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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11
.HEITMAN COMEDIES
HAWLEY'S ELECTION

A telephone message from Poca-
thllo this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
brings the news that there Is no long
Dir any doubt about Ha wley's election
Chairman. Hoffman of the republican
state committee, places Hawley's
majority at between 500 and 500.
The democrats concede the repub-
licans both branches of the legisla-
ture, and the balance of the rebupli-
can state ticket by majorities above
1000.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

Mrs. Elizabeth Delaney of Occur
d. Alene, Grand Worthy Matron Of
the Ord9r of Eastern Star, visited
Queen Isabel Chapter OF this city last
Saturday night. She was accompan-
led by her husband, who is also a
member of the order. Mrs. Wetzel
of Soda Springs, was initiated into
the mysteries of the order and after
the close of lodge the members re-
paired to the Louvre cafe where an
elegant repast was served. Mrs. De-
laney complimented the Chapter up
on the manner in which the secret
work was put on, and she reported
the order throughout the state as be-
ing IN a healthy condition. -
I'VE make a speciality Of fine watch
repairing. Work done promptly at
as low prices as is consistent with
good work. Will also make you rea-
sonable prices on all reliable makes
of watches.-J. S. CHIFFON, jewler.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11
Marlboro Notes.

Marlboro, Nov. 10.-The new
bridge over Bear river at this point
will not be completed any too soon,
rs the old bridge is slowly going
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bergreen came
down from Cokexille to vote.
Aunt Mary Dalrymple is very low
with cancer of the stomach, and there
is no hope for her recovery.
The fall blowing is about complet-
ed in this section.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

Rev. and Mrs. Award Chamber
laine, formerly of this city, have
removed from Twin Falls to Wallace.
Prior to their departure from the lat
ter city a farewell reception was
given them by the members of the
Episcopal church at the Hotel Per-
rina
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

Call and see our line of ladies, miss
es and baby coats at the home of cor
rect prices. H. b. Whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

Our complete line of mems, ladies
and babies wool lined are now in
keep your feet warm. H. b. Whit
man.
Strayed or stolen from field south
of Montpelier, one white mare, II
years old, branded J. J. on left shoul'
der, one bay horse years old, brand
ed G. Il on left shoulder. A reward
of $50 will be given for information
leadinb to the recovery of the amin
ais.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

EARLY last week, invitations were
received by ABOUT % ladies, to attend
jpinster tea, at the home of Mrs.
OH. Groo. The invitations were in
rhyme, and asked the ladies to wear
their bonnets, mitts and curls, and
Bring their tabbies with them.
Each lady was in costume of long
ago, and wore a suitable head dress
and wraps. The bonnets and hats
were marvels or skill, in design and
taste.
--MrS-d. A. Topper wore an elegant
black silk, made with train, and
pointed basque. Her hair was be-
comingly arranged, with curls and
coils and an elegant little let bonnt
crowned the whole.
Mrs. g. Spongbsrg wore a light
blue silk, with a low neck, over a
crinoline or hoop skirt. Her hair
was in long curls.
Mrs. l.. Leverich wore a black
silk over an embroidered skirt. Her
bonnet, was a lovely creation of
plush and feathers.
Mrs. M. Lewis wore an elegant tea
gown of scarlet cashmere, hair in
plain bands, black pointed cape
and large hat. Mrs. j. L. Under
Wood, in a light dress, with pink
sash and wreath of pink roses in her
hair, was urged to give Tennyson's
Queen of the May, as its ideal. Time
will not permit the description of all
costumes. Mesdames Blaine, Bren-
nan, H. b. Whitman, Harris, Rich
ards, Toomer, Jones, Reese, Wolf,
Groo and Poynter, We're all in cos
tune of by gone days and they were
rnone the less striking and handsome.
Mrs. y. w. Davis costume and large
hat, were profusely trimmed with
red poinsettias and with her hair in
braids, she presented a youthful and
graceful appearance.
1 Mrs. l.. f.. Blackwell of ShoShoni,
wore gray satin wedding dress OF
the early eighty's. Other guests
We're Mesdames Chapman, Downing,
DePuy and Miss Julia Brennan OF
Peoria, Ill. 1t was an evening OF
unalloyed gaiety and fun, ending
with the Virginia Reel.
Mesdames Jones and Wolff sang
a beautiful duet. Mrs. Groo, assisted
by Mrs. Richard Groo and Mrs. E
A Pease served a dainty lunch.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11
For Sale, Cheap.

