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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24
COLORADO NEWS.

Delta apple growers have already
taken steps for an organization TO look
after exhibit for next years apple
show
Canon City has been compelled TO
issue $4,000 additional bonds to com
plete the water system which will
cost $350000.
The estimated attendance at Denver
stock show during the week is placed
at 112.o00. an increase of 10000 over
any previous year.
Charles F. Blum, a switchman in
the Colorado Springs yards, was in.
stantly killed Tuesday morning by be
ing run over by train.
George Ernest Winner of Alamosa
is dead from the accidental discharge
of an automatic revolver Sunday last
in the hands of Fred Missen.
While in Washington Gov Shafrotb
expressed doubt regarding calling
OF an extra session of the legislature
Maybe his eyes are being opened.
Official notification has been receiv-
ed by Government Engineer Sands
that 10000 acres of land directly south
o. Palisades has been restored to en-
try by the authorities at Washington
The Miners Union meat market of
Telluride was destroyed by fire last
evening with loss of about $4,000.
The building was one of the old land
marks Insurance $4,000 Origin un
known.
The Democratic state treasurer is
reported as saying That rather thar
honor warrant drawn on him for
expenses for an extra session of the
legislature he will resign. Probably
bluffing
Edwin Price was appointed postmas-
ter of Grand Junction Monday, being
his fourth term. The first three terms
Mr.. Price was backed by the county
organization but the last time lost
out but won Senator Guggenheim'
commendation.
County commissioners of Las Ami.
mas county must be of the right sort,
having refused to renew liquor license
to three disorderly resorts where the
law was openly violated We know Of
towns and counties whero violations OF
law are complimented.
Senator Charles J. Huges of Colo
RADIO was offered a place on the Bal
linger investigation committee hut re.
fused 10 serve. 1t must be remember
ed that Mr.. Hughes is corporation
attorney and does not care TO gel
mixed up in the scrap.
Alamosa Empire reports smallpox
scare subsiding and says the disease
is confined to II few Mexican fsmllies
who are under quarantine and no great
apprehension is felt, although the
school board has arranged to close the
schools in case smallpox should break
ont among the whites.
The Martinez accused OF murderinf
| Mrs. Overaldez at Pagosa Springs, for
merry lived In Durango and the Ami
mas valley. He is said TO have been
jealous OF attentions paid 10 the WON
an. Martinez has been prominent in
.Archuleta county politics. having beer
county commissioner and postmaster.
The state board of charities and
corrections. which to a large extent
has control of the state penitenSiar,
and Its affairs Tuesday adopted reso
luton demanding thorough lnspec
tion into the charges that have been
made to the effect that there was q
pardon combine during the last eight
years.
Eaton has passed a city ordnance
prohibiting the soliciting of the sale
Of liquor and providing that no com
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24

Grand Junction Saturday. Jan. 18th
The News of that city publishes a
synopsis of the proceedings and what
took place from which we Gull the
following and we trust every Herald
reader Interested in fruit growing will
not only read but preserve the main
points advanced for future reference
from the fact the men taking part
in the meeting spoke from experience:
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24

If the claims of the officers of the
Apex Copper company of Colorado
Springs are true, the district north
and west of Lake George, fifty miles
west of Colorado Springs. comprises
the richest gold fields on the American
continent. and the entire output OF
the Cripple Creek. Leadville or the
Alaska mines will be but n bagatelle
compared with the untold wealth that
lies in the hills Of the Lake George
region.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24

Miss Leah Wachter, from Montrose
county, is the first of the apple queens
TO marry, the knot being tied in Den.
yer Monday with her mother in liz.
rorant bliss for twenty four hours.
The groom is a Montrose druggist
and while the wedding was to take
place 1t was not slated before spring.
The groom went to Denver and found
his girl SO becoming az a ma.a OF
honor that he could not wait. Wonder
II 1t will be catching?
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24
San Jose scale.

