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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
DETERMINATION WINS GOLF
Player Who Has Confidence Will De-
feat Less Resolute One.
COURAGE DEVELOPED BY GAME
Rest One Can Hope TOR Himself ID to
Accept His own weakness I'm
q Chsstened spirit of
ResiEnation.

NEW YORK. May A-Some one had
said that the missing OF short puts In
golf Is disease almost incurabIe in Its
acute form. Il Is suggestive OF nay fever;
the victim is free from its influence for
the greater part Of the time. but inev-
itably there win arrive q day when II
will recur, however, much he may dose
himself with wholesome practice. This
failure to hole the little puts. is one Of
the aueercst things in all the queer
side Of golf. II is not carelessness, not
over-confidence. not the difficulty Of the
shot which causes golfers to fail in get
ting their short puts down. In the vast
majority OF cases. it is simply funk. .
One will often hear man who has
missed putt Of about a foot humble
something to the effect that he didn't
take enough trouble over Il; but in his
heart that man knows that he Is not
telling the truth. What really happened
was this. As he bent over the stroke,
the thought came upon him. Suppose
miss IT," Fatal reflection. With that
idea uppermost in hts mind. instead Of
wholehearted determination to sink
the ball. he makes his shot with the al.
most inevitable result. And that momen-
tary mental faltering on the players
part Is the whole secret Of the missing
of very short puts
How Cham pionshfps Are Loaf.
II Is ridiculous 10. suppose that. on Q
laval ,~.., /. sn1<.~ -, .-.~.fx, ~. ...~s
lack Of skill. fan to tap anything SC
small ss golf ball into receptacle a,
large as the hole at a range OF from
six inches to a couple Of feet Yet cham
pionshIps are lost through this very
thing. and men whose names are house
hold words throw away golden chance,
by missing puts which any baby could
send down.
A man win casually knock q shor'
shot into the tin with the back OF hi
Iputter. when nothing depends on the
stroke: and BY the simple reason that h.
does not give his brain the chance Of
tesegrapaing to his nerves the dolefu
reflection mentioned above win nsvel
mfss- But with something vital to tn,
match or medal round hanging on IN.
success OF a similar shot he VIII squal
down to 1t. realizing the gravity Of III,
situation. and VIII very likely miss
Disguised with his own failure. on thu
occasion. be WIN take out half a dozer
balls on a subsequent evening and VII
waste good half hour IN prscticlns
very short puts. with q view to strength
snlng what he considers TO be this flaw
In his skin as a golfer. To slts surprise
he finds that he holes them every time
he can't misc. OF course not He ism
bothered with his previous trouble. N.
Idea that he Is going TO fail. and As be
fore mentioned he would have to be Z
record duffer to miss at a distance O
twelve inches or So Yet. put him II
similarly critical position In his mex
big match and ten TO one the old faul
viii reassert itself for all his .ndustriouI
practice
Game Develops Courage.
Golf. zs We are told by It's followers. n
= gans which dsFelses courage. resource
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

campaign followed the next season. The
New York leader Immediately began the
wedding out process which eventually re-
suited In the wonderful team now at
home In Brush Stadium.
The 1919 Giants appear to outclass the
National league as far az the 1911 Ath-
letics outclassed the American league
Eliminating unusual misfortune each
should have q stransle hold on its PEN
nant Ions before fall IN many respects
the rival appreeasions are very similar.
Mcofaw spsciaiixes on speed. Mack on
hitting ability. Each. Of course. attempts
to combine all possible OF the one with
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
HEAVY WISCONSIN CREW
WILL GO TO P0UGHKEEPSlE

