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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
Looking For Cheaper
Land in The South

The Inland Farmer of Louisville,
Ky, GALES attention to the fact that
an agricultural paper. circulating
principally in Indiana, contained an
editorial in which farmers of the
north were strongly advised to in
vestigate the cheap farm lands of
| the south, with the veiw to locating
/ in that favored region, rather than
seeking to better their condition by
emigration to Northwest Canada, as
many farmers of the west and north
have done, and some to their sorrow
Our Kentucky contemporary then
says:
Our Indiana contemporary frank
lily says that it would be well for
many of the farmers of that state
to sell the hign-priced lands which
they now occupy and to buy the
cheaper lands Of the south where
conditiont are much more in their
favor than ia the bleak northwest,
with it's short growing season and
long winners. They are advised to
| form colonies in the south in such
places as a careful investigation
shows the conditions are favorable
for their doing well; where the
climate is genial and the land pro-
ductive as we'll as low as low in
price"
Our surprise is not in the nature
of the advice" says our Kentucky
exchange, but in its origin. for it is
rare that a northern tarm journal
can see and will acknowledge so
frankly the advantages of the south
as field for agricultural develop
ment and exploitation by farmers
of the north"
The long, cold winters of the north
the dense population and consequent
high-priced lands. are stimulating
inducements for the farmer of that
region to dispose of his land there
to the best advantage and seek a
location where the same money
would buy from twice to three times
as much land. Not only would this
be true in the south, but added to
the increased amount of land he
would be able to buy, would be the
milder climate, more fertile soil and
the production of more than one
corp on the same soil each year. In
fact, neither Northwest Canada nor
any other country on earth holds
out to the farmer as many real,
helpful inducements as does the
south. With the industry and en-
ergy necessary to success on the
farms in the north, the farmer from
that part of the country will pros
per beyond belief in the south.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

The Enterprise wants to go to
every home in Ben Hill county
three times per week, not only for
the good it will do US in business
way but it will be an advantage to
every advertiser and will be helpful
to every subscriber and reader. 10
do this we are offering a handsome
piano and other valuable prizes as
premiums principally, but these
premiums will be given away to
those receiving the largest number
of votes.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
Meeting OF The Georgia Dairy
And Live Stock Breeders
Association

The Sixteenth Annual Meeting Of
the Georgia Dairy and Live Stock
Breeders Association will be held in
Athens on January 18th and 18th
This organization has accomplished
much good during the past sixteen
years in Georgia, but its usefulness
has been greatly handicapped by
the lack of support from the men
who should be benefited by it most.
1t is an organization that directly
and indirectly benefits every phase
of industry in the state.
For further particulars write Prof.
Milton P. Jarnagin, Secretary, Geor-
Ola Dairy and Live Stock Breeders
Association, Athens, Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
Ginners Report A Little
BeariSh

The government ginners report
given out today shows that 10,698,-
900 bales were ginned up to includ-
ing December 18th. The report was
a little bigger than was expected
and slightly depressed the price.
ID 1-2 is the spot price in Fitzgerald
today.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
Where to Find the Coupons

The Enterprise piano contest cou
uons may be found at the following
stores:
Russell Brothers, jewelers..
Empire Mercantile Co.
! Il o. Tisdel, Central Grocery
\ Beall Grocery
AR. /. Maffett. The Bazaar
J-Natt& Holmes Hardware Go.
Hussey SParrott
Adams-Rogers Hardware 20.
JeFns II Hardware g"
Fitzgerald Haberdasrler
C. A. Miller Furniture Co
I.Goldenberg
Vendome Grocery
Peacock's Pharmacy
Denmark Drug Co.
Central Meat Market
Story Tailoring Co.
T. S. Graham, groceries.
Ed. Coleson, Ocilla.
Adams Candy Kitchen.
j. A. Jones
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
Royal Arch HasOns

Tuesday, December, Twentieth
FITZGERALD Chapter Number 50,
Royal Arch Masons will elect
officers for the ensuing year.
Every companion is urged to be
present at 7:30 o'clock.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