San Jose scale.
Soluble oils will separate from wa
Ter where aikali is present and are not
satisfactory as a spray.
Green aphis is not as general in
the Grand valley as elsewhere on the
western slope. 1t winters on the trees
in the egg stage.
Brown mites and red spiders are
generally susceptible to lime and sui
phur spray.
In answer to a question Mr.. Weldon
said he would use the Rex compound
in proportion of one part to ten of
water.
Summer Spraying.
For summer spraying contracting
insecticide is necessary and the black
leaf tobacco extract is the most effec-
tive, although other preparations are
good.
It is effective against the whole
aphis tribe.
There is no advantage in mixing ar
senate of lead and black leaf. II will
not do for both codling moth and
woolly aphis at the same time. 1t
means waste OF fluid and is not thor.
ough enough.
Sulphur is the best agent against
the brown mite and red spider but 1t
is difficult to apply in many cases. 1t
can be used as spray with soap and
water.
Thoroughness is a prime essential
in all spraying to make 1t effective
Many questions were asked Prof.
Weldon which he answered satisfac.
torily.
Wormy Peaches Barred.
A. C. Newton moved that the man
agement of the association be instruct
ed TO refuse to ship wormy peaches,
as the latter are easily prevented. The
motion carried.
More Care in Packing.
Manager Moore's report contained a
warning that should be carefully read
OH INT Hut6liOil VI Piop'i 81 anu
packing. He said in part:
81 wish TO say to you, as our sup
ply increases we must improve our
grade and pack. Some markets are
not critical. while others are and with
our rapid increase 1t Will not be long
until we must get all the markets.
lust stop to consider the large CON
suming markets are east of the Mis-
souri, river and the large producing
districts are east of the river; there
lore if we are going to ship our apples
right into the apple growing districts
and pay heavy freight charges we must
have both better fruit and better pack
and grade.
There are few seasons but wha;
you can buy the vest varieties of ap-
pies in New York state for 50 bar
rel. But for example, box of Ben
Davis at si.25, freight soc, storage 25c
makes it cost the dealer 50. Now can't
you realize your apples must be per
feet, not only perfect in one way but
every way-good size. good color, good
pack, to enable you to get into these
markets. And let me say to you that
we are not taking the pains and care
in growing our apples that we should
A good many of our orchards have
been planted too close and we haven't
the courage to cut out one-half or yes,
two-thirda of the trees. but we go on
from year to year sapping the life
from our ground and growing small
and poorly colored apples. There are
also others who are afraid they will
cut off too many limbs and not have
quite SO many apples. Now, gentle
men. l know whereof I speak, and the
grower that fails to produce large
fruit, well colored and well packed,
is going to lose out: and it is my
opinion we should make some changes
in our grading. but we will speak on
this subject later"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-02
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

The cjnder race track for the future
use Of field athletics has been complet-
ed and viii shortly be the scene of
some lively practising for future
events. In fact on every side as one
goes through the ward can be seen i'm
provements both under way and prep
arations for those that are in contem-
pIation which Immediately give the lie
70 the statement, no matter from
whence It's source, that the Cavite navy
ward is to be abandoned. The same
condition of affairs exists at the sta
tion at Olongapo There the navy de-
partment has approved Of and is at
present busily engaged in improving
the station. The level of the entire
ward is being raised several feet and
for months past the engineers of the
ward have been busily engaged in
pumping mud from the bottom of the
bay which is being used as a filler
From the above it will be seen that
there is no intention on the part of the
Navy TO abandon the naval stations at
Cayite OF Olongapo, within the near
futUTp
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-02
Cavite Station.

