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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
SnotrDf fra oct 10. noroiife
Sfolemebe | StOefbolm.
(5ortiat fra siOe 81
som mar to Saue mboes."

III.
Jtaar man / en- aarrRsfe bar op-
lolot Jig I ct reiormeret 2ano meo
al bets reIigieie 6oroirring og oeri.
genIlem bar lPrt at elife Den luther
ife airfe og ie OBJ til Sen iom oen
Ser 6poer BEN ppperiie og reHeite
5orm for friitelig @rfenoelie og oe0
lin Saframenttroifab oet iuuoeite
@ruuolae for friiteligt 2io, oa er
oet meo en- ganife i9rlig @IeOe,
man forbes I ct anOet lutberif sano
emo 5porelnnoet.
9dar man FER | Suerrig Ter Sir.
fe peo airfe Ipie frem melem So
0ene eIler fra 9anosbperne, meo
boilfen BIpOe og %nnnoeIig Stem.
FgfeIie tPnfer man ga life poa. at
BET er ct 9dno, boor CUBS rene Orb
forfpnOes, % bans Safrnmenter
forbnltes efter bans egen Snoitiftel-
ie, iaafeOes iom oct fer ooeralt,
boor lutbreif airfeIio rsrer iig.
% naar man pes Sfolemsoet inn
Den ubDre 1iIitrsmniug til Morgen.
guostieneiterne, fom noeet al ben
femme 9afnemligbeo frem. Spor er
BOG life Sc norOiife grsorefoIf meo
oeres fples lutberife airfe en- IDf.
felig Gel of 5oIfeilaaenel
CAB ppre. at Der er megen Ban.
tro og 9untenbeo. laO ppre. at Der
er uponliOeIige genner og oobne
Mo0itonoerp %inoenfor De osbtes
Rntfer. iIiat bar ariiti airfe oOer.
oft og iii ale Si0er modttet fQmpe
meo. bet er poo ingen WooOe gan.
IfeliabeOer. iom INN ben lutberife
Qirfe ifiiIOe fen0e. men aaigepeI er
Be norOiife Golfs' a~lminoeIiae I'll.
iIntning iii en- Iutberife airfe iaa.
re meaen 9af pGrO for Dc tore
5rrliesmnIiabeSerS StnlO. Der Der.
pe0 nnbnrs for be enfelte Menneifcr.
SnrIiai nrr Iiaacr set | Oenns
Snmmenbrna al tGnfe pna Ben pc.
tuonins. helr SoaeH bar for BE-
norOilse GoIfciInas friiteIiae gsr.
! neOporaaeIIe. 7 pore eanor behsDer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

opbDggeligt par oct beqaer life at
bere Ell oanit S9rer itnn irem oa
peofenoe iig lin tore Reipett Tor
ariitenoommen iamtioig me0. at
ban beferote i'm elen f~illofomnegie.
gatiuitet % itilleoe arnpet ON. at
gerHene life maatte friiteliat paa.
uirfes. ioroi De 10 .alliaevel / 81.
pet bleu liae aooe @enneiter". o.
LA fan 10 ii0en De. iom oct li1aer
Tor. bliue ariime"l
Seloiapis oar Der ooa oaiaa en-
nnare, oanif 9prer. iom paa en- fill.
irroia o. iaon. men inoerlia Wao.
DC ailagoe en- flar on beiiemt lroens
SnoiiaeIie moo al ben Aaiionaliie.
rem. Tom BAR frcmfommet UNDER
Uisfns'ioHen ueo ct al Msoerne
Den Oct ian ifte nratcs. at man
III beo SiosH al oe ~aIrbeliae SeIel.
'er Ct Hart 5uotrnf Al. at ben ifar.
pe IianoenAe Strio menem lro o.
9aniro oaida rsrer ga | efoIens
NeroeH o. at oaloa Der tsrner eius.
aHifaelierne IaHunen meb en- Waat.
.iom mar p Nape msoes"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

iaale0es bar @aoiiter 8. Q. Glou.
iens ~perionlioe Optreoen berueOe
oItio oeret preget al Sen itorite
9euIpnsfulobeo oo Of Sen 6ilboge-
boloenbeo. iom 5orboIoene MI en-
Gang paobpoer EN- oonif llnoeriaat.
Ser finoes iiffert inoen, boerfen |
Dor eaer / bore Mooitonoeres 2eir,
iom nogen Sinoe bar bert ct for
narmeliot eaer iaarenOe Orb imor
SpIferne at Sr. gIouiens Muno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

