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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

&ul. q Ii.
On rigtig gleoeIig Sui pil oi
gerne unoe og snife aGe pore 29ie-
re.
0g ina bar ri ben 6oritaaelie
Of gIeoeIig Sui at en- iaaoan life
fan opnaas u0en at feire Sulen JON
5relierens 6p0ielsfeit.
8i bar oerfor oaIet gngeIens
Orb: ygoer er i Gag en- 6reIier
feot4 iom Motto for bort 9nife.
Sa, iaaoan iogOe ben bimmeIife
guobringer til Spr0erne paa Beth
Ie6ems Rarf.
San iogoe fOru0: Seq fOrfpn-
Der eoer en- Itor 9leoe, iom ifaI
pore for belle Solicit"
8lp0e a Maalet, men 5relie-
rem maatte til, for at De ifuloe fun
ne blioe glade.
Soooon meo Sproerne, inaonn
meo belle Solicit oe ioooan meo os
ben Dag / Dag u0en 5reIier in
gen pirfelig og ian0 @l9oe.
Get oor ct mprfeligt Orb, Der
Igo ooer BET fnttiee Barns 8ugge.
alorig er Ser bSrt Mnee til BET.
0g S%uIe6agen or / @runoen oe-
ioa magelps. =.
Oct bar Sen Gag, ben gamIe
9nets 5roen6e bnooe let fremao
imoo; ri ier tilbage til ben.
Ger er fun cen oirfelig SuIe-
bag / gerOens Siitorie, foroi Der
fun er fs6t geroen cen 5relier.
Raor ri aarIig feirer Sui, iaa
er oct 10 | @runoen beItnnOig ben
iamme Dog, 6reIierens 5soielsOag.
geroen bar fenot mango Stor-
m9no, men fun cen 5reler.
geroensbiitorien gemmer Naune
paa Mnno (oels oeiao apinoer),
JON bar u9ret itore. nogle / goOt,
andre / onot, cen | eet, en- nnoen /
noget nnoet.
Der leoeoe Storm9no, 90 Sri
itns fsotes.
aeiier 4uguitus loo Of ielof6lt
Store, oo ban par itor | flere Sen-
al 8eroen ifuloe ifrioes / ManO-
tai
5erooes bar fnaet 5ilnoOnet Zen
Sort, og ban bar itor | flere Sen-
ieenOer, men iprlig | Onoifab.
Men bet bil0e bore Spot at for
isee pna at fnptte e stanfen
til nogen Of Sisies Storbeo.
6iItorien fort9aer ON andre Stor-
mRn6 foru0 for oisie, Mano, Iom
meo itgrre Set fan taloes Itore.
Gent paa Oct Billeoe, Song Ne-
~bufnoue8ar iaa | lin 3r6m Gan.
2. Rap, og | 6orbinoelie 6ermeo
poa De fire itore 8eroensrigers
@runofpaaere.
De bar fore @robrere, men be
fenote life til Grelie og funoe life
gipe bDerfen gnfeItmono eIer 5oIf
6relie innrere bet mo6iotte.
CAB os tRnfe pno beoenife Re-
Iigionsfiftere. I
Glere al benz Dar famIet efter
Grelie. De bar til Dels let Ders
bens grgit oe Mnneler og prspet
at finoe Maao 6erimo6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

