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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
BODIES TERRIBLY MANGLED
Fifteen Men Killed by Premature Ex
piosion Of NitroQlycerin.

Tishkill Landing. N. Y. Jan. "a
Fifteen men were killed In a prema-
ture explosion Of nitroglycerin in a
tunnel which is to form part of the
great aqueduct which will carry water
from the Ashokan dam in the Catskills
to New York city.
Five were terribly mutilated, but
were SO near The mouth of the tunnel
that they were rescued alive. The 9TH
or fifteen were found beneath a mass
of rock and debris, literally ham,
mered by the force of the explosion
into a bleeding mass of heads, limbs
and torsos.
The cause of the explosion has not
been ascertained, but 1t is believed
that one of the workmen, carrying a
torch, tripped and fell. igniting fuse
and setting off series of charges of
nitroglycerin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
Hotel Men Help Movement.

Pittsburg, jan 24-That local hotel.
keepers are anxious to help along the
meat boycott started here was lndi-
Gated when one down town proprietor
announced that in addition to the regu.
lar menu including meats he would in.
troduce a special all vegetable meal
to be served in preference to the regu.
lar menu. Other hotelkeepers quickly
voiced their approval and say they
will cut their meat orders In half.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
MANY LIVES LOST
IN FRENCH FLOOD
Rivers Still Rising and Great
Disaster Is Feared

Paris, Jan. 24.-Thirty-one deaths
have already been recorded in the
flooded sections of France. This num-
ber is probably far below the total, as
there is but nleager information from
the cities that have suffered damage
The rains have ceased, but the Rhine,
Siene, Gard Ardeche and other rivers
continue to rise and spread havoc
throughout Eastern and Southern
France
The Metropolitan subway in this
city is still partially tied up. Engi-
neers examined the subways, includ-
ing the underground section of the
Orleans railway, and express fear that
the walls would collapse causing incal-
culable damage.
/ The Chablis wine growers have suf-
fered neavy loss. Nearly all their
wine cellars have been flooded. In
tense cold has followed the rains and
there is much suffering among the
hundreds of refugees who have been
deprived OF clothing and shelter by
the destruction of their homes. The
government is sending out all avail
able supplies of food and tents. The
work of relief Is under the direction of
War Minister Brun.
The flood of the Seine river at Paris
threatens to assume the proportions
of catastrophe. The foundations OF
many buildings, and notably the Eiffel
tower, have been infiltrated and the
structures are in danger of collapsing.
Half OF the surface and subway and
transportation lines have been rem
dered imperative.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
OPPOSE PULP WOOD EXPORT
Canadian Conservation Congress Fa,
vors Home Manufacture.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 24.-The first
Canadian conservation conference
just ended in Ottawa. has developed a
sentiment in favor of the prohibition
of all pulp wood export, which may
have a serious effect on the situation
now existing between this country and
the United States.
The conference took no formal ac
tion on the subject, but canvass OF
the delegates revealed a fairly unani.
nous opinion that all the Canadian
wood pulp should be manufactured on
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
SEVERE QUAKE REGISTERED
Disturbance May Have Occurred In
Lesser Antilles.

Cleveland, Jan. 24.--The seismo-
graph in the observatory of Father
Odenbach of st. Ignatius college re-
cords the vibrations Of an earthquake
which he calculates must have oc-
Cured somewhere In the Lesser Antil-
les.
The first shock occurred at 2:56 q.
M. the second at 8 O'clock. the third at
$40 and the maximum disturbance at
3:13. The last shock occurred at 4:1O
q. m. Father Odenbach says the vi.
brations were east to west and north
TO south
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

is movement on foot to hold a mass
meeting of prote within the next few
days and it is freely predicted that
before week has passed practically
every unionist in Boston will be up in
arms against the meat trust
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
MRS. FRANK GOULD TO WE'D
Will Marry Nephew Of President Of
SUGAR Trust.