Fine, large, nine-room residence
for sale cheap. One and one fourth
acres of ground, two big barns, big
stone cellar, city water, orchard and
small fruits. An ideal home Easily
worth $4,000. Our price 1850 II
taken at once. See
CHAs. e. HARRIS, Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

one of the most interesting as well as
beneficial ever presented in the state.
But the lecture of the most import
ance and of real worth to the listener
was that given by Prof. Sias, We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 9th entitled
ssThe Lost Chord" In this lecture
Prof. Sias pictured life in its real and
most complete form.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

Kemmerer and Rock Springs coal al
ways on hand, phone l29.- Williams &
Lewis.
Call and see our line of ladies, miss
es and baby coats at the home of cor
rect prices. H. b. Whitman.
An election will be held in Mont
pelier on the second Tuesday in
December for the purpose of electing
three directors for the Montpelier
Irrigation district. FThe polls will be
at the fire station, opposite the Grove
livery stable.
Am again prepared to handle all
of the hay, grain, pork or veal in the
county, and then some. Prices the
top. A. Hess, phone l27, Mont
pelier.
Rev. and Mrs. Award Chamber
laine, formerly of this city, have
removed from Twin Falls to Wallace.
Prior to their departure from the lat
ter city a farewell reception was
given them by the members of the
Episcopal church at the Hotel Per-
rine.
Try the Cruikshank rooming house
for furnished rooms; hot and cold water;
bath In connection. Good, clean beds
The Relief society of the First
Ward will hold an apron bazaar at
the meeting house Wednesday after
noon, Nov. Is, commencing at 2
o'clock. Refreshments will be sery-
ed duridg the afternoon and there
will be dance in the evening. All
aprons not sold during the afternoon
will be auctioned off before the close
of the dance.
We are selling quite number OF
places these days. Call and see us il
you have any land to sell. All we ask
is that you put RIGHT PRICES on il
and make REASONABLE TERMS. We
will do the rest.-B. II. V. LAND Co
| The Sanford Dodge company clos
ed its engagement here last Monday
night with splendid presentation OF
Faust" The company, with one
or two exceptions, is n capable one
and was accorded a liberal patron
age by the Montpelier theatre goers
who would be pleased to see then
, play return engagement here il
J the near future. Mr.. Dodge Is {
t most affable gentlemen and is rec
ognized as one of the country''
leading actors of today.
Now is the time TO have your mega
| tives for Xmas photos. We hay'
some beautiful styles this season
!. Rinehart's Studio. =-----.=
t Pete Olsen was here from Cokevill,
d Yesterday. He had just returned
D from Omaha where he had been witt
a 15-car shipment Of sheep. HI
;, brought back with him fine three
year-old Percheron stallion, whicl
he bought at Tekahama, Neb. Pet
d SAYS he is just little bit the fines
$ Percheron ever brought to this sec
e ton of the country. He also bough
thoroughbred roadster for Mr.
kOlson's use. He is handsome ami
: mai and is just as fine for saddle us
- MS fof~driving.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

George w. Walton & Son have opened
light livery business in connection
WITH their feed harm. Good driving
and saddle horses for ladies and gentle
men. Give them a trial.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Nov. IL, 1910