CAVITE. November 25.-Your cor
respondent made thorough investiga-
ton today Of the rumors that the Ca
yite naval station was to be abandoned
and instead Of procuring confirmation
Of such rumors found the situation 10
be the exact opposite.
The navy department has planned the
erection Of concrete building which
Will he used as a st0rehouse for the
general storekeeper of the Cavite navy
yard. and it viii be erected on the site
which is now occupied by the corral Of
the quart ermaster : department of the
marine corps. \ new building is also
to be erected on the paseo water front
ne>r the present depot quartermaster
building. This viii be for the marine
corps and VIII be divided into store
buildings. corral. etc
The general storekeeper' 5 buildings,
in the navy ward, are being given a
thorough oVerhauling. which consists Of
new walling and roof support. painting,
Thinning. etc. The officers tennis courts
have been newly graded and rolled and
til" benches and ratings given a new
coat OF white and green paint respec-
lively.
The yard Of the officers club has
been newly soddcd. new gravel walks
lail out. and a lot Of new shrubherv
planted that was brought all the WAY
from the naval station at Honolulu, for
this especial purpose.
The navy ward guardhouse is being
remodeled ana enlarged, it being an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-02
Question Of Precedence.

Representative Hull chairman of the
house committee on military affairs. in
bill introduced recently mas under.
taken to settle the problem Of pre-.
cedence in rank of officers of the diff.
ferent branches of the military ser.
vice. The bill provides that when of.
ticers are thrown together the highest
line officer of either branch shall as
sumo command. The measure applies
to the army. the marine corps. to
volunteer and to the organized militia.
Officers of State militia, called into
federal service. Will rank next after
all officers Of the regular force and
take precedence of volunteers. regard.
less OF the age Of the conn issions.
Definite Plan of Aeronautical Work.
Emphasizing the statement that all
the tirSt-class powers except the Unit.
ed States are providing themselves svs-
dramatically with aerial fleets. General
James Allen. chief signal officer of the
army. in his annual report to the sec.
rotary OF war, urges the adoption of
aefnlte plan of aeronauticaI develop
ment in the army. He also recommends
that action he taken looking to a more
definite control Of wireless telegraph
along the coasts
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
MIDWINTER Hints FOR MOTORISTS

users of automobiles that any piece of
machinery, no matter how carefully made
or how well designed, will, in time, wear
and this wear must be taken up.
The right policy to employ in regard to
connecting rods and main engine bearings
is that "a stitch in time saves nine
Therefore, at the first suspicion of q
knock or pound investigate the trouble
and make proper adjustments.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Anti-Freezinq Problems.

There are usually three preparations
used in the radiator Of an automobile 70
prevent freezing, namely. calcium chic
ride, glycerine and wood alcohol. The
calcium chloride solution has a tendency
to attack the solder and destroy the met
al. The glycerine is Injurious TO the rub
Der hose. The alcohol is absolutely harm
less. A 10 per cent solution of alcohol
will withstand a temperature of 10 degrees
above zero. A 25 per cent solution will
stand a temperature of p degrees below.
Generally speaking, a % per cent solution
will be found sufficient
It is a hard matter to convince many
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
BY J. D. MAXWELL.

17OO much cannot be said upon the
Importance of thoroughly washing
out the insides of the cylinders with
kerosene The quality of oil is a factor
in the amount of carbonizat ton that takes
place. There is no OIL no matter how
good, but that will carbonize somewhat.
The cylinders should be treated to a bath
OF kerosene certainly once a week, and
II time permits it is advisable to flush
them out twice a week
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

If you are living in the wrong place,
or in the wrong way, seek your remedy
for it through a short course of reading. -
We suggest the For Sale" ITO Let"
FURNISHED Rooms" Boarding" and
kindred lines Of classified ads.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
A WITTY ARCHBISHOP.

Pathfinder: Of ready wit, the Arch
bishop of Canterbury is a great example.
He was going III with a number of other
clergymen to lUncheon after some great
ecclesiastical function, when an unctuous
dignitary observed: Now to put a
bride on our appetites"
Quick as lightning the archbishop re-
torted: Say, rather, now to put a bit
between your teeth
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

is a hard matter to convince many
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
Damn Goloni |
Nlberto, Ganaoa.

