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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-07

we do Mt believe Snead IS dead.
We 90 no lnow that Mrs Snead Is
dead II seems incredible that any
women. not hypnotlzed or drugged.
could be persuaded to endure such suf-
feiing sld bodily priyation as this
poor eirl now IN the morgue under
won't lf che had any claims on the ties
a. blood and family devotion.
I'VE do lEow that three separate
sets Of pol JOS IN duplicate on the life
u Mrs Sn al were issued in favor Of
her aun:. Miss Virginia Wardlaw now
under arrest at East Orange. on the
pl IN each instance. that the pre-
ucus set had been lost Was money
borrowed on those duplicates? We do
no; know"
T.. uolice were busy with a bundle
OF papers and scattered memoranda
left by Niss Wardlaw in a drug store.
and recently discovered They con
talnod thousands Of words Of a compi
latica or insurance policies and what
corll be borrowed on them. mingled
irrCl vanity with letters Of recommen'
dati from some OF the foremost edu-
Gators Of the country and all testifyins
10 the refinement OF sensibllty and In
tellectualiiv Of the grim old woman
who now sits obstinately mute in a
prison cell
Men Of Letters In Case.
Such names are signed to them as
Alice S. Freeman. president OF Wei
lesley college: Alexander T. Ormand.
professor OF medical science at Prince
ton university; Charles Young. pro
fessor OF English literature at Colum.
bia university. and others.
In addition the papers indicate that
young Mrs Snead was the daughter
OF Colonel Robert w. Martin. who once
lived handsomely In New York and
left her fortune OF $4,000. which
has completely disappeared.
His widow. Mrs. Snead's mother.
has also disappeared as utterly as her
son-in-law. Fletcher Snead.
The mother and sister OF Miss Ward
law. who are living In lodgings In
New York. still refuse 10 70 TO East
Orange to identify the body supposed
to be Mrs. Sneads, and will not dis
ouss their family affairs. The Insur-
arce companies Insist. however, that
all these details must be thoroughly
ventilated before the policies are paid.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-07
Public Sale
OF
Real Estate

near Summit Station, in Spotsylvania
county, Va.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
Boats for Sender Races.

Boston, July 17.-Entries close today
for the trial races off Marblehead
next month for the honor of represent
sonderklasse yacht races between
the United States and Germany A
dozen boats have been built especial
ly for this contest. and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that those selected
will be able to give the German son
derklasse yachtmen the race of their
lives.
The trial races to pick the three
American representatives will be held
on or after Monday Aug. 16, and the
international contest itself viii begin
about Aug. 30.-According to reports
from Germany, the yacht owners there
are taking the deepest in%terest in the
forthcoming race, as 1t will be the
third sonderklaSse competition be-
tween the yachtsInen of che two coun-
tries. America having won in 1906
and German having captured the hon
ors at Kiel in 1907.
The chief trophy will be the Presi-
dent Taft Cup, which will be award
ed 20 the owner of the yacht which
first wins three races or wins the fifth
race of the series. Gov. Draper OF
Massachusetts has also offered a CUP
which will be awarded on points in
the race series. Additional prizes are
offered by the Eastern Yacht Club.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

agree to the oposition, and three
fourths Of the states, speaking through
their representation in both houses
of their legislatures, must Tatify the
amendment.
1T is proposed to submit an amend
ment to Che Constitution comforting
ON Congress power to levy an income
tax directly upon the citizen without
regard to population or residence. 1t
is certain tina this change, if change
it really be. eets the approval of an
immense majority of the American ell
ectorate; but, d our federal sys-
tenn of equal states, twelve states.
and the smallest may defeat the thing
and hat does not express the full
force of the difficulty. for the oppo-
sition has but to ecure a majority Of
either house Of the general assem-
bly, of any state to count h a COM
monwealth as opposed to the PROPOSE
ton.
AS at present constituted. there is
little doubt that twelve states a he
lined up against the amendment; bus
If Arizona and New Mexico should be
admitted as states il would require the
! dissent of thirteen states to defeat the
amendment and here is some food for
c~ogitation by the senators and repre-
s~entatives of the S~ixty-first Congress
| now solonizing on Capitol Hill. The
admission of those territories as states
at the present session would render
It far more difficult to defeat the
amendment. 1t is irksome, but If two
thirds of Congress-of both houses
are earnestly in favor of h income
tax amendment, they can make II
dombly manifest by making those two
| new states"
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the polls. But he wasn't, glory be;
and there's the rub. We, too. IL we
were democrats would weep and Ia
ment. We are not. and so We only
smile.
Under the present administration
there is no danger of the democratic
party obtaining control by the grace
and assistance of the man who is at
the helm of territorial affairs. He
realizes and appreciates his trust. He
is The republican governor of New
Mexico and as such he doesn't intent
to let the democrats run the admins
tration. And that's what makes them
wild. especially the Journal and the
Record"
The above Is cry nicely written
and contains some few, very few.
germs of truth. The Optic scolds the
Journal for being inconsistent Now
ii we remember rightly the Optic was
one of the newspapers taking a shot
or two at Bull" Andrews last sum-
mer. The Optic becam very strenu-
Gus in the matter and spoke of the
disgrace to the Republican party in
New Mexico inflicted by nominating
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