List your land for sale with the B.
r. v. LAND COMPANY.
Pure home made candies at the X,
K. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gilpin of
Evanston, are visiting with Montpe-
lier relatives.
Plenty of Oregon apples at $1.75 per
box at Clark's grocery.
Overcoats from $2.25 up at H. B.
Whitman's.
Don't forget the kitchen apron sale
at the First ward meeting house next
Wednesday afternoon.
Wanted to buy, ABOUT $50 tons of
good bottom hay, suitable for sheep.
Address M. B. Nounan, Idaho.
The place for genuine bargains is
Whitman's bargain basement.
The K. X. X. is the place to buy
your 1feSn 1rulG.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. e.
church will hold rummage sale al
the M. e. hall on Saturday, Nov
18th.
We have folding chairs and tables
to rent for card parties: etc.-Tht
VincanE Furnitura 90
For sale, several good, young ant
large work teams; also 20 head o
cattle. Write. X. Y. r., Nounan
Idaho.
The highest cash price paid for whea
at the Montpelier mill.
Fresh chocolates always on hant
at the X. X. K.
julius, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Lantry, was taken to Salt Lake las
Tuesday to be operated upon for ap
pendicitis.
See the new line of post cards\ a
the X. X. X.
Nell Herrick has closed his barbe
shop at COkeyille, and contemplate
locating in the new town of Hammet
in Medbury Valley.
A good second hand sewing ma
chine for sale, call on N. Romero
three blocks north of high schot
building.
Members of the Ladies' Aid of th
M. e. chnrch are requested to met
at the M. E. hall on Monday the lat
at 3 p. m. Important business
transact.
Have you seen the line of ladie
new fall shoes at H. b. Whitman
Last Sunday A. b. Cough receive
the sad news of the death of h
mother, which occurred at her hon
in Mayfield, Ken, at the advance
age of SO years.
New stock of black union and SCI
arate pieces in mems wool underwe'
at H. B. Whitman's.
Mrs. Chas Page returned last wee
from six weeks visit with relativ
in Kansas City. She was accompa
led by her niece, Miss Violet Harve
who will spend the winter here.
For sale, some stock in the Nor
pelier Irrigation Co. Call at t
Bear River Valley land Co.'S off
AS soon as 1t is completed, the ne
room in the Downing block will
occupied by the Jones-Robison- 4
with their stock of clothingH Rel
their removal sale ad in this issue
Do not put of having the picture
your family. Do it now, somethi
might happen. Rinehart knows.
Mrs. Whinyates has rented
room recently vacated by the Mo
pelier Drug Co. in the DOWN.
block and will occupy it with
stock of millinery about the first
December.
We MAKE OUR LIVING SELL
LAND. II you wish TO sell your La
or a part of it, list with us.-B. X.
LAND COMPANY.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11
Notice.

All persons having bills against the
republican county central committee
are requested to file them with the
chairman right away so that they can
be allowed and paid.
@. r. WRIGHT, Chairman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-11

In boys suits and wooden waists we
have something our competitors
haven't. Call and see them. ii. B.
Whitman.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
0anif apinOeiamfnnOsmpOe.