gfRrf
Sr. 2anoeierl iom nj pr Ger nf
en- goo 6nrm og paa en- goo 9Iaos:
2nifer De life. at Geres Ssn bapoe
lieeiaa goo en- 6arm2
5ar ban 8enge nof til at febe Ell
for. eaer fan De gipe BAN en-? Gr
9anOet, bpor De Dor, life for Oprt
til, at Ge fan gore bette?
San fan 10 Ieie en- 9Iaos, men
boorfor gre bette, naar ban fan
fSbe en- 5arm / en- COB oanif aoloni
for Be iamme genge, iom fan eaers
mantte betaIe / Qeie.
gi FAR 9ano / Dana Golonp@,
+iom / Dag oil sipe itsrre ll0bptte al
be genge, JON anbrfnees, emo nogen
an0en Blaos.
9ette 2ano iRlges pan De be0ite
og biaigite getingelier mligt. 8i
bar en- life Bog, iom beifrioer Dor
Blan % JON ienoes frit til enbuer,
iom ien0er % lit 9uun % lin no
0ress.
Ill 9eierenl
Sr. 5armer = De, fom M betuIer
fra $500 til $500 per acre ! seie
boert aar., fdar De fuLo geroi for
3eres genge2 Enifer Ee life at bli.
De gier al en- goo 6orm / ct goot
ounif SettIement2 Spis ina er, iaa
gaa meo % pad Dor n9fte Gfsfurfion
til alberto. GanoOu, o. beisg ~Gana
goIonp".
Set oil betale iig. Ser fan De tsbe
en- 6arm FOR De iomme genge. iom
De M bet1ler no / 2eie. og Fon ion
goo en- Garm. iom BET er maligt at
fo1.
9iaaO os at iige: aom meo os
o. ie oct 2ano, iom oi %ifriDer ON.
81 Dunife bor onere0e fSbt 2anO
ser.
en- airfebpenine o. 2onO III fam.
me err louet.
De er ue0 at bDaae SerubnHe Iigs
til Bl00ien o. BET aer III III, al
en- oanif gp oil burtia bliDe til.
8i Ear Gfsfuriion iii ornne aoIu.
nj boer Fprite "a treble Jirs0na
Wanne0en. aom OF tag me0 os d
ie for Ten ieio. Grin ogian eftei
Dor lille Dog oerom.
Ter bIiper tor 0fsfuriion SeEti
0eu 81. Suni Tom inn mes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
ct peaDffet Sit.

S en- al SpaanOs S~tiftsbper, paa
bois Corn ser boer Gag iiooer en-
Del 6fifer. % 8rentfoner, morer
man Jig oper fpIeenOe lille 9iitorie,
iom yglalb. amtst." fortpler iaa.
leoes:
gaa 8rens Sopeogaoe Dor en- Qfa-
nufafhlr6anoler = IfaI ri faI0e BAN
9eterien. San bar bait 5orretning
ser / tpoe aar, % mar fan Oerfor
tenfe Jig bans 9@rerelie, oa en- ifen'
ne Dag for ct Bar aor iioen en- nne
@anO : Iao bam be0oe Senien =
log zig neO / iamme 9ronde Iige
ooerfor 9eterIen.
Sg boao oerre bar, set lo0 til, al
Seniens 6orretnine eff ganife uo-
merfet. San bapoe nemlig ct ganife
uOmerfet Dag paa at tr9ffe ben
oinoelige6orfpngeli9beO; og 90 ban
aItio fuIgte nsie Grit meO GiOens
Mooer, ia, iaa IfuIoe 5orretningen
10 gan.
gu forleoen 6ao0e ban ioale0es
fadet ct tort Barti nDe 6oraars6atte
bienl. De par efter iioite Wto0e meO
Sfp9ger iom ct aIminoeIigt go9n-
biul.
O9 De elf tiIipneIaoenoe ioert at,
me0ens geterien isr9mooi9t 6etrag-
teoe i'm Satte6eboIoniuo, iom IN
gen ipntes at pnoie.
0n If ban goo Soc.
San ien6te en- 9efenot al iig ooer
til Senien og febte 20 al Se om-
itriote Satte. 9erpoo gif ban en- 9ur
neo paa Correct % ipurete aonerne,
ON Be life fun0e bnoe 9pit til at faa
en- itor Sat, ser fun6e tage al for
SoIen. Sc ifuIoe fra Sen eanife gra.
tis Blot Tor at hente Sen.
Sans Sil6lto 6leu natltrligpis
moOtaget: Ser Jas 20 5iifema6am-
mer og @rentfoner, boer meO en- al
Senieng &otte paal
90 @irfningen i,oe6Ieo %nnturIig.
pig fife.
6oem / aIoeroen oiloe ipaoiere
meo en- Sat paa al iamme SIa9s
Iom go~roefonernes Soliferme2 Sn.
gen ielofdeeIiel
Og Senien "brpn6te inoe" meO
belle gestIa9eret, meoens Geterien
plaloieIig fif en- rDgen0e 9Qfiptning
paa tit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
RDfonsmsoe

