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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28

lOUROES
GROTTO
Solemn Ceremonial Will At
tend Dedication of Grotto
by Sisters of st. Frances at
st aMrgaret's Hospital;
Replica of French Original

Ihe dedication of the Lourdes grotto
at st. Margaret's hospital will take
place tomorrow afternoon, and prom-
lses to be an attractive event, espe-
clally in Catholic circles The serv-
ices IN connection will be public. how
ever, and the public is invited to at
tend The hour set for the dedication
is o'clock. Rev Father Suerth of
the East Side will have charge of the
dedicatory services and will deliver the
address of the day. Another address
Will be made by Rev. John Kasprzykow-
ski of st. Cashiers church of the north
side.
The grotto is located in the rear of
the main building of the hospital and
is built so as to have a prominent
place in years to come when All the
wings of the hospital have been added
1t was built by Edward Koenig Of Chi
cago, nephew of Father, Koenfg of
Turkey Creek. He is recognized as one
Of the best landscape gardeners of the
mfddlewest. He also built the grotto
at Schererville, which was dedicated
several years ago.
Copy of Original.
The Lourdes grotto at St Margaret,s
hospital is an exact copy of the original
In France, and is built of dripstone
which were shipped from Ohio for this
purpose. These-stones are set in ce
ment, and because of the old gray COL
or of the stone and the patches of moss
IN the crevices, the whole has an ap-
pearance as If planted there by nature
The statutory niche Is occupied bv an
elegant life-size statue of Mary of the
immaculate Conception. This statue
was donated by the William Klefgehe
FAMILY. The life-size statue of Bern
delta, the little girl who, according to
the Lourdes grotto saw the vision. was
donated by the family of George Kuss-
maui. The statue OF Bernadetta repre-
sents her as kneeling looking toward
the statue of Mary, and is placed at the
root of the grotto. Both statutes are
made of cement with glazed surface
and are weather proof
A trickling stream of water finds its
way through the crevices of the grotto
in imitation of the stream of water
In the original The whole presents an
artistic appearance and is the pride
of the sisters, and the patients who are
able to be out to- enjoy the park-ike
grounds in the rear of the buildings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
CLABBY GOT SHADE.

Philadelphia, May 2s.-Jimmy Clabby
of Hammond shaded Tommy Coleman
of Philadelphia in six round bout at
the Nonpariel A. c. last night CIabby
tried to make a fight OF it, but Cole
man knew the western lad was able to
hurt him and he boxed solely on the
defense. Clabby made Coleman hang
on to evade punishment, and at long
range Coleman was always going away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
CROWN POINT IS
IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
Rivalry Between the High
Schools Is at Fever Heat
For Athletic Games.
Especial to TIE TImesA

crown Point, Ind. May 2s-Crown
POINT is In gala attire today to receive
Lake county high schooldom in their
great annual outing and event, the
county athletic contest
Probably never before in the historv
or the athletic meet between +ba
schools has such keen interest been
evinced as at this time on account or
the uncertainty of the winners OF tho
meet and the rivalry between the var
ious schools.
heretofore 1t has been possible be-
fore hand to pick the possible winner
of the coveted points and honors h,,+
this year the dopesters have been nm
usually ,secretive about their nredic-
tlons and the points are so close that
according to one high school athleta
last night, The meet is anybodv,s to-
morrow. couldn't pick the winning
school for a penny"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
NJ 'ALEER
CLEARS THE
SUSPECT

W. j. McAleer was succe in the
defense of a man at kentla ter his
partner had been sentenced a rob-
berry in which McAleer's is said
to have been implicated.
Walter Doty and Glen Bumgartner
are alleged to have robbed a man liv-
ing near Kentland, and after beating
him up to have taken away over $3.50
in money and valuables.
Doty was tried and convicted. and
Bumgartner sent to Hammond for Nc
Aleer to defend him. At the trial Nc
Aleer succeeded in clearing his man of
the crime and he was RELEASED.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
$4,000
WORTH OF
STOCK SOLD

