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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

O Unless you have some
thing interesting to say. don't
advertise.
q We believe the public
is tired of the reckless and
threadbare declarations of
pre~eminent automobile ex~
cellence singularly available
at all prices from $4,000
to 100000
Q There is no use in An
nouncing unless you have
something to announce. The
Ga-ford Company really
has something to announce
besides a mere claim for
excellence.
a For the first time in the his
toryof the business, TheGarford
Company is selling the highest
quality of car at a price Based
On Actual Cost of Car. For
the first time in the history of
the automobile industry. the
buyer without sacrifice of quail
ity gets the benefit of the
economies Of Production which
every one of common sense
knows have been going on for
years.
O In doing this the Company
makes no particular claim of su~
perior altruism or morality over
its competitors. We believe
nearly all of them are trying to
do the square thing just as we
are. The point is that we are
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Announcement

not only wiling to do it bot we
are able and have the oppor-
tunity and we are doing il.
Q Our opportunity comes with
the termination of our selling
arrangement with Studebaker.
Our ability comes through the
tremendous economy Of our
manufacturing organization.
Our final action comes because
we believe in a square deal.
The Gartord Policy
a The unique feature about
our policy is that we are giving
the customer the benefit of
this situation, instead of pursu>
ing the usualcourse of establish
ing a price in reference to
prospective demand, and ad-
justing our design and quality to
meet that price. We are the
first hish~grade car maker to
fix the quality at the first and let
tbe cost fall wbere it Dill, and to
make a price based on that
cost, which we believe antici>
pates any probable reduction
for some years to come.
Q Our model is a develop
ment Of the Garfcrd CHASSIS
that put Studebaker in the
automobile business. II gave
Studebaker the proud reputation
of selling the best high~grade
general service car ever built.
Before that, the Garford Chassis
put Rainier in the automobile
business and made him leader
in New York at the time. Be-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

fore that there was hardly a
car selling at 100000 or
over that did not contain a
Garford component part. be-
cause that was the Companys
manufacturing business before
it began on chassis. The IN
dependent selling career Of
Garford, therefore. begins under
most favorable auspices. and
It is a particular satisfaction to
the Company that the regula~
ton Of its own affairs enables
1t to give the public such an
exceptional opportunity wFh the
goods and a policy consistent
Herewith.
The Personal Element
a We have no patience with
the threadbare subterfuge of
the Personal Element in ad~
vertisins, yet we feel that no
Institution rises above the indi~
vidualiy and the character of
IT'S owner. Il is becoming more
than ever important for a pur~
chaser to know what kind of
abilty and integrity are back Of
his car. To those who are ac~
quainted with National or Ohio
politics, and industrial progress.
A. L. Garford needs no intro
duction. He has been an
industrial and political leader in
his community for years. The
public that deals with the Gar
ford Company can expect a
square deal just as certainly as
il has been accorded for years
to the people of Lorain County.
Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
THE CAR


One model known as G-s In the line of devel-
opment of all past Garford cars but marked step in
advance of even the last one. Motor-44 ST, four
cylinders. You know it well, but you don't know
its latest development. The last years laboratory
investigation Of former models with the same engine
has increased the horsepower to As normal and to
maximum of Az at $3.50 above normal speed. You
heard of such thing but there it Is. This is
fourth model and third years use of the Bosch
magnetc-plug ignition. You never heard an argu-
against the low tension ignition except perhaps
when mechanically actuated.- The Bosch plug ys-
tenn eliminates this hirnsy objection. We do
not advise you do il, but boDe often seen fhs
engine run NTH hose pldyins the H,dgneto The
ignition advantages of the low tension spark you
well know, If you know your business. Why don't
more people use this systems Because II adds
about $50 to the cost of the car This makes no
difference to us because start uafh quality and
LEE the cost foil schere It ueiH There is no use
having a policy If you don't stick to 1t. We want
you to bear in mind carburetur. This and the
magnetic plug some of the reasons why we get
such power from this size engine. You will find full
description In preliminary circulation-send for It.
Cintch-The only type that nobody knocks-the
cone with cork inserts and springs, the only type that
gained materially in number over all others at the
last Olympia Shows good record after five or six
years trial everywhere of all three varieties The
, 1910-12-24