/ @reaiDile % Iruiant, Did, ira
u. til 10. Siini iom islger:
@~reenuile airfe Ssroog 6or-
miOOau. eitermiOOns % aiten.
Nsoe | 2soings Sfoo oeO Sob
Cafe @onoas 5erm. % eftermiO.
bag. J @reeHoine Qirfe Onsoaa
GitermOoog 90 afieu.
I-uiant SsnOas 6orm. o. e.
termiS0da / panI Gbriitianiens
Sfoo. 1irsons ef,ermiO0oa % aF.
ten ! 1rufaut airfe.
prriierne 2. .. 1borebp, Cor.
Ghritenien OF !. peierien oil tale.
9eHlia SiobpoeIie Ill ale.
- 6 Rfelfen. G. .. Jar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10

uoeir / 5ranfrig. 9aris, %. 0tai.
Sra forifeGi9e ggne / 9anOet mel0eS
ON itprft 5%oroenoeir / 6orbinOeIie
meo SfDbruo, napnli9 oeO Den sore
9oire, Marne % Sorne, buor 6
Suie er itprtet iommen % ct Wfenne-
life omfommet. Soften bor liOt me-
get.
timber eft iterft Geguifpl 8oar
bleo 3 Suie / 2~anosbpen gaderesie
/ Gepartement Saute Sooaie itpneoe
bort og 3 Gerioner o~rufneOe.
g1ut Ieoningsdpparat. gn fIp0en-
Sc Olietrpie. s Gbriitionia foreuiite
en- @ergenier pes lapn 8atble for-
le6en en- Olietrpie, Ser ilpoer ooen
poa @anoet, % iom fan 6pre Menne-
fer oppe. Sagen er Sen, at en- gen-
til me0 Slan9e peo Ell Sfrueinoret.
nina er fRItet til OIietreiens Qei0t.
parti; Bette er Iapet al 70 Gag Sei
iaaIeoes at 9uften, iom bIpies ino
aennem 8entiIen, fan iamle Jig Der
% 6anne en- 9eboIoer. 0enne er Itor
nof til of bore en- oofien NtanO, ielo
ON Ser fun er en- ganife lille gortion
2uft / 5rsien. Sra Ii9nenoe ReO-
ningsopparater oSifiaer @atbles pa.
teutere6e Glietreie Jig 81. a. oeroeo,
at naar 9uiten er bIeit inO paa jim
8Ia0s, forbIiper Sen ser, u0en az Set
er nsooenoigt at Illffe @entiIen.
0poisningen bupoe iamlet en- bel
Del i~nteresiereoe, iort9ller u9anOs.
bla0et~. COMMANDER SlraI0 9linSb
gior6e Reoe Tor 0pfinoelienOs mango
go0e ggenifnber. og WarineIeitnnnt
@iertien, 5romefspe0itionens 2.Stpr-
manO. iumpeOe no / @an0et meo
Sreien paa. 6pa6 enten ban laa pua
Apggen eaer paa @floen eIler itoo ret
% % neo I @anoet. ipntes Srsjen
at bore BAN Iiae eoot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
Stprfte % beoite llooals
at
0.9 renfort for
enboer q nIe0ning

