Me0etl
u. s. SEMEN, &rebsf.
~Gor 5reliers" Menigbeo, Sern.
sole, Sal. inobp0er berpeo bierteIig
til &reOsm6oe. 9eltagerne bebes
meloe fig til en- al unoertegne6e Delft
5. Nop.
81. 8. SEMEN,
Sernoale, Sal.
Sbbannes San en-,
6ernoale, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
ea. fiji MI ubgabe at 8iblss
| 2ommefOrmat meb
l0tinife Sbper.

Bi gnIfer at benlebe Opmert'
ombeben paa en- n1 uo9ape al
aiblen / COMMENCEMENT meo latin Re
lsper, StgrrelIe SKI CONNER D9
~ 9Dmme tpt, trptt paa fint Bas
pir meb mango beliibige Suuitra'
hDner gDot ubfgrt. Oct 9amle Ie'
famenfe er efter ben ny Operlet'
flie. 8inbet er me9et imagFuIot
neo SDriiring O9 @ulotrpt, 2eoer'
Doerfolbsbino meo q runoeoe 9lgr+
ger os lisner en- fin sngelit Btbel
Biblen er neb @ulblnit, runbe
bigrner Os tpbelis 9rpt. Den e.
GRroeles pasienoe iom en- @ane til
RDnfrmanper. Der er gDo Ylaoa
Ill at paatrptfe @aun | Cub. Bib
asa er meget biGi9, oa ben lel9ea
fpr $1.75. Waon l0c etstra. por'
iDfrit tilierot.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Nge Sgger
ira &irfelig Screening for ben inora
MisiiDn / 0anmarf.
@pe gbger

Someg Chalmers, fSot 4. auguit
1871, ogo s. April 1901. III
SIR. Sonien. en- moOerne Wn-
tyr. 80 Sioer / Smilag. Sris
10c.
Seirenoe ltngoom. af 8obert 6,
Spur. Autoriieret Operiattelie
at &aren GeOer. Slab. 8. 81.
ITO 6ioer / flint Smilag Acc.
timber Sfper og Stierner. &eligi-
pie 0igte al Nifolai 8egb. 112
Si6er. Stint 8apir og Omilag.
8ris 6Oc.
Sender 6u 2onoet. 9iueber fra
BET forietteoe 2ano til Sorfloring
of BEN beaige 5frift. af 2l1opig
S6meler, Breit / Bethlehem.
3bie forggeoe l1ogape. Soeriat
Of $. 81. .. 1854 5ioer. S
OmIlog $500, inob. 1920.
St sit oanoelige 2ip / Spgang
eaer @eogang. Breoifen peo
ben inore Misiions CONNER.
mboe /. SogIep Sen 25. sunni
1907. @f Sreoerif 3eutben.
t6 Si6er / Smilag. Bris Zoe.
aortfattet Speriigt oper &omer-
brepets Snobolo og oanoelige
gpgnine. SiI SieIp for gibel-
leiere, peo Sibeliamtaler, for
S6iifoIer, Seminarier o. I. gec
6. Observation-Disclosures Sogne.
preit, 5eminarieforitanoer. Bris
1Oc.
&ropit Deidmonn. @ogIe Minoe-
blaoe ON en- trofoit og ielpfor-
nagtenoe Siener / Serrens Sus.
Geo 6. Observation-Disclosures, meb
gileOe, ! SmiGag. Bris t5c.
Sra 2ufaf og aobpt. Gre girfe-
IigbeosbiIeber af anor. &orte,l-
len, norf Ssmonbspreit. "A
St0er / SmiIag. 8ris 1Oc.
San CAB BAN til bans Mooar.
Breoifen bolot / 5onft @noreos-
&irfen poa &. s. Il. W.'s 80
aars StifteIies6as uf Slfert &i-
coro. IS 5ioer / Smilog. Bris
TO-
9an. 2ntb. Gnbl. Sunie,
8Inir. Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

81 uanifelige &roblcmcr. Spm=
me WtGl1o er frilfe, men fan fife
finoe Ar6eiOe; onore bar @rbeioe,
men fan life uofpre oct, foroi be
e. ipge. 9egge SilfGloe er femme
1of, men iiOitnGonte er BOG set
rnrlte. So6n aromer ifriper fra
Gbomois, 800: Seq bar fpg /
fire 9(ar og ltopgtig til at arbeioe,
men Or. &eters <rifo gergao mia
&elbrcOet. Seq err MI friif og intet
Arbeioe forefommer mig for lpert."
Gr BET fife berligt at funne iige
(ette? SlliinOer bar fun6et Sel6reo
ng &r9fter / Or. &eters &l1rifo.
6oaes fife paa Slpotbefet, men bos
ipecieIt o~niatte 4genter. Sfrip til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
&rcbsmpbc.

