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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02

stone politicians there ready
and willing to give you tip
how to cast your ballot but as
the whole city ticket was nom
mated without adescenting.
voice. it is your duty as good
citizen to 60 and cast your vote.
to confirm the actions of the.
Citizen Mass convention.
Piles are easily and quickly
checked with DR.. Shops
Magic Ointment. To prove it
l will mail a small trial box as
convincing test. Simply adj
dress DIR. Shoop, Racine Wis. i
surely would not send it free
unlees 1 was certain that Dr..
Shops Magic Ointment would
stand the test. Remember it
is made expressly and alone for
8 W o II e n painful, bleeding or
itching piles, either external
or internal. Large jar SOC.
Sold by all dealers.
A meeting of the attorneys of
this district will be held in the
Court House in this city April
9Th. for the purpose Of
t a king over the matt
er of Judgeship of this district
among some members bar, and
they would like to see a more
learned man on the bench. If
this Districts to have a new
Judge, we would like to see
him chosen from the Richlan 1
County bar, there is no country
that can produce as many able
attorney az old Richland and
among them there are excell-
ent timber for Judge of district.
From a political view of this
matter, we don't think we have
any Democrats in this country
who would care to accept the
position, but there is good tim
Der on the republican side who
would make fair and imparseal
Judges.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02

For Dentistry go to DIR. D. S.
Brogunier, Schuler Block. If
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Baker
who have been spending the
winter in Boston e turne d
home last Friday.
Earl Hauskens is spending
his vacation on the farm with
his grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
HI. c. N. Myhra.
The Boston store man al
ways has something for your
benefit in his advertise ments.
he is talking to you through
the Times columns this week,
if his talk is not about the
goods that interest you, call
and see him, we are sure he
has them in stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brothers we're
agreeabley surprised one nigeht
last week, when several men,
bers of the w. B. A. and their
families marched in on them
with we'll filled baskets, and
took possession of their home,
the evening was spent in dane
ing other amusements, which
lasted until wea- ma,-hours,
then they all bid far well to
Mr.. and Mrs. Brothers, as they
will leave for their new home
at Mime apolis to morrow.
Pain anywhere, can be quick
ly stopped by on e OF DR..
Shops Pink r a n Tablets.
Pain always means congestion,
unnatural blood pressure. DR..
Shops Pink Pain Tablets
simply coax congested blood
away from pain centers. These
Tablets-known by druggists
as DR.. Shops Headache Tab
lets-simply equalize the blood
circulation and then pain al
ways departs in 20 minutes.
20 tablets 25 cents. Write DIR.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. for free
package. Sold by all Dealers.
II is reported that Great
Northern division office will be
discontinued at Breckenridge
in the near future.
Wahpeton City Election will
be held next Monday, while
there is but one ticket in the
field to vote for, it is the duty
of every citizen to go to the
polls and exercise that one
franchise there will be no
Gangsters Rougsters or Curb
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02

Furnished rooms to rent SOB
Sixth street. phone 290L.
Observation-Disclosures wines and
liquors by bottle or gallon, all
kinds Of bottle beer. If.
"Bismarck"-the finest aud
cleanest place in Breckenridge.
Everything up-to. date. Blatz
beer on dratuh, If.
Mrs. F. Keene of Michigan
was at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. Christie nson d part of
last week.
We wish to call the attention
to those who anticipate having
some photos taken to. look in
these columns for Theo. Hing
tgens advertisement. he will
turn out your work on short
notice, which will exactly suit
you.
Weak women get prompt and
lasting he lp by using DR..
Shops Night Cure. These
soothing, healing, antiseptic
suppositories, with full inform
alton how to proceed are in.
terest:ngly told of in my book
"No 4 for women" The book
and strictly confidential medi-
cal d vi c is entirely free.
Simply write DR.. Shoop,
Racine, Wis, for my book No. 4.
Sold by all dealers.
The modern Brotherhood of
America, No. 738 of this city
has awakened after years of
slumber, it appears that the
local deputy, Geo. Wrahlstad,
from all reports is keeping
the older members pretty busy
taking in new ones there were
Is new members. added for
February, "a for March, and
indications are that about 80
more will be ready for the in
itiary work, at their next meet
ing which will be held on the
evening of April 23rd.
Editor Christensen of the
Bermedji News was in our city:
Tuesday and this office acknow-
lodges a fraternal call.
That languid, lifeless feeling
that comes with spring and
early summer, can be quickly
changed to feeling of buoy
ancy and energy by the >judic-
ious use of DR., Shops Restora-
tive.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02
FARM LOANS.

