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The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Text of Secret Treaties
EIudes Al Vigilance
Arbitration paCts With Five European Ma
tions Become known-Senate Likely to
Find Less Opposition to Ratification.

When Congress reassembies a few
days hence an effort viii be made by Il
number of Senators TO expedite the con-
sideration of the arbitration treaties re-
Gently signed by Secretary Hay and
representatives OF leading European
countries. These state papers are now
held under injunction of secrecy in the
executive files of the Senate
The text of the treaties is practically
Identical, so that the scope of all can
be understood by the wording of one
of them Much interest is felt. there
fore, in the fact that the wording of
the French treaty has been obtained 1t
was sent to the Senate on December 13.
and reads rs follows:
Text of French Treaty.
THE Government of the United States
of America and the government of the
French republic. signatories of the con-
vention for the pacific settlement of in
ternatfonal disputes, concluded at The
Hague. July % 1899. taking into con-
sideration that by Article XIX of that
convention, the high contracting parties
have reserved TO themselves the right of
concluding agreements, with a view to
referring to arbitration all questions
which they shall consider possible 10
submit to such treatment. have author
lied the undersigned TO conclude the
following arrangement
Article differences which may
arise of legal nature. or relating to
the INTERPRETATION OF treaties existing
between the two contracting parties.
and which it may not have been pos
sible TO settle by diplomacy, shall be
referred to the permanent court of ar
bitration established at The Hague by
videCi, nevertheless that they do not af-
feet the vital interests, the indepen-
dence, or the honor of the two contract
ing states, and do not concern the in
terests of the third parties
Briefs In Each Case.
Article lin each individual case
the high contracting parties. before ap-
pealing to the permanent court of arbi-
tration, shall conclude special agree
ment defining clearly the matter in dis
pute, the scope. powers. the arbitrators.
and the periods to be fixed for the for
nation of the arbitral tribunal and the
several stages of the procedure.
Article III-The present convention
shall be notified by the President OF the
United States of America, by and with
advice and consent of the Senate there
OF: it shall become effective on the day
of such ratification. and shall remain in
force for period of five years there
after
Done in duplicate in the English and
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Legislators Cornered.

What the Indiana Legislature win do
if Governor Hanly makes such a rec
ommendation is a question, yet in such
event the members will find themselves
in tight box. UnqueStionably ma
jority of them viii be opposed to tfe
enactment of such a law, but if Cover
nor Hanly makes the recommendation
and sees that a bill embodying his ideas
is introduced, it is not readily seen how
a single member of either house can
afford to place himself on record as op-
posing it
IN this situation the governor feels
that he holds the whip hand. and that
il is possible for him to inaugurate a
radical reform at the outset of his a6-
ministration that will make him and his
administration famous He sees that
the Legislature that would have the
temerity to ignore or to oppose such a
recommendation from the governor
would certainly write itself down as in
famous, and he regards the Indiana pub
lie still sufficiently sensitive as to the
honor of its officials to show the mem
bers OF such a Legislature that they
had Gug their own graves and buried
themselves uOlific91ly
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
IndIQnd's S NeV Governor
Hits Railroad Passes
Credited With Intention of Delivering a BugIe
Blast Against Their Acceptance by
Any State Officials

fective sort of bribery Whatever the
official may say in justification Of his
him under obligations to the railroads.
or at least makes him kindly disposed
toward them. When called upon to act
officially in a matter affecting the in
tereStS of the railroads he cannot but
be influenced in a degree by his sense
of obligation to those from whom he
accepted favors.
Officials. ii is argued. will accept rail-
road passes. but would grow purple with
rage if rendered the cash equivalent.
Members of the Legislature, in addition
to their per diem, are allowed nileag ge
for their travelling expenses to and from
the capital. yet it is safe guess that
most of the members have already re-
ceived and accepted these favors, which
have come TO be regarded a S perquisites
of the office TO which they are elected
bY the neonle.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES
SWEEPS OVER BUFFALO
Two Thousand Cases Reported to the
Health Department in the Month
Just Ended-Schools Close.

