davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-06

temporarily slack owing to the unset
tied condition of the leather market,
but the Bridgton correspondent of the
Express Advertiser says that the re-
port that the plant is to shut down
seems without foundation, though for
the next three or four weeks fewer men
may be given employment until BUSH
hess readiusts itself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-06

Bates mill stock has advanced to
265 and 270 since the recent annual
meeting of the stockholders in Lewis
ton, with none for sale, says the Lew
iStor Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-06

Canton corn shop this year made
the largest pack in years. The factory
has put up about 100000 cans and the
corn is of exceptionally good quality.
The yield per acre in most cases has
beer good. Albert H. Adams of Cam
ton Point received $6S6.S4 from 6a
acres. Fred Trip. also of the Point.
received $3.50 from TX acres. Several
others have also received large
amount per acre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-06

The clock on the Unitarian church
in Bangor has for some time, without
provocation. had spells of disregarding
the other clocks of the city, says the
Bangor Commercial, and furnishing a
time of it's own much to the discomfort
of those. who have depended upon the
timepiece for the hour of the day.
Some talk had been made of repairing
it. but it was found that the price Of
such work makes it impractical, so it
will continue to wend it's irregular way
until a new clock takes it's place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-06

Mark Gray Of Strong is undoubtedly
the largest producer of honey in that
section of the State. He has thus lar
this year from % swarms of bees OBJ
tanned about 5000 pounds of honey for
which he has secured % cents a pound,
all OF which goes to show that there
is money in bee keeping.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

carefully punched the meal tickets is
sued in the names of the straw men
after each meal. Another curious fea-
ture of the plot is the fact that the
aoueduct service paid to Kern county
Sc poll tax for these same straw made
laboring men,
So far as is now known the city is
ont only the $3.50 paid on the bogus
check to Grohs and this S. However,
n sweeping investigation is in progress
to discover whether other straw men
have been placed on the payrolls either
IN that or other camps Also the ac-
counting department is busily devising
n system which shall Illustrate any
further attempts to defraud under a
similar plan.
At the aquedpct bureau yesterday it
was said that the investigation so far
has developed no trickery except in the
one instance related. There are be-
tween seventy-five and eighty camps of
laborers along the aquduct route, how
ever. and the work of checking up
these accounts. present and past, will
consume a considerable period of time
and will cost no small amount OF
money. What it will disclose, If any
thing. the officials themselves cannot
now say.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
SHERMAN SUGGESTS POPE
AS INTERNATIONAL ARBITER
Son Of Late General in Charge
OF MonteCito Church

SANTA BARBARA, May 27.-That
the best way to have universal peace
is to recognize the pope as a provi-
Dental arbiter, placing him at the
head of an international board was
the conviction expressed today by
Father Thomas Sherman, son of the
late General William Tecumseh Sher-
man, former army chaplain and social
worker. Father Sherman is now pas
tor of the Montecito Catholic church
here.
efforts for universal peace are the
highest work of modern civilization,
said he. "but to my mind they do not
represent a. scheme of Divine Provi-
dence. The author of our civilization
and Prince of Peace left a representa-
tive and provdential arbiter, and
while there were nations under his
control he stopped many wars. Many
nations still recognize him as mon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
DIVISION I

Comprising Districts A and b
The city of Los Angeles within the
following boundaries: Slauson avenue
on the south, Arlington avenue on the
west to Wiltshire boulevard, east on
Hoover, north 10 Effe. east to San
Fernando road. north to Wnitmore
avenue, north to Aldama to Fayette
and Crescent, south along Salt Lake
railroad to Avenue Forty three, thence
east to Griffin, south on Griffin to
Fem, thence east to Westminster,
south to Wabash. east to Hughes,
south to Hollenbeck. west to Alameda.
south to Slauson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
FEARS DAUGHTER MAY
MARRY SUSPECTED MAN
Contractor Brooke, Now Missing,
Thought on Way to Join
Sweetheart
continued from Page One,

