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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01

binder stock, and the buying of new
Pennsylvania by the packers was brisk,
the 1909 crop being now almost entirely
out of first hands.
Havana. The unfavorable news that
has come from Cuba regarding the new
crop and the prices being charged has
stimulated inquiry for old tobacco, and
a member of good-sized transactions are
reported, principally in Remedies.
Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01
STouGHToN. WIS, June 25, 1910.

Conn McInnis started stemming to-
bacco in the Stoughton Lumber asso-
citation warehouse Monday for T. B..
Earle of Edgertop. The tobacco is in
bundles and has been going through
fermentation since last winter. There
is large amount and force OF women
and young people will find work stem
ming till late in the fall. The weed
generally handled in this manner is of
the inferior grade.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01
VIRoQUA, WIS.,, June %, 1910.

Reports from other sections of the
state would indicate that Vernon coun-
ty is in the dry belt this season. No
rain of consequence has fallen for more
than month and everything is suffer
ing for moisture. Grass is short and
light and if the parched conditions
much longer prevail pastures will be
minus of feed While nearly every
farmer who grows tobacco has been
making a pretense at transplanting but
the real work of earnestness is lacking.
Fields are so dusty and dry that it is
unpleasant and much water is neces-
sary to preserve the plants, and then a
good per cent of them perish. Censor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01

But general rains which covered the
entire state on Sunday and Monday last
have relieved the drouth stricken Sec
tions and permitted the planting to
proceed, which will now probably be
pushed as rapidly as possible, but the
hot days following will hardly prove
productive of the best results in secur-
ing a good field stand. 1t is foregone
that July 4th will hardly see the crop
transplanted.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES

The transplanting of the present to-
bacco crop has been attended with try
ing circumstances this year. About
the only section of the state where the
planting has proceeded under fairly
normal conditions has been in the eX-
tremet southern counties, and even here
the hot, burning temperature has
greatly retarded the work and occa-
stoned much resetting. Nearly the en-
tire state north of Dane county up to
the beginning of the present week has
been burning up under three weeks
drouth which put transplanting almost
out of the question. Everything point
ed to an early transplanting season;
there was an abundance of plants in
readiness for the fields and all that was
necessary was suitable weather condi-
tions to see the crop out within the
usual dates in this state. Cool weather
is needed during transplanting rather
than hot, burning days that have pre-
vailed the past two weeks while the
bulk of the crop ought to be going into
the fields. Even with the breaking of
the drouth in the northern growing Sec
tions the planting now cannot be any
thing but late, and altogether the out
look for the starting of the 1910 crop
is anything but encouraging. In fact,
it has been some years since the grow
ers have met with greater difficulties
in getting the crop into the fields.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01

Since the night-rider troubles in Ken
lucky the growth of Burley tobacco in
Missouri was given decided impetus
and the crop, last year, according to
statistics furnished by the State Bu-
reau, was more than double the guam.
tity of the year before. A total OF
4, 443, $50 pounds, valued at S576, 600,
mostly marketed in st. Louis. Some
of the larger growers received threat
ening letters from the Kentucky night,
rider district, because they increased
their acreage. and this was followed by
the burning of some barns and the de-
struction Of some live stock. The fed
eral authorities are still investigating.
This year the acreage will be vastly N
creased and it is assumed that within a
very short time Missouri will again
take rank with the great tobacco-groW-
ing states of the Union.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01
NEW YORK, June q, 1910.

The local domestic leaf market con-
tinues bare of interest. There have
been some inquiries for old filler and
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01

May, 1910, from the viewpoint of the
manufacturer of tobacco products, was
a decidedly satisfactory month, for in
creased production is shown in every
line as contrasted with the various out
puts for the corresponding month last
year. While there has been consider
able complaint on all sides by those
who think that business is not picking
up as fast as it should, the figures rep
resenting the tobacco production of the
country afford indisputable evidence
that the trade is growing better and
that there is really no foundation for
the reports concerning slack business.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23
CAPT. L. A. RANSOM DEAD.
Prominent Man Stricken While En-
Route to Richmond.

