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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
THE DARK OF THE NOON
a Result That Is Produced by the Light
Erona the Earth.

'-roE1 the Earth.
Many people have wondered why the
part of the moon that receives no sun
light is often visible to us. the term
being the "old moon i'm the Young
moons arms" The dark part is easily
Seen as Il copper colorcd globe repos-
Ing in he bri.h! crescent This that
we see Is nollili,., more or less than
Ii.a earth shine M the moon We ap.
pear he same way to the moon when
we are z '',Nt pilsc. and uu, dark
part Is - M,nnnS,liir appears
and The - ii.rl IT the sunshine.
ne rs'i>,'ll he cNi,pcr color appears
is because light has to traverse the
atmosphere of the earth three limes-
"i.ce ON coming from the sun to the
eallh once when reelected 10 the
loen aud again GA l,ring reflected
back I" us GuI ;itiu,,si,nere possesses
the peculiar property of absorbing the
blue rays of this white light ANA al
lowing only the red and orange Ia go
i'ii"lis,h. thus causing the appearance
nf copper color by the triple absorb
tlun
An odd thing CONNECTED with this
phenomenon. thou i, navins nothing
10 do with ii. is this: l'liil part of the
moon which appears dark To us is the
same part of Tie earth that appears
llSlll to the moon at amy specified time.
and that part -"f the moon which ap-
pears bright tu us corresponds to the
portion of the earth appearing. dark to
the moon
OF course 1t is wei! known that the
moon gives 0nt TO light whntevc-
itself, the moo,lShine brin. ,llrreIv the
lght of the sun on the moon reelected
!p us. The same applies with the
earth in its shine on The moon. save
that we do give our giuwss no doubt,
around ;,lpat ci!ins ut NIGHT ON nc,
c"Gtlt of the eIltiinlls nl;lhcr OF
TIGHTS One thine. however. ii, which
'noon>hnr eNccl> the earth shine is its
constant character. Where he earth
possesses varying clouds the old moon
r"v"r has amy al ;t!;.-St Louis Re
r,il,iit
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
To Save Confusion v,he, h,ov;no

u Nm, are planning To move prevent
r"'f:si"E III placing tlrili!,lit III IL.
new house III the f"llnMtli2 miUne,.
IN leisure moments prepare II i;.l4n
card for each room to be tackled tu t.,
outside of the door frame OH noN,t,s
Cay Assign number and mars 4
card for each bedroom Letter III,
other cards with the names of III,
other rooms Then prepare numlnl
al smaller tags. attaching Il string 10
each. or use baggage tags. Marx
enough to pm M all furniture tr,ink
OK boxes with The name ut the r",n,
into which each is IL be- put. SHOW
N"'ir movers The ;""l,a,,,u",.r IA, 4
there will lie Iilil. O. y ."t.4, w rllts
ln:. while II" v;ll.t.l,nr ,su.. and
sHength will be lost in directing
Wnmn's Home Companion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Her Patriesic Protest.

The force of natural and instructive
pride in ones country has been end
lrssly expressed III lilemlures> of all
times and clinIes. but rarely more dra-
mili,'ally thih i; HE following little
incident:
Grirg ''N,... Que knows. Is tho
musical j.. Ut all Nnrwngians, AZ
though II has Lcn ashton of hess
talented oiltSl,.r!s i" Glderrate him.
one of the most illdef;,tiyabie ot these,
dcfrhctnrs WAS the German composer
inrgicI. II man of an instinctivrly jeul-
Gus nature.
One day one of his pupils IL Norwe-
sian girl brought for ter lesson Il CON
certo of Greg'S Earglel took il from
her with a smile of most superior dis
dail
"isnt tcld you to bring yuur musir.
and Gries is no music: lie said scorn-
fully
What Gri"g no music" was ,i,.
Indignant, reply. "Adieu. Herr Profess
or" Mud sil" swept out of the studio.
never tn return.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Aeooun,inu Eon E..ri1L l.;.n.u

II is rr.llrd Thai 'l,a las,lce
III mon l. Chase ,t -t,gt,ii..: III tie
i..''Ei;,rr II l'alrirA !!"it.y IL s,r.
ginia exclaimed: What an ntnos.
phrre! What a view. What glorious
mountains. No wonder thu, ralr,-k
Henry grew here Whertulnn an
honest native dryly remarked thnt the
atmosphere. the view and llie noun.
taills had been there for ages. bur
that only one Patrick Henry had been
produced. Macon Telegraph.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Men Who Write Badly.