1t will pay you to see us be-
fore placing your application
for farm loan. We can loan
you LARGEST AMOUNTS on
EASIEST TERMS and at
LOWEST RATES OF INTER
EST. We also write insurance
both FIRE and TORNADO in
in six of the strongest COM
panies on earth.
tt SCHUYLER Bios.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02

Apprentice wanted to learn
the millinery trade at Miss
Sandbo's millinery store.
Estes, the complete house
furnisher has something to
say to you this week. See >his
advertisement.
The Wahpeton High School
Girls Basket Ball team went
up to Kindred Tuesday and
played the team of that City
and won by the Score of 26 to Z
Don't fail to read the Osten
dorf Clothing Company Adver-
tisement, they carry the finest
line of gents furnishing goods
and clothing in Wilkin Co.
T h e, Ladies of St. Johns
church will have a hand-ker-
chief sale a n d serve supper
from 5 to 8 o'clock on Easter
Monday, April 20, 1908 at the
Forester's Hall.
w. S. Lauder attended a
special term of Court at Fore
man, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bob Milton of the Merchants
Hotel was passenger to Som
erset Wisconsin Monday even
ing.
Ward reaches this office that
Louis E. Christensen former
townsman and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Christensen of this city
was married at Grimm CHAM
Washington Thursday March
rs, to a Miss Dora Main of said
City. Rev. U. Henderson affici-
ating, the Times extends Con-
CALCULATIONS.
The senior class, composed
of Geo. Rischard, c. Babe, E.
Hodel, John Dorm, NJ a r n
Voves, r. Giles, VIM. Keiser,
Otto Shultz, H. Hodel a n d
Wesley Oliver of the athletic
association, exhibited t h i r
superiority to the ordinary
person, as athletes, to a large
gathering at the Turner's hall
last Monday evening, The class
is progressing, nicely under the
able management of director
John Faber, and all those VINO
wish to join the association be-
tween the age of 16 and 20 are
requested to call at the hall next
Monday evening.
Mr.. L. n. Sprung one of our
thrifty business men will have
his business matters in this
city closed up, and will leave
for Devils lake N. D where he
has purchased what is known
as the Goldberg Furniture
business. Mr.. Sprung 8 q
wide awake business man and
thoroughly understand the fur
niture business, while he had
built up a fine trade in his line
but seeing he could b t e r
by the change he has grasped
the opportunity. While we
are sorry to see Mr.. Sprung
and his good family leave our
city, we hope he may meet
with success inhis new location.
Your water rent is due.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02

