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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27

\ two room house for rent at
$500 per month. Mrs. II. II.
Hill, i O. Box -.
For Rent-The f. c. lugels
three-room house. Inquire at w.
Nj. Potts law office.
We have a line of sample furS
that will be sold at a great reduc-
ton. Miss Hellriegel.
Taken Cp-A roam mare and
and gray gelding, weight about
1000 pounds; about fifteen years
old. Came to my place about
September 10th. Joe Peterson.
| have for sale a six room house
on an acre lot: also two acre lots;
all for reasonable prices and on
easy terms. | have for rent a
ive-room dwelling and a twO-room
cottage. NJ. 7. Woods.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27

Typewriter paper and letter files
for sale at The News office.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27
EXHIBIT CARS SOON
TO START ON TOUR

j. III. frey, local travelling
immigration agent for the Milwau-
kee, returned home this morning
from a short trip through Iowa
and Wisconsin arranging halls and
dates for lectures in the north
western states along the line of the
Milwaukee road in connection with
the two exhibit cars containing
samples of grains, grasses, fruits
and vegetables grown in those
states.
These ears will arrive in the
city the first of the coming week
direct from the Milwaukee shops,
and will be brought in by Morton
Snider, one of two lecturers who
will accompany Mr.. frey on the
trip through the east. H. Il.
Blair, OF Sioux City, Ia, the other
lecturer, has already arrived and
is getting the exhibits ready for
placing them in the cars. O.. E.
Shaner, Of Chicago, the general
immigration agent for the road,
will be in the city sometime next
week to asst in the work.
The cars will 60 out from here
to the corn palace at Mitchell, and
will then start on their tour about
October LIST. Mr.. frey will have
charge of the cars. Aberdeen
News.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27

On October 9th the time expires
in which homeSteaderS are given
the privilege of designating under
which law-the old or new-they
desire to make proof. Notices were
sent to all claimholders but there
is a possibility that some may have
been lost or miSlaid and not sent
to the land Office as required
Eagle Butte News.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27
POPULAR YOUNG
COUPLE Welded
Catholic Church Scene OF Happy
Welding Festivities Tuesday
Morning.

\ very pretty wedding TOOK
place at the Catholic church III
this city at s O'Clock Tuesday
morning, September 24th, wher
Miss Mae Lucille LeNeille and Mr..
Clarence VI. Love were united IN
tie bonds OF holy wedlock, the
ceremony being performed by
Father krause, of Selby. Miss
Anna Church acted as bridesmaid
while William Church acted as
best mar. The bride wore a
beautiful gown Of cream messallnt
and carried bridal roses, while the
groom wore the conventional
black. The bridesmaid wore white
messaline and carried white carna-
tons. Only a few of the intimate
friends of the happy young couple
were present at the church cere-
mony, many being kept away on
account Of the stormy weather.
An elaborate wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Church at ID o'clock,
there being about twenty-five of
the friends of the young couple
present. They were the recipients
of a Urge number of beautiful and
useful wedding gifts at the Church
home. MIR. and Mrs. Love left on
the eastbound Olympian at about
, o'clock for Aberdeen, where they
spent a few days.
The groom has been a resident
of MObridge for three or four
years past and was until a few
months ago employed as a fireman
on the Puget Sound extension,
having previously resided in Mil
yankee, Wis. lie is an excellent
young man of sterling qualities, a
gentle and generous DISPOSE
ton and numbers his friends by
the bounds of his acquaintance.
The bride formerly resided in
Milwaukee, but came to Mobridge
about three months ago. She is
estimable young lady of many
accomplishments and during her
short residence in Mobridge has
won a host of warm friends by her
manner.
These young people have a wide
circle of intimate friends with
whom The News joins in extend
ing the most sincere cOngratula-
tons and best wishes for a large
measure OF happiness, prosperity
and success for a great many years
to come.
They will reside in Mobridge
and will be at home to their
friends after November 1st.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27
COYOTES HAVE
VETERAN SQUAD
South Dakota Confident OF Defeat.
ing Minnesota at MinneapO.
lis Saturday.