fe JIG @leoe, NDoelie, 5ornsielie.
Smart enfeItuis, mart | iterrc eaer
minore aIpnser, men uo9gerligt er
9eoen % 0riffen oct centrale | Oisie
9eitrnbelier. 300, orif og per
loo o." oct par Den rige 9onoeS
9rogram, % oct er enonu MGng.
oens.
geO, Drift % oGr glool lttroIigt,
u9lten. at set fan nnre Suleiis
9etponin9 for 5ornufifabninger.
9Drene fenOer 10 ingen onoen @lG-
De, Is9er ingen on0en. 9@0e, oriffe
og tp99e Grsp. 0siere eaar De-
res Snteresier life. lltroIiot, at 5or-
nuftoGsner fan ipnfe ioo bpbtl
6or ri fen0er Dem 10. gi msOer
Dem 10 0nglig, De Renneifer, bpiS
itsrite @lpoe er ct oelbeiat 9orO.
af. man fan peo lllDffe brinaes
/ Ell ino0an Stillina, at man gap
i'm bsire 6aon0 Tor ct MooItio
Mao. Ter uanfer mongen Ell ipg
% fatti9 Staffel / pore itsrre 9per,
bpis SnoooIoe friger eiter9re0.
Men ban er life / Den alaSie, Der
MI er Gale ON. San er ingen 9@0e.
oolf. @nn begGrer fun Mpttelie
ior i'm @unger. for ben irp9teIige,
onaoenoe SuIt.
Sine oerimoo fan pasienoe farof-
teriieres iom 5raooere Oct
er for Dem life iuit @otteIie, set
oreier iia ON. Nei. Get er oct 6sie-
ite, oeres Snteresie e0iler at ip9ii-
De ooer. Get er 99oeglG6e.
N}en ioa fender ri ioen Ell anoen
Mace. Gem. ser / 9rif ieger Oeres
bsieite 2pffe. Gomme iommen ct
lille ~ilnttet Selifab, flinfe og oriffe,
finite og Oriffe, De fenoer ingen
iterre @leoe, insen 6piere Suite
resie. 6n ~2lniten~ iptes Dem Ell
iulofommen Npoelie.
5 De iterre 9per gaor oct / iaa
9enieenoe lieeirem apieligt til oeo
,SIleti0. De mere bemi0le0e ieopr
ben / gDens berifobeIiae Spiie6al.
Ter. Ger tan man 0o omfrina Mi0.
nat ie bna0e giite og ugifte auin-
Der, Der er iaa orufne, at De maa
b9res no / 8ognen. Get er mo06p.
oeligt at le fuloe Mpn0; bet pr rpo-
lont at lie en- auinoe, en- aoin.
oe, orutten; men oct er aiifDeligt
at le orufne aoinoer optrp0e / 6af.
fantiif Orgier anbent for aaes 81
ne. ., naar auiioen taber 9llt-
~i9roig6eO, Oa taber bun / Snno-
be0 Jig ielo.
0fen lao mig tale til Dig, Sri.
iten1al!
Ras on ior CUBS 5fplo paa, at
Mao % 0ritfe life ifol naa at
blioe betingenOe for DIN 5llIegl9.
De. On fenOer SuleiDriten iom Din
be0ite Ben. 0ien Ri bar ale aoams
aeo % alGOer poo. Sa, ieg tror
n9iten, at 10 taroeli9ere ri in0ret.
ter oS (oog ieluiel9elig in0en ior
aimeliobeoens @renier). oeito be-
ore fan pore Sjerter nopioe iig og
mootdge al @lGoens 6pl6e, moOta.
&c Iaooe oUer 0aa6e.
5uilfe 5anfer og grfaringer for.
6inoer Jig meo Den fsrite Sui, on
fan biiife2
Seq fen0er ct Menneife, iom gen
men, bele lin 9arnoom life for.
BANDIT anoen 5nnfe meo SiiIen END
oenne enc: Pr9gtig, ri9elig 2epe.
monOe, oft oct, III orfeoe at prop.
pc unber geiten bele 1agen igen.
nem. Sntet ON 5~uIeipriten intet
ON enelenes 9noifob, intet ON oct
@uos 9elbebno, MAJ titles inc UNI
Der beo antageIien al Barn Seius
ION lin 5relier iom ben gamle
Simeon antog oct fife Barn. So,
Der bar a%irfegane moi, gre'fen
nof; % Suleonesaften 9ioroe Bre.
item eft flot oe fu9tiot @iloe / Br9.
iteenaroen fOr fine 9enner, bpor
aortipil, 0ons og 0rif DOR ieIu.
iaate 5ing.
8, @no ife COP, of oe Gage er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

