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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
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greatest convenience. but their chief ad-
vantage lies In the fact that they give an
unusual. but not unpleasant noise. The
'honk. honk" OF the pneumatic horn has
become such a familiar sound In our city
streets that pedestrians sometimes fail to
be sufficiently impressed by IL for their
own safety or the motorists peace OF mind.
The dynamo that furnishes current for
the Peerless electric lighting system is at
tached to the left side OF the motor and
driven off the pump shaft by V belt. AT
a speed OF twelve miles an hour or over, the
lights are fed directly by the generator
When the car is running at lower speed
or Is at rest a storage battery charged by
the dynamo provides current. The battery
takes up the lighting load automatically
and without interruption. All lamps on the
car including two powerful head lamps.
are electrically lighted The system is
simple and Is under complete control by a
switch on the dash board.
Europe is becoming more and more pop
ular as touring field for Americans and
they are taking their motor cars with them
IN rapidly Increasing numbers each year.
The performance or American motor cars
in comparison with those Of British. French.
German and Italian makes. is particularly
credtable to our manufacturers The
American car is by far the better hill
climber and Interruptions in its operation
due to breakdowns are surprisingly in
frequent.
letter has just been received at the Of
flee Of the Peerless Motor Car company in
Cleveland from a party touring Switzer-
land in which IT is stated that the Peerless
touring car that the party is using has
Travelled nearly $500 miles without a stop
for repairs of any sort
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

George REIN, Cadillac agent leaves
Omaha Sunday night for Detroit, where
he will secure his 1912 Cadillac demon
stratng car and drive it from there to
Omaha Mr.. REIN will endeavor to make
the trip In thirty-two hours. Last year
he came through in thirty-six hours and
nfty-seven minutes, which is still the rec
ord running time between the two cities.
1t is the custom OF the Cadillac manu-
facturers TO have each agent drive his own
car from the factory to his home, starting
the respective agents at various times, ae-
cording to the distance to be covered. so
that each may return to his home town at
the same time that all others do. Then
their new seasons plans are announced
broadcast and every agent is ready for
business.
Mr.. Rein only Just returned from a three
weeks vacation trip in the mountains. The
trip both ways, was made in Cadillac,
and very enjoyable time was experienced
by himself and members OF his party.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

Cd; Advance the spark; with dual ,igni-
ton try both systems).
% Examine contacts at magnetic COR
cells) and wiring thence to- cylinders.
CD Test spark at cells.
90 Test compression by cranking with
relief-cocks open.
90 Drain carburetor and watch it refill
90 Examine air-valve for sticking.
CD &t down patiently and wait for a
tow.
B. In case OF failure in one cylinder
only:
% Examine spark plug or contact ham
mer, replacing former with new one.
CD Examine wiring 70 idle cylinder, in
GLIDING distributor II present
CD Test compression by running engine
free with relief-cock open--G.s Nswham-
Davis In Country Late in America
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
Lynch Wants His Pay,

Following a discussion Friday night In
the Smoke House. Catcher Lynch OF the
Omaha ball team and John Hggtns. owner
OF the Des Moines team. came near having
a battle royal, but were prevented from
hostlities by the Omaha ball players who
were present at the time. Lynch asserts
that Higgins owes him for two weeks
salary while ne was with the Des Nome
team He asked his former employer for
IL, but was given an evasivs answer. which
riled Lynch
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

Packard ''3V' touring car equipped to
run on either road OF rails has been per-
fected by w. G. Irwin, president of the
Indianapolis. Columbus & Southern Trac-
ton company. On a recent trial trip from
Columbus 10 Seymour the machine ran
nearly nfty-four miles an hour against q
head wind and sixty miles on the return
trip. Wood rims made by q pulley COM
pany fit into the standard rims OF the
automobile and in place Of the pneumatic
tire there Is q Hanged steel car tire. These
parts are bolted together in such a way
that when the car Is wanted for road use
the special equipment can be easily re-
moved and standard automobile tires at
tached in it's plcaA When the motor car
Is being used on the traction line It will
run as a second section OF the car II is
following and viii always operate under
orders Of the train dispatcher. The car
is to be equipped with q telephone for con-
nection with the train dispatcher's office
from any point along the line. President
Irwin Is contemplating a trip 70 Buffalo,
going AL the way by rail In his gasoline
car.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
BouIers Lining Tn,

All boWlers OF the Commercial Bowling
league OF the city will meet az the Metro
polItan alleys, Sunday August i3 al 2:3O
o. clock TO make arrangements TO start the
season Brodegaard has presented the
league with q diamond ring for the best
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
Along Auto Row

some Notes OF the Trade that
and Owners of Pleasure Cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