MADISON, Wis. May 4-Unless some
thing unusual happens Wisconsin this
year win send one Of the heaviest crews
to Poughkeepsie in the history OF the
university. The Badgers to date average
Ia pounds. as against Isl last year. : In
lseo they averaged is pounds. On the
day Of the race. it Is thought, WILSON,
sins varsity eight will average close on
to 10 pounds. Pennsylvania last year
was the heaviest crew at Poughkeepsie.
averaging iss pounds -Four veterans win
row In this years Wisconsin shell. these
being Captain Pollock at No. 6. sjobioun
at No. Z Mackmiller at No. and flasher
at stroke.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

the other. Both are solidly established
In the matter OF youth. Yet each Is forth
fled with unusually brilliant substitutes.
McGraw maintains that as a chain is no
stronger than Its weakest link. team Is
no stronger than its substitutes.
or the two teams the Athletics appear
the stronger Whether they would prove
so at the end OF a strenuous campaign
may remain for the next worlds series
to show Mack's players have the adj
vantage OF longer experience together.
II is a more seasoned array In every
way. even though the players may be
every bit as young In years as New
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Flag Golf Contest
for Links Opening

Feature event Of the country club
opening Saturday Of this week win be a
flag" contest for the golf enthusiasts.
which will be held In the afternoon. The
contest win be handicap affair and
win include about sixty entrants A. v.
Kinsler. chairman Of the golf committee.
win have charge Of the event.
Just at present the golf course at the
club grounds Is In excellent condition and
yesterdays rain gave the green new
touch Of lie. Dave Mentiply. professional
at the club. kept q squad Of helpers busy
all last week chopping out the annual
spring crop Of dandelions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Rod and Gun Club
to Open on May 80

Everything Is in readiness for busy
season at the Rod and Gun club and q
program OF activities fer the year has
been mapped GU, which wfil furnish plenty
Of recreation for every member.
The opening date has been set for
Thursday. May .. whensa card Of aquatic
events. base ball game. several tennis
matchs and social program VIII be
carried out The board OF directors VIII
hold a meeting next week to arrange the
numerous details OF the pbening.
Byron Hart. the chief booster Of the
club. reports total membership Of ~
for the season Many Of this number en-
ioyed the privileges OF the club last sum-
mer, but there Is also large quota Of
new members included on the roster.
Aboufh thirty families have already
moved into their bungalows along the
lake front where the cool breexes are
beginning to watt Signs Of q peaceful
season. Many members of the elnb who
shun the bungalow idea have banded
together for the purpose Of having . resu-
lar tent" city with all the f1atterinx In
ducenents OF life under the awnings.
Thirty-fsye tents are now stored At the
ciup grounds and will be put up within
the next two weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
WRAY WANTS TO COMPETE
IN DUAL ROWING MATCH

BOSTON. Mass. May l-Jarnas wray.
the Harvard university rowing coach. Is
anxious TO get in the coming duel be-
tween William Haines Of the Union club
OF Boston and Eddie Durham of Toronto.
making II a three-cornered affair or
row the winner afterward
wray's hacker. George Lee. has posted
500 in Boston az forfeit to back a
challenge To both Of these men Lee
says that wray Is willing to enter the
match already arranged between Haines
and Durham. and will put up 5000 and
make Il a three-cornered affair. sug-
costing that the winner SO 10 England
and row the winner Of the Arnst- Barry
match. to be rowed next July. He also
asserts his willingness to row the winner
Of the Hsines-Durnan match. TO be rowed
At Toronto. July 10
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

With the approach Of the dates upon
which will be selected the athletes who
are 10 represent this country at the COM
Ing Olympic games. publis interest In
the event is growing rapidly. This is svi.
denced by the steady growth OF the funi
which will defray the expense Of eendin.g
the team 10 stockholm. II was also syf-
denoed by the widespread Interest In the
Boston Marathon. the event by which
the American Olympic COMMITTEES win
Judge who shall represent the United
States In that classic event at the oiym-
piad.
The athletes who hope 10 make the
trip 70 Stockholm have already settled
down 10 active training for the tryouts.
which are now but few weoks.off. The
first viii be The Pacific coast elimlna-
tions. which win be held at Leland Stan
ford university. California. May IN On
June the central and eastern tryouts
win be held At Evanston. III, and the
Harvard stadium. Cambridge. arass., re-
spectiseiy. shortly thereafter tue Ameri-
can committee viii select The -nsn who
vii. compete under the American colors
scope Not Understood
The remarkable scope OF an oiympiad
program 10 not generally understood. and
Il viii come a. a surprise to many 70
learn that the fair sex figures IN the
proceedinxs In several events. notably
lawn tsnnIs. swimming. diving and noun
tain climbing.
The official program Issued BY the
Swedish Olympic COMMITTEES which Is IN
complete charge Of the games. shors The
remarkable number Of sports IN which
composition is planned They include 81
most everything from yachting down %
wrestling.
Among the events listed beside track
and field sports are association root BAN,
bicycle race o. 1sa miles around Lake
Ma1ar. fencing with foils. fspee and
sabers. general gymnastics. beth Swedish
and non-ssedish: horseback riding and
jumping. military and Civilian: lawn ten
mis-. men and women. single and double,
rowing, eixhtx, fours and single scniis.
shooting, rife and revolver At stationary
tarsst.. Gay bird 81 running der tar
gets: swimming and diving. men and
women: Greco-Roman wrestling: yacht
racing. several classes; game shooting.
mountain climbing. tag-of-va<. In how
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
DEFEAT or GRIZZLIES
MIGHT REMOVE coNcEI1