of Sec. Is. Twp. IL S. of r.. 25 E. N
NJ. +. NJ. to escheat to the Territory
of New Mexico upon the grounds that
the same was owned and possessed by
Festus Keen n haL said Festus
Keen died interstate May 20, 1906 and
died without any heirs or representa-
tives empowered or authorized to take
or claim said property.
The plaintiffs attorney is J.. Nj.
Hervey and his post Office address is
Roswell. New Mexico.
And the said defendants are hereby
further notified that unless they en-
ter their appearance in salt cause on
or before the 2Sth day of August 1903,
Judgment viii be rendered by default
and said and will be declared the
property of the Territory of New Mex
leo as provided by law.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 26th day of June 1909.
(SEAL) S. /. ROBERTS,
BY GEO. l. WYLLYS, Clerk.
Deputy
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Bull. II also warned the party of
the defeat certain to be inflicted upon
1t and limited, although very mildly,
that the Optic would walk in a road
of its own, should the Bull be again
loaded upon the party. Yet We note
that the Optic was a surong support
er of Bull during the election. OF
course this is double-dyed Republican
consistency.
Then the Optic says it Is not lament
ing owe the condition of affairs in
New Mexico. 1t is merely smiling, be-
ing a Republican newspaper. Yet New
Mexico is set down by the Republican
party in the Senate Of the United
States. overwhelmingly controlled by
the Republican party as being unfit
for self-governEnent because of politi-
cal corruption In b Republican party
in the Territory. and the Optic merely
smiles. Decent honest government e v
identity mea nothing to the Optic.
The Optic was pleased at the down
fall of Governor Hagerman because
he was honest. IN ascribes as its rea-
son that II was afraid the Governor
was u~ncovering SO much Republican
nastiness and deviltry in the Terrific
ry that IL feared the Territory would
be carried by the Democrats. II Is
again evident that the Optic loves the
INSCRIPTIONS political bosses of the
Republican party better than IL loves
the people of the Territory and bet
ter than 1t loves decent. homes COVER
ment.
1t Is just such papers as the Optic
and inst Such neoDle as shore similar
opinions who are responsible o the
turning down of statehood for New
Mexico and who are responsible for
the black name inflicted upon the
Territory.
And the Optic merely smiles thru
Il all.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
Re-Union of the Hill Brothers

Thomas y. Hill, an attorney of
Beaumont. Texas. arrived on the Auto
Friday for a visit with his brother,
c. c. Hill. county school superintend-
ent. He has just been at Preside.
Texas, on business and on a sight-see-
ing trip to Cloudcroft. He will be
here about two weeks with his two
brothers. c. c., and Sam c. Hill, the
latter of Missouri, who is here for the
summer. These three brothers ex-
pect to be joined later by their fourth
brother. Elder Claud c. Hill, pastor
of the First Christian church of Mo
bile Ala.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
observe Santiago Day


Washington, July I7.@Spanish war
veterans celebrated today. with a pro
gram Of patriotic exercises and ad-
dresses, the tenth anniversary of the
assumption of control over Santiago
de Cuba by the American government.
1t was this date, July IL 1899, that
marked the successful elimination OF
the Santiago campaign
When the American troops tool
charge of hat portion OF the province
of Santiago included in the surren-
dered territory, industries We're at a
standstill, dire poverty was prevalent
and the people were on the verge of
famine. The estates, almost without
exception, had been destroyed, and
f~oodstuffs of all kinds were scarce.
The inhabitants of Santiago kept body
and soul together with the greatest
difficulty and many succumbed to dis
ease and famine.
The American occupation almost
Immediately resulted in a change for
the better. Under the protection of
Uncle Sam, the people returned to
| were issued to all in need. Within a
short time, order was brought out of
The prevailing chaos. Today. ten
years after the American occupation.
the city and province of Santiago are
more prosperous than ever before. a
sanitary system inaugurated by Amer
leans have been brought to a state OF
| perfection, and h city, once a plague
spot of contamination. is one of the
most healthful in the West Indies.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
IN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS

