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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
MORTIMER WILSON'S CONFESSION
Mr.. BEARDSLEy'S DYING STATEMENT

Mortimer Wilson in his confes-
sion in the shooting Of Grant S.
BeardsIey on Tuesday night. was to
the effect that in the afternoon he
hired a motorcycle. He returned the
motorcycle about $50, then went to
Mrs SINNERS store, and at 6 o.
clock went to the barber shop and
gor shaved. Afte- leaving the bar
Der shop he mt Grant Beardsley
or the sidewalk on First street north
and knew that he carried money. He
knew that the safe at the store was
Of no account, only being used for
the purpose of storing books. He
left Days Drug store about 6:15
and went up Oak street and hid in
d small building adjoining the barn
at 9eardsley's. The first rig that
came to the barn was a delivery mar
AID seeing who it was he stayed
concealed, until delivery man had
departed and Mr.. BeardsIey had ar
rived and unhitched his horse. He
then tied his handkerchief around
his face, changed the shape of his
hat and entered the barn, just as
MI Beardsley was coming out of
the stall. His first order, Hands
Up and he was very close to Mr..
BoardsIey and when he ordered
hands up Mr.. Beardsley grabbed the
land which held the revolver and
in jerking hand away from that Of
Mr.. BeardsIey it turned him, CMr.
.Beardsley) around and the gun went
off. Ate the shot was fired he
ran down Sixth street to Oak street
where he met a party ,and after
lodging around here, went to Sew
enth street to Avon street then down
TO the lumber yard, through the Ium-
Der yard, by the bowling alley to
SE.aner's store, where he ate sup
per. After supper he spent an hour
around town and later attended a
party at Yeager's.
This statement was somewhat diff
ferent from the dying statement of
Grant BeardsIey which was Z IN
hitched the horse walked into the
barn took the bride off when a man
said, Throw up your hands, I turn
ed and said, Your joshing me are
MT your" when he fired and hit me
in the back.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03

0 o o 0 0 0 o 0 Q
PERSONALS Q
o o o O o o
Rapid Calculation and Business
Arithmetic are offered at the Night
school 1td-w Advertisement.
Mrs. Isadore Gefsenberg returned
10 her home in Green Bay Monday al
5er a visit in the city with Mrs. T.
= Mullen
Mrs. w. A. Scott of Madison arriv-
ed IN the city Saturday evening for
d visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
r t. Nash
AIRS, Josephine Hofstater returned
Sunday night from Hazelhurst where
size has been spending the summer
doing the cooking for the MacKinnon
amily
FOR SALE: One 4 horsepower en-.
CINE i'm excellent condition mad one
saving machine apply A. c. Smith,
Box 81, Route s 2twp.
The young peoples society of the
Baptist church held chicken pie
supper iii the church parIors Satur-
day evening which was well attended
A farewell party will be held at
the Baptist church parIors tonight
by the members of that church and
congregation for Rev NJ. b Milne,
and family program appropriate
for the party has been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Kramer re
turned Sunday evening from their
wedding trip spent in the northern
part Of the state
You can learn Shorthand and Type
writing at the Night School 1td-w.
Advertisement
Mrs. B. G. Eggert, chairman, of The
school committee of the Federation
entertained the teachers Of our pub
lie schools, business college, and
County Normal school, at her home
On Third street south. Friday even
ing. September y. About seventy
tetchers We're present. The evening
was very pleasantly passed in games
and contsets without prizes.A de
Iicious buffet luncheon was served
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
A LOG ON TIE Track

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead if not removed, so does
loss of appetite. It means lack of
Vitality, loss of strength and nerve
weakness. If appetite fails, take E
lectric Bitters quickly to overcome
the cause by toning up the stomach
and curing the indigestion Michael
Hessheimer of Lincoln, Neb., had
been sick over three years, but six
bottles of Electric Bitters put him
right on his feet again. They have
helped thousands. They give pure
blood, strong nerves, good diges-
ton Only so cents at Daily Drug
& JeweIry Company. -Advertis ement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Grand Rapids Readers Are Learn
ina The Way.

