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and the judge said that the condition
of the defendant appealed to him and
he would grant continuance until
Thursday morning for the case to be
set, when the defense could make
legal showing as to Hennessy's condi-
tion. The same order was made in the
case of the woman defendant.
I want to say said the judge, that
If this defendant, Hennessy, should at
tempt to force his attentions upon Mrs.
Jones he will be arrested and kept in
Jail without bail"
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DEATHS

BAUMBERGER-In San Leandro. September Is,
1910, Barbara. beloved mother of Elise Klstler.
Lena Williams. Annie Toffelmier and William
and Adolph Baumberger, native of Bavaria.
Germany. aged 63 years o months and IA days.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
;(Wednesday). September 81. 1910 at O'clock
p. m, from her late residence San Leandro.
fnterment San Lorenzo cemetery.
BELG-in this city. at the city ard county
hospital. September 10. 1910 Louis Belg. ma
tive of Mexico aged % years.
BoRGEsoN--In this city. September H. 1910.
August Borgeson, dearly beloved husband Of
Matilda Borgeson. and loving father of Jenieve
and Otto Borgeson. native of Sweden. aged
86 years months and &c days. member of
Concrete Workers Union and Court Star OF
the Mission No. 1897. A. o. F.
Invited to attend the funeral today Tues
day. September 20. 1910 at l o'cock p. m.-
from his late residence. 42T9 Twenty-second
street. Interment Mount olivet cemetery
Members OF Court Star Of the Mission No.
1897, A. o. F., are requested to attend.
BRooKs--In this city, September Is. 1910, Sam
Houston Brooks. native of Tennessee, aged
81 years.
BRoWELL-In Alameda. Cal, September IS
1910, jeremiah, beloved husband of the late
Mary Browell and father of Mrs. j. Arce, Mrs.
G. II. Graves, Mrs. John Slater. Mrs G. Crast
and Frank. Robert and the late Jerry, Annie
and Charles p Browell native of England.
aged SO years 5 month and IL days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today tTuesday). September 20 at
1870 p. M, from the chapel of ~ Gray & Co..
2196 Geary street corner of Devisadero. In
terment Mount 0livet cemetery. by electric
funeral car from Thirteenth and West Mis-
sion streets
BRUCE-In Berkeley. September II, 1870 Ra-
faela Gamboa, mother Of Ayelina, Rose, Don
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INJUNCTION PROTECTS
INSOLVENT COMPANY

United States District Judge J. J. de
Haven issued a restraining order yes
terday prohibiting the Mercantile trust
company from prosecuting claims
against the insolvent FL Dorado lumber
company in the state. courts
The order was made upon the petit
tion Of Frank J. Symmes, receiver for
the lumber company
On October :. 1908. the Mercantile
trust company brought suit in the su-
perior court OF Sacramento county to
foreclose a mortgage for s350.00O. 1t
IS alleged by the receiver that should
the state courts conduct the sale there
viii not be as much secured for the
properties as under the supervision of
the federal courts.
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JAPAN WORKING FOR
MORE PACIFIC TRADE
Systematic Policy of Extending
Influence Being Exerted

WASHINGTON, Sept 1s.-Japan a3-
pears 10 be steadily moving forward in
9 systematic policy of extending its
influence and trade on the eastern
shores Of the Pacific ocean.
Advices to the state depa rrInent from
its officers in Peru are that the Japa-
nese special embassy which was sent TO
Chile TO PARTICIPATE in the centenary
celebration of Independence. spent some
time in Peru en- route 70 Santiago, and
was received with great cordiality.
The party was headed by the son of
the Marquis Inouye- late japanese am
basssdor to Germany. and IL was ex-
plained that the purpose was to study
commercial conditions in Peru with a
view to trade extension.
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Notable Deaths