"Practice makes perfect in all the
ar's aud hindirrafts. it would seem.
fa.ril'. that vi penillh>hip In ilnt
apparently the more one practices the
more imperfect becomes the result pro-
auced. aud your real man of the pen
writes in seven cases ont OF ten Il fani
that would reflect discredit OIL his own
housemnid Rookman.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Losi Iemnar

Lost te'nl"t does sreat hlrm, said
u politician ]! once kln.y. Il man Who
hrd thirteen lr'inI,S II @tisl. aud on
'i','"'' OF his partners ;rin!,pl In, tool,
nilN niir ll.,h With Ina; idea lilnd 9
lil'i1's>ihi'-. >nrere'i a ioi"eiri wll
'o'i'i's.i'al u M,."k. y bridge con!.iln
"linn'>>l''ir: MOI al all was The
to.hi'ia''s> lrrs. "io,, see. as soon ns
l!iiS 'ln lin'nl,rh his partners ace ON
the lirst l'.aN his islrln"r N a rag.
l''iai"d np and k'rh"d him OUT OF til,
room"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
He Gal M.

Small Harold Papa. won't you please
give me 5cents: Papa Not now. Kun
along. I'm very busy. Small Harold
(holiing his hands Joined together,-
Well. papa. just drop nickel In the
slot and see me go.-Chicago News.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Pretty Blunt.

Elderly Lady pmtnr. 1 am troubled
with hallucinntiun thai am h.ms
followed by Il man. W!:.ll sori ni cure
would you suggest! Honest l'hy Siriau
IA mirror. Cleveland Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Intensive Farming

National Magazine: "Inten-
sive farming, . so.called, has
reached its highest state of
perfection in the market gar
dens lying about Paris, where
land rent runs to $3.50 an acre
or more a year, and four crops
are taken from the soil between
February and November, and
on the island of Gurnsey, in the
English channel, where farm
ing land is valued at $1,000 an
cre-tWo instances that move
all writer's upon agricultural
topics to wondering awe, and
yet, in the near vicinity e Bos.
ton, gardeners growing j, tuce,
radishes and cucumbers 1der
glass are clearing S3,C0.j to
"a 600 an acre a year wit acut
attracting more than pass; 70
notice. :
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
prettx Small

The Agent-l don't see how you find
room for complaint in this apar,m ment.
The Tenant-Nor |. There amt even
room to take deep breatt.-Cleveland
Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

Leave that straw hat off for
a few days and let it get good
and warm. Most of these cold
snaps have been caused by some
OF our citizens tempting nature
too far and getting out their
panamas before the calender
indicated time was up
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

II we cannot live so as TO he happy
Ne can at lensl live so as to deserve 1t
-Fitche.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Won't You Tell Us
Please :?

OF course, we are sorry to
get complaints. but we would
De snr'i-r Yet not to get them
IL } "a fsi5 like making them.
Perhaps it has rever &C.
Cured 10 you tina. enc of TIE
greatest problems if not the
greatest problem inrunnii 9
a big store is not a question.
Of merchandise, nor finance,
nor orgariz siion, but simply
q les ion of how to know
when tinings are being done
wrong.
We have keen eyes and an
eager appetite for flaws, and
we hunt for them as most
men hunt for money; but
with all our care and watch
fulness there is no doubt that
our customers see many
things that we ought toknow
and don't know.
Won't you tell us, please?
The only complaint that
will hurt us is that which we
do not remedy-and the only
complaints that we will not
remedy are those that never
get to us. We will be hon
estly grateful for your COM
plants, because they are the
finger posts to perfection"
BIG RACKET
The Home of True Economy
Missouri Valley, Iowa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Solbppcrcnsfomit mellem II. g. oa
Aaaabd.