like all girls from the country is very
fond of dancing. When she first came
here to be with me last fall l used to
Al one Of these she met Mr.. Brooke.
Then he began calling to see her.
II liked him and l trusted him, and
T think he didn't betray that trust.
Mabel always told me when any young
man misbehaved, and she never made
any complaints regarding Mr.. Brooke.
He used to call here and talk with us
bv the hour. He told us what a fine
mother he had back IN washington,
where he said his father is employed
In one of the government offices. We
liked to hear him talk. He impressed
me so favorably that I let Mabel go
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

out with him alone, to dances and so
forth
when he heard Mabel was going
home to Portland he told us he was
going up there this summer and would
see her: and when she left he Went 10
1T know Mabel arrived home safely,
because 1 have received a postal from
her. She didn't even mention Brooke's
name. she liked him, but think
that's all there was to it, even though
he did tell his friends that he expected
to marry her / have written telling
her the trouble Brooke is in and adVis-
ing her to have nothing more 10 DO
with him.
"There were just two things about
Mr. Brooke I didn't like. He was
pigeon-toed and he didn't look you
straight in the eye, but he was as nice
hammered as a girl"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

The total leading for the $500 represents just four
clubs.
Less than four clubs represented by the total which leads
fri $500 double Honolulu trip.
Three clubs are by the total which leads tor the
S266 double trin to Alaska Seattle and
Slightly clubs represented by the toa eadng o
the $264 trip up the far northwest via Poo anu N
The same applies which leads for the $500 double
trip to Honolulu and return
lust two clubs are represented by the total which leads for the
$3.50 graphonola.
Slightly club is represented by the total eaoig lor
the S220 double trip 20 Mexico City and return
Nowyou candidates who among the neaeaders' take inc
figures above and you become Capital or Grand F
winner Figure all yourselves you candidates who are not
leaders now inst how YOU can get among Capital and Grand Prize
leaders There's where your friends to be- there's Whe
thv were confident you would be when they nominated you
certainty thew didn't put this Contest be also-rans II
you'll campaign you will be winners!
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
DISTRICT A

All territory within the above boun-
daries and west Of the following divid-
Ing line: Main street, beginning at
Slauson avenue to Spring street, along
Spring street TO San Fernando, san
Fernando street along Los Angeles
river to northern boundary line. The
dividing line runs in the center Of the
given streets, hence buildings on the
west s.de of Main and San Fernando
are in District A. and those on tho
east side are in District B.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

Sxth-Hester Griffith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 687o1
Seventh-W R. Mcleod. $4,000
Eighth-Ruth Virden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Have various leads representa- AS figures they
might enough the candidate (man or chd)
who little figuring they only few cubs-and any
real hustler can build several clubs days Take the
highest total What number OF clubs does
representa- Eight eight And who wouldn't be anxious
eager eight clubs be in direct line for S55O0
home?
Miss Wevgand of Pasadena the highest total in the
Contest Her result OF Woman work Her vote
total further loyalty friends of live friends the
appreciate hustle and good Now
how about your friends? OF the type? Get out
among them know that NOW the time they can help
most Show why you get their votes
value DO realize fully
opportunities Herego the Grand Prizes and the totals
which lead for them.
Take the $500 dining The total leading
for this represents slightly four clubs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

arch and would accept him as arbiter.
Others could accept his services with
out regard to dogma or religious be-
liefs He could act as arbiter with
out acquiring political power and
could remain a prisoner in the VAT
ican,"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
What Ais You3

n ou feel yea tired despondent have frequent head
aches coated tongue, bitter bad taste in morning
heartburn belchng of gas, acid risines in throat after
eating stomach enaw or burn foul breath, dizzy spells
Door or variable appetite, at times and kindred
symptoms
IL YOU have any considerable number OF the
above symptoms you suffering from bilious
meas torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia'
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is made
up of the most valuable medicinal principles
known to medical science for the permanent
cure of such abnormal conditions. 1t is most
efficient liver invieorator, stomach tOnic' OoWei
and streu1thcuer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

