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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
SMITH LOSES MUCH LAND
Oreaon Court Decides Against Mime.
apolis Lumberman.

Portland. Ore. Sept 15.-United
States Circuit Judge r. s. Beans de-
cision by which C. A. Smith OF Mime
apolis and his assistants lost title to
thirty-seven timber claims in. Linn and
Lane counties, valued approximately
at from s50o0o0 to 100000, disposed
of case which had been pending two
years.
Eight other claims owned by Smith
are held to be protected by the statute
of limitations.
The court ruled against the effort of
the district attorney to establish the
right to sue for the value of land OBJ
tanned fraudulently where the statute
of limitations had run against the
cancellation of the patent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Drawn Battle, Leaders Say.

New York, Sept 15.-Leaders in the
Republican party, scanning the re
turns of the New York primaries,
found that the situation between the
"old guard" and the Roosevelt adher-
ents was unchanged. Neither side
appeared to have gained any advan-
tage in the primaries, the Roosevelt
forces carrying every district in New
York county, where there was prac-
tically no opposition. In Kings county
State Chairman Woodruff won nine
teen out of twenty-three districts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
INDIANA MINE EXPLOSION
Change In Plans Prevents Fearful Loss
of Life.

Linton, Ind, Sept 15.-One dead,
one fatally injured and five seriously
hurt is the result of a gas explosion
caused by miners defective lamp in
Vandalia mine No. 10, nine miles from
here.
There were 800 men at work, but
they had just been changed to another
part of the mine and this fact alone
probably prevented a fearful disaster
Relief parties, including practically
all the doctors in Linton, hurried tt
the mine, as the first reports had il
that more than score were dead and
many more injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
ROOSEVELT is
WELL SATISFIED
Discusses Result of New
York Primaries.
TO HELP DRAFT PLATFORM

Announces He viii Have Hand In
Drawing Up the Resolutions for the
Coming State Convention-Leaders
of the sold Guard" Say Situation
Was Not Changed by Primary
Results.
Oyster Bay, n. Y, Sept. 15.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt expressed salts
faction over his victory in the Repub-
llcan primaries in New York county
and at the same time said he was to
take a hand in drafting the Republic
an state platform.
Naturally | am gratitied at the re-
suit" he said. 1T was no less than
expected"
He said that James B. Reynolds was
day to go over with him the labor
planks in the platform.
Colonel Roosevelt was asked about
recent reports that he might accept
the state Craftsmanship and that al
effort might be made to force The
nomination fer governor upon him. He
replied that there was no possibility o
such thing.
Colonel Roosevelt feels that he ha'
too much work outside of New Yorl
state to assume any office, He woulC
not say whether he would accept tn,
temporary craftsmanship of the Repuh
lican state convention If it should b,
offered to him. The ex-president feel
that the question of the temporar,
craftsmanship is one which can bes
be settled when the time comes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
BANK IS SHORT $3.50, 600
Official Of New York Institution Under
Surveillance.

New York, Sept. 15-The financial
district and the district attorneys Of
fee are much stirred by reports that
downtown national bank has been
mulcted of between $125,000 and $780,.
600. The man accused Of the alleged
larceny is known and is under sur
veillance.
Willis G. Nash, president of the
Mercantile National bank, admitted
that his bank was the one that had
made complaint to the district attor.
pey.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
ZEPPELIN HAS
MORE BAD LUCK
Latest Model Of Big AirShip
Is Destroyed.
CREW HASNARROW ESCAPE