Grand Rapids Readers Are Learn
ing The Way
It's the kidney ills
The lame. weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disorders
That lead to dropsy and Bright
disease.
When the kidneys are sick.
Help them with Doan's Kidney Pill
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys.
Doan's have been curing kidney
troubles for Is years.
Endorsed by $4,000 -endOrs
ed by citizens Of this locality.
E. D. Duhow. 7O4 S. Central St.
Marshfield, Wis, says: tsDoan's Kid
ney Pills did me a world of good and
I am pleased to recommend them.
procured this remedy when suffer
ing from Iameness across my back
and other symptoms Of weak kidneys
and I found prompt relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the q
nited States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
RESIGNS THEIR
POSITION

Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Haskins have
resigned their position as managers
of the Wood County Poor Farm and
left for Milwaukee last Monday
where they have purchased a rooming
house a $40 Cass St. They moved
their household goods on Mon
day and hope to be settled before the
end Of the week Mr.. and Mrs. Has
kins have given excellent satisfaction
at the Poor Farm and all those who
have had any business relations while
in charge of the farm have always
been highly pleased and well satisfied
Mr.. and Mrs. Case of Rudolph, who
formerly served Wood county in that
same capacity have been. re-engaged
to take charge of this institution,
so that the excellent care that has
been given to the inmates of this in
stitution is safe in the return of Mr..
and Mrs Case.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS

Next Monday evening at the BUSH
ness College. Sessions viii be held
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings from 7:3O to $50.
Students may select any subjects
offered, viii receive individual in
struction, and progress as rapidly
as they are able.
Anyone can enroll who wants to
learn, whether he is fifteen or forty,
and whether he has had much or lit
tie schoolin.
Tuition is only $500 a month, and
this little investment Will pay big
dividends as long as you live.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE

It will be worth while just now for
those expecting to lay aside some
money Qarge or smaID to take adj
vantage Of our liberal savings bank
rules.
All money deposited in our Say
ings Department on or before Satur-
day, October 18th, will be credited
with three months interest on Jan
uary LIST. Amy interest not withdrawn
viii be added to the principal and
compound interest added the follow
ing July LIST. In cas- yeu do not fully
understand the Savings Department
ask US about it. We enjoy answer
ing questions FIRST NATIONAL
BANK.-Advertisement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03

and a most enjoyable evening was
reported They closed the evenings
entertainment BY singing college
songs in which all took an active
part.
Cards have been received in this
city rom MI. and Mrs. Doll ID. Be
zoLer, OF minneapolis, announcing the
marriage OF their daughter, Ber-
nice, 10 Mr.. Robert Edward ToWie,
on Saturday, Sept, %, 1912. They
VIII be at home TO their friends after
November 1, at Morton Place, St.
Louis Park, Minneapolis, Mimi We
acoUaintafnces. in extending. .congratu
Jatfons
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Mullen have
the loss of their three-vesr-oId daugh
fer Leah Rutb who died Saturday
seDtembar % 1912 at her home IN
Wickbam,s Addition The funeral
viii he held "Wednesday manning Ieav
ing me nome at S'OO' LneIce 70 %.
refer q PauI church' Fatner Redlng
oIIlclallng. Burial VIII take place IN
ChafIeS a. Caay, 81 years Ola died
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
SAVES LEG OE BOY

TT seemed that my 14-year old
boy would have to lose his leg, on
account of an ugly ulcer, caused by
a bad bruise," wrote D. F. Howard,
Aquone, N. c. ''Au remedies and
doctors treatment failed till we tried
Buck1en's Arnica Salve, and cured
him with one box" Cures burns,
boiIs, skin eruptions, piles. 25c at
DAILY Drug & JeweIry Company
VeTtisement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
RALLY DAY

