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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
Death Of Stephe, kinsey.

Stephen A. kinsey, one Of the first
residents to settle in this State, died
at his home iii Genoa Sunday. The
announcement OF his death was the
cause Of sincere sorrow among a large
circle of friends and acGuaintances in
this city, where he has been known
s,nce Carson was a settlement.
Steve Kinsey was real pioneer
He came to Nevada before the general
rush and located where Genoa now
sands He built the first log cabin
in Genoa in 1850. where he made his
home for nun Der of years He took
part in the first territorial govern
ment exercises and was prominent in
public life at that and other times
For years he was known in this
city, where business has called him
and he will be missed by the many
friends that grew to know him in the
many years Of usefulness.
The deceased leaves wife and one
brother to mourn his loss. The fu
neral will take place today in Genoa
from the Masonic hall, at l O'Clock
Deceased was a native OF New York
where he was born in September
1928
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
THE T0NOPAH NEvADA'S
CONTROVERSY: REcoRlj
SENATOR BELL HOLDS OUT
The BILL
Another Proposition to Submit
the Question

We do not intend to attack Senator
Bell for his opposition to bill pro
viding for the removal CT the county
seat of Nye county to TCnopah, for
we are informed that he pledged him
self to the people of Belmont to such
n course, and before Tonopah assum-
ed any Importance. We do. however,
be ieve that such opposition should
be conducted with that fairness that
usually prevails in the Senate
The first bill introduced in the AS
selnbly was unanimously defeated in
the Senate by reason Of pledge that
Senator Bell had obtained from the
Senators that they would not vote
for any bill removing county seats
or changing county boundaries with
out the consent Of the Senator from
atOrs regretted signing such a pieuge
and requested Senator Fell to release
them. but the Senator declined to do
SO On the 9th of February, Sena-
tor Thorne introduced in the Senate
a bill providing for d special election
in Nye county to determine the loca-
ton CT the county seat, and moved
that the bill referred to the commit
tee on county and county boundaries
Senator Bell moved as al amendment
that the bill be referred to the Nye
Hpiacra ton (RnliA a
the time that he wished TO examine
the Till. and the amendment carried
he has been requested to report the
bill, but has failed ami it appears that
he will smother it in the committee.
By the rules a committee cannot re
tain bin over fifteen days, but We
do not believe it was the intention
Of the Senate to permit q committee
to prevent legislation during the last
fifteen days CT the session The Oh
ject Of the rule is that the Senate
may obtain proper suggestions from
the committee and no committee
should receive bill if it is apparent
that such committee will simply at
tempt to prevent consideration Of the
aame.
The Senators are not pledged &c
vote against the bin now in the hands
Of the committee, and it IS to be hop
ed that each will have an opportunity
of expressing his views with regard
to it
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
ASSE 5StT-ENENiNS.

The Assembly put in enc Of the
busiest sessions Of he winter last
evening, transacting the following
business:
\. 3. No. l44-An act to regulate ell
ecticns and prevent fraud. introduced
by Skaggs. Passed.
A. B. No. 63-CriHn-An act to
prevent the pollution OF water by
mills and factories. Passed.
A. 3. Nos 12S-9-R,lative to town
ship officers for Washac county Pass
ed all
\. B. No. Whitaker author
ling the purchase Of water right
fer the State buildings. Passed.
4. B. No. 151-Consolidation CT the
counties OF Ormsby, Douglas and Ste
rey. providing the people SO desire
by vote Passed.
S. B. n -Pitt-Changirg the
size Of sample ballots. Passed.
A B. No 105-Providing for the
proving OF Indian war claims. Passed.
Sub for S. 3 No. An act to re
gulate insurance in this State. Lost
| A 3. No 132-Denton-An act to
place the names Of Senatorial candi
dates on the tickets, and compelling
| the popular choice to receive the vote
of the Legislature. Bill lost. Notice OF
| reconsideration given
| Adjourned until 10 O'Clock today.
| SENATE.
Senate met at II O'Clock on the last
day of the pay session with all OF the
Senators present.
| S. B. No. 81, Jackson-Amendine
Act relative to the settlement of es
tates of deceased persons. Judiciary
S. B. No. 80, Gallagher-Exemptin
mortgages from taxation. Judiciary.
S. B. No. 46, Pitt-Relative to pow
ers and duties Of notaries public
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
A False Rumor Corrected.