Greenwood, Sept. 19.-Capt. L. A.
Ransom, prominent South Carolin-
ian, noted for his work in aiding the
recovery of the State from the hand
of the marauders in 1876, and now one
OF the leading officials Of the Southern
Cotton Oil company, with headquarters
in Atlanta, was taken from a Seaboard
train here this afternoon in an ex-
tremely critical condition, from the
effects of cerebral hemorrhage. His
recovery at this time seems very
doubtful.
Capt. Ransom, who is district man
eger of his company for the Atlanta
district, was en- route to Richmond
with number of other district man
ayers to attend an important meeting
of the company. He had partaken of a
rather hearty MONDAY meal and was
conversing naturally and pleasantly
with his companions, when he sudden
ly fell forward unconscious, and has
remained unconscious ever since. He
was met here by Drs. G. P Neel and
Turner and carried to the rooms OF
Caut F. S. Evans. His wife and son,
Roland Ransome, who recently mar
ried a daughter of Ex-Governor Hoke
Smith, of Georgia, have been notified
and are expected to arrive here at mid
night.
Messrs. ". F. Wilhoit, manager of
the fertilizer department of the Allan
ia office, and S. J. Cassells, district
manager, of Montgomery, Ala, are
with Capt. Ransom, Capt. Ransom
is a native of Edge6eld. He was the
friend and comrade of Butler, Gary
and others in the work of redeeming
the State, and the news of his illness
will be heard with profound regret
wherever he is known.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23

While Mary was enjoying her first
experience in the surf at the seashore
We prudentlv remained near the
beach. Some boys were hilariously
sporting in the vhitecapped breakers,
which, expending their fury, gradually
overlook US.
"AunUe," cried Mary, Il can't stand
this any longer unless you make those
bows quit splashing the waves this
Nav.'-Delineator
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23

In buying a cough medicine, don't
be afraid to get Chamberlian's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from
it, and relief is sure to follow. Espe-
cially recommended for coughs, colds
and vhooping cough. Sold by ". =.
Pelham & Son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23

If your liver is sluggish and out Of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, con-
stipated, take a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to-
night before retiring and you will feel
all right in the morning. Sold by W.
E. Pelham & Son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23
Realized He Was Shot.

"In some way happened to close
my mouth tight and found I breathed
perfectly through my nose. I then
believed I could keep from smother
ing but I kept choking and my mouth
kept opening to cast out the blood.
Though the thing had not entered my
head that morning was not surprised
when I realized was shot. I had had
a feeling for some weeks that I might
be assaulted on account of the anony-
nous threats I was getting by nail
Mayor Gaynor, in the letter scored
certain newspapers for the manner in
which they had criticised him, saying
that "tne time is at hand when these
Journalistic scoundrels have got to
stop or get out, and am ready now to
do my share to that end
Robert Adamson, the mayors Sec
retary, said tonight that the mayors
condition continues to improve and
that he plans to return to his desk
at the city hall on October 3.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23
Died at Ills.

Greenwood, Sept. 19.-Captain RAJ
som died here at 11.15 tonight before
the arrival of his wife and son from
Atlanta. The body will be sent to At
lanta for funeral and interment tomor-
VOW
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23
WRITES OF CLOSE CALI.
Mayor Gaynor Gives His Impressions
OF Gallager'S Attack-.ilmOSt
Ch0ked by Blood.