From Kansas City Star.
The commission plan of government
adopted in Kansas City, Kansas. yes
terday will not take effect until April.
1910.
A mayor and our commissioners,
will be elected at the next city cleo
ton to take the place of the present
council, which is composed of two
members from each ward.
Each commissioner will be responsi
BILE for n department of the city's
affairs.
The commissioners will be nominat-
ed at a primary held by the city and
no party nominations can be made or
the names of party candidates placed
on the ballot at the election.
No public franchise grant can be
warded by the commissioners without
first submitting the proposition TO a
popular vote il 10 per cenL of the vot-
ers petition for such an election.
No franchise can be granted under
any conditions for a longer period
than twenty years.
The city a the power at all times
to regulate rates charged the public
under any franchise grant and the au-
1hority to determine ahe physical
valie of public service corporations
To determine the reasonableness of
rates charged
No franchise car be granted for The
use of the streets and alleys unless
rhe city first receives adequate CON-
~pensation for such a grant, and this
compensation must be in addition to
any agreement entered into for any
per cent of the receipts received by
the city under n franchise contract.
The people by petition may initiate
and adopt ordinances.
They may by petition recall the CON
nissioners at n time and elect 9th
ers.
The commissioners are elected for
a term of two years and are required
to give a $4,000 bond to protect the
city against any financial loss by rea-
son of their Incompetence neglect Of
duty or dishonest practices.
Appointments to c1erkships and DO
sitions in khe various departments
must be made from the civil service.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
Judge Valiant is Pleased.

Judge and Mrs. Leroy b. Valiant,
of Jefferson City, and St. Louis. Mo-,
who have been here since early spring
for the judges health. leave tomorrow
morning for Colodalo, where they will
visit before returning to Missouri.
Judge Valiant came here badly run
down in health and leaves in fine con-
dition. He speaks in h highest of
terms of Roswell and its climate and
accomplished all he expected to in
the way of recovering his health.
Judge Valiant is Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Missouri.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
Entertained BY the victroIa

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. enter
tanned a party of neighbors and
friends at an informal Victor-Victro-
la concert Friday night. 1t was a very
pleasant affair, h party remaining
on the expansive porch at the johnson
home and hearing the music from
within. Appropriate refreshments
were served. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames A. Pruit, A. II.
Rockafellow, w. l.. Hill, and Percy
Evans; Mrs. A. A. Ririe and S. E.
Best.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
This is 10 certify that an instru-
ment purporting to be the last will
and testament of G. l.. Renfroe, de
ceased. has beef filed in the probate
clerks office of Chaves County, New
Mexico.
o ]. T.. Evans, judge of the pro
bate court has appointed the 9th day
of September. 1909, for probating and
hearing proof of said will.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
of July. 1909.
(SEAL) F. p. GAYLE,
Probate Clerk
BY r. F. BALLARD, Deputy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

The commissioners are prohib&ted
from exceeding the revenues of their
departments and TO draw a warrant
for a sun exceeding the noun of
on hand causes then co vacate
their Office without a court trial.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

A party of fourteen bicyclists ven
out TO the head of North Spring river
Sunday morning for a bathing picnic.
The riders made quite al attractive
procession as they moved down the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

Ed e. Champion and Mrs. c. NJ. Rog-
ers arrived Sunday night from Brown
wood, Texas, to make q visit with City
Marshal ]. c. Champion ms wife. Ed
Champion Is q brother of Marshal
Champion and Mrs. Rogers Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Champion.
They win be herr ten days or two
weeks.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
STATEHOOD WOULD
HELP INCOME TAX.

From Washington Post.
There r forty-six states OF the
American union. the smallest equal
to the greatest In the word Of amend
ing the Federal Constitution Before
the fundamental law can be changed.
added 10. or suhstrncted from. two-
thirds OF each house Of Congress must
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
The Territory of New
Mexico, Plaintiff.

The Territory of New
Mexico, PIaintiff.
v No. 1880.
The unknown heirs of
Festus Keen, deceased,
and all persons claiming
any interest or title in
the SW4 of Sec. IS,
Twp. IL S. Of X. rs E.
Defendants.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that an ac-
ton has been commenced by the
above named plaintiff in said court,
the general object and nature of
which is to cause the lands described
in the complaint. to-wit: the s. Wa
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
$500 Re wa

We viii pay the ABOVE for the ar
rest and conviction of any one mutt
la1ing any of our signs.
17tf ROSWELL GAS CO.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
BARGAINS.

