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stances.
The record of this fine old Cremona
is filed and is known by many of the
celebrated violinists Of this country
and Europe. The other instrument
which the Eldora lady prizes highly Is
a violin which she has had for a long
time and has been handed down from
generation to generation in her fam
lily for fully $50 years. Mrs. Scheduled
Is a violinist OF rare ability and has
studied with the best masters Of this
country and Europe, and Is indeed a
fine addition to Eldora music enthusi-
asts. She came here with her hus-
band, w. r. Scholfeld, who Is n1anag-
er of the Lovell-Scholfeld Lumber
company from Wausau, Wis.
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Mrs. H. L. Morris and son Paul Of
Hammond. Ind, are visiting Mrs. Nor
ris' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis New
man. e
The Kensington club was pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening by Miss
Amelia Pfister.Mrs. Fl. l.. Morris of
Hammond, Ind, was an out of town
guest. A two course luncheon was
served.
Mrs. G. A. English and daughters
Alta and Lille Of Ottunwa who have
been visiting Mrs. A. S. Alfrey return
ed home Friday.
The !. w. U. glee club was greeted
by large and appreciative audience
Tuesday evening at the M. E. church.
Miss Georgia Mohler Of Bonaparte
was Pennington visitor Thursday
Miss Ella Cox has gone to Chicago to
visit her mother Mrs Sarah Cox.
Miss Elsie Coon Of TT. Madison IL
the guest of her mother Mrs. Sarah
Cox.
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sloouRNEY GIRL A WINNER
Big Contest at PeiIa-aouthe asterr
Iowa Preliminary DecIamatory
Meeting Being Held.

Nesting EeIh0 Held.
Pella, Iowa, April 4.-The annual
declamatory contest for the southeast
ern district Of Iowa was held here.
The contest was for the purpose Of
selecting the representatives for the
state contest which is to be held with
in two weeks. In the oratortcal class.
Julia Swisher OF Sigourney took first
place and o. Wormhoud Of Pella. sec
ond. In the dramatic class, Bruce
Phillips Of Centerville was first and
Elizabeth Cronin of Wilton, second.
Bessie Woods OF Colfax and I. Mar
shall Of Moulton took first and second
respectively in the humorous class.
The next contest will be held at Al
bfa,
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March 22nd at the home of the Bap-
tist minister, Rev. Miller. They have
gone to Hedrick to make their future
home.
Mrs, VIM. Morris came over from
Lockman to visit her son, John Nor
ris, today. Tomorrow Mrs. Morris
will return home to Delta.
Mrs. Drew who has been visiting
her son, Frank, in st. Louis for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home In
Eddyville today.
Mrs Abe Stuber has received word
that fine baby boy took up his abode
1T the home Of her Granddaughter, Mrs.
Minnie Dibble Strives, at McMinnville,
Oregon, March Is.
Mrs. Ben Jenkins Of Orient, Ia, Is
visiting her. sister, Mrs. Mary Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Rainsberger Of the
west side, spent yesterday with Mrs.
Rainsberger's mother, Mrs. Middles-
worth.
Rev. G. A. Hawkins is giving series
Of lectures this week in the Adventist
church.
r. A. Hansel was passenger to
Coalfeld today.
Rev. Van Der Werf Of Pella, Rev. w.
Van Kersen of Pella and Rev. d.
Scholten Of Monroe attended the in
stallation of the officers Of the new
Dutch Reform church. which was or
1a ni.ad ir T>'dvviiiA this week
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FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB BUFF
Orphington eggs for Matching. $1.50
for Is eggs. l.. ]. Goodlander, Drake-
vile, la.
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IF you are friend of ours and like
fun pretty much, just come to our
party and mingle with the Dutch. at
the home Of Mrs. N. I. Wilson" This
was the Invitation received by the
few invited guests. The weather being
fine. all responded to the invitation
and promptly at o'clock all were in
their places, knowing there was good
time in store for all. The quaint Dutch
quotation was carried out by the
hostess, each being dressed in full
Dutch costome. Holland bonnets and
Contests were INDUCED in, the family
tree caused much merriment, the fam
lily being won by Miss Vina Sprague
of Kansas City. Then the trip through
Holland which was much enjoyed by
all who were able to make the trip.
The house was beautifully decorated
in Holland national iolors. throughout,
while the Dutch wind mills adorned
the mantle and looked very real. One
almost Imagined they could see them
move. The dining room was beauttful-
ly decorated with the club colors,
green and white and a profusion OF
Easter lilies. The program was very
fine and follows:
Reading of the Hague Tribunal
Mrs c. e. Cogshell.
Manners and Customs Of the Com
mon People of Spain, Norway and
Sweden-Mrs. S. Cash.
Rival. Life Of Norway and Sweden
Mrs. G.. M. Stanton.
The Famous Women Of Spain, Nor
way and Sweden.-Mrs. G. NJ. Myers.
A talk on a few of the many good
points In Bay View work-Mrs. A. G.
Daniels
The party then repaired to the din
luncheon was served which proved the
ability Of Holland wornan's culinary
department.
Miss VIVA Sprague of Kansas City
was the out-of- town guest. Mrs. Will
son was assisted by Mrs. l.. L. hurry
and Mrs. Frank Shane.
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FOR SALES ANGUS BULLS, 1 YR.
old, also Poland. China males, 3
months old, good ones at low prices.
Call and see them or write. F. F.
Warner, Bloomfield. Ia.
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I WANT EVERYBODY IN KEOKUK
county to see my stations and Jack.
Located at Sigourney. j. r. Priest.
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FOR SALE CHOI CE SEED. SPRING
wheat, oats and barley. Ottumwa
Seed Co.
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NEVER REACHED FATHER.
Durosco, Latase, Tagged to De
MoInes, Dies Among Stran-
uere at Flint Mich