County School Commissioner j W.
Weaver of Irwin County was in the
city yesterday. He came this far
with Mrs. Weaver who went to
Macon on the nooa train to see her
father who is seriously Ill.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

Legal and letter carbon paper In
purple and black at the Enterprise
Office.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

Phone the Enterprise about your
visitors. It will help our news
columns and compliment your
friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11
HEADQUARTERS OF INLAND
WATERWAY ASSN. OPENED

Hon. Arthur Brownell, New York; G.
A. Waterman. Pensacola. and Admir-
al Lucien Young. commandant of the
local navy yard.
The foregoing list includes the
names OF men mho are famous In the
many contests now being waged for
inland waterways, not only In the far
south, but Of other sections as we'll.
Many Delegates.
Aside from the foregoing list OF
Spoakers the convention will BE- It.
tended by q large delegation. It will
be comprised Of men from practical.
ly every section Of the i've states rep
resented in the organization and fra
ternal delegates from other inland
waterway organisations. Among those
who Will attend arc the following:
George J. Dodge, Gulfport, Miss: A.
r. Powell, Anda1usia. Ala; 8. H. Mar
zero, Gretna, La: Edward Godcharx,
Reserve. La: c. Meitin, St. Angus
tine; J. A. Perkins. Monticello. Fla;
H. II. Richardson, Jacksonville; r. H.
Hemphill. Apalacicola; Thomas p.
Conroy, Jacksonville: DR.. Thomas F.
West, Milton: A. johnson, Shubuta,
Miss: Leo Loewenberg, Columbus,
Ca: T. A. Mitchell, Live Oak: L. e.
Dozier, Leesburg; James r. Pfckeil,
Caryvillo; Charles A. Dexter. Rob-
erts; Henry Hutchinson. Palatka;
Peter Rosasco, Pine Wood; BENJAMIN
A. Moss. New Orleans; John A. Ora
ham, Bradentomn; John McDuffey,
Florida; e. d. Lownds and wife, Cres-
cent City. Fla: James A. Carney. Car
ney, Ala; G. p. Parish. Parish. Fla;
Warren W1lNams. Phoenix City. Fla;
F. ]. Carmack. Iuka, Miss; r. B. Bull
lock. OcalA. Fla: Frank Fesler, Fo-
ley, Ala; J. J. Moody. Burnell: John
L. Nicely. Tallahassee; w. c. Nc
Gehee. Little Springs, Miss: Hon.
William L. Crawford, Crawford; c.
P. Dadant, Hamilton, Ohio. and Capt.
J. e. Turtle, Warrington, Fla.
This 10 Of course only a partial list
Of tho delegates.
oreanlzstion Growing.
The Atlantic to the Mississippi In
land Waterway Association is con-
stantly charging its membership and
it, scope. said Mr.. Henderson. It's
membership. sprinsing from a very
small body three years ago, is now
over 1000. with prospects Of doubling
even that figure in the next three
years. It's discussions and projects
have received the attention of con-
gress and the great national inland
waterway organizations. he said.
Mr.. Henderson Is pleased NTH the
plans already completed for the con-
vention. He II very much gratihed at
the reception that will be rendered
the delegation and with Pensacola.
Parties coming to the city are re-
quested upon payment OF their fare to
Pensacola to take a receipt for same.
and II 1t is found that more than 200
are in attendance upon tho conven-
ton the railroads upon presentation
OF the receipt will grant return Of
half fare, plus 50 cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11
BUSTERS OF
THE BRONCHO
THOSE WITH THE 1o1 WILD WEST
SHOW ARE IN A CLASS ~
THEMSELVES.