MRS. EDWARD RoBY, FOUNDER OF ORDER
Chicago Sept. 19.-Mrs. Edward Roby, 1ounder
of the national branch of the Ladies or the
Grand Army of the Republic and memper OF
the Daughters of the American Kevoiutlon,
died at her home here last night. She Is sur
yived by her husband, Edward Roby, founder
of the town Of Roby. Ind.
M. w. WHITNEY. sINGER-sandwieh, Mass
Sept. 19.--Myron W. whitney. one OF the moss
ney was a member of the all star cast that
produced "pinafore' in Boston in lsI9 "
was from this company that the original com
many of Rostonians was formed the members
of which included Henry Barnabee. George
Frothingham. Marie Stone and Mary Beais-
Whitney's body will be laid near that OF Jo-
sepn Jefferson in this town on Tuesday.
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HEIR TO MILLIONS is
CRACK TENNIS PLAYER

NEW YORK. Sept. le.-An heir ~ .
s5 600. coo fortune. George Movers
Church. an is year old schoolboy. re-
fuses to wax enthusiastic over his great
legacy, but thinks only Of tennis and
sports
Poof" remarked young Church
when asked what he was going to do
with the S5,oo0.009 left him by his
grandfather. George S. Meyers. who
made fortune in tobacco. Say. you
should see the way finished that game
OF tennis"
Church told of his tennis game with
Beals Wright at Newport when that ex-
pert defeated him in the national
singles.
Church's grandfather died at Red
lands, Cal, recently.
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INNER HARBOR SEA
WALL FOR GUAYMAS
Mexican Government to Spend
$3,50O,0O0 on Project

WASHINGTON. Sept. Is.-The Mexi-
can government viii spend S3,500,000
gold for quadrangular inner harbor
sea wall at Guaymas.
Advices received here from Mexico
quote the political prefect OF Guaymas
IS saying that the inner harbor there
viii be dredged and deepened TO a uni
form depth of more than 2s feet and
suitable docks built. enabling large sea
going liners TO unload at a dock instead
Of two miles out.
Extensive jetty work is also being
planned at Tampieo, where so ton
blocks Of concrete viii be put in on
the end Of the jetties
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MARRIAGES

CARS0N-McwI LIAMS-In this city, Septem-
Der IS. 1910. by the Rev. John S. Troxell, pastor
of the Epworth Methodist Episcopal church.
Fred NJ. Carson of San Francisco and Katie
McWilliams of Des Mones Wash.
HAGLIN-HOCKETT-In this city. September
1s. 1910 by Frank Stuart Ford, pastor of First
Christian church. Ernest Emanuel Haglin of
Aqua Caliente, Mexico, and Ruth Hockett of
San Francisco.
EDER-WAGNER-In this city. Septem-
her IS. 1910, by the Rev. J. Fl. Schroeder.
Henry Herman Schroeder and Lulu Caroline
Wagner. both of San Francisco.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
are published once in this column free of charge.
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will be given every consideration"
LONG CONTINUANCE OPPOSED

Ny client said Attorney Sheehan,
has been under the care of physicians
ever since Saturday and has not left
the sanatorium We expected Doctor
Coffey to be present to testify as to his
condition, but he is not here. / would
ask for a weeks continuance. BY that
time his mind will have cleared and he
will be able to give intelligent answers
to any questions
Assistant District Attorney Becsey
objected to such a long continuance
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DEPUTY SHERIFF TAKES PRISoNER-Deputy
Sheriff Campbell Of Humboldt county left yes
terday afternoon with Henry Edwards. who is
wanted on a charge Of killing Alfred Fritz in
lumber camp near Shively last June. He was
arrested here Sunday
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GAYNOR BLAMES
Hearst PAPERS
FOR SHOOTING
Letter to Sister Tells of Threats
Which Were Sent to Him
With Clippings
Wound Attributed Directly TO
Those Sheets That Inflamed
the Assassin
Continued From Page L

helied me ever since I became mayor.
Finally. one day they printed in large
type that an officer of the Christian
Endeavor society. named Lowande, had
called on me at the mayors Office and
asked me. on behalf of that society.
10 stop the pictures, and that 1 told
him he was a fool and was sent by
fools.
7 had never said such thing, as
YOU may well know. II was made up.
7 learned that Lowande was a process
server for lawyers. The officers of the
Christian Endeavor society put forth
statement Of their own motion that it
was untrue that they had sent
Lowsnde But il made no difference.
These newspapers went on repeating
the fslsehood.
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DE WITH this city. September IS. 1910. to
the wife of A. C. De Wit, son.
HILDEBRAND-To the wife of Fred j. Hide
brand formerly Anna Schimpf), son.
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Sympathy for Decent Papers