New York, Jan. 24.-Mrs. Frank j.
Gould, whose engagement to Ralph
Thomas, nephew of Washington B.
Thomas, president of the sugar trust.
has been rumored, said that the we'd
ding would take place in April.
1--WE are going to travel and travel
and travel" said Mrs. Gould. II am
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
DANGER FROM GORGE PASSED
Navigation Is Partially Resumed on
Lower Ohio River.

Evansville, Ind, Jan. 21.-All dan
ger to navigation on the Ohio river as
result of the ice gorges has passed
and navigation has been partially re-
sumed. Because OF the high stage OF
the river most of the ice was carried
over the flooded farm land and then
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
AGREE UPON CHINESE Luar
United States, France, Germany ant
England to Share Equally.

New York, Jan. PA settlement
has finally been reached regarding the
Hankow-Szechuen railway loan of $780,.
0,000, it was reported in banking cir
cles, and the allotment OF bonds will
be announced in the near future.
England. France, Germany and the
United States are each to share one
quarter interest or $780, 900 Of the
lnnn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
Special o...cer Nnleu IN Yaros.

Minneapolis. Jan. 21.-While stand
ing by box car in the st. Paul yards
at Twenty-iourth avenue south and
Twenty-fifth street Albert Bowers,
special officer Of the Milwaukee road,
was almost instantly killed when a
switch engine on another track struc-
the car Bowers was crushed under
the car
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
MAY LOSE SIGHT OF AN EYE
Thomas Taggart Accidentally Shot
While Hunting.

Natchez, Miss, Jan. 24.-Thomas
Taggart, former national chairman of
the Democratic party, wounded while
hunting by his secretary, w Fl. Nor.
ton, has left for his home at Indian
apolis. He is accompanied by DR.. K.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

going to forget that | ever was Mrs.
Frank j. Gould"
A short stay in California will be
succeeded by voyage to Honolulu
and from there to India. A leisurely
trip through the nearer Orient will be
made and an eventual return by way
Of Europe.
Mrs. Gould obtained a divorce from
Frank j. Gould several months ago
after several temporary separations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
Roston,o List Numbers 10000.

Boston, Jan. 24Already it is cer-
tain more than 10000 persons In Bos-
ton and its vicinity have decided to
boycott meat until prices drop. There
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
TWELVE MEN ARE KILLED
Building In Course Of Construction
CoiIapses.

Charleroi. Belgium, Jan. 24.--A
large building In the course Of con-
struction near the viaduct and the
foundations of which had been weak
ened by the rains fell, burying the
workmen In the ruins.
Twelve men were killed and score
of others injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
IHIS Sue OF NHU IIHF,
THKEE AKiEhiGANS MISSIK6
Scores Of Tourists Isolated in Alpine
Resorts by Storms.

Geneva, Jan. 21.-Scorces of Ameri.
can visitors at the Alpine resorts are
imprisoned indefinitely on account of
the rains. Such condition has never
been known in Switzerland. In the
upper regions the snowfall measures
from three to ten feet and large sec.
tions of the railroads have been
washed out or are buried. Three
Americans are missing from Vavos.
Paris, Jan. at,-Storms of exception.
al violence have been raging for the
past forty eight hours, the center being
in the esst Of France. The rivers
have overGoved in many places. Bel
fort is completely under water and
Moselle is r-tt.all, 1coGed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
InTI-MEAT MOVE
STILL GROWING
Continues to Spread Over
Entire Country.
CLEVELAND In THE LEAD

Thousand Consumers Have Joined
the Boycott, but Prices Remain Un.
CHARACTERISTICS Decrease in New
York City, Although No General
Boycott has Been Declared.
Cleveland, Jan. 24.--Leaders of the
meat boycott assert that 100000 con-
sumers have quit eating meat since
the movement was inaugurated just
one week ago In spite of this fact
excepting the 2-cent cut in the price
of pork chops, the retail prices remain
at the same figures.
Trade has fallen off in the meat
shops in all parts of the city and
butchers complain that the small re
taller is the only one suffering from
the boycott.
The belief of many that the strike
would fizzle out before the end of a
week has been dissipated by the rapid
ity with which industrial workers are
signing pledges Additions to the
membership of the "anti-meat" pro-
test against high prices are announced
in ten new establishments, where
practically every worker has been
pledged.
Reports that the Chicago packers
contemplate a boycott OF the state OF
Ohio for inaugurating the mo meat
pledges is not credited here by prom
inent wholesalers. William Nash
president of the Cleveland Provision
company, termed the report as lab
Surd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
swept on down the river. causing very