BUFFALO, Dec. 31-BuffaIo has on it's
hands measles epidemic surprising in
extent any known in the history of the
city.
In the first thirty days of the month
just closing, about 1900 cases have been
reported to the health department The
daily average is forty cases
Just before the schools closed for the
Christmas holidays some were sadly de-
pleted of pupils
In some class rooms the absence due
to measles was between 10 per cent and
20 per cent
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
NOT A MATTER OF OWNERSHIP.

President Eliot. of Harvard, recently
visited hotel in New York, and when
he LETT the dining room the colored man
in charge of the hats picked up his tile
without hesit& ton and handed it TO him.
How did you know that was my hat
when you have hundred there?" asked
Mr.. Eliot.
I didn't know 1t, sab, !" said the negro.
Didn't know * was mine? Then why
did you give it TO me?'
Because you gave il 10 me, sah.''-
Golfers Weekly
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
KANSAS A GOLD STATE.

Kansas, in 1903. for the first time joined
the ranks OF gold-producing States.
Along with her came Tennessee The
two States came in with gold products
valued at S. 700 for Kansas; $500 for
Tennessee. Kansas also reported silver
for the first time. giving a production of
no less than 5000 ounces--kansas City
Journal.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
A MARRIAGEABLE DAUGHTER.

Mamma, is it true that Mr.. Millions
squints?
Il dent know. bat l nope to goodness
If he does he'll squint your way
Houston Post
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
-JUssERAND."
Organized Opposition.

since the treaties were first entereo
mo by the diplomatic representatives
OF the various countries and this ra-
non. the apprehension on the part OF
southern Senators that an effort might
De made to collect repudiated bonds of
civil war days has led to the expecfatio,
that an amendment wifi be offered. urob-
aoiy 70 Article /, exempting the 5ones-
nc affairs of any nation from the aopli-
cation OF the treaty provisions. This
would dispose of Southern opposftfen
and improve the chances for fstyar.hIs
action by the Senate
Apart from this opposition OF the
South. there is strong disapprovaI on
another score. The proposed treaties
are with France. Germany. Great Brit
ain, Portugal, and Switzerland. The one
with the British government j. consis-
tently opposed by the powerful Clam
Na-6ael organization, which has alyavs
opposed any alliance or standing agree
ment between America and that conn
try 1t can hardly be predicted how
much influence this body could exert
against the five treaties If linked togeth-
er, but K is realized that it exerts a good
deal Of power at times. though its opera
tlons have always been of a q,.ietzso-t
Until the Senate orders some action.
IN executive session, the text of the
treaties Will be kept secret This win
not be true. however only ina tech
meal and official sense, because OF the
+ reneh treaty becoming publicly kr1oan-
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

French languages. at Washington. this
lst day of November. in the year 1904
JOHN HAY,
--TI-SSE~p
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

Reform agitation in the Middle West
has struck Indiana good and hard. if
intimations from that section are to be
given full credence. According to a re-
cent prognostication from political
sources close to the new State admin
fstration. there viii be a sensation
caused when Governor-elect Hanly de-
livers his inaugural address on January
next
From trustworthy sources it is re-
ported that The new governor, in his
first words to the people and to the
Legislature, will recommend the en-
actment OF law making it a crime
punishable by Impeachment, for any
official or employe of the State to ac-
cept a railroad pass or similar "cour-
tesies' from corporations anxious to in
gratiate themselves with such officials
or employees.
Credited by Officials
While there has not yet been any
confirmation of this prediction, many
officials do not doubt that such is
Hanly's firm intention. so that conster-
Iation and dismay reign in Indiana Of
ficislIdona. Those acquainted most inti-
rnately with Governor Hanly believe it
not only possible, but quite probable,
that he is determined to strike at what
is regarded as the root from which cor
ruption of public officials springs.
1t is known that Hanly is q strict
coustructionist as to the official moral
code. He holds that public officials are
the servants of the entire public, and
that they should no more accept favors
and special privileges from corporations
er individuals than they should accord
favors and special privileges to cor
porations or individuals In a word.
Efanly is a commoner-democrati in
The true sense of the term. Personally
he adheres rigidly to the standard he
would set for others. In The recent
campaign when he travelled thousands
OF miles over Indiana, ana as the Re
publican candidate for governor could
have had free transportation from every
railroad in the State, he paid cash fare
for every mile.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
&an SDrcne grGoe?