New York, Sept. 19-Mayor William
J. Gaynor, in letter TO his sister, Miss
Mary Gaynor of Utica, \. Y, which is
printed this afternoon in the Evening
Post, tells in an interesting manner
# his impression at the time ne vas
shot on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Groose. The mayor says that he
has not read a line of what has been
published of the shooting nor does he
now remember the name Of the mar
who shot him. Going over the incl
dents of the shooting, Mayor Gaynor,
after stating that Robert ACams;'a,
his secretary, pointed out that the ship
was dressed with flags for him, said:
"My next consciousness was of ter
rible metallic roar in my head. It filled
my head which seemed as though if
would burst open. 1t swelled to the
highest pitch and then fell, and then
rose again, and so alternated until it
subsided into a continuous buzz. 1t
was sickening, but my stomach did not
give way. I was meanwhile entirely
sightless.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23
Almost Choked.

81 do not think I fell, for when I
became conscious I was on my feet.
Ny sight gradually returned. I be-
came conscious that I was choking.
Blood was coming from my mouth and
I tried all I could to swallow it 50
those around me would not see it. But
I found I could not swallow and then
knew my throat was hurt. 1t SEEM
ed as though it were dislocateG I
struggled to breathe through my
mouth, but could not and thought I
was dying OF strangulation. l kept
thinking all the time the best thing to
do.
. II was not bit afraid to die if that
was Gods will for me. said to my
self, Just as we'll now as few years
from now
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
On lei &ottertgeoinf.

Sra Yaris ifriues: en- Geforn'
tionsmoler, 9ucIoS, iom nplig | Got
teri pauot 100000 aroner, gioroe
Sen SpOageIie, at iammen meo bans
6ottigoom ioripanot ogiaa bans 6rt.
beo. Heppc por Rpbeoen ON bans
Sclo bit b~efienOt, for bans belfeonc
9eiliabeo blep %operipsmmet al Gins
foriifriugsugenter, SfrGoOere, aisb.
mpno % andre Gerioner, iom bnpoe
noget at iGlge.
0uclos bleo rent iortpilet % be-
ilutte6e at Hippo iri for line Eln9e'
aan6er. San onroncereoe aoiierne,
at ban bopoe tnget Sell meo Scripr'
iii 2ooie0lernes Iumer 90 life piirt'
set en- Gertime.
ReiuItatet uSebleu life; ielu bans
geuner inoionot iig life mere. Dor
ct Bar Gage iioen paffeoe ban lan
iammen fine iaa Eager og reiIte bort
eiter pan lin 3sr at baue iot Ell geo
bel meb Weooelelien ON, at ban otrs
felio bopoe uunbet oen tore Gum,
men al ban life ugteOe at blioe pla'
act tiloeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Rioer 6aeearo.
81 ben bcfjenote ensclife Sorfattcr
banif Ibclsmano?

Ronben mco ben merfelige San
tail, BEN engeIife Sorfatter al "Sun"
cg Song Solomons Miiner", fom'
mer meb set ierite til Ganmnrf, boor
ban mener, at bans fGorene SlGgt
bar bicmme. Rioer Sagearo ifal be-
tuoe ioa meget iom TibOer aogaaro,
bpilfet otter i uOuioet Sorm ifal pore
"8ploeniticrne, Riooer til Iogoaro".
Or bette MI mere emo ct Softer al
Sen ubmerfeSc 9isters Santaii? -
Sparet err, tiger "8ort 2ano", me
oct panifeIist, men noset er Der | Def.
Geroppe / bet male sano, bOor
9enoipsiel og Sbp msbes, oppe I
8eiter.Sanberreb, ligeer enonu so.
p~ebaaarben angaarb, liot Spo Tor
BEN itore 2anOsbp Sierritslep. CO.
men er rig paa 0Iotiosminoer, men
life operpeloeuOe frustbar, og 40
aaarb err heller life imponerenoe. =
S,islae 9rup beitaar ben al en- 2Gnge,
Der er ct enfelt StofpGrf bsi, iomt
to Sioeflsie.
z Sapen er Ser en- Gel 8runo'
muir. oa Der Inn hen Borg aasaaro,
Der bar Siitorie. Spornaar BET MI
pqrenoe Gus busseoes, pioes life rig
tiat, % gorsens 5ebielsSas fienoeS
heller life, men ben eiebes / iierne
Gage og sieuuem minoit ire aer.
bunoreoer al Sploenitiernerne. en- al
Ganmarfs aloite os opsiigite abeIs.
otter | WioSeIaloereu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Nuglc Gaao.