A consular report shows that the cotton
crop of Hayti, last year, amounted to 3,6I5.
972 ID. Nearly all Of this was sent to EunIpe,
Ms the merchants are OF opinion that they
can got better prices there than in the Uni
ted States. The area under cotton in the
Republic becomes larger every year, and tho
prospects OF the cotton-growing industry rte
good.-Uid.
, 1910-12-24

1t will be seen that in every instance the
narrow planting gave the Ilr4a5t yield, not
only for the plant canes, but for the ratio ms.
The following table shows the results OF
close and wide planting, where different
amounts of manures were applied -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
GIRL FOlLS KIDNAPPING
PLOT FATHER PLANNED.
Breaks Away from Aunt and Is
Rescued by Woman.

GLASSBORO, March 1S.-Six-year-
old Elsie Parkhurst had been carefully
instructed that under no circumstance
must she accompany strange persons
who might accost her. Elsie remem-
bered and saved herself from kidnap7
ping yesterday. Wilbert Parkhurst;
father Of the child and Mrs. Park
hurst have not lived together for a
number OF years. and the child has
been in the custody of Mrs. H. IL. Sick
Ter here.
P%arkhurst. his sister and his lawyer
came to Glassboro, and as Elsie was
on her way 20 school she was approach
ed by her aunt. Who tool her by the
hand and started up the street. The
father was standing back of a tree
further up the street. Elsie, remember
ing her warning, broke away from the
woman and ran into the residence OF
Jacob Miller and told what had hap
pened. Mrs. Miller took Elsie home.
Later Parkhurst called at the Sickler
residence and demanded the child.
Upon being refused, he stated that he
had been granted a divorce in Porto
Rico, where they formerly lived, and
given the custody OF the child. Mrs.
Sickler still refused to yield, for Mrs.
Parkhuyst had received no knowledge
OF the alleged divorce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
BROTHERS TAKE BRIDES
UNKNOWN TO EACH OTHER.
Cupid's Double Jubilee Gel
ebrated in Trenton Home.

TRENTON, March 1S.-There was
general surprise at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bastian today when
it became known that their two sons,
Herman and Robert, had married. The
brothers were unaware of the wedding
of each other until each confessed. fol
lowed by q mutual determination to
tell father and mother.
Herman Bastian, the younger of the
brothers, married Miss Ada J.. Bur
roughs. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Burroughs. OF l5as, state
street last Sunday evening in Jersey
City.
Robert Bastian called Herman ON the
telephone from Philadelphia yesterday,
asking him to see him on important
business. When Herman arrived he
was introduced, to his brothers wire
at a reception at the home of the
bride. Miss Lucille w. Huston, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Huston, of
Camden, whom he married February 10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
RICH FARMER MISSING,
SONS FIND HIS TEAM.

TRENTON. March 1s.-John tltz-
patrick, a. well-to-do. Ewing township
farmer, has been missing since Tues
day morning and was last seen IN TINS
city. He left yhis home with a a OIL
potatoes. 1t is known that he sold the
potatoes and that. in addition to what
money he received for them he a a
considerable sum in his pockets.
When he. did not return home ms
sons came to this city to hunt for him
His I'm was found tiled in North War
rem street. Ludwig Kuhn told the sons
that he saw a farmer tie the team ana
then go away No n has been found
who saw him after that. Owing to the
large sum OF money Fitzpatrick car
lied the members of the family fear he
has met with foul play.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
PLANS TO INSURE CAR
SEAT FOR WORKING GIRLS.
Chicago Aldermen Would Get
Matinee Crowds Out of Way.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-Tired work
ing siFls may get a seat in the stree,
cars and trains when they get through
their days work, il an idea of Alder
man John FL. Jones, of the Eighth wa: d
is carried out by h City Council.
Alderman Jones, who is chairman OF
Il special theatre investigating commit
tee of the Council. believes If matinees
begin forty-fiye minutes earlier the
down town congestion at the going
home hour in a measure may be ale
waited. 1t is his plan to move the hour
for starting performances forward to
lao o'clock.
I'm New orleans the idea has been
tried and it has proved a success said
Alderman Jones yesterday. II believe
it would prove a good thing for Chi
cagoi'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
BABY GIRL WAIF NAMED
IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-St.
Patrick has at least one female name
sake in this city.
A man named Moore, who lives at
5S37 Mascher street. was waiting for a
train at Tabor station. on the Reading
railroad, yesterday morning. He heard
a little cry. ard then another, and in
vestigated. The sounds led him to a
basket on a seat in the waiting-room.
Moore lifted UP the lid n found a
little lady. two months old, all dressed
in the finest of white clothes After
some d%eliberation Moore decided to let
his rain go and too the basket to the
Olney police station. The sergeant, with
the assent OF the other men in the
house. named the baby Mary Pat
rick" IN honor OF The day Mary was
semi to BlociSlcy Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
MAN WHO "MADE MONKEY
OF HIS SON. ARRESTED.

