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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
CHICAGO. END is SICK.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19--Footbau prep
arations had their ups and downs yes
terday at THE University Of Chicago
More candidates arrived at the Maroon
headquarters, but the increase was rob
bed of its effect by the news of the
illness of Harold Goettler, right end of
the 1911 team
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
SCHAEFER KNOCKS OUT
BENNETT IN FOUR ROUNDS

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Sept. 1s.-wn-
lie Schaefer,. Of Chicago. knocked out
Jack Bennett of Milwaukee, in the
fourth round of what was to have been
ten-round bout here last night Ben
nett did not have a look in"
Christ Sanders bested WIN Driscol
in six rounds in the semi final.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
BASEBALL
DIAMOND News and GOSSIP

80, New York writer says that not since
me Sne Gays or Amos Rusie have the Giants
played the ability to WORK every wv ot her
gay Guess said scribe never heard of
Joe McGlnnity, who often worked two
Gays running and lust as often pitched
TWO Iuii games IN an afternoon.
Wordsworth is digging around the ma
lof Ieag que cities, trying to land some ma
teral for the 1913 Barons
Mobile and Memphis did not lose man
In case Yantz doesn't make good with
back to the Barons.
Clarke Griffith is giving Clyde Milans
younger brother Horace try-out
Dung Milan failed to make good with
me Volunteers last spring. The young
ster is an outtielder
Two Washington semi-pro YOUNGSTERS.
named Buck Barton and Dutch Munich,
are gong TO be given a try out by Crit
Eddie Ainsmith is in Washington hos
pital suffering from bad cold
league will be placed on the market for
the highest bidder October /.
,r,,o -. c,.'.
co ne Jersey lily cluo Is SAID TO be for
Tho Doaao.. ,o -, a..,,-
7 = ne DouseFS nave secured Outhelder
he eo 9i9anI Vari IRON me tmira team OF
for this bird.
E,hhe4+s hoe a,s, .ior,.., c,... 49,
-, H.. 9oe Gus mas also signed Gus Getz
thlrd sacker; from Elmira. Getz is not
to report until spring.
an DyHe c Siefhurfq IRON Jesse
iTnaIand loo Wv o M 0''0i O'"'' oi '"e Ne"
9'''''' ie"sue
presidan, I.yrcb If tho National ,.ao,,,
has exercised his option to select in9 UNI M,
Choice is Guthrie whose release mas mas be t'S
purchased The new IIron viii rAnort oevt
spring
more baseball this year under Frank
Chance than in all the previous wears
put together
There are pitchers and nttchers but for
fantastic floats and infinite variety among
dry bah pitchers commend MS 10 Rucker
And part of Maps rise is due to his drop.
Don't Joke ahout Oshkosh anv more for
that burg has landed the pennant in the
Wisconsin Illinois league And Harold
Hangover was not with the team this
CO.. '''s' @*
Joe Wood is due to hurl today against
the Maps Here's hoping he wins his
seventeenth straight
E,rarl C,bo,,a ,,e, i, f,,,.,,,e9 N-o,,, .v,rl,
scribes that he viii pnsftiVeIV aIit base
halI This fan We take il W,ith a srai,,
Of salt
,,taoa co... u,,t loo ,rirl.ar ,,,u ho
his eIiccese",,
II IS said that Harry Ables former
Southern IeagIier' now with Oakland Of
pitcher pit 'I whose hand S big enough p'' to
completely conceal a baseball
The Yankees have signed three play
are Rr gili PonIier and Miller lucy
-
No wonder cincinnati scribes have lot
baa 9 ire V V al 75o rIn ne na If
month
-
v7-;+t, r1.t, -. ~. :, i. ,,1,, e-.,,, l..
siO WIN mugeI 1et me- aoer SuSPe EN-
The Grass viii Have a. chance 70 psSnrout
aiouiiu TIE co'oHs"s mss
1ro,,. r,,,,. III, L.. 49,, t,,,o.,,o ,,,,i
lea e9Ia IN cIo5fin m' 10 ct veaT took an ave-
edsqS III cIo4 b dast year oooh @h am
reiosSaG % h, NE he pro1i%anca cfpb
Ion pc suf P t t,e SG b geaI inI
5ooul oct9ptr ~. WIN tHe od2eS CHuhSu
rIS Spedhe[ SdI s, 'be pelIeI 10 Ie
Gra1 W utbite mitb apger nrdera5 MAJ
Guard to the bench T ds was cry ryIs Of
~ 60 o bave rs frst cbance in The
' '
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

Cobb and Collins were the only Big
Five" hitters to play yesterday. Cobb
got one single out of four trips to the
plate. The Athletics second haseman
failed to get a safe swat out of seven
attempts.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 8. Philadelphia 1 FIRST gameJ
Philadelphia ~, Chicago (second
gameD
Washington 2, ST. Louis (ffrst gameD
Washington s, St. Louis 2 Second game)
Detroit 7, New York (tirst gameD
Detroit 4, New York Second game)
Boston Cleveland, rain
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
STANDING Of the CLUBS,
Yesterdays Results.