Moines, Dies Among Stran-
gers at Flint, Mich.
Des Moines, April 4.-Within 300
miles of Des Moines, where his father,
Durosco Latase, 1877 South East Ninth
street, has been joyously waiting his
arrival from his trip of 1000 miles
from far of Syria, little Jan Latase,
10 years old, died in the Hurley hospi-
tai at Flint, Mich.
Surrounded by strangers, who talk
ed in tongues unknown to him, he was
taken from the train while on his way
to Des MONIES to be reunited with
his father, Jan was suffering from an
attack of pneumonia and grew worse
every hour Although number of in
terpreters, using all their knowledge
Of European languages, tried to give
some message of cheer to the lad,
they found it impossible to make him
understand them, and he died without
q person near him who could talk in
his own language.
The boy was tagged to Des Moines,
wearing piece of card board on
which was written the name and adj
dress of his father. He travelled the
entire distance alone to meet his par
ent. The father was Immediately no
titled of the boys illness, but did not
reach his boys bedside in time to be
with him when he died, according to
letter received from the father by
friends in Des Moines. The body was
taken to Chicago for burial. Sypma-
thizing friends in Des Moines made
up purse to defray the expenses of
the burial and hospital bills.
100000. The amounts paid out by
the various banks today are as fol-
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FOR SALE-WHITE PLYMOUTH
Rock eggs. 81 for Is. IS per 100. Mrs.
John Countryman, Selma, Ia.
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WANTED-WoRK ON A FARM. AD-
dress A-4-A care Courier.
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FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB WHITE
Leghorn and Buff Rock eggs. soc per
setting at house In Dalonega. Mrs. e
Patterson.
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FOR SALE-BUFF ROCK EGGS. 81
3 per setting OF Is. Highland phone.
Mr.; Margaret Funk, r. No. 8.
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FOR SALE-60 ACRE FARM FOUR
miles east OF Ottumwa: room
house. M-19-A, Courier.
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FOR SALE-A 5-PASSENGER RAM
bier touring car; good as new; priced
cheap for quick sale. Owner going
west. Address A. r. Anderson, Az
cry, Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-REGIsTER
ed Clydesdale stallion. years old;
quiet disposition, sure foal Setter.
bone. Address MIA care Courier.
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FOR sALE.

FOR sALE-RosE COMB BROWN
Leghorn eggs that viii hatch. Good
farm stock. so eggs $3.50; 100 ~
more. $3.50 per 100. Mrs. Chas. Las
ley. Floris. Ia.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALES RECORDED ANGUS
bulls, from one to two years old
Good individuals Inspection invited.
I'm. Caylor, Unionv.lle. la.
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FOR SALE-EGGS. White Plym-
outh Rock, Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns. From high scoring pens. 81 to
$1.50 for Is. White Elm Poultry
farm. Selma, Ia.
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FOR SALES. C. RHODE Isr,AND
re eggs, rs cents setting. 81 per
100. Mrs. e. A. Hastings, Floris. Ia.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
Nuggets SPECIAL Service.