gNIsW YORK, March ls.--Because ne
make q, monkey of his ~4-year-oid son
Louis Alpert, a Brooklyn tailor, was
Hailed into court.
= THE tailor recently attended a mas
Guorade ball, dressed as an organ
srinder, while attached to a string was
ais son, Joseph, made up as a monkey
rho boy. small for his age, crept about
on all tours. while the dancers threw
pennies q. MIN. which he picked up and
"a deposited in his Jacket pocket as real
vatkeys do,
~ then and son were ieaping q har-
est when an agent of the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children
a crested Alpert.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

= delayed advertisement bringyfoniy the after
niath Of made. It's the drst caYthat captures
the procession OF CUSTOMERS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
PATIENT CRUSHED TO
DEATH in ELEVATOR.
Orderly jailed for Fatal Accident
in New York Hospital.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Mrs. Anna
Torsell. a patient in the seney Hos
pital in Brooklyn. was crushed to
death last night while being carried
on an operating cart in the elevator
from the basement to the first hoor
or the building.
She had just undergone an operation
and Arthur Taylor, a young orderly,
and a trained nurse started to wheel
the cart, with the half unconscious
woman on it from the elevator 10 the
first floor. Suddenly the elevator shot
upward and caught the cart and the
patient between the car ard the CELL
Ing, crushing out the woman's life.
Taylor was arrested and held on ii
technical charge of homicide.
Mrs. F'orsell was 30 Years old. the
wife of q carpenter.
= delayed advertisement bringyfeniy the after
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01

Soeoen ioo bilrtig, at a9rnen life
tit 3io til at nooifle Jig til fuloe,
6borfor Der 10 life blep laa meget |
ll0bDtte, men BOG Ell j9on goo Apl.
0ogle meter 0erfor, at oct er &ar-
Jag nof til at forlnoe 0afota, iier
0n Der mn er fommen mango Yen-
&c | comment; tbi Benge er 10 oan-
ifei9e at itpre, og Der ifal en- breo
fpg til at bore gooe Gage; men
~foritanoi9e SoIf le6er life Oeres
Sci Of ben @run0; t6i De oeo, at De
oberoroentlige gooe Cher fan lige
Iaa let inbtrGffe Der igen JON noeet
an0et Ste0. % at, ON 8armen life
6ab0e 9iort lt0ilo9et, ioa 6ab6e it6ite
aarS afgr6oe bleoet, Iom BET en-
lang 8io tegneoe til. en- aronaol.
5rem Ieen0e Soft, JON tiaige 6ar
8en9e, FIBER 6erfor al oct 2ono,
De fan fao Sag / MI, 0o oct pda
@rnn0 al vGolfforniofe6eren" er
biaiat, og 2an0et oil nnppe nogen
Sin6e mere ipI9e til iao looe Sri
Ter, JON e1felte 5nrme er iolgt for
/ aar. Hu er oct Tio at fgbe.
Seq tolte forIeoen meo en- Mono
fra Mcainnep (gtiels 2un6), iom
fom tiIbaee fra ct 9eieg / @inne-
Ioto; ban ItoOfeIteoe 8iotiebe0en al
9eretnin9erne ON ben bnoroe Sin.
ter, iom S bar 6erneoe | NeGem.
Itaterne, men Ri troeoe oct % oeioa
nof / 8orpeien, efteroi .Danife-
rem" flyer bet, % pripote @reoe
meI6er oct iomme. 0ieIs 2uno me6
5amilien bar gIa6 beo at fomme
tilbage til q. 0afotn; tbi / Minne-
Iota bar set fol6t, og man funoe
Oanifelio fomme frem for ben Itore
Mpn9oe Sne, iagoe ban. Oct neite
Ri berer fra ier Ger ne6e / Sp0 er
bel, at S bar Sberioemmelie.
ga, bet faar M at oere nof for
oenne Gang. 9Got ct Spergsmaal:
Snoo er oScriba"s 96resie9 @r
Serbia, &ocine, @is." nof? Seq
biG6e gerne fenoe bom ct greo; tbi
fer goor Ipeter ON, at ban moi
eeen 9etraetning itliIoe babe fnaet
ct anfolo Of Stormonos -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01