The annual Rally Day exercises of
the Congregational Sunday school
viii be held in the main auditorium
Of the church next Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock sharp.
This is always big day for the
school and never fails to be very
interesting to everybody A cordial
invitation is extended to the public
and a large number of visitors are
expected Admission free.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
HoW's This2

We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & co
Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
WALDTN G, KINNAN &c MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O.
Halls CataTrh Cure is taken internanlly
acting directly upon the blood and mucuCs
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials SEM
free. Price T5c. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gistss
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and
kind assistance during the illness and
death of our daughter and sister,
Hulda, also for the many floral Of
ferings.
Mrs. Pauline Rocksted and
FamiIy-Advertis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
RUMMkGE SALE

On Saturday, October 9th, the la
dies of the Catholic church viii hold
a sale Of secondhand clothing and
other articles in the building ON First
street north, recently occupied by
Beardsley's grocery store. w.-Ad-
Vertisement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
Kellogg Bros.
Lumber Co.

1t is not at all hard to get started.
Simply come and hang up your hat,
and Wen set you to work. 1td-w.-
Advertisement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03

BEEN


the difference between a bald-head-
ed man and a bald-headed woman.
That is not so hard-the woman viii
buy hair.
We are not running a hair-dress-
ing or manicure parIor at No. S22
Grand avenue, but we offer you 9th
er home comforts that we aresure
you will appreciate. You know us
for careful, pains-taking merchants
in our special line of energy; viz:
lumber and building supplies. Come
early and vote often.
BEN THE BOOSTER, with,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03
Economy is Wealth

There IS nothing ike Savings Account TO keep poverty
at arms length, Lots Of people think it's use try
to save unless they have large money to start
with. That is wrong idea. Il is the LITTLE AC-
COUNTS SAVED UP SYSTEMATICALLY from
week to week that has made thousands families inde-
pendent and insured them against future poverty.
Let US add your long list of prosperous de-
positors.
Wood County National Bank
Grand Rapids, Wis.
CabLtal 8IO000O.OO Surplus SI00, 10000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Epstein have
returned from their honeymoon spent
in Chicago.
S. c. Waterman OF Plainfield has
been in the city a few days visiting
with his brothers Chas. and George
Waterman and families, also with
Mr. and Mrs: Peter Mitchell Mr..
Waterman is an old soldier and an
old resident of Plainfield. This Of
flee acknowledges a social call
Mrs. Ray Waterman OF Peoria, IL,
has been in the city the past week
visiting the Chas. and George Wat
erman families and at the Peter Nit
cheII home. She is the daughter in
law of Mr.. and Mrs, S. c. Water
man.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09
inn
SrGftfOrifuinssfuno.