Oan Wright was a passenger
to Ed-nberg N. ID Wednesday.
tlrs. Geo Wallace and child
rem are guests of Fairmount
relatives thfs week.
F A. Push, of St. Paul, was
in our city couple of days this
week, the guests of his old time
friend T.. Kachelhoffer.
N. d., who has been making a
short visit with his par, n,s Mr.
DR.. Zimmerman, d entis
office in M,ksche & Benrsh
Building, Breck mr. d q e.
Phone 22s ]. if
Shultz aud Co. the well
known Hardware firm has
something to say about Farm
and Garden seeds in this issue
of the Times.
W. w. Jameson, the new
furniture man is to busy this
week unpacking and arranging
his furniture too say much in
this issue, but he is talking
some, look him up.
c. ]. Kachelhoffer and w. +
Robbins were. passengers to
Lidgerwood Tuesday evening
where they took the Chapter
work of A. F. and A. NJ. Lodge.
DIR. c. A. Purdon of Lisbon
and Mrs. James Purdon, e.
turned home Sunday evening.
About thirty of>our bocal L.
O. O. J. Lodge seen Wyndmere
last Tuesday evening and aided
the Wyndmere lodge in some
initatory work, those who parti-
cipated report a pleasant time
and say the people of the little
village are allright-allright.
The ladies of the Fortnight
ly Club met with Mrs. C. d.
Clipfell for the annual election
of officers, March rs. The foil
owing officers were elected:
Mrs. N. w. Hicks, president,
Mrs. F. E. Moll. vice president;
Mrs. E. L. Shaw, corresponding
secretary; Miss Lillian Mirick,
recording secretary; Mrs. c. D.
Clipfell, treasurer. The club
decided to take up the study Of
Our Country for the next two
years as outlined by the Bay
View course.
The Restorative is a genuine
tonic to tired, rundown nerves,
and but a few doses is needed
to satisfy t b e user that DR..
Shops Restorative is actually
reaching that tired spot. The
indoor life of winter nearly al
ways leads to sluggish bowels,
and to sluggish circulation in
general. The customary lack
of exercise and outdoor air ties
up the liver, stagnates the kid
neys, a n d oft-times weakens
the Hearts action. Use DR..
Shops Restorative a te w
weeks and all will be changed.
A few days test will tell you
that you are using the right
remedy. You will easily and
surely note the change from
day to day. Sold by all Deal
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-04-02
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
City Election next Monday
all day.
twenty-five girls wanted at
the Dakota Candy Factory at
once. If.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watcher, Sunday March Goth.
a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hauskens,
were guests at the home of
Hans Mira and family over
Sunday.
For all kinds of sewing call
on Mrs. w. III. Williams 2O9
Delaware ave., between End
and 3rd. ct. If
Mr.. Helon and Josie Oliver
who are teaching Successful
terms of school in the western
part of the country are home
on their Springs vacations.
Large posters are announcing
the 9th. annual ball of the
Germania Hose Company of
this city to be given Easter
Monday evening April 20.
The people of thia section
were all fooled on the first day
of April, having beautiful
spring weather for a week pre-.
vious lacked up by the honk
of wild geese quack of the duck
and the twitter of the blue
birds. and to peep out of your
windows early Wed. morning
and see a bowling blizzard ra-
ging Wouldn't that frost you.
Miss Nelson spends her week
vacation at Benson MINI.
Mr.. A. c. Gaeblein from New
York City Editor OF the we'll
know christian magazine,
"Our Hope" will be in town
Tuesday and Wednesday next
week April 9TH and 9Th. He
will lecture at the Bible school
in the morning and preach in
the Methodist c b u r c h at 8
o'clock p. m. a n d 1880 p. m.
both days. Remember t h e
time! Remember to come.
A new company has been or
ganized in our city, a 9 t h e
"Twin-City cement works." for
the purpose of the manufacture
of cement Blocks, Sidewalk Tile
and contract of soft cement
Sidewalks and foundations,
Mr.. N. F.. Semeuson and A.
Paselsen are the two per-
sons named as President and
Secretary of the Company who
have completed nancial back
ings to insure a success of the
bushes, Mr.. Semsen is cement
worker of years experience be-
ing the first constructor of &C.
ment Blocks and sidewalks tile
in these parts. and thoroughly
under stands the construction
Concrete walks and founda ton.
Some Bargins to be found in
the Farmers Supply Companies
Advertisement this week.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28
minneapolis.

sporbeisfonrpaeuiet table saaen.
geo en- 8gieiteretsoom, Der falot iio-
lite uge, bar Sporpeisfompogniet
fact at bioe, at ,,aar BET bomber,
at bets Ronbuftgrer mnrfer be
9%ransfers, be giber m Nosiagererne
tit 8rug pna en- an6en 2iinie, 11rigs
TIC, giper bette lite Ro1buftbren paa
oenne Cine 8et til at Bite pebfom-
neube 8agidger at gogrren elIer for
bre nh Detailing. Nsiis Clara Mor-
riH bdboe for en- Eio fioen facet q,
feilmnrfet 8ransfer, om ao11oufte-
zen neeteoe at mootaee % Sd bun
lite piIoe betaIe 10 sJare1 otte ban
ber1oe n gognm. 8daoe Ditriftgg-.
Ioa a1iefteret bar ~ tiIfisnot lcloe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28