ne Wichita players affirm the story
going TO rounds to the effect that tne
Grizzlies are pretty well puffed up this
year and II may Be necessary to send
: card on q silver saver when one wishes
10 approach such chesty aggregation.
Perhaps there has been q sudden re.
sduction Of that bump Of concest. Two De-.
fezfs in three games at Topeka might
producs that result
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
walker Released.

Lincoln has released seoty walker be-
cause he made errors He was for a
couple OF years considered the classfest
third basemzn In the Southern league.
out Of the game for several months. His
WORK indicated rat he has not yet re
covered from u oiox and It may Be he
win not aftemp to play ball again
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Bah players who have come into the
Western fruns the Southern league say
the southern is the weaker and that the
quality Of ball played In Tip o'Nefus
circuit Is superior to that played In the
SOUTH
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Persistent Adssrislns i the Road to
Big Returns
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

Sfrip eftcr &rppennmmcr paa
Bette &lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

Zig. l(6en 6orbebolo far Guslan6
liuttet fig til Ben @ruppering al
Seltmogterne, lom set / li0lte SUIT
oreoaers Mi0te mp6te pao &rims
Golplooler, og berpe0 bar set til
bejebragt Ell 5ifferbe0 for 5reocns
,9eDarelie e, Ser er n1er bpr0 no ale
Sraftater tiliommen Set gomle
politilfe Broblem, ser bor 6clfjuiti=
get iao mango @totsmen0s @jer=
|ner:: "oen el,ropnilfe 2igepegt", er
Il bore Gage fgrlt blepen fpl0eitgje=
renoe lplt pe0 Sommenilutningen
|of &eitmagterne me6 gfuslan6, me-
oens Ereforbu1t6et tpnger Sen moo
itaaen6e 8pgtifaal / Blon.
On al oe mooerne 6onife &oliti=
fere, Ser bar iet foreit / uoenrigs-
politiife Mnliggenoer, Dor itore SOL
feretslgrer &enning Mat3cn, bor
'e1gang brugt Sen flasiiife 5ntning,
at @uslano ct Sen enelte el,roppijfe
|Stormagt> Ser er bitalt interest," ret
Danmarfs 8eitaaem iom ielnlten=
Dig @tat. Hoaitan6ens &igtigbe0
;er umi66elbart in0lyienoe. &uslQn6
Ibiloe al6rig funne tillo6e, at Ell
@agt, til bpilfet set ltoar / @o0=
ietningsforbolo, elfer iom UNDER en-
ian6iDnltg combination funoe blipe
Oct farlig, forpan6le0e 8nlterne til
ct nDt Dar0anellerne og gjor6e
:9iterigen til ct l1ffet &ob = Iige=
iom Sortebabet. Mellem &uslQno
og 9anmarf fin6es ingen @tri0s=
1pgrgsmaal. gn &appeltri0 pao
6en politilfe Mreno ct umulig. 9ette
CT imi6lerti6 fun Negative @oron-
tier. &oiittpt fan &uslan0 regne
meo 9onmorfs fibre Goritaaelie al
6en 8Grbi, Set politiif oa efono.
mi It for for Set at bebore ct go0t
Gorbol6 til SEN mGgtige @icnbo
oe6 91teripen - Set &crocnsrigc>
iom ltpres of en- 6ani # &onge0otters
Sgn, og bbis Stemme / Stormug=
ternes &aa0 bill bore b1tn0ct for
|Ganmorfs @og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