IITIsnurg 9, Boston l lfirst gamer
glttsburg 0, Boston (second game)
81 Louis !, Philadelphia 8
pther games postponed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Standing Of the CT


Toledo 3. Columbus l.
~ lSds City ., Minneapolis {
uNaukee- St Paul, wet grounds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

Have you rooms, apartments,
houses, etc, for rent? The
Georgian S Rent Bulletin will
surely rent them for you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

The Boston Nationals have released
Third Baseman Eddie Mcdonald to the
sacramento club, OF the Pacific Coast
league But Mcdonald refuses to go so
far West He probably never heard of
Horace Greeley
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today.
Columbus in Toledo
Indianapolis in Louisville
Minneapolis in Kansas City
81 Paul in Milwaukee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Today.
PuShurg in Boston
Chicago in Brooklyn
Cincinnati in New York
St Louis in Philadelphia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
THE BASEBALL CARD.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.

Philadelphia in Chicago.
Washington in ST. Louis.
New York in Detroit.
Boston in Cleveland.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Used Golden Remedy, The Great Home
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If YOU have a husband, son, brother.
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all you have to do is to send your name
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may he thankful as long as you live that
you did il
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
The Big Race

Hero is the up to the minute dope on
how the Big Five" batters of the |
American LEAGUE are hittina:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Today.
Buffaio in Montreal
rochester in Toronto.
FoNdenCe in Baltimore.
'ni\ games scheduled
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

Yesterdays Results

u - -NNNT ny , TNISN 10
buffalo ;, Toronto I.
Jersey City ,, Providence I
'nlN games scheduled.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

George X O Brown the Chicago Gree
says he is willing to fight Eddie NJ
Goorty on winner take all basis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

4 Boston scribe having watched Math-
ewson lose to the Cubs last Monday says
Big Six will be a cinch for the Red SoN
clouters. And said pen pusher does not
think McGraw will pitch MattN against
Wood in the opener.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19

ADVERTISEMENT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

our sisternations, nor, am l
inclined to make such an asser-
ton here. Every fresh dawn
sees some innovation, but only
those will live, which develop by
a natural growth and meet a
natural emergency. So let me
express a hope and a wish
through the briefest possible
modern Christian legend.
A party of tourists climbed
the spire Of the Cologne Cathed.
raj. Away above every reason.
able altitude they found an ole
German who carved with fint
patience some exquisite details
of an image in stone. One Of the
party expressed to the Ole
sculptor his surprise at finding
him expanding 4 seemingly IN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

necessary amount of work upon
an object that was scarcely Wis
IDLE from the ground several
hundred feet below. But the.
sculptor answered, II am work
ing before the face of God; He,
sees it."
Il you feet that in this BRIEF
half-hour we together have
explored a little known region
where we met something worthy
OF your attention, perhaps yotn
will remember, after we have.
parted, how the folk high schools
lis carved upon the face. Of
history. Some of it's pattern,
some Of its fitness, may possibly
appeal to us, as we attempt to-
solve the problems OF our own
country life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
The folk high schools and rural life Of the
Scandinavian Countries.
By J. Christian Bay.
(Continued.)