IF decent people would refuse TO
look at such newspapers the thing
would right itself at once. The jour
nalism of New York city has been
dragged TO the lowest depth of degra-
dstion- The gTossest railleries and
lbels, instead Of honest statements and
discussions. have gone unchecked. One
can not help sympathizing with the
decent neWspa pers."
The terrible cartoon" TO which
Mayor Gaynor especially refers in his
letter was published in the American
Hearst's morning newspaper, on page
Of the issue Of July %. 1t was
headed The New Barker" and showed
Mayor Gaynor. dressed in a loud check
suit, with hat on one side of his
head, standing in front of a cheap NOV
ing picture theater, upon the billboards
of which were represented Autographs
OF the Jeffries-Johrson prizehght
The New York Press has a scathine
editorial on Hearst and quotes Roose-
Velts first message TO congress indi-
rectly denouncing the Hearst papers
for melting McKinley's murder and
quotes Secretary Roots Utica speech
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earn nF rHANKs

CARD OF THANKS
ROSENC.ARN-We herewith desire to thank
our many friends for their numerous acts Of
kindnes and doral offerings extended to us in
cur bereavement In the loss OF our father
brother and uncle.
LILLE C. ROSENCARN
JOHN RI. ROSENGARN
WALTER j. ROSENGARN
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Threats Against His Life

Meanwhile people OF wicked or dis
ordered minds. Of whom there are q
large number in New York city, would
cut these articles out and send them
with abuse and threats written on the
margin. or else with anonymous letters
threatening me. Some of them said /
would be killed. Finally they printed
that terrible cartoon Of me entitled
The Barker I was dressed up as a
ruf1sn and standing outside of a prize
fight ring twirling a can and barking
AZ people to 90 in and see the sport.
Two men slugging each other, one of
them down and bleeding. were exposed
in the ring.
"Such Journalism is, Of course, in ab-
solute defiance of the criminal law, and
ii did enter my mind to publicly call
on the grand turies and the district at
tOrney to protect me from it, but I
was weak and feared people would say
I was thin skinned. But the time is at
hand when these journalistic scoun-
drels have got to stop or get out, and
now I an ready 10 do my share to that
end. They are absolutely without
souls.
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wARD-In Eureka. September "A. 1910, John
beloved husband OF Sarah Ward. and father
Of I. G.. and DR.. G. r. Ward and Mrs. T. P
Farrell a native Of Michigan A member
OF White Eagle tribe No y, l. o. R. NJ
Detroit papers please copy-)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Tues
dayl at 9.3O A. m. from his late residence
500 Naples street. thence TO ST. Johns church
St Mary's avenue. where requiem high mas.
will be celebrated for the repOse OF his soul
commencing at 10 a. M Interment Holy Cros.
cemetery.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