Otter langporiee 6orbanollneer
Inellem II. g. oe Ganaoas autbori.
teter ct Ser I'LL opnooet en- ToIoober.
ensfonlt mellem De 10 2anoe. Om
Sens Gnfeltbeoer iorcligeer ber eno.
Ill: ingeu officielle Nieboeleller, men
oct antages uln1inoeligt, at Ser fra
GanaoaS SIDE er lfet betpbeliee Sno.
rrmnelier, % at II. 9. ion @oOt-
gierelie for at bape lot Ganaoa poo
jim. Mi1illlunls 3clbliite nil ton1lne
paa 6en nt6lertioige Minimumsli,
ite, iom Ganaba giper til 0rantrtge
og IL anore ltore ssSmportlan6e for
1t itort slntol @orer, bpis @rport
amerttanlfe Gabrifanter er ierliet
intercsicreoe. sSorbanolingerne bar
peret ferte 1nellem &rejioent Toft,
Stotsiefreter &nor og Gbarles g.
Pepper af @ureauet for Sol6forbol.
Set til l16lan6et for II. g., og SO. e.
6ieloine % q. .. @rabam, Cana.
oas 6inans= og Srofifnliniltre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Gn Nfillion Dollars til sylobifibe.

S 6e to ii6ite Mar bar ser &an=
Jas @itp, Mo., neret ogiteret for at
benptte Miisiouri og @isiisiippt til
Sransport al Sra9t for at opnaa
billigere Grogtiatier en6 6em, Ser
in6remmes of Sernbanerne. S 8e-
gpnoellen al @aret antog slgitationen
en beiten1t Gorm, ioet man tog 5fri6t
til at iamle ct Go11b paa 1 Million
Dollars til 0prettelie at en 2i1ie al
6ragtffibe fra @anias @itp til ct.
2ouis. &egninge1l Der begpn6te /.
Marts, ffl1Ibe paret en- Moane6, me1,
allere6e / Sgn6ags fnnoe 6en itan6-
ies, i6et Ser oa bar te9net $50, 600
ober Sen faItlatte W1iIIion. gn itor
Demonitration blep pe6 Segningens
9lutning bolbt beo 6en paatenfte
8oa6linies &obe6fparter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
tra mango Eantet
9sbilabelpbia Spmpatbiitrejfe beue

&bilabclpbia Spmpatbiitrejfe brue,
Zen Spmpatbiltrcifc, iom slrbc'
6erunioncrne Ybilaoelpbio 3 llgc:
bar opretbolot til Stptte for Sc itrej.
fenoe Sporpeisfunftio blep e.:
flGret bepet 9proags, % / Spn.
oogs uolte0tc Gentral 2abor llnion
Cproob til ollc 0cnt ser hap0e nco.
lagt 9lrbeioet, ONT at be16e ttlbage
til 6eres Rlaoier. Sporbeisitreifen
bcrimoo peOparer, og ocr CT ingcr
Scgu til at Sen pil bliue brpct fore
lobig. Central 2abor llnipn for up
fororet alle ltnioner til at p0e Yi.
0rag til De itrejfenoe Sporpeislnnnu
pcc at ofre ell 0oglsn for DEM bper
Qge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Sen nDc Committee pn Mnles.