Three of Them Sustain Serious In
juries, but Mo Casualties Follow Ex-
pIosion of Motor-Last Accident the
Fifth Disaster Which Has Befallen
the Zeppelin Dirigibles During Their
Brief History.
Baden Baden, Sept. 15.-If anything
could discourage that intrepid apostle
of aerostatics, Count Zeppelin, it would
appear to have been furnished when
the Zeppelin VI, the latest model OF
his aerial invention, was wrecked by
the explosion of one of the three mo-
tors located in the stern gondola.
Three of the airship's crew were Sc
riously injured.
The accident happened as the dirigi-
BILE was being slowly worked into her
shed here. The defective motor had
been operating as usual when sudden
ly the crew were whirled from their
posts in the rear gondola as the craft
trembled and lurched. There was a
sharp report, flash of flame and in a
moment the immense fabric OF silk
canvas was afire.
The crew, hardly realizing what had
happened, tumbled over the sides OF
the airship, barely escaping with their
lives.
The fire spread so rapidly that the
shed was soon destroyed.
Fifth in Series of Accidents.
This is the fifth serious accident
| which has befallen the Zeppelin dirigi-
| bles, the histories of which have been
brilliant but brief and usually end in
disaster.
The Zeppelin VI was under charter
of the Passenger Airship company
having replaced in the passenger serv
1 ice the recently wrecked Deutschland
She was transferred from Friedrich
| shafen to this place and, after being
fitted with improved propellers and
other new features, made a trial triI
| on Aug. 10.
1 The dirigible was reconstructed tc
carry ten passengers and during the
| last few days had made trips to vari
| Gus interesting places. Many Ameri
cans were among the excursionists.
The Zeppelin VI was built in 1909
but had since been altered and en-
| larged. Her motors and the otheI
navigating and operating MACHINERY
were contained in two gondola cars
situated in the bow and stern. 1t wa;
in the stern gondola where the explo
sion occurred.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Little Girl Burned to Death.

Fairmont, Mimi, Sept 15.-Helen,
the four-year-old daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. G. A. Sutherland, was burned to
death. Her clothing caught fire from
bonfire about which she was playing
with a number of other children. Her
clothing was burned from her body
and she survived os,;y a few hours.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
P0INDEXTE:n is
AN EASY WINNER
Progressive Named for Sem
ator in Washington.
CARRIES EVERY COUNTY

Defeats Opponents at Their Own
Homes and Rolls Up Plurality of
Forty Thousand--etandpat Candi-
dates for Congress Defeated in Two
Out Of the Three Districts-Cousin
of Senator La Toilette Wins on Pro-
gressive Ticket
Seattle, Wash, Sept 15.--In the pro-
gressive storm that swept over the
state of Washington the old guard of
the Republican party lost nearly every
thing.
Miles Poindexter of Spokane, a pro
gressive leader in the present house,
was nominated for United States sen
ator by 10000 plurality, carrying
every county in the state, defeating
his leading opponent, Judge Thomas
Burke of Seattle, in Burke's own pre-
cinct and carrying Pierce county, the
home of the other regular candidate,
James M. Ashton.
Two and probably three progress
sives were nominated for congress In
the First congressional district there
were four progressive candidates. In
King county William r. Humphrey,
standpatter Republican, was defeated
by Thomas p Reyelle However, Hum
phrey carried four other counties.
Late returns from Whatcom county
increase Humphreys majority there
and make it almost certain that he
has obtained 40 per cent of the first
choice vote in the district, insuring
| his nomination
La FoiIette's Cousin Named.
In the Second, or Tacoma district,
| Congressman w. w McCredie, owner
| of the Portland Baseball club and a
standpatter, was beaten by Stanton
Warburton, progressive, Tacoma
lawyer In the Third, or Spokane dis
/ trict. William La Toilette of Pullman
| progressive, cousin Of the Wiscon.
| sin senator, was nominated.
| National interest in the Washington
primary was whetted by the effort
| which President Taft made two weeks
ago, through Secretary Ballinger, tc
concentrate the opposition to Mr.
| Poindexter upon one regular candi
date The president obtained tht
withdrawal of former Senator John l.
| Wilson, but James M Ashton of Ia
| coma and Thomas Burke of Seattle in
sisted on remaining in the race ant
dividing the regular vote.
The ballotng shows that concen
tration of the regulars would not hay,
changed the result.
Practically all the candidates for tn,
legislature are pledged to vote for th
candidates receiving the highest yot
and there can be no fight over tn
election of PoindeXter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Portugal ExpeIs Jesuits.