Ooenitadenbe Spergsmanl er bib
til altib blepet 6eTparet benpgtenbe;
men Der er MI Idmlet en- Wl9n9be
Gfsempler paa, at mango 8nr ian
uogpbe Oirtelige Saarer, uOen / 9ss
6et nnoer fignenoe 5or6olb, Iom briaz
ger WenneTfet til at gre6e. 8lanbt
re 9Dr, Iom lettsit ian fable / @raab.
rtgnes 9r6Otpggerne. bpis 5ilbsies
I g6eb til at grpbe er Iaa 6stenot. at
tsr / 5pifGdub er opItuaet en- Gale
mddbe: o@r9be fom en- 9alp". Gns
bDer Segsr Oeb, at 6iortsn ian gres
Re, og bet forfitres, at ogfau gjsrnen
rbgDber 5durer, nadr ben Ter, at oens
iibite Zine er tommen. SITE minbre
fslioin er 9irdFen, fom ms6 tddres
Fplbte ZINE fer pdu Segeren, Der bar
iadret ben. Gn engelit 5orfatter fors
taler ON en- afritanIf Qntilop, fom
BAN I lrngere lib bopbe forfulgt:
,.StumHu9er fei fra bens Mule,
Strsmme at S0eb 6aObe giOst beas
graa Sub en- bIaaIig 5arpning; 3ao=
rerne lsb ub af oens tore, forte 9ins,
CO BET par tDbeligt, at Dbret f0lte.
at bet bar i'm Gnoe ner." 6un5e
5ra6er lei. ligeiebss mango 4ber.
UlungfofOige llbiugn bar man ON. at
GIefaHtsn er tilbeieGig til 9raab; bn
ubgpoer 8adrer, mar Den er bleDen
%idaret eaer nad ben fer, at ben life
fan lsbe bort fra fine 5orFslQere, 80
fore Draaber triaer frem At bens
Zine lige fom bos ct MenneIfe, naar
ret er / tart geOagelis. Den fore
@Iefdntineer Senunt, Der iom fda
andre far lGrt bette Dprs Qbf9ro ut
ttnbe, fcrtGIer fslgenbe ON en- Gles
~fcnbtbiorb. Der bar blepen inofangen
! en- SnObegning: .Hogle forbolot Zig
rclige, lIgoe fig nsb pua Sorben og
gap beres Sorg til aenbe aIene peb
5adrer. Tom uoen qf6rpbelis t~rGnatt
lig frem at bsres Zine"
Ogfuu mango 8anObpr formour at
gr9be. Saalsbes er ale Sa9ttagere
enige ON, at 0elfinerne | Dsbssies
bliftet ubfteOer ct bbbt Sui og ubsDs
Der rigelise Sdarer. Man bar ogfda
iet en- Jung Sunfalbunb gr9be, bo en-
Ssmanb br9bte ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08

On m9rftlis geretniag.