1t is almost a universal practice among
machinists to use cotton waste TO cleanse
their hands of oil. The practice is more
or less expensive for the reasons that the
waste Is not used a second time, and that
when IT is thrown away a certain amount
Of oil, absorbed from the mems hands, goes
with It To avoid this unnecessary ex-
pense the Cadillac company two years ago
began to supply towels instead Of waste
to its employees, and installed a small laun-
dry plant to cleanse them The installa-
ton OF these innovations led to a discovery
that the oil In the towels could be re-
deemed. AS the Cadillac plant is now oper-
ated with more than 1000 employees, the
laundry handles 5000 towels per month
On the average sixty gallons of oil are
redeemed every month from the machin-
lists towels, at no extra operating expense
In the laundry.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

Bigger. Better Busier-rhat IL what con-
sistent and persistent advertising will do
for legitimate business
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

At a meeting OF the stockholders of the
stsvsns-Duryea company held at Chicopee
Falls Mass. July .. W. H Whitesids was
elected a director Of the company. There
was also a meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors held. at which Mr.. Whiteside was
elected president OF the company 10 MI the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Irving
H. Page. MIR. Page was elected chairman
OF the board Of directors and treasurer OF
the company. Mr.. Whiteside. who recently
resigned the presidency Of the Allis-Chal-
mers company. is an experienced manu-
facturer and organizer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

Bigger. Better. Busier-'rhat IL what con.
sistsnt and persistent advertising win DC
for legitimate business
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

A new English mile record OF 11S2 miles
Bordino in 800 horsepower at saftburn by
Bardino IN a 800 horse-power Fiat equipped
with Michelin dres. Although the wheel
base Is comparatively short. the bonnet OF
this enormous car stands six feet from the
ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

The electrical wiring OF the 1919 Peerless
provided a connection for an electrically
operated alarm horn. with the generating
set OF the dynamo electric lighting system
as the current source.
Electrical horns are growing rapidly in
favor. They may be operated with the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

The Omaha Motor club installed thirty
one new reinforced concrete sign posts at
all the forks and cross roads between
Omaha and Tekamah last week These posts
are eighteen feet high with a black gal
vanized iron sign at the top on which Is
painted in white letters the number Of
miles TO Omaha.
These posts are the first Of their kind
that have ever been put out by a motor
club. They are not only Of use to auto
mobilists. but also TO farmers who are
coming from or going to Omaha.
The club expects to put these signs upon
all roads leading into Omaha. The next
road which will be fitted out with these
posts will be the Omaha-Nebraska City
road. The committee in charge Of putting
up these posts is G. l. Gould. Lee Huff
L. E. Doty and w. ]. kirkland.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

The Hupp Motor Car company has just
received the details Of the photographing
Of the world-tour1ng Hupmobile before
Dtabutsu. the Great Buddha, at Kama
kura. Japan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

That bald pile OF earth which rises al
most perpendicularly LOO feet above the
surface of the land near Pasadena, Cal.
has been scaled by a Ford Model T in one
of the most perilous climbs ever attempted
in a motor car. Lewis J. Hampton OF Pas
adena turned the trick recently in his Ford
touring car The climb was so startlingiy
hazardous that no other motorist has ever
dreamed Of such risk. The gasoline had
to be pumped into the carburetor with q
bicycle pump. so steep was the grade The
trip down was even more hazardous. as
any time the brakes had failed to take
hold perfectly the car would have been
dashed down into the canon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

The strongest advocate OF the under
slung way is the Regal Motor Car COM
pany of Detroit The cars this firm is
turning out today are fine examples of the
modern undressing car construction. They
are low center of gravity machines that
stick to every inch OF their wheel base
and take the most tortuous turns on
four sturdy wheels. And the reason for
their reliability is the underslung construc-
ton, which places the center OF gravity
close to the road. where It Hghtfully be-
longs. With this proximity OF road and
center Of gravity comes a minimum of the
rocking forces. which assures one of the
greatest factors OF safety that can be
desired
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

The EMF 80 demi-tonneau, with spe-
cial seat covers and nickel trimming, which
has been on exhibition in the EMF COM
pany's. show room on Farnam street, has
been delivered to John Freeouf. Dorches-
ter, Neb.
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9ttta hr l1rar ri augrltgt
8art1 &1rn11 nrttr frtt.