% buoo oil oct iao iige, of Sc
ius er 6relier?
Oct oiI for oct ferite iige. at ban
fen0er Dor Sfa6nine, fenoer port
beie aoelifnb og Dor geitemmelie
iom fable / CUBS gilleoe.
8 for oct anoet fenoer ban til
9un6s Dor @runoifaoe, 5pnOen, Og
boao oens 6elger bill blipe, ON ri
life relies ira Ben.
% for oct treble fan ri minoes,
at ban i9nfer life Soeolet for set
ian0e Menneife.
San Ter life igennem 5ingre mes
Dor 5frsbeligbeo og tager til Saf.
fe me0 bet be0ite, 0i fan praitere.
8ioere tpnfer oi paa. at Fan
6Iioer ielo ianot Menneife (paa lam
me 8io, iom ban pe6bIioer at pG-
re ian0 @u0) for at lepe o. 81 Ga
ieire / port Steo.
aQereoe ira Barn al 6engioer
ban Jig til Dor 8ieneite. leocr fife
alele iom 6orbilleoe for os, men
iom Steofortr9Oer
90 inaoan fortintter ban baa0a
/ @ri0atlio og offentlig at leoe iom
ian0t Menneife / bort Steo til ga
oerens gel6e6ag.
Ga bet itsrite al BET belle er, al
ban ioa bengioer lit siD i gsOen
for pore Spnoers Sfulb.
San gioer Jig i aamp meO ale
bore Soligbeosfienoer Spno,
9eO, 8iaoel o. SeloeOe og lei.
rerl
6g 6ele lit Gins og i'm GsOs
5ortieneite bar ban iaa neologt i
5reliesmiolerne, Orb o9 5afra-
ment, og if9nfer os ben oerigennem.
0g WnaIet me6 BET 6ele er, at
pi ifol 6Iioe %freIite fra 5nno og
Sfplo og 5ienoebnano og nao ialige
biem.
Maalet er life oIene, at Ri ifol
ndd hipm. men nt nj ifnI mn
biem iom De, Der oirfelig bar naaet
bet Waal, boortil pi fables.
8i ifal naa biem og ppre meo /
ben bbioflpote Sfare, Der bar toet-
Oeres aiortler og giort Dem bpi.
De / 9nmmets Blob.
Oct bar oct, ri gerne oiloe gioe
ct life 8iorng til = 5oritaaelien
at os er en- 5reIer fs6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

Advertising Rates made known upon
%pp1ication.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
6leoeli9 Sui!

@0er er Gag en- 5relier fsot.
Cuff. 2, II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

(sIuttes paa sibe g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
ANN lIAl E Is !.

The annual eeting of the presby-.
terrain church and congregation WIN be
held at the church at 1850 o'clock
this Friday evening AT this time re-
ports win be presented from all de-
partme nts of The churc III work, and 9th
en- business attended 80 80
y wing the business meeting
there win be { q social hour ut the
nance 70 which al nembe rs o the
church and congregati Ion are invited. \
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
The era sH OF N0RL Ds.
tA Scientific Theory Concerning the
End Of Our Planet. ,ss Il III, ., ea