-Sil SaanoiGbe, ii9r bpis SGn.
oerne let blir iprufne og iaare, fan
man lape en- Spbe paa islgenoe
Waaoe: Won iamler iammen Smaa'
better al Soilet.S pbe % anoen bpio
Sebe, bar bisie op i libt folbt &egn'
panS, eiier at man ferit bar ifapet
Dem op ganife tint. Get foyer lang.
iomt til S9ben err albeles opleir, ba
bar man / iaa meget Corn meal,
at oct blir en- inf 9re6. Gn Spileife
@lpcerin og en- itrseen Sbeife 9orar
tiIiettes ogiaa. gn 9ofing.E Bomber
aanoe ifpaes meo folot Sanb, SG.
ZEN bGlbes oeri og bpGlpes oa no
naar oen er folo os ifiGres op / paste
Itore Stpffer. Senne Waaoe er og.
ioa at anbeiale, foroi man oerpeo fan
benptte ulle De Smaaitpffer meo
S9be, iom eqers life err til nogen
9ptte. SmaaItpffer al SaifeiPbe
fan man ogiaa benptte, ioet man
iamler Dem iammen %efterbpert og bar
benz op / en- "9afing.I opoer.S Dor"
bpori man meb en- Spiger bar ilaaet
imaa Suffer / 9unben. Man rpiter
iao "S9bebaaien" eoot op / Sanoet
man ifal paife op l. iaa oct blir
paste "i9bete"i
- Snis man bar en- liben Slump
meo "@um Gompbor"i Sfuiien eler
goren, bpor man bar Sslutei, bill
bette boloe Jig 6lanft meget lGnge.
-Sois mani bar nogle Stilfer
Tabarbra og gano op / en- Alumi.
Mum. @rpbe, iom err blepet iort, eaer
ialialo mort inoi, og laber bette foge
en- Stuno, bill 9rpoen blipe aloeles
lps % pen igier.
= Haar man b9lber foaenoe
Sauce eaer Saft op i ct 8losiao,
letter man bette poa en- 8luo, Ionl
isrit er bpppet / folot ganb, iaa oil
set life iprGffe. Seap-8 los og 6riiat'
Sander bar man ogiaa en- poaS alub
runot, mar man fploer Dem. iao
ipreffer life DC beler, - oct oil iige,
bpis Ser life aaereoe er en- Iioen
SprRf Ter, err oct Sili9loet, iao
ipringer @lasien, bpab mon iaa sisr.
= Waor gaseropnen er for BARN
iaa err bet be0ite man fan aisre al
iptte ct SAB meo folot 8ano mo Der,
iaa oil Temperament mart ipnfe. oa
besuoen pil 1ampen iom uopifler iis.
binbre aasen, eaer bpao Oct MI er,
ira at br9noe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