Den SnoinmIiug, Der er bIeoen
iparfiot til 8ilpeiebringelie at ct
&pontum Stadium til 9ebanoling al
9rpftpotienter, bar paft megen Op.
mprfiombeo blanot 9p9er.
Der fol M meaem Oisie iilg.
gl9r. 8gbI. " ppre tor Stemning for
Of ieoe 6on0ets Rammer uopi0et
ioaIeoes, at ser blioer Qeiligbeo til
9ennem bette peo Si6en al Stadium.
bebmoIingen at oreoniiere EN- al.
minOelig 6orifning al areftip9Oom'
mems gfotur og De forifeaioe N1io'
Ter til Oens gefpmpelie.
Mon eer gpl0enoe, at man Der /
Donmorf, boor 9rofesior Senien
meo fine 6orisg bar t~iIpeiebragt
@%rimoloaet Tor areftforifningen,
bar iPrli9 oooe 9%etingelier ior at
foo noget no al 0enne 6orifning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09
1luut1turk.
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bans Eager oroneOe % bl. a. iad
en- Or0ning meo Observation-Disclosures.
ne, Der Dor uobetnlt bans torment
lige @nfe tore @ritatninger. geiel-
len meooeler, at ban forIoO Dan-
mari, for6i bans 6orretnin9 9if
0aarIigt. Au in0toger ban paa ct
@o0s / ar9entina en- %ooeroronet
Stilling, Der in66ringer BAN iaa
meoet, at ban fnn tilbp0e itrats at
betale 10000 ar. og oereiter nar.
Iig 10000 ar.. in0til @ploen er al.
piflet.
Sans 6ltitru og Born er Tor mo-
gen 3i0 iioen afreiit til argentina.
NDt M%isiiOns6ns. 5 6omme ar.
beioes Der paa at faa bDgget ct mt
Nisiiousbrs, og Der er, efter booo
We00eler til var. 0gbI." ifrioer,
goo a0iigt til, of man fan ion DC
forne0ne MioIer tilneiebrogt, ioa
6uiet fan opfores ieneit npite Som.
mer. Get fommer ~nntogeIig til at
lig9e Stotionsboen.
NilliOn9rem bar 600 Seifen0c.
gn fbp. Ge8l6renoer ira R9itpeo.
egnen, Den / i'm 8iO meget omtalte
Gbr. Sgrenien, Der ifuloe ppre oeo
/ amerifa uOen 9ipsarpinger o9 ef.
terla0en6e en- Gum pno baIonn0en
Mia, bar MI pitt iig at baoe en-
operOroentlig talri9 p5omilie". 8il
ll0enrigSminiiteriet er Ser ifIg.
o2itii. 6olfebl." onmelot Roone poo
ooot 600 forifeaige SsifenOe, Der
ale bar Ieoet / Soabet ON at blibe
IDffelioe arpinoer til noget Of ben
rare aGotifi1ing.
5ffe funnel saa / SO gar. 6orle.
ben Oeoe / 8ol0bp en- 87.oorig
aoinOe, airiten @ans0atter, iom bar
bait oen triite Sfebne life at fun.
ne gao [ De forl6bne Sc Aar. 0a
bun bar ct aor gommel, fiji bun i
6elge yWiO0i. 9o." en- 8enifooe,
Der binoreoe benoe / at BRUCE gene.
ne, o9 bun par, noonlig 90 bum
bleo 9l0re, nPrmeit benpiit til ar
beoGge iig irem og tiIbnge meQem
i'm Seng og en- Stol, Der too / ben.
oes gereIie.
aaigeoel beporeoe bun ita0ig ct
fortrinligt Snmsr, oo / line unee
Gage par bun en- 6petie Mooeppnt.
iperife, ligeiom bun oeobleo at boz
re pirfiom Iige til oct ii0ite.
Soften tegner for Eioen til at bli.
be me9et goo pna 2emoieegnen, fri
pes Der til 81. D." ben % Suli.
@~oarieoen er p9loet irem un6er
Noone0ens oarme gejr, og Soppen
er uomerfet. Zen feli9e 5oriom.
mer oil meofsre, at Seiten falOer
ienere emo nlminoelig. 9o0irugterne
itaar ogiao brit looen0e.
Hu9en er 0erimoo De fleite Ste.
Der tpno o9 blioer fun no9enlunoe,
men ben @fgre6e ipiaer life n9r
lao flor en- 8oae mn iom ti6ligere.
- 4gerbeet, Ser M er inOfert, bar
fife fplot meget. I'll @engeI6 loper
@ngen oes be0re.
9nnif @ooo.S emplnr-O roen. G6e.
fen, San0elsreiienoe 8ounS9nnro,
in6leoe6e forIe0en en- DiSfusiion ON
"aibolosfolfS Stiaing til Den npe
9epprterlop; ban befloge0e, at Som.
mn neofitemningen bar bortfoIoen og
uotalte 3~ilfreoSbeo me6, at afbolos.
beDprtningerne bar fomne me0 /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