The broncho CLUSTERS with the 1OI
Ranch Wild West are q class Of brave
and hardy cowboys whose speciality IL
subduing the equine desperadoes of
the plains. Busting" horses ID their
trade. A bucking western horse can
seldom be permanently cured. His
grudge against man grows with each
ordeal for mastery. The most sue.
cessful of the men with the 1O1
Ranch Wild West rarely last more
than few years in the desperate
daily battles with the brutes.
Sometimes their lungs are torn
loose by the violent joltings of the
wild beasts. Falls and bites are &C
cepted as a matter of course A
broken leg or arm is slight calam.
ity. taken philosophically. with the
feeling that 1t might have been much
worse. Horses have been killed in
the process and the buster" has been
sometimes the victim.
The struggles between man and
horse are always of a quality to make
the heart of the spectator stand still
in excitement. Yet the cowboys 20
about 1t steadily and methodically,
probably with no thought that they
are doing anything extraordinary, for
they have never done anything else.
Expert equestrians, as are the Cos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11
FOR
THEBOYSCOUTS
ARE SELECTED
WELL ATTENDED MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT IN THE ROOMS OF
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
WHEN ORGANIZATION WAS
COMPLETED.

At a we'll attended meeting of
prominent citizens in the rooms OF
the Chamber of Commerce last night
the organization of the boy scouts
was completed. officers being elected
and the movement advanced to such
an extent that its success is now
practically assured.
The following officers were elected:
President-J. s. McGaughey.
Secretary-F. w. Hayes.
Executive Committee-W. K. Hyer,
Jr., DR.. Clarence Hutchinson, C. F..
Geek, Frank d. Sanders and J. H.
Sheriff..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11

sacks with the big frontier show,
which will be here on Monday, No
vember IA, they will take no chance
with the bucking horses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11

The Venus of Milo refused to tell
how she lost her arms. IF l should
say l broke them off while trying to
button my dress up the back" she
said, you'd ask me what has become
Of the dress.'-Relasping into stony
silence, she paid no further attention
to the QuestioQer.-Chinag Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11
FOOTBALL GAME
TH|SAFTERN0ON
PENSACOLA CLASSICAL SCHOOL
TEAM AND DREWToN COLLIE.
GIArE INSTITUTE WILL EN-.
GAGE IN STRUGGLE ON GRID.
IRON At PALMETTO BEACH.

There will be a game of football at
the Palmetto Beach gridiron this at
ternoon between the Pensacola CLASH
cal School and the Brewton Collegi-
ate Institute. The game will begin
Immediately after the arrival of the
2:45 car at the Beach.
This is apt to be very interesting
and hotly contested game. as the two
teams seem to be about evenly
matched. The P. c. S. team has been
coached by Lytle, formerly of Prince.
ton. The team has already shown up
well. but since losing a game to the
University Military School at Mobile
on the 9Th Of November they have
put in some unusually hard practice,
and are sure to, at least, give the
visitors a run for their money, and
are confident Of winning this game.
The Brewton team arrived in the
city on the $50 train last night and
they are a husky looking bunch, who
look like they can deliver the goods,
and are here with the determination
of showing the local aggregation
something about football. It is any.
bOdy's game, if the two teams are to
be Judged by appearances.
The Classical School team will be
picked from the following players:
Vincent, Olsen, Bass, Coleman, Mars
ton. Carter, Harvey, McLain, Boyett,
Roberts, Mctta, Smith.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11

I. THE 1NNOCENTS ABROAD (Vol. ~
2. THE INNOCENTS ABROAD Cvol. ILL.,
3. A TRAMP ABROAD Vol. ~
4. A TRAMP ABROAD Vol H.
r 5. FOLLOWING THE EQUATOR COL L.
E. FOLLOWING THE EQUATOR fVol. H.
7. ROUCFlINC IT CVol H.
8. ROUGFHNG IT VOL H.
g. LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI
10. THE GILDED ACE VOL ~
II. THE GuDED ACE Vol. H.
II. THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
Is. HUCkLEBERRY FINN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
From 500. 90 to $500

Oak Cellarette, complete equip, So. so
French Plate Cheval Mirror, oak. 500. 90
Sewing Table, Grcassion, beauty, $1,000
Solid Mahogany Electrics, pair $25. 90
Fine Administer Rugs, 9x12. . Splits
Mahogany Leather-Sea Rocker. 1922. so
Circassion Walnut Dress g Table $21.5O
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12. .S24.OO
Statuette Holland Lass, Cipriani $500
Large Marble Pedestal. $685. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18

Mahogany high post, full beds $4,000
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12. 49,. $1,000
Spring Upholstered Box Couches $16.75
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18