Over 100000 worth of stock in the
Calumet Building & Loan association
has been sold, and it is expected that
the first series of 100000 will be dis
posed of before the 1st of July.
There will be meeting of the board
OF directors of the association next
Tuesday, at which matters of import
ance to the new organization will be
taken up.
The officers and directors of the as
sociatfon are very much pleased over
the progress they have made and thew
are convinced that their Judgment was
good In starting a new institution of
the kind to cover the entire region.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
CAFE MAN
IS ANGRY
Wouldn't It Make You Fal-
ter if Anything Like This
Happened to You?

Manager Armstrong of the Wecater
Cafe has decided that one of his en-
ployes is no longer to be trusted with
gun. Suppose you had a gun in
your hands ready to ward off thieves
and somebody should come along and
steal it, would it make you sore?
Walter Smith, the night man at
the Wecater Cafe feels that insult
has been added to injury when a bold
man stepped into the restaurant last
night and not only stole $13 from
the cash register, but stole revolver
from Smith.
FATE AGAINST HIM.
Smith had provided himself with the
revolver purposely to ward off any such
an occurrence, but fate was against
him. The only consolation that Smith
has is that the robber took the gun
while he was asleep. What hurts
Smiths pride, however. is the fact that
the robber took the gun from his hands
while he held it in his lap ready for an
emergency
No arrests have been made in the
case. but the police are looking for one
Fred Smith. no relative of Walter, who
If captured must give an account of his
wereabouts and actions of last night
There is no positive evidence that Fred
Smith is the man who robbed the cash
register, but information has come to
the police that makes 1t desirable for
Fred Smith to give an account of him
self.
WALTER FORGOT HIS sPECTACLES.
Walter Smith, the night man, says
he did not see Fred Smith take the
gun or the money, but others saw him
between and 4 o'clock this morning
with a gun. He was a former night
man at the Wecater cafe. He is said to
have been seen by the crew of a Gary
& Interurban car as they came into the
restaurant at an early hour this NOR A.
ing for a lunch, but his actions at the
time were not suspicious.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
F. R. SCHAAF JR. TO
SPEAK IN The STATE
Republican County Chair
man Is Honored by State
Central Committee.

F. Richard Schaaf, Jr., chairman of
the republican county central commit
tee, has received word from the re-
publican state central committee that
has been drafted to help the commit
tee organize the state for the coming
campaign.
Schaaf will be expected to give the
various county central committees over
the state the benefit of his experience
in the work of organization.
1t is also understood that the state
organization would like to have Schaaf
join party of speakers on tour of
the state. Schaaf has not yet decided
what he will do along this line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
SUICIDE
PACT?, MAYBE
Feminine Corpse Is Well
Dressed, and Found by
Fisherman Nelson.