rinssmiobel iom 9r. Galomells 6prup
pepiin, iom peo at renie Snoboloene os
iprte be imaa Maoemuiler itrats bill OPP
bGbe 2toelien.
Settle ct life alene bor esen Menins
men bet famine nnener Mrs. q. s. Meao /
Treeport, &anias, bpis Barneoatter bar
brust ben meo @elb, os Mrs. S. 81. Mbit=
ing I 2ena, @is., iom bruser ben for
Sprnene og fig ielo. Sen ielses / so Gents
o9 81 G(aiter / etboert Npotbet, men bois
Se tpr1t bniter at preoe ben / Gau1ilien fer
Sc tjbber, ba. ieno 9eres aoresie til ST.
@. &. Galbmell, $50 @alouell Building,
Monticello, Sl.
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On Gamilie meo imaa 8prn iom CT fri
for Spsoom / 9uiet ct en- Sieloenbeo os
bet ct berfor bigtigt, at Torelorene bpr
niOe bpao be ital benptte / foretommenoe
Silfelbe. 9t ct 8arn meb en- a%lborlig SDsz
bonn bebboer en- 2ese CT ianbt, men i Be
fleite Silfeloe fiber Barnet, iom enboer
2e9e peo, at ct Mapeonoe, ieopanlis en-
ure9elmGsiig Mabe.
Ser ct in9en Menins | at sipe bet en-
9ille eller ct Miboel iom ct ibpnbpslenoe
os beller life ian en- uoitDlnins at Sno:
boloene anbefales. @io bet bellere en- min:
bre 9ofs at ct milot % op1ipenoe 9atse
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&ipbenbabn

9en fidbenb abnf e
81 e + i az lpS6ag far
gtpet ct forbol0spis meget pant ?1n,
bptte. Gorleoen me66eltes ser paa
ct Mfe6e, at er nar inofomunet a.
sol ST. 09 Ore mos S0,O67 ar.
81 Gre / 1910. Maar man betnn-
fer at @agen iaar bar leo1aget of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

Daft ct Mettooberlflo al 989,756
ST. SO Gre, er Ser altiaa forel6big
giort 8rug at benpeo Ell Sreoieoel
al set Sperifl16, 0pertagelien .af Sc
inoenbps Sroftfmi6ler ifuloe gipe
&omu1ea, og set oil inben lang Gio
fomme tenunelig betpoelig @fStro=
r6gifter, ioa ser er al l1oiigt til,
at &iebenbapns @on1l,11e life oil gie=
re cit ilet iaa glimen0e 6orretning
peo Operagelien, JONI &omune-So=
cialiltcrne fra ferit al far ontaget.
@omu1te,1 far optoget ct 2oan pao
go Millioner Sir. for Spertagelie
nf Sporpeiene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

|6aarligt SEER og Mrbei6sl1oeluffel-
ie, er l16bpttet r1ermeit ODER Sor=
p%entning.
Sen fIpgte g a lis
9 e +, s. II + 0 10 / t q, me
mes MI at pere / 2onoon, % &ig-
benbapns @oltti ptl foribge at faa
bom arre1teret.
10 t S e II t er ango T.
e ngen iful6e bol6e @fop=
tur mes Teltmi0oag paa Sfoosborg
st. @ansoag, sen "a. Sunni. Sine
rifafarerne, ser fom biem to Gage
fpr, ifl1l6e altiaa itrafs begpn6e
fer, bbor Sc ilap.i Mmerifa.
GpfIe + 6ler %
Is t G i b. Gpfleban0ler So=
fus @onien, 8orgergooe 66, &ie=
benbobu, or blepen anbol6t, iigtet
for Mosietypcrier al @pfler. &on
bapbe cngogeret CT tibligcre itroffet
@crlon til at ltjele Gpfler rl1not ON
i @Den. Otter at bope lapet BENT
ON i fin 6orret,i,g ienote ian Sem
til Yrppinicn og eperige.
en- 6ppt um 9 IL
s e /. Ser fan0t forleoen cit
merfelig Discrimination Steo paa
l%tniperlitetet. Set bar &rofesio r
@ilcfens, ser efsominereoe en- 6pn=
Itl1m Stu6ent, ST.. @ultop &oulic.1,
til 6iloipfiflm. Or. phil. Nntoi1
Sbomien, Ser fan Singeriprog, op-
troaote lom Solf. 9en oppltuml,!a
Stl1oent fit l1omerfelie.
en- III s erne g / / a.
Gn fjp6enbapnif 8ogtrpfter, ltogiuer
al ct ltort l%1geblao, Bigger Jig for
Sioen peb Soften en- &illo, Ser piit=
nof mua faloes sen melt mo0erl1e,
Gonmarf fo,1 nile. 6or11oen aln1i11:
beige 8efpemneligbe0er iom Ge1=
tralparme, St9pi1tger, Saganlrg,
Eennisbane oip. inorettes ser trent:
Zig cit ful0it9noig moOerne @angal
til 6lppemalfiner og cit Start= oQ
2anoingspla0s, Ser r1Glten fam itat
paa @pi0e mes Mero0romens. Sc
eneite, Ser el10nlr mangler, CT 6lp
pemolfinen.
G5arparret t III III e
ti1 s. q b e + apn. G5or
porret ofieiler Sen 80. Slu1i ONT
bor6 paa Gamppao6ten Stan
oaro" til Sen finite Sfergaar6
9erfra gaar &eilen til &iebenbapn
bportil Antomiten finoer Steo
@espnoelien at Suli. @ofminiite
rem og SEN fungeren6e l16enrigsmi
hitter Meratob me6fblger paa &ei
ie. Samtt6ig me6 @5arparret an
fonmer gnfefeiierin6e 9agmar ii
&ip6enbupm fra Gnglan6. @nfefei
iertn6e agter at blipe / 0anmarf
to Maoneoer. Sum refer pi6ere ii
Norge og bender 0erpoo tilbage ii
&nslon6 Sen Is. Sftober. e5urpor
rets SpDolo / Gormorf oil fur
itreffe Jig oper tire Gage. Sra &i6:
benbapn goar &eilen ti(bage til Scr
finjfe Sfergoar6.
&olitte % 6olf e.
t tngs man6 g, a + I 0 c
9eltprellen for Sc fje6cnbnpuife go:
litt6etientes Screening u&l1fim1s"
far benpen0t Jig til Holiti0ireftprer
@nle0ning al, at 6olfetingsmon>
Sobrue be0 ct Mpoe / @reroo for:
nDlig bar rettct 1ogle mreget grouc;
renoe Sigtelier moo set %fipbenbopn.
ife Holiti. 9en al1mo0e0e Yolitioi-
reftgren ON at n0talte Jig ON, bpor=
bi0t bon bil6e tillo6e 8etjente11e al
mlGgge Sniurieiag mos Gobroe, og
set blep rotrpffelig frembepet, al
Ser biloe blipe Sole o11 ca. SOC
SugSonlng. &oliti0ireftpren ipore=
De, at ban fu16t u0 forltoo &oliti-
m%9noeneS @orme, og bon lope0e al
bragg Smiorg for, at CT ueo Mettcl1
@renaa bleo optaget @ioneforbgr
for oerigiennem at faa fonItaterst
Sr0ly0en al sobroes Sole be0 SET,
poagieloen0e 2eiligbeo. Masle-
%Sogsanlrgget pil blipe fremu1et,
bpis Sorbprsuoifriften ofgop ct til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