Whereas certain ruInOrs seem to be
current in this city that the pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev
2. E. Dodge. is not being supported, as
the treasurer of the church l desire
to state that over and above all mar
ciaco, .aptisimal and funeral fees,
= CfHcial journal nf The Nevada Mis-
on fc- 1901 shows that for the year
the pastor received
From the church 800; from Mis-
sionary Society, 500; house rent, $3.50
Total, $3.50.
The journal for 1902 reveals the fol-
lowing:
From the church, 500; from the
the Missionary Society, $50; from
huose rent, $3.50; total,$1.OsO
MRS. n. E. LATTA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
ASSEM- BLY,.

ASSEMBLY.
Prayer by the chaplain; journal
read and approved.
Sub. for S. B. No. 39-TO amend
Act to provide more uniform valuation
and assessment of property in this
State. Passed 20 to s.
S. B. No. 4S-An Act relating to
county governments and the reduction
of rates of county taxation. Refer
red to Committee of the Whole.
A. c. r. No. 9-Concerning devel-
opment work on mining claims and
on land containing mineral. Passed,
30 to O.
ASSEMsLY-AFTER
The Assembly had long session in
! the afternoon and gave things the
hurry-up.
| A B's.. Notwithstanding 10
| Nashce county affairs. Passed.
! A. B. No. 165-Relating to calling q
special election in Nye county fer re
/ GloNol CT county seat. Ete!tITtu 10 1Cil
! nittee on Boundaries.
/ House in the Committee OF tbs
! Whole
S. 3. No52-He,ief Of the State \ g
ricultural Fair Senator Rolf address
ed the House en- the necessity CT the
bill President Allen also spoke fol
the measure. Reported back favor
ably.
y B. No. ushing-Act II
steamboat the Capitol building. Re
ported back fayorahly.
S B. No. 30-Roff- Act for the re
lief Of ]. r. Judge. Mr.. Skaggs spols'
with unusual vigor against the bill
Reported back untay0Iably.
A. z. No. 53-To purchase paint
ing q Governor Sadler Reproted fay
Crahly.
Recess until 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
Electric Plant for the Prison.

1t is proposed to put an electric
plant in the prison. Since the supply
of electricity from the Floriston plant
has been introduced in this city, it
has opened new channels of useful
ness for electricity
The plant, which would cost about
$1,000, would save $24Ua year, which
is more than good interest on the in
vestment. 1t will pay for itself in
about five years. 1t is better and
cleaner, and in every way superior
to steam. Wood is constantly advan-
cling in price here and provision must
be made for the future. 1t is simply
business legislation to provide for
these emergencies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10

The remains of man have been
found in Death Valley and the discOv-
erers believe him to have been from
Nevada. The time of his death Ia
fixed AZ having taken place several
months ago.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-10
THE WORK OF The
NEVADA LAW MAKERS
THE SENATE DOES PLENTY OF WORK AND CLEARS THE
GENERAL FILE
The End CT the Fifty Day Session Plenty of Work for the
Balance OF tie week