L 49, -. -, 49, - E'
S SEEM Dorf ifcte. ser L Ell l1ge
1926 Geosfal6 al &iertejpgoom. &a11
ser tenfes noget mere 1aaenoe 8e-
big poa 6en @eiipenoing unoer
bpi1fen Sn0bpggerne i 0cnne @tor=
|1ta6 Iebcr.
@iertet CT. ct al 0e MEME felige
Srgo11er, 6er er /. geii06elie al Sen
ftbrite ltobol0enbe6 og: 2ipsfraft.
Set ct set fdrlte. til at bite Eegn
paa 2ib og. set ii6lte. &e6 Sielp
LAT Sen mo6erne &irurgi fan @iertet
tages uo al ct lepen6e @enneife,
|renies og iettes tilboge igien paa
bets oprin6elige Yloos, uoen at Set
/ neonepnr0ig @ra6 in6pirfer paa
&ierteilaget.
On Dp6sliite, ser bier 1875 0p6s=
falb foraarloget be6 @ierteipg0om
taller beit ON 2ipspilfaor, iom er
life ret larrgt fra ie%lomor6erilfe, og
Neetp Sort er forrcitcn life meget for
ifiel1ig / 6enne @etning fra on6re
omerifanlfe 8per. @ienneminits'
@merifaneren bil6e life paaIeggc
len Set ioo meget Mrbeioez; iom ban
paolpgger fig ielp, 2oben forbpoer
bet og. bans eget1 @umanitetsfplelie
forbp6er bam Set. :.
SboiS cit &eit faloer om paa Ga
Sen al Ooeronitrengelie, bill Set
font &egel bltpe reiit ct &amaifrig,
men bbis set er ct @enneife. ion1
fol6er opo ON rant al ct &iertelag,
oraariaget beo' Operarbei6e, ioorer
oct, fun meget faa, iom toger Motis
af BET; Blot ct Mapn og ct Sal ME-
re paa Gg6slilten og iaa CLIENT al
Sc fIeite.
St 9ipet birtelig MI ogiaa ber6
alt set Sli6 og @leb?
Ct Menneifets Mmbitioner ppro
Zig en- @ris? Ct Moalet> bpoo en-
ten oct nj, er @enge, sti1ling eller
8ergmmelie bero at e6elegge lit
/, ,Selbreb for?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
for1fieIlige 3epartementer, fra 8rR.

forifiellige Gepartementer, fra @ra'
ii0ent og rle0 til @orgmeiter, bleo
paIgte birefte, ioa funOe @plgerne
u0mnrfet go0t taale ct galg til
Stats= % 8penrbeoer bpert onoet
Mar az Yreli0entpolg bpert fleroe
Mar. S Ell @p, Ser fan 8orgernc
fpIge set Mrbei0e, iom 9orgmelte.
rem % @praa0et %nofdrer, n1el1 11aar
Set fcmr1er til at beige ct l1tal al
Controllers, vGreail,rers", Com,
mislioncrs", nSeriffS", rMuoi,
tors" u&cgilters" og vSl1rpepors",
lao fprpirres G9lgerue pe0 Sen
lonqe Mnffe 9eopne. 0tsle Galg=
litter fan reouceres til ct Mtnimum.
loale6eS at &Glgernes Spm9rflom.
be6 fan iamles ONT Sc pirfelig on
lparIigc gmbe0smrn0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
&alsreform.