baft fun liot Sne | 8intel, og Der
er mn belt borte; Solen ifinner iao
oarmt, iaa man friites til belt al
lebe uoenfor / 6en friife Suit
8eter MnOien fra Sampton, Neb,
er flpttet BERTH. o9 bar fsbt en-
5orm en- Mil Geff for airfen; De
fom bertiI for oeres nI0ite Caters
6el6reo, og bun fommer Jig rigtig
oo6t; benOes 8rptbeo bar BELT for
la0t ben0e, o9 bun bar bunOet 10
8llno / 8eet.
gertel Maoien. iom er Ell 8rooer
til Yeter, er o0iaa flpttet bertil meb
Snnilie. De bar rentet en- Sarm
georo for 8rltib. 09ioo De fom al
Selbreos6enipn = Mrs. Maoien
bar / ooer ct aar gaoet oeo &rDffer,
oa bun bar Sliberfler | anGet. gli
er bun ioa raft, at bun bar faItet
arpfferne % 9er alt lit SusarbeiOe.
Ooioa bum bar bnnoet betpOeIig /
g9gt. Ser er TO 9ebiier pou, boa6
Golorooo+alimaet fan gere for Dem,
iom fommer / 3i0e.
Mo6s $. @o0ien o9 Suitru fra
9ampton, @ebr., beip9er / oisie Oa-
ge oeres ire 9ern ber oeo 8ruib.
Nu en- ferlig &ilien til Neoaft6-
rem me6 Somilie og oae glaOetS
29iere. &orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01
&orreipDn0amcer
0ancpiGe, %. DIFF.

Ser er M beru0e mango oprooe0
up quarters, JON bigger ben; OF
oa ri Der bar Wenigbeo og en- life
Strife, bbori ri iamles reeelmes-
Jig bper Senoo9 ON @u0s Oro,
ioa mener ieg, FER er en- goo anleo-
ming for Solf, iom bar liot Wioler
at fomme berito o9 foo iig ct Stem.
Soorfor ifoI bort ssoIf oroges op til
til oet oiolri9e alberta; Der er
SommerioI nof, og Der er Seoe.
ioro nof. 2an0et ber fon foos for
BET babe al, bbo6 BET foIter / al.
6ertn. Oct iiges enooeina, at Gan.
bet beroppe er minore goot. Oct bar
forunOret mig og mango andre, at
life Samfunoets 2anofomite fri
per li0t 6esnn9ooenoe til 8eile0.
Ming for 2anoieaere.
@reot ytorfber1 bar en- DSur-
ben, iom Ipber miot igennem
SettIementet Der, og 5~orurbeioet til
ganen blep paabegpn6t iiOite Otter
aar fra Stanlep iom Iigger meIlem
Minot og @iIlilton.
Aolen Der bar nogenlun6e; Soe.
ben qoo fra II til 90 gu. per gcre
og Sooren fra 90 til 80 9u.; ieg
onleOe 6 a 7 2ps Gornfo00er"
iioite CONNER.
Seq bill bermeo flute for oenne
@nne meo gnife ON ct ~gI9oeliat
Nptaor til o9aniferen"s 2e0after
% 2piere.
@. Simoneu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01
Gn rigtig Y%enfOnsfasie.