en- 9eronom eisr opm9rfiom paa,
at ller9siet / Iaisageren osiaa gisr
lin Iptte. Get ifrGmmer oopne Gar.
mere til at arbeioe / Maiien, luao
ii9r gisr meget goOt | ct aar, oa Der
cr @aneel paa Siesn, JON oct mango
Steoer bar iaar.
Nan iaar alorig iaa goo Melf %
iaa fint Smsr, iom naar man eiper
Melfefierene Tumpfins, iortGaer en-,
iom bar prepet BET.
500 SABRE er uom9rfet Ssoe for
Sons, mems oaarlig SABRE err soget
al Oct oaarligite, man fan bpbe Dem.
Get er 8iernen, iom eisr benz goot.
Gen tpffe SOD, Tom baarlig SABRE
ofte bar, befommer life Ssniene bel.
&pis bu for fsrite Sang bill fploe
en- Silo, men albrig bar jet, bpcfsan
BET bliper giort, gjsr on fonife beolt
i enten at leie Dig en- Ntanb, Der for
itaar Jig paa BET arbeioe, eler gaa
bort til en- Habo, iom bar lGrt Sin'
gen, % lie eiter, bporlebes ban gisr
oct. Get err pi1tnof mere 4rbeioe emo
aunit at fploe Ell Silo, men alige'
bel pisie Sing at iagttage.
On Silo IA Sob | Spermaal og 80
SOB bsi pil rumme omtrent 100 Cons
@niilase. Sffe ale bebsper iaa flor
Silo.
Ser er nj, 70 Sitefabrifer igang /
Staten Winneiota.
On SameS Sumter fra Sainois
ifriuer / ct Sarmerblab, at ban oct
iioite aar iolgte Broom Corn for
$1,000 fra ct Stpffe 2ano paa "a
gcres. 90 ban fit omtrent 40 gu.
ibels Broom Corn Srs pr. Icre.
9ette Srs er gobt iom Sabre for @ri-
ier og Setter, men buer life for
Melfefisr, beber BET.
8riie, iom fom til fsr Wioten /
Ipril, ifulbe babe n S9gt al 200
q $50 9ltnb inoen Sui, fortGler en-
Spineopbr9tter.
Mminbelig 2sg flarer Jig beoit
8interen oper | a~iplberen. Wdn fan
jpreoe ben no ober @ulpet % iprinfle
ct tpnbt Gag al aalf, iom er oplsit |
Suften, oper ben.
Sporfor fan life en- Sarmer, iom
tr9nger @rbei6sbiGlp, laOe en- 20.
mile arbeibe for Jig? Snsrllm for
en- grbeioer meb Samilie oiloe ban
iom &esel funue ifaiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Sporfor fan life en- Sarmer, iom
tr9nser grbeiosbiGlp, loOe en- ia.
mile arbeioe for Jig? Susrum for
Ell glrbeioer meb Samilie piloe ban
lom &egel funne ifaife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Zen ferIte Nauo al Slpeten, Ser
trrlt ienere ontog iait Gitcrnapn, Dor
AfietS Grifieu Sen hsie. bpis Ssn
Warlten Crit N~iellen cicoe Noeooro
! 1885 % bar Ell al HorSipnunoS
rnGgtl9lte HGno. San bopoe ire
Ssnner; aniib. Ieter oa Crit, ira
hoilten liolte oen niiprrenoe iriberrc.
li9e Slp9t 8pnenitierna / Speriae
TANNER.
"a cen pGIbiee 9onocfria uobrso
iinoer Gbriitoiier al 9aiern, eiebes
go9aoro al NieIs YeSerien @ploen.
%ltierne, % ban tit / Sommeren i44t