It seems strange that the number of
school children enumerated is grow
ing less each year while the poputa-
ton is gradually increasing. Whats S
wrong Grove journal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
oAEMlcAL PLANT BURNED

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, May ~
The plant of the Hooker DeVelop'nen.
company, one of the largest cheiniea,
concerns in this country, was desopoSeo a ooO
by fire early today. Loss $4uo'Voo'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
At the Y. NJ. C. A. Tonight

Mr.. ]. w. Erwin of the Southern
Pacific lecture bureau will give free
lecture on "The Golden West" beauti-
fully illustrated with moving and other
pictures Scenes in Yosemite valley
Yellowstone park and in Calitornltl
Oregon and washington will be shown.
An adults interested are invited to be
at Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

oso1e7
Alien
Talk about pretty Hows the above lineup for exciting
one? The three above the three leaders IN The Her
AIDS $4,000 Voting Miss Weygand leads for the S5
home Master for the S38O Knox ourabou and jennie
Van for the double trip to the Orient
Things happening during the past few days e
announcement of special offer of 500 extra votes on every dollar
under way-and the struggle become keene
Master Gratams friends have made him the Second
CaDta Prize leader Van Allen third posi-
ton among Capital Prize with Dr. c. T. Pepper still fourth
The Grand Prize remain shown in the last publication OF
vote standing The Grand Prize leads follow
Frst-Mrs Clara Jackson. 'l4O79o
g., ,ooooo
EGO
oa4o1
73574
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

The "Goden Medical patent medicine OF seo.e d
of being printed on its Or borm
that contains no asand
full hbt-formng fluid extract made win pure d;no
of the OF nauVe
Medical Association ropS Duo ~
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
DIVISION II

comprising Districts c and ID
All that territory no. within the
boundaries of Los Angeles city as set
forth under heading Division I.
DISTRICT G
All that portion Of Les Angeles coun-
ty not within the boundaries of Los
Angeles city as set forth under head
ing Division /, and also San Ber"
nardino and Orange counties.
*s++MIss MARGUERITE WEYGAND s6s,14i
%+J LANDRUM GRAHAM, jr. ... .266,87S
.sB. #. BESWICK. K................1O .1O3, ,491
s.NIRS. HESTER T. GRIFFITH -. 69,15l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS WATER
Cures all stomach troubles. Summer hotel
rate now in force.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

Mrs. Ida H. Baker er.............. 1000
H. G. Brainerd ............... 1000
E. H. Carpenter ........,....... 1000
Sam Disparte ..................1 1000
Clara Fensom ................ 1000
e. L. Howell .................. 1000
William d. stephens ............ 1000
Theodore H. Washburn ........ 1000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
AQUEDUCT WORKERS
HELD FOR FRAUDS
Camp Superintendent and Clerks
Accused of Padding Pay
rolls of LaborerS
ONE OF THE MEN CoNFESSES
Clever Scheme to Cheat City Dis
closed Before Heavy Loss
Is Recorded
ONE OF THE MEN CoNFESSES
tcontinued from Page One,

camp located on the Grapevine division
of the adueduct, which is in Kern.
Illustrating the care which Roth TOOK
to escape detection, it is said that he
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28

Marie J. Corson ................ 2,77s
Mrs C. K Lewis .............. l,5OO
Julius Coplan ................. 1900
R. Hugh McWhorter .......... 1888
DR.. Gale Atwater ............ 1,1sO
Carl Jacobson ................ 1,1oO
Mrs S. H. Frowem .............. 1000
IT. L. O'Brien ................. 1000
Miss Patterson ............... 1000
p. Fl. Riordan ................. 1000
FRS. ]. M. Springer .............. 1000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
DISTRICT B

All that territory within the city
limits and east of the dividing line
as given above.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
DISTRICT D