swept on down the river, causing very
little damage.
Damage from the Ice, however, is
believed to have been underestimated.
Watchers along the shore here re.
ported that thirty barges, nearly as
many coalboats. number OF house
boats and one or two dismantled
wharf barges, together with large
number of launches and pleasure
craft, passed here in the ice foes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

Som 0 item Spbo II
8 e ter g nj e CT ofgooe1
pe6 9poen / Seneoig al 9ungebe,
tan0elie, 66 Mar gommel.
Soban Selmer, ser fp0tes / Sri:
itionia Sen 20. San11or 1914, til:
bdrte Ell 6amilie, iom blonbt line
Me0lemmer far tolt flere &unltne,
re, 81. q. Ben talentfltl0e Sfueipiller
Sens Selmer, Sobons 9ro0er. So
fan Selmer ltuoere6e til Ell Begun
6elle Sl1ra, men bans allereoe ira
l%(ngoommen it9rft baflenOe @elbreb
tpang bam til flere LANCE l1%6enlanbs
refer. &aa en- al bisie brp0 bon
oper tpprt - set bar / &%pnltontino=
pei = og rejite til &oris for at fgl=
&c lin itore Sror1g til at itu6ere
Muiif.
S Harts oplepeoe fan / 1870 So
munen, iom gap barn Mnleoning til
at fomponere tit hafienote Muiif-
bert u5cene fl1ne6re". San mootte
pao' @run0 al 1%eltagelie / &oml1=
naroernes Mgitationer flpgte fro
Eoris og ilog fig Maret efter ne6
2eip5ig. S 1879 fit bo1 &ompo:
ntitgoge paa SEN norife 6inonslob,o g
/ 1883 ga Soban Spen6ien blep no:
nebnt til &apelmeiter / &igbenbapn
bleo ban Dirigent for @uiifforentn.
gen | &riitiania, en- &oit, lom bar
Dog paa @run6 at lit 6aar1ige Sci:
breo maatte opsipe efter 8 Mars 6or.
Ieb. Senere bor selmer boet for:
ifiellige Ste6er run6t omfring / gu:
ropa, ita6ig fempen6e meb Spg6om
mems &lager.
Selmer fglte Jig ngrmeit bragg:
imo6 Srfeitermulifen, og bans fleitt
&ompoiitioner er @orperfer. Sans
b%efienoteite og melt fremragen6'
89rf er bans u@ilien til Mi0aros"
Ser nofertes al &riitianiaiangern'
be6 Sen itore Songerfeit / Sron0bien
| 1883. 2igele6es Sc itore Man6s'
for ~Mor0ens Man6" og nSprferne
gaor moo Mtben" bar pun6et no
bre6elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
UNCE MAND, CAA VEST.
Navnlig gjelder denne Fornaning Nord Dakota og da saerig: Ward,
Burke, Montraine og Williams Counter, hvor de gyldne
CHANGER endnu vinker den drifuge Landmand im9de.