Saale0eS itnar Der oper en- Re.
onftionsortifel | y9aniferen" for
ii6ite llge. 90 oct er "iiffert life al
9eien, at ben Sag bliuer omtalt.
2nS os fun faa EN- rigtig Peniions-
fosie | Gen f%oreneoe onnife Strife,
ioo mart ri fan ifenne, oct er @uos
eo0e Billie, oe at pi er moonet og
uouiflet iii at oprette og foreltaa ell
ioa6on; men Lao os life gere nDe
8orisa, for ri er flor oper, at Brn-
iteenfefnsien oa ben nupprenoe
geniionsfosie fun er noget fore.
Igbiet, iom MAJ opbere, og iom ri
oa fan oflsie meo noget reelt %
pirteliet, Der fan msoe Dor Erang.
Men, fere Wenigbeoer og @nos
9grn no oper Somfunoet % s
fore Brpitebrsore, lao os MI life
glemme Oet, hi bar, ooer oct, oi
6aaber at fao. gi bar nj tren.
eenoe grGfteenfer, iom bsr bnpe
libt SiGlp M.
Denne SHE al Benfionstanfei
De trpngenoe grniteenfers Stette
bar bore fore Menigbeosfolf bit
at DC bar 2ie % Sierte oplaot for
tbi De iibite aars Snot9eter ii
benne Gag bar brnet ct ret goo.
Reiultot. Sg ion er bet NIT Saal
til ben eooe @uo og min 8sn ii
eoer, genner at oenne Sag, at (
ogioa | aar oil ifpnoe eoer a
fremIenoe @aper til SiaIp for D
tr9neenoe prRiieenfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01
grnih Golu.
oa 9pierC

Get er lpn9e iioer, Der bar upret
no9et / n9oniferen" Der fra 9ruib.
8i er oIti6 GLADE ne6 at ie Iiot fra
andre Steoer runot ON / Samfun.
oct; ion pil ri mn gore ct Soris9
pna at ienoe Ii6t fra ogruib".
5 Wenigbeben gnar alt i'm i9One
Gang, og Serren nlene oeo, boor
mango Sierter Der belt isger i'm
Sreo / BAN. Dog bar oi SUBS Or0
rigelie iblan0t os, og ban bar 10
ielp iaet, at oct fol life uenoe
tomt tilbnge.
gor Bigeforening bar u9ret /
trnol 8irfiombeo / lang Sio. De
bnpOe ct Sormonl for Die, nemlig
at if9nfe Meni9beoen ct 8inoue
oppe / aoret / airfen.
y 8inouet err nf fnlert @las OF
fremitiaer Seins | @eibiemone Saoe,
liggenoe pno anp. og UNDER 0iae-
oct Itaar ~ifrepet: STE sim 8iGie".
8in6uet er meget imuft og er life
olene til flor Brpoelie | airfen, men
oct fan oaioa til 3ioer itanbie ct
Wenneife og neffe olporlige San.
Fer, mar man fer = bette maatte
Seius liOe for migl /,
8in0uets Sterrelie er omtreni
AXIS SOB. Der bleo bolot SnoDieI.
iesfeit Ssnoogen efter, at Bin
Duet bleo inOiat poa i'm BlooS. =
Oct par i9rlig De unge, iom Der
aIeoeoe os meo of leie og fremiiee
Stpffer, og 8oitor MoOien bolot
en- Gale, oa Sanaforet lang: SIN
Sime | @etbiemane~. Sgiao
WnnoSfpartetten fang, og en- 0iiei
blep iuneet at Bnitor 2uno oa
gertel Mooien = % iig, bpor fin.
oes paa Serb oen Sfot, lom Siertei
me0 Sre6 fnn eiel" Oct Dor en- ifsn
Gftermiooog. iom fun iuanot alt for
burtia ben.
Sffe oIene | @leoens Stun0er
bar ri e%rfaret SUBS Nero9relie
men ogion | Soraens bitre Sim(
bar Ri maottet bsre: Serren er bei
90 faloer 40 oi9l
Mrs. Ssren geOerien bsbe eftel
Inn foo 0naes SpeeIeie. Sun eiter.
looer fin fpre 9egtefpne og 'pt
gsrn, bporaf ben pngite er tire gal
gommel. Ogion bun bsrte Serreni
Ggit; tbi bun iuorebe: ga, Serre
on mao tage mig, init Tom ieg er
Sun iopnes onerneit | benoeS Stem
men ogiaa | airfen, bpor bun bapo
I'm Blaos bper Ssnoog, Ioa bio
muligt, 90 | aninoeforeningen, boor
af bun bar Weblem
Man oil mnaife iperge: Soor
onn err @eiret oeruoe | Golo9 8
fan lea bare: bcr er tint @eir. De
er n9iten iom 5oraar M; pi ba
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01
9aL WpQer, Spb.:

