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The Press., 1909-06-16

HAVE your pianos tuned by an expert.
 \ W. F. FAY, graduate N. Conservatory of Music, 15 Webster St., Rockville. Orders taken at Jacobsen's Drug Store. 1ms3m
The Press., 1909-06-16

FOR SALE-Fifty acres land on road II. leading from Stafford to Holland. Will put up house on same under right conditions |. w, K. DEMOND.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
9insierncs falifc @astrpffcri
funOet poo ct 9oft
YiIeitre0e / &gb.

@olitiet bar, iom 6efenot, lnnge
iegt efter Sfomager gteurlann5 fal-
ife EastrDfferi, uoen at Oct pnr Inf
feOes at bringe oct for 9dgens 2ps.
Smiolertio lpffeoeS set peo ct
Silfeloe at foa Singre i en- Husier.
iom por foriDnet meo Ell ianoant
falif Eas, Og at faa opinuiet, at bent
ne <sier par &ereite meO en- polif
Tige. Sen0e bar Tolitiet laa bait
/ Sorber, og bum opIpite, at BET
efteriggte Srpfferi fan0teS pua ct
Goft / ct at &1s ierne 6e6oet @us
/ &ileItrGoe.
SfSlge oenne Nnpisning bar 80
litiet oa ben 5. San. beret pau I'm
heriSgel1eSreiie oppe meQem Sane
biGlferne / oet nprntere betegneoe
@us og bar Der ganife rigtigt flnoet
ct meget primitipt Saon6trDfferi /
S%orbin6elie me0 en- Gel fnllfe Stemp-
Ter.
Sermeo menes ltnoerf6oeGien mos
8uIlotti og bans rrsiiife &ammera=
ter at bore 0efinitipt %Iluttet fra
Observation-Disclosures Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

benfaltet, at ban / @oriens Sugtbus
bar bprt 6angerne Der tale ON, pt
ser bar ollOget at gore" / &osfiloe
Iomfirfe.
8nltmanm bar meD 8egGrligbeG
grebet SOeen og ltoOig opforOret
@crnifeDit3 til at reoliiere oen.
Oct er ifplge vHosfiloe 9ioenoe"
BAN, Ser bar fooet @ernifemit5 til
at reiie berop, ifpnt Oente banOe Ir=
beiOe paa Ell @~rtanpfobrif / @am=
burg.
Oct er clers into0 @ernifemit5'
H%rincipper at itiGlc, naar ban bar
9irbeiOe. @on er finn gaaet meO til
Sn0brl0Oet for at g0re ct 1tort
Sup og bag efter trGffe Jig tilboge
til iit @iem1tupn for Ser at fl1llne
lepe Gelten al lit Sip uOen at be-
gao Here 6orbrDoelier. Sap0e ban
ui0it, at Der / 9omfirfen life fanO=
ties &erler og 9@0ellterl - oct fro
eOe ban nenllig 1, bap0c Fan az
rrig begaaet &pperiet.
San bop0e efter t~ilenoebragt SIR
bei0e" / &irfen faaet SDpefolterne
Oelt | TO Eoffer, Splp for Jig %
'@rlO for Jig, men al Ell Seiltagelie
trm &pbltGOernes @l1lofranS bla11ot
Splpfranien "a ban life fltn0e ie
Sorifel / Mtgrfet. San ct 0erefter
frebet uO at &irfen meo Sen fer-
Ite Haffe % Oeref ter otter frebet il1o
/ &irfen efter Ben anoen 8affe, ben
n1eO @lllOfrarlene.
0enne loo ban ligge uoen for
&irfen, ltge neOen for BET it'll laaeoe
SirfepinOue, / en- Slime, ben SID,
ban brugte til at grabe Ben mi frno-
ne Eaffe neo beo yStoremgQen".
0erefter er ban gaaet til6age til
&irfen og bar taget 8affen, Ser loa
peo &%irfemntren. s &pberbapn bar
oct Weningen, at 8altmcnn ifuloc
babe aft @uloet, men ga 0enne fife
funoe babe oct belle / fine CONNER,
maatte @ernifelpit5 tage 80 Smaa=
gltloitpffer, Dem, Ser bleb oe fgl=
benoe 9epis moo bom / Mibe. &e<
item 6leD iaa n~eograbet / Segersborg
&egn.
@eniaIt 8oGiti. @ernife-
mit5 bar if6Ige n@sbierg Ipis" be-
ret / @sbierg 9grbag Sen 2. San.
en- S~ormioougen. San tolte / Sir
fegooe me6 SSmano Soul Gbri-
ItenIen 9orgergobe, og ipurgte ON
Sci til &ibe.
Soul G6ri1tenIen bar tlor oper,
al ban bob0e Spben for fig og fit
Ell Acknowledgement til at Ie pao
bom, men 6enne merrte fife, set
ror BAN, foroi ban fife Ioo no til
al bore We1rer CD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
9llbcrti= NffGren.
st bigtigt Sun6i
8engeffabet I.