Slilet Ipeoet ianbon al cper iia, at
ban iIel9e 6olfepiien "iffnn fom al
I'm 8aaro meb N Stan / lin Soano".
Sort otter iif ban Srpn. iSet gonoe.
Itorerne oprepes al gbelcns SGr / ct
itsrre SIo9 oen CITE Sum- nctop pao
Warternc uoenom Iogoaro.
Gctte opbpeseoeS mart igiea, oa
SIG9ten blep burtigt peIbopenbe
poonp. Gen uobeoe / 0onmorf
mco Sberitlcitnnnt 9aurioS lllielS
8plocnitierne / 1929. Sorinoen
bapoe Den isot 10 mcset fien6te
WfGno, I'll bpiS Ropne en- Gel 8onlor
TIT or fnpttet.
Sort anuo Senrifien @~pIoenitier.
ne (beo 1407), iom cr Sopcoperio.
men / s. 8. GpoIoS Rcman al lam
me Nopn, Der bebonoIer CT nlegct no.
breot, men gnnife ubiitoriif Soan.
Den unge Hiober ifal bape giort ct
iaooant Sn0trpf poa Den oanife gufc.
bronning 0orotbea, at bun cn Si6
bopOe snifet at Ggtc bam; Hiqss
roaoet tpnng benbe imiolertio til Sen
mere itnnOSmGSiige SorbinoeIie meb
GbriItiern al S%loenbitrg.
SernGit er ser Otto 8ploenitiernn,
Ser 1929 blep 9iifop / S6enie od
pofte megcn Sorbitrelie bIonot Sc
Hettroenoe peo at fofettere meo Re.
formotionenS 2Grere, buab Der BOG
life biolp bam | 1886, ga ban iom-
men meb De sprige 9iifopper cn Sio
in6 frnaSlet. Snart eiter i'm giiGt'
telie pgteoe Gr.giifoppen Ell ooelig
Game og tit Here 9srn meb bcnoe.
Oct bar oennc Wonb, Der iamneii
meo WogenS Size brogte Gbriiticrn
ben anoen Spiigcliesbrepet / Belle,
og bonn, Ser osmteS ioa boorot AZ
Gftertioen, ga ban ieileoe til Norge
og iGnaSleoe iamme aonge, oa ban
por pen0t biem ira H~eoerlonoene.
Spennppnte Hiels Eeoericn Der
tit 8aaroen brPnbt al. bapoe Ell nm
are 9rooer, Anbers Teoerien, Der
iielge gomIe SlGetsuptegnelier no
oanoreoe til England og eiterloo zig
Gffom Scroper. Get par meget uiGo'
panliat / De 5ioer, life at abelsmGno
u~bpon6reoe - og anoerS Teoer'en
bar maaife blepen forormet ! lit eget
2anS = men of be ~nopanoreoe til
gnalonb. Oilers bar Spiflano DC.
res ipopanlige Sumleplaos.
Der unge aoeISmano moa bel
ppre fommen til Gnglono moer
.Senrif Sen Siette. og Der bar ben
@ona iterft BRIG / set Hige ior Sol
batter, ga 10 netop omfring 144O ari
aen meb 6roufrig isrtes poa oct
ooloiomite.
Sm &iOer Soegarb TANNER ira
bennc @ploenitierue Oirette cller finn
boo Spinoeiioen, err oltiao oct oobne
SppraSmaal. Soa piot erinoreS, To-
pebe llbaiuernc al "3anif Goelsanr'
boa" / lin 5io at unoerisge Sa9en.
Men Sen bar iiffert billet | Sraoi'
~tioncns 0nmle Msrfe, oa Oftentlia'
beocn itooig iutet gtpt bar bsrt Der
| ON,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
sisIoe IcbbelcIie ira Votent.Nb.