&ongrcsiens &epreientantbus bar
it6ite l1ge palgt ben npe @omn1ittee
on 9fules, ser ifal leoe @uiets Gor.
retningsoroen, og bpilfen @peaf.
er'en life bar Se6e. @epublifaner.
lie bolbt Caucus / 0nsbags oe
ualete lon Meolentmer af &on1iteen
@olter S. snitb al Soma, Sobn
9al5ell al &enniplponia, g. g. Gam.
renee al Mosiacbuietts, S. g. Gos.
lett al Seem Sort, 5plpelter 6.
Smitb af California sg &enrp g.
@outell al SlIinois. 9lIle Me6Iem.
merne b6rer til 6en uregulere" s5Igi
af Mcpublifanerne % bar fore1aae.
SC al Minneioto-& -&oneresmanoen
Saluncp, oe ss1furgenterne iiges at
bore bel tilfreofe meo @oIeet poo
nogle enfelte al be melt ro6ifale NOR.
Demofraterne bar ion1 Minoritets.
lne6lenurer al &omiteen bolg1
Champ GIarf of misfouri, Dscor
tl1n6ertpoo6 al MIaboma, 2incoln
Diron uf ssSt.oiono og Sobn Sit5'
gerald af g}esp gorf. 8oIeet er fer
lig Fet meo &enipn til Sen geogra'
|.fiife 5orbeling. Dol3elI bIiper So
,niteens 6ormon>.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
2cmufratcrnc lraacr @laner.


Gen Scir, ion1 oe rcpubltfanlfe
"Sniurgel1ter" / Torbinoclic meb
9entufroterne fornpliq ponot / Son.
gresiens &epreIentat,tbus oper
5peafer Gannon, / 6orbinoelic meo
&algieiren IA. &ongres6iitrtft i
!Hasiocbuictts, buur Genrofraten
tSuis palgtcs til aongreSmono / Sen
ira sfrilos Sio itnrft republifanife
&rc0s, Dar gipct 9e>npfroternc 9Ioo
paa San0 og @aab om peo oct ton1.
menoe &ongrespalg at fl1nne ifoffe
Jig 99foiprttet 9feprelentantbuiet.
Ger gaar 9pgter ON, at 6en bemo.
fratilfe 2e0er / @uiet Champ GIorf,
ser nplig ct palgt til Wieole1n al
Committee on 9fu1es, bar benpenot
Jig til @inneiota @olitiferen Sobn
2ino, ser ti6ligere bar beret Me6.
leln al &ongresIen to @onge, ON
poanD at blibe oe1nofratiff @ongres.
fonoioat for Minneopolts &reolen
til gfteraaret. &bis bon blep poIgt
Dtl0e iaa Denofraterne, bbis Sc op.
naaeoe Moioritet / &epreientontbu.
let beige bam til @uiets @peofcr.
Mr. 2i1tb ielp Dor negtet at uotale
Jig ON @agen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
40. AARGANG.
1lan1t Tan1an1wm1.
Mnnot / Mmcrifa.

Ganlf=omerifonif Sellfabs 9pg
gilO=&on1ite fat 1l1ootoget ioo matt
|ge Spfor0ringer ON at faa Erofes=
loren at bpre> at Set itsrlte Broble1:l
fro nll al pil bore at forlgge ut til
freOsltille ollie, ser pnlfer Gorebrag.
Uoruoen Sc ollcrebe repl,te engelfe
6orclpsuil1gcr pil Erof. 8p9gtlb
bcloe Uorcorog pao gngellt ON
~Genrnarf's @,,tter Yroouction ono
Butter Grport", ianrt ON r&be 2an-
iib Com 5cit s(slociations".
Gn 9fungoe betp0elige an1erifon-
|fc Sono6rl'gs =1ioslfrifter far finr-
fet 8pggilo>S,rcn u6fprlie % fn1ig-
renoe Smtale, 0els giennem Motitier,
ocls gicnncln leocnoe slrtitler, % a6-
'til!igc al Sem bor Dtret 9nffe ON at
:noatte ofienlig9ipre bous Goreorag.
Ge6 famine 9ejligbe6 far 6isle Tios-
lfrifter fun0et slnleoning til at erin-
ore om Gonnarfs 6prerlfab paa alt,
bpoo Scr ucorprcr Oirlferi6rug,ts
Smraooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Sire 5oru,srtelier ! bette aar.