AIerede for ct halvt Aarhundrede tibage saa den klarsynede
It'd iaa l snet'e Gera "a a ! eSts! store @n' Nordv re5 e n o oa" derfor As sfTeT 'G ham
den senere saa ber@mte setning: *Unge Mand, gaa vest" .og
dog er der Forskjel, ogsaa derude, hvor disse code CHANGER endnu
wore Dage ligger og lgesom venter pa sin Mand, der skal tage
dem Haanden og fore dem I'D Diet virkelige Lv.
Hele Staten Nord Dakota omfatter ct samlet Areal at IS Mil
loner Acres, for Diet meste %dyrkbart Farmland. 1908 havde
Staten allerede 5000 Mil at Je1nbaner, s92 Posthuse, med S1
Landpost-Ruter. Der var den Gang alerede $1,000 st3rre eler
mindre Farme, 50 inkorporerede Dyer og 100 mindre Landsbyer:
81 Mejerier, 46 Kulminer I 1908 fandtes alerede Sta
Staten androg over IA Billion Dollars. Antalet af Statsban-
kr var den Gang 44o og af Nationalbanker 49, Deposhionerne
Statsbankerne belQb sig den Iste Sept, 1908 til $21.579.33Io4 og i
Observation-Disclosures til $22zS1 oozSo. samme Aar fandtes i Staten
1o.5oo~414 Acres af Farmland under Kutur.
Overall disse Egne vii Nordmand fndes meget ta1rigt re-
prasenteret og Danske serlig Kennare, Bowbells, Flaxton, Am
brose, Willston. Danevile og Powers Lake, medens nedenstaa-
ende Forretningsmand med Glade vii forsvne enhver med al
6nskehg Oplysning ON de stedlige Forhold.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

Morf % AMBER goor
e I. 0ampifibet ~&ingfono"
tilbprenoe Sigpolo 8ergeiens &be.
oeri / Stopanger, er iunfet pe1
@rpnlan6, bpor set bab6e laltet &rp=
olitb i Sbigtut. Sfibet bar fragtet
al set 6anife @rpolitbielifab, og ST.
terretnin9en ON 6orliiet er in0lebe1
fra set 6anife %grenlon6ffe @on6elS,
ifib Sans gge6e", lom bapbe mel6t
6orliiet til 6oir Sill. Mon0ifabet
er reboet. Sfibet bar az iureret, Ser
imoo life 9aiten. 0et bar Ssbin-
oringer, Ser foronle6igeoe 6orliiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

- Norge. >
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NV AAhNNAh'

Sernb a anl n ggene e.
Stortinget far meo 81 ct. moo 80
peotoget en- @lan for &effefplgen al
Sc SernboneanlGg, lom ifal foretages
i Sc fprlte 12 Mor. 0oprebane11 BIZ
Der berefter Nr. 1 / Operensl temmel<
lie mes l16pol9sf lertollets Snoltil=
ling.
en- mel 8ru0g . III.
st lieloent 9rpllup boloteS forleoen
i &usgrenoen / Morge, ioet CT So
oorig Mano for or1oen Gang inogif
s@gteifab. 6prite Gang bar | 1914,
% en- al @ieiterne fra Sen Gong bar
meo ogiao I'LL peo set onoet 9rDllnp
66 Mor lenere.
Song @aofpn fejreOe 5.
8. M,1guit lin 3S Mors 5poielsoag. S
9ogens Mnleoning flage0eS Ser ifpl=
&c telegram fra &riltianio operalt
@opeoitooen pg us ODER 2o1oet, og
&onger1 mo6tog 9pfpnifninger fra
fremme0e 2onoes &eprelentanter.
Stortinget, Stotsraooerne og 81
pperite Sfficerer / @nren og 6loo:
Sen. 0m %gftermio6ogen bar ser Ell
itor Sropperepp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

st tibet Slbcbefinbcnbe bill, ON
man grl1b1er beroper Scot og Sag,
bringe Merneipltemet / ltoroen og
legge en- poa SDgeleiet: 9erfor,
ber life l1rolig eller englteltg, men
bol6 Sem pe6 goot ,Mso6 og bon Sill
lis til Or. Neters &l1rifn. Set er
roeluffen0e lammeniot al &lonte=
@eitonbbele og i%n6ebol6er intet, iom
life bill gigre go0t. Gen er life til
ialgs paa Mpotbefer, men erboloes
at ipecielle Mgenter, miatte al So
brifanterne, 9r. Eeter 8abrnep &
Cons 60, 1875 go. @opne Mpe.,
Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