Qfbolosbep9gelien, at al 9onoets
ca. 500 afbotos6eoertninger bar
biotil De 500 ppret 6eitpreoe Of
5olf, Der fife ielp par a~fboloen0e.
timber 0isfuSiionen par Der @nig.
beo ON, at Der iremtioig maotte 10.
res mere afboIospolitif emo 6i0til,
meo ierIig Sigte poa at foa ben npe
COP oOerboIot i oQe oens 9eitem.
meIier.
6orman0en for 86rnelo9erne op.
lpite, at Der MI inoen for Or6e.
nen arbeioe II 96rneloger meo eft
0ieoIemsontaG al 528 9srn og 270
@ofsne. Gen q. Sltli iIutte6e 9[ors.
meoet meO goI9 al 9eitDrelie.
FriOntbancrne. &oriens, p. Suli.
@orien5 3%ueIsminOe 5%ern6aneiel.
ifob boIot / Sag oroinpr General.
foriomlin0 Der. 5 set forl6bne
Driitsaar bar Der pGret 6remgong
iaaOel / Berion. iom @oos6eTorOrin-
gen. EotoIin6tegten al 9onens
Drift er iteaet fra t50,876 ar. til
1888 ar. 0riftsiioqifterne er
iteget ira 4f,768 ar. til 45,19t SIR.
ganen bar life tioligere I noqet
Crtftsaar bait iaa tort Ouerifuo.
I'll ReierOefon0en benIpgges CTS
ar. 8 Santieme til DriftS6eitpreren
lto6etaleS 1920 9r.; og til Renter
oe &f0rog me6goor 1892 Ser. Re.
item al Ooerifuoet anoen0es til me
8o9ne o9 5ornpelie al gognfosier.
Sra Sabets Snno. 6orboere, %.
Sui. Foo @run0 al Mnaneoene
iiGIoent guniti9e geir bar BET Der.
bGrenoe Dpfferielifob ioretoget lie.
re llnoeriegeli er oe0 gamle 8rag
Der for apiten. Oct interesionteite
bar opret 9eieget beo graget of oct
Sulenot 1871 no for 86or8min0e.
Songen f%orfiite engelife 2inieifib
st. @eore", iom man M i Here
aor life bar beifeftiget fig meo.
Oct ooI0te en- Del geioprligbeoer
at fin0e graget. Set lpffe0es fsrit,
efter at man bao0e ilHbt ct (on9t
Soo frem % tiIbage meaem DIFFER.
boaoen oa en- Sole, bporoe6 1ooet
enoeli9 greb fot / en- @enitan0 paa
5%opbunOen. Oct bite Jig at opre
en- aonon. 0pfferen off oerefter
neo. geo bans l1n6eriegelie rem.
gif oct bl. a., at Der ligeer 30
10 aanoner | en- ioaoon Sitting,
at De iiffert nlle fan optages og
9iergningen agtes oerfor forisgt,
|%inoreit ife fan, GA oct fon betale
Jig at tnge Dem op, ielp ON De fun
beregnes efter Malmens 8pgt, Iiee-
iom ser ogioo er Sonoipnligbeo for,
at Der fan foretaees Sprengnineer
/ Sfibsii0en, ser bar meget Metal
/ Jig.
st Miooelaloer.5n no geo 2eo.
brDoning al vSolgerS6us" / 9p.
fgbing, DC. fanot man iornDlig en-
gnmmel Sten, Der mentes at famine
ira oct gomIe 9eaignanosbus i Rsr.
regaoe. asbman0 3. arelien if9n.
fe0e Stenen til Wtorslan0s 6iitoriife
Qiuieum, % M bar Or. Sopbus
Miiqer / 5slge oMorSg Ap." I'm.
0erisgt Stenen % f~onitoteret, at
6en TANNER ira oct t1.-12. aor.
blin0reoe, ben romantic 8ioSal0er
Den er foripnet meo en- Iotinif Sn.
ifription.
Sbioe Snnbes SnOinGOrins. Sra
SO geboere / Staunine Soen er Der
Ii 8sIge oRingti. 81. 0ogbl." oeo
6oIfetbinesmono 9. 3. Opeien mo.
gipet en- aoresie til Srafifminiiteren
ON, at Snoin9prinoen neo Spioe
Sonoe moa blipe iremifpn0et me6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