Yal. Mpler, Spb.: 4.
Sopler fra oct onglige 2ip, meo
8egninger at 9enningien % So.
beQ. 40 Sioer. &narto. 5er $t.20
MI Coo.
3enter, 5rits:
Sons 0urcbluutigbeo, 5ortelling.
303 Sioer. 2pr $50, III 60c.
Smoabiitorier. @bor0on ieg fif
mig en- Some, o. a. SO Si6er. Ser
40c., Ill zoe.
Ggbberg, @iftDr:
8omerife Sogn ON apoitlene
BaulltS og Hetrus. 104 Si0er.
6er &c., M 40c.
ellie gigeos Suleeoentor. Sc 81
Der. 5gr 30c., MI 15c.
Seirsiperoet. Soeriigt oper 0e
gotiife Solfs mptologiife gpos.
5gr $40, MI Doc.
sc6rep, Gbriiian:
@eo 2iGebelt og pe6 2reiun6.
8ortelling. Ssr 1920, M 80c.
Strinoberg, Ing.:
2pffe 8ers &eiie. goentprfome-
Die | 5 @fter. 1875 Sioer. 3er COO.
MI zoe.
SulitOi, Geo:
arent8er = Sonoten. 2f6 SiOer.
Ser Zoe, MI 20c.
Smaafort9uineer 1. 3. 104 ST.
Der. 6gr 30c., mi 15c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01
acmmare, q. 9af.