As scientific Theory Concerning the
VI, End Of Our Planet.
II Credulous ndividualss who are al
ways fearful that some. Of the ends
of the world predicted by sensational
prophets may prove to. be true VIII
find considerable comfort In the asser-
ton Of Professor Lowell that there, is
good scientific evidence for the belief
that mankind viii have many years
warning Of the great catastrophe that
Sis destined to put an end to all things
!, on This; planet. lsas r, ~ i r." d..
According to 1, Professor 4Lowell's
statements. there ID somewhere within
the remote confines ;of space, q great
mass MAJ, ct matter once, a. world, but
now nov, a ead-that Is, hurting itself n TO-
ward our sun. lin time, It IL certain
~ reach the goal to which 1t IL tend
illg and when the two come, together
IItale globe on which We live Is destined
It z cease TO exist .,.s,, :; ~. II
III. fortunately for our peace 5of mind.
there: issat the present. moment c,no
such dead World 4 within dangerous
pts:. ane Y es .st any day s2afs nay
I4a AnY Gay tn 2 y! nor ning papers
49, announce tn tnat one OF these DARK
ssbodies has come within the reach OF
the telescope that 1T may readily be
3sss2 "a "a; tne hsnt s o. the sun rejected
4 ~, 4 y ssss.ss 1854 81; sNyA.Aj Il
.;;ssH nls Sat Woald fneng CERTAIN fhat
~ ssna e! sne !Svor Esk was N s1ghe,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
Il Largest Crane il liz Orient. &,

a9s h-AT 4oaS SSaH0 III Sne iVrfossSs $$sSE
EIIrther eYtde nces of the progressive.
ness of tie laps ii found a1nui ia the fact
that they recently haze. purchased ,3n:
Great Britain and instaIl lied il tie Nit.
81 sBishi doc yard and engine works
~ Nagasah the largest crane lii tie.
orient and one Of the largest sin the
world. tits a $50 ton hammered head
machine and has a height of Sl77 feet.
It ~ operated By Ave separate motors
with an aggregate offs 25o horsepower.
no distribute the current nearly one
AND half miles of electric cable ts
used. sIheSol q man who operates the
crane - perched $50 feet III the air.
BY simply touching d lever the little
bposyn fslloW Ican work tic jibS arm,
yghact % 1854 Feet long, and liffE, eiaR3
sE rex a fiftyS ton weight at a4lgs2 9aesssi
sRad ss$s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Il; y II. Aaberg, living north Of town,
had his house and contents destroyed
BY fire on Saturday. He had lighted a
gasoline stove and gone to the barn to
do some work; shortly after he disooy-
cred the building in flames but could
do nothing to save it. He was alone
at the time. He thinks the stove ex-
ploded.-Lawton Republican.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

~ X; ( / Hi sS.f5 $3F sssE-- %s.TN i@%
Sunday, April 10. ;::35 IN -t.s2i'$
Morning worship at II o'clock with
sermon ny the pastor. Il. Il st:: "a: ~ :, m
S Sunday school at $12=o'clock. x 3.
Junior Christian Endeavor atAy3 o.
rloeas
Senior Christian Endeavor at $3.50
o'clock. Subject: God lis Here. !"
Psalm 1879: 1-12. Il ."ss2:ss II = @ss u
Evening worship It 1880 O'Clock.
snbtects. The Man sof Affairs" This
win be the first subject In a series on
"a Mans Messages to- q {; 81, n.
To all services Of this church the
public Is inyited.. and % cordial vel
come .ssured. ssttrangera and those
having no local church home especial
" invited. Seats free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
A GHOST At SEA.
The Phantom That Boarded the Bark
Es.Si - Saa EfoN,an

= yssgs .
The Phantom That Boarded the Bark
J s'4$$ 49,, ~ -. Sea Flower. <:.,
The following incident is recorded
as "a. true short story by an English
publication: ,~...s y,..le..
The Sea. Flower, bark Of some $50
tons. was In the. early hours Of tho
ga Of June 1854, bound for Bristol.
England. under the command Of the
first mate, her captain, John Ellis,
having been left behind at Kingston,
Jamaica, suffering from yellow jack
It was about. four bells in tho middle
watch Tor q. m.) when the mate, who
was standing near the pinnacle giving
the helmsman his course, suddenly b.
came aware Of "a mysterious presence
lin the waist Of the ship. At the same
moment his companion clutched, him
by the arm. and, pointing, shrieked.
Dye see him, sirT
Before he could reply the mate be-
came aware that the dark shadow he
had just before observed had SO far
'materiaHzed that it bore the appear
ance of Captain Ellis. The figure of
the captain advanced along, the deck
and disappeared slowly down the COM
panion. %fYs ! / yss}s ~ !
Recovering himself, the mate left the
helmsman and hurried down into the
cabin, meeting, Just coming out, Of 1t,
the second mate. who told him he had
been awakened with q start after
dreaming that ffin cantafn han corr1,
aboard and was calling him. Both
men then made complete search Of
the saloon and the other cabins, but, it
,is needless to say. without result.
| Later It was found that Captain FL
lts had died between and 2 q. m. in
the morning Of June d. s.fS :;5 81
The story got about, and the ship OBJ
tanned reputation for being haunted;
consequently III dimculty was found In
obtaining crews, and in the end it was
renamed and sold to q. foreign firm.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
!. TO o: NAP ri s solReeoN TRAlL.
Ezra haseksrs Object 3ln Going oysrSSlt.
!, AGAIN In His Prairie 8ehnoner.