@aaleoes meIoer Mitronomerne.
men i11tet bill operfpgee @arner's
8bite Bine Of 9ar iom ct Mi6bel
inroo &ofte, Gorfblelie, @trubeonbe,
aitbn1a, 0. {. ,. Den beofte Sur for
en- bel Generation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
1T fnrtJfttatf11lAt ArhfJhf.
2anc Somcr % 6eorelanos % Toltciansc cnef Dper

! 1te w lltellt 9uIlltuut, ullt NlpNl'
menoe meo CIT 6il1be0 % Dn0e, bel
ninocr eli ON SommerregucnS
uforlignelise 8lomlterflor o9 Suit.
Sao 0iSie Son9e lpoe / @ienuuci
pe0 Si0en al bore berlige Salner
9o0 oem blipe cit Gel al Sen 9lrp ri
r1e0yiper bore 8grl1 - sen 54egt,
lom epentuelt ifal tage bor Yla0s
9ipet. Sa0 .os ipnge 0isle Gang:
for bore 8prn, ogiaa set engelife
Spro9 iaa at Set fan blipe oeres
@ien6om. 2ao os mco @le6e og
berettieet Stoltbeo piie oem til sc
iremmeoe beruoe, og oerpeo bibrin'
&c oem ct 8cgre6 ON Dtoroe11'
Stommes - ONT bore 6eores @e=
tponing. Gette er 8epeggrl1nocll
til at icg operlooer r@ien" 0isic
SpcrYrttelicr til Sfienliggprelic.
@pao Speriettellen angaar, oo fore
li0ger ser life fer nuget MeiterpGrt,
% ieg gipr life 6ororing poa 1,ogen
elnerfjenoc!ic. Seq bor gipct set
eeoltc jeg bauoc, % set far jeg giort
al SiGrliabeO til bort Golf, Sprog
og Siltprie. Gen fritz onlagte
piI berfor pGrc lfaoniom pg forigge
at fremltille noget be6re.
Sonuar 1910.
"Hvor Belgen kysser Stranden
Bred"
Where pillows kiss the smiling
shore,
Embracing Hertha's woodlands
famed,
There is my birthplace, known
in lore,
And Denmark it is named:
A name, which has sacred
sound,
A name, it's sons do proudly
bear,
And which in minstrelsy is found
Exalted everywhere.
The Danish name, in times O
cid,
In lands abroad gained high re
noWn,
And many a Danish warrior bold
Won braveryFs noble crown;
Then Denmark ruled on sea ant
land,
To it no want or trouble came
No tyrant bold or pirate band
Dared to besmirch it's name!
In greatness it has now declined
But nothing can it's sons subdue
They rest in memories, resigned
OF valiant deeds and true;
They, confident, still hope to-day
That time may curb the tyrants
shame;
And never, never pass away,
Shall Denmark.s glorious namel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
6 n 9t a t 0 nal cit.

0anife Torellinger I Gbieo9o bor
beill,ttet at afboloe en ltor oonlf No=
tionolfclt SpnOagcn 5. 5. SUM- %
har neolat Ell 1nllesfonlitc til at
trnffe De npopcnOige Tor6cre0ellcr,
meo Goloemar @oler jom Yrelibent
p1 .5ogtr:f.tr Ggebergb iom Sefre=
ter. Soften ifal ofboloes &ipcr=
pielp Narf. s5fior blep ser afbolot
Ell lignenoe 6eit, Ser blep Ell n6pr9=
get Sufces, og bpiS betpoelige Sber=
ifuo o1penotes belgiprenbe 9ie-
me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

