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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
BEAVER DAM.

Mrs. John Davis is again able to
be mp.
Quite a large acreage of oats has
been put in. Farmers are hoping
that the green bug will not pay us
his promised call.
Thanks TO the incubator, spring
fries will soon be on the bill of
fare.
One of our best posted stock
dealers said the other day that
cattle would go considerably higher
within the next few months. II
they do not he says there is nothing
in the law Of supply and demand.
A II. Dicus sold n car Of corn
to VIM. Pollock for 50c bushel
James Sims has purchased new
gang plow, and says he il in the
swim to cultivate $50 acres of corn
this year.
Mr.. ShykOckett, our blacksmith,
has moved to Centralia. This is q
fine location for a blacksmith, and
good workman could find employ.
ment the year around.
Herbert and Albert Price have
sold their fat hogs for &c.
Mrs. Leslie Ford is with her sicl
mother in Mexico.
Green Cant is buying hogs t.
ship this week. Mr.. Cant is a lib.
eral buyer and and a good Judge o.
stock.
Beaver Dam Valley is the grea
poultry district of the county. Blu
we can't stretch the oldstyle mesl
poultry netting without losing on
standing with the Lord. Get tn
stuff tight at the bottom and il will
sag at the top. It's enough {,
make a preacher -. You see
know-have tried it.
The editor advocates our drag
ing the roads. Can we afford :
do it, and mt the same time pa,
tax for repairing roadsi Yes, w
can afford it. We are in favor @
donating a little work and if ever
farmer would do the same goo
|, roads would not be long coming.
Our annual school meeting Wi
soon be here. Don't fail to attend
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
NORTH LIBERTY

Liberty Sunday school was or.
ganized March 30 to meet at 3 p.
m. Officers elected as follows:
Noble Barnes, Supt.; Mrs. II. p.
Warden, Organist and assistant
Supt.; Henry Kunkel. treasurer;
Miss La Refine Warden. secretary;
Miss Ruth Younger aud Ira Kun
KEEL, librarians. Teachers moi
elected as there was only a small
attendance; about 40 present. All
are cordially invited to attend and
help make our Sunday school q
success.
Misses Ruth and Minnie Young.
err were guests of Misses Aman
da and Ruth Stonemenis.
Miss Annie Sims returned t
Columbia Sunday after a pleasan
visit with homefolks.
John Lockridge and family Wis
tied John Kessler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. James en-
tertained Mr.. Willie Jordan ant
wife Of Mexico and Mr.. Clyd
Owings, Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. w. Niles o
Mexico were the guests of Mrs
Fannie Roberts Sunday.
Mrs. Levi Jones aud daughter
Miss Virginia, and |. NJ. Robert
and wife called on John Morri
and wife Sunday.
Cole Edwards aud wife visite,
his fathers family Sunday.
Miss Ella May Watts has return
ed home from st. Louis where sh,
spent a month visiting RELATIVES
and friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
CANT

Some have planted potatoes.
Our Blacksmith shop is in Oper.
alton. MIR. Schall is fine young
man. Bring him your work aud
he will treat you right.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty is having
some repair work done on her
house.
william Hape has been suffer
ing with neuralgia Tor the last two
weeks.
At the n. w. A. OF Cant camp
w. 81. Wilmot and j. w. Broad.
dus were elected delegates to the
Audrain Co. Camp to be held at
Mexico April LIST.
j. h. Dualap has moved his
sawmill to the Mathews farm aud
win begin saving ia a few days.
j. n Jerman, Of the east part
OF the county. was called to our
neighb0rhood by the death Of bis
slater last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

We had a big hailstorm here
last Friday night. A great deal
of lightning aud thunder, rain and
hard wind. Now we are afraid
the freeze and colder weather kill.
ed the fruit.
Mrs. Jim Smith is on the sick
list. but some better now. Her
sister. Mrs. Will Dempsey of near
Cant, is spending a few days with
her.
Rev. w. d. Pulls supplied thu
pulpit at Laplata last Sunday.
Uncle Joe Shock has gone "a
Centralia to reside with his son.iu
law, w. T. Cleston.
School closed Friday and Mis-
Anna Marshsll goes to begin Z
Spring term the second Monday 10
April at hurry 10 Boone Co. Mis-
Anna was certainly in luck. sh,
was the thirteenth applicant anI
was the lucky enc.
Mr.. will Riggs aud Miss AlmI
Smith Of Cant were married las
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Jarman died the 25tI
and was buried at Sslt Rive
church. She had. been IN 70
some time. We extend sympath.
10 the bereaved parents.
b. r. Pulls aud wife visite.
their son. Eliza Pulls. near Stur
geon last week.
v. T. Cox sold bis hogs to Ton
Hodge at cents, to be dslyeFel
the middle Of April. He also solI
a bunch Of cattle 10 Sam Craig
head.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
Married Tuesday.