/ am about to move to the north
west and in consequence have some
bargains to offer in real estate. If
You want som cheap property see
ne. 17t6.
X. 5. WOODRUFF.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

See the Finley Rubber Company
for Goodrich Tires. 17tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19

wANTED:-Man and wife to work on
orchard farm 3 miles from town,
no children.-Inquire phone 293 8
rings. 09If.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
A z COLD DRINK
FOR A GOOD HOT DAY

10 . glass of our soda. You'll find it
. drink plenty large enough to quench
the strongest thirst and good enough
to make You wish you could hold an
other.
OUR SODA IS A TREAT
THAT ONCE ENJOYED
r. bound to become a habit-and .
good one.
KIPLING'S CANDY STORE
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-19
NOTICE OF SUIT g..

BY r. F. BALLARD, Deputy.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
st yoaabt" ecucbrpo.

Ser er ganife mango Opmnntrin-
ger for afboIosorbeioere og 6orbltos-
nenner M for Chen. og ionme Cher
fommer De fra Ell aont, man minoit
ifuIoe nente oct. 6glgenoe ira 9en.
tliefg er ganife iIaoenoe: 6an9ebog.
ternes Screening ser / Staten oeOtog
oeo tit aarsmsoe forIeben enitemmig
en- Reioiution ON poa ale lonlige
Moooer at ~mooarbeioe 9lfbolo oa
Sorbu0sIoo. 9e paaItoo nemlig, at
ilig Sanatisme ruinereoe oeres 6or-
refining. Get Ter ID til, at oe bar ell
bis 8ris for bier 6nnge, De tager
.Gare paa. Saa mart Solonerne Ia.
ties paa Dor, forminoifes 5oneernes
4ntoI, og paa flere TORE" Steoer
Itoo SnngiIerne iaa goot iom TONNE
o5angenogterembeoet er Ell 9sonen.
oigbeo for ben offentliae Sifferbe6,"
erfl9reoe Meoets Sormano, Drten
nanr 6pagllerne unoer bore 6orboI6
bliuer TONNE, boao ifaI ion Sarge
Ooaterne Ieoe df."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
) SollDiet.

2onoons 9orgermeiters 9uitru
baboe uoiat Ell 9elsnning for oct
Barn, Der funoe opelife ben imuffelte
YottepIante. en Dag fom Ell life
|Bige til gorgmeiterinoen og bite ben-
De BEN imuffeite StuepIante, iom bum
nopen Sinoe banoe Jet. nSoor Dor on,
init 9arn2" ipurete bun ben lille Ii.
'ge. Eli benoes ltore Operraifelie
nGbnte Barnet en- af De lisleitr 8aoer
/ Qonoon. o8il on iaa fort9Ile mig,
bnoroan ou bar baaret Dig 90 meo at
obelife Ell iaa ifen 9lnnte2" - So,
5rue. Morgeniolen thinner ino 40 DO.
re 8ipouer, og jeg bar itiaet gotten
laaleoes, at Solitraolerne faIoer lige
paa oen. On Nliooagen bragte ieg
ben op til Ell Some. iom boeoe TO
Stofp9rf beiere; Der fit ben Wi0.
ongsiolen. On gftermiooogen oif ieg
iGobnnIio mo til EN- ipg lille gige %
tog ioa min gottepInnte nlee mig,
for0i benoes 9prelie penote MOB
@eit; og ON Gftenen git iee gerne De
mango Srnpper op | bort Sis til Ell
gammel Wano, Der boeoe unoer 20
get. San tilloo mig at itao op / bans
@in6u og itiae min glomit no poa
Ga9et. Son fit oen ogiaa Ifteniolen."
Ogiaa Dor Si9l fan finn tribes,
mar oi uoI9tter ben for ben euooom.
melige Raaoes SoIlps. @i6 ni Iioe
iaa isrigt mnotte iege Samfpem meo
Dor 5relier Tom ben file gige nmage.
De iig for at ifaffe lin 9Iomit Coll
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Gn Salumuns. Dom.

Ger er maaife faa Menneifer, ON
bbem Der er gaaet iaa mango SortpI.
finger iom ON ben afosoe B~r9iioent
ariieer, 8oernes eIifeoe .Onfel
pauI." Der fort9nes ianIeoes, at to
grbore | bans 2anb bar fommen /
Strio ON, bborIe6es be ifuIoe belle be.
res arp, Der bar efterIaot Dem al
oeres Sober. De forebraste oa sasen
for preiibent ariiger os lope6e, at
be biIoe rette fig efter bans Dom.
.@o6t," ibare6e OnfeI gauI, efter
at ban bapoe Iaoet benz fort9lIe, bpao
Sagen 6reieoe fis ON, oieg erfIarer
dItIoo, at on = ben 9lfte - ifaI 70.
retage DeIineen, men -" tiIfejeoe
ban meo ct Iunt Smil, = sou -
ben pnqite - ffaI BABE Get til at bel.
ge, bbiIfen at be TO Barter ou bill
bape al bet, Din @rooer bar BELT" -
De ftrioen6e greore git beroligeoe
bjem oe EuIot 5reo meo binanoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Sfiftenoe Gmner.
Sri6cb @ihicu.