mermorgen bar itaaet pad 8emm.s
ftolte 3op, 5000 SOB ooer 9apet. o9
fra bette Steo iet ino / bet frantic
56peib's berlige 4lpeperoen, ban oil
Dare enfg meO mig /. at oenne uDii9t
berer til bet ftsnneite. Tom Sorben bar
At bp6e. Men ban bill ogfaa erinore,
ii bet moieitetifte og bet ~forfgroez
lige Der blanoes paa en- forunoerI &
Wuaoe. mtebens / bet fierne Nullis
FER S~nebtrgene bilier os | ~fortlaret
glons - ligger 9anosbpen 2eut
neoen uuoer 8eumi / en- trong og
Dob OoI.
Bet er." I~trtoer en- sammel Rel
euoe, yfrpgtelige Shipper, Der b9ber
fig MOB 6immelen, og iOm er forfers
psltge at itue."
De er Ogiaa / girteligFben Iaa
.frpgteltge4. at enbos en- mobig Munb
feler fig trang ON 6iertet. Del ipnes
nR1ten umultgt at gau neb ab ben
imalle Sti. ipm er inbbu9get Slip
oerne. 9aigepel er ReOitigningen itte
Forbltnoet meo nogen Sare, o9 paa
Gin Commencement Q876) ites Ogs
faa ieg neb / Odlen efter en- tung III
feb meb bet Itrddlenbe 9emmi.
Mten ieg bupbe lite giort tnfinbe
Stribt, fsr ie9 itanieOe. S 8Iippen
por Der uemttg inObugget en- lille
Rf6e; / ben ItoO ct bpiot Marmor=
tors, og pad bette bar Der ffreOet bis
ie to Orb: %ollnica fpes" (~ueneIte
6oGb).
.90do ituloe bette Rors meb ben
T9lIomne Subftrift betpbe Der ben
ptlbe 8iergtlsft. boor 6ieIbet n9ften
Io6ret lt1rter neb / ben bunblsie Nj
gruno?
gad bette 5teo Itprteoe for Is
adr liben en- ung frdnf @rebinne
Do Nopn o'6erlincourt meb 1T 3uI.
t1r neo / bet 100 SOB SOelg.
NtOt / ct rigt, I%oltlart og frp0efulot
UlenneIteGie bortreoes plibIelig ben
6lomitrenOe ungs &pinbe, og benbes
g~fterIabte geufanot life engang benz
bss tnuite 9egeme.
6oae 8adben bupoe od ben uI1ts
itlige Sober og MOOer, @Ggtefqae og
S6itenbe mob 5ortpiblelien2 af Der
6eRs 6erlig6eO. Stenbeb % Wfdgt
tuube fife r9tte benz nogen 8dffdm
FOR oeres Soar. - og al 9erbens
8isoom og 5ifofoF tun0e life Ifdfs
aem en- eneite 2psftraale / bette Mgrs
e. De Oi0fts boerfen ub eaer inb,
iabtTi De omiiOer gift / fig ielO og bar
ale oere5 5aarer og Smerter ben til
Rorfet. Ia bleo Der ifile / 5jerters
ne. ou opranbt M~oroenrgOen for BEN,
Do fanbt Oeres ~italpenbe 5Bbber N
9ruHb. 9Dorpdd be tunbe itoa.
Eli 8tbne5bprb 6erom latte be ct
Hors pdd bet Steo, boor beres Gins
8tebe os 5rsit Ddr itprtet / 4fgrun<
ben. og pnd &oriet itreo De: %,llnitn
fpss."
5eg ifunmer mig lite BED at til.
itaa, at jeg fit 5uurer / 9jnens Oeb at
tente pdd aft bette.
Bar bet Sorsens 5aartr oDer al
oea- Summer. fom SorOeliost barer
qua?
Bisfefig men bet bar tinige
8leoens 3aorer ooer, at Der giDes q
,unfco fpes", fom fsrit bd blIper ret
IereHoe, uudr ale Stabningens Hez
fer %forftummer og ber bort.
Jor ct 9ieblit glemte jeg Qlpspers
oenens Stsnbeb, men / Stebet bers
,sSa ltraalsbe for mine 9jns ben sOige
Wsr&grSOe, be o8ierge. bDOrfrd
5felpes fommer@. Den 5iGlp, Der be-
aoqr oeri, at CUB dftsrrer ale fine
Bgrns Sadrer.
Men jeg tufOe fndrt fOmms neO
pad 5orosH igsn.
gu letfnbig 5rduifmano, iOm ts
Gaqen / 5orpeien bd0oe lGrt at tsns
be / BET ubpg9etigegarts4us S6tpas
ssbud, git Deb SiOen uf mig. Dem
~ nerre Dor | Ct Stnfte mere uops
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
9Iemmcts 9Dgge.