/ MIR. A. N. Snyder Of Santa Fe
and Miss Pearl Shields of Decatur,
Iowa. were married Tuesday after.
noon OF this week in Mexico, al
the home Of the officiating minis.
ter. Rev. II. /. Cobb.
They will reside on the old Sny.
der homestead, just southeast Of
Santa Fe. The..groomis q brother Of
F.W. Snyder. who conducts a meal
market at Santa Fe. aud Is az
uncle also Of Pritchett Hume with
Phillips Bros. Of tins city.
We wish him and his bride hap
pincss and prosperity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
REAN GREER.

Joe Klotz OF Ill. was the guest
Of his brother Henry Klotz last
week.
Mrs. Annie Martien and j. w.
Ellington visited @. Il. Martien
and wife near Tulip the latter part
of last week. Mrs. Martien will
spend a week or two.
Dave Tompson has his new
phone in. Girls get your receiv-
ers ready.
j. w. Ellington bought q stack
of hay from Ray Mudd at @l7.
w. e. Byars bought two sowl
of James Webb at S12H a piece,
Z. T. Byars bought q SOW and
Z pigs from j. b. Python at so,
Mrs. Augusta KlotE has 36 henl
a setting. Oh my wont We eal
fried chickens this summer.
Ed Eubanks Is raising money Il
put new fence around The Eu'
banks grave yard.
Remember there will be preach
ing at Gilead next Sunday, April
5.
William Sehutlie Il putting la .
new phone in his house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
BEREA.

Mrs. Chas. Showers and Miss
Nellie Roberts visited friends near
Mexico recently.
We extend congratulations ia
Leb Dye and Miss Young, who
were married ut Mexico last
week.
Mrs. Fannie Peak-Dye died sud
denly Sunday evening at 6 O'Clock,
The remains were laid to rest in
the family burying ground at hel
old home Monday evening.
Will Cawthorn is suffering with
rheumatism.
Misses Gertie and GOldie Bybet
spent Sunday night with their sis
ter, Mrs. Jung, of Mexico.
Little Georgia Roberts enter
tanned a number of her small
friends March %, in honor of heI
sixth birthday.
Jim Greed will erect O residence
this summer or fall on the land h
purchased some time ago from J
P. Duncan.
w. w. Mundy is preparing tC
erect a large barn.
j. c. Miller purchased COW anC
a calf recently from John F. Barn
ably for $40 so.
j. NJ. Richardson sold some ia
hogs at 41ac to be delivered il
April.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
PRAIRIE LEA.

Charley Skinner lost a horse.
Jess Holloway is baling hay.
While Joe, the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Ray. was playing
with his dog Saturday, he fell and
broke his collar bone.
The pupils Of Prairie Lea made
up a purse of $40 and gave it to
John Griffin to buy a horse with,
Il. +. Shay taught a good term
Of school in Prairie Lea, and We
hope the school board will engage
him for the winter term.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
OAKLAND STOCK FARM

Farmers are getting ready for
corn planting.
Work on the electric line is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Carter school closed Friday with
an entertainment. The program
was we'll rendered by the pupils
showing that their teacher, Mis-
Ida Powell, had them well drilled
There was a good attendance o.
patrons aud friends. y
Miss Mary Quinlan visited a
Benton City.
Martin Quinlan spent Saturda!
and Sunday with his parents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
sKlMNHR