Ezra naeeksrss s0b feet tlS, GoirsdT Over IL
!, Again, In His Prairie Schooner.
lsLumberdneaoxs1eSn 8: ysotsed 10 4 4, battered
prairie schooner st.,; VIII III far 1;nckef
swinging from tina rear "a arle. VIII carrv
Era @' Meeker. 4 pioneer of Tie Oregon
Z country. back over the trail which he
INA his qamily, naed a. mating tha
ttrip sthrouaah I The wi erI,esa ghefwesn'
~ ~ 49, - ~ III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

n Rev. Mr.. Watson Dana says 1t Is
saunegious % II u 5 your Il lli hatg to .
lads. TIs ears the bible teaches 10
eo1uneoYe only pn entering ne house
~ worship r. LANA eyidsntly ISM
IT who aEk me ahrfns 81
Feminine beaafy ana yisEne.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Al, who gave Pr, meat during Lent
this year viii find on balancing their
bank account that the Lord has duly
rewarded them for the sacrifice. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
vgouIdn's I /

raining hard, my deag,s 10
markell j man o. lh,is wiffs.
slaf it rain r responded the
lady ssa I'll sssi s,ss*
Cestainly Sasar. really
sss. s.ssss.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

sE X5ves basa ocSc.uppa hon mi afls
ia a p III sctice aud ann ID ID every
ssilssR. s3lr Philip Sidney.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

tsHA tu4e esS akoSeA7sss
49, aisprFnE o1 elear sgafe called Ry
- psasanss J aanolns weAi,s ,.aqas be-,
.sssa.1y 49,. y NAYS llas'0 9 strange ana
! wSgAsas1 polasln. sbls 5sa,EsE as.5 q
= nsss nRon e umae, 9 .aafee e. sold' "a e
sss.s:. s1n nopas' nanasa Mesen Was
y - ~ n " ot. Ia e tae sal
q -. y. nI.nR lls eAate . NeIt
800 ssssS ~ sens III stAay.ng
sSSn u, g 1890 sons.gSl ls
~, ;; ~ Su Nv! 80 - y sssins
80 ~ .r, S Is e. sslenlatea }.
az sS,,Sta NJ - 1870 IS $
}nraaSn sNla ,is,a,t, - u
eor,n ,,e 80 - 80 49, $3.50 "a "
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49, :. ssu%ss.,s 49,. ~. ~ ~
So, ~ h.ec $50 NJ ssn+ su' 40 nau
ma sito chassnf +he hni i,a - j.. - y.
svork nniaer s his oraers mi +,,ai, 49,
VA IN vain ~ eserv ,,,nht IN. .. IN.
a. nns,od 49, .yhat s h -, 49, 80 49,
al Sn,,ne M " 49, 1a' "Ao en et''s'
ana MIN Msno,,ii *. chte, Is ~ 81,
h,,iiiiars haS = 80. ,,,o d,aa q q Z
vnvatariors vo,ca 1garnaS him M - 2
hnilGina thav IA e n1der+ 49, go 1so, IN
nayer he "a red 1,n1es,a thev n,,,, t sptn
Hhs watia Tho ,,v,ns fnr ~ - az a fs.st
~n,,an wha 800 - A - h,oe.. 20 = ~. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