Lisbon, Sept. 15.-The monastery OF
the Spanish Jesuits at Aldeia-Ponte
has been closed by government de-
cree and the Jesuits expelled from the
country The latter are warned that
II they return to Portugal they will be
arrested.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

5ormiooag ben 6. Mug. ST. 8. bpor
Wtsoet inoleoeoes Of g. @briiten-
ier, 0benie. ODER Gmnet rlloe %
9iemme" no fra Oroet / 1. 8bim.
1, s.
ON @ftermioon9en uor Der 10.
fluet til 0grboIm Sfou, bpor 8er-
ten pao Misiionsbotellet bopOe
paffet Moofrroe til belle Selifabet.
.Ssnoog 5ormiobag iomIeoes Ri
airfen oa Dor 9eiter oeo @errens
goro.
@ftermiooaeen anoenOtes til en-
Eur til Sans. buorefter man ON
aftenen iomIeoes til ct bp9seligi
SompGr / en- prioot 5omiIie.
@erren oar goo imoo os, og b
0rog Dor Sci meo @lpoe.
G X
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yOanlferen"'
TreOos ben 26. anonIt 1910.
clan, aor.

@uostieneite / Dor Oonife Strife
III ieouanlige 3ioer Ssuoag 6or-
miooog og aften. a~lter9ong lam.
alen meO neutrality-suspicious.
5enoaqsifoIe ST. 9,t5.
RennarO = @uostieneite ST.
IL 5enOogsifole oa aonfirmnno-
lRsning 81. 10.
Jor en- 5io iioen uotalte ri
S%ormooning ON. at Mr. $. 5. 9an-
fen. Drum. ogioo meo BET f6rite
oiIOe bngge Der | 8pen. 6ormoOnin-
gen er MI gaaet / 0pfploelie. 9an
er / Serb meo at bDgge paa i'm
@runo imellem Soigerfaoeren Sob.
Senien og Spo9eren $. Sfou Niel.
zen. 4ontroft for 0pfsreIien al et
mooerne 9eboeliesbus er giort meO
3anien & Gbriitenien / Council
Bluffs.
Miis 4nna 9ungate, 9atter
al Den befenOte 5. $. Sungate Der
/ 8pen, bleo p%aafsrt al en- Automo-
bil | omaha PED Wiooagstio iioite
SsnOag og fom aluorIig til Sfaoe.
Sun bleD itrafs taget til Clarion
6oipitnl boor oct fonitatereOes. at
fire Ribben par 6r9ffet, og bun
haoOe faaet andre inooen0ige 9eifa-
oiaelier. Sun itoo poa @ooen og
uenteOe poo Sporpogn, oa Nutomo.
bilen fsrte pna benOe. @enOeS 5a-
Der bar beiggt benoe og tiger, at
DER bog er 6oob ON, at bun pil
tomme ouer oct og bliue raft.
Der. Setter arpger Nelion
febte fornpIig $. g. Struues 80
acres 9iem Der lige inc til 9pen,
og iioite 2srong fsbte ban 10 gcres
mere az 5. IS. Seftlen, lna ban MI
oar 40 9lcres. Get bar foitet BAN
$12,250. men ban mener, oct er
uRro, booo BET bar foltet.
De oil altio bnoe ltsrre ener min.
sre 8anifeIigbeo peo at Ione 9rsS
at NIT Sneoemel. 8i bar enonu
Sneoemel paa Eager fra forrige
aar. Som mo oe fsb en- Bortion,
fsreno bet er u0iolgt.
Ssieite gris betales for 9Gs og
5lsoe.
7. Beet & Co.'S 5eeb Store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
punmnrR