Marble Statuette, Margaret. 49,. $1,000
Marble Statuary Pedestal. 800. $1,000
Mahogany Oval Dining Tray. 80. 5000
Brass English Lacquered Costumer $3.50
Oak Costumer, swivel top. ... $5.75
Brass Steel Lined Costumer ~ $3.50
Oak Telephone Table and Chair. So. so
Mahogany Inlaid Tabourette. So 90
Solidly Constructed Library Table $500
Imitation Mahogany Music Cabinet $500
Solid Oak Medicine Cabinet. SIS so
Commodity Box, large, for skirts. 81 so
Heavy Brass Library Lamps. $3.50
Glass Base Educational Globe. SIS 90
Double Mirror Shaving Outfit Sc. 90
Mahogany Bedroom Rocker. So %
Mahogany Bedroom Rocker. SIS 90
Royal Wilton Rugs, 27x54. ...... Sc. 90
Cashmere Reversible Rugs, 9x9. 1915
Marble Statuette, Aphrodite 49,. 81 so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Joroen runot.

5lpoeren Seonnin bar faoe. iprIte
8rpnie, 10000 Marf, for iiil5lDc-
ming melen Srier og Waet3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

baoe Iiot iterre/ /Sfaoe ira oenne emo
ira nogen anoen Orfan De ienere
glor. Winn frpgter for, at ogiao Der
er gnnet Menneifelip tabt. @n 0Pel-
Ding fra Sen @eIt gaar no pao, at
Stormens Surti9beo por 80 NiI /
Simen. Meloingen fra ct. glugu-
itine lDoer pan, at 9glgerne ilog
oDer Ssmliren og true0e 9Dgninger,
iom laa in0enfor. Men 5orbinoeIien
bleo afbrliot, Iaa n9rmere Weloin-
ger ON Stormens 6Slger iapnes.
Sra CAMPO, 5la., mel0es 9irs-
bags, at 5orbinoelier meo aaegunf-
ter i6noerfor 9onlpa oor ofbruot al
BEN poloiomme Storm g(ftenen for.
no. 8erfrn nepnes Stormens 9nr-
tigbeO at bnDe o9ret 30 Dfil 81
men Mange imon 5ortsier, iom
lan for gInfer / 9terbeoen al Gam
pa 9aD 6oteI, 6leo oreoet poa
@riino.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Dalter 1Dellmon forliit
Wien ban % aammerater re.ooes
af 9ampifibet Srent.

5orisget paa at frpoie 9ltlanter-
6apet | 9uftifib mislDffeoes Oct
oar 2erOags @ellman og bans
iem 2eoiagere iatte no ira gltlantic
Gitn, 9e. s., og Sirsoags 6leu De
taget om 9oro paa o9loDal, Wiail
gocfet Gompanp"s Oomplfi6 5rent
ca. 375 Yiil gIt for gtorfolf, ga.,
og $50 Diil gtorooeIt for Bermuda.
0eres 2uitiejloos bauOe % uaret /
y elmer, 3 0egn. Oct er oct lGng
ite, noget itDr6art 9uftifi6 bar bolot
iig 2uiten. glfitanOen, De baooe
ieilet beoemmes ira 800 til 1900
0iiI.
5 6srituingen gif SeilaOien goot.
Senoog Rorgen ieileOe De iiOen at
benptte Dlotoren, oa Der 6leite Ell
itprf geItenpino. Men mart 6egpno-
te ben lllempe, iom nsOte Dem til
at opgiue Saa6et ON at Haa ouer
Snpet og enoelig til at iorlaoe Bal
lonen. Get oar yg:uilibratoren" ben
Snoretning, Der ilpbte ! 8anoet, og
iom ifuloe boloe 2uftiti6et ben
rette Ssioe, Oer 6eepnote at lte0e %
ruife gnftifibet. Saa orepeS De
SDopao al 8inoen og fom no al
anrien for Sfibene mellem 9lmeri-
ia og europa. 9tu giolot oct om
9ieoning, og oa De fif 9ie paa
3ampifibet Srent, lpffeoes bet at
iignaliiere oct, og for at gsre
Ell lang Siitorie fort bet lpffeoes
ogiaa of fonme ON 9orO. 9allo
nen v9Imerica" lit iaa 2ou at Ieile
i'm eaen aurs. GnOog on DC forloo
ben, baooe @:uilibratoren ner ilaaet
@ellman libel. iaa ban Oar glao
peo at forla0e oct belle.
Den = 4ir. @ellmon er life iif-
fer pan, at ban life bil gsre ct
5orieg mere pon at flpue oper oct
Itore Sou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
SeoGolitojs nYe 2lrbejoer