Amended in Assembly; amendments
Jailed to pass in Senate and returned
to Assembly.
S. B. No. 42-Act to require public
officers to keep office open at certain
hours.
S. B. No. 3, Freudenthal-Th ST.
Louis fair bill. Bill passed the SEN
ate with $4,000 appropriation; amend
ed in Assembly to $4,000. Referred
to Committee of the Whole.
A. B. No. 100, Averill-Act regulat-
ing freights and fares. Committee
on Railroads.
A. b. No. 100, Cooke-Act fixing sal
airy OF Washoe county constables; also
No. 127, fixing salaries OF justice OF
the peace. Referred to Washoe coun-
ty delegation.
A. B. No. 74-Act to reimburse Bat
terry A for money expended. Commit
tee on Claims.
! A. b. No. 1873. McCourt-Act reg.
uiating estates of deceased persons
Judiciary.
A. 3. No. 135-Act to consolidate
certain Offices in Lincoln county. Re
1erred to Lincoln county delegation.
A. B. No. 116, McCourt-Act to pre-
vent common carriers from carrying
freight beyond destination. Refer
red to Railroads Committee.
y. {. K. no. IL, Observation-Disclosures
to the transportation OF livestock.
A. b. No. 143. Noteware-An Act tt
pay for extraiition OF criminals. Ju
dietary.
S. B. No. &c, Dangberg-Grantins
franchise through Crmsby and Doug
las counties for railroad. Amend
ed in Assembly. Amendment votet
down in Senate.
S. b. No. SO, Thorne-Granting
franchise through Esmeralda county
Same action as preceding bill
Recess until ? p. NJ.
SEMATE-AFTERN
Senat" met with President pro ten
Green III the chair. Report II rum
Der @ bills from committees wer
read and approved- Message from tn
Governor. approving 2 number Of bill
IN all being signed as laws.
S. B. No. 70-pitt-An act fer III
regulation # physicians and surgeon.
, The bill cc'9 for graduation cartif
Gates anC scribes an examination
lor ali pm! e.cIanS Who practice in thi
State, and creates a State Doart
Passed all.
: 5. +. No. ISRCff-An aCt TO exenlI
'edtHSts from vary duty Passed all
o. p. NJ, 'Afi 1.itti.i-t-il act fe2nl2
ing proceedings on application fl
, public lands Passed ali
The general apprcuriction hill va
then taken up. Each item was rea
aitn 9pp1e''en,
N % To,r,e,, po,a+;,
the mowers and acts Of tho Stat
S0ard Of CauNessers. Passed all
: .. . no o9-<Ah ac1 I" nN the stat
go. ~, ti1I ,ii.,l .,i ~. - -
from eighty to -...-,--fiva ca--s =
= the size ---,..t;-,u .55ed all.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
Srlladnvt.

en- triit 9iftorie. Gn i
oioe areoIe, life minoit ira 9aoen og
8afslipet fenot Dame, 5rt. ajar, bar
forleoen meIDt fig til qOlitiet og e
blepen lat unber 2tnbOIceIie.
Sri. aiar, Der %uprinoelig par ret
pelituaenoe, iegte, energiit iom bun
par, at itabe zig en- felOftGnoig Stils
ling og broges mob 8Dgbanoelen.
bcor tenoes literere Sntsresie i'm
tes at finbe riseit 9irtefelt. 9un be-
apnbte iom 0olontsr peb bet Gam
mermeperfte 5Orlug / Ghriitiuniu, ar
beioeoe zig cp pg aniattes omfioer
fom 8eitprer uf 5iliolen i asben
bapn. 9ette er piitnot SRI. Si9rs
beoite Sio.
Men 5~rstenens gmaneipattonsz
trang orep benoe til at bIiOe 5orl9es
ger. fsrlt oe fremmeit for fine asnss
f9aer, og fammen meo 5rt. 9scter
itarteoe bun ,,aier Og 9scters 5ors
Tag" / &ompagniftr9oe. 5oretagencet
bragte imiolertto fun StuHelfer, oe
bpao p9rre par, BET ilugte SRI. 8i9rs
5ormue. Gn Dag muatte 5orretninz
gen luttes.
Def betOg Jrt. 9iar en- Del al
henoes 2iosmob og gnergi. I'D for
iteaige @eje forfsgte bun at bepe i'm
Sorg, bpab Der fun bebirteoe en- fort
lat 9eroute. 5orite0igs @enner, Der
tenote og fatte pris pua 5rstsnens
gooe pg bngtige 8arutter, forisgte at
bi9lpe 6enoe op, men uoen 6eIo.
Siliibit matte bun for at Iepe inbz
laoe fig pau foriteaige life uangribe=
lige 9ispofitioner, og Oa aft fDntes
at LUTTE fig fdmmen oper benoe, melos
It bun fig.
Gn SoIoat per
&on9en % aeiferinoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
DannlarR.
ct airfejubilGnll.