Nermillion, :. d., Sept. %
For the past week over thirty mel
have been in active practice on the
South Dakota gridiron. This /:
the largest squad Coach Henderson
has ever had to work with. Most
o. them, new men. are experienced
and show remarkable ability. al,
but two Of the old players are back
Cliff Coffey and Thackaberry.
Their places are filed by Meter, a
man who has already achieved
football fame. He is equally "a
fast as Coffey, and much heavier.
Coach Henderson says MeeCer Is
the most versatile new nan he has
ever seer in the football eXper-
fence. Alder, another new man
will take Thackaberry's place.
He is valuable for his kicking
ability and his marvellous forward
passing. He charges fast and hits
the line even better than the for
mer star.
Askew, the rightgaurd who
raised such havoc with the Mime
sofa line last year, returned Satur-
day and is in excellent condition.
The other guard position is being
holly contested fer by new men,
Brooks and Johnson, both of whom
weigh over 100 and are very fast.
WILL HAVE VETERAN ELEVEN
Granting that the old veterans
will hold their positions, the line
will practically be the same as last
year. Downing and Barrett at
tackles are doing better work than
they did last year. The back field
will be fully as fast as that which
performed against the Gophers last
year. Sheeks, righthalf, is play
ing the best football of his career.
His drOpkicking is likely to be
more accurate than formerly. He
has been practicing the drop all
and just now his toe seems
Invaluable. Captain Pat Coffey
will hold his old position at quar-
ter. He has put more spirit into
the team than any captain they
had and the snappy, tighten
work of the backfield in the
game will be due to his
active generalship.
COACH HENDERSON Is CONFIDENT
Coach Henderson is jubilant
over the prospects of victory. He
declares that South Dakota will be
represented by a better team than
that which held Minnesota to so
score last season. New plays have
been mastered which, he says. are
bonnd to produce results with the
speed which the team has at pres
emit. Adler with his forward pass
IS expected to be a big factor.
w will not go into the game
merely to hold them this year."
said Captain Coffey. We will
go in to win"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27

An exchange has discovered that
a poor girl has to be awfully good
looking to be pretty and a rich
girl has to be awfully ugly to be
homely. 1t might have added that
a poor man has to be awfully smart
to be intelligent and a rich man
almost a block head to be ignor-
ant.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27

When a restaurant orchestra
takes one of its occasional lapses
from ragtime into a dirge some ar,
rangement should be made to pre-
vent the walters from weeping into
the bullion.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27
NOTICE OF HEARING PETI
TTON

State of South Dakota, County of
WalwOrth-ss.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
William BenOist, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Berth j. Eklo has filed in this
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27
M. [. WOODS
Real Estate Agent
Mobridse, s. Oak.

| sell real estate and persoDI
property on commission, negotiate
trades. attend to rentals and col
lections, write insurance, pay
taxes for non-residents and give
prompt and diligent attention to
all matters Of this nature entrust-
ed to my care.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-09-27
Advertisements
Notice, Farm Loans.

We are in the market at all
times for good real estate loans.
Mobridge State Bank.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
Pues nosOtros tambien

La Bandera Americana" da ror
terminada la discussion y p?ne fin la
campana lamentabIe que hs venido
manteniendo en- alberto conticto con Ia
opinion sensata del pals
La Bandera" cree haber dicho
cuanto tenia que decir NovotroS tam
bi6n; por nHestra parte nj hemoS pro
vocado la poltmica, nj nos proponcmos
hacer lena del arbol caido
5El colega dice la Ultima palabra 2
Pues nosotros tambl6n ~ bUscmaos
polemicas, pero no podemos esqaiear
defensas legitimaS.
En- el cumplimiento del debcr no sen
timos desmayos, por muchc que nos re
pugncn esas bajuraS en- Que degcneran
las diScusiones periodiStlcas. aun aQuf-
Has que no Sc planteau ya tan baJamen-
te como esta de La Bandcra America
ma contra todo nuestro deseo, ho.aos
de acudir Ell nombre del buen seutido.
4 la brecha que abren en- el muro de
contenci6n de los egoismos descabcl1a-
sos. los golpes de la irregexi6n.
Penoso deber, pero fndeciinabIe por
nuestra parte, mucho mas cuando Va
mos en tan buena compania como 10
demuestran las incontabIes adhesoncs
recibidas a las que sc lIne Ia valiosa
nutrida que hoy nos lIega dc Ponce, y
que ha de ser la vez para ei colega una
huena lista de dependencies puertorri-
quenos una prueba de la c0nfratcrni-
dad que no ha logrado turbar.
Manana la publicaremoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