The blue waters of Lake Michigan
disclosed the second shocking mys-
terry within one week last night and
threw up another soggy corpse which
had almost lost all human resembl-
ance on the sandy beach between
Gary and Millers.
This body was a woman's. The
one found considerably to the west
on Wednesday was a mans. Whether
there is any connection between the
finding of the CHASTITY, grisley corpses
is yet to be ascertained by the
authorities
NO IDENTIFICATION
Who is the woman?
Her description is as follows:
Age-2o to 25 years.
Height-5 feet ten inches
Weight-155 pounds
Eyes-Brown.l
Hair-Brown.
Figure-Well formed.
Teeth--Naturai and full set
The garments she wore were not
costly but they indicated at least that
pearance. The suit was of blue serge.
the shirt waist white, the petticoat.
under garments, stockings and shoes
were new and some think the owner
was drowned while on pleasure trip
or drowned herself with care to take
her life in a suicide pact.
There was no apparent marks of vio-
lence on the body which tie authors
ties believe has been, in the water fully
three weeks. 1t was in an advanced
state of decomposition. Absolutely no
other marks of Identification were
gathered up to aid in the solution of
the mystery.
FOUND BY FISHERMAN.
Everything about the woman indi-
Gates that she was in well to do cir
cumstances The appearance of her
body did not indicate her to be OF the
working class,
The body was found by John Nelson,
a fisherman at Miller station. He saw II
floating in the water near the shore
and brought 1t to land and Immediately
notified DR.. Gordon.
THEORY Is PLAUSIBLE.
The suicide theory is plausible. more
so because the woman was dressed in
new clothes from head to foot 1t
seems that she made last effort to
fore she decided to commit suicide
On May 18th, less than two weeks
ago, THE TINES published a dispatch
from Whiting to the effect that 12-
year-old Robertsdale boy on Sunday,
May 18th. had found pottle in Lake
Michigan containing a note written on
wrapping paper. 1t read as follows:
81 hope when You find this little
note I'm this bottle you won't be sur
prfsed, hut we, companions all our
lives, decided to die together. Good
bye wicked world.
tSfKnedl "FIORENCE ROY
"DAISY BARNES
The note was turned over to the
Whiting police. who still have il. At
the time It was found it was believed
to be a hoax, but there may be some
possible connection between the note
and the body found in Lake Michigan
Last Wednesday the body of a man
was found on the beach between Gary
and Indiana Harbor. like the one found
last night it was in an advanced state
Of decomposition.
The body of the woman was buried
today from Undertaken Wild's morgue
after DR.. E. r. Gordon, deputy coroner,
had held the inquest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
W0MAN'S BODY
WASHED ASHORE
Lake Michigan Gives Up the Second
Death Mystery on Sandy Beach
Within the Last Week
FROM THE BRIDGE OF sIGHs.
One more unfortunate,

One more unfortunate,
Weary of breath,
Rashly importunate,
Gone to her death.
Who was her father?
Who was her mother?
Had she a sister?
Had she a brother?
Or was there a dearer one
Yet than all other?
Look at her garments
Clinging like cerements
Whilst the wave constantly
Drips from her clothing.
y her tresses
Escaped from the comb
Her fair auburn tresses:
Whilst wonderment guesses
Where was her home?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
PLAIN DRUNkS SEE
WRIGGLY THINGS

The city hall Jail was a very creepy
plce for two Individuals who were TAX
en- in by the police. B. B. Bortner of
Albion, Idn., made the night hideous
for r. Long, Detroit man. who was
also in the lookup and on the verge of
the tremeins Bortner saw the big
long wriggly kind that begin to coil
around the victims feet and wind up-
ward until they can hiss into hsi face.
Both were fined 81 and costs in the
city court and were taken TO Crown
Point to serve their sentence there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
Slackup in Movement.

Real estate activity during the past
week has not been as great as during
the first part of the season There
have been a number of sales of resi-
dence property. but that is all A num-
Der of deals are pending. however.
which will be made public as soon as
they are consummated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28

IF YOU THINK 1-tzA THE TIMES
rs TRYING TO GIVE You THE
NEWS. YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WILL,
BE APPRECIATEDs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28

Lavender Cigars are pronounced
exceptionally gooA by all smokers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28

You will say that Lavender Cigar
cannot be beat, IL you try one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-28
THE WEATHER.

FAIR TO-DAY,
SUNDAY CLOUDY,
RISING TEMPERATURE.
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CONTINUED on page nvs.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