otter bDoo n@ors armtft." eric
rer, far man for nogGe Gage fioen
qiort ct biqtiqt Suno / 9l6ertis
/ @parefosien. S ct Sisr-
ne al Sfobet Iaa nogIe iommenfreI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

Jig oo9 til ca. 1000 SIR. 01u faar
Monoen it 2nifc opfpl6t.
5nObrnOstgOcri, 6orIeOen g5ot Ct
GU Spb brltOt inO i &urIcns Sotel |
9ollteO % bar I~tioalet en- / @un=
SCI ltaoenOe &rrHert, Der tilbortc
Sdlloolplrant Gbriltenlen ira Gis=
b0l. <ffcrten itoebolot en- Del for
zen %be1tjoalne meget pproihulOc
2e9l1lnqer, lom ban / lungcre Sio
laooe orbcj0et pua me0 eli foreitun-
ellOe Gfsamen for 2ie. Der bar
III. oHtbe Nmtst." oeslt0en Itiaa=
let ct minorc Nenge6eIe6 lamt en-
gel Gtgorer og Sin. Golitict 6ur
onbol0t Ell pngre, gift Wuno, Ser al
6reoericio Eoliti CT cfterlpit for
SeOrogeri; ban nGgter 0og at bapc
roget me0 Oennc @iitoric at gere.
&lf1erten bar mon nenere fun0et
tpltt paa eli Warf, % beo Sioen al
ben loo ct gar lltpi liOte Safer.
Gn Smnglcr. 8rpniegenoarmcn
peO SanOeOeien ira 6pi0oitg til Gil
be op6ageOe forlcoen Ct ngrlelig"
Sm1qleri; Ell &nrl, Ser tjener bos
SaarOcier @oItrtp pau Spgsbro=
gaar0, pil0c ltoen pi0erc tage for
Is Gre CD N60oer, iom ban bop6e
fpbt / Hi6e, meo pper @rGnIen.
Smugleren blen noppet CO mootte
betale 1 Worf II Gfenn1i1lQ / Se0e,
og iaa blep Neooerne cnDou fonfiIfe=
re0e.
u6i6e Anltst." fnptter til oenne
9WeOoelelle ben SplDsning, at BET
Solop9i len bar belten1t SIT
ltrufS ON fife at fortoGOe Smaa=
ting, Ser er beItemte til Joreringer.
McjcripGicncts ltOpifling. Gen
San. %begpnOte set anoet npe
/ Q. Sneoe Sogn lin @irf=
lnmbeO. Ser err mi fire orbeioenoe
Meierier / Sognet, men cnopioere
leperes Ser MGlf ira Sognet til
2psning, 2in0peo og &eOen-
IteD 0tejerier.
Otter SneOe Spgn bar Orb for
at bore ct rigt og frugtbart SogL
naar Der fan OripeS 4 Wejerier
/ Sognet og enoDo leperes Melf iii
4 andre - maaife til flere - bar
Sognet piltnpf, mener vGeile Imts
meO tine Weieriforbolo Iat
en- Gefor0, lom fife er mem at fommle
eeer.
13 Sarbererc / Belle er tlepen til
iagte til at mpoe / 8olitiretten, for
81 De Spnoagen fpr Sui bar bolot
oabent fra ST. 4 til Z ON Otter
miOoagen. 8liper Be mulftere0e,
Ri oe, efter bpoo nGejle 81. Np." err
farer, gennem Gentralforeningen al
ipoife 8urberere og SriIorere fore
lngge Sagen for MiniIteriet. Set
pil 6lipe a%nf6rt, at 6ellesrepre Ien=
tationen for oanIf Snouitri og
@uanOpGrf / lin Sio bar uotalt; at
@or6erere og 6rilprere utbipliomt
mao be1regneS til @aan0pGrfere,
% at Otsie bar Het til at bplOe az
bent Be tire omitriote Simer.
Gn Sngurmrreoe. 9togle Meno,
Der forleben arbeioeOe pea Ell Sci
paa 8rinoIteo Sgnber6eoe, cement
far en- fife SanObanfe. 8aa Sp0=
iirel al Oenne fun en- balp Iler
unoer SorOflaOen It9Ote oe paa e1
&ugormebo. WGngOen anIua Be til
en- bel SriQebprfltlo, Sc Iao lpm / eer
Sanmenrinflting pg bar ioa bel pe>
Mugt, at Be funOe nbp9i e" og gore
Torl6g pda 6orIpor; men WGnoen(
blugte oeres Spaoer iao bel, at 81
i'll. rGejle q. Slfbl." / fort Eli
Gdpoe hugqet a1e Srmene / Sgn.
Ger.
SjrrgcDc 6iifcrr. &e6nings0um
peren u&eItfpIten" bar Ben 6. Os
bierge1 8eietningerne fra 5 Sitter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
ON &irfen onltrent fllnOe rltnt-