2groog ben 4. SUM- aabne0es al
Gru Sntta 8oiien MsGer. Der Oeo-
tOoes ct 6orilog ira 5GaesitpreIien
On fornpet 4niggning ON StatstiI'
ffuO til Be praftiite aurius. 6ru
Berg 3ielien % 5r6fen Morie Stef-
5gnien, Ser baooe oisie 8urius, MOB
tOg en- parm 9of for Oeres energiife
arbeioe.
Man peotog at uoiRtte 5orilaget
on forifsGige 9~oopnoringer o9 ouer,
Loo 6aaesitpreIien at reOi0ete SO.
oene og fremIagge 9teiultatet poa
Reoet / a~66en6aon / Sanuar.
Derefter for5anoIeoes ct 5orilog
an en- agitationsuge for a0inoens
poIitiife galgret. Tiger faItiattes fra
ben Is. til Den %. Sept.
geo Gftermio0aasmsoet foreloeOe
6ru 8agna Sfou pan SRI. golu-
bon-0tiillers gegne en- Reiolution,
Der gif no paa at itette set al Soci-
al0emofraterne inobragte 5orilo9
81 9ielp til gnfer oa io0erlsie
Born. Otter en- nleget lang 0iifus.
fion, 6Oorunoer ser fremfom Here
5orilog til 9feiolution, Ser bog to-
ges til6nge, Ue0toges felgen0e al
59llesitorelien oeotagne ReioIution;
oMe0et anmo0er 6GaesitDreIien
on at itgtte be geitrpbeIier, iom
maatte fremfomme forat for6eoregn-
tiers og faoerleie 9erns Stilling og
bemDn0ige 6elIesitpreIien tiIat neO-
intte ct ll0paIg til at tage bette
6pgrgsmaal op til geban0ling.~
Desuoen ilutteoe en- itor Del al
be oefsgerete fg IL en- Spmputtttf
~5en0egioelie per for ct af 6ru @p-
Eitba 2embefe ltalet JOriIag ON,
at SieIpen maatte gaa / Hetning
Of en- gnfeforiifring.
Borgmeiter afrd, Rnfifo0, MOLE
Aeoe 0erefter en- interesfant 8isfus-
iion for og imoo gaternitetslouen al
2791ai 1908 % frem59oe0e / Sore
ordget 2nifeligbeoen al ct 8feietif-
fDn.
Der berifeoe enigbeO / Goriam-
lineen ON, at Ganif aDinOeiamfuno
fan oRre GLAD ooer, at oct bar bragt
3oDen frem,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
Or. @Ollernps SciOiselier.

Sra 8roiesior, Arfiteft Wartin
glDrop bar g. Z" Sen 3. os. mob
tnaet 6slgenoe:
Ger itOo I 8laoene ct Yar Ia
se iioerL at en- 6i0til oelaniet, bit
betroet NanO bao0e brugt b~etpoelige
Bela6 al andres 9enge.
Get er fife alene en- 1lDffe for
Dam og bans, men oct opffer 5org
or efom bos en5oer, ser meo Be-
fgnring tenfer paa bort bjemibgte
Qan0.
Enonioere me0oelte 9lnoene, at
Der life oiibe blipe giort no9et an-
Soar g9l0en0e = at Slegt % 9en-
ner isgte at ifaffe Gefning ior Sc
anone Tense, oe set itiIleoes / ltO.
Tgt at bans Beniion Oiloe 6lioe
fdfsllaGet ueS iprIig 2oD. ],
6Do0 er set for en- ~rna00een Naa-
De ar tnge en- lllDffe paa2 Sar MAJ
ufDffeH, gplOer oct 10 BOG life ON
at gre Den itsrre og mere ifpbne-
munger eao n~s0DenOigt ON mli-
Iigt 6ellere la0e ben game bet er
10 Oerfor, ri fnar ben.
Cg BET er Spno moo Man0en og
5omfunoet, Oeriom 5slserne ifuloe
stipe, JON 9looene be6uOer, rig
aist | Den humane Sture meO Oenre
n~seniasfsie ulDffebringenOe Barn.
5iertfgbeb.
Cab oog Nnnben fsie BEN 9ettel-
r.. oct er at ina i'm Straf og Oer-
5geunem mnoife | rOgen lib nno'
sraaes bet fnugenoe peo at ifille
jrroes blun6t Rehnefer. k1S BAN
sog mcrfe, at BET er fturfenOe os cp.
seiienSe at bsne Iors hudo ban bar
i~orbruot. oe at SamFunSet gennem
Etrafien aiper Scattering for bans
60Itrin.
4efri bans SI9at o. Benner for
at ffaIle ffGSe ip at for at 0rHG
4 @el6b. Der betpOer iorhoIOsuis
not or srur frubeisbtr Sritifution
mn er fort rot III al Ipie nl0orIiai
II be R~adrsreisoe. o. til Of rsO'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21