ifnl Der %gengioe oct o%9ientliae a Ell
SamtaIe. iom ieg ba0oe meo BAN.
Stolen neobrGn0te iioite ginter;
men / 9sbet al Sommeren bIeo ben
opfert pam | en- forbeoret Sfiffel-
ie. gran0osinroncen par life til
Itrpffelig til at onffe Omfoitnin-
genre oeo OpforeIien al Sen IN Sfo-
le, 9eboerne traaote Oerfor biGI-
penoe til, iaa at SfoIen fun bar
en- ubetpoelig @Glo.
Geo oens Anbnino i @iteraaret
6egDnote man meo t3 Gleoer. ge0
Suletio oar antallet pofiet til "A,
og efter Sui oil set poerIig9ere ior-
eges meo II og mooife flere. nj
De "a er Sc 10 ira glf Sorn 9p
og 0megn, % De eorige er fom.
men andre Steoer ira. II er gtp.
fommere, me0ens Be 60 er feote
Der / 2anoet. Der er flere gleoer,
emo Sfolen fan rumme. ion at man
bar maattet ifc lie Gla0s til Dem
i De >omfringIiggenoe Stem. iii
nnite Nar. naar ben sDerite @toge
bIiper fGr6ia. oil ben fiinne rnmme
omfring peo 0obbelt ian mango.
6iotil bar Ser onret 8 9rrere
ioruoen Bat. 2aurien ieIo. men eff.
ter 0ptaar ifaI Der fomme cen
mere. Gait. 9nurien bar nemIig o9.
ret aI0orlig iDg liae inotiI 5lll. pit
nof for0i ban bar opret o~DerIpsiet
meo for meget Arbeioe. Man unoer.
biier / oIminoeIige 66iifoIeiog, alt.
iaa Ell 6ortiptteIie al almueifolen
3%esforu0en bar ma et6orretnings-
fursIus, % en- 10 a II @Ieber lpier
meo en- teachers examination" for
9ie. Bat. 9oitrien orbeioer benz
imoo at iaa SfoIen %itotsaner-
fenot, oerpeo piI oens 0ormol og
nfnoemiife af6eIin9 iaa Ion9t tor
re SiIgnno. Bait. 9aiirien n9ter
igen at oprette ct gnrohial.aurius
til 8oraaret. 5lere 6oreipsrgsler
ON ct ioooant err fommen til BAN
/ 8interens Cob. Oct ifal iGrIia tage
Sigte paa at u0Sanne Mpno og
aDin0er iom 29rere / Ssn0ags. o.
6erieifolen. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
SOr Sitting til andre &irfer.
(5ortiot fra She A.

Get er netop en- aenosgerning,
at oct 2iD, iom er pnft og fommen
frem blanot port 6oIf / 0onmart
/ Dor SiO, oct pottes og fom frem
iuit oe0 Dem, Der frafti9t betoneoe
0aabens Roaoe ueo Sioen al Cor.
lets 8aaoe. 0g jeg er uis poa, al
en- bi6elif 3orfpnoelie unOer ita0ig
6enoisning ogioa til, bpao ariitls
bar giort meo Spnoere / 8noben,
ifoG bipIpe Dor airfes 2emmer /
bette 9anO til at itao fart oper for
Den reformerte 5are. Sbi bpoo ifnl
/. gfs. en- 0mosber title op meO
Oen, iom er pofiet OF eIler er font
men til 9iD / @uo .ua0er Ben 5or-
fDn0elie, at De mna fro paa Spnoer.
mes 5orlaoeIie, ifpnfet Dem / 7oo-
benz 0g boem al 0isie pil fumne
leoe al en- reformert 6orfpnoelie,
boor ben Gone olorig 66res2 gn
Mano al bor Menigbeo taIte for ct
Gnr3 5i0 ii0en meo nogle troenoe
2~auosmGn0 ct Steo Der paa ap-
item, iom iegte amerifanife airfer /
Nangel al anoet. Men Sc fglte,
boor ioprt BET par at boloe 2ioet
og frngteOe 6ungersosoen @u an
BEN, en- omerifanif 9utberoner. iom
isger Dor Strife Der, font ban for-
itaor fun liot al bort Sproe, ff
oct Roa0 al nogIe: @oa 6eller til
en- amerifanif Strife, ielu ON oct
fife er init BET inmme. San boooe
preOet Bette oe gap set Guar: Ger
er flor 5orifeI, og ieIo ON Ser fun
bar n lille 5orifeI, ion fitnoe oct
gore 5ortreo nof / ioa oietig en-
9ing. 90 biIleoligt tilfsieoe ban:
st 6us fan D9re 6peeet poo en-
goo @rtno, og meget anoet fan u9,
re ret nof / 5uiet ogiaa; men Blot
en- lille Mangel I 5aget, nogle
Saaipaan 7. gfs. fan gore set ubpg-
geliat. ia, Iipsfarligt at 30 /.
We handle the best Horse
Shoe calk made the Rowe Ring
Point. This is not a pin center
calk, it is a welded center
shoes fitted with this calk and
horse shoe nails are for sale
here. You can save money on
shoing by using those calks.
Smith Bros.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
airfeinbuielie % @isiiunsmpOerl