-
,Sio." WeOOelelie Om, at Der beG
@rpnebGf iuo Ell Wian0 / Ell Sne-
oripe. 9etienten tog Oerop og fanot
en- Stenbugger ira 2ilteO, iom bap-
sc pGret beruiet, og neO 2 8rGnoe=
rinsflolfer bos Jig bap0e lat Jig nee
/ Sneen. Setlenten fif lat | Ell 0ogn
rg transportereOe Stenbuggere1, Der
bar %1tipfrosien, til SpGnefe, bpor
set bite Jig, efter at man 9aooe fauet
Sip / baln og faact bunl opt6et, at
ban 6ap0e faaet &olObranO bno0e
/ SGnoer pg 66oOer. Mon0en bopbe
ii00et / Sneen ira / Worf1ingefl
Nftenen foruo til ST. II ON 6or=
miDoagen.
Get fnnSnc Sfelct / Stanrbp
Sfub er iflg. yWiooelfart 9(p." mi
blepen neogropet pon Mi0oelfort
&irfegaor0. SEQ 0et in0trGoen0e
S6peir lnrllore0e nemlig Sen opgru=
peOe Soro omfring Set pef, og &nog=
lerne falOt ira %binanOen, ioa at pi-
0ere unOeripgelle bar umnlig, Oct
err for6prigt i%erlere f~onItoteret, at
Sfopens piloe 9pr bar b;oroget iii
til Sfelletteringen. s Ben loie SSor0
fanot plan en- Sung meO 7 tpife
@rt=Yeninger. 0ette flttoe 10 tp0e
paa, at oen afopoe bar en- tpIf
Goon0p9rfslpeno.
Srampet libel al en- Seit. Gems.
Sc, ga 6orfarlen poo n&ugiteo=
Qaoro" / 2rIte0 Sngn fom biem til
@aaroen, iaa Fan, at Ser laa en- Ser
len tilipnelooenOe ltpG6s UNDER en-
al Seitene / Staloen.
@eo nprmer6 gfteripn bite oct
Jig at pere en- Wtar1o pes Nfapn Maos
Semen, iom / en- Iarreffe bapOe
tjent paa @oaroen. San bar trunl-
pet libel al Soften, iom ban torment
Zig / beruiet SilitanO bar lagt Jig
res peo Sioen al.
Smmft SrGf. Stl @aoroejer 8e=
ter Nnorea len / &r. Sfenspeo fom
9agen til Srleaften 3 8olaffer,
Manb, Some og Barn. De 6upbe be-
ret 8Den rllnot uoen at funne faa
Nattelp. 8. Inbreaien gup Dem alle
sausIsa MG og BE hietnGsie Sltq-
lcfSrebe Dos BAN Suleaften om=
firing Slletreet. Sen Mften bill iif=
fert alOrig gaa Be fattige Wennelfer
al 0finbe, ifripr u&psfilo Sio.".
Gn gammel SGrnefarl. gn al Sc
gan1le Geteraner ira AS, SIR. Ge~
oerien, Sor. Sernlbie, ~ipaoiereoe
forleOen Sag / 2pbet al ca. 5 Ii
mer ira Sernlpie til &ol6ef og &e=
tur - Ell Strefl1ing pau 3 Weil.
Chr, 8eberien &c if6lge r9olbef
81. 9ngbI.~ 81 &or gommel:
% Graser / Get Sinh. bar, fri
ner uIsiens glnts Ipis", SARAH
8ran6t forleoeal ifu0t me0 ct Sagt-
geper &aliber gtr. 10 og (aoet meb
SIR. 3 Sagl. - Oct ct bit alOriQ
preIteret nogen Sinoe fpr.
Mfan minDes fife en- Sang noget
lignenoe fro Miin6auienS Innaler.
IS Nnnlp men ell SDr- va OolIe'
tingsmanO AnOerien=S tDDelgaarf
forleoen lnmmen meo Ell 2a1opG.
Ienselep piloe trpffe ell SDr no a
Stnl0en / i'm @aaro, llep Spre1
iflg. rSbilt. Amtit." bib. @leDer
flpgte0e Itrafs, og 6olfetingSmanoer
hlep repet onL men fom Dog bur:
tigt Op % i6gte Defining bag e
SrG, bpor BET til iiOlt lDffeOes BON
at faa ben raienoe Spr gjort fdit
iaa ban fnnOe bente &i9lp. lln0er
&en bar Sprens N9l e bleper
repet belt I Stpffer, og 5oIfetings.
manben 6aDhe faaet lin enc Irm no
Get belfabiget og pnr belt oberiprpi.
tet me0 BLOB. ght er SDren ienot til
6nn1bnrg.
Grandchildren fra Spangsar.
bciosanitnlten / SorienS 9ar MI til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