Jeg er Superintendent we'd CELERY FARMS COLONY i
den bedste Del af Florida Jeg er feat IyskIand, var 20 Aar
.gammel, da jeg kom til Amerika. Jg dyrkede Grsnsager baade
i New Jersey og we'd Sanford. Jg var en- at de ferste som dyr-
kede Seleri Omegnen afSanford. Jeg anlagger Mensterhaver
til Seleri, for nye Kolonister. Jg er engageret til at vejtede N.Y.
kommere for at opnaa Sukces, og jeg kan hjepe dem til at blive
heldige, da dette er Diet allerbedsre Floridaland for Seleri. Jeg
hr alerede modtaget saa mango Breve, at jeg like straks kan
besvare allie, men jeg vi lsvare saa hurtigt som muig. FLORIDA
HOMELAND CO. Ejerne at Seleri-Landet, salger 1000 ii Acres
Haver til Folk, som vii komme hertil for at BIO, og bidrage til
Koloniens Fremgang. Dette Kompagni vii gore alt mulgt for
at h1lpe Dem til at bive heldg, hvis De kommer hertil. Rejsen
med Jernbanen betales af Kompagnet begge Veje we'd Ksb at en-
af disse Irakter. vi vii give Dem den fornsdne Anvisning til
Landets Rydning. Plejning. Dyrkning og Indhegning, og til at
opnaa den bedste Avl. Jeg ensker at hsre fra enhver som snsker
at avle hge sa meget SeheIi og GTsnsager her paa ii Acres som
der kan avles paa ct Hundrede Acres Norden. De kan skrive
til mig deres Modersmaal, under Adresse:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
4inneriuunnn
Rasiiter 5. 9. Gianien nOOiit.
Ben0armen opIe er
0Di8ningsor0ren for
bonn pao 2onoepeen ueo
Mf6natsti0e

S~aoersleo, g. 9luguit. GonO. mag,
8. 9. 9lauien ira a~pbenbaon, Der
tiIbragte Sommerferien Dos lin Sui
gerfa0er, tioIigere 2on0OagsmanO
SuIius 9ielien paa 0omuger ueo
6aoerslep, er | @aar Aften bleOen
uoniit meo = timers 8ariel.
II glauien oeo Wtionotstio lam.
ulea meo 5amiliemeolemmer ira en-
uoflugt til 8ogns fom ner til lin
Suigerfaoers 2anoIteo, itanOieoes
6preteiet of en- preusiiif @enoarm,
Der ipurgte, ON Glauien befouot
fig aaa gognen. Dertil iuareoe
Glauien ia. @enoarmen upleite
6erpaa ltopisningsororen for ba~
miot eaa 9anoeoeien; ban tiIfeieOG
Dog. 1t % Der MI life mere eff
no9et Cog. flilloe 9lonien oeite til
5irs0ag Miooog.
Glauien forIoo / Gag til Morgen
gor0ilespig. San bar life poa no.
gen 9iaaoe eioet anIeOning til Oen-
ne 5orbol0sregel.
Senere: l1opisning al Tagiiter
$. 9. 9lauien bar / SsnoeripaanO
irenfal9t ben iamme 6orunoring
JON / 4ongeriget. Saaleoes bem9r-
fer 3annepirfe@, at 4ariagen til
I~l0uisningen er ufatteIig; men Oet
oil meo oenne 6orbolOsregeG gaa
fom meo 9unoreoe al iamme Slags:
Ger opnaaes fun cen Sing, nemlig
at ege Sarmen og 5orbitrelien og
u0opbe Sfelet menem De to gta.
tionatiteter.
n5eim6aI" peger paa, at Oenne
8egipenbe0 ligeiom ANDRE llOuis-
ninger I Den iioite 5iO u0en Guiul
fife ifnIoes u~noeroroneoe Gmbeos-
mpno. men G%egeringen / SenOer-
in1ano eaer enoog Miniiteriet /
Berlin, og %ifriuer oernpit:
ll~opisningen af Nagiiter Glau-
fen er. boao 6ormen angaar, mere
beninnsl6s END nogen tioligere ltO-
pisning ira Horoile5pig, ioet Ser il
fe fen0es andre 5ilfploe, boor llo-
nisningsororen er blepen meoOeIt
pna ALTAR Bel og ser finn er bepil-
get Den li0biite TO 8imers 6riIt, en-
5riit, fnoenfor boilfen set om-
trent er umuli9t at naa ooer 8rpn-
len, naar oe a1ernsopenoigite &eiie-
forbereoelier Ifal trpffes.
5or l1ofsrelien af ~ltooisnings-
ororen bprer 2onoraaoen | &ooers-
len Aniparet. On Sfarpbe0en,
bbormeo Der Der er gaaet frem, mt
Eigois fan feres tilboge til oct Moo-
IatningsforboIo~ bDori tiOligere
2onooagsmano 0ielien Itaar til
ennorano 3rpanoer, ipecieIt iom
9~on0roaoens fpnoige aritifer poo De
treosfommitnale Smraooer, err Ri
fife / Stono til at afesre,
Magfiter Glauicn er ira i'm 5or
fotterpirfiombeO pelfenOt / Roro-
ilesDig. Sans itr9ngt oioenifabe'
liae llnoeriegelier bar ogiaa pun'
oet PORE 0ooitonoeres anerfenoelie.
fSoru0en en- meget initruftip &eiie.
bnanobOg for Ssn0erjpGunO bar
ban ifreoet oigtige ~afbanolinger
om nor0iles0igife 6orbolO ! SON.
aerin6ife 4arbsger~ og | 9Sdano-
boaen ! BET noroilesDigife Spsrgs-
maols Siitorie~. 8i frembRper lpr-
Ia bans lige iaa fpnoige og ooer'
IeQne, nm Itrengt iaglige aritif al
amtsretsroao Aolers A~fbanoling
ON 5proqfor6olOene | Naeaemlles-
oia / p3eitidrift fir idlespig-bol'
aeiniide @eihihte@ og bans ofte ira
tnlf sioe citereOe itatiitiife timber.
saeIier al Observation-Disclosures
uooifline / RorOilesOis fra 1864
III 1898.
9iaeiom oisie ltnoerisgeIier no.
ntrrfer fla peo uiOenifabeIig @rrm'
siabeo oa ~uansribelig Gbieftiuitet
Retail like to Priser7|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
SrDfen goeIens Arreit. G