PORTLAND. Sept l3.-complete
returns from this state shows that the
democrats have Won everything they
went after. with the exception Of "A
few minor positions.
The democratic governor has been
elected. the legislature will b. demo-
cratic and the three representatives II
Congress will be democrats.
The republicans are dumfounded
and being in semi-dazed condition
haven't sufficient life 10 explain how
II happened.
The names of those who will sue
coed Willis chatham Hawley and Will
liam Russell Ellis. isn't given in the
dispatch. but the last census gave to
the state another representative I'm the
halls OF congress and democrat has
been elected 10 FIJI this position
In 1908 when the last election was
held and President Taft carried the
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
TAFT GIVES UP
PANAMA TRIP
Nuggets Special Service.

BEVERLY. Sept l3.-Prcsident
Taft gave out the information TO-DAY
that he had given up his trip Ia Pana-
ma for November next. and believed
the duties at home here in the States
would need all the attention he could
give them between now and the time
Congress convenes.
on Monday he viii leave home for
New Haven where he will spend "A day
at Yale. then the following day Will
leave for Cincinnati. Ohio To attend
a political meeting Of the leaders in
that State. on Saturday he viii go
To Washington and settle down to his
work of completing his message TO
Congress.
The president is worried over the
strong showing that the democrats are
making all over the country, and in
the states where large republican ma
iorities are expected they are having
hard work To elect their candidates.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

nut game in which the TIVE men Won
everything in sight while The others
looked III in amazemcnt. thinking how
neatly their little game had been call
81 and not only their hands. but THEN
Tongues tied for att timr To come.
one man who had stepped into the
hack room just before the command
# Hands ~, Gentlemen,," was given
heard the order. then lahoring under
the impression that several deputy
marshals We're making a raid. this man
got down on his hands and knees.
grawled out the back way and flew on
the wings Of night to his home. and
wasn't aware Of what really happened
until this morning
After the masked hold-up men had
taken everything in the form Of the
coin Of the realm they departed with.
"And, nnw. gentlemen. we'll bid YOU
good night. and allow you To finish
your litlIr game"
All six men present gave vent To
the same expression: We'll. I'll he
blessed" which proved that great minds
run in tn same deal. After the
robbers had departed II VAS discover
ID that they had left SO aud a $40
gold piece under two different stacks
IF chips. an when they counted the
amount The hoId-uP men neeeed from
them It amounted to something like
$Go0
out into the still Of the night went
the six men II cool their throbhing
brows and vow that mum" was the
word as Ia who was there and what
took place. also the location. but when
they reached Front Street the funny
side If the scene struck several Of
them aud they had To commence talk
ing. and living over the experience.
hence the leak in the account Of
Nome's great hold up.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
NEEDS
Is BATTLESHIpS
Nuggets Special Services.


SAN FRANCISCO. sept. Eight
ing Bob Evans. now a retired admiral
Of the United States navy. stated in
a recent address that tht Pacific coast
should have sixteen hattlezhipz and
keep them in tie Western ocean all
thu time.
admiral Evans is Of III. opinion thar
tn next great var II tn country Will
he with Japan and that all signs point
that WAY. The japanese al. IIeFar-
ing to enter into conflict with this
country and are working year in and
year ont in getting ready for the time
when the clash viii CONF. When they
are ia good condition they viii trump
up an excuse and befnre We are aware
IF what il taking place every vessel
in their navy will be- approaching the
Pacific coast Of our possessions an
der forced draft 10 strike fatal hioW
before We can get our navies together
and into The Pacific
II is the duty of Congress L. give
the Pacific coast equal protection as
the Atlantic and to do this there
should lie At least sixteen first class
battleships in the Pacific squadron ac-
cordiug to Fighting Bob Evans. who
is considered authority on naval al
fairs.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
Nesee,'s Special Service