ellellle DeltIIer 1ll9e1 19rltg &ol1tC
I ltal bane | Sparefuslens Ypger. $50
plrerne er Oatereoe 4. Sanllur 1896
pg unOertegnet q. Al6erti.
Wfart meller beruf at fllnne oraqe
Get S%lltning, at Gfsportforeninqen
lonl almtnOelig Sfpl0ner iii Spare
faslen fife, JON 9pielterret siGgfprer
S1nn bar ment, bill funne un0Oru-
&c Jig @GlOsforboloet til Spurefos=
ien. GerpeO bill oenl1cs 5totus BE-
ores / lannle @raO, ion Gfsport=
t%oreningens lpGffes.
SnlDttis Gre &ur(en Wartir
Anoerlen ira Sornbierggaaro, bpenl
gulottt itaf neo meO en- Snip, OBJ
boloer Jig ltaOig hos iine Yleiefor-
GI0re / &lSnelteO; bet alDorlige Saar,
ban fif, er pei belet, men enOnu er
ACCOMPLISHMENTS life gul1lfe / Dr.
Ben.
6ru Secf far til6rogt Sltlen Dos
SlGgtningc / @obeoitaoen % er Der
efter otter inOlogt poa 2gngbp Sp-
gebus, ioet blln ctlOn11 er Itprft Ii
GenOe al Nerpplitet.
&1olamllngen til Sru Beef og
@ernene menes if6lge o&enItr. Sol
fe6l." at piQe inobringe ca. $4,000
&r.; al bette 9elob pil ser oesuoen
hlipe poet en- @i9lp til oen 1tnqe
Sornepige, iom par &iOne til Mor=
BET; bum lfal iom 6olge Oerof bope
to9et SfoOe poo i'm Soritano.
Gn n6clOig gcbragcr. On al Opt
oagene fpr Sui ftf Ell pngre Wano
fra 2an0et / en- 6orretning / &gge
u6leperet nogle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sc MOB at nnoerifripe ct gepis for
at bape mo0tnget Garerne ,pua Muf=
tionspilfaor" Sorleoen fom ban lila.
uAitiiell. 6olfebl." igen og forlang=
te % ftf Sarer for ca. 30 &r. Men
DC ban MI after ifltl0e un0erIfribe
ct 9epis for MoOtageli EN-, bar BON
lna ubeloig at fomme til at lfripe
ct an0et gDnabn emo fprite Sang.
ga man fanot Bette mi5tenfeliqt,
gif man BAN paa &lingen; men oa
set bite fig, at bans Sambittigbe0
forsprigt bar rem, Hap ban meo at
til6ogelepere Sc mi mootaane 8arer
rg betale f6rite oepering %fontaftt.
Mtboagsprcsiem. SfeGge uSpllp."
nhfom / Monooes CA. Son.) intet
gfl1mmer al set fgbenbonnife Mi0=
o~agsblao r&l. 12~ CN~ften=9fpbe=
Oer"), og poo Soreip6rgieG iporeoe
@la6ets Gfspeoition, at lt6gipelicn
por itdnoiet.
r&loffen 12~ opretteOes for IS
Iar ii0en al emil Spffer, Der iene-
re forloo Sanoet paa @runo al
f~orifeQige @resieioger, Der bar reiit
moo 8laoet. S ben ieneite SID leoe-
hes 8laoet / uOpreget %iociuloemp-
fratiif &etning me0 Sr. Oscar Spr=
genleu, Ell tiDligere WeOnrbeioer
pe0 ySocinlOemofraten" lpm He=
hafter.
SDrentngcn ntpD Smnbspresicn.
Get bar meo megen @arme, man
ira pisie Siber mootog n6Oreningen
MOB Smnb5pres ien". @Sffe minoIt
far y8oIitifen" Itooig bolot @auno
oper line f~orffeQige mere eller mint
Ore Oirefte Nffooninger, % bar Ita=
sig tituleret 6oreningen ben ina=
foIbte Screening MOB Smospres-
Iien.~
Oct ifpIOte5 imiolertio Iiffert BEN
nc Yiaafalote Screening, at, nIf=
ten-g1pbeber~ bar moottet gipe tnbt.
% BET pi[ fife blipe set iioIte 8loo,
ser 6liber neot til at Ipgge 8nnb=
nene neo.
Eait. SnId, Der mn forGn0er Soen-
ie for belt at ofre fin Sio / 9atIf
Wtisiionsielifubs SieneIte % toger
goIig / Sellfobets npe 8oqning pes
&e6enbaOn, boGot forleoen IfifeOs=
pr9Oifen / Srue Strife.
Snn ,tA+nI+p ifaInp Snr16 StA "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