All other territory not included In
any of the above districts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

ofte fpit Sapn. Set onniier r,ernlig
en- M og original @etbo6e for SIT.
for6er og Mo6ulationer, iomt en-
tomplet @amling at Itforoer for
Mffompagnement, iamt nogle nDe og
pellpoen6e &ompoiitioner. Set CT
npra1reit en- 29rebog, arrangeret me0
BET 6ormod for gle at gipe &egler
for &fforoer til Encouragement
uoen en- 2erers ,&ielp. @nbper be6,
! bpor bei @ro6 Smgforeorag for-
.fiennes peo go6t Encouragement,
og Fer gipes en- Mnoisning til, bpor-
leoes 6enne Geroigbe0 fm opnoaes
uoen at mon bebgper at giennemgaa
ct l~angparigt og foftbart 4urus.
8ogen er nermeit beregnet forStren=
getnitrumenter, men ban bar efter
iam1ne 5pitem uogipet @foler for
Piano og Orgel iamt an6re Snitr1t-
menter. Ser ligger mango @ars
Irbeioe bagbeo Offenliggierellen at
bette rpe @pitem, iom ri anbefaler
til Mfbenpttelie at bore multi og
iangelifenbe 2eiere. 8ogen fan be-
TITLES bos 6. &asmusien Sub. 60.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
5ngerS H9te(ka6.
@n np Bog pnt @olser 9raebmanu.

9igteren Solger DrocbmannS fro
ifilte @ultru Sru gmmp 0racbmann
bor nplig l10gipet en- 8og, Singers
9ggteifab", Ser bar paft megen Sp=
iigt, os iom er blepen betegnet 1om
ct 6orieg fra ben0es SIDE poa at
gjere &e6e for ben6es Gorbol6 til
Sen afoe6e 9i9ter og renie fig for set
Mnipar, ser er faltet ODER paa ben6e
for Digterens 2ipferelie, napulig i
Sc ienere Mar.
@n Sournaliit ifriper / r9agenS
Npbeoer" ON en Samtale ban bop6e
bobt me6 .Torfattertn6en ON ben6es
Bog:
16e / Brtniesie Mories Mlle Dor
paa en- 6ieroeial Digteren @oIger
Gracbmanns fraifilte @11itru, Gor.
fatterinoen Sru @mmp Drocbman11,
/ ct Siem, Ser er giennempreget al
Mtn6erne ON Sen itore 2prifer, bpis
2ib er % olle iaa befienot 1om bans
Dtgtning.
@trofs be ferite Mnmel6elier al
6ru 9racbmanns npe @og, Singers
@gtefab", bar faitilaaet sen 16ie
2tgbe6, Ser er mellem &omoners
manolige &ope6perion og Drocb=
manns belfjen6te Sfiffe1ie - og So
gen er bleben opfattet iom og omtaIt
iom ct Sorioarsfrift for n6ru ST.
ger" imnti6ig me0, at SEN ga ifuloe
bore ct Mngrebsifrift moo Digterens
uroligt boloningsl6ie acknowledged.
= vSSa, ieg bar life noget imob
at u6tale min Spfattelie," iparer
6ru @mmp Dracbman1t poo Dor
&enpen6elie. rSeg bar life 1oget
9ieblif tenft Ben 8og iom ct 6or=
r%ibarsifrift for 6ru Singer. Seq tror
iiffe, bun tranger til noget 6oripor.
Men set bar ligget mig paa &ierte
at gipe ct @ille6e al Digteren Sgr-
gen Dabl, iaaoam fom fun leg tjen6te
bm. .Sg oct fun6e life fal0e
mig in6 at legge 5fiul paa, at SIR
gen 9abl er @olger Dracbmam."
SAB mig ber in6ifp6e - leg ober=
beieoe lenge, ON leg MI ogiaa tur6e
gaa @irfeligbe6en laa rer, faa ieQ
tpbelig angm, bpo6 ban birfelig cor
Maler bqb0e ga life giort set bpient:
| Zig. beoreTT&olger bar 10 ogiaa Ma
let. Og almin6elig 8orger - mel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
deg DOR bgmt til at boloe to fanoe ~
enc ian6e % lige feoeltge = $oile'