Oct er i benne lib 200 2(ar iiOen,
man toq fat pad OpfGrelfen at IS r
nffonsfirfe, Ter bleo inopiet
ben "a. Nfarts 1706. 9irfens Mpnz
oigbeoer bar / Den Qnleoning unper
Operpeielfe alter at faa Oens oprinoe=
lige gtapn bragt til 2Gre og @eroigs
beb: Zen 6erre 3ebaot6s
&irfe" = et Rabn, Der u~n9gtelist
ogiud lpoer ulige mere .tirteligt" END
bet nup9renpe.
airfen itaar enonu | ben Stittelle,
bpori ben ppFprtss; ben bar tun oerst
nnberfditet to gennemgribenbe Re
itaurationer, nemlig %inopenoig |
1885 % uopenoig 1858. =
QI.reoe i bet fpttenbe 4~arhunoreoe
bapoe Der paret Gale ON / Ct. 4nna
&parter at bpgge en- 8irte for ben
6oIIanofte lutberite U1enigbeo /
R~eben6apn. Men 1897 beftemte en-
fongelig ReIolutton, at ben BERTH
ff9nteoe 9runb ituloe benpttes til en-
.@aruifonstirtes Spbp9gelie," og at
en- onben 9runo Ituloe operordges
ben boIanoIfe Menigbso, ,nuur ben
bliper at f%orneoen Storliqbeo %
Gpne oertil."
Den omtulte plaos, Der ldd pdd
9jsrnet at 4oelgdoe Dc 0ronnin9ens
Sp9rgooe. blep tmio.ertio life brugt,
bporimob 5reoerit ben 6ieroe lob ben
6srrs 3ebaotbs airte opfsrs lige /
RerbeDen af Ct. 4nn1 9ofpitaI. Der
s%runplasbes 1916 og bar gipet belle
bet pmligsenoe aparter og Yldofen
foran Rapn. 8irfen blep opfsrt al
Ruinerne fra bet / 1889 neobr9note
4maIienborg og inooieoes ION fagt
ben "a. Starts 17O6.
Sens yore o9 Jnore er tenot az
be fleite. 9ens ftsrite prpbelfe er
Qlteret, Der er al iOrt Og bOiOt Murz
mpr, og ION er itantet at Sans Ben
5On til SunoguarosbOlm / Sn1anp.
Dan er biiat UNDER 9oret. 9aa airz
fegoarben bpissr bl. q. Sfibsparfteier
ears giloer, (9ilbersplabs) ug BRO
fesior 5. g. e. 9artmunn.
Snotil 1910 par Der famtibig dnz
fat buabe bunIte og tpife praiter oeo
3irfen; oerefter fsnpiItes ben tpite
@arnifon til 5reoerits 9irfe pud
G6riitiunsbupn. De met tenbte at
be banite gr9iter, Der bar p9ret fnntz
teoe til ben, er Granddaughter Gas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

per Sob. 9ope, Der Dpoe / 9oleras
aaret, og gleoel, en- al i'm Tins met
begapeoe 8alere. De- piOsit reffenos
Orb, Der bar lpot i @arniionstirts,
Tfppes Dog pel nof giItop 9if. Goin.
ger Bale, Der 6er fra 1895 bo.ot iihe
berpmte 5orebraa mob 8ationalis.
men, st Rarmorrelief at BAN I'm
oes enouu tat inoen for 8irtens Snos
g%dngs0sr.
Def er iaaIeOes tore og for Sol
fet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der rum
mes inoen for bet 200 2lar gamlc
&irtebus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