&merifa = bermeo. foritaar
man 10 1om @egel II. g. = bar
monge @fDggeiioer; men bpert
&alg, og Set iiolte life minoit, bi-
fer at al ollie paafrebe6e &eformer
ct ser ingen mere paafreoet eno
Galgreform.
Mf 2on6ets 80 Millioner Sn6-
bbggere ct ser fun en- 6ier6eoel
fom ct itemmeberettige6e, -og. al oet=
te lntnl ct Der after fun en- Sier=
6e6el, Der iom @egel itemmer.
Set beo6er fig, dt Solicit reggie
rer, ruen / 1aa 9ilfeloe er set 10
fun en- ringe @tnoritet. "
&borle6es forboIoer bette fig?
So, @run6ene mao igges / set
oltfor inobitleoe @algmaifineri,
uforitaoeligt iom Set er for Sc fle-
ite, % forbun6et me6 Ei6sIpiloe %
uleiligbe6.
@n .5bort Ballot" er obiolut at
foretrptfe for ct n&lanfet effect"
eller en @~temmemaifine> ser er
mere END banifelig / enbper &en-
}eenoe for en- Mrbej6smon6, % ban,
ffelig NOT for Ell 4Gorretningsmano
at giere fig fortrolig meo poo faa
Minutter.
9esu6e11 CT ber formonge @nlg.
Golf bltber tret al 6isie %epin6elige
@algopruab. Mntollet moo re6u.
ceres!
rEbe ibort Ballot" og en- @om-
mentrangntng al @algene, mao
man nntage bill gipe ct be6re Ste.
fultot. Mnar fun @beferne for Sc
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@csiimismens @erettiselic.

Ser fin0es I'LL ont @tunoer -
oq bor bel egentlig altio b9ret =
Neligioncr, bpiS inberi tic Mening
og Motto CT bette: uTag Sen meo
SO 90 las bore at rrgre Big. st
Motto iom bette CT &pinteSl enlen
al @elpilfbc0 og Stagnation. &por
ser inge,1 @efpn1ringer og egrgrel=
fer CT, Ser CT beller ingen Snlptra=
ton % finn meget lille &irfelpit.
Gpolnnoineerne er ion1 &egel
ful0blo6s Sptimilter, og iom 6plge
er Snitiatip og Girfeepne mere ell
Ter mi11ore 6po / Sc tropilfe Ggne
Ser CT for n1egen Coffin og for
monge @ebageligbe0cr; Ser ifal
6roit og Sne til for at faa Men=
nelfenes @prn til at ifpnoe Jig.
Set ct / Dor Sis bleOet en- Mooe
at opfor0re 6olf til fgrlt og trent
melt at bol0e &umgrct oppe. ioa bill
alt an6et nof ogiaa ffiffe fig. Men
set menneifelige Sinh fon I'LL cit
Gang life, fatte 6~ul6fommenbeoen
un0tage1 giennem ELECTROMAGNETIC
ben; ri piloe life funne nioe, bpao
2pffe bar, bpis / ai6rig bapoe bap>
Sc fien6t til Sorg, ligelaa liot iom
Ben, Ser al6rig bar peret / Merfe
life paoifjenner Spiet.
Mlle Mennej fer fan li6e Suffer.
men ingen enifer for meget al Set,
% bpis set bliper blan6et / al Dor
Ma6, S1,ppe, &ieo og Gilf, ioa Bill
Der Smogen al Suffer utoaleli9
og man bil / Ste0et for forlange
@1oife JONI Mo6pegt.
@bis man life bar fine eg11e Got
ger og @efpmringer, iaa CT Der
Masier al an6re Menncifers 81:
fpmringer at 6ele.
Sg 9eltagelie / an6re Mernc=
Ifers Sorger er Ell go6 2epereJel.
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WREM 1ASS;;S;So}g;A10T9M
MNENf RSHP LABEL a$1
&6ySSS!!!%tyAslH! ! {&sf n E;;lySESSSsSR1&g
Ruterei at the Post Office at st. Pau
Mimi, as second class matchmaker.