teS irreprochablc. Es cantante, es ac-
triz, es una mujer esplendida, ique mas
hace falta para el 6Xito
La Eicini, siempre aplaudidisima
Merighi. cxtraordinario
| 3 muy gracioso 81 senor Grillo. que
a3naas id los apIausoS de reglamsnto
que reo'be cn cl 'Niegus oy6 anoche
ana gran ovaci6n al leer el tclegrama
Al cmbaiador pontenegrino, traducido
de rsta mauera:
Avisan del minstcrio que "a In conf
sion Investigators de la imprenta del
gobierno Y de las obras del riego dc
Guayama. no solo Sc L. han facilitado
todos 10, datos, sino los hbroS dc la con
tabiIidad
iMuri6l....
La irgcniosa ocurrcncia fuG aplaudi-
disima
Dlrieio Ia orquesta con idcntica per
fccci6n y con cl mismo cxito que 81 lu-
ucs Ia gentilisima Cruz Ferar de Real,
que fu5 recibida por 81 publco con un
sonoro aplauso y ovacionada juntamen-
tc CON los principales INTERPRETERS de Ia
obrA
La Viuda Alegre' sigue en- el car
tel FL p1blico no So cansa lie oirIa
de Nplaudirla.
Domingo oRoZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
De TEATKo
La Viuda Allegro,

En- el cartel del Municipal > sigue
La Viuda Allegro. " y el pGblico acu-
de en- mayor ndmero cada uoche a de
ieitarse-que diria Boricua - con la
lndsica de Lehar el modo como Ia IN
terpretan los eXcelentes artistas de la
San Juan Opera Company"
Amelia Bruno triunfa cada noche y
ha recibido en todas elias las oyaciones
mas ruidosas. Su Ana dc Glavary"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
Ell Cine Tres Banderas

Para esta nochc Sc ha preparado IN
magnitico programa en 81 que figllran
muchOs cstrenos
En II correo de manana recibirl Ia
Empresa una nueya remesa lie peliculas
de varias de las principales eaSas pro
ductoras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
PECIAL NOTICE!

San Juan P r. TO-
FL recbra
Febrero
Gina de Correo de SANTURCE mediane
ue contando de Mario e
loca dicho de arrendamnto ha
cesar1o Luz Aqua Urinarios Inodoro
tuncionmeno de la Ofcna ipo
NO deDe cuadTados
luz natural Locidad central lejo de Cetera
edihco ben
Sc va e derecho de rhusar Cualesqa a poposciones
Para mas detaes informaran Correos
Mr. Lands, Postmaster 6 ell que susbrbe,
& H. Hathaway,
PostO Inspector
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
EN- SAN JUAN

Se encgcntra en- cSta ciudad. bemos
tcnido cl placer de saIudarlo uucstro
diStinguido amigo don Arturo Gallar-
d. AleaIdc Municipal dc Naguabo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
Communicate
Salinas, , Enero. 1912.
Scuor Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTlL,