Jlpuninaem oper Snnoet. Ger
inenife @eiomot ! a%sbenbaon, @nn'
tber, bar iorleoen | OueruPrelie al
gremierleitnant Gehnit5er iom Re.
prpientant Tor 8anIf aeronautilt
5orening oDerraft ben oonife ADia'
tifer SuenOien ct 8elsb af 5000
ar., Der uogsr ben Of Hitneiter
2inoer uoiatte gr9mie for ben fsrite
5lDpning oper greiuno. 8elsbet par
tilitiaet @eianoten ira oct iDenife
aeronautiife Selifab.
.yerSefero. llnoer megen itor
Eeltagefie, iprlig ira ben lRroe
Geroen. ioroeoes Brof. SUI. Better
iru Den 8. o.. ira 5reOerifsberg
sirfe. StifitsproDIt 5. 9auIli bolot
3olen. gfter at Der par iunget Ell
Farrell. bIeD aifen 6aaret ND al
airfen. SorofpiteIien fanOt Steo
son geitre airfeganro.
ST poloiomt 6asluejr rale0e for-
leoen / ggnen Spo for Ranoers
% 1nrette0e operalt itsrre og min
Ore 9oelrsgcIier. 5 goloum sif oei
5slae .Rano. Gogbl." Iprligt iIemi
iii. gna 3. abiIogoaros Morf er
Ino at iige ale Roe og aortoifel'
spppe fnrffe0e. og aornet er fnpf'
tet fuloitrnOig inmmen. meoens
Rrrnerne er ipreot for ale ginoe
Ga ran en- noast Iignenoe NaaOe 81
DIT aoaet hos Wogens Beterien %
RriIten Senien. Get II ct tort Sdl
tor be TIRE Nuno. Oo inaen at Den
Aoces foriifret moo 6naeIifaoe.
n. Z. .. ariitetia 5orrnina icl
fanoelsreiienbe aibolDt %iorHuIiI
II aorfiae gommerms0e ! esbiera
HeoIemmer meb Tamer lamIe
Ass paa MisiiunshotsIIst psrbaI
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Grebs. % ~ltuaoomsms6e.


Den a~tlantiife areSs ofboIoer, ON
@uo oil, tit aarsmsoe | Bottom q
5. September.
ane areoiens Wenigbeoer beses
ienoe Delegater.
aabningsguostienelte 5reoa5 6or.
miooag 81. 10.
emner: T.. r8eligionsunoero;snin.
gen / 5orbinoelie meo Bath.
%, 20".
2. ~ReniebeosorbeioeD (Sol. 3,
~.
2emis carrie n.
areosformano.
llngoomsforbunoet for Ben allan.
tiffe areos afboI0er, ON SUD oil, tit
aarsmsoe fammen m,o areosrisoet
I Bolton 4.-5. Septen Ter.
6oreningerne beoes ;enoe Gele.
CATER.
emner: 1. Sc unses erner % De.
reg anoenoeIie" Isl. Al, 10).
9. De fortabtes Hei .ing" (Or>-
ipr. "a, ~.
Opfororingen til De utge ON at
bpgge en- airfe / Slcar oil biiue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

efteroorsmsoe | bens Miote. ger
bierteIig peIfommenl
Silreiienoe beoes inomeIoe fig
til moertegneoe inoen 10. Sept.
Sra Chicago tages 3ocf SsInno
9nnen GI. 7 Mor9en til Warqnet-
tie. 9erfra meo Sporuoen til SO.
noe os uioere oerfra meo Soeet til
Weeobb. Spofra tases Toeet ooer
81. Central ioa man er ! 9oitant
81. 7.46 Morgen. Soe oerfrn itrnfs
til Mc9tobb.
gaa Nebs. 8egne,
M GosmusfeE-
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srinitatis Seminarinin

beaDnoer, ON 8uO oil, lit 25oe $50.
Ieaor ferItfommenoe Ste Oftober.
De, iom snifer at oeltage / timber.
oisningerl, man, buis De life bar
giort set, i Sioe i%noienoe Oeres
@nisgning oerom til mig o9 BELT
inoen 20oe September.
Blair, 9tebr., IS. aug. 1910.
g. 2. Biz.
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Greosmsoe.