bol0t. @an bar tioligere / Ell 6nlp
Snes Iar pGret &coer al Ell 6or-
refining pau 9obroegnen, % ban er
i'll. uIulb. Amtst~, iigtet for Ser at
GopOe giOrt Jig itplOig i 0olif og
&cOrngeri.
Gn S%nObruOstgu bar forlcoen 9tat
pGret uOe at pirfe / Struer; ban
bar fgrlt DGrct in0e / 8altnsgaur0s
6orretning % l%tiaalet AZ ST.. al
Ecngelflnen, % Oerefter bar ban
i'll. y@eitipu." aflngt Giiit Dos 2G-
sc Sang / SpnOergoOe; ber blep ban
iniOlertiO op0aget, 0a ban piloe
f"orccre 4ogongcn. gennem Ct Silt-
clte, men lfpnt Ell al Spnnerne bap-
&c lat / 6preli, iIap ban oog bort.
Ut Wttn0c ira 1864. Gen ganle
Sern6nnebro peo 2ongaa CT / oi5ie
Gage %fiernet, otter At Der er bpg-
get Ell IN 9ro. r&i6org StiftSt."
fortrIer @roen5 @iItorie % trent
0roger ct file Gruf fra &riqens
Gage. Den %. SSlt1i &l. IL Nnt
6cgpnote 5piferne Of iprGnge 8roen
| 2ltften, men fprIt fire Gage otter
fnl0t sen bclt iammen. Oct blep
imi0lertio Spiferne cit 0pr @iitorie.
9u Sre0cn bar I~ll1ttet, maatte Sp=
iferne for e9ne @enge genopbpgge
8roen. Genne tilbprte nemlig Be
gnglGn6ere, Der bop0e bpgget Sen,
men en0mt fife afleperet Sen. Oct
pi0ite Spiferne intet ON, fpr eng
lGnoerne fom og gioroe @rSpl. Gil
ben ben Si0 fol0tcs 8roen ySpIfer=
mes 8ro".
TrGffc Gigcbprn. "a Ell elore
forleoen fom gaaenoe as
2~onoepeien til Silfe6org, blep ban
antaitet at ct Gor Eigebprn, Ser
6ao ON en- 6etnere. Soet ban mi
oo6neOe T1tngcl1, qre6 set enc at 81
~qeb6rnene III. Silt. Np.~ neo /
nenne og fif tat I ct &roneItpffe.
Gen gon1le bolOt imi0lertio fat /
benOes Soanb, iaa bun rnaatte llip=
pc Ye1geItpffet. 9erefter foriponot
@igebernelnc inb / Sfopen. Wa16en
fcnote Dem fife pg bill fife annlelOe
Dem til 8olitiet.
S~elpnning. SIR nogen Sib ii0en
bIeb Der peo l1%Ograpning al @rltn=
oen nnDer Sen ganle Sedetlfe
.@aaro poo 2iaetorp / 9klrbnS fnlt-
set $1,000 Splpmgnter ira MiD-
telolberen. Merlterne blen opergt=
bet 9fationolmtieet, Ser III bor lth=
betolt 6inoererl, Nrbejo5manb qn=
beriell, $50 &r., bpilfet 8elg6 re-
~prGientereOe 6l1nOets SplppGrOi.
Sata mprgana. 6orleoen Mor-
gen iaa man i'll. YSbiit. IntstO."
ire Gbr. 6ranoi ens@aarO SofogaarO
/ 2uno ct mGrfeligt 2uftlpn. S
Sfplaget opbt neoe / @~oriionten al
ipejleOes nemlig en- bel SanosbD
meo en- &inompQe, 0eri6lanOt en-
1tor Banro mco bpi0e Wfure lant
tolrige @ule, al bpis Sforitene MOI
funOe ie Gpgen itige PIP; lige ueo
@pen laas Ell @ranifoD meo Se1
iqennem, og bag Sen laa Ell &Gffe
6iGloe meO ineoGfte EinOer o9 en-
~1tr9mmetoe Glp.
@n balp Sine pureoe 0enne li9l-
bent imltffe @enipeiling, a%aben6ort
al ct norif 6iGlOGon0lfub; pa 9agen
6reO frent, foriponOt BET.
Glcftriif Srgclipil. s 9epborg
Strife er Ser i'll. @pens 9(pis Die
ten in0lagt en- eleftriif @Glgetre-
ser til 0rglet. gn Gleftromotor
bInier 2nft ino / en- Itor 8ebolOer,
og SrgnniIten fon pes ct fife Saono-
tag Itanoic og regltGere 2uftitrpm-
men efter 9ebog.
SuOTiferiet. Pc fleIte al Sitter
flttterne ira 2enlpig bar / 6isIe 0o-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
Grandchildren ira SOanssar=