SolbloHiten (Soliiffen) oreier ii9
moo Solen, men life oeo giniebe-
pngeIIe; 9piet tpiiaer ben til at be.
oege iig. Der fremtpinges femiife
girfninger / De f%orifeaioe 8Ionter
ueo 2piet. = Gpret bar belIer in9en
Taie. Oct er life giaien, men ben
fuloe 9rpbbe, Ser beberifer en- Seit,
ioa ben Isber r~aifere poa Sienoeien.
8iaie er oct mooiotte al Drift. Den,
Ser Iooer fig beberife Of Griiten, GU
item, er biaieIes Zig Gpret. Men Sp-
item | Menneifet er foroernet og ono.
Gen, iom fslger ben onoe Chit, er en-
.Slope, en- Spnbens Srel, Der ingen
5ribeo eier. at looe Zig beberife og
Ieoe af en- @inie, Der befpmper oe
m6erfuer 2piten, = bette aIene er
Sribeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24


Sfebnens 0aus. Greoog ben 81.
Mne. ior6eoes fra Sattiggoaroen ber
| Bpen tioligere g~pfosierer Wisien,
Der Ear b9ret ipg | lnngere Sio. Den
Manb, Der inotil for faa gar ii0en,
90 ban sioroe ltnoerilnb, berte til be
beoreitiaeoe | gpen, blep Iagt | Ell ret
og iIet 2iqfiite, Der bar Iapet al ct
Sattiggoorosmeolem. Eli Sro6s for,
at ban for bapoe bait mango 8enner
oe gelpnoere, bIep 2iget fun leoidget
af en- fem iefs Berioner. Gesuoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

9eOSina. StnoerenSe tsif uagoOm
paa Geiie / 8uroilesbis. 5 iioIte ll9e
Ifrioes ser 0en 80. 4u9. anfom Der
til gpen en- Slot tpife Stuoerenoe /
al0eren fro Is til 81 aar. De 1nge
MRno, oelsgIeoer fra De soeriteSto.
IefIasIer, oeIsS tuoenter. Hammer ira
Mar6ure og baooe tilbageIogt belle
Guren ira 9DbRf genrlem Sertug-
osmmerre til 6oos. De fom Der til
oper gamorup fro aoIOing og agteoe
fig iii aibe.
5or at gore Heiien iaa biaist Iom
utuIiat ~meobroete De ieIo aogereoifa-
Der. unoerpeis febte De Mooparer
% tilbereote Dem ielp. Nattet til
broqte De / en- go eaer 2aoe poa en-
gonoegaoro, bbor mo bar piaig til
at tage imoo Dem.
Ser paa ggnen ooernatteoe De hos
@oaroeier Sobon glauien paa gre-
Itrupaoaro. 9e banoe ogiaa andre
Ste6er boet hos banife 2oromeno oq
roite meeet ben gooe MoNagelie 81
bap6e facet / Mooi9tnine til ben Be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

banoIing, Ser bar bleuen Dem til Del
paa enfelte tpifegaaroe, boor be JONI
me Steoer bapoe meot megeil Otan.
gel paa @9itfribeO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Softlmnb. % Nars Snblienrn.

Softlnnb. % Aars Snblienm. -
2arerin6e 5rsfen Scbmiot, Der err
fsot | @eitrup, feireoe ben 81. aug.
ben 1. September tit % Qars Subj.
lpum Tom 2ererin6e peo ToftIuno
Sfole. Grsfnen er meget afbolot,
bpilfet piftes ODER for benoe og paa.
if6nneoes NEE en- ~p9roiful6 @ape fra
8eboerne | EoftIun6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

Fountain Pens er vac
sentlig for skellige fra
almindelige Fountain
Penne paa Grund af
It e Lucky Curve" som
like findes | nogen an
den Fountain Pen. Var
men fra Deres Legeme
og Luttens Udvidelse
! Beholderen presser
like Bl9kket nd i Til
f~erselskanalen, naar Pen
men er ! Deres Lomme-
alt paa Grund af the
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KataIog og en- nyttig
Lomme : Device we'd
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! Dag.
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PARKER PEN 90.
1874 MILL ST.,
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