Nortb 9afota &reos boloer, ON
@uO bill lit 9(arsmp0e / Srinitatis
Meniggeo DeO aenmare, g. 9af. fra
5.-S. Nop. gla6ningSgu0stieneIte
Sorsoag 6ormi0. &G. 1912.
gmner til 9r6fteIfe:
|. interchangeable og &eIlige-
relien / oeres ~inobproes Sorbolb.
ii. Saler life ilOe ON bperanbre,
8rSOre Sof. A, II.
@mnet beo Yreltemgbet Sns0ag
eft. &l. 3:
Ereiten biemme.
Sgnoag SIT. ungoomsmeoe.
8. sc. Beter}en,
&reOsfprmano.
Srinitotis Wenig. inobpoer berbeo
til obennebnte &reosmS0e. 2ab os
heoe ON ct belfignet Wgoe.
Melo eoers &omme til unoerteg-
nebe f6r 1. gtob.
Eaa Wenigbe6en 8egne,
Niels 9amffob
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

tie, eIife % forbade os poa @no.
Miaatte Gogen fife pure fern, Oo
bette iferl
&pinOcforentngen nfbolOt NnrS~
m9Oe hos =. Nnferiens Ben 8. Sept.
On net file Sum bar inofommen /
&oretS Sob. St6riteparten ltooel-
tes iii Samfunocts Mi5iioner og
anOen &irflonlbeo. Mrs. SperIen
GenDoGgtes til &asierer for Staple
&oIlep. @}rs. 4. Gbriitelien for
aeQep 9roof, @rS. 5. .. Slipper
Ill Nruii0cnt.
Mrs. So6n Sobnien fra &elep
Groof er / 9ciog / 0anrarf / oen-
ne Sio. &oItor 0lien meo 5amilie
cgter at rejie Ell Sltr til &anias | en-
nUr 0cemtiO.
vi bup0e ct fGrfomment Sel6g
un0er Wislion5mooct al Wrs. Sent
len ira Megolune, Taitor Sliens
alr0en @irfiombeo. Ser bar enfelte
ira 9tep 0enmarf, isis, ia ielp
en- GIf 0orner, Sa., bopOe forpiloet
ia berop. Meo @ilien til r9anife-
rem" % 0ens 2Giere flyer ri 6arpel
for Oelne Sang. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
TetenotgprelIer.
Sarm til Sala.

8au GrunO al Spagbeo biz lea
i9lge min 6arm paa rs Mcres meo
80 4cres UNDER SloO. Sen ligqer
miOt / BET Oanife Settlement 0an-
nepung beO @urrens, @onroe Gour-
tp, isis. &irfen ligger Gige oe6
6armer, % Ser er GRADUATED"
5foIe nar pes. SOB fan ife poo
rimelige Setingelier me0 eaer uoelr
9IoISreOifo6er og 8eiatning. Mon
bcnpenOer fig til Gbos. q. 9et5oIo
efter opennGOnte 9loresle e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Sireftipnsmpoc.

DIN @llo bill, boloer 9ireftionen
for Goniib Sutb. Bubl. Souie Hs-
&c / gloir 5. 3. og 4. Nop. Sbis
liogen bar 5oger unguoeroe 9ubl.
t0ouie, Iom Be enifer forbnnolet al
Gireftionen, Oa beOes iaabanne bore
mig / @en0e ieneIt 5. 81. Sftober.
9Grbeoigit
81. g, @%eismonn,
668 Snco Ctr, 9enber, Colo.
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kobenhavn og Omegn
- BILLEDER.---

Dette er Titlen paa e. ny Samling at
fine Billeder fra Danmarks Hovedstad.
udkommen paa Wilhelm Trydes kust-
forlag i Ksbenhavn.
I%ndeholder 81 store Billeder at NEST
bekendte Strsg i Kebenhavn og Omegn
deriblandt Diet nye Radius, Marmor-
kirken, Vor Frue Kirke, Vor Flelsers
Kirke, Engelske Kirke, Rosenberg, Ere
densborg, Bsrsen, Parti af Dyrehayen,
Reden, Amalienborg, Drowning Louises
Bro. Skodsborg, Roskilde Domkirke of.
Allie B:llederne er flint udferte og godt
reproducerede. bet er en- fin Samling at
have. Den faas for 45c. Firm. modt.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
yOaniferen."
GreOog Sen Is. Sftu6er 1908.
8uOstieneiter.