A large acreage Of oats sown
this season. Some of our farmers
are now busy breaking sod for
corn.
Whooping cough has been all
the 60 here for the pass month or
more.
Crit Berrey OF Centralia was
here Wednesday and Thursday last
week, the guest of his brother,
Taylor and family.
Miss Frances Whitley Of Mexico
High School visited her parents,
w. +. Whitley and wife, Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. Eta Blum left last We'd
nesday for. Kansas City, her old
home, for a weeks visit TO rela-
tives and friends.
Frank l.. Bruce and family of
Kansas City were here the past
week visiting relatives and seeing
to some business.
Mr.. Weaver of near Littleby
was here last Tuesday and visite d
with his son, Charley. Charley is
one Of our hustling merchants here.
T. Walter Holloway lost valu-
able mare last Friday from getting
chOked on dry oats.
Ezra Ward bought a good span
of mare mules of Cant Il COnsidine
week before last for 1925. Ezra
is spreading out, using two teams
Of his own this year.
| DIR. A. w. Travel, veterinarian
of Centralia, was out to see Ben
Hills horse, strained on Saturday
before by blowing. Horse is re-
lowering.
| We are glad to chronicle that
VIM. Frazier is slowly recoverin z
from his recent injuries. It will
be remembered Mr.. F. got badly
mashed and used up by one Of those
long cared quadrupeds, mule,
about three weeks ago.
James L. johnson is erecting a
; large barn on his 800 acre farm
q few miles northwest OF here.
Sunday school was organized at
Bethlehem. The first regular
meeting will be the first Sunday
in April, at 10 a. m.
Young Patrick, who sustained a
broken limb two mouths ago by
getting his leg caught in q moving
wagon wheel, has not yet recover
ed entirely. being unable to 20
: about much with his crutches.
Dan Stuart moved to the White
place last week.
i The old Hans 40 acre farm il
for rent, we learn.
Here's extending sincerest sym
= pathy to w. II. Kennan's family
: on their loss of father and broth
er. Mr.. Kennan was most certain
4 ly q good man and liked by al
q who knew him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

Senator Bob LaFollette of Wis
consin charges the recent panic up
to j. Pierpont Morgan. Morgan
aud his crowd lay the blame on
Roosevelt. So far meme have laid
the blame on the Democrats. Just
the chickens come home TO roost.
that's all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The saving of criminal costs
will entirely offset the loss in rev.
enue gathered from the saloons.
Easily explain ed-the saloons are
the creatures that make most of
this cost
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

II you miss your copy OF the
MESSAGE this week-consideriug
of course that you are delinquent
it will be because Uncle Sam
has nut on the lid.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The Vandalia Mail says that G..
4. Davault, 'editOr of the Farber
Forum lis being urged by his friends
to enter the race as candidate
for the Legislature, and the Mail
further says-'he is able and
worthy
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

demanded. The train moved out
with Mr.. Bryan still speaking
while the crowd on the platform
shouted and cheered.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
RUSH HILL

Those from Rush Hill who at
tended the Schultz Miller wedding
were Il. A. Feutz and wife, Miss
Annie Neiderschutte, Miss Elda
Copman, Albert Davis and wife,
and Mrs Robert Walters and
daughter, Clara.
Fire is getting to be frequent
visitor to our city. Joe Norman's
drug store burned last Tuesday
night week ago at about 11:30
O'Clock. The loss was heavy as
nothing was saved. The hal
above was occupied by the ODD
Fellows, Modern WOodmen anG
Rebekah lodges. The parapher'
MALTA and furniture used by the
lodges were destroyed. as were thu
furniture and belongings Of Fonsi'
Hagan and family who used tn,
inside rooms of the store.
Bill Beckman is here from st
Louis. He and his wife will NOV
from the city and live with hi
mother on a farm north of here.
Mrs. l.. w. Roberts was GALES
to Kirksville Saturday TO accom-
pany her daughter, Miss Alva, whit
is sick to her home. Alva has at
tended the state normal school 70
seven months. but i'll health vii
not permit her to return.
Robert Reuch is visiting hi
sister, Mrs. John Maxwell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry

The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Co. last week filed a
mortgage with Recorder A. Il.
whitney of this county for $3.50,
600 TO secure q loan of that sum
for $50 twenty year 6 per cent
bonds the company has issued.
Does it not look to you more and
more like that electric railway ia
comingi Sure. no mistake about
it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

That was q great play, "Santi'
ago." given by the Missouri Mill
tary Academy pupils last week al
the opera house. The Military
boys generally get there in what.
ever they undertake.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The Farber Forum says: Reve-
nue. from saloon license means
double taxation; can't mean any.
thing else. What does Mexico
propose to do about iti
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The MESSAGE is authorized this
week to announce II. p. Middleton
a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri'
mary
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The fourth annual sale Of the
Missouri Horse Sale Co. will be
held in this city today. tomorrow
and Saturday. 1t will be largely
attended.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