BrDIen OUeleHs NTfen. SlpFl
set oeo Ssieiteret, Higsretten | 9eip-
3ig, | De Ienere Gor TO 8ange tDoe-
Tia er u0tolt, at Den prensiiife He-
9eringS 8oobuO ON nnge Menne-
iferS @nmnaltifunoernisning, for
ioo plot Den gioes al Brionte, life
er uIopIig, forti9tter Regeringen /
Slesoig oog oeoporenoe line 6or.
fglgelier MOB S%0rotseoeIie / De oon-
ife 6oriamIingSbuie
6or nogen Sio Iioen ifenoteS Der
iooleoes SRI. ariitine 9oeien ira
Sfprbqf 200 Morf / geoe for al
6ooe unoeroiit lln9oommen / @pm-
noitif I gre0e 6oriamIin9s6us. Ser
bleo fsrit uopontet Dos 6rt. 9oe-
len, men ga Den unae 8ige life eie-
Sc Be 200 Norf. moatte 8olitiet
foreGobig 9oo meo u~forrettet Sag.
Zen s. aug. fit bun imiolertio
SiliiqeIie til at MODE neite Gags
Morgen 6os amtsforitanoeren /
Sfprbpf. Ia bun life i%noianot iig
til BEN ioitintte 9io = BUN mente
Tia life pIigtig at meoe. oa Sagen
par ulopIig = bleD bun / i'm
9Iaos / 9ensnlorf oe0 6oi0oing al.
bentet at Ell getient og fert tiISfPr.
bpf iom Arreitont. 9olitimeiteren
ofbolot 6orbsr ober benoe, OF %
bun life oar / Stono til at uoreoe
oe 200 Morf, bleo bun UNDER 9oli-
~tile0iaaeIie fsrit gennem 9pen og
beniat / gpens 4rreitbns.
timber II. 4ug. i%frioer a9Po0ers.
moolet" bl. a.:
6refen 9oeien ii0Oer itaOig ar.
r~eiteret / Sferbpf BoIitifengiel.
0sren er loaiet, og Der ipttes oes.
u0en en- foripnrIig Slnn for ben,
iao al 6nre for ll%nooiaelie er noe
luffet.
Otter buao Ser teGefoneres til
npruprenoe 9Io6, bar bum MI fanet
2op til at nboe e9en aoit, bpilfet
fife fan npgtes benoe. 9igeIeoes
mao set onta9es. at ser er gioet
6en0e 5iaaoeIie til SeIobeifefti
geIie.
3erimoo ifof OphoIoet / bette
GoIitifpngief opret uip0uonIig ube.
bogeligt, 90 BET life er bna9et meo
langere Snoeiparring for Die. Der
giDes iaaIeoes life noget Hingeap.
perat, og ifol BEN inolaaieoe iinge
giee iGtte iig / 6orbinoeIie meo
fan 0et ool0e gnnifelig-
beoer.'
6oor Diot Mpnoiabeoerne / BET
belle taget fan frpoe, at bun lpnge.
ems et9een ifaf benIiooe | oettego-
litifpngiel, oil forbaabentlig mart
blioe flaret, oo 5rf. goeien Far It'll.
let anorogenoe ON at fonlme |
iSorbinoeIie meo en- Nopofot, og bun
pentelig / Gag oil funne giDe bam
5uIomngt. iaa ban ufortsoet fon
ifri6e ino.
@%eitereanen. Seosfalo. 2sroag
BEN 6. @uq. 6soe / @isbp efter lan-
aere Sios SpngbeO 6ru Marie
2ouiie 'ariiger, fsot 6arrer. Zen
bar Gnfe efter Or. q. arii-
aer, en- grooer til Dor fsrite Rigs-
8. q. Qriiger | gentoft.
2 en- Rpffe 4nr par 9Ggteparret
boiat / SfPrbRf, ienere | gisbD.
ssru ariiger par en- o~armbiertet
auinoe, Der oItiO gap Rsoe, bOor
7anIfbeoens Gag taltes og tolfeoes.
Sun bfeo 81 aar gammel. Sroos
oen bsie 4[oer ians bnn enonn /
BEN ienere SiO Tom Eilbsrer oeo
Sommpnfomfter / 9isbn Goriam-
linasbus. gn Sen os0e for nozzle
slor fioen / Spoofrifa. en- Dotter
err aft meo en- itoIienif Carer, gi.
mar. Der ogioo er fenot | 3onmnrf
Iom Solsmono for gnIoeniernes
Gag. Zen of0soe tilbrnate fine iioite
gor Tamnen meo en- ngift latter.
e~auobruaet. Ssbieraningen bar
meo enfer.e llnotageITer Orret til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