st al De npe 89rfer al Den ganle
6orfatter oil r i'll. Better Slopo"
= uOgan lnoer Sitlen IRE Gage
/ SanOs6pen" o9 moeboloe ire npe
5ortGIlinger
5olitoi ifal beri gipe en- rDitenoe
Stilorina al Den rusiiife 9onoes
aaor
5 Den ferite 6ort9lling 1Omuan-
tenoe 1iggere@ afmaler ban oe ms
fife 8snoerS 5ornrmeIie
5 oen an6en o9eOenpe og oaenoe"
piier Solitoi WaooiGtninaen mellem
SnhObeiolfningens 9lrnloo OF op
RIGGS 9oieIbeO.
8 oSfatter" opriller ban ct Bill
leoe al ben rusiilte 2anOsbp, Den
llbarmbiertigbeo. buormeo man inO-
orioer Sfntterne. boorleoes man ta-
ger De liolte e1enoele lra 9en0erne
for oerpeo at O9ffe bans gliaiiter.
Ge 9etra1tninaer. Solitoi fnDtte.
DC 0ertil er bleuen iorbii0te al
9eninren. 0ien ban iaar ooa 9oo
til at u0tale Snabet ON. Of De M
pprenOe 9Inifilelier ON @runObeiio-
OeIier mao nnaergnn en- Iianenoe
6oranOriua. iom engana ifete mcO
9luituelierne ON Siueaenifabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Senator 0olliuers 9earaoelie
foregit / @aar Sort 9ooee, So,
um0er meget itor 0eltogelie. 0ian
iamleOes | gaationalear0ens 2ofaIe,
Der funoe rumme ct gar Suiinoer,
men flere8uiinoe mnatte blipe uoen-
for. 6lere gtotobiliteter talte Deo
bans 9oore, oeriblanot Senator
Gummins, @uoernsr Carroll, TO
Ereiter, en- 9iifop CM. g. og gre-
.iioenten for Mount @ernon College.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
F~FN<F7s'SFHF HFN*NN*NN~@NN*
8lanoeoe Meooeltlier

: 8illiam g. Mooop, goet,. ora-
ntatiif og fritiif 6orfatter, osoe /
Wnn0ngs Colorado Springs, bpor-
til ban par rejit ira Gbicaeo iom ct
iioite 5orieg paa at eenuinoe lit
Selbreo. San oeoe al, buaO 29ger-
ne folote otlimor Of tbe brain" Ten
@reoe paa Siernen).
Sobn ,. 9iocfefeller bar after
nilt Jig rnnobaanoet. 0ionoag 81
termioOa9 gap ban poerligere So
$4,000 til 9iocfeieller Snititut for
meoicinif llnOeriggelie. 3erme0 bar
ban s9et lit 8iorog til bette SSnlti-
tut til $8,240,000, og bans @aoer
/ filontropiife og oplpienoe 9iemeo
6elg6er Jig alt | oft til 1926, ,004, ,662
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Otter Simplon.
flYpnineen.
st aIuOrlist Orb.