Solicit bor talt og Set oemotro-
tilfe &arti, mco Seem Serleps @l1=
pcr11pr, Moo0rom @illenL t5piolen,
6ar pun0ct cit glimrcnoc Seir. 9ele
@cgieringsmoifineriet oil tillpnela=
oeuoe fommc / &ortiets @Gnoer Tor
Sc fonumcnoe fire slar, og set er at
boa6e Sc bill hcl1ptte @%nleoninge11
poa Ell fornuftig Maaoe, til at gien'
nemfpre p%aafrepeoe &eformer
&enleenoe til Sololopgioning olp.
Sgprigt onlcr ri Sen uimagelt>
ge @trio mellem Saft og &oolepelt
beo Gorpalgene, og UNDER &or1nen'
tionen / Chicago, joni 6en begtig<
1te Moriag til set eneitaaenoe re-
pl&blifanife Neoerlag, og al De 1trt=
oen6e Starter bep0er ri enonu, at
MooIeoelt b9rer SEN itgrlte @fplo.
SIT mere bangc Mneller for en-
@ientagelie al &auifen unoer. Gle=
belan6s 9fcgiering for 20 Mar IL
6en er fun at rgigre Jig 8efDmring
% uro" oper l1ian0iDnligbeoer.
&berfen Sc ltore GorretningSinterz
ester eller @oll @treet bar tilipne>
looenoe la6et fig englte, eller for.
5tprre, 6eunegang, al l16iigten til
@iljons &nlg og Demofratiets
Ger, og ser blep intet &algtrpf
ppet fra 6abrifberrer11es SIDE iaa=
Ie6es iom / 1896 og 1900 t. CTS.
Meo Ell laa funoifobsrig og no.
beI Mono 1om @oo6rom @i1ion /
a5pioien for 2an0ets &egiertng,
saateo ct enist 6lertal i Sus og @e-
1not, meo iebnt gooe Si6er og en-
~1aopertruffen rig @sit, er Ser al
s@runo til at a11tage, at 2anoet
rgoar Ell imilenoe 6remtio imeoe,
,og pesiimiltilfe 5paooomme at for
;ificl!ig Mrt oil nGppe opnaa .eller
bere' mere pGr6, ems ct Gful6er=
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Gnnmela,u, @aib.


&aa Opfororing fra Mrs. S. &c
&agb meo0uler jog B%uofabet ON
ben0es Mal10s 500 til @enner oQ
8efien6te al Samilien Hagb.
Ser CT / &ortbeo nogle Gref Al
Sen of6d0es 2epnetsleb @an blet
fp0t / Selling be0 &eile 0cn 20.
Sunni 1857 og fit pe6 lin 9uat
Mabnet Martin S'obannes Sagb.
Sort efter lin &orfirmation begpno=
tie ban at u6oanne fig iom Sppo=
erof og peo SEN @jerning bar ban
beifieftiget 10 Mar / Oammorf, in6:
til fan / Maret 1883 rei1te til
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Mmerifas &ebpmmelie at bet banife
MnbelSiDltem,

S Sc onterifanife 8labe .bar 6er
uf og til paret Mrtifler ON 6anif
2anbbrug, ofte ifrepne me6 mere
8egeiltring for set ems egentlig
6orltoaelie al Set. Mapnlig er bet
San0menoenes neutrality-suspicious.
iom Mmerifanerne priier, og ne6en=
for giengtber ri en- Mrtifel, JON
bar goaet giennem Sc itgrre ameri=
fonIfe 8laoe.
Otter at bape gipet en- Gremitil.
ling al ~Ganif Mnoels=9ggefsport"S
8irfiombeo, ifripes Der: rOgiao
Spine1lagtningen er ne1ten ful6,
it9nbigt / &enoerne paa Mnoelslel
Ifaber. &rioate Soretagen6er bo1
lite funnel fonfurrere meb Mnoels
ielifaberne al 6en @runb, at bisit
bar 6e be6ite Gorbinoelier blaro:
2~anomen6ene. Ser er "a Mn6els
1agterier / 9unmorf me6 ct Me6
Iemsantal al $4,000. $ 6isle @Iag
terrier i1agtes ser aarligt en- Mil
lion 6bin.
Set fprite Mnoelsmejeri pur etab
leret ! Danmarf / 1882. SIR Set
l&i6 fit @pn6erne en- beitemt Sri!
for 6eres Smpr, og &erregaaroen
fit en- on6en, omtrent bobbelt iat
bei &ris. @erregaar6smeieriern
bar organiiere6e, n1en @enoern
6erimob iffe.
Sc ferlte Mn6elsmeierier bab6
et meget b%anifelig @amp at fpmpe
Ser bar Sen Gang en- ubegrun6e
og biloleoenoe Ero bos Smgrfor
brugerne, at go0t Smgr fun6e iff,
proouceres at Melf at uensarte:
@balitet. Men / 1888 par ser us,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