CLAIR: SpnOag SIN. 81. 1890
aften ST.. 7.3O. Spnoagslfole
Norgen ST. 9.15.
@Qe belfomneI
q. Fl. ScbuIt5.
argo: ct. Sobannes Meniq-
BEDS Strife = @uostieneit tie ferlte
SenOag / bper Nfaatteo SIN. ST.
1890.
AQe oelfomne!
g. 6. griffen.
&ennar0: @uostieneIte 1. og
3 Sgn6ag / bper Maane0 SIN. &l.
II. SGn0agslfoIe bper S6noag SIN.
al. 10.
IQe pelfomne!
q. 90. @n0erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Gn fife SnOiigclic.

81 bar oiit oue meget glade beo
at lGie Sen &eiieifil0rinq af Mr.
q. 8. MiQer, Salmoltt5, Maine.
Saa0anne Sfiloringer er almi1tOelig
CODE og belfomne / nGniferen".
Ser par bog nogle ber, iom fife
ipntes ON Woo0en, q. 6. WfiQer be-
bonOler % pua Der peo 9luoubonL
noor BON ifriper pnt Set meget
iorhiIfe GODS, 6olf it0oer inoe meb,
oG iuo giuer Set llOieenOe al, at Sc
giDer ioo fnopt til @errenS Gag.
Seq iDnes ogina, at 0erne Mel1ing
r0r ifruet nDget bit op. N1en ri
Iill0e 10 optnqe alt / beoite Meninq
% Ioa Ct BET 10 o9ioa nutligt, at
zen fore Man0 Ielp bar t9nft bag
efter, at ban er fommen tentmelig
pherIig. (Seg ieIb bar erfaret at
nton fon ppre nGrbeO at lpDtte fig
ielp | Nniigtet ober l16trpf og an0et
inn man befluger, og iom fumoe
hnpe beret onoerIeoes). 5 iaa sSaIG.
meo Mr. Mi1er ct Set let tilgipet.
81 Dor en- goo apG / Ior, Serren
rnre taffetl Wen hi bnr& Joq
pgiaa for fife iaa lenge iioen baft
6 Nor, boor Straightforward fog BET
nleite, og OerpeO bar flere forget
oeres @el6. Scr. Wiaer bar nof
fife beret inoe paa Gourtbuiet og
let, at Ell Wano ifpf0er $4,000,
Ct. onOen nogle Suiinoer flere.
@an far bel beller fife taget /
Netrngtning, at hi er life meqet
mere emo Ell 9tp6pggerfoloni e1r0nu,
Ell Slags Islam=&oIont til Set
pprinbelige eff @orn Excitement
meO Set ufeOe" &eIt oerfor liggelt=
sc r%&o6en6non", bpor set fife bGrer
til Sjpl0enhcOerne, at Ell ria 7dr=
mer fommer biem ira Chicago meh
ct Gar SuiinOe Collars euer mere
for Stltbe. ga, bpis Scr. MiQer
mener ina0anne, laa 6ebpper ban fife
at beoe ON l1n0Ifploning; tbi iaa
for ban gonife Het. Men lom Still
lfngen fer er, bpor en- Del ligelom
gaar pan &anteu al @rGttet, lao
fon set pit life liges, OfferpiQigbe-
Sen er laa belt 0aurlig. gnfelte bar
Dog giDet baaoe babe og 6ele SUM-
breoe Collars til Strife, ErpIte6o-
liq og Samfun0sgplO og nogle en-
6ierDeoel AT &unoreoe 0oa. til
Sluttelig - rnooife Differ er al
iamme Wening iom 8aft. 8. 8eter=
len, Chicago, noar ban bar iagt, at
ror Sio er ingen Wisfionstio. Sq
meo bette for gle mao 81 fige, at
Set, pi CDR ug bur giort, er intet
eller finn tibet. Spis hi 6o rigtig biz
gipe os fen, 0a moa hi ofre aref=
ter, Si0 og &enge og alt paa Ser
rens SITTER. S bette ii0fte ifal Scr.
bope belt &et.
Chr. SEMEN,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Curing, @is.