Muy seHor mio: Con motive del re-
ciente fallecimicnto de mi esposa DonA
Angelina Figarclla de Lota. acaccida
desputs de una larga y penosisima en-
fermedad, durante la cual fu6 operada
cnel Asllo de Damas. de Ponce, aprovetho
Ia gran circulation del BOLETIN para
eNprcsar a los nnmcrosos amigos que
me han participate Sn pesar, ya por
TELEGRAPH. VA por carta, Ia grahtud dc
toda In familia Ell particular del que
subscribe y qneda de I'd alto. y 5 $
j M Lota
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
FEEL OF VICTORY
IN THE AIR SAYS
REPUBLICAN
CHAIRMAN
Support for Jaffa Coming
From Unexpected Quarters,
Declares Herbert w. Clark
of Las Vegas.
CLARK AND M0NDELL
MAY SPEAK IN STATE

Thor Be- better feeling m tho
Republican pu.tN iHuk. iu Sew MoNi
ru than iut many lung yours said
state Republican Chairman Herbert
W clark ut laa Vegas. leo AlbuQucI.
Que this morning. There i4 real en-
thusiusm vtvryw here, everybody Dr.
determined tu ECt down Goo hard work
ana tho anticipation OF victory s gVl.
dent everywhere. The Republican
congressional nominee o. going Co. get
statewide support that VIII -urui Use
bI irnd. Assurance cot this
suppur, .lrr8dt ,uml. Zoo from
some V,t unexpected quarters Tho
prospect. ar, excellent. chiefly No.
cause every Republican BE- going rY
work for success os be- never I'D H".
fore.
Nj clark says that DE- expects Zoo
iind upon bis return Coo lut Vegas
list ui available national .pptkur-
with whom Sew Mexico d.tr. run Ur
secured special rItogt vHl he
made Goo rrt senator 'Hrlp aud CON.
gresham Nuudpu off Wyoming. both
being particularly upU equipped Goo
handle tho tariff ISSUE. which VIII br
boo the spotlight boo ttr campaign COS
30 affects N,W N,NI,I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
DEFINING REAL ESTATE
MEN GET TOGETHER;
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

pcmiug. Sept lp-Tho weekly
meeting of tho pmIug Real Estate
Exchange v1s held 40 noon today u
tu, E,.uuEEs restaurant u was 90
u.I u,.uuu uf ali the membership,
and run. matters of interest were
dis u-..d Th, board uf directors met
subsequent Geo the meeting of the eX-
chang. aud elected IS Naught srr-
f,luiN Cooperation among tHe real
estate men has long mccu very need
od reform 100 hc read estate business
of this place. ana the organization
promises Go bring this about, II a.
only another evidence ct the splendid
cooperation. and rull-tpgothor spirit
that is moSing q eity whore ~ was
thought % few years ago there was not
20 prospect ui making ylllago.
There is being arranged IL rabbit
shoot between silver city AID pemiug
iu tax, ulurr October a. Ton Of tho
best shots uf each city viii bee chosen,
CO.. contest viii be- held, aud the losing
Team VIII ruy for dinner Tor both
teams This prom SEES tn be- very in.
tcrosting event There are plenty of
ralhits ana plenty ui good shots in
no,h places.
Mr. and Mrs. j w shmu, W r.
MAY. Mr. and MI. a. " Perry AIRS
s. j. Perry and daughter stella left TO,
duy for p hunting and fishing trip of
several Wroks on The CHA Thoy WI
go up tho famous zig-zgg trail n Do
not generally known th3t within q
DAVIS automobile drive of Dominl
there are the largest and best hunting
mud FISHING grounds lcft iu the United
states. us we'll as tho most splendid
mountain scenery ip America.
g. ~ Rory has traded 3go acres of
land ncur Iondulc 90 G1rnctt Bean
ui Suudcrsuu Texas, FOR l cUtli" ranch
iu western TcVas The deal was inud'
90 thc blsis of each piece of property
poinr worth $1,000. Mr. nean own
forty uoros ct land ADJOINING the town
site of Drmlng upon which be- rNp'ru
to erect 70 homo Boo the near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