Merf
Sr. 9an0eier! iom Ill er gier Al
en- goo Barm % paa Ell ao0 @laos:
gnifer ge fife ar Eeres 5sn bap0e
Iigeian goo en- Gorm2 W
Snr Ban 9enge nof I'll at fsbe Ell
for, eaer fan 2e 9ine BAN eng gf
Qdnotf. boor Ee Der. fife Tor enrt
iii, at e fan gBre bette?
san fan &c Ieie Ell 9Iaos. men
6oorFot 3ere begte aoar ban fan
febe en- 6arm { en- GOD banif aoloni
for Sc ionme 9enoe. iom ban eIers
madtte betoIe I 9eie.
@i bar 9nn6 / o0and geIonp",
ION I Tag oil oioe itbrre llObptte at
Sc Genge, iom onbrinoes, ems nogen
nnOen gId6s.
Eette 9ano ipIees poa 0e be0ite
og binigite @etingeIier mlIi9t. gi
6or en- lille 9os, iom beifriOer Dor
9Iau og iom ienSes frit til er1Der,
iom ienoer os tit Roon % i'm No
6res..
Eli 9eiereni
Sr. Sarmer - De, Iom MI betaler
fra $500 til $500 per Mere I eeIe
6oert Qor.. faar De fulo 8prOi for
Ceres 9enae2 Enifer 0e life at bIi.
be @ier al en- goo 6qrm / ct 9o0t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
Dana Koloni,
Qlberta, Ganaoa

oanif Excitement? Spis ina er, iaa
qad meo os paa Dor naite gfSfitriion
til Gltberta. 6anaSa, % beis1 Cana
6olonp".
Oct of betdIe fla. Ser fan De fobe
en- 8drm Tor Sc ianrnie 9euge, ION
Ge It'll betaler no I 2eie oa faa iod
COS en- 8arh iont oct er mitli9t at
foa.
EiGaS os at ii5t: aotn nreO Os
% ie Ser 2ano, JON ri iftiber ON.
81 '0anife bar aIereoe febt 9on6
ser.
Oh a%irfebDgning og 9nno II lam.
me er Iooet.
Sc er oe0 at bpsoe Sern6due lige
til Gfo0ien = % set aer fit til, at
en- 0onif 9D oif 6rrtig bIioe til.
gi bar efsfurfion til 0enne Solo.
nj 5Der ferite og treble 8irs6d8 /
Mduneoen. aom % tag nteo os og
ie for Gem ieIo. Grin o9iad efter
por life gog 0erom.
Ger blfocr tor Gfsfuriion BERTH
SEN 81. 3uni. fom ian meo.
giaet fra % tilbd0e til Council
9luTs iaen foiter $25.00.
Sfri0 I 7nq fiji @t1rfbu & G6ri.
Ituuien, Off Sort, Sa., ON nGrmere
OpIpsninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21