Ola Duane, about % years OF
age. of Bloomington, ILL.,, formerly
a saloon keeper, got on a bigger
drank than usual it would seem
and came over to Missouri aud to
Mexico aud wandered out into the
Prairie Lea neighborhood and last
Sunday morning turned up ut the
home OF Joe Jones. He was en-
tirely beside himself and the
neighbors did not know whether
he was just simply drunk or crazy.
Sheriff Price johnson was tele'
phoued for and went out and
brought the man to town. he
came to himself in a day or two
and began to realize where be wal
at" The Sheriff bought him @
ticket aud sent him home Tuesday
There's some more criminal costs
for somebody on account Of booze
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The neighbors out in the vi
entity Of Cant want telephone con-
uection at Mexico with the mu-
tual line, giving them an outlet
east to Rush Hill. Benton City.
Martin sburg. Laddonia aud other
points over the county. They can
get it il the proper steps are taken.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The formal announcement OF T.
J. Kelso as a candidate for County
Assessor appears IN this issue OF
the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
r. J. KELSO

Wine is a mocker. strong drink
is ranging. aud whatsoever is de.
ceived thereby is not wise"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

5. p. Emmons Of this city, who
buys thousands of pounds Of wool
every year and ships to foreign
markets, hands us the following
letter he received recently from
Boston firm: "If you have any
influence with the farmers in your
district, we want il understood and
circulated that we shall not take
any fleeces il we find same tied with
slsal Irvine (binder twine), and in
taking up any wool in the future
we shall reserve the right to reject
all fleeces SO tied. This vegetable
matter gets into the tops, into The
yarn and into the goods. 1t is i'm
possible to get it out Of the goods,
and it leaves streaks and the goods
are spoiled and have to be sold al
seconds" So, woolgrowers, bC
warned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

Miss Armstrong, at the new
millinery store. Bragg Building,
South jefferson street, will have
her opening Friday and Saturday.
She has many pretty aud stylish
hats she would like for you to call
and see.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
For Sale.

A bargain for somebody; 2
jacks and q horsa. Address J q.
Heage. IsadAgnla. Mo-.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The death of no man in recent
years has been mourned more uni
versally in Mexico aud Audrain
county than the passing away last
week Of the Hon. w. Il. Kennan.
Scarcelya a person among us
but whom he had befriended
in some way. and that made many
warm attachments for him. de
was a high-minded Christian gen,
tleman. The loss Of a man OF
such character to the community,
the church and the State cannot be
estimated. He was great and
good. Let the on coming genera
tions profit by his example.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

w. j. Bryan passed thru Mexico
last Monday at noon over the Bur.
liugton on bis way 10 the Young
Mems Democratic Club gathering
held In Kansas City Monday night.
Scores OF admirers Of the great
Democratic leader greeted him at
the passenger station here aud
hundreds more would have been
there had they known Mr.. Bryan
was expected here at that time.
He began shaking hands with
friends. and Immediately a speech
was called for. He had only q few
moments before the train would
start. bat he began talking, saying
that be had been ia the Eastern
6iatss recently and the people there
IN many instances are turning
IRON the Republicans 20 the Dern0-
Gratis, Tor great reforms thai are
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
For SaIel

T@o male Poland China pigs,
sired BY Meddlsr's Pride. Fine
fellows. A bargain. Come and
them.
J. y. HoDaE. Rnah Hill. No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
For Sale

A good drug business in Mexico,
Mo. Failing health reason for
selling. Inquire at MESSAGE oliice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

Don't forget the meeting of the
Audrain County Horticultural and
Beekeepers Association at the Mex.
leo court house next Monday at
ternooa, at 2 o'clock. In this con.
ueetiOn, read an article ia the MES
SAGE this week on the benefits oi
Organization" by g. T. Tippin,
addressed to the fruit growers OF
Audrain county. IL You are in
terested in fruit growing. don't
miss the meeting next Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE MESSAGE Is authorized 10 announce
the following named candidates for the
various offices IN be- filed at the Demo
cratic primary:
FOR STATE SENATOR.
EUGENE w. STARK
OF Louisiana, Mo.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
c. y. CLARK
FOR SHERIFF
FRANK JAMES
J. II. WOOLERY
J. n. SMELSER
n, 4. MIDDLETON
NOD pnIsNTy AGGEggnR
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

We have some OF the best farm
lands in Audrain county for sale on
easy terms. LAKENAN & BARNES.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-02

The MESSAGE and Hicks Alma,
&C one year for 81 30.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28

@aoroerer, 6pis 9tapn ogiaa gi-
res ionl 9(Iio, blep S6noags 9(f-
teS fort til Colorado Springs for
al pnre / 5ifferbeO imoo @6beGenS
9foceri, men bon pil en- nnr
6remtio al 6emmeIigbeo bGipe
brogt til Genper for ser at lm0er-
fnTtes 9fetsfor6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Den pulitiife Sitnatipm @prtnsal.