n christian N should over lo4r his
crown as King of Denmark hc could
make % goud living with e bicycle re-
pair shop aud hr already h1s tho
prumis" of ut least one customer
While driving with his sons recently
the hup ram down % ,yelist with his
carriage. Although iu, accident WAC
entirely due tn tnr narrlrasucs- uf the
bicycle rider, the kug stopped the
carriage ana wont tn ruD assistance ot
me young man, Nhu was untuiur'd.
bIt whose machine was smashed
His majesty. who is worry fond ~
cycling and Nhu repairs his own ma
chine. slN ECO once that hr could pint
&C. brukcn I.ryolr Zoo running order
again. Tho Young man seemed quite
helpless ana aoui looking on with
hls hands in his pocket while th" king
worked for ten minutes repairing the
damaged machine when the king
had finished th, work the rider asked
for his card. promising CO. patrouizc
him whenever hiH machine needed re-
pairs. As thp Nouug man stood with
wldc-opon mouth looking 90 tn" kings
name engraved on ihr card, the rnyIl
party drove away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

now companies nrc sending agents
ana scouts Co Latin America ana al
parts ct tho world affected hy thc
canal Co Investigate trade possihiIi
tics
lu Japan thrco steamship com-
pnni"s are building vessels for the
canal Japanese hanks are consider.
iug tho opening OF branches ZEE Latin
America \ score Of Japanese manu-.
FEATURING. exporting nnd importing
houses have numerous agents in cen.
traI aud South America. ono
chinese owned steamship company o.
planning TO operate limo from
Shanghai ana Itong Kong ta Central
and South America. Auur1lin's
commercial organizations nro sondiug
men 60 South America Co develop
trade. while Australia anl Sew Z"a-
land ara planning To- establish a canal
steamship limo eff their own. a new
line of freight vessels is "a run from
Calcaun or Bombay % South Ameri-
ca. Canada will run two new direct
lines respectively from Vancouver
and Montreal To tho corresponding
coasts OF Latin America.
8 Tho west or Pacific Const al
South America. reaching 5000 miles
| south from Panama, is showing great
preliminary activity Chlo. Peru
and Bolivia arc spending rfy million
| dollars IN opening dp their interiors
with railways chile be- building. az
Valparaiso, q now artificial harbor Co
cost fifteen million dollars Guayu.
uun the principal purt of Ecuador
ana one Of the best harhurs on the
| Pacific ocean BE- to %" made sanitary
90 largo expense Cailno. tho chief
port OF Peru ia being improved ON
! the east coast tho activity is even
greater. FOR both Argentina and
] Uruguay will spend nearly thirty
million dollars n pore Improvements
"a Rucnos Aires and Moutcyidco re-
/ spcctivoly Brazi! is putting ,n fir
class condition every port along hcr
| 1000 miles of coast limo from ltiu
Grandc do SUI la the south 10 Para
M the mouth %: the Amazon one
hundred million dollars are being *
pended In constructing new railways
into the Interior OF Brazil Venezuela
and Colombia, Central America.
| Mexico, cuba and the other West In
dian countries. are awakening also
So the significance and possibilities
OF the canal ana sending agents aud
/ appointing commissions 90 study m,
situation az II affects them,
The conclusion of Director General
/ TIrrott after this review, is summed
up in the statement that WIN" the
| United states government and some
of ne commercial organizations and
Interests are doing much 20 get ready
Tor the canal ana to develop Pan.
American trade and deserve great
credit for what they are doing th,l
| must. boz view OF these facts. re-
double and extend their efforts
Otherwise they viii tah the lntcrnJ
tional race tor the trade Of the pa.
mama canal ana Latin America They
must make their slogan rom now m
without any let mp. oct ready ipl
the Panama canal and 20 after Pan
American commerce ~ this report
cXcitcq new interest and desire fol
/ further Information, tho ran Amcri
can union 90 Washington, as AN OF
ficial organization maintained 10y th'
Emitted StJtDs and other American
governments. stands ready o. supp}
fun data regarding tho commerce ano
progress of the twenty Latin Amori
can countries and the possibilities oi
IN" Panama canal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