ges TOT : WlurI YuIloel. 0u 5lllelle
fun fan ielqes i. leoeuoe 2ioe, for.
ief0es Be liz sRuno.l u. gtp.~ ! ipr.
lig ntoretteae 9ogne, / 6uilfe 9an-
set itaoi1 foripnes meo Sit.
Sen iinSsiDgt 6Oum.OrOer opmt
til Is Mars snstbas. asbenbaon,
2. SUM. Straffe6ommer 9u0t3 meo
4 Meooomsmruo bar i 6ormio-
bugs afiagt Dom o0er Arreitanten
2eanoer. 5 @eofor Of 5traffeIooens
SIS 1s6 (foriptligt N1anOOra6), 243
(8eDerD o9 229 GnO6ruoStpoerD
Osnites ban til Is Mars 5u9tbus.
liant til / @eOfsr al Straffelonens
S Is efter u6itoaet shaf at uOuiies
al 8i9et.
3erefter forfpuotes 0ommen for
9ean0ers Gefenior, Der tilli8e er
baIfittet iom @nrge Tor @rreitan.
ten, oa Oenne er u~tiIregnelig. Sc
fenior ertlareSe ia paa Arreitan-
tens gegne utiIire0s IHeO Common.
iom 0erfor mi bill 0liDe. appeIleret til
SDerrettei1.
9rreifanten blen 9erefter rem.
itiIIet % fit al StrafieOommeren
0omsfonfluiionen opInit poa Cuff.
0ommeren ipurgte Dam, ON ban pio-
lite boorfor ban bar osmt, bpilfei
9lrreitanten beiDareoe benpgtenoe.
0ommeren meooelte oerefter, at ban
BAR 0pnnt for Mnnorub; men 9ean-
Der erflnreoe, at gan life fun0e 5u-
lie, at ban bap0e be9oaet noget0rab.
Gommen oil, mar Ooerretten BAR
BAH Sngen til 8aafen0elie, 6lioe
ooerenot til 5uitttsmliiteriet Der
ital tage 9eitemmetie ON boorpiot
Straiien ifal aiiones, eaer ON sc.
ah0er itaI inOlegge5 til O6iervltion.
6n STRIFE til 6iDcuOe. ) 5llels,
mtlOe bar man lan9e enifet Al iaa
en- STRIFE, % no9Ie Gage fsr 8inie
neoiattes Der en- aomite, iom / 50.
BET al fort Si0 inoiamleoe ca. 1000
Str. 9ette par 10 fife tiltretfeligt,
og. man tGnfte oa paa at beaDen0e
g Statea aGea ~ erllalL
n9ors. 9lp." uuentet bleDen 6iulpet
uo=oner ute 8anifefigbeoer foet
@ooseier Se6ou til 9alsgaarO. Der
oe0 8inleti0 tom bjem eg hsrte ON
9e6oernes 8laner, forleOen bar til
6uOt @runO til airfen % airfe9aar.
ben, 6400 ar. til ct Reieroefono %
10000 SIR. til at 6Dg9e airfen Tor.
1iI6a8e er Ser 0a Fun at isge Sta.
ten on SilifuS til Coming al en-
aapenan.
@ionnoeriig GeOning. en- t~reaari8
Sen al en- @rbei0er 9ruto / 5bn
par forleoen frlblet op pad 3pffet
til 6a0erens 8rsnO; bette elf / Stnf
fer. % 1rengen falbt neO I grgn.
ben, Der er is Ellen 0Db mes 212
AIen 8ano. 5 6ni6et 6aube 9arnei
reuet Saa9et nle6 Jig % par MI iaa
betoig At tomme til at ji00e oDe9.
paa bette. en toaori9 9ro0er 1pr-
teoe ina ill., 1Sbut. amtst.~ 6,aoe.
rem Ser oeO @i9lp al Ell Sti8e lit
reOoet lit 9arn JON merfpRr0is-
bis ilet ingen Sfa0e 5apOe taget.
Sposfalb. Yeniioneret Carer ..
erifien / 1sSss err iorleSen aieaaet
Oe0 9eoen i en- SLIDER al 20 9lar.
Gen niOe0e. Der i en- Decentralization
baooe ueret 2nrer paa Mors %
par meget afbolot, par aasierer /
3sOse-ersIeo Sparefasie, og JON ct
gepis paa bans GDgtigbeO og affll-
rategie nQDner oMorss 9lp", at
bans Regnifdbs al Sparetos.
~ieinipeftsren bleu benpttet JON Don.
tier for ANDRE Sparefasier.
On al 9erning 9ps elore
9orsere, aentier CIR. SEMEN, Oil.
Ia nGbriitinnsmin0e~, er forleoen
OsO p1d &olitebro Spgebus, Sc adr
sommel. Zen afogoe bar boet I Ser
ming fiOen 1878; ban Oreu isrit so.
- - - 49, ##H# =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21

ges for 3 @orf gunoet. 0n 6iifene
fun fan ialaes le5euoe 2ioe, for.
IerSes be liz sRano.l u. au." / inr-
lig ftoretteae @ogne, / 6uilfe 9an-
set ita0ia foripnes meO SIT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
Gn iirloeu Gfsportartifsl.

VH Hnioth VIeppttnfuifi. Cth
&ornilet citation nfaif iorleoen en-
ret uir0uanIia @ogniaOniHa meb
5ernbanen III Berlin. let por 600
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