0en lterlte mltl1ge Strait, 1an De 1tgrs
ite 6nrer for Stormfloos o eripgm-
melier / Den fommen0e @inter maa
6liOe aip9rge0e, inmt at Npminoe-
gabet iorioarligt af0emmes / Cont
merens 266.
9n acknowledgements ammenilnt-
ming. 9obro, %. Suli. S Gag al.
6olOteS / gf6org ct Mgoe al Gepre-
%ientanter for De fleite al beItoaenOe
aartoffeloprfnines 5oreninoer /
&on0et; ogioa gorn6olm por repre-
ienteret.
8ormaaIet bar at iamle ale i en-
89uesiorening til 9aretogelie al
neutrality-suspicious. Snteresier, inr.
Zig meO 6enipn til Export. Get oeO-
toges / 5eGge nSobro apis" enitem.
migt at 6onnG Sommenilutningen.
Iii at mo0tage Sn0meIoeIier fra
eoentueae npe 8oreninger og til
iGorigt at fortiGtte Nrbeioet for
Organiiotionen neoiottes ct l10palg,
b%eitooen0e af 2erer G6riitenien /
Sen0er 8ron0ers, @arner Qino6ierg
| 9olite6ro % 8aar0eier Ghriition.
len al 9irfnes.
Observation-Disclosures fol ppre DnIgt
leneit Ben 1. September og ffaI tree
De iammen til aonititution ieneit
ben 10. September.
SDrnelommelie. Sra 2empig nleo.
oeles: 5 Oenne CONNER bar SCR.
nelommeIien for fsrite Song pitt fig
Der paa @gnen. Der er f~orefoloet
ct GiliGl0e / ganoborg, ct i 8eien
og TO i Boiling Soene, men De er
beloigOiS al go6artet Rotur, og aGe
B~otienterne menes at fomme fla.
96bsfalO. Oireftgr for ae6en.
bopnS 6onoeIS6onf @er6aro 9ecfer
er aftenen ben %. Sui 6p6, 70
aar Of. San par 9iooer Of 0bg.
San tiItran0te 0ireftsritiaingen /
9%onOelSbanfen / 1889.
9prlG9e g. Climbing / Ipfg.
bling z. er S6n0na Moroen 81.
Suli nfganet peO DOZEN, 60 9nr
g., efter for nooIe Gage ii0en pe6
9e6on0lin9en al en- $50 at pere Bile.
ben imittet al Miltbron6. Den of0e.
De, Ser / en- Aorrpffe bop6e opret
We0lem al 9prooet, Dor nnlie Bile.
ben u0nGbnt til 0irefter for Spare.
og 2aonebnnfen for Npfebins 9.
= 5nrber g. Sgrgenien / 9pfe.
bling :. er Ssn6og Den 81. Suli
os0 efter nogen Chs SpogeIigbeo.
San bar fsot 1912 / @rooIten i
Ssn0eripaan6 iom S6n al Ben feno.
te Botriot so. ". Siireenien og par
9ro6er til of6s0e Higsnrfipar 4. 3.
Ssroenien. 5 en- Aorr9ffe bopoe
ban ppret MeoIem al 0pfsbing $50.
rouo oe 5orman0 for Sno,titri. og
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
= SIP. 8oitmeiter / Sfipe g. g.
6. 9onnenie, n. Of 0bg., er Nor.
gen ben "a. SuIi ofgooet oe6 0e6en
/ Sfipe, 80 aor gammeI. Zen al.
os6e bon6e ti6ligere ppret Bot.
meter / asiens.
5bo. 8noroeier q. g. OIien
at Dronninglun6, ti6Iigere Ssrfrs.
Dam, er f%orIeoen 900 paa 0ronntng.
lun0 Spgebus, bpor ban for noeen
6io ii0en mootte Inoe Jig inbIpg9e
for en- genli6elie, Ser n~sopenoia.
aior0e en- amputotion al oct enc
Sen. Den of6soe, Der bIeo " @or
enmmeI, por / 6eIge g@en6i. 5i6.@
geteran ira 8onmorfs Iioite arie,
og ban bar 3ormnno for ben lofnIe
MISUNDERSTANDING San bar /
oct SeIe bolt en- Meneoe 3iai0s.
potter; 81. a. pnr ban / 8 aor 6or.
mono for GronninglunO Sogns
Seiteforiifrinesforenine, oe enom
oeo fin 0e0 ioo ban i 9eitpreIien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09
9rins grel paa 5lbbetnr.