development of commerce among
them. keeps Zoo closest touch with the
situation not only M North and South
America, but iu Europe and even
Asia The findings therefore. Of this
report have especial authority and
significance.
only about year aud "a half re-
main before the Panama canal VIII
h' open Co commercial traffic TN
lrss the manufacturing, exporting.
importing ana shipping Interests ot
tho United States exert themselves
Goo the limit during me next eighteen
months. they win find that they viii
Hc tistancrd from th" start by for
,iFn competitors Boo deriving practical
advantages from thc canal and the
rapidly developing ficld OF Latin
America.
From his own study ON the ground
coz European conditions and from re-
liable official reports received from
both South America and Asia, Direc-
Tor General Barrett makes the above
statement at the beginning or ms re-.
port aud then gives the following
IIrtp
D. Every important port Of Great
I.fIlHu. France. t"lUuuE, iuiluhu,
belgium scandinavia. spain Italy
Hud Austria. b. being improved to
fu' highest degree OF efficiency for
oNoreoa commerce
Every European Ehipbuiiding
rHrd of recognized standing Is busy TO
So, capacity constructing ocean going
.,.s,I. steamship lines are adding
Up.fu-ultr vessels to their fleets and
Hrv companies are being formed and
ordering ships.
? European governments are In
STRUGGLING mrIr diplomatic aud cunsu-
Ir agents Zoo study aud report upon
'.,r phase OF trade opportunity eX-
u.,t'd tu result from the canal
1n,Ir 'hamhcrs OF Commerce and
inrr puinmrrDni organizations are
cooperating along 90" same lines and
iN' business schools ARE educating
uaIu'd men Tor the field Govern
m'W officials ami representative men
n private lir are showing particular
hospitality and cpurtesics to the visit
HR T,pr, sentative men Of Latin
America aud aII the other countries
.nU., trrI, they want Their bank
..r .Ul Investment houses are extend.
.rE fn.r foreign facilities. Their pri-
..f, business companies ct already
1903, established trade and their
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
DENMARK CREOIT
SOCIETY WORKS
OUT WELL
President Taft Seeking Infor-
nation on Cooperative
Proposition; King Christian
As Bicycle Repairer.
special Correspondence to che Herald

I "tffAuA NhhNfNfF 30 sue AAeIMlN
Copenhagen, sept % ! TIL" success
iuI operation cot tID Danish credit SOC
".'Irs iE attracting widespread inter
esq., and the latest seeker after iuinr-
nation CONCERNING these urgauiza-
uuns is President 1nu President
Wcm. head ol thp largest society. aud
ln expert on tnoT urgauizlunu, Is
preparing a report Tor the ch.ot cN-
o.utiNr OF the United states a. tho
same time other Americans arc iutrr-
rstiug themselves boo the societies Dr
Pearson of ohio university. and tor
W'rly commissioner uf agriculture of
Sew York state hJs Ircu here lpt
s,Wo time studying Woir methods In
MuuriC. Egan th, American minister.
les also preparing % report ON ihc 900
c.riI,s fur 90, American government
The fundamental uW for the .uDi-
cities was passed boo lst1. shortly after
cine adoption ul the Danish Cunsutu-
TON. The syst,m BE- worked uu the co-
operative principle. sorVty OF
landowners is urhuullrd with the oh-
lc.t uf borrowing money Jointly %
mints Us own muH,, according tp
daily requirements Boo thv shape oi
.Hsn bonds on which interest ava in-
lp' .Icuts arc t0 boz pIId with mort
aH-, security iu uNrd property under
.UUmltcd responsibility aud with "a
reserve und us 1u 1uNullary support
DuruF rccout years thr societies have
even arranged Goo rive loans. which arc
exempt uom uNuilmrut payments
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Iur usua way uud arc subject to tho
ordinary Quotations of tho stock ok
change rutu tho orntuizuiion nf tho
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notroN mou,y boo noUulrk uo matter
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