Otter ben fsrite 8egeiitring ooer,
at SinploniInoningen, troos alt
bleo fulOfsrt, og eiter at Glaue5 er
la9t @rauen, begDnoer man ogiaa
| Stalien at t9nfe mere roligt ooer
5oeen og title oct SpsrgsmaaI, ON
oenne 6lpuning Dog life par Ell
uioriporlig Seq meo 0ienneifeliu,
buor SnOiatien life ito0 | noget ri
meligt 6orbolo til ben eoentlelle
@eoinit. Spppigere og bpppisere 3D.
rer man Den glnIfllelie fremiot, at
man foriio flinoe bape iaet iig ieIo,
at boerfen SIpOemaifinen, iom oen
M er, eller Wenneifet er oenne Op
gnue uofien og Simplonilpoerens
Dso giper MI Dem Het, Der paa 5or-
boano erflGre0e 8opeitnffet unit
ligt; ganIfe pit fom Gbape5 ooer
Simplon, men Maifinen fniltes, og
sslpberen OrGbtes -og noor oct bIep
Heiultatet, ifpl0tes oct life ct ulDf-
feligt og n6eregneligt SilfGloe, men
oct bar EN- ganIfe limpel 6slge al
at man bapoe ItilIet oltior ltore 5or-
oringer bna6e til Wenneifet og til
Waaifinen.
5or at naa DC beoIte 9ieiultatpr
er nae geItrebelier / De ienere glar
gaaet no paa at ggre 9lpparaterne
Iaa lette iom nitligt; men oenne
llonitlIng er - nnpnlig Dpa0 Die
riot. Waifinerne angaar-ioregaaet
pna 9efoitning al 9lpparaternesSta-
bilitet % Wiooitonosfrnit; og oct
par 0erfor intet 8ilf9loe, at Sba
ne5' Viaifine, Der maatte p9re iaa
let for at naa iao bsit. til iioit oif
/ Stpffer; DER bar boert 5nlO lige
iaa mango Gbaneer for. at oct flln-
De gaa galt, JON ior, at oct fllnoe
gaa goot
ON ben fpiioloeiife 5ioe al Sa-
gen uotaler Yrofesior Qiortineai oeO
llniperiitetet / Bologna | Ell glrtifel
/ sBerfeueron5o", at @bnDe5 ian0-
iDnli1Ois piloe pere oeo, ielo ON
ban life bapoe itprtet neo og bic
pen fp9itet. Spgerne nor 10 ogiaa
enige ON. at aunitelierne longt ira
bar liusfarlige, oa at be life uiloe
bnOe meofert 6eoen bois life Sin
perens Graanisme | 5oroeien BAD
De taget ldnst aIOorliaere 5faoe
SpgnOingen uar ioo poI0iom, at ielp
oen melt itanIiatte Organising baO-
DC manttet biffe nnoer.
Gbape3 pnr uoIOtoaet al eg itGrf
Snaaeiiion; ban 1iIoe pna Sroos al
aae gIOparsler og paa EroOs al lin
egen 5rnst sennemisre 9oueiinifet;
OF oct InficOes ham: men Oet TO
iieoe BAN bans Siu. bDis Strait DC
10 Nlinnitcrs 5lnunina notamtes
liae iao inloiignoint iom aeunem
mango Mars rraelmrsiiat gip. ID
ban bar iinriet neO. fnnoe bon fun
iiae: let bar frDaieIiat4 oen Gam
meIie al oiernens % 0iertets 0iri'
Iombeo. Der fuIate eiter. uor life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

9loriagen til 9b0en men fun ct
llotrpf for, at bans ee9emcs og
9lonos at9fter par opbrngte. 5 en-
enelte, ooloiomt lepet Sime baOoe
ban iot alt oct til, ban ellers fnnoe
6ape leoet paa en- gIorrRffe.
nSna. Bit"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Zen iuooiriianifc Union. gremicr
miniiicr eot6a os aiunnsminiiter
Sna. Der iaIoi BeO GnIaene III oet
in0airifnuile llaionsparliment. hnr
mn mootnaet lilbno ON 10 andre
areolc on bar taget MOD bette Sil.
bno
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Orfan eaar oper Cuba.
sfaSe for flere 0dllioner 1ollars.
Osfaa fSIorioa biemipses af inmne
Crfan.