Om CUB uil, boloer SainoiS
areOs fit oelegereoe areosmsoe
Gmors airfe, Ncgaabb. 81. ira
lobe til 1Soe September
aabningsguostieueite 5orsoag b.
f5., efterm. ST. 2.
Acknowledgements:
l.. aae Serrens Orb. Som
/ Sul~
II. AetfRroisssreIien.
III. &uorIeoes ifuile ri beoit be-
pare pore iirge ! % for Ne-
nigbe0en.
Menigbeoer beoes at erinbre be.
res aet % BIist OF ienOe Telesater
til Rsoet.
9. Beoeren.
areosformano.
Gmans b. ep. .Iutb. NeniaheO.
RcRabb. "a. nObnOer berpeO II.
linois areOs al ben fore. airfe Ill
at toIoe III ouenHguHte b~eIeaerebs
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9aciiie arcos' a~arsmpbe.


9acific areos al Zen f~oreneoe
Oauife eO. .lutberife airfe afboIoer
= piI 8uo = tit AorsmeOe / BE.
tbesOa ReniebeO. eugene, Ore
8ait. 3. 9. 3borebps aaIO = /
Gaeene fra 23.-26. Sept.
semner til 6orbonoIing:
& r e D lie ms: |, Sob. 3, 16 % IL,
r8eFigneIien / at orbeioe !
59Iesifab | Serrens Bin.
gaaro."
81 Q beoens: .99rer 90
OmOen0eIiens ueroige 5rug.
ter" Mattb. 3, S.
Som Yreiter, Menigbeosoelega.
ter og mango ~6eisgenoe. Serren oil
ueIiigne Wsoet.
q. s. Senior 5ormano.
g~ebeSoaMenisbeo inObpoer Der.
peo bierteIie til ooenonfsrte areos.
meoe, Non be6es meIoe zig til I'm.
oertegneoe ioapiot muIig inoen b.
10 Sept.
9na Nenigbeoef1s 8egne
g. g. 5borebp.
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NisIiuusmeoe

bol6es, oil CUB, | Dor 5reliers DE.
nigbeoen / Stapleburit 0ebr.,
2groag gftermionag ben To- o9
Senoag oen II. Sept.
Menigbeoen inobpoer oenIigit til
bette @e0e. SiIreiienoe beoes ON
at nteI6e iig til unoertegneoe Iiot
fsr Ns6et
Suat 1tnrius 6anen.
StnpIeburit. Nebr.
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Nigrf.

@arberetningen for 1910 er no.
ioIgt. On nogen bar ct antnl Cts
emplorer tiIooers. fan ban gore
Suiet en- Sieneite meo at tiIfen0e-
gibe os Oct, oo ser enonu iteoie
inoIsber geitiuinqer.
Scno oo9 inocn nOen i6rit OF
ifriue.
7an. Qntd. Fn6l. 6Ouie.
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Meniabeoens gnnne