SEATTLE Sept T. Will "A ,taHt
Of Young boEs W,rr fishing IN Like
Union tins afternoon. trolling far I.i.,-
eral one of then linz he.ama .n-
tangled ia some object lt th, huttum
II tho lake. Hcii'ying il Hl- sm u'd
tree Trunk. or saw log thrN pulled and
pulled upon the.line To- uufaeteu their
trolling hook when all "f sudden
they commenced Ia drag thr object
To thu surface and after pulling in
something like fftv feet Of tackle thy
werr mortified t. find it Wa the body
II little Edgar E.ese. a companion II
theirs. aged seven years. who fen into
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
SENATOR UMATILLA
THE LAST BOATS

The steamships Senator and t'matn-
la are To be the last boats sailing from
Nome under the flag of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company. and the
Senator will soon he making her last
trip of the season.
The Ematilla is hooked to sail on or
about the 18th of October for Seattle.
connecting with the company's boat
for San Francisco. and the Senator
will sail on her last trip on or about
September 2S.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
MASKED MEN HOLD. UP
A GAMBLING JOINT

Two masked men. one CARRYING "a
rife and the other "a 44-caIibcr re-
volver walked into Il certain room. in
certain house last evening and held
up six men Who We're enjoying So
cial game of tap. Poker chips boiur
scarce cart wheels double eagles and
ten dollar gold pieces were used a.
substitutes and very much i'm evidence
when the robbers walked in upon the
players
out of the stiffness of the night
when all We're drawing To- q full house.
royal flush. or three of a kind. and
some uf the other fellows trying to
make a straight there came the sharp
command Of Hands up gentlemen,ie
The transformation scene that took
place was To say tho least. Grand,
Some Of the PLAYERS standing on their
tip-toes trying 10 reach the ceiling in
their haste to obey orders. Cards.
chips and money fell to The noer a
the men seampered Ia obey the com
mand.
''Now. then. gentlemen came the
sharp command Of the spokesman who
was talking as II he had a plug In his
mouth Ia disguise his voice Zinc up
against the wall while We proceed To
relieve YOU Of some of Your i'll gotten
gains"
You can have all I've got" said
short fat fellow. land I have some
more over I'm the cabin TT give you If
YOU don't poke that gun In my diree-
ton. for I'm subject to apoplcxy and
sudden fiutter Of my nerves IS liable
10 carry me OF"
shut mp with that gaff and get
busy partner and go through their
pockets. while I keep them In line. also
don't overlook those stacks and bills
upon the table"
Then there was a money Smelling
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

SWEEP COUNTRY
LIKE TIDAL WAVE
9ugset's Special Services.

TOLEDO. Sept. Is col Watterzou
VII" Is considered authority uu demo
Ratio measures and deiugs has given
nut TIN Information that EuaseyrIr-
lilyantz, republican PARTY viii win the
presidency At thu next election hands
d"Nn That HE principals briug pro
mulgatrd 10y Rnoscvgft will sweep from
one end If The States To thu other
like a tidal wave across an ocean and
nothing can stop TIN =H,ees~ Il this
new party from being carried on IT,
victory upon its crest.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
MAckINAw DUE TONIGHT.

Tho Mackinaw is scheduled to- ar
rive some time during the might With
full cargo of freight amt several
bags of mail for Nome.
The wireless failed 10 get in com
municatian with her last evening and
up to the time of going To press nothing
more had been heard from her since
receiving word Yesterday that she
would be in tonight
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
BIG LANDSLIDE FOR
DEMOCRATS IN OREGON

state bv avcr afeoo plurality tn pres
"ut governor Frank ". Henson was
elected hands down also 1he whole
state legislature was elected repuhll-
can. but this has all been changed and
TIM democrats are celebrating their
we'll earned victory
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
TEDDY HAILED AS
NEXT PRESIDENT
Nuoast's Special Service.

PITTSBURG. Sept. 12.-Col. Roose-
velt was greeted when he stepped off
the train this morning by thousands
of People who hailed him as the next
President OF the United States. and
when he shook his head and said no.
we must elect a republican. they cried.
you are the man"
This evening he will deliver a
speech i'm the Grand Opera House.
and his subject will be THE American
Citizen Of the Present Day
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

II you like fresh home made Can
dies. call on Toby who IS the only
maker OF Candy in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

Prize Winner orsusht Beer at the
Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water
Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

Start the month right by subserib-
ing for the Daily Nugget 81 per
month; 6 months, $40; one year $50.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
MORE FRESH sPEciALTIEs.