Sbe hummer tre$ies Of tie trees
are gone,
Gbe MOODS Of autumn ali around
orr oule
@upe pit their glorp OH.
C8rDant.)
ga, set er mi life lengere iioen
enc / 6orni0oags, at ieg bprte en-
urtolc gnlfet ON liOt 9peIie / Brit
gen al n%encil atO 9rulb" blot
for at fllnlle gengipe OH enO nof
iua iattigt noget al SfopenS 8ragt.
Gen parer finn Iaa fort, men lige
MI er Set ct Spn til at gore ems
&ierte GLAD. 81 bar Oilers baft
Dor &art al StopbrunOe, og / Sc
iioite Gage bar set blGlt op tgen,
bpor &egnen life fit belt iIuffet
ben for TO Tiger li0en. Suring
.rnr ligc paa Nippet til at brGnoe.
Ger o~rbej0e0es Gag og Scat mes
Sprpite, men iaa fom Scr Ell bel
iignet Negn, og 6olf fit Sop at bDi=
lc, mems Ben gioroe Irbeioet. gn
Gel &9rOier er Der guaet tabt, men
Gpot bar set 10 ogiaa giort, i0et
Set megat operbuggeOe SfoDlonO MI
er bleben iaa meget Iettere at rpo0e,
og set ct, bbaO 0e feite birfelige
Gettlere snifer Der, at faa Sfoberl
rg Stu6ber1e pGf, iod Sc fan foa
&lopen ! Sang.
Ser er ellers life giort ret me-
set @Goining / gfteraoret poo @rlnt0
a. Sprfen. Srlfferroer fragteS /
hisie Gage ira Suring. 9e giper
ira ii til femten Cons pr. Ncre.
&nrtofler ct til Gels in0bgIteDe.
&gurfe SnOiomli1gcn er forIengit
til Gn0c og gop ioo bit iom 95-
100 0ollor5 per 9(cre, men mango
bleu trUtte al at Iomle for 5i0en og
loO Dem incomes.
81 boDOc ino imoot 0elltet at lie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia ri Ice
tie, at Gcn Dor anfomncn til Dor
Stat. N}en Sen er nof gaaet Dor
Scr forbi. &il0e Set fife bore ben
|iigt5mGsiigt at onbefoIc bore 81
folt at ipge til sc uIlere0e pi0t nof
ipreOte SettIementer?
Wotge al oem trGnger til 9or=
Iterfning, al &irfefolf iipr. Sg
er Der intet frit 2on6, ioa er Ser
improvements, iom Ser ifal ar
heioes for og betoles for at Settle
rem, bber @ong Ell np aoIoni an
legges. Ser er SLABS for mango
mango flere al bore 2~anosmeno /
Sc ollereOe itifteoe &olonier.
Noget ier0eles Npt fra bort fir
felige Irbei0e bar ieg fife at mes
belle. Sort @isIionsm60e, ion al
bolOtes ii0It / 9(ltgrit, bar oQereoe
pGret ontalt / uGaniferen". @i CT
ioa pi0t ipreOte, % &irfen ligqer
ligeiom ion enlomt ibIon0t os, men
flt1Oe oct ife, at pi fom til at flute
ps nGrmere inmnen ON Girfen, Dor
bnnif ep.=Gut6. Strife, oers Nrbej0c,
oens Sremgnng, ga bleb fer 6pg-
geligt at bore. Wen Siosoanoen
meo lit bort fra &riit11s" far og=
Iaa Der lo0et lit foIoe &uIt fele og
aan6et &nloe / Sinoene. 9og, ct
Giniebeir fan fomme, for hi berter
BET, og gnOe lin &GrGig6eos SIS /
S1erterne, ina hi bliper iamGeoe ON
Gette enc: ober ale Sing at frog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Mtsitonsmpoc

afhol0eS / @ompton, @e6r., ira &c.
til Is. Sftober. &enuer ira npr
eaer fern, iom 6nifer at geIte os
/ Be 9age, beOes meIoe Zig til ult=
h~ertegne0e / goo Sio.
Toa SmmunlleGs Mbg's @egne.
6. 6. &Iotb Street,.
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