. p1tsberge n. Se 1orelp=
biee 6orban6linger ONT S%pitsbergen
aabnebes 5. 10. Suli / Mobelinltituz
tet / &riltiania. Sillte6e Dor fra
norlf SIDE u~6enri9sminiiter Srgens
og iom 9elegere0e Miniiter &agerup
og 2egotionsiefreter 8rpn iamt jon
iagfpnoig Sefreter 8Iebr; fra rus
lift SIDE iom Delegere0e Miniiter
&roupenifp og Baron Moloe lamt
lom Sefret9r 2egationsiefreter Me=
lifoff; fra ipenif SIDE iom Gelegere:
oe @inilter 8alcbenberg og 2anos=
beboing @amarifiel6 og iom tefniit
Delegeret 9egationsiefretar @eitman.
noenrigsminifter Srgens pnife6e
Sen norif e &egieringS Mabn Sc Dele.
gere6e @elfommer og u6talte Soabe1
ON, at 6orban6lingerne bill bIipe fro.
neoe at ct bel6igt &eiultat / Gorm al
ct uofait, Ser fan 6anne @run6la.
get for en- International Oberens.
fomit, Ser iamti6ig mes at bepare
SpitsbergenS &arafter iom berrelg1
Sono pil oprette en- or6net % LOB.
m9siig Silltan6 6eroppe.
Observation-Disclosures Senpen6eli{
blep beiparet al @iniiter @roupenlfp
iom fore log @inilter &ogerl,p til
Sormano. Sen ipenife DeIegere6t
Samarifielo ilutte0e Jig BERTH og ub.
tolte lin. 9~afnemmeligbeo ODER fon
ben norife &egierine for 6ens @jaIt.
fribeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
en- po1if @otriot SD

On po1if &otriot bsb
L &ri t ioni a. ,&ipbman6
Micbael @ielgolaifi er afgaaet peo
Dpoen, IS Mar gammel. @ielgola.
I'll par fpot / 8olen. Sans 8rooer
oeltog / Spitanoen / 4olen / 1880
og maatte flpgte til &pnigsberg, bpor
ban boeoe / Sanoflpgtigbeo. 9io
fon1 ogioa @ie6ael @ieleo(oifi /
1889, ga bans 6ore(ore bar 6p0e.
S 1864 oeltog bon jon1mren me0 fle-
re anore Yolaffer / ct 6orlgg poa
at foa iitano en- Opltono / 8olen.
9a ban beller life fplte Jig iiffer /
&%emgsberg efter Set mislpffeoe Sp-
r%prsforleg, rejite ban til &riltiania,
bpor ban fprlt bar / 8ltif bos
25monfomlft, en- al Sem, ser bop0e
neret meo poo Sprprsforieget i
&pntgsberg; oerpoa bar ban ST.
belosformono Dos &aptein @aligoi-
til, ser bar Sngenipr / 5totens Sic
11elte. Com iaa0an oeltog fan / Mr=
beloet meo Mosi efonolen. "a 0p=
itonoen / &rafou brpo us / 1913,
orog ban lD0oper for at title Jig 1r,=
Der FolofferneS Sane. Men ban
nooeoe life frem. ga bon nprn1eoe
, Jig &rofou> bar Oplton0en 1,n6er-
flet. S 1868 poe0e fan itore @iorog
til oette Mars polite Spltono. Sans
4, 6eorelonos &el loo 6on1 lto0iq poa
, @ierte.
S 50-@arene begpr6te fan egen
Sobofsfabrif og @utif / Storgo0en.
S 1860 flptte0e fan til @egoebou=
' gen, bpor ian ierere far boet.
S ri6tjof Sen 6rpf=
5totue, iom Seller @il=
belm oil ifjGnfe @orge, pil blipe
rejit paa 6ramres / Sogr, bporfro
Ser er Ell piounoerlig lloiigt opersoen
imilen6e Sognefjoro, iom fer 0ele1
! Jig / flere min0re 6ioroe, 6iGr-
lun0sfiorben, Spereiior0en, Settle
fioroen o9, g%iefioroen. &un6t on
ltoor Sc bpje 6iel6e, Ser uon1erfer
Jig pe0 beiit eien0omnelige, i11teres:
io1te og megtige 6ormer % naa1
Up til Ell @pi0e al 1,400 Meter,
Selpe 6ramnes ligger / Sc melt IN:
0ige Smgipelier, Lungs Stron0en
brgter oen imole Sci Jig fcrbi tai:
rige, benripen0e 2an0lte0er % @aar=
Sc og 9iennem Sen oejliglteSf mes
, 6rl1gttreer, @asiel, Slim og @pio.
J gran. Get CT Ell al Sc melt ioplliife
Eletter / set fogre Sogn.
&eilere1s @abe ifal here ct I'D:
trpf al Sofnem1elig6eo for Ser
@j9ltfribeo, ser er pilt bom / Morge
6ri0tjof Sen 6rpf1le far p9ret Seize:
rens S0eal lige ira 9arnbpms0oge'
ne. Sc itemningsfuloe Sro, far
pie6e @eltens Morn / en- 5ole unoe1
Soften pao 6rognerleteren i 1890
ct en0nu / friif Mi110e bps mo11g'
Noromnno. @por natnrligt far Sc
oerfor pgret oen hegejltreoe Morges
ben at pnlfe Sogabclten ct lpnlio
Min0esmGrfe paa bans @roubol;:
pe0 Sogneiioroens 5trs.9 &omo
nen ON 6ri0tiof og Sngebprg er e
al Sen europniife Mi00eloloers al
lerppperite Digteruarfer, iaopel ir'
Snoboloets iom fra 6orlnens SIDE
6orbaabentlig oil &eiieren nu iaie1
bringe 9Gsningen al 6riotjofs Sag
poa Mooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