TO be rightly understood, this
' plan must, be viewed both on the
background Of the school prac-
tees of the past and in the light
of ultra-modern tads. The public
schools Of those days, with their
strict examinations, their oral
repetitions OF fixed texts, their
formal and fixed routine, their
hermetic bottling up of knowl-
edge; the modern automatism Of
the so-called business education +:
both are distinguished for their
total blindness of the life of the
heart.
Kold began his work with
fifteen pupils. The our opened
| November 1st and lasted until
April 1st. In 1862, he opened. a
; summer course for young girls.
Until his death, in 1870, some
/, 1900 young men and women
: came under his wonderful in
: Huence. "When l came to Kold',
says one OF his former pupils now
an old man, my soul was like a
broken vessel. When I left him,
the fragments were united, the
vessel whole. Nor has it suffered
a break since then"
HOLDS school has furnished the
tradition that the high school is
a home, it's influences mutual, it's
Inmates n family meeting at
lectures, at meals, at play, in
earnest hours to clear away the
clouds that gather, in the morn.
ing and at night to begin anc
ito close the day with prayer alc
song. And this school life il
governed by the living word a:
a common privilege, by a FIRE.
utterance of want and help.
Before the German-D anisl
war, in 1864, eleven folk higl
:,schools had been established i,
Denmark. Ten years after tn
war this number had grown t.
four-and-ifty. Denmark's polit
ical misfortune reused it's peopl
I to a most wonderful energy, an,
J we all know what material pro
gress the country made, partic
: ularly in the agricultural arts
Suchaprogress neverwould occu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

"~
The schools naturally have
been located in the open country,
away from the cities. l have
already mentioned that they are,
as a rule, not endowed with
material funds. The local inter
est attaching to. them as centers
of mental life, lecture-centers and
culture-centers-this is their en-
dowment. If this interest were
lacking, no amount of material
endowment could maintain the
school life. Usually, each school
is the property of it's principal
or of a local stook-company
Only a few Of the very large
schools have received funda.
mental aid from the government
or from private sources.
The typical school accommo.
I.dates about a hundred pupils
These are taught and boarded il
one house, usually a centra
building with lecture-hall, clas
rooms, and dwelling rooms 70
the principal and the teachers
Invariably, a gymnasium is bull
Immediately adjoining the school
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

lloen fblger belle 8eiatningen iam1
alt Snobo me6 / San6elen. Gien.
bommer obertoges til !. Mpril.
8agermeiter 8piien bar iolg1
fin @ienoom til 8aeerfoeno &eter.
len, i mango Mar 8eltprer bos Tru
Gbpien / Mpooing, for $500 Mf.
Sbertagelic /. Npril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

&&bkAS&tHN OStOpN\ Ok<NS~ wv
Set bar bon1, iom fit l1noiet11ina
al Del, b%olltenite @repe SLABS, Sn
Song &aloemar Mtteroog 1851 ber
belejreoe Sen oprerlfc Stprmono
| ioo Sc fpngeligc Sropper maotte
) oplxrpc 8eiejringe1l. 1922 hlep
Slottet otter at oct igjen bar font
met / &ertugernes &elio0elie, belief:
ret al Song Grit al &om1ncr11, mer
rmoiot al @ertug Senrif. DOC
falm set nglt e Mar / &ongens 9pn:
Ser, bporpoo BET Hep beleiret a
@olitenerne; men 8elejringe1 be:
be6es, % sc itrioen6e Starter ino:
1tabreoe beres Sag for &eiieren
'@enere tilbsrte &srning otter 2im:
befferne, fra bbem set fom til 6a:
milien Mblfel6t. Af 6e,1ne SAINT:
lie blen set 1896 iolgt til @one
Sans, iom bortforlenebe set til for
! ficlIigc Moelsmeno. Naar oe1
gomle 8org CT bleben neobrnot hi
bea life. Me11 megen Siltorie ol
a6ifilligc @og,1 fnptter Jig til 5te
oct.
@ienoumsbanbel. @oor6eier q
.@cbult3 bar tisbt 9ars @eterleni
gienoom / aaitproo, 9h @efta
flor, mes 175 @f. Mettouobptte
for $500 Mt. uoen Snpenta1
Obertagelie /. Mprrl.
- Nifolai Msma,sien l. Stenoe
rup bar figbt Sans Mepers Glen
bonn i @rombp for 1900 M.
t - @entier Sop i @eitrl1p fla
/ ioIgt ct bam tilberenoe 2eieblls 10
$500 92f. til 4n,1o @anien / Soft
: Iun6.
@aarbeier u. Zimmerman
, bar iolgt fin itore @jenoom t
Observation-Disclosures g. Mablin
fra Dsitrr,p % q. &eterien fra s.
/; grmflpter for 10000 set. @ao1
!, Ben bar ct Mreal af 81 9en1at, ocs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
6anhtrjyllat1h.

ST.. !Sabns @fterftlser. Otter
Gorlpoenoe / u&eim6al" er ben
Deologiife Brofesior 8aumgarten /
aicl u6iet til Or. @abns gfterfel<
ger iom Tpifernes 2onooaesfanoi<
sat / on6en Galgfrebs.
8aln1gorten er nationalliberal,
men itoar poa &artiets penitre 61sj
Sra 2anbraabsfoutOret. &egje;
rinesnsiesior b. 8ismarcf er bIebe1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Hory Dafota.