On Buo pil. bIiper 9a8aretb
@enie6eos npe airfe ! Geoor 6als.
ga. inopiet ssnoas oen 10. San.
1911, oa Der pil bIioe afboIot Mis-
iionsmeoe nogIe al De feIaenOe0 age.
@enner ira nar % fern inObp-
oes bierteligit til oenne Dor Ssi-
ito, oe 5 beOes meIOe e0ers aom-
NE til Ell al llnoerteoneoe inOeil
y. Sonilar 1911.
@aa 9aa5aretb Meni9beos @egne,
elias 8rgpen en-
Menig6e0ens Brett.
9O4 9Iuifs ct
Mo0s @oIft
Weni96e0ens 5ormanO,
n. 8, Ge0ar Sails, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
Sra Glf 6orn college.

gtu gaar Der let at fomme til
eff 5orn M 0a mar fan fomme
BERTH meO 3oget. GfterIl9gten oil
pitt neppe funne f%oritaa De 9lore,
naar De on nogle 4ar 6egpnoer
at iortple ON ben 5io, 0a man
mnatte ilR6e oft BERTH paa 8ogn
ira 4tlantic eler Warne.
Raar man meo Soget anfommer
til 4tlantic, ier man. at en- file
Strgm uoifiller Jig ira ben, Der
gaor op ! gDen, og lager geien
geit pna. 5slger mar meo ben,
fommer man til en- M Citation -
3nniternes egen. Ser lsier mo Bill
let og itaar pna Soget paa u. o..
2. 9anen og en- life Zine efter
er man ! ben oanife 8p - 9ier-
tet / ben ftsrite onnife aoloni /
amerifn = eff Sorn. Baa 5oget
- 0anifernes eget Cog = tales
Der Danif pao Stationerne ogIaa,
og / Gift &orn gp bsres oct engeI-
ife Sprog iao go6t iom life. Oct,
ben fremmeoe i9rlig intereslerer
Jig for | eff Sorn, er Sfolen; iom
ben ligger Der inoe | oct imutfe an.
Ipg meo ben fenne 5ront, inobp-
Der ben til ct geisg.
Oct, oer ferit faloer en- / Zine
ne, er ben fore os bpsgelise 8eron-
oo. Oppe pna 5aarnet oper 8eran'
oaen itaar Der: Daniib 2utberar
College meo ltore 9ogItaner
Nan er altiaa paa oanif @runo
men for Heiten bebeper man ifft
at lpie Jig bet til, tbi oft ier iat
6anif og biemligt no. Nan ipSrgel
en- al eleoerne eiter Sfolens Jor
itanoer, og ban pier os per ii
Bait. Qnurien | bans pripate 9jem
ct bierteIigt Delfommen lpoer bel
en- ! Wsoe baooe al Bait. og Wrs
2aurien, og efter at man er fom
men til Snoe, fal6er EnIen at fig
ieIp ben paa Sfolen. Man fpsr'
ger, o. Bot. 2aurien iDorer. Seq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

Gn nomrrfct SfrGbScr. % Gents
5eruiibing" -6Orretnins / en- al gu
lifornins beoite 0anife 9pef er paa
@riino al 9ortreiie til Ganmnrf bill
ligt til SaIg. Gneite Sfr9ooer / EN-
9p pao 1000 5nobpagere. ali.
mapt Del beoite. Der finoes.
Nor. 6. q. in care OF ~9oniferen"
Blair, Rebr.
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l%InsoOms- OsMisiiunsmpbe / Gnifim