Grandchildren ira Suangsar=
beiosanitnltcn / Soriens far MI til
%itaoet, at ban itof SIS poa for at
fomme bort fra anItolten. MenS
bon bopbe Iigget pao Spge6uiet for
6not, bopbe ban toget en- &@ffe
SpnoItiffer, og ga ban iaa forGe-
Sen Iammen meo nogle andre San
ger bar iot til at iape Sre, gift ban
oper / ct Sfur og tenota SIS / no
act @alm, bborefter ban ifplge
nSors. gp." penbte tilbage til fit
Nrbeibe. st 9iebIif eftcr log 81
zen uo gennem Saget; font oen
hurtig bleb illlffet, beG9ber Sfaoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-26
MARSHALL COUNTY NAMED AZ.
TER GOV. MARSHALL.
From Manuscripts by Warren Upham,
Secretary for Volume On Mime
sofa Geographic Names,"to be
Published by the Mime
sofa Historical Society.

Marshall county. established by ali
act OF the legislature February 25, 1879,
was named in honor of Gen. William
Rainy Marshall, governor of Minneso
ia from 1864 to 1870 He was born
near Columbia, Missouri, October II,
1925; came in 1S4s to st. Anthony;
and iii 1851 removed to St. Paul, be-
coming it's pioneer hardware mer-
chant. He served through the Sioux
Indian war and the civil war, being
colone. OF the Seventh Minnesota regi-
ment, and was brevetted brigadier
general was governor of this state
two terms; and afterward was rail.
road commissioner, 1876 to 1882. In
1898 he was elected secretary OF the
Minnesota Historical Society, but the
next year resigned On account of i'll
health, and went in hope of recovery
to Pasadena, California, where he
died January s. 1896.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-26
NO LIMIT TO HIGH FLYING
Only Obstacle to AeropIanes Getting
Beyond Gun Range Is Lack Of
Perfect Motor.