Mmertfo og fom til Smobo> Nebr.,
boor ian / ct Yar Moane0er fort
latte / lommc @jerning. @ioen rei-
lte ban til @lrtcbinion, Minn., bpor
bm1 efter tire s(ors 6orleb aifteoe
Jig me0 Eige1 8ooil airltine Croft
gere11. 9ctte sggtclfo6 b(eu pcl=
1tgnet me6 fem Yprn, tire Spnncr
og to 9gtre.
Fag6 6oc0c / @utcbinion / %
Mor> inotil Sc / Moret 1906 reiltc
beruo til @ol6in9ton og fjpbte en-
Gienoom ngr M~rlington, 5nobomi
60. = Mr. Nagbs @tpp blep brogt
berneo, fulgt al bans iergenoe gnfe
Jog g9rn lomt en- Splterign al @r.
Yagb, iom bor beroppe. Sc on
fom BERTH Sirs0og Mften; &ilten
blep lat in0 / Dor lille 6ani lie Strife,
1om bar pDntet / Sen Mnleoning.
Nogle foa bar iamlet meo 6amilien
ON Sen afoeoes 9oore, ri fang:
~sllt ltoor / CUBS 6aocrbaano", be,
fic1ote Sroen, Sen Sro, iom Scr.
Nogb bele lit 2ip far itrebt efter
at lebe, og ligelc0es at bp /. Ne=
lite Sag, Sns6ag Sen 8. Sftober,.
lom(coes en- Gel al Menigbeoen
oeo airfen for at fplge Stppct til
bets iiolte 2eje 6er11oe poo Strife,
gaorOen, ct &ar Mil fra @pcn.
Falt. Eeterien talte / &irfcn og
~forrette0e Sor0poofaltellen. - Mrs.
Eagb far bcot mig as ocrrc Sci at
bringe Frrlt og Mcnigbe0 en- bjerte=
Zig Saf for uopiit 9eltagclle og
gelpilligbco. = Geltogcl'cn bort
toger fife Sorgen og Sapnet, men
Ben miloner; tbi Set gjer goot at
jf6le, at maj bor Tcnncr. 81 pi(
enIfe og bcoc for Mrs. Eogb og
@drnene, at Sc n1ao ldge og finoc
Srp1ten Ser, bpor bcrt or at foo.
Eagb bgrtc til Sc itille I 9on-
Set, ba1 taltc life itore Sro; men
LEG tror, fan lcpe0c oclto mere.
San bar cn goo Mor16 og So
Ser, ret en @jcmmctS Mano, og
ban bar er1 goo og trojan Ten, set
btOner ale, Ser far fjcn0t fam.
Mltt6 reoe til at birlpc, buor fan
funoe, l1ocn lelp at fple, at bon
gioroe roget fort.
Sa1 bar en- Dompg Muno! ...
@l1o glG0c bans Sjrl pg itprfc
bans &jure.
ifal nof Sapncts tungc Sio,
fom friite S npou bcrrebc1t,
fmelte iom Sne for Golcr bli6
bc6 &ua6et ON @jenlpnsglroen.
Mrs. 9irgitte Scsperlc n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

H
FILLING i ajsbenbaon. % Der bleb e1
Mn6elsn1eiert prGmieret meo Sblp.
meoaille for sets smpr; % .paa EN-
lt6ltilling / Gbenie / 1890 Dor ser
$40 Nnoelsmeierier, iom uoitilleoc,
og Set maatte ga inoremmes, at Sin.
oelsimpret bar fltlot iau go0t Jon
@erregaaroenes.
Nu finoes Ser / 0onmarf 1,125
Nnoelsmcierier, 6eres Nftiefapita]
bclo6er iig til ca. $5,000,000. og a
s. 1,Os9,073 &eer, iom fin6es
San0et, bliper Melfen fra Sc 9OO,.
0G0 lcberet til Mn6elsmeierierne.