itoffet. Man bar osiaa 6espnot at
bsIte 8pg ng Soore, buoO Der for
lSaprens @eofonimenOe er uieounn.
Zig tiolig. Nogen iterre Sfaoe bar
&egnen life forOoIot paa aornet,
men noturIigois ier 2onOmonoen
meo 9pneiel efter goot geir for al
fao noget tsrt inc.
9oeboeOeOprfnin9en eoor Itaoi9
tiIboee. Gen Smule, Der oprfes, 81
Der / %ar ct tort ll0bptte.
&oofrugterne er De 8lanter, JON
bar oroget melt gtDtte al Re8nen
De itaar meget soot. 9Ianot De ito.
lat iaaeoe er ser iomme Ste0er en-
Del StoffeIsbere, bog iiffert ifft
iaa mango, at De fan itaoe apler
nppnepGrOigt.
GmmerleD SOgn. Soriamlings'
6nict rejit. (Smo.) 0ianooe Den s
Guguit reiites p@mmerleo Sogns
SoriamIingsbus" / Ssnoer Seiers.
leo. Oct bar netop poo 5emugers-
oogen eiter arbeioets gegpnoelie
iaa Oet er gaoet temmeIig raft ira
S~oon0en. ut set life blot er no9Ie
6anatifere, iom Ipiferne BELT oil
giue oct lloieenoe al Der bar uno.
fonaet &lnnen og lat 9D9eearbei.
set / Sang, men at belle 5ognets
8efoIfning er me0, iaas beoit al De
mango imuffe aranie, Der bragtes.
ga Graniene par beiit - IS 5al-
LET, bIeu 8pgningen %fotograferet
meo SaanOp9rferne / 9ejsningef
o. SEN tiliteoeoprenoe 6orinmlin5
foron. 0erefter iamIeoes man OH
Gaffe6orOene / 8oootemplar.Qogen
iom Oroenen bereopiai1it baooe It'll
let til 8aaOie6eO, % 5oor Der par
oeffet til rigelig 100 9erioner. Ser
bier ser boIOt et Bar SmaataIer
og iunget nogle Son9e. inOtil man
oeo 1O.3ioen ifiItps iifert me0 ben
6sleIie, at set oor Ell betDonin9s.
fuIo Gag for gmmerleu 5ogn, man
baooe opIepet, og meo oe beoite 2n.
fer for 6remtioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