life Ie9rt 9iegnfnlo oper Cuba
9orsoag 0iorgen / iOite ltge, no
pifleoe iig til SfDbruO og soelng-
genoe Drfan. goelagselien, Oea oar
onrettet er noaife oen itgrIte Gu-
bos &iitorie. Storinen lagoe iie
8irs0ag glften aI. 8, og Sinlen
flarese of. Oct isrite Stormon-
foIo fom ira Sp0eit oe bar itilnet
noget al 5snOog 9lften. Ga ilog
8inOen om til Spopeit og itrsg mes
ooloIom StDrfe ben ooer Matan5aS.
Binor Del giio og @aoona Yrooih-
ierne og fulOenote ben goelGageIic,
iom fsrite StormanfoIo 6aooe be
gnnSt
Det er life mnligt at giDe n9let
forfeit Snerilag oper Den forpol0:e
Sfnse. Gen oil anorase flere gRil
Iioner Collars. 5orroen gOele9lel-
len Of Snffer- og Sobafsplor;19er
er manseSorObrugere / De ire npun-
te Bropinier bereuet boa0e Sus og
Stem og eienoele Hegeringen pil
maaite ie iig nsot til at beoe om
SieIp fra llolanoet til oisie rsn-
Ii6enoe, bpiS Stilling er bSilt be-
flogelig.
Den omerifanife @enerdIfoninl
s. 2inn Hoogers naaeOe / Vlanonas
til ariemiin, 80 Mil Snoslt ira So
pana. ga0ite Dag uenote ban til
baee og melote, at Diitriftet er
soeIaet Of Oueriosmmelie. Sra glr-
temila til Cape San 9lntonia ifal
Tiljtonoen u9re en0nu p9rre 20.
bofsaslen og 2a0ebDgningerne cr
soeloat, og man nenter fun 10 Bro
cent al ell 9iormalapl Der forelig-
ger ifte 9eretning onl Cab al Dien-
neIfeIiD, men man nntager for lit
fert, al mango Dienneifer mao baDe
lat 2icet til / 9anooiitrifterne
9SeIeggelien Sauono 9p alene
oil ripeliguis iumme op til ouer en-
Wlillion Dollars. Sfnoen pqo 5olo-
oplassbuie, Der par fliloe al ior-
oerebare Eager. er iprlig 6etpoelig,
ligeIoa 3abet peo Spnfningen al Ell
Guiin 2petere, al boilte flere baooe
foltbnre 2ooninger onl goro. Om-
trent en- apaoratmil al gDens Re
iioensoilirift er operipsmmet.
en epflonagti9 Storm raleoe |
lire elmer Ssnoag gIiten og belle
gionooe 6ormioong 8eo Yiiooogs-
tio llse 8inoen ON til Bet, og lupre
5eer ilog mo ouer Sauana. Snoen
ON es 9ime oar ganOet bruot igen-
nem Rolecom- Ssmuren. Bslgerne
itea til ell p9loig @eioe og ooer.
iusnamcoe Ulalecom -ssrepeien og en-
Dtii al oct imnffe Jteiioensoftrift.
5oif, iom boeoe / Suienes neoerlie
gtoser. u1r nsot til at ig9e Jieoning
6noetIte6s. Sol0ater. Boliti Vrano-
m9no, Meolemmer al greoe aors"
og 9iifere fit gaaoe truttet op ira
Saonen oa reooeoe 9unoreoer al
Meuneifer ira 9pgninger, iom oar
omgipet al gnne % trueoes meo at
itnrtc iamnen
en Barge Der inoebolot De
9gfferreoifnber. iom benptteoes I'M
Der arbeioet meO at bGue graget al
..Nloine~ blep reoet los ira iine6or'
isininner % soelagt. Get luffeOes
SioItaierne ira 5ritningeu at reooc
en- Del al Jleoiinberne. men negei
gif tabt. oa Der er SanOipnIigbeo
ior. at Optoanin1eu al rDlaine"s
graa osroeo oil bliDe ioriintet.
OaInn Staten 5lorioa romtes al
Crfaneu. ssisIae IlelOinaer iraSart-
ionDirr. Tia. bar 9IppeIiiubsiicu
Iibt giaoe ior 81 100000 o. 5Io.
rioas Eiilpitbnne aninnes at bare
Iioi efaoe for iIere Iniinoe Dollars
300 wil al atInnierbaDstniteH Su1
ior 81 fualitiue. JIa.. aHtnees al