: -
lima, is now having a. liquor trouble.
One of bis sons has. become drunk
Ed sot. They have no hope or cure
for him he u a mort flcatfon ID; tie
family: had 4 wife and Two children: +
she has Soptained =, divorce from him.
Now, this great man is 1reeaaping his
own sowing. If mistake not he is
the father Of this great sdispensary,
whiskey business. He got that up, to
defeat prohibition in his own state,
and the other states around have been
walking In his footprints, He .is now
in very feeble health, not expected to
live long, is going down to his grave
in ;remorses and sorrow, leaving notla
ray Of hope TO cheer the family. He
could shave been worth 50 much TO- HE
country. But alas! he took the wrong
read nas I Now, dear fathers and mothers,
brothers and sister, take notice and
warming from this case: II you will
look around you will see that this is
the same road ell whiskey advocates
traveI Stop nov and think before
You proceed any further. Woe! woe!
- Critic . ". - sf5 Sss y. 4 i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

WHEN coNTRAsTED WITH THE
!. STATES WHERE THERE is NO.
= 1, PROHIBITION LAW, THERE. .,.,
5 .5s>S S is "A VAST; DIFFERENCE. FITS b !.

Wa a nc, n, x 81 ~
M M, ndass. n ! 80 I al. 8 NJ.
psar,sh,,rs 1a,.a,n , u !. 81 $3.50 q
a,shad q 81 6 100 u y
L, rs 800 .a1ss
s,,,,t I ~ B, ~, S.. 49, d sey
~ q. 49,, =. 49, M ~
nm, u, re J, 49,, Ne .i0.leWs
Ia M sa,, - n,
sant ~ A. - e ~ va - q
$50 t,an = l., $50 : a,a :
= i. On g. III
M $500 !, 1 q.
ia rs $500, 80 at1
~, e N ..
81, !, 49,
~ !, q
|1ane s e ~ 8. 49, ~ ~ N
/, 81 4onos : $50; ~. - 1,sys,
81 1s 3 ~,
49,. ~ $3.50: $3.50 49,.
a. 49, - ~.
~ - .,.a,,s co. {: $3.50 !, 80 I'D
1 49,; 49,, ~ - sy a,e.as.st -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
A||..R:||!OUnAV|A|N[!EGEnDI
3 The (ll Tragedy From Which Sprang
fa'nolli's Veil.
a 4 \ I !! \ +. 0F. OIL DEN DAYS

2 a 900! lT7
4 Neither Fate orA Flood Nor Hurricane
\ Could ssosps ti,s 4 Faitshfuii Asnni,<sr
From che Man she Loved and Fron,
n M 4 or,;hi. naa,,,
Sfsfsss xssss.s 4 III fss$5 . Il ii.
TIA itioH ~ not lhistor but IL ssrsyes
q y All Il the gaps left by5 the chroni-
elers q olden time and throws ., q HIGHT
-.pso,rnetimas 4 4 + lurii ~
: ~ =. 80 M a - s,s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
$4,000 AT STATE FAIR.
Old Soldiers Day Brings Out Immense

O'a oo'oicTs LAY Brings Out 'UH"e"So
Crowd-Frontier Days Recalled.
Des Moines, Aug 31.-Yesterday was
soldiers day at the state fair. The at
tendance was $4,000. For the old and
bent heroes wearing the little bronze
button, too much could not be done
They Were honored everywhere and
every effort was made TO make their
day an enjoyable one. Even the ell
ements attempted to do their share,
and Old Sol. with mighty effort. broke
thru the heavy bank of clouds which
hung over the grounds all day Monday
and shone forth brilliantly after ~
o'clock yesterday.
For the soldiers the entire days
program was shaped by the state fair
management. In the afternoon and last
evening the veterans gathered about a
camp fire, listened to patriotic speeches
and recounted war tales.
Last night they We're entertained be
fore the amphitheater with a special
program of fireworks and electrical dis
plays. also the Frontier Days in Iowa
scene. In addition there was the sec
ond livestock show and hippodrome in
the stock Pavilion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
SUIT FOR $4,000 AGAINST GRAF.
TON BANKER SET FOR THIS
TERM.
WAS BROUGHT BY MISS
MoLSeERRY FOR INJURIES
Miss MoIsberry, Who Is Plymouth
Young Woman, Injured In Accident
Christensen, a Banker of Grafton
Plaintiff Niece of Senator Moisberry.
Special 70 Times-Renuhlican.