Sra 2islobon nel0es 1noer
%. Os., at enten iii en- Repltblif
mart ffal afl6ie 0fonarfiet eIler
fife, iaa er set en- alminoelig W}e-
ming at man / Ell ner Srenltio
pil blipe GiOne til en- poloion po=
l1ttlf Scamp. Gen forbol0spiIe 90
liGen &ongenor0et er finn poo
6agge SiOer en- 6orbereoelie til Sen
foreItnuen0e &.
5Slere al Oe repollttionGre Yar=
tier agter at optre0e fpreneoe
oen foreItooenoe &olgfon1p, og Sc
iii fGmbe oobent for Soran0ring
at gegeringsform. 9lfilsringen al
Cen politiife &orrltption, l1noer=
holbningen of BEN itore Seer af
@m6eosmpn0 poa set offentligeS
Gefoltning og iier &ongefamiliens
bemmeGige Sorbrug al Solfets
Nfioler bar for 6elton0ig bersbet
SOlfet Silli0en til Monarfiet.
ltinteresiereoe nener oog, at set
portugeiiife Solf fife enonu er
mooent for 9fepltblif. 2an6et piloe
unOer en- Solferegering bIipe ct
9fop for ergerrtge 8olitifere,
ligeIom WeeQer1=9[merifu, oq
uoen Stabilitet.
ltnoer n9rperenoe Sn1Itenoie-
FeOer er Ben lrnge &onges &urs
farlig1 tOet ban bar logt Sronens
Sfebne | Sen0erne poa be TO
Gamle 4;artiers 2eoere.
Spao Ser ems lfer, lnener mon,
at Ser ingen frennte0 SSnterpen-
tion bill finoe Ste0 for at opret6oloe
Monarfiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
SeiIer gSilbelm er trGt,
q iier til Gen &orf II
for at refreere iig.

Berlin 26. 6e6r. - &eiler
@ilbelm pil forlaoe Berlin ben
q. 0tarts for at rejie til Den
&orflL bpor ban lin pragtfuloe,
npe @illa Der pil l6ge Opreisning
for oan Spile, ban life fit paa iin
Gnglanostogt | gfteraaret.
Gn balp-officiel Meooelelie,
frenlfonlnlen Sag, tilfenoegiper,
at &eileren rejier til &orfu olene
for at bpile 10. Get fra &onlton-
tinopel u0iprllngne Hpgte ON, at
Sultanen bill ienoe en- efstrooroi=
nGr Im6aSia06r til &orfu for at
treffe iannnen ma6 .&eiieren, maa
herfor anies iom grun0leit. Salt
mau aeiierens 5erietltr toges iont
geDiS paa oe freOeligIte ltofigter
ogioo for 0et urolige 2itens Gc0-
fpnnenoe.
Geiieren bill poa iin lt0flugt bl.
a. bIioe Ge0iaget al Trins SSlterIten-
berg, en- uf bans fortroligfte @en=
ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Gm Hem SpetMlattOm.
Den fif ct .tbelOigt llofalp.