Gn @ape til Moberlanbet. Moro-
menoene / Mmerifa bar begpnot en-
8epegelie for at inolamle en- itor
Sum, 100000, til Snofjgb at en-.
flor @ape til Seorelanoet paa 100.
Mars6agen for @eotagelim af Georges
&iges @rln0lop, s. 10. Mai 1914.
@apen bill mulig fomme til at be-
itao / Ell norlf Miniiterbolig / 8a-5
ibington. Ser er oaunet en- &omite
at Ieoenoe observation-disclosures rl,not
i Mmerifa til at 1e6e SSnoi amlingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28

GE%4M%sSs IEEahEh%3SGTaSs5S&
@enipn. 9bi ale Spge % 5page %
@nmIe ct 10 iifffe netop MiIIionerer.
De fIeite 5lags Groceries, Smdr,
MpH, ETC., fan figbes for fanrme
Hris ION Nor6en; &ip6 er fun balp
9ris. sri Sgoeparer fan man ffin6e
let rigt l1opaIg.
Sugleie ct billig:: 5 a 6 DoIl. pr.
Monne6 for 4 d 5 @nrelier. @rl
81 8ranoe err bilIigt. Mgbler fan
|figbes billigt % uoett fort Cab fpl-
ges pe6 Mnftion til 8aoren, raar
man bill reiie. Men man bsr bore
noe / Chen ON Soften for giennem
f8efienbte at leie 5us eller Boaro
Jog 2oeis / prinate Sanhilter; BET
5i6ite er lite iaa let; men Der er ct
rummeligt 6oteI bpor 8oar6en foiter
$1.O0 PIT. Sag.
81 leber billigere ber emo Nor-
Sen, tbt Ri trRnger lite mere END
en- GienoeoeI tie .61eI".
8. Ser er en- rorif-6anff &oloni
meo {. % 6amilier, boenbe bels Z
ielpe 8Den og bells in6til / Mils 8ei
fra 8Den; fer. er en- norff-6anif lntb.
@irfe, ~betienenoe &reit, regelmpSfige
@1ostieneiter, Il1tberif SgnoagsifoIe,
CODE 5foler og Spiifole. Ser er ct
beiligt, iun6t, blpot 8r6aoDano, JON
Tan hruges iaapI til Driffe og /
&usbol6ningen iom til 8aof. Set
er nRiten operalt mi%neralboloigt
beitaaen6e al Sern og Spopl.
9opeb-DDben De6 en- 8tnters Sp-
bol6 ber / 5p6en er, at man iaa
goot Tom bper Dag fan bore noe /
friff SUIT, og Set meite at Stben
nD6e go6t al 5olens renien6e, for
npenoe og parmenbe S%noflD6elie.
Mere og mere fommer 10 2Rgerne
til set &elultat, at Col og friif, rem
Suit ct Maturens fornemite Sell
breoeliesmioler.
Sba6 leg Der bar ifrepet er ll6e-
luffen6e nj. s. t. Spbolb for SDge
og Spage.
&ommer man til 5pgrgsmaalet
ON ITO mate q liping" Fer i-5poen,
ON EARNING, Equalization, Mrbei6s.
forbol6 etc, iaa er leg 6els min6re
competent. til at gipe Ct paalibeligt
5bar, og bels freezer bette en- Iangt
mere i%n6gdaen6e Bodybuilding, emo
leg er: rebe til at tage fat paa.
Sorrelten bill leg raabe enboer,
Iom bill fiebe 2ano, begpnbe Gor.
refining eller ipefulere bporfombelit
i Ber6en, albrig ganife at ftole paa
on6res 8effribelie, men ielb perio,,,
Zig iagttage % un6erigge 6orbolbe=
ne; enoog 90 fan man blipe .ffuffet.
&un6e leg m. s. t. @aa6 / ianitar
&enieenbe pere nogen til @ejlebning,
iaa ffal leg meb @le6e - raar Der
ffripes til mig bore re6e til at
ibare og uotale mig giennem bette
8la6s 5palter og beipare ollie rime-
lige Spergsmaal. 9erimoo bill
pripat &oreipon6ance blibe for bt6t<
ipftig, 90 6enne ollereoe for nit 8e6=
%fommen6e oberitiger set rimelige.
2a6 mig ogiaa tilfgie,- at leg ingen
iom BELT Snteresle bar / pef11niqr
&enieenoe - enten Ser fommer faa
eller mango; leg ct enc og alene, in-
teresleret / at bore bine iDge og 1pa<
gelige Mebmenneifer til @abn.
S 9grbgbigbe6
S. 30 Ill I er g 9 g e n.
Sborsbp, Mlabama, Gebr. 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28
Borgeraano % BOT
gerp(igt.
(Gortfat fra side ID