Mason, City. Aug. S1.-One Of the
most important cases 10 come up in the
courts of Worth county this term is
that OF Miss Laura Molsberry, daugt.-
ter Of Postmaster D. c. Molsberry. Of
Plymouth. claiming from Christensen,
a banker of Grafton, $4,000 for dam
ages sustained by her BY being struck
by an automobile driven by the banker
Miss Molsberry is supervisor OF
music In one OF the schools OF Califor-
MIA and was at the time visiting with
her parents who reside on farm a
mile north Of Plymouth
She claims that she sustained in
jurtes which are serious and from
which she Will probably never recover.
Senator Molsberry. OF Columb bus JUNG
y II, her uncle. is engaged in the trial
o, the case with Col! j. H Mozambique.
Of this city The case will create con-
sldera ole interest on account Of the
prominence OF the parties interested
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
Chelsea News Briefs.
o Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Chelsea, Aug S1.-Miss Irene Cross,
fourth daughter of Mrs Flora Cross,
of Chelsea. and Mr. Harry Merchant,
Of Garrison. Rev. E c. Waudby Of
ficiating. were married at the home of
the bride in west Chelsea.
The class of '06 gave a reception at
the home OF Miss Nan Wilson in honor
Of Mrs. Harry Merchant, member of
the class.
Miss Sue C. Cross. of Littleton, Col,
came to attend the Cross Merchant
wedding. but has returned.
Rev E c Waudby was al Dickens
the first of the week.
Miss Josephine Stanek and Mrs. S.
Squires are home from three weeks
visit in South Dakota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
Shock to tho Town "souse."

George T. Hulsizer, of Livingston, N.
j., has successfully applied the science
of aviation to agriculture to offset the
effect of the annual dry spell. Hulsizer
has two acres of land under cultivation.
planted with late vegetables
The plants suffered in the recent
drouth. Hulsizer rugged up a biplane
with a powerful engine and attached 1t
to the street sprinkler With this he
sailed back and forth over the field.
letting the water go good and plenty.
The town drunkard who saw the water
wagon sailing overhead was so over
come that it is thought a permanent
reform has been effected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
News of Hubbard.

Special to Times Repu blican.
Hubbard. Aug. 31.-Bessie Hough
has been very sick, but is improving.
Henry GrauZow and wife left Mon
day morning for their home at Ell
rnonds, Okla. after months pleasant
visit here.
Fred Robinson and family, of Esther
vile, visited with Lem Buoy and fam
lily recently.
A. F. Boylan and family, Of Denison,
stopped mere for an hour on thet- way
to Beamau, where they visit with w.
E. Koenernan.
Miss Annie Felt, of Hosmer, S. D.,
is visiting in town.
Roscoe Duke, of Portland, Ore, is
home again.
Fred Hicks and wife left Monday for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
still Ono Chance to Lose.

Now that the democrats are crow
ing over their prospects Of winning the
congressional election said Represent
alive Butler of Pennsylvania the other
day, II am reminded Of what good old
Ike Hill, assistant sergeant at arms OF
the house, used to say on the eve Of an
election. Ike was a democrat thru and
thru, but he was philosophical DEM
ocrat.
when anybody asked him how he
thought the vote would go he would In
variably reply:
"'By gosh! I think we've got EN-; It
they don't buy US off. -Popular
Magazine.