Sra 10. til 10. 5anuar 1911
blioer Der, uil @uo, af5olot ling
ooms- os Risiionsmsoe i Rnifin,
Re6r. unge ionpel iom 9Iore inobp-
oes 6erueo bierteligit til at iamles
meo os i SUBS Sus ON CUBS Orb.
Rel0 eOers aomme / goo 5io
inmt til boilfen Citation: Der piI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
8efenotasrslier
aoresieiuranorinoer

gaitor u. %. Qunos aoresie Ct
III. aenmare, q. 9af.
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as6eubupn.

N,isions.Sotea 2engangsifrPoS
Ir. 81 onbefales bIemreIieroe ame'
rifanete gropre 9nrelleT ira l RI
pr. Seng. lbmarte1 atftsa til BIZ.
tiae Briier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
Et Udvalg at wore Boyer, o. S. v.

Sns5ibel, g9Iibino sf.35
9usbibe, XRoerbino, mo @uloinft. .................. 200
2ommebibel, @bagrin, meo @uIoinit. LOO
Sommebibel, Snoiapapir, SperfaIosbinb. ............... $50
0p Senamente, WeGemitil, rsbt Snit. ............... %
gp 2etomente, MT Jormot Qanst oe fmalt) .......e.... so
Sangeren mo 9ooer, tint 21oerbinb og @uIbfnt 49,. 200
Sanseren uoen Rooer, tort bsieigt 2pber so
SsrneIs Songe, /. oe 2. Del et Bin6 ............... .65
gieefeIots NeIo6ier til ben ny SoImeboe. -............ 2.4O
acknowledgements id. ~airfebitorie. ................ $50
Bib. Befs %grinoringer 100
D0abens Susonoagtsbog 150
8ibelorbbog al q. o., - ny rbg. bIsot &inb. ....... t65
5aoI6 Senkn: Storm9no 80
Cutters reformatoriie Sfrifter, OmfIas. ........ .S5e. tbb 16O
Ufenneffefs 11res Spef ~
Sets Jort1uinger for Bsrn. 20
6ortRQneer for Sbnoagsfolen ................... 100
OenneM SIRrme LIN
2ps pon geien, aote 9r9f for Ssnooesffolen. .......... 100
Watbeens 100 J~ort9unsr 30
1e00gS 4n0p 20
Beb ~ififenbe @epsnine. III. @npeboe .............. 40
DarnehmiL id. @oDebog for minore 8ern. ............... 20
aonner til mig, Bibelife gineoer meo Jeff. ............. 10
~ Brepfort meb oanffe SfriHipros, asst ............ 20
12 Do. neo engeIfe Sfritiproe, ost ...............- %
~ grepfor meo Samfunoets SfoIer % 1~orIaesbus. 49,. 20
IL forfeuige 8repfort iom Dr6peubpnIg. .............. 90
DAN. LUTH, PUBLISHING HOUSE. Blair. Nebr.
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MisionsmDoc

afboloes. om @uo oil, / ct. @auIi
D. eO.-(utb. @}enig6eO, 9ottip. 60.
"a. ira Den 10. til Is. San. 1911.
@soet begpnoer Iirsoa9 aiten
Den 10. Oh il0bp0es til Ms0et
meo Oroet / 4obeubaringens BOG.
aap. %, II.
SnOmeIoelier til Mgoet maa ogre
mig / @nnoe in0en oen s. San.
gaa Nieni9beoens og egre gegne,
8. 0ieIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

oa pere 8oene til Steoe for at
bente eoer.
8. SEMEN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
Snlcfuao.
Gfterlbsning.

un0ertegne0e snifer at fomme |
5orbinoelie meo iine Ssifenoe:
Narie Gbriitino eoeIinn Ssrgen-
ien, aninn Ssrginn S~srgenien, an.
oers Sergen SergenienL Sobanno
Rieliina Ssrgenien.
Sioit bun bsrte ira Dem for co.
10 Gar iioen par De oae | Can.
mari.
Waren Rasmine Sprgenien,
Blair, Rebr. II. 2. u.
~4or. bette 9laos aontor.
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sire to operate with this size
Engine. This machine is a reye-
lation in Gas Engines-dont fail
to see it run and see the many
uses it can be adapted to.
Smith Bros.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

5reOos ben 80 December 1910.
slair. @ebr.