S @uslanb er $4,000 apinoer o,,-
tat / Sernba1ens 9ieneite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
The Appley Truss
r fpmmet tiliiSt ug nil altib blips

ycT.
Set berpmte Mpplep 8rofbino fra
@ro11o &apios, Micbigal1, blep op.
funoet og toget 8otert paa al Or
Applep, Ell pirfelig proftiierenot
29ge og &irurg.
9cnne Spfinoelie far 6rugt Iuiin.
Der at Menneifer til at loppriie ba1m
oo BET far belbre0et ful0iten0ig Sc,
Der far maottet li0e / aarepis al 81
pGrlte 5ilfal6er, iom Menneifebeoer
er Nrpiag til; / 8irfeligbe0en bar
Inlet StlfGl0e unogooet sets peIgib-
reroe &eiltltot, efter at bore oroent=
Zig ofpasi let. ..,...
S. g. Barton fra Wrono Mapi6s,
Mtcb, Ell reoelig og pnroig @auo,
1oln er en- oftip 6orretningsmano %
lom bar Ell Siolang pnret / Dor Sic
nelte fpr / Si6en, far cabinet ct &on=
tor I 6201h Nicollet Mpcnue, bpor
boemiombelit, Ser lioer al 8rof-
ltooe fan bltpe foripnct meo ct Mp-
pleD gino og fao peoblipenoe fpnoig
Silipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

ct nationolt 6oretogenoe. S Stunt
1906 forlo6 uDonmart" @ipben.
bapn. S Nueuit 1907 mel6te xele.
grof en- at @fspe0itionen bopoe no.
iprt Set plarlogte Mrbeioe, men at
Mplius gricbien og to al bans 1el.
Ter baDoe buffeoe un6er / 5eiren.
Sen Is. Muguit 1907 onfom
~Donmorf" til Bergen, bpor 2sit,
nort Srolle, Sfibets 6erer, melote,
at Sc, iom omfom lammen meo Mp.
illus Gricbien ror 9ejtnont &agen
og Sen gre1lonolfe @ifimo, &otefet
9renluno. 0e tire Mnno iatte 2ipet
til UNDER en- Sneltorm / @opember
1907, i6et Sc iggte poo at per1oe til
boge fra@orofplten al @rpnlono oper
Snolanosiien. &otefet 8renlunos
Sig bleb funoet / en- Ssbule / Seer.
6eoen al ct 3epot. SEQ @ioen al
fonotes Sfitier, iom uooilte set St.
beioe, Ser oor u6fert, og bans Sag.
bog %inoebol6t fplgen6e Sptegneli e:
~Snfommet pes 70 @ro6er un0et
Soripg poo at pen0e tilbage oper
Snolan0Siien / Mopember. Mnfom
BERTH UNDER aftogen0e Moane og fan
fife fortiette pao @rl1no at frosne
6eooer og Merfe. 9igene at De an.
ore er / @ioten al 6ioroen. &agen
oeoe BEN Is. Nopem6er og Mplius
omtrent ii Gage ienere. unoertegnet
S6rgen 8r6nluno."
8renluno blep begratet paa set
Steo,' bpor bans Sig fonotes. Set
par umuligt at fin6e 2igene at De
anore poo @rl1no al set lppre Gre.
fal6.
Sci Dor for at fin6e Sc Optegnel.
Ter, 1om ~9onmarf" =l6eroen ontoges
at babe efterla0t Jig / Barber paa
@renlono, og mlligt 2igene of
gricbien og @agen, at &aptein Mit.
fellen orog aflteo til @rpnlano meo
oct MI %for1ilte 5fib uMlobamo".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
st Earti, Scr bulSt fine 2pfter.