(5ortfot fra SHE 10
oes for at afgibe gobe Borgere.
SpoenropReren mao tages paa rette.
Waa6e, ellers BIZ Sc onoe Magter.
tage ban og able en- ono politiIf @f.
grsoe at bam. Dg Der bar leg
min Saan6 ct 8rep fra en- 29rer !
min egen Stat, Der bar oprettet Ell
Stub blanot fine Sfole6renge flor
at bringe beore, pirfiommere % bill.
Iigere 8orgere no af 6eres &lnsie".
nSeg bolbt ct Sore6rag / Birming-
BAN, 9lla., bpor oct rpe Spo brpoer
giennem De gamle Graoitioner, on
Mg0ben0igbeoen al at pogte oper.
Drengene, De fommenoe Meno; %
leg bar netop fommet biem, 90 ie1.
fra en- Breit, i bpis Strife leg bapoc
talt til en- 5fare iaa flor og interes.
ferret, iom leg ijeloen bapoe let i BET
! Soreorag i%nteresierebe Soma %
@isconlin. Brepet fortalte, at eli
Man6 bapoe tiliagt bam at zoe $40.
900 til 9pretteIie al Ell Drengeflub.-
u9beralt bpor leg tom, btlites leg
al BEN famine Ste1nninq. pperalt, /
Noro og Sp6, 9it og @eit. Seq 1ao
8orgeraanoen iamle fig til en- @ier.
ming, .1om neppe itob Ben ful6t flor
uoooer 6e alminoelige rationale
2inier. Den fglte, at Ser matte
gieres noget, ON life an6et iaa rem
lie @aoerne lom en- Sorbere6elie for
itgrre cling, / bpilfe ofte &binoerne
CT De 1eoenoe. S &alama5oo bar Set
en- enelte @pinbe, Nep. s. Bartlett
Crane, Ser prebifebe og feiebe 8De1l
ct lungt 5tpfte frem imob gob Or
ben. Set forefommer mig ofte, at
sl1,orep Carnegie bar u6rettet Siing,
iom ban life brgmte ON, 90 ban bDgs
geoe fine 8ibliotbefer / 8Den r1,not
9d16et. Maar ct iaa6ant plubie,
Zig bleb reift 0mgipeller al Gin
fanoer og %fo,nunal Gorigmmelie,
blep set ofte for 8pen hba0 0el,
8lomlt bleb, 1om 8DmisiionRren
brdgte til Oct 1pge Barn Slumfpar-
terets @gnne: Blomiten matte babe
9ps, og en- al De forte 8inouesrl1oer
blep 1trafs giort rem. Men ben rene
R116e giorbe / ben @rao be andre til
famine, at Der itrafs efter blep faits
lat en- alminoelig 8aoifeoag for DC
andre @r,ber. 9g % oct ufienbte 2ps
itremmeoe in0, lfinne6e bet pao
ISmu6s og uor6en og 6oripmmelle !
set nsle @iem. Sci maatte bore an
oerleoes, og Der bleo en- &usrengib.
ring. Me0 ben npe SingeneS Sroel'
fon ser MT Maob og fritz Saab til
sen neobru6te &u1tru og Mooer, %
ser blep Gremifri6t ! &iemmet oa
blan6t bets 8eboere. nSlum" pal
blepet ilaoet paa 65lugt paa set eneits
GStpn npf fnn hpFpn1i,ps -i 6ipn1,
met.
uReL set er lite blot uoe MOI
@elt, at l1tdlt ttdder frem til en- nj
og beore .Singenes Silifan6. Mel
8elt er set forietteoe 2an6, Sremti.
oens 2nno, ON enc @ranbieoiitrif'
ternes Bioneerer er borte og Mt6.
6agsiolen thinner flart oper BET 2a11o.
bbor Ser u0rettes 1oset.y Sg oct,
ser MI uorettes meb at bper &omunl
feier for fin egen 96r, b%ogitapplio
talt, ct ct Iangt Sfri6t frem moi
ut afperge, at nSlum" faar Sno.
gang. 9g Ri maa afperge bette.
bpis ri life bill blipe ngot til at til,
ftaa, at @epubIifens 2gfte ON beor!
Gage for ct be6re Soft ffun bar toni
me Sro pd Life Banitun1e."
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"Banakr / AntRrtka'