en-. pu M pc er / 5plgs
,5psns Stiftst." forrige 5reoa9
trutten ben oDsr 5rsbjerg pdu 5nen.
pao 2uobib Gurliens Start lsftebes
ct 5dar og nogls Gam / @eiret og lat
ties oper pad Rabosns Murt. 0ernnit
REP ben en- Del at 5aget at 9. 6.
Mslers 5aritelaOe; Gieren p9 en-
pige bar pad Martdrbejoe. men unos
git syaren peb at l9gge fig fIdot neo,
mebens berimpb no9Ie urteid9er
fprsotss for o1e @iroe. Sra nOgle
Operrislin9senge fugeoe ben 9dno
til fig. Iisefom ben osida tog zig en-
COB Slurt at Sens SAT. 9eIts Nsrs
gelgroD. Serefter fOriOanpt ben mel
lem 6rsbisrg Batter uuoer EARN og
Spettattel, Der enoog Itol bore obiers
reret peo SsboIm / N9rbeben al
@ldmsbjerg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Junben BIB. Gjeren at 9aars
ben ,2ottesminbe" oeo s6eliingsr, u.
9eGitrsm, fdnotes forIsoen f%orulpttet
/ MoIen peb @aarben. Qioet bar
ganite ubilutt, ba man fanot BAN /
bet panofplote Moiebul. 9eaitrsm,
Der par So Qar 9ammel og ipenIt al
5SbIel, bapoe fun bait .9ottesmins
&c" ct Mars Sib. 9dn Tom / 5slge
,NorbG." pua bet 5iospuntt tsrtil
ira Sbsrrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

5orrige Gnsoag Gftermiooag, pa
8ongen fammen meo Gntetejierinoea
af ausIanb % 9ronningsn At eng
lano foretOg en- SpaOferetur pper
9an9elinie og ND I'D S%trunoboules
paroen. banote Der Maieitaterne Ct
ret u6ebdgeligt 26pentpr.
9aa 9ouleOaroen / Rarbepen q
Mebers Statue tom en- beruiet !6eltes
pasier Oem / Msoe, og ianoinnIigOis
uOen At ane, bpem ban bapoe for fig.
tumlece Soloaten lige ino pad Son
aen % bans to 9ptre. Bert git bet
I'D ooer 8e~jierinben at 3uslano, Der
fit ct Iaa Itarft StpO. at bun par
lige peo at qua bagooer, men ogidd
aongsn fiji et ret traftigt Stag for
9rnItet.
9ongen sreb nh 9~eitepdsieren i
Stuloeren og ipurgte, bporoan bet
par, ban bar Jig uo, pg i iamme Eiez
Elf tom en- 9aptein AZ Snfanteriet til
Steoe og tog zig al ben fuloe Solout.
MajeIt9terne fortiutte o~erefsr
here's Spaieretur, mebens nu aaptel=
nen. bjulpet at Sereent 2drien, Der
iuit par tommen forbi, trunsporterebe
6eitepasisrsn til 9opeOpagten / aas
itelet.
Qntaeelig piI Den ubeloige Sdout
fau en- ret fsleli9 Straf for lin 4oz
f9ro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Siatbent baar1i9e 6iite'
rifor6oslb. sra 6arbppre meo-
bales: 5orouret meo bets aIOrig ro=
lige 9ejr bar dloeles umuliggjort aft
aDitfiteri. 5 oOer 8 Tiger bar Der
paret ri9eligt m.o auller for -abiten,
og man tunoe M forleOen for ferite
Gang qua uo. Bangiten bar goo,
nemlig inotil so Sneie pr. 9aaO, og
Der pentes ca. % 81. pr. 90. Dagger
efter forisgte man iaen; men 6iiferne
mdatte meo aiosfare og tore CAB
bierges / 9dno. Ter beriter / bette
6oraar / bet bsle taget faa ijalbent
Oaarlige 6iitertorbolo, at man life
erinorer Magen, % lloligter til 8eos
ring inoen S9fonens Slutning (ben
/ Mai Mdaneb) er meget merte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