deg Dor 0gn1t til at boloe to 1a11oe N
enc ia1be % lige febeltge - &bile'
.0uge.
Sbi ielp ON leg fit ben beooseoe
Smeo / Sole, bleb set mig iagt, tit
leg bom 6oe life ino paa at gibre
6orretning for &Ioffen bapoe i1aaet
toIp sen bellige 2gperoagsfpelo.
2iot nptteoe set at bunfe &apmos
op Spn0ag Morgen, leg funoe Dog
lite TONNE me6 0fionatstoget, for~
uoiat at set life par meget for
iinfet - bpa6 set ofte Dor.
Men life oenne Gong. Set op6a.
geoe ieg, ba &lotfen @aofloften)
fiimebe til Srofo6er Sgnoag Morgen.
Seq git til 8or0et og til @irfen og
bar 6ortpiplelien lige ner.
Set bar blepen Mften.
1e mere eller mtr6re frilne %
feoelige 8orgere, liite0e Jig IND /
~&ontoiret" i Sotellet og ilog Jig
neo ON &aftelopnen for / fortrolig
&lpnee at breptpgge Sobaf % brent
oenbe Gags % @irfeipprgsmaaI.
Gilipnelo0enoe blep leg betragtet
iom ct 9oot, gammelt fien0t og fiat
tet @eole1n al 5p< eller u=9to6ecirf-
len, TIL ct Seripn TOR en- &eilenoe
meo 2pit, @oo og @anosbierte til
Ssnooesopbolo paa @otellet, % en-
firfegaaenbe Sober" bar ct iyp 9a~
ges &i6un6er.
uben at billie flappe NIT meofbote
eller tilpen0te forfengelige @torbeos-
npffefl1l0e ego paa &pggen, 6riiter
leg mig til at paaltaa, at Set er mig /
&ieoet %ifaaret at pdsie IND UNDER
ollie 6orbolo / alle &re0ic - naar
Neoen tpinger eller acknowledgement
bp6er.
9erfor tog leg &labs oe0 Opnen
bIot0t Sen lille u6iggte, biemiggenoe
Slot og rig, TO- ipptteoe og talte ont
top me6 Sem / ifipn gnigbeo.
@aolebes ranbt Gt6en, og @onperla=
tionen gle0 iepnt og let fra Set bor<
gerlige til set firfelige, fra oct time
lige til set epige og loa pi0ere. @etS=
1enoe mellem btrfelige 0plepelier,
inobilote Sp1er, bibelife Gitater og
bobebe Sitter, ne0fal0ne @ngle fra
set beie og gienopitan0ne &el6er<
me11o fra oct lape,, gle0 Sioen fen.
Gortiettes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

Dor ipg al 6ortptolelie - leg beipi-
meoe. -. @or @uslege Tom netop
ben Gang - SOM lag6e: Sen
Man6 lt6er en6nu meget perre ems
Del
Seq ifrep life Sen @og for
min egen @fpl6 og min6it al alt
for at peffe Seniation. Seq bar
arbei6et poa 6en lenge - leg be-
gpr6te paa Sen / SO. San 1ful6e
ielb bane iet 6en. .....@ ga ban 6poe,
iog6e leg netop: Ma @u6, Fan fit
life lelt 8ogen! Sor to Mar iiber
par ferite Sci fer0ig. @en @pg~
bonn og andre olporlige 6orbinorin<
ger bar giort, at leg fit min6re Gi6.
til 5lutningen, men MI maotte ieg
babe mig befriet for SEN.
On Mnmel6er ffreb> at ban biloe
babe foretruffet en- bofumenteret
5remitilling al bele bette Sorbol0
fremfor en- iubiefttp &og. Men leg
trengte 10 netop til at frigi9re mig
for oct rent perionlige Sn6trpf, ia
nit perionlige 6orbolo til bam.
Terit iaa funoe leg aan6e frit.
9t6en oil lea iumIe alt set. lea
bar og set er ct Sfab ful6t -
al @ftitpffer til EN- 8iografi. Sen
bill oct tage Mar at ifrtpe. Men
ben mao fprit fomme femo9tppe -
tre0tbe @ar efter min $50!
-- &bis ser MI fful6e fomme
@fan6ole al 6enne &oman, bil6e BET
bore frpgteltgt. Set bilbe ganife
p6elegge min @le6e be6 Bogen.
Seq bar intet - intet an6et billet
enc tegne ct leoen0e og ipmpatilf
@i1leoe at bonn / bans &iem, laa0an
iom SEN m1peren6e Generation life
fien6er bam.
- Og iaa6an iom ieg ol6rig
bar opbert at elite bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
@ek(e6aa( / Danmar6,
Nf @elene Tenser.