reiite fig ira aftensbOrOet % tog iin
9at.
= ga, ieg gaar liOt uO = f~Oareoe
ban i~tpoesIpit.
= 0ltn boorben9
- aan bet life OGre Dig lige me
get? Seq Ital moi tOmme til6o9e til
~Iaopanlig 5ib, gmmu.
Den unge 8one teoeoe lib, Os bun
6leb libt reb / 8.nberne.
Ter 0ar nogst, bun gernt biiOe fig,
noget, bun ofte 6abbe tentt paa; I'll
nar 9ejligbeben Der til at tale.
= San bll life foritao, at bet lie
er mig lige meget, ON ie9 OsO, bDor pu
er sIsr life, - iagOe bun milOt. =
Raar jeg maa iapne bit SeIftab Der
tiemme, 0iIoe ieg bog / bet minoite
bare libt %rolisere, naar ieg OioIie,
bpor bu bar.
- Msn bu OeO 10, at ieg er filter
moi, rg bOao mere Tan bu pnite at
pibe2
= Seq Oeb ilet lite, ON Ou er lit
Ter nor, naar jeg life ier 8.g. Seq
Oeo intet ON Dig, naar bu er borte.
: Ma Mener bu, at itg life for
itadr at paste paa mig feIo9
- On ubtpber mine Orb gal.,
9eorg. 9et sr bog rimeIigt, at ieg
er urolig, naar bu er borte. 6pis leg
life bOlbt Iaa msget uf Dig, oilOe jeg
rel tage bet mere I%ige9ptOi9t. Ruor
0u er paa aontOret, fsIer ieg bet life
Iaaodn; iua peo ie9. al ieg tan Use
Dig og finoe Dig. ndar ION BELT jtg
OiI; men naar bu er borte oisie Iange
Qftener, begpnber itg at grunbe ober,
6por bu pei tan pare; iaa fgler jeg
mig enc os forldbt; ben enc 9anfe
Orager Den anben meb fla, til iss
feIer mig fud urolig pg ulnttelig
IA, glib Ou bog oiIbe blipe biemme
6os mig nogle at bins Qftener!"
- Raa, LAP bet iaaoan ub2 Ss3
Iantte 10 moi, at Del par bet ou Tig.
tebe til. Du bill bare mig til at fio
Re bjemme Der - bare iammen meb
Dig bele Qftenen2
- 5a. fan BET unOre Dig; ieg plsis
eos at nere meget IDttelig, naar bu
iitbragte en- aften bos mig, fSr ri
bleo gift - og bet Oilbe jeg ogTaa
rare MI.
- Qaa ia. fOareOe benbss Nano
imiIenbe. BET par 10 5orretningsme
Der. @i oroneOe aft FOR Dor 5rsmtis.
"a. en- al bore Planer bar al
ifabe ct 6itml
- 6ar Ri ba life fact bet2
gi far ct Steb, bpor Ri fan
30! fOareoe bans 6uItru fort.
ga. altiaa ct 6iem. 50 buff
min pigs. at 5iemmet tr 5uftrueas
spun ital tage FIG af BET,
aft beross arbejOe ligser Der; men
9erniu9 tatter BAN un0st
ben.
ga, men 2tftensn BAR bu BOG
iii bin Raabigbsb. 4ftenerne biems
me bOs 5aber og M1ober bar altio
Iuu bDggelise; Der babbe ieg aItib no
gen Ct tale meb; Der fOber ieg gaHitt
IRE og tiifelurtr. 6bOrban mon 0u
pilOe fpnes ON, at je9 par borte Qfs
ten eftsr often. mens bu TtuIbe fO0e
Der?
Del biloe isg life baoe bet minos
Re imoo.
Men Ou Diroe uif life baue
.1t til al prsue bet.
So. bUorfrr bog itte2 iagseI
geors flpt.
= Oil Ou 6liOe Der biemme bDer
gftsn / Matte uge, mems ieg saor uo2
= Sa. meb gl9be. Seq lrber DIG
Jpcn / asbet, At jeg life taI file migI
Jon Oferlaml
Og Iaa git ben uuge Wano os bar
mart bos line geuner. 6un bolht
neget af tn 5uitru; ban par en-
tint 5orretuiEssmoro, men Tom sa-
timber al andre 2ggtemGnb baDbe ban
fadet ben 8ane at fuGie til6ringe Ut.
tsnerne uOs bet ipntes ban, bar
Fans Het; Det bar Der oa life nGget
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08