vii udgaa under Medvirkmng afen R@kke hemragende og representative
Landsrn@nd Amerka, hvs Navne og Dygtighed hver paa sit Omraade er
betryggende Garanti for Verlets Pathological i enhver Henseende. Denne
itter@re konitd er f0gende:
A. N. Andersen, Blair5 Nebr, Redakt6r "Danskeren"; R. Andersen,
Brooklyn, Y, Persona1historiker; Kr. Anker, Elkhorn, Ia, H6jskoe-
forstander; j, Christian Bay. Chicago, Ill, BibIotekar; George Beck,
Seattle, Wash, Journalist; c. f. A. Bierregaard, New York City, Bibiote-
kar NAstor Library; A. Boberg, Partridge, Mimi; KC. Bodhodt Dwight,
Ill, President Den danske evg 1uth. Krke Amerika"; Kammerherre c.
Brun, Washington, D. G.. Dansk Gesandt; G. Busch, Kansas City, No.
Komponst og Musikdrekt6r; Aug Busck, Washington, 7. c,Prof BIT
mologi@ Smithsonian Institute; c. Z. Christensen, Audubon, Ia. Prasi#
dent Den For. danske ev luth. Krke i Amerika"; Adam Dan, Chcago,In,
Fonatter, Redakt6r "Kirkeig samkr'; j. Q. Frederiksen, Little Falls,
IN. y, Fabrikant; Carl Hansen, Tyler, Mimi, Foratter; Rev. q. Hansen,
Kennnare, N. D.; N. I. Hansen, Brookngs, S ID, Professor i Havebrug we'd
US. Experiment Station; Rasnus Hansen, Graylng, Mich, Fabrikant;
Fru ~ Heidemann, Washington, D. CT q. jensen Salt Lake City, Utah,
Histonker, Redakt6r "Bikuben'; War Kirkegaard, Racine, Wis., Redak-
tor "Norden'; c. r. y. Kierbye, A. NJ, M. D., Fresno, Cal; Rev. R-Ki6I
hede, Ashland (Grant), Mich. Carl Chr. Lorentzen, Prof. New York Uni
versity, New York City; {. N. Macho1d, Philadelphia, Pa; Fu AZ. K.
Mathiasen, Report, New jersey; arlMathiasen, Report N. u, Prasi
dent "Nordlyset Pub. &c. - .. Nordentof, Ds Moines, Ia, Forstander
Grand View College; z. Rasmussen, Minneapolis, MINI, President C
Rasmussen Pub. CO.; Rev. u Steenstrup,s Minneapolis, Mimi g. S.
Strandrod, New York City, Redakt6r "Nordlyset'; Anthon G. sorensen,
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