~ 9en 8oe 1nGr Geloa laglpgtf
Mpotbcfct / Gelpa, foroi bans Some
lift gale Meoiciner, Ser bepirfeof
|5faoe pao benoes @elbreo. @of
blep tilfienot $4,000. Mu bill
&onen iaglpge oct iam1me Tirma for
$4,000.
- Sberifi .. S. Icigel1 / Mltgby
bor bapt SEN Sorg at mite lin SIT
1tr,1, ser CT 0po / eli Mlber al 40
Mar. 6oru0en fin Mal1o cfterlooer
BUN Jig 8 @prn ianrt Sober % 800
ser i &ierce County, Mi1,a. Be-
%grapclien fan0t Stco fra Trifirfe1
/ 8eripicf, Eaitor Sang forrcttcoc.
- Gen 1tore tp=aarligc Sollger=
felt, iom ifal afboloes / Sarge ocl1
12te, 136e og 14bc Sltlt fprltfom=
menoe, pil blipe Sen itprlte 8egipen=
be6 blon0t Morbmn>10 poa Disle
Sraftcr, pg &on1itec1, Scr iprcltnnr
Mrrangcme11tct, ct Jig bette pei be-
biolt og gjpr ocrfor alt, lo>n gjpre5
fan, for at gjgre bette pGloigc Son=
gerltppne til Sen Sl1fccS, Set %iprtjc=
11er at bltbe.
= Solbhcticl1t 8ep. equities be
%ilagla9oc Sepper, &11iplil1ger, 9io=
manter og @ul0icgcr puro $4,000
fra 6. $. Oliou / Gonop. Sans
Gamilie bap0e pGrct / europa oA
ferte oisic Soger mco Jig l1ocn at
betale Sol6. Ollon p%ooltaor, at
olle Sc inofprtc eager life fan al1=
iettes bpjcre chs til $460.22, me-
6ens man poo nj 5ltrc, lom 6olni=
lien bor f%oretagct, faa i1Ofarc Ser
oier al 5000 toloirit.
= st Spnoifot al r%,lsliife &opi=
t%olilter ltaor bog CT Hlol1, ion goor
l10 poo at m0fipbc 10000 Ncrcs
2ono til CT, rlsitlf &oloni. 81 pil
babe 2ol1oct / ct Stpffc, gpiltct or
bonlfelig at op11oa.. Ser CT / Gols
County CT Moro, JONI cjcr lao me-
get 2o11o, men set CT life / ct STUFF
fe. Ylanens 0etaljer cr enolr1t life
befie116t; men set iiges, at oe11 0oor
us poa, at 2anoet ifol belcs / 9i=
pilioner, ser lfol leoes al Mrno,
lom fol, oprfc Sorbcn uiocnifo6cli1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
ALBERTA ER

% for SKAND1NAvER or de store skandinaviske
Settlementer rundt Ryley og Pardo Ukke langt fra
Edmonton), de fordelsgtigste. Godts Klima, godt
Wand, god Jordbund Mar norsk .lutfersk Kirke,
ner skole. mar Kulminer. Jernbaner tet we'd.
,Udmerket "Oreamery".
Endnu Kan godt Land faas for Sl2. 50 til $50 0c
per Acre. Rom hyor De kan hyde godt at allie
Observation-Disclosures. Skriv til: s4 ,M
u. Finsoth, Ryioy, AIbsrta,--canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