The two Alaska meat boats are due
in Nome this week for the last time
for this season. the Mackinaw tonight
and the Pacific Cold Storage boat
Elhu Thomson Saturday
With the consignment Of fresh
meats Will be a small lot Of fresh
shrimps. Holsters crabs. oysters. hall
but checks and claims 50 get your or
ders in early if You want a taste.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

Try Gin Rieky at the 6oard Of
Trade.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

Ob Printing at Nugget ofHss.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13

Photo Albums. Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-09-13
HE RE 1T is

HERE IT is.
The SWEETEST bath rooms in Nome.
largest tubs with Moonlight water at
Mielke's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
Mad Ben 8erid)ten beg 3enimsbn=

Mad Ben 8eridten beg 3enimsb,t=
reau's nno 6es observation-disclosures
fat sic 8abl aleS S6la6tpiebeS IN
SEN 8ereinigten Staaten I'M bret Bro-
5ent abgenommen, mabren0 ser WertD
oesielben um % 8ro5ent geitiegen lit.
@lei@5eitig ging ser 8reiS bon SUIT
t~er1toffen INN 26 Bis Is Bro5ent in
sic &0be. Ser @ertb oes &inopiebeS,
ser 59afe un6 ser @6meine, ser I'M
SATIRE 1901 m1f ST, 100000 &C.
ldabt mur0e, betrug i'm SATIRE 1910
50 1858, O00, 900. @iner 8ep0lferungS=
5unabme bon 12 Miutonen mabren6
ser lebten Sabr5ebmtes itebt cine Mb=
nobme in ser 3abl BON S6la6tpieb
aler Mrten bon flint Miuionen ge=
geniiber. @ie melt bieie Mbna5me
auf oie Mnor0nungen 6es 5leii@truitS
5urid5ufiibren lit, 1abt ii@ aus Die
len 8ablen natiirli6 ni6t erieben, ie=
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erungsfrage itarf NIT. Als ein5iges
Mbbulfsmittel empfieblt iid Sic 0eff=
hung nlerer @ren5en fir Sic 3ufubr
bon anBen.
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sobalb Gr-Yraiioent sbeo. @oo-

sobalo Gg-Iraiioent Sbeo. 8oo-
iepelt mieoer amerifanii@en 8ooen
betritt, ioQ er fir Sic Stanopatters
einen areu55eug gegen Sic repr1blita<
niiden Sniurgenten anfubren, aber,
mie mir ii9er .glauben, miro es gan3
an6ers fommen. @err &ooiebelt bat
bisber ltets, feline 8olitif nod ben
geourfniHen uno @iniden oes Wolz
fes eingerihtet. slls er als Eraltoent
|oas MiBpergniigen 6es @olfes gegen
sic @iienbabn-@ eieQi@often pernabm,
foroerte er@eiete gegen oielelben, uno
als er sen l1nmiuen bes Soltes gegen
sic Iruits uno Monopole erfnbr> ar
beitete er audi @eiebe gegen oieie aus.
@enn er BEL ieiner &udfebr Sen &C.
maltigen lnmillen 6es Golfes gegen
sen beitebenoen ausiaagerii6en &o9<
5oa=Garif mabrnimmt, miro er i@mer-
li6 fir oieien eintreten, ionoern er
miro iid boffentli@ on sic Spite Der
Snlurgenten itellen uno na6oriidlih1t
cine nel1e &epiiion 5eS Sarifs for
bern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
Daft sic &erridaft Scr repnblifani

i6en &artei in iebr erniter @efabr
ltebt, miro bon alien Seiten 5ugegeben.
Die l1n5ufrieoenbeit nit oem nber=
madtigen @influiie ser groBen
Gruits, mel@e sic @eiebgebung na@
ibrem @iuen lenfen, lit cine 10 tiefge=
ben5e un6 algemeine, oaB tie it'd bel
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FLUFF ser groBen republifanii@en @a-
idyine. Das 8olf min en0li@ Sbaten
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6ensarten abipei|en 5u laiien, mabreno
feline @ini6e nad mie Dor unberiid=
jidtigt bleiben. @aS es perlangt, lit
Elm &ongreB, ser ri6t aus geboriomen
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

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