Meniebeoens emne = 1. aor.
Sap. 3, Is.
5orilaget fra Meniebeoen / Gee.
nab, 8is., angaaenOe 5omfunoetS
Aarsmsoe.
8. &ieIen
3reosformnno.
ebene3er MenigbeO inobpoer ber-
Deo Samfunospenner til. ooenneonte
&reosme0e.
ollie er biertelig oeIfommen.
SnOmeloelier til We0et, mao ue-
re mig / SenOe ieneite II, Sept.
1910.
8aa MenigbeOens 8egne
o. 3. Gbritianeu.
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8ejrforboloene bar biOtil 90.
Aug.) life oeret ennitige for Soften
og alereoe er man naoet ioa plot.
at Der III regnes me0, at en- Gel
SGo er bleOen forringet iom 5sIge
al oct uitooige geir. Get er natur-
Iigois iGrlig Rngen bette gploer.
ben bar md,.ae Ste0er itaaet bsitet
/ PA Gage uoen at tunne BIZ
be tilitroffeIig tor til 9%iemfsriel.
StGrfeit lpoer alagerne ira SpI.
lan0. men Der finoes bog ogiao
mango SteOer paa 2erne, bDor
Rugen itaar / en- meget ubeloig
6orfntning og UNDER ale Omit9n.
oigbe0er bar ben tabt meget i 6nr.
pen.
&egnen er iom i forrige llge for
oct melte faIoen / Bigger % iom
5sIge Oerof i forifeaig MpngOe /
De forifeaiee egne. Ger bar opret
enfeIte Cages Ssrueir, buor Der bar
funnel bringes nogen Mug UNDER
Gag, men iiffert life / Iige goo I'll.
Itano ale 9egne. ugeifriftets miOt.
ipoife aorreiponoent ~ifriDer iaa.
Ieoes, at Der / 9srongs 6. aug.)
fom Ell Gel Gu9 / 5irs. men Den
oar nepe tor, tbi Sobene bnooe Dor.
ret fuloltpnoig sennembIsOte og
oct par finn 5srpeir oen enc 0ag.
s npiten ale 9egene fnn0tes ipi.
renoe aRrner.
6ornoen &ueen er bet ogina goaet
lent LID ODER Soften al alsuerfre.
~ifriper bl. a. aorreiponoen.
ten paa Mors: 81 better iiloig
9soflsner, men fun De sperite Bel.
&c er life ipireoe, iaa oen er iaa
goot Iom eoelogt. Megen Spiofls-
Der Iiager sOelaat paa Marferne. -
ne"
llnoer De urolige geirforbolo er
iel0fslaelig life ifreOet me-
get frem, men on baaoe SDeoe og
goaripoen er mooel1. bar man Dog
a 4
itooig uOnnttet Sioen meuem gp.
gerne til @eining. og / MminOelig.
BED fan 0et bel iioes. at man for
er balot fproig bermeo.
Soor Der uoeluffenOe benpttes Selp.
er Neiningen meaem gD.
gerne bog life bIeoet til meget, tbi
Straaet ifuIOe BELT oRre t5rt igen,
oct bin0es inmmen. 9or Hos-
fil0eforreipon0ent meooeler, at ban
bar lat Huoen | Staffe efter 9inoe.
rem, og oen Itoor nh i oisIe gnnife
uafb9ngig af 9eiret. Aenitraaet,
tsrt beitet SpO fan Tom RegeI let
tes / bornboImife Staffe meo BET
og bette tager life mere 5io
uel life en- Sang ioa megen. iom
at irtte Negene | 2angbobe.
Get fugtige geir bar soet i'm
8aDn / grafmnrferne Be bar man-
1e Stpoer facet ct grsnligt 5fPr
nfter treble gleining, ct geuis for
at Der ipirer en- MGngoe l%tfruots.
frs, ION I iii bliper / Stan0 til
at fna soelagt. Sgiao Aoer og
8rps uonntter BET fugtiae gejr.
Roerne er Dofieoe goot / De iiOite
Il Gage, % bDor life SugOoms
.nareb bar b9raet Dem, loUer be
troos Sprinaene I Hatferne en- giant
ife goo Afarsoe.
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Garsmsee.

@isconfin areOs al Zen forene.
De oanite airfe afboloer = uil@uo
= fit Ste oelegereoe anrsmsoe
ct. Waria airfe, aenoiba, @is., |
9agene fra ben 22.-25. Septbr.
areosmeoet aabne5 meo Cubs.
t~ieneite 9orsoag 4ften al. 80
Areoiens Br9Iter maa enoeIia
sioe Meoe og areoiens Wenigbeoer
beoes taa bet inoit9noisite ON at
ienoe 0elegnter.
Hna GreOiens Beene,
q. g. Sing.
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turn limit Sept. 18th. Grand demon
stration of the Agricultural, Live Stock,
Industrial and Educational interests of
the state. Apply to ticket agents The
North Western Line.
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Enifes.

10 CODE o9 orOentIige M9no fan
foa itooig ar6eioe meo oct iamme
me0 at eroue Grainsgrsfter bos
geoerien & Giren.
Om n9rmere Oplpsning t%ilifrio
8. 5. Oiren,
Dor rs, Coulter, Sa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