0rins Arel pna 5lBbetnr. al.
TO aften ben "a. Suli itorteoe
Glpoeren lllrid Bird meo Yrins
arel og 8remierlsitnont / Mori-
men gbriitionien iom Basiagerer ira
GlnoepIooien poo amnger. De Ian.
be0e poo gremitngeiIetten efter Is
@muters 8lponin9, UNDER boiIfen
be baooe opret oppe i en- Sei6e al
660 g1eter. bpiIfet er ifon0inaniif
&ejoereforo for 6Iponing me0 10
8osinaerer.
Otter at bnoe npOet en- 5orfri'f.
nina forlo0 De III. 8,36 otter gremi.
toaeIletten, boor Der 6op0e iomIet
ifq Here Sunoreoe Menneifer, iom
beo OpItigningen uobrso i Surra.
rnob antomiten til QImoger ifete 81.
6,55, % Naifinen par nnoer iii.
boqeturen oppe / $50 Meters Ssi0e,
foo at Bird log i'm eeen Reforo.
TIobninqen ion6t Steo i itprf
gIpit, 15-t7 0eters BinO.
ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ior pore
to ii0ite ariee ieges tiloeiebrogt
beO en- aIminoeIie 6olfeiubifription.
8ette er, ifrioer nar. DgbI." al 20.
Sail, ct sIGoeIiet 1iOens Iegn
blonot De mango ANDRE, iom bier,
Of Den oonife 5oIfeoanO Dog life
enom er belt u0oeO eller lammet al
3piuI oe Wismoo.
Der er 9een poa, at oi er / 59ro
meo Of arbeioe os no al ben SeIp.
opeipeIiens Sommerligbeo, boorl
Den material itiife 9ipsonifueIie ID.
ger at boIoe Solicit bunoet.
gnOnu fnuger aulOen itore Dele
al 5olfebopets @nn0e. st tort
Yarfls S1lbPngere ro1oer y6Dl" Ill
et 2epe ior 6eorelan0et, % ct an.
oct gartis tolen0e 90 ifrioenoe Or.
gamer ger Grin me0 RationaIitets.
fsIelien pos onnife N9no % apin.
Der, iomti6ig meo, at De imigrer for
ben inmme 5sleIie, noar ben bier
iie DC tore 9onoe.
Gn 5OripnnOen buffer Op igen.
06enie. %. Suli. 5 aoret 1906
foripanot Smsrgrosierer Hasmus
9ieIien pIloieligt Der ira 8pen, %
mon ontoa. at ban bar forrlDffet
unoer en- 3ngttur pao 6ioroen. 9tl
oplpies BET imiolerti0, at Der aaere.
DC Dtoi Waoneo til en- beroprenoe
Sogfsrer er nnfommet 9ren ira
9osmns NieIien, Der onmo6er Sag.
fereren ON, at oenne oil isge one
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ZEN DAG MED TRACTOR
ZIG EN- MANNED ELLERS.

En- /. Il. C. Tractor sparer It'd, og lid
er Penge. I. Eks. en- Titan eiler
..Mogul' paa as Hestes Kraft med til
svarende Plovserie vender ligesaa megen
lord / en- Time som en- %almindelig Ploy en-
hel Dag. ON nsdvendigt kan den arbeJ-
de "a Timer / Dsgnet og saaledes udfsre
nasten en- hel Maaneds Arbeide paa en-