rs urancefonbet
&asie6e6olOning b. 1. Sds
nuor 1903 .........$ 257,o3
S~notagter / Sa
nudr &partdl .$8158.18
llogifter / Sanuz
ar apurtal 825o,Oo$ 91,82
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

en- 9aIlonreife. Gn gats
Ion. bOori befanOt Zig fire tpite 81
Fmicerer. er forrige QprOag Gftermios
Dag ballet neO paa 5pstofte Marf BED
Stelffgr. 9aacnen par 0agen for
I'D 6ormiObag 81. 10 iteget op ira
Berlin.
Sort efter atgaIonen par goaet neo,
etsptpoereoe ben, man per life, al
bOilten @runO. Sns.n at De tpite
Gficsrsr tom iii Sfaoe. Gfftererne
ferte til Sfelitor. boorfra De til.
traabte 9iemrejien til Berlin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

CLIENT at grabe 0rapen.
5 5orsodgs, oa ben forleoen | Oar
bus ibjelfsrte aasefone Sobanne BE-
osrisn ituloe begraOes, opbageoe mar
I 5slge o4drb. Stiftst.", at Der lite
bar Sraoet nogen 0rap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Soget tsrte fra bodoe
5ogfsrer. og 2onouttes
rer. 9d Soget tom til 3oloing CO..
81. 8 forleOen Morgen og rungere5e
ube pso 9aurboae Station, misfors
itoo acknowledgement ct Signal til
at tsre frem, iom en- Der fIsiteoes til
Qfgans. 9an latte oa 0dmpen op
og tsrte ao 4lminbe til. aonouttss
rerne % 5ogfsreren itoo paa Per
ronen og aneoe intet ON 5eiltdgelien.
De penter, at 5oeet mart ftul itanoie,
men bet blipsr oso; uitanoielig lsber
bet, uo do Stationsterr9net, itaoig
Oiosre o9 piosre. De Ter efter bet meo
Iteoie itigenoe 5orbdpieIie og blipsr
ubpg9eIig lanee / 4niigtet. De tan
life bsgribe, bpdo Der gdar at Man=
ben. Ia 5ogst par uoe at Shne,
git bet enoelig op FOR Dem, al bet
suoet, Og De par Iubte til6age.
De- Itpnbte Jig at telegrafere til III
minoe Station, for al b Der tunbs
itoppe bet og faa ieubt 9efororing
efter BEN. st 2otomotiO tom iaa oa
benteoe Dem, og aft enOte / JrpO %
9ammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

8ardntifonoet
aasiebeboIoning D. L. Sds
nuar 1903 49,. S12117,01
S~nbt9gter / Sdnuarapars
tai ............ 908,46
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

9aoets Sire. 9so 5Gles=
grupene paa Jjaltring og 9isium
&irtegouro, bpOr Is Mano at YQpo.
mas geiatning bOiler, pil Der / ben
nermeIte 5remtib blipe reiit Minoe3s
m9rfer.
Rbeosriet refer ct Monument paa
ben fore 5%9aesgraO, pg aaptejnens
5uitru, Der boer / 9ambOrq, letter
ct pud BET SteO. bpOr 6snbes Manb
(igger b%sgrupet. 9et iibite fmutfe
MOnument er / oisie9uge antommst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
Set oanifc SrOOcriamfnnos
Sannar Gpartals 3appurt 1908.
8enerul fonoet t.

@eneralfonoet.
Aaslebe6oloning D. /. "a
mar Ss279,s9
Snptagter / Sd
nuar aoartal $2469,5o
Tighter / Sanuz
ar 8oartal 1908 6 1864
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

9asiebeboloning Den l. "
pril 1908 ..........$ 1921
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

at en- goo aonititution og Ell uom9rs
let 6umgr, bpprmeo ban tiot enonu
tan more fine mango 9gnner. s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
Rye 1.-The BrenckIe".

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

6rosfet ibisL. @eifdrenOe
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

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