Gienbomsbanbler ! Sasle pot
8ornbolm. &oteleier M%ogenien
rsSsobns aapel", bar fipbt Sitter
Sa,1l,s &olms gien6om, Ser Zig
ger Deb iioen al @otellet, for 5000
4rsner.
Sarus &olm bar 0erefte'
fibbt Stto &olmsrens gicnoon
open for Geglfaas for ca. $500 Ser
~ Srneo Sobo1meS Son1e
Sosle bar al @oaroejer Mnberlen
Snlegaaro, fibbt CT, 8pggegruno Del
@asIe @rercerplooS for IS 9rt
abooratolen.
@p9gcarbej0et er poabe9pnot.
- M,1rer $. s. Msller (pet
Misiionsbuiene) bar lolgt lit Sus
til SIagter Eeterlcn for 1900
&roner.
@jcnbpmsi als. @ooscjer @riiner
til r@gemarfe" l}ar iolgt uSfinfel=
'hierggooro" / 6sllcllep nco &a=
%lunoborg til 5ognefogeo 5ofus
Seenic1, &r,tpeo; Mrcol 66 S0r.
2or0.
= G%ioligere @ier al u9uboltc=
gaaro", EroprietGr Sc1iel1, bal
fipbt Slongerl1pgaoro peo @aralo=
lteo 81 pe0 &inglte0 al s. @iltyllp.
Sill gjcnoomn1en berer 1876 SDr.
s., 16 Gbr. @aortforn. gjenoom=
men CT / G~jenoonsifplo mlot til
10000 ar.
= S%imblegoaro peo @alle CT al
@jercn, Mcoofter &lperi cn, io1gt
til Hroprieter 5tenocr, tioltgere
&rusbopcgoor0. @jenOomn1cn bar
1S Sor. @artforn.
@11smlG,1oenes ltOltpfnings=
forening for Molborg Mn1t bar
figbt sen gamlc &erregaoro "&oa=
filoegooro" peo @lliosbei Station
for 10000 Sir. @aorbcns Mreal
er ca. 900 G0r. 2oro.
= @oteleier Spborg, Sotel
v9rpnprinien" / @illergo, far iolgt
rssS%otobsborg", Eiterbro9ooc Id
116, til Gntrcprcnpr Sansion for
100000 Sir.
-Eroprietrr Hctericn, aiGrs=
gooro, far magelfiftet Yanorup=
gooro peo @obro mes &loffesbolm
@onomplle peo @ioller11p, tilbsre11=
Sc iSohrifont 8. Nieller
9posfalo. Sneotcrn1elt ter @ar=
bpe, &eobD, ct afgaoet peo 0poen
al ct &iertellae, So ~ Star CANT
mel. Sen afog0e bar 6orma11O for
&oonopprfer= og Sn0uitriforeningen
og Mcolem al 8proo0et, bpori BON
bar bait 5poe / 80 Mor. San
har ppret Neeolem al 8eltprellen
ior Sncoferneiterenes Organization
/ E1tiftcrne, bporaf ban bar no=
unpnt til sGresnc6lem.
= Snerlnrer peb Marbus 2ate=
brali fole @r5tab @br. Gbriltenlen
er efter lang Sios Spgoom oeo>
ca. 60 Mor 9a1nmel.
= 6bp. &iebmmo og 2emner
@opbus 81. Senien / Muribo ct
ofgaaet peo 9poen eftcr lg11gere
aibs @pgoom, ca 20 Nar CANT
mel. Sen Mf6b6c bopoe EN- lang
Marreffe peret Meblem al Maribo
8praoo, Tormano for Stiftets &on=
%oelsforening og @foheroaosfor'
n1orb. Sen1en, Scr bar &iooer a!
0unnebrog, oor &rober til ofop=
Sc &ejeiteretslagferer g. 6. 8.
Senien.
@%ognepreit 6. Mbllgooro,
&isienbjerg, er ofgaaet peo o.
0en, IS Mar gamn1el.
- Otter lengere Gios Spoge<
ligbeo er &ofiooelmoger 3beooor
Goblmon,1, Me6inbebaper at Sir
moet s. &. 8. Gublmonn, at
aooet pe6 De6en, Sc Mar CANT
mel.
S en- OLDER al ca. 40 Aor CT
Dircftbr @sree1en / set befienote
&pibeporefirma @eismar & So.
afsoaet peo Ds6cr. 9on bar tom=
met iom 2erlin9 / Sorret1i1ger
% bopbe lenere facet l1ooonnele
/ @perige oa 3plflono. ga 6or>
retnin9en ior eoot cit bolp 5nes
80
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forflpttet til ga68bef ION ben Der
berenoe 0perborgmelters Meter.
:..beioer. $ bans 5te0 fomner STE.
]. gjeringsreferen6ar 8acbem pe6 Ste.
g%ieringen / Slesbig til 2anoraaoS.
fon.prct. Mcferenoar 8acbem Ell
Ell SIN al Sen befienote Gentr1tms
ferer 8acbcm / &binlon0et.
Nrnbcns SruFab. @n @acro-
t.cno / 6eloltrc i 5pnoeripl ano
tcr i nogen &io paa S%fobshpre
Sonotorium. : oen Sis, bar tar
borte, bar bans 9un6 life til at
S'lmaa til ct Goe mpget. W,r
i;tcGe, at Ben bar ing % tG11fit -
at lrGbe sen. Saa tom Mon6c:1
ii1iolertio biem, og itrafs por 3nn-
1en lipli9 og al,> og aoo, iom ier
I.on reiite bort. Set bar 5org, D.:
lopoc afbolot Sen fra at G0c.
GfterlGt fra &i9sbaesualgct /
Morolespis. S set Spraab, Joni
Sicoic og 5cblaifier uoien6te cit
I0ogs Sis fpr &igsoaespalget, por
Ser III. a. ogiaa Sale ON, at
|Spmugspolitifcn bapoe lluppet cit
@cpolper- SSol,rnaliltit lps poo Sc
tyife NoroTespigere, lom life pil6e
iprrge til Sbangspolitifens Sane.
! 9ette blep al &e0aftererne for Sc
tire tpife @la0e / Mor0llespig OPP
fattet lon1 mpl1tct paa oen1. Sc
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f! @lobc, ser bopoc oficntliggjort Set,
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SC oanifc 8lo0e bpm1t for S;njltrier.
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Mamtsretten / &ooerslep fonmet
I McDbelelie on1, at Sen life Dil laoe
'gogcrne npbe Tren1me, ga Sclfplo=
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SEN life fan tages lom mp11tet pao
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Mfoos Ggbolm forle0cn blep :cih:
ms for ocn t%illpnsbauenoe Nmts=
BONNER, lom oplGlte &egjeringS=
prGiiocl1tens permanent pirfenoe
ll0pisnin9sorore for baln. S(ooet
tilfeier meo frembebet Srpf:
"@eraf fremgoor, at Mpnoigbe-
6er>ne er belllrttet poo at bringc
Sen mpo Mo6s Ggbolm inolcoe0e
Sag til @jcnnemiprclie. 9pis
ggbolm iffc furlaoer Set p%ru,5liife
5totsomroaoe eller bcnptter Jig al
Miniitercns Silbuo ON at ta9e Op<
bolo lengere lpopoa, bill Ser for
mooentltg .1trafs blipe foitlat eli up
@engebe0e, reipeftipe 4 Tigers Sir
re- tltrot moo bom."
@lo0et far opg life meget @aob
ON, at Mobs ggbolm pil fon1lne til
ubeore Ss11>1igt", JONI Set %11otrpffer
fig.
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ner Ell Gel al Corning Ganolnpl..
Les 9ope, les enbnu tiloels @rrno=
poIoen al Sen gomle beremte 9org
! Sprning. 1910 incomes 9orgen
blonot Sc Gienoomme / Spnocrjp l=
lano, iom @ertug @oloen1ar pant
iattc til Sc bolitenife @reper for
SSnolpsnin9 al Mprreipllono. 90
life lG1lge berefter bar oen i Den
mnetige @i6oer &laps 2imbGfs Sic.
Set bar ban1, iom fit llnoigtning
al ben bolltenlte @repe &lops, %
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belejreoe Sen oprerifc Stprmono,
| ioa be tongelige Sroprer maotte
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met / &ertugernes @eiio0elie, belief
ret al Song Grit al Eom1ncr1,, n1e>1
unoiot al @ert1g @enrif. 9og
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ser, bporpaa oct blep beleiret al
'6pl1tenernc; me11 8eleirinqen b9=
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-02-22