Sen hefien0te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon6ent Sobn 6. O'9al1gblin ifriper
t Ell &orreiponoa1ce til "@btcago
$ribune" ira @cuerlp, Mosi, on=
oooen0e Yraiioert SaftS Nnlfueller
ON set republitanlfe &arties Stil-
ling / Siebliffet:
Set repllblifoulfe Harti er ct
Gren1ifriotsparti, ct Earti, Ser l1Oret=
ter noget. Set for bolOt lille Softer
un6er &onpaansn t%rofalt. Set Dor
biit Jig ou9tiat % uirfipnt / Molnt=
niitratio'icl1. Set for giennemfpr t
piie Tren1lfriotslope. Sil Iolfets
@e6ite og / SperenSl tell1melle meo
ben / 1903 peo bets &onpe11tion pe0=
tagne Ylotfornl. Huber Sc I'LL raa=
oenbe 6orholo bill Set pare Set beO=
Fte, on &plger1e giper Set Oere5 Of
ficielle @o6fjenoeli e pcO at peOlige=
5olbe Set repl1blifaulfe Yorti iom Set
Iebenoc / &ongresien peo &olgeue /
bette Gfteroor.
Hr9liOenten ogter enopiOere, ltri=
Der S'9augblin, at in0fpre gfonomi
I Gorbunos= s(0miniltrotioner, at
bringe Oe forlfjellige &egiering$<
9epartementer pao Ell 6orretnings=
8alts, at in0fdre Ell pirfningsful6
Jorret11ingsgang, ser bill arbei6e
iebnt og mes Sc min0lt mulige It's
glitter.
Com en- Mntponing at bpao Fan
agter at u6fpre / SEN &etning, ben=
leoes Spmertlombe0en paa Smor0=
ningen og 8eiparelierne / 6inons=
og 8olt -Deporten1el1terl1e. 9ette iio=
tie 9epartement til6ogebetolte 10 al
be II Millioner Collars, iom Dor
b%ebilge6e til at 6effe 0eportementets
un0erifu6. Com 6el9e al oette bar
Der peb 6iifalaorets ltolpb iiteoet
for bet forbenteoe llnoerifuo al 40
Millioner Dollars ct Sperj fr6 al
- Millioner Collars, ct @elutat
Der, iom &reiioenten beo0eoe, moa
betragtes iom berm0ringsperoigt.
mr. O'2augblin tilfgier, at Yrali-
oenten lite engiter Jig for l10fol0et
at @olgene bpa0 o11goor bans per-
tonlige stilling. @an bar ingen
Blaner for 1912 eller inoretter fine
&anolinger / politiif @enieenoe for
at forbere6e lin @jennominotion el=
Ter @jcnpalg til Set Gmbeoe, JON
ba1, III befleoer. @on far iii 9lif
rettet pao Sc / Eje6liffet beSifenoe
6orholo og ipger at leoe Sem pua ret.
fe Moooe. 8liper bans &olon;n9
gootjen6t, gle0er set bon1, b{iper
ben set lite, toger bon Tia fife Set
uer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

@ao @r1nolog al oisie ipreote
.5ref oil man beore %foritaa Muti-
oens 8e9ipenbe6er. Ser er set @oru=
bolm iom SuriitImo, Ser trnoer frem.
Som iaaodn er Set opooget at
Spiterne> og Sc folnmer oertil / itore
Sloffe. S Maret 1907 bar Ser ca.
5000 mos ca. 1000 i 1906; Me6-
ga19en ifploes bel Sen fol6e Com
n1er. De bar 6eres egen 6irefte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
@n enot &epuImtiun.

Sen longparige &epolution / 9eica:
ragua, Der begpnote / Oftober ifior,
CT MI er0t mes, at Mepolutionens &C.
Der, Suon Gitra6a> far inotoget So
oeoltooen Managua og fororepet Sen
t1oligere &reii6ent, 81. Ma6ri5.
e1traoa, Scr / Mo0ietning til Ma-
ori5 1iges at oere penligiin6et moo
be 5oreneoe Stater, bor opertaget
sfegiert11gen og oentes at billie blipe
n'1erfien6t al II. g. @egiering UNDER
Soruoietning at, at ban giper SPITE
ON at biloe laoe afbol6e ct reguIert
Balg tnben ban officielt erflerer fla
for Brefi6ent.
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@on. G6ale S. Osborn
&cpnblifanif &anbioat fur @npernpr
at Mtebi9an.