S1Snesuig. Suao en- s~anoraao
raao fan finoe paa. Com ! i'm 9i0
meOOelt, log0es iterite 7elen al ben
i~pOilesOigife 2%on0sbp Soabiteo |
aife oeo en- SloebronG oen Is. gu.
nj; / alt br9nOte Der ofte Gjenoom.
me. 9onompnoene snifeoe %ielpfel.
eelig burtigit muliat at genreiie
8pgningerne, for at De funoe faa
So og aorr nnoer Gag. Dc latte
fig oerfor itrnfs / 5or6inoelie me0
8Dameitrene / 9uiiim og 6reoerifs.
itoO. Men enonu 40. aug) er
Der life begpnot poa gpe9enrbeiOet,
foroi 8n9getianOelipn ifslge tnife
9laoe er bleoen n99tet Of 9an0raa.
Sen / 6uium.
De brnnoliote bsier iig naturlia.
ois for De ~alminoeli9e 5orifrifter
ON brnnOfait Gag o. +. D. men
2onornaoen forlnnger, at Der ifal
bpaees / giGoitil meo rsoe Sagiten,
imaaruoeOe @inorler, lafiet noitaae.
enoe Gag og an6et Iignenoe. gae
oisIe arop oil % fan 2anomenoe.
ne life gna inc pna. Der ifal M
ife Senoenoelie til 3egerin9en |
SIesuig, oa al 6orbnnoIina me0
2nnornnoen bar Uiit Jig baablss.
Sbnoer. Gtter Cberipemmelie.
90. - Oct er, iom ON bette aars
bDppige OperipsmmeIIer / gioano.
laoningen bnr pantuget fla at giue
8eboerne | 9ioing Serreo en- iao
frnftig WGffelie, at 6anOlefraften
omiioer mno uoogne. Com nriten
oltio, iaa oaina oenne @ana. fon.
mer oen fore Reobsr meo oeitlige
og norSbeitlige ginoe, ida @nnO.
Ttanoen | gooebapet ieIu unoer Gb.
ben err ino bsi at Sfuieportene urnn
boloes luffeoe. Glle grRsgonge |
Serreoet er unoer gano, OF | gnge.
ne ipo for Ssnoer uaoeoe olIereoe
osroda ben 6. glug. BrRsfnPget |
@ono til gugen o. mndtte tages
hiem. 7isie lllemper iorti9ttes
lonat OBJ | @eiten.
CbcriDDmmelien bar oenue Sang,
6o BEN fommer miOt | Ssiten os
@rGsningeH. DolOt laugt itsrre Sfa.
be emo BEN / 6oraaret. 9onoet Itnar
enOnu ! Gag Iiae bsit. 9aa Here
|Gte0er | BEN looere @eit. for efs.
empel oeS @salum. er Sommeroi.
aet bruot oq goHoet tr0nat ino !
SuIeue. Nan aniIaor Sfnbeu pnn
6s ca SABRE olene til 10000 Wf.
| Tertil fommer 1obet paa auoaei.
Tom MAJ tnaes al Brrs1nnaen %
Frlaes haloieot forOi man manaIer
To0er. Ten 3. Ana. la man Del
ariun al en- SeiIbano. Der iunleOe
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15
SCHOOL MEN ORGANIZE.
They Ask a Few Pointed Questions Of
the Voters.