sci Ml6 /. 6or Ell lio
iiben nepnes set / Ell Del Mpiier, at
gnfen Soran gllefs0otter fra @orn=
noes piitnof bar Neoenes Mmts elo=
lite &pinoe. Sitter pg Monools Mmts
9lblte &pinbe er piltnof Giro San=
Sc / @erreo re6 6oril1no. Sum pil
ON fort Sis fpl6e 10t Mor. @l,ro
Son0e er fpot / 6iotlon0 oe blep
gnfe for 90 Mar ii0en. Sum fon
enonn1 uorette en- Del Mrbejoe, fore
treffer limpel 9onosfolt fremfor Sc
lnfrel tie Slifferier, mer 6erbes ST.
p%eonpoelie er og bliper og far pnret
en- Sno06e. Sum far noe ten alOrig
pGret ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

% nrfelig Opertrp g.
st Stpffe neoenfor 2inoerl,o Snter
li9ger ct Ear itore &el tene, bpor=
til Ser / Marr9ffer far fnpttet Jig
en- mnrfelig Spertro. Stenene lig-
ger lige pes en- Gej, JONI al &riltionio
. tfants @efolfning meget benpttes,
noor Sc ifol 116 pao sfoptur, og
noor Sc pos leres, ct set blepet al
min6eligt at fate bort til Sem
Smooitene eller &piite - iom ct
slogs Ofring for at faa 2pffe paa
Suren. Sg pes aampeltenene fan
mar lie Souge al Il1linoer Smaaite.
ne og terre &pilte, io1n paa 6enne
Maobe bor opbobet Jig. Sprin6el=
ien til SEN merfelige 5fif er Sen,
at Ser / lin Sis paa bette steo bar
rpret u0ipillet ct blo0igt Drama.
6porpe0 to Mennel fer milteoe 2ipet.
50 Gutter frie0e begoe til en- Nige
poa 9in6eruo 5eter, og Ell Sag foTll
Sc uo at Sfinipge / SIogsmoal lige
ne0 Sc omtalte Stene. Sc traf beg
&c &nip og 1tof bperan0re me6 SEN
6glge, at Sc omtrent iamti0ig 6p0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
MagensS Satarrb.
Sic uniuericllc ,SnIcftiOu, Die Oer6rct-
tet ,Sammcr untcr NlilliOnen.

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