Saa Git ben file 5rue. % benoe5
Rano bar aIene. 6an bapbe en- COB
Bog og latte fig Ttrats til at IGie ben.
Dan Latte til benab 8, fda begpnote
ban at gabe % fbert 2iebIit at + pua
llret. 6un reiIte fig fra fin Stol %
traDeoe op og NED al 9ulbet, mems
ran 1siteoe fine 0nolingsmelobier.
Sad tpebe ban til alaberet - oans
Iorebe after op og neb, bdnbeoe, fua
paa uret. Sdd tom bans 9uTira
biem.
Sd, fer er ieg, 9eorg, iagOe
bun = boorOan bar bu moret 9ig9
ltbmartst! Seq bapbe ingen
qnelie ON, at &Ioften par ida mango.
oar bu bait bet rart2
- Sa, ieg bar O~irteIig moret mig.
Man %trGnger Eo8 osiaa til at fe an
ore M%enneiter, tale meb BEN, BET
friIter op, bet er bebre snb oenne
Itabige Sibben biemme. Ste iunbt2
- Qd, bet Oeb ieg bog ittel Pa
reoe 9eorg libt ufitter.
NGIte often berebte emma fig til
al gda puanp.
= Seq Ifal NOT tomme biem / COB
lib = Idgbe bun let.
9por sddr bu benz
- pa, bet Oeb ieg life beitemt. Der
er Iao mango Steber. jeg fan gaa.
5aroeI! O9 imilenbe gift bun uo ub
0sren.
otter TAB @eorg alene; ban prs
0eOe at lua 9i0en libel Tom / @aat;
men bet Intteoss enbnu badrliQere.
Qf O9 til gIeO BANS gIit ben opt-
hans 9uitrus TONNE gIabs. % upil
taarlig greb ban FIG / at I9nges liot
efter benot. 9u &lotten bar 10.
ee9bnote ban at lbtte efter. at bun
IfuIbe tomme fom i @oar; men Der
gil en- balo Zine og en- beI, uOen at
bun bite fig.
6dn 6espnbte at figge ub al Bin
euet - ingen - ban bIeO beb I So
reoet at at lntte. -
pa, DIT er ogIaa for gait! ub
brsb ban plubieIig bit. 9bor
Elmer bun Deg at. 9un burbs oirs
telig life TONNE iaa tent 6iem. Ser
iio6er nan % Denter
GnoeIig benao IL tom Emma.
- Sa, bet bleo liot tent! iagoe
bun. men BET sr ifie iaa nemt at Zip
pc fra self. Sea traf uogle gamle
genner. og Iuu gift SiOeH. uoen at
jeg t9ntte oosr BET. Du Ear bel
BAIT BET rart2
Sa, rigtis go6tl %IUareOe BEN
bes Wtarb tdppert. 9iemmet 81
Dog ar geOel st so6t Steb!
ga. iier naar man fan baDe bet
tigtig for FIG ielO! iagbe bans 6u=
ifru meb ct file Sibeblit til BAN.
5du foarebs life.
Reffe often giorbe emma ia far
Zig fin. iHOeH BUN gil 10; bun tpg=
Iete i'm RaHO til 5arOel o9 teosos
libt. fnosn bun aa6Hebe Oeren.
= On er fda slegaHtl fugbe 9eorg
: en- Op6ibfet Zone. !6Bor Ttal ou benz
ga, bbor mon2 Sat, min Ben
Raa, men for Reifen fan bet bu bare
Dig ct famine. 8u nsb 10, at jeg
er filter mot
ga, natlirttgpist
Oct ian uere, jeg fer inb tt
OnteG SOhus - jeg peb bet life be-
TENT! Seq berte noget ON, at Broom
ttulos tomrne Der | NfteH og Utorrfs
- naa. MI FIBER reg!
9eOrg NtffOn tditebe fig / en- StOI
bar / gOerlig iGet 6umsr. Dan CAB
lite l9fe, gogen irritereoe BAN. Mus
iitten i9ntes BAN en- ganife operHes
big StgI fun egnst til al PLACE bans
Rerper 6oao ifufOe ban btitiae2
6ooo / M0srOen Fulo< ban bog
beItile9
90 Der LOB mi FANS unge, nbbelise
9uiira suni1s frejois cf Steo fra
Fam, Sub p<b 6por benz Del bar 10
9anHib at iaOe benbe soa, mems ban
Iao Der d bar osb at forguu At
9aHgiel!
o. 49, nj ,fla CmroTsI h.n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
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