g a 0 $ 0 II S prg e II:
iem Dat Sill, S a.,
far nlooto9et &al0 ioln &rGlt for
Sen oanifc airfes MenigbeO / SD=
ler, Nfinn. Yaltor Sprgenien er
Spn al Yaltor 5. Sprgenlen, Slut
bollton, Sa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
onif ~ c II ig + c S foo

onif % CT ie bco foo +
$ jelp al @arn egic.
1rinitotts bonlfe lutberlfe Menig-
beo / @bicago bar / nogen 5io lam=
let Eenge til Mnlfoifelie al ct npt Ei
beorgcl til Sen npe ilnuffe &irfe.
Mcnigbeoens &rGlt, $. 6. &proo'n,
bar iiolte llqe ,noOtonct Silz
iogu on1 ct 5il1fuo al 1000
Collars til Srgelfonoet al &ignol1=
Sen slnbretp Carnegie, oer bar ofret
lao itore Gunner til @jGlp for Sir
fer, 8ibliotbefer o9 Delgierenoe SSn-
ititutioner. 6on6et bar peO pripat
Sn6ianlling 1taaet til Ell &pibe al
$1,000, og 0a Set beitilte Srgel lfol
foite $500, er 6er altioo Ye,r9e nof
til at betolc set. Sen oonlfe Srgel=
brggcr 90. g. Mpl(er / @ogerstoipn,
@io., ser er cit al 9anOets ltprlte Or
0elfabrifn,tcr, far poatoget Jig &C.
peringe11 og g,pil ON fort Sio be9pnoe
Spltillingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
Gn q q b 9 for Donif
@r 8 + III fl, II 8 Gbi-
{ d q o.

u 9 q.
Gentralfoniteen for Sc : 8ro6er.
iamflnosloger Chicago bar u6eipet
CIT lgroeles inuft uoltpret Marbog
for 1910, reoigeret al 8. Suliuslen>
9. @otbiien oe 6. sbef. Goru6en
at giDe Ell fort Oueriigt ober @onif
@rooeriamflnos Siitorie, Gormaal>
nlbereroc Yeltprelie og sets @irf-
iombeo / li6lte 9!ar, gipcr sen en- fl.
ftoriif Sucriiot ouer Sc z Chicago
9cgers Siltoric> ocres Gbarter-Meo-
lenmer og nuperen6e A}e6lenmer.
2en It6rite af 2o9erne er vgnigbeo",
No. 18, ser bar 425 Meolemmer.
Den giper 9pgebielp 50 paa bin-
anoen fplgenoe Tiger og uobetalte I
1909 ct 8elgb of $2,016.90 / bette
9iemeo. Gen neititarite 2oge er
Chicago geo. II, ser gor $40 Meo-
lemmer og 11obctaler @pgebielp
$500 ugenQie 26 Tiger, FAINT $3.50
/ @egrapeliesbjrlp. @,16bi6ere on1-
talcs 2ogernes songforening nMag.
neten"> ion1t 2o9ernes @e11traIfo.
mite, ser beitaar af 3 @eolemmer
ira bper af Sc 5 2oger, me6ens 2 SO.
ger ttte er repreientereoe paa 6en,
oa De er {oa langt borte fra ielpe
Gbicago. Genne @on1ite beban6ler
Soger al fplles sSSnteresie for olle
Scgerne, iom 6isie fra Gib til anben
maatte finoe Mnleoning til at fore.
legge ben, og ben bar babt flere Be.
tponingsi1tloe saeer til Mfeibrelie.
en betp6ningsflrI6 @i6e of oens
@irfiombeo er en- slrbei6sanpisning
mellem 8rsorene, ct Mrbeioe ser Ie.
oes al @omiteens @efreter, @.Sbeef.
Sra Mobember 1903 til Moi 1909
Fafieoes Ser &rbeioe til 26 oe fra
Mai 1909 til g1opember 1909 til 25
orbeibslbic @rsore.
Aarbogen inoeboloer en- Meneoe
apertisiementer fra ,aften uoeluf.
fenoe oanife 5orretninesn,eno /
Chicago.
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