SPIRIT iaa lent iom paa &eforma=
tionStioen begDn6te man ber / 9an=
mart at forfplge og bren6e @efse>
ct G%i0nesbpr6 ONT Si6ens itprfe
Spertro> bDoraf ielp 6oregangsmen~
6ene par imitte0e. On al bore iprig=
tie &~eformatorer, He6er &alla0ius,
gtper oS / lin Miitatsbog ct flas1ilf
Gfsempel paa, bDoroan mon / Gait
mart iaa paa Srol06om; bon tiger:
~Du maa lite tie me6 nogen Trol0=
fpinoe! Sc faar MI oeres rette 2pn;
De funne life lenger bare Jig / bette
flare @pangeliets 2pS og Sag. Sc
br9note 10 en- Sob ttlforn al SEM /
Malmp, &ege og an6etlte6s, % bprer
d. at Ser otter ii00er en- SOB greben
/ Molme, iom ifal bren0es. S Syl-
lan0 og Smaalanoeoe er De poa
Sagt efter SEM iom efter nlpe, jaa
Ser blep MI nDlig grebet og bren0t
paa Mls 90 Sc omliggen0e imoa 2on=
Sc 50 Srol0fpin6er; Sen enc rgber
ben an6en, og iaa fplges Sc as til
Fin @eroen" olb. Mere molen0e Be-
ifribeli lie fan man bel life faa, en6 at
man goar paa Sagt og Gangiten
ipnes at bore go0 - efter Dem
(&efse og Sol0fninoerD iom efter
l1lpe! &efsebaolene Hammer bit!
Og @e6er Hollo6ius, Ser por bao6e
BARN og ni6fier / Groens Sjenejte,
men ttllige grun1me opertroiif, frpoer
Jig aabenbart 6eroner - set iamme
bar iiffert olle Dati6ens ififfelige og
erbore 8orgere giort - @efsene
faar 10 fun 2gn JONI for fpl6t!
Si1 en6nu be6re 8elDsning al He=
ser 8allaoius' @tilling fan nppnes,
at ban 1866 rette6e felgen6e Gor-
naming til fine Brefter: Ser ifol
preoifes ifarpt og flittigt al olle mos
Erol6farle og Srol0fbinoer, 8elper-
gere og 8eipergerifer, for6i oe pe6
oeres onoe Sumter og Erplleri pre-
oife iaa meget tilboge, iom hi pre=
bite frem." (@lle r6bebelier al
mig). @n anoen Gang anilaar 8al-
laoius Sen Sfof Dierre> @riitus ct
Steo u66reb al ct Menneife, til 6666.
San og bans iamtioige u6taler, at
u6et brimler me6 Smaa6jeble lige=
iom me6 Gluer paa en- Sommer6ag"
og v6e er l1tallige iom Solegran".
9og u6fan6t en- Ier6 TIFF .Sbeolog
Sallet paa 6tsie @maa6i9ble, nemlig
2 Erillioner, 665 8illioner, 866
@illioner, TAG E11itn6e og 664!
De ferite ber / Damnarf, iom me6
Sifferbe6 bi6es at bore br9n6te, bar
ct 8ar @pin6er / Stege paa Mgen.
9ette ifete omfring 1910. s en-
Gagbog .af 1913 fra &osfil6e beret-
tee, at MiffelSaften blep @nfen efter
8orgmelter i &osfiloe,. Billion ban
Spgen, be6 Mann Dorotbeo, Upper
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