The association Of Missourrs school
msp, Of which ". Salem Brown. Of
Troy, is president, and which calls
itsek Amendment No. IL AssOcia
tion.%" 10 asking all AissouTa friends
Of s~duestion several important Quea
lions. Among them are:
Shah Missouri have tho best Uni
Vsrsity In the middle wSstF"
Shall We csRsinUs 70 give our good
men to Kansas. Wisconsin. Cincinnati
Cornell, Princeton, Illinois and Min.
~nesota"
"A vote against Amendment No. II
is a vote against progress; which way
DO you voter"
The following have been elected 10
cal secretaries Of the association, and
are actively pushing the campaign for
the amendment: Luther +. ProRsr
Unionvills; =. N. Supple, Monroe CITY
Guy H. olApPa, BFaYmeT; George r
NaTdia. Savannah; Alfred c. Moon
Clinton; WSyns n. LAadlAw, HiGEns
vile; G. B. Hudson, California: L. 3
Hawthorne, MGxieoi c. ". RoQues
oliVettS; e. G. Thudium, Frederick
town; J. VIII Pierce, Maiden; ". ]
Osborne, C~artsrville; A. T. Powell
RoilA.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15
AMENDMENT Of PROGREss
MISSOURI UNIVERSITY NO LONG
Err TO LOSE PROFESSORS.
With Permanent and Adequate In
come State School Can Keep
BsSl Educators.

The proposed amendment provides
permanent separate income for the
University Of Missouri should receive
the hearty support Of every thinking
voter. Notwithstanding the lib,.a.
provision by the state constitution fol
the general cause Of education, Mis-.
souri, Is near the bottom OF She lis,
Of state universities as regards nIan.
eial stasls.
Missouri University is nov 81 .or,
ed entirely by biennial aVpropr axiom
Of the legislature, and its income de
ponds directly upon the varying cor.
diuons OF the states general revenue
and upon the fluctuating receipts
from the collateral inheritance taA.
The legislature, however literally IN
clined II may be, is constantly cen
tronted by numerous other demands
upon its general revenue fund, ana b,
the uncertainty of the inheritance taA
he receipts from which easily vary
from 25 to rs per cent in two ad
joining years.
1t has been impossible to provide
the University with adequate or sta
BILE Income under such conditions
Each year has seen the University
Curators forced to beg and beseech
The Legislature for sufficient money
to barely tide the institution over the
succeeding period, and the legislature
though taVorably inclined. has been
sorced to hold down appropriations to
so low a point that the University has
been unable TO erect needed buildings.
conduct important scientific invest.
cations, or retain professors whose
Instruction Missouri students are en-
titled to receive.
To call the roll Of departed profes-
sors who have left at the insistent
call Of other universities which could
afford to pay adequate salaries, is to
name many Of the leading educators
o fthe nation. Such men as DR.. Frank
Thilly, Prof. Arthur Green, Dean Hen.
ry ]. Waters, Prof. w. w. Cook. and
a dozen others, who have recently
left, are not easily replaced, and MIS-
souri,, a commonwealth Of remarkable
resources and fourth among the
states in population, should not per
nit otAer universities to deprive her
students OF instruction by such emf
nsnt educators as these.
The Elsventh Amendment, the last
enc on the ballot to be voted on in
November, should receive the vote OF
every voter.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration on the estate Of Claude
v. thurman deceased, were granted "a
the undersigned on the 2sth day Of Sep.
tember 1910, by the Probate Court Of
Lafayette County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them for
to the Administrator within
one year after the date Of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit
oil said estate; and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date
OF this publication, they shall be forever
barred.
THOMAS TURMAN,
Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15
Has beens Tie Cadets.

A surprise was sprung on the
local football roOters Wednesday
afternoon when the team of fac
ulty and alumni of Wentworth
held the regulars to a 6 to 6
tie. The cadets scored in the
first and third quarters. in each
OF which Martin made a beauti-
1ul Kick from placement. The
Old boys scored in the last quar-
ter when Cmnutt romped over
the goal for a touchdown and
Owen kicked goal.
The wasers outplayed the
cadets a good part of the
time, but they made many FUN
les which were costly. Poague
put up a beautiful defensive
game, while the work of Owen
and Cook at halves reminded the
rooters of the palmy days. Ris-
tine, Curnutt and Gates also
made some spectacular gains.
LII, Campbell, Martin and Rob-
erts did the work for the cadets.
The game, according to the
spectators, was the best that has
been played on the campus this
year. Warren Vivion refereed
and DIR. B. 7. Payne umpired.
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PEACHES THAT ARE "pEAcHEs"
Ste. osnsvlNVs County ls Heard From
In Ne Uncertain Tens.