Sra Genmore, Sc. 8of., ifrioeS o..
%. San. ~fslgen6e:
8interen Der 9or / aar ppret i9r.
0eles mills. Naar nnotoges nogle
foloe Gage for Sui o9 Ell Sneltorm
9ntonrs @ot, booroe0 en- Del al
geboerne fer / 9olonien, iom bar
9eIeg, bleo o%fifaaren 2eiligbe-
ben til at fomme biem bin often =
b~ooriblonot belle Sejifoleperionalet
meo Iamt Misiionpr 0iren og So
itor 9iloiig, iom oar til 8ooeenot
hos SSoer Serenien - ina bar oi
life baft no9en npbneo9rbig 8in-
ter | @nr. 90 ieIo ON 9uloen goar
Giot unoer O., iao m9rfes oct life
meqet, Iaaoan iom l9neere Sp6
poa % oppe / Canada, 0a 2uften
Der er b6i og TOR. Oct bar Oeret
nniten for6ooienoe for os 6er oppe
at IeIe ON 0et forfproelige 8inter-
beir me6 Storm o9 Sne oerneoe /
De eners 'oo miloe WeGemltater,
bpor 8interei1 bar nfiteofommet oen
enc Sorbinbring ooen poa ben an-
Den. Ser | q. 9af. bar pi lige Sne
nof til ct go6t SGnoefsre og life
for meget. Bare pi faar Sob at BE-
boloe oct en- Sio enbnu, men Ri
begpnoer at frpgte Iibt oerfor; tbi
| Solen thinner flor 90 BARN miot
ON 9aeen.
grorion Ssiifole 9nar ret goot.
Der bar olbrig for opret iaa man
oe @lener, Der bar boet pnn Sfolen,
Tom | 8inter. gnbper arog er to-
get / 8rug. SeIo Qontoret maa
tiene iom Sopepprelie. On Self.
iena ipttes op ON aftenen og tages
bort igen ON Worgenen. Ser er
ogiao noget %oanoeligt &sre poa
Sfolen. st Bar at @lenerne be-
nioneoe forleoen peo ct W6oe, at De
bar bleone flnone nf ben gobe
Sproe oe befinoer iig mn bel | Sior.
Den. Maatte Sloen bare iprebe fig.
90 al &oloniens 9lore Reolem.
mer far fact Siemlob. 8nooe Nrs.
g. 8oIanS og Mrs. Carl Sbomp.
Jon oe6e % bIeo begraoet | So.
mar Maaneo.
Ser err e1ers griimme li6t Spg'
bonn Der I oen itore aoloni. Ser
err BOG enfeIte, fom bar libt Seber
- Sbeoommen ganr %olminoeli9t
unoer Napnet: ,Galiforniofe6er"
Oct er for bet meite Solf, iom
fom Der til for nogle fon Gar TIL
booe meo en- tom eIer n9iten tom
Gung. Ru er oe bIepen ~pelItaaenOe.
90 me6 mango 8enge | 2ommen er
oct 10 life let at finbe gefoemmes
| lia6eoerne gooe nof. California
ontoges at pGre en- Slags 8oroois
efter iorbiife Sorbolo, bel iagtens
Iaa fpnae 1enaene ilnnr til. Nogle
er berfor ogioa ioo foriigtige, at De
life ielaer beres 5arme, men for
pngter Dem no; tbi ian er Der 10 Ell
9eiliebeb aoben for Dem iii at fom.
me tilboge oe f%ortiene oct ooglige
9rso ON Beneene ifuloe foa for
tiolig gnoe | California. Sogen
er nemIig Den, at golen Der | SEQ.
lonien bar De iioIte tire @ar fln
peret, bpoo man fnloer en- Wiooel-
bsit, mebens pi noale @ar foruo
bopoe en- operoroentlig goo Gpl, iaa
8olf nGiten blep rige ener BOG
pelitaaenoe pon nogle fon Mnr. Sio-
ite Gar iaa oct | lang Sio no til
en- Iignenoe SeIt - en- aronapl -
men Iaa tom garmen og mobneoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-01

Snori beitnnr min Gro. 241 ST.
Der. Sgr $1.00, MI 40c.
On 2ipets 8etponine. 251 SiOer-
5gr $1.20, M Acc.
SplDsningens 6rugter. 226 81.
Der. 5er $1.10, nh Doc.
Oct ferite Sfriot. 1862 Sfber.
5gr 80c., nu 30c.
8eIigion og @oral. AZ SiOer.
SIR 30c., mt 15c.
4riiti 9pre oe &irfens Gore. 459
Sioer. 5gr 1920, M zoe.
Observation-Disclosures. t0t Sioer
Jer Soc, MI zoe.
Sus6on6 oe arbeioer. tf5 SiOer-
6gr SOC, nu 20c.
@olf, Or. tepl. g.:
8rofeten 3adarias BOG, uolagt
til OpbpeoeIie for @~enig6eoen
176 Si6er. 8sr Zoe, MI 30c.
8rofeterne Soieas og Soel. 5or-
tolfe6e for 2egfolf. tt2 Sioer-
Sgr Soc, M 25c.
8rofeten gioios 8og. l1oIagt til
OpbpggeIie for @enigbeoen. 79S
Si6er. 6sr $2.40, ru $1.00.
9Gf oae ooenItnaenoe 8eger booes
fun ct minbre Barti. 9eItininger
p~fspeoeres | ben Oroen, guori De
inoleber. Sfrip itrafs.
9aniib 9ntb. Hnbl. Sonie,
8lair, Nebr.