Ct. Warie Menigbeo inobpoer
berpeo penIigit ioa mango iom sn.
tie at oeltoge | areosmsoet. De be.
oes inonieloe Zig / goo 3io til I'M.
oertegneoe.
Baa Nenigbeoens 8eene,
q. 2. IieIien,
40 @rano ane., aenoiba. IBIS.
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Nisiiunsmsoe

nfboIoes, oil @ilb. / SmmonueIs NE
nigbeo ueO Sampton, Nebr. ira 8
III. Sept, 1910. Som og per
meo os / De Gage. gnboer er bier
teIig belfommenl 8ilreiien6e beoes
meIoe oeres aontme en- ltges SiS
| 6oroeien.
Boa Wenigbe0ens gegne
6. 6. GIotb.
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N~isfonsmsoe

afboIoes, ON Sub oil, oeo Softer,
0ebr. Den 80. og 81. aug. Serren
DeIiisne oct.
genIig SnbbpoeIie til aae.
6. 8. Scbmiot.
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NisEonsmbbe

Wisionsmsbe.
On SUB niI, bIiper Der Mtis-
iionsmsoe / guoubon. So., fra 26.
til %. auguit.
Gne er f9rIigit inobnot.
8oa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
s. 9. Gbriftionen.
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Che Hrndt hardware

Den eldste og NEST ansete Isen-
krsmhandel Washington County ger
kun sin Inksb / store Partier og k.y
derfor spare Dem PENCE paa allie Artik
Ter / Hardware.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
forbon6Iet. - Notto: SoIme 81,
2-3.
Sbeo. =. sect,
Gormano.

8etbonio Menig]ea isioer berpeo
en- ferIig Sn0b9Oelie til Gle, iom
gnifer at Dele De %oonoelige Sober
meo os | oisie Da1e.
Som mango og bpr beIfommenl
9iIreiien0e beSes inSTsIoe Jig FIR
30. auguit.
gao Menigbe>ens 8egre,
q. 6. aaberg.
80 SieblanO Ctr Bottom, Mlsi.
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ltngoumsmpoe

afboloes = ON @uo oil = / We.
nigbeoen oeo CALENDER, Soma, Den
7. til 8. OCTOBER. 8onoe unge %
gomle inobpoes pna BET penli9ite
til at uare meo os / De Gage. Eli.
reiienoe beoes meloe oeres aomme
til Mr. @iaiam Sauien, CALENDER,
Soma. - Goute 1. De. JON fommer
me0 Is. 8. 80" 9onen, ofbentes /
~Somers", o9 De, iom femmer meO
ID. & ct. g." 9onen, aibentes /
goaenoer.
Boo De llnge og Mgb. 8eene
5rits Mnoeren
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Tisfonsmsoe

Tisfionsmeoe
afboIoeg = ON Sub oil = | Gol.
fe, Soma, / 9ngene ira 80. Sept.
til 2. Oft.
On ferIig Sno6p0elie til ale.
Gaa Wenigbe0ens 8egne,
6rits 4noeren n,
Rgb.s 9r9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
Sanobrng.

(@fter oltaeifrift Nfor 2anomeno0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-29
MEN FIRE INTO HOUSE,;
SERIOUSLY INJURE GIRL
Bullet Enters Child's Temple, and 1t
Is Fenred Tint Death May

Ispeeial 10 NC rimes-plspntch.

Especial to The Times -Dlspatchl
Tazewell. Va. March 2S.-The
twelve year-old daughter of Charles
KINDER was shot and probably fatally
wounded at the Kinder home in
Thompson Valley early tonight by an
unknown man. who was passing by on
horseback. The bullet entered the
child's temple. and physicians LEFT
Tazewell tonight for the scene OF
the tragedy. 10 try to save the child's
life.
The bullet which struck the child
passed entirely through the house.
through a hall, and into the dining
room. where the family had assem-
bIed.
The perpetrators of the crime are
two men, who are being held until
Sheriff Harman reaches the valley and
brings them 10 jail here. 1t IS re-
ported that the two men claim the
shooting was accidental. The two men
stopped al the Kinder home about Z
o'clock and inquired the road 10
Chatham Hlii, and as soon as the
family gave them the desired informa-
ton, they proceeded on their journey,
and had gone only short distance
when the shot was heard, and the
child fell TO the floor.
The family al once gave the alarm,
and tho men were detained by Jesse
Greagar and Henry Kinder. the latter
brother of the wounded girl The
two men refused to give their names.