o ratulntions greufori
meS Sonit 5etit. Monee for-
ifeIiee SIaes. i~orteret per 0ui
% Gents.
grenfort me6 9ibeItefiI
0anif, Here SIoes meo forifeIIigt
Setit. Sorteret, per Gui. 25c.
3 ropeftfort fra gIair
90 Omegn. Snobefatter Gam
funoets Sfole og 6orlnsSbus
iamt ben oanife airfe. Sorterc
per 9ui. 25c.
3 ropeftfcrt fra Dan.
mart. Ga. 90 forifeaige i9roe.
les imuffe foruetrptie Sort ire
ifsnneite Gene / 2anoet. SlObe'
latter mange betanote airf.r.
Sorieret per 9ui. 25e.
Sorteret 8rgpeu0p1lg al
dne ooenitoaenoe pr. 9ui. 25c.
Tan. Gath. FnbI. 1snis.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
areosmsse.

0oro 0ofotd areos al Zen for
eneoe onnif eo. Iutb. Strife i Gme.
rifa" afboIoer lit Joraorsmeoe /
9et6ania Wenigbeo PED aenmare
ira 1876. sunni = begge Ooge
iberegnet.
|. areOiens enne:
Senoebreoet til RenIgbeoen |
2aooieed".
II. MenigbeOens emne:
MISUNDERSTANDING og
oeng getp0nilg for ben en-.
felte og ior Menigbeoen".
III. oSnOre.M isiionsforeoros"
s. 8ertien, 5ormono.
81. TOP, Sefretpr.
get6onia Nenigbeo uoienOer ber-
ueo en- farlig SnobpoeIie til ale,
iom snifer at pere meo os | oisie
0oge. Som og oar oelfommeu.
gan Wenigberens gegne
;. @ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
Ssrnels Sanse Ill.
Z alt $40 Snnge.

Gisie to fortrinlige Sone Gam.
Iinser nteb Nufif og unbnIast
9efft, bporaf auereoe 6 OpIas q
trpft, fans MI inSbunoen iammen |
net os ioIiot grsnt Sbirtinssbin6
meo @ulbtrpf for ben meget beffeh-
ne gris Of So Gents. er i0r6eIei
pei ffiftet til fIerftemmig Gang.
gruses aaereoe al mango at nors
Sangfor.
1asii5 axt5 4nbI. Gsxie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10

DAIRY FARM WE'D NORD-
FIELD, MINI. En- walker 100
Acre-Farm med code B~ygninger,
rig sort Muldjord med Ler under.
Alt opdyrket. En- Lund at Frugt
og Skyggetreer. Beliggende we'd
Grensen af den vakreSkolebyN orth-
field. St. Olaf College, Carleton
College, Byens Hsjskole og dansk-
mthersk Kirke ner we'd. Grundet paa
De store Byers Married, HAYES det
bedste Market for allie Produkter,
OF Diet gsr denne Farm specielt ind
bringende som Dairy-Farm.
Udmerket Anledning for hygge'
Eigt HEN blandt code Naboer
ssort skandinavisk Settlement.
Denne Farm er rrIig yfrd siOs
pr. Acre, men ON Salg suites snar
kan d<n srlges paa lette Vilkaa'
for SIS. pr. Acre.
For nTrmere Underwriting tilskri'
:. A. NKrLAND,
Northheld, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
Observation-Disclosures

IpecieIt inorettet til grug for IRE
nigbeosfosierere. 9rpft poo goot
Bapir oe beftet / Bigger poa 100
Stufter. Hris per Bog 20 Cts. por.
tofrit.
Dan. 9utb. gubI. Soul Z
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
9luffcflrmt.

Oigt al spar airfe.
meo Nuiit or Or.
eIIer giano al Sui.
Ofiir.
S9Ioes til 5oroeI for Borne.
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