AS fine fruit can be raised in Ste.
Genevtsvs county ~ anywhere In the
world. II It 10 given proper attention.
Last year NurseTyman Shaw sold J.
7. Baird some iruit trees, and this
year n tree bore peaches that are
"~peGches," indeed. One Of than
weighed twelve and q half ounces and
measured fourteen and . quarter inch
ss In circumference; but the fruit va
sprayed several times and thus kent
healthy. II TAKES work 10 raise good
fruit, but It pays. Therefore. fruit.
growers should take advantage OF the
instruction offered them by the AErL
cultural College at the State UniVer.
sity, Columbia, Missouri."-Ste. Genc.
We've Herald.
Such instances as the above show
the possibilities of Missouri. The Az.
rieultural College Is doing a great
work for the state. Its friends are
enthusiastically supporting Constitu.
tional Amendment No. IL, which win
supply permanent, separate support
for It and the other departments Of the
University. Amendment No. IL ia the
last amendment on the ballot before
the voters on November 9Th.
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RICHARD FIELD.
N AT ONCE.-Hamn

WANTED AT ONCE :-Hamp-
TONS Magazine wants a reliable
man or woman in Lexington to
sell the fastest growing magazine
IN America. Earn $1.50 to $500
a day. Write Immediately for
SALARY Plan" and free outfit.
Address "Von," Sales Mgr,
Hampton's Magazine, IS West
35th ST.,
Boysl Girls Free Columbia By
cycles for a little easy spare-time
work for Hampton's Magazine.
Send postal for wonderful free
Bicycle Offer. Address "Bieyele
Club" Room 53S, 66 West
35th ST., New York.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15

Misses Emma and Charlotte
Morath went to Kansas City
Thursday morning for a few days
visit.
II. Swartz went to Kansas City
Thursday on business.
l have two hundred acres will
divide into two farms with
good Improvements, situated 51a
miles south of Higginsvile, which
| viii sell to the best bidder on
easy terms and in any sized
tracts desired. If you have $1,000
you can get a part or all, and get
time on balance. Go and see
this land Real estate agents
please list. Address me
ANDREW W. SHAMEL,
Exeter, California.
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Help Wanted"

Sales Manager wanted for La.
fayette County. Must be capabl
of organizing a sales force ia
secure subscriptions for our
magazine. References required.
Special Agency, National
Sportsman, IS Federal Street.
Boston, Mass.
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IS Lillian Moorehead went

Miss Lillian MOOrehead went
to Lees Summit yesterday 70
visit friends.
Miss Mabel Miller of 0sceOla,
Mo-. arrived Thursday to visit
Mrs. F. NJ. Hord.
Col. A. A. Walker returned
Thursday from a few days visit
in Kansas City.
Mrs, John Sturgis returned
Thursday night from a few days
visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Slusher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kensler
returned Thursday from a visit
in Kansas City.
j. A. Wertz and Frank IIulver
went to Kansas City yesterday
to attend the stock show.
w. P. Aull went to Kansas
City yesterday to attend the
stock show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Matter
left yesterday for Enid, Okla
TO visit relatives.
S. N. Wilson returned Thurs
day from a business trip to
Warrensburg.
Mrs. R. S. Percell of Parker,
Kansas, arrived Friday to Wis
it the family of James Kinkead.
Mrs. B. C. DrummOnd and
Miss White Lockhart went to
Kansas City Thursday to
spend the day.
Mrs. Ella G. White left Thurs.
day for Searcy, Ark, to Wis
it her son, Lotion.
Mrs. Cleveland Rex and little
daughter went to Kansas City
Thursday for a short visit.
Walter Peacock went to Kan
sas City Thursday on bust
ness.
Lynn Gordon left Thursday
for a tri to Kansas City and
No.
Daniel Snider returned to Hig-
ginsville Wednesday night after
a few days visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher
and Miss Mary Taylor returned
Wednesday from a few days Wis
it in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis left
for ~Scottsbluff, Ne
braska, after a short visit here
with relatives.
Oswald Wmkler went to Kan
sas City Thursday ON bust
ness.
Mrs. Margaret Walker went
to Kansas City Thursday for
a few days visit with relatives.
G. S. Mitchell, F. T. Bates,
R. Todhunter, Lynn Shelby
and Henry HOehn went to Kan
sas City Thursday to attend
the stock show.
Misses Della and Leila Bates
attended the street fair in Con-
cordia Thursday.