@6oie 9. Osborn al Sol1lt Ste.
Morie, Micb., bor in6pilget / at
blipe BET republifonlfe Yorties &o11=
oi0at for Gn1be0et lom @l1per11gr al
Micbigan. San er Ell ltrrf, frpgt(ps
og nof6pngig Monb, Ser mango an
iporsilrloe Stillinger for pilt i'm
Dpgtigbe0, fan far Ell l1on1prfet
l(oourmelie % rig g%rforing, og iom
8l1berl1pr uil0e bal1 h(ipc Ell Yrp0
for Stuten og beflp6e gn1beoet mes
Snroigbe0. Ser ct 1pppe nogel1
Mon0 / Stoten for 5i0el1, ser piloe
bore be0re lfiffet I'll @llnerrpr ems
SIR. osborn.
Eoo @ru1ro al Sen Ceiling, Ser for
fu'1oet Steo / Eortiet, forbereoer
3ennofroterr1e Jig poo cit e~ffeftip
&o>1pogne til Mopen1berpolget, og
Mr. Osborn agter at bele 8rl106et /
lit Forti og title Set lon1let moo set
onoet Eorti. Stoten Micbigon er /
Djebliffet / en- ioo0on 6orfotning,
at set trpnger en- Mol1o n1eo el, fat
Soot6 til at le0e Mffnrerne. Gets
6t11a11sbni en- er life / Sen be0ite Or
Oe1t, pg Set tilfommer BET republi.
fanife Eorti at brinee Croen / Ior-
pirrinaclr. Gboic g. Osborn ct
Sen Mon0, iom ser olr1inoeligt les
fen til ipm Sen, Ser be6re ems nogert
o1Sen fam ful6f6re bette &perr.
Som offen1ig @%mbeoSmon6 bor
Mr. osborn en- bi6titroft Grforing
poa olle S1nroooer, og onerolt far
Fan gjort Tploeit. timber @ltper>1pr
Sobn :. &icb bar fan Stotens
@orne @or0e1 og ff gjennemfprt
9ope til 9elfpttelle al Gilot og Sill.
((noer @llDer11dr Hi1rgree blep 6ort
Ser>rbone=&omis ier og a%iemnemfprte
iom iooom Sen f9rlte NeSi utteli lie t
Observation-Disclosures, fra 3 til 2H
Gents. San giernemf6rte til &c.
pe11s @ogitop &rope1e til Siffer-
Observation-Disclosures til 8eifpttelie al
set rejie110e El1bliful1, og 6oll er=
tlnreoe Jig / 6opgr al &egulering al
Nroat|otierne lnnge fer ioooou Sou
gip11inA bar forl6gt.
5or 5ioen er Mr. Osborn lint
perlitctS= &egent og far ogioa / 6en1e
Stilling pitt tine ijnlone ggcnifo6er
lom offenlig g%mbe0smo,o og mes
ltor Gpgtig6e0 6eltoget / 2eoellen al
bet ltprlte Stotslniperiitet / 2onoet
@elc lit 9ip i%giennen1 far Mr. Os'
born nrret MpisuOgiper. Som far fm
cit flor Eort / 9oginotp vgou.
rier @erol0", ifjdnt fan life toger
aftip 3el / Sets 2e0elie . &on er .i11=
gen rig Mono, men bar forltoaet al
le6e lime Mffnrer i%oole0es, at bon er
nafbpngig. @on er en- al Sc melt be=
reilte Mero / Stoten og Quiet ionl
Jorfotter.
Scr. Osborn CT fgot / Snoiana.
1860 og oppofseoe / 8pen 2%afopette.
San gjenne'ngif @ejifolen og tube
reoe 3 Mar peo El1rolle l1niperiitet
aif fan / Mrbejoe lom Me-
porter for 9la0e t Chicago og Mil-
lDnl1fee, men allerebe "a Mor aom=
mel 6lep bon ielpitrn0ig l1ogirer al
ct ngebloo / 6lorence, isis. S 1887
blep bmn ejer al 800 Metps" lom
ban ltogap og r~e6igereoe til 1900,
"a ban iolgte 8la6et % fiebte gu
ginam Mbtlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
&rimerpalsene i Mcbraifa

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
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gaaet ben ODER @ornbolm.
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