Get uur en- Sfopbugger, Del
ifnlOe prepe i'm &pfte. Us. Soy
beO ban, og bans Siem er pso
Grantlin SunctioH W}o. @an be-
tenOte for 0lnftioRerer pac
Wiislouri Hacific 8anen / Gtrs-
rags giterlniOOags, at ban iioits
6reoag 9lften bauOe fiernet Ell
Stinne ira Sporet Is Wtil 9l;
for SeOolia. 0et bapoe til Sslge,
at ct 0ragttOg fra ct. 2ouis leb
al Sporet. Oette par life efter
Gors Ylan. San bapoe 1nent at
ltuae ltanOle ct Basiagertog og paa
en- fin WtauOe plpnore oct.
9a @or blep arreiteret og fsrt
til lllpftesiteoet, befenote ban og
iagoe, at ban tngen meoifploige
hopoe.
Cor fortalte pioere, at ban bopoe
faaet So6en ON at lsbe Soget af
Sporet peo iioIte Sommer at lele
/ ct &onios Gitp 8laO om Ell
Wtano,- iom bapOe opoaget en-
bruffen Sfinne, iuit f6reno ct ST.
tog ifulOe pasiere Steoet. W3anoen
flageOe Soget og reooeoe iaaleoes
manages 2ip. 9e tatnelnmelige
Easiagerer foretog en- SnOian1ling
til bom iaa MtonOen if en- fsn
Sum for lin eole 9aao. Sig
nenoe pilDe GOr bape giort. san
bopoe beregnet at itule floge
Eosiagertoget, men 6ragttoget tom
BET Sorfpbet og forrlpffeoe, oa
for Monoens Sfplo par..SS,,5AA SS,A ~ Set- e- ~.
iua guIt, nIeH oet ct tot 9elG5Ep 9e 5ps.o' Q
ligt meb llige Spefrlationer, bpor
ser ipiles meo Mennelfelip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Srano fur en- Gents SfplD.

Sra @rono Sslano, 9eebr., meo=
Geles, at Der / 2proags for en- Gents
SfplO 6lep foraoriaget SfaOe for
$1,000.
gn &pinOe, ion gioroe Snofpb
/ W2ortin 9rp @ooos Sos 8utif.
tobta ct aipntItpffe poa @ulpet, og
en- Glerf itrpg en- 5pritiffe for at
ie efter bet. Sloen fom for ner
roget got, iom laa UNDER 9iifen,
oe ct gjeblif Itoo set bele Slant
mer. Srun0an gioroe Sfaoe for
$1,000, fur BEN blep illtffet. &pin=
ben, Ser miIteOe Mpnten Ser bite
Jig at Dere en- &obbercent, bopoe
forloot gntiffen, fer Sen blep flnl=
set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Garl Glualo.
e anoen 0anif Oigter
0g0.

0en oanlfe 6orfattar Carl @tpalb
er, ifelge telegrafiif @}eoelelie fra
@sbenbopn, plu6ielig 6so Ssn-
bags.
Garl gtpol0 por fs6t Ssnoer-
jpllanO ben Is. Sftober 1856. San
bar Spn al ben fenote biitortife
Sorfotter, $. s. gmolo. S 1874
hlep ban StuOent og Siriernes
Segpnoelie uofom bans fsrite @r-
heioer.
Som Be fleIte 0onIfe Gigtare bar
G'polo meget proOuftip. Sg ionl
SC fleIte mere nooerne 6onife Dig
tere lfrep 6an Oglaa EN- bel Del,
ion fltn bar yStoos". GioeIt
noaeoe ban iom gpentDrbigter.
Sg poa oette Smraaoe noaeoe ban
ri0t. @n engelif &ritifer bar
loaleoes falot bun en- gpentDrifa-
Der al geroensrang.
Carl gipalos gpentDr og Snlu=
Ter al bans 0igtning bill Iepe og
6ol0s bans Wtirtoe Sebo; men
'fi,.e Al 80. s3t Z! . Si.i; il, Il i L
forlbirbe I BEN Iiter9re gcerI151lt-
melie. Som pngre par @ipalo EN-
irrig SSournoliIt; men ienere be-
ifGftigeoe BON iig min0re bermeo.
6aObc libt fire og tgue 9lar. ST.
81. B. Eeterien ct. 9uis Sbispo,
California, ifriper; IS fire og type
9(ar leo ieg al ct Wtapeonoe, leO=
ioget al SDinlmclbeD, &ran1pe og
9lnfalO al Sr9fning. Seq ipgte alle
tilggngelige 2Gger til ingen gtptte
Oct CT iii otte glor iiOen. Seq b9rte
ON &rrifo og benntte0e oen. Sen
felbreoeOe mig, og Der er intet
3egn pao, at Spgoon1n1en bill penoe
tflboge."
@anleoes Gpoer @ionesbproet /
tnfinoe forifellige 6oriner ON bette
telpr6peoe llrtentiooel. Spbrg fife
eerom paa 9lpot6efet. 9(lnenbeoen
foripnes gennem 2ofalagenter, Ser
oniettes al Gierne, Or. @eter
6abrnep & Cons 60, 1t2-ttS
So. Sopne S(pe7 Gbicago, SG.