opposition. Mr.. Crawford is
splendidly equipped and fully
qualified to handle the field here,
and bespeak for him a very sue
cessful business career.
My ambition for the past 20
years has been to some day own
and operate a fine dairy and hog
ranch in sunny, healthful Nor
row county. Having now ac-
quired the well-known Wiley
Wattenberger alfalfa farm on
lower Willow Creek and having
disposed Of all my town property
except the former Times building,
my dream is about to be realized.
1t is my aim to at once begin to
build a splendid herd of pure bred
Jersey dairy cows and a large
band Of Poland China hogs, with
fruit, poultry and bees as by-pro-
ducts.
NY sincere thanks is hereby
extended to all the business men
of Heppner and Morrow county,
as we'll as all other patrons, for
their liberal patronage and great
kindness to me and mine during
onr IA years residence in Hepp-
ner. That very foolish notion of
leaving this great land of golden
opportunities, with it's perfect
climate, hospitable people and
wonderful undeveloped resources,
has not entered my head. | have
simply moved down the creek a
short way, and shall always
hope live among the sunny-natur-
ed people of Morrow county.
At the Alfalfa Daiay and Hog
Farm" the Shut family will at
all times leave the latch string
hanging on the outside to all their
old and new friends. Drop down
and see us.
Sincerely yours,
E. M. SHUT.