8AAAAtt -
FRennor0- @uOstieneite 6rno.
n II, 5snoogsifole 81. 10. aon-
misunderstanding ST. 2 Gin.
Drum - 8uostieneite 6ormio-
bag Rl. 1890.
We have the "Only Hog
Waterer" one that is guaran-
teed not to clog or overflow, one
that will run all Winter in Zero
weather take one out and try
it. you u no risk. Call and
see it. Smith Bros.
En- 6oriamling al pore un9e Wten=
METER bos Otto Snnien / 4ftes be-
jlutteoe at arrangere og inObp0e til
llngoouismGOe ON SuIetr9 / Sir
reinstatement 9tntoarsaften (9sr0og)
og bliue Der, til bet me aar er op-
run0et.
We will have a power wash
ing machine and wringer that
will tighten the labor of wash
day on the farm and give rest
to the woman of the house. We
want every Farmers Wife to see
this machine operated during the
Corn Show-Smith Bros. will
have it on exhibition.
Bait. Gang far oGret enSnartur
! Siour Gitp, boor ban oDeruqreoe
en- SuletrpfeIt Ons0og Aften.
A Hand or Power Machine
The Famous HawKeye Grain
Grader and Cleaner a Combined
Small Grain, Grass, Seed and
Corn Grader, something that
Farmers has been wanting for
years. This machine will be on
exhibition during the Corn
Show by Smith Bros.
81 bar bait Oeilige 9srnefe-
fer ON SitIetrp paa Oisie @gne.
Ssnoog bitten / aennaro. airfen
our ouerfplot. 9srnene banoe lert
0eres Stpffer rigtig goot. ian bet
Dor en- 5orneielie at bsre Dem
fremiige benz. gn @angoe @ooer
bIeO uooeIt, og Soften BAR / bet
beletaget pellpffet.
Tononq Aften baooe pi Suletrp-
feif Der / Blair. airfen og 5oriam-
Iingen par ian meget itsrre END i
Rennoro - bet bar ben p9lentlig.
fte Torifel. Oeina Der nor Soften
belt igenneg pellpffet. 0et er ifsnt
at ia, at 9srneile blioer pant til
at elpoe Jig pan iaooan Ranoe.
- The John Deere No. 8 Corn
Planter and the New Way Gas
Engine: the No. 9 planter needs
no Introduction to the bestCorn
Raisers in Washington Co, as
one Of the simplest most accur-
ate planters made. This planter
will be operated during the
Corn Show with the New Way
Gas Engine and will give all
parties interested in Gas En-
gines and Planters a chance to
G two of the best in their line.
Smith Bros. handle a complete
line Of John Deere Plow Co.
goods and when we say that no
need of adding anything further
rs 50 their merits as John Deere
goods have been in use since
1888.
5 n9ite uge er oct iaa, ri
snr ~Boibinston @ountp 5armers
Snititute ono Corn Sboip". Der er
spfsrt 9 GoreoragsboIoere os no.
sOuet $3.50 | Brpmie. 9imeligpis
I'D Der blipe meget goot og npttigt
fRrIig for 5armere at lie og bsre.
Dd er fuert, iom mar ollereoe bar
begpnot at oeforere meo Wais ON.
firing | Bpens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
People calling at Smith
Bros. Implement Store during
the Corn Show can get a nice
Calendar and a Souvenir.
A Wonder of the 10th
Century. During the Corn Show
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

gait. 5. @ertiens aoresie fsr:
Dor 664, aenmare, u. 0of., M
% q. Off ct, Council Bluffs, So.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-09-22
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