New York-Glenn H. Curtiss, the
aeroplanist, declares that the objec-
ton of military authorities to flying
machines on the theory that they can
not ascend sufficiently high to be out
of range of guns is without founda-
ton.
There are only two things at pres
ent which are retarding long-continued
high fights by aeroplanes," Mr. Cur
tiss said. "The first thing is the nerve
of the operator and the second the
fear that the motor will suddenly stop
or develop other troubles that might
make a quick descent from a high
elevation dangerous. As soon as the
motor trouble can be overcome the
nerve of the operator will be found.
"The aeroplane motor is still in its
experimental stage. It is not the fear
of meeting troublesome cross currents
of air in the highest regions that re-
tards high flying. The trouble is with
the motor. It has been ightened and
simplif1ed to the last degree possible
by the elimination of as many part.
as possible from the heavier and MON
reliable motor as used in automobiles
and yet we expect it to - show Al
equally high degree Of efficiency"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-26

The other day a merchant in a
nearby town saw farmer receiving
goods at the station from Chicago
mail-order house, says the Muscotah
(Kan.) Record. The goods were in
his line and the same had been car
ried in his store for years. He ap-
preached the farmer and said:
L could have sold you every art
icleIIyou have there for less money
than you paid the Chicago house,
ane saved you the freight, besides. :"
Then why On earth didn't you
say so?' answered the farmer. Il
have taken the Muscotah Record for
years, and have never seen line
about your selling these goods. The
Chicago house sent advertising mat
ter to me, asking for my trade, and
they got it g "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-26
OPPORTUNITIES.
For Our Young Men in the College Of
Agriculture,

'SSbsosSs
Any young man who has been grad
uated from High School aud is look
ing about for some school in which to
continue his education, would better
send to the College of Agriculture,
University Farm. St. Paul. for a bull
ietin of the work of the institution.
This is one of the regular colleges Of
the University of Minnesota and those
who finish the four years course pre-
scribed receive a degree
This is school for technicians in
agriculture Young men having had
farm experience are especially fitted
to take up the study of agriculture in
q scientific way and to make for them
selves very useful careers. Graduates
of the school are in great demand as
government experts, as teachers in
other schools and colleges Of agricult-
ure, and as managers of farms The
demand for men from the courses here
offered has been far beyond the sup
ply this year, and the salaries offer
ed have been much higher than ever
before given for similar work. That
there will be in the future still
stronger demand for men trained in
agriculture and it's allied subjects there
seems no room to doubt.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-26
We GAN WIN CHINA
Former Consul Denby Says Field
Is LimitIess for America.
For the Conquest Of the Chinese
Trade Field United States Must
Cease to Regard Empire Mere
Iy a. Market Place.

Washington.-aThe American dollaa
with the American man behind it.
That" said Charles DENLY, recently
consul general At Shanghai, who is in
Washington en- route to a new post
OF duty at Vienna, should be the
motto for the conquest of the Chinese
trade field. 70 achieve success we
must cease to regard China merely as
a market and begin to consider it
region for permanent investment. We
cannot hope to sell our goods by
standing at the doors of our ware
houses. We must get closer to the
Chinese people. They are unusually
friendly toward Americans as a result
OF our generous policy in Chinese af-
fairs during recent years. The gov
ernment is likewise cordial, and in
vestment of American capital is de-
sired.
The time must come when our f.
nanciers and business men to promote
American trade in China will regard
seven per cent. in that empire as
seven per cent. here. It is futile to
hope for orders for American mate
rtals to be used in the construction
works financed by foreign capital. In all
government loans made for the con-
struction Of railroads, ETC., it is now
purchased from the nation providing
the funds. I have known Germans
constructing a railroad in Shantung
to refuse to consider American ten
ders for material and equipment sole
ly on the ground that the orders must
60 to Germany, even at higher price,
because the enterprise was being f.
nanced by German banks. 49,:
'One feature of the Chinese indus
trial situation has escaped attention
here. It is that the empire is at the
threshold OF what, believe, will be an
era Of remarkable manufacturing &C.
tivity. The American Tobacco COM
pany. which operates in the east az
the British-American Tobaccn com.
pany, manufactures, from American
tobacco largely, vast quantities of ci-
garettes. The cheap labor available
at their factories in Shanghai, Tan
kow and Mukden, together with their
employment of the most modern ma
chinery, enables them to prove the
wisdom Of production close to the
consumer. 1t is my opinion that the
manufacture OF ready-to-wear clothing
in large quantities would be a most
profitable pursuit. The Standard Oil
company has made vast profits by get
ting close to the consumer. Its oil
boats deliver petfoistrn to the most
remote sections OF the empire without
recourse to the middlemad."