1ofaterne @iQiamion & Wer6ant,
OR. 925-933 metropolitan 2iie
gloa. (fsr Guaranty 2oon). Rinne.
apoIis, Rinn., err / Den foris6ne llge
felaenbe gatenter tiloelt Rinneiota
GA 0afota Spiinoere:
Annie Babcock. Minneapolis. MINI,
Dish washing apparatus. o o Bergman,
Grafton, n d, Safety lamp burner. VIM
I Bohan, St Paul, MINI. Door stop
brace and fastener. NJ II Cummings,
Minneapolis. MINI, Touchdown tent.
Fred E Erickson, Kren. N d, Whip
socket lock. Jos T Hanson, Sioux Falls,
S d. Band cutter for threshing machines.
Henry Hooht, Jackson. MINI, Lever
Harrow. Hans Honigmann, Duluth.
MINI, Printing press feeder. John A
Miller & ii Bingsman. Harding, ID,
Hay Fork. Vim S Moses, Tracy, MINI,
Rotary engine. Wm II Murphy, Albert
Lea, Mimi, Box fastener. A Boxberg,
Brainerd, MINI. Hub i%astenener. RI
Schultz, Arco, MINI. Filtering device.
p c Schmalan. Minneapolis, MINI. Win
dow cleaner. Angelina L Swingle, Put
ney, S d, Water bottle. Carl o Void,
Minneapolis, MINI, Culvert pipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Mminbelis 2ss flarer Jig beoit
@interen oper | a~iploeren. Dan fan
iprebe ben no ober @ulpet % iprinfle
ct tpnot Sag al &alf, iom er oplsit |
2uften, oper ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
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Slonot be mango Seis3enoe Dor affecting peb SbJOs Stats.
%uoitjltns Columbus oeuue Danueo. par en- Dame. Der bob
nor ReprGieutaut ON at oic beuoe en- DE LAVAL. Gan
te Ell Separator ira biuanoeu for benoe, o. bun ipntes oper,
raIet peo osus Guteltbeo % iiar ~iorunoreSe BUN F9 uuer. at
Msaiinen poa iaa tort lib tuubs tases fra binanoeu % iattes
lamren iorn.
Set bar m%rrteIist {" iasbe bun. ~5es bar en- - sepI.
raior pa Yrsue, % assntsu ior cenne iUrtaIte mig at DE
V bar iVruihst, at ben par paufsis at bo(be rem Os at
bens Discs mart piloe rufe.
Netop ba traaotc en- tilteoeu3reuoe 7ame irei % iaaoe:
"NeI bet er life 2ilfGlSet. Seq bar bait en- DE LAVAL
otts Var, o. ie9 bar aIori9 bdpt bet minofe Brpberi meo ben
Ten er iaa spo M iOm on leg tisbte ben Os oesuoeu uil ben
ifnmute fob Ief bullet life BIN Mafiue - eaer noaen anben,
Tom iea peb ON, for ben Gags stplo = fan slsre."
Ger Dor MI ct Guiin eaer fere MeuueFer iamIet ON cs, o. life
minbre eno ipo al benz inaHeoe fra % fortalte, at be steOe DE
LAVAL Separations % Of be GAP icrtrinGg 1iIfreosfiIelie.
Der bar en- @oub 5oriomlnseu Tom ben Dame, Der bab
ON at .iaa ie DE LAVAL, tienote, oS bun usubte fig til BAN
% ipurste: "8u bar en- gRuItins Zig ben, ies M bar pa
Yrsoe. gr ben life tilIrsbs fiIsnoe ?" "@ea, iasbc ban,
ben er uiselis teore enb at itumHe msb Saanosn, men BEN
isler % ipiber gtelt paa @uluet; ben er tuns at tr1fts us
Itulbe ig flpbe eli ny Separator ioae. bible bet bliue en-
DE LAVAL. Seq peo mere ON Cream Operators MI END
for to gar iioeu. Wtn Srpoer bar en- DE LAVAL - ban
bar prsuet benz ale Os tiger. at DE LAVAL sr ben beoir. "
Dor Sdlssmanb baube life a~nlsbnins til at fse nosei iii
Sortel ior DE LAVAL Bore sOoe @erner 5OriamInseu
ioretiOeoe 3amsu, at bun buroe siue DE AVA en- Yrspe
fer bun 9lprbe noset gaIs o8 fsr bun iorloo Salen 9iuroe bun
Eoranitaltniuser ill., al en- DE LAVAL enbtes no til benoes
Siem Os eiter ii Cages Irsue iisbte bum beune DE LAVAL.
Ter er en- Wtoral oenne Siitorie: aipb life en- Cream
Seporaior ipr on bar sipst DE LAVAL en- Grppe. Oct
foier big iutet at prppe ben.
1cs mere on l9rer at pioc ON Cream zepa.
ratorcr, 10 mere tilbpiclig oil on blipe til at
fjpbe CIT DE LAVAL.
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