- Y
# Miolgie, q. 8eterien al Spuernp !
g Spren &opelien al Chenille og
S. g. 0lien al Strife
ser life go0pilligt far
billet betale Sc 1000 @er., iom Sc /
Sparefasiens 2ope bpfteoe
for, er pe6 Sorp 9irfs &et 6prnte
til at betale bper 1000 &r. mes
5 psf. p. a. fra 6orligs=
9uto, iam1t 100 Ser. i
/ bper Sag. @et-
ten git us fra, at Sil(i0smpnoene
iom Sparefasiens giere,
fife iom &alttioniiter.
6 II t e piIIet pea
S e 5 tfsborg @Iot.
Me0 set allerf9rlte begpn6er set be-
ren1te &loffelpil poa Gre6erifsborg
Slot paa M lin @irflombeo. Otter
oorelange Gorbere0eller og giennem
ponifelige 6ori6g er man omiibsr
aooet til ct go6t &eiultat. Sou oil
ON Sommeren Sc % iamltemte
&loffer lp6e bper Slime, og p6er-
mere oil ser to @ange ugentlig al
Srganilt 2aumann bIipe ujpillet"
paa &lofferne. st @labiotur er
a1bragt / @oftetaarnet, og SIR.
2oumon1 er beo &jGlp al 6ette /
Stano til in0en for ct beltemt Ont
raooe at oberfpre cit bpilfen iom
bellt @elo6t paa @lofferne. &eper=
toiret for Slime logsmelooierne e,
ocrilmo6 begren6iet til 6 Salmer,
Moriblalt6t ~@or @11o Fan CT iuo
falt eli Borg, ~Deilig er Sor6en"
og ~9els bpiter Marf og @nge". Sen
offieielle Nflepering bar fun0e1
@te6.
On Sc % @loffer, bpis @eitoure:
ring mn bar funoet Ste6, ifrep STR
&idorot / lin Sis ct ftemnings
fl,l6t 9igt. Set fit &1o6s poa ie1
be @offerne, Ser bber iom S116
lfrift berer ct Slim.
81 N t 0 nj I Il IDff,
beo S1ogele e. 9a en- Mu
tomobil pe0 Mi0nat Sen 10. Sum
fom fipren0e pes Sernbaneoberfjprs
len oe6 6ienneslep, fierte Sen I'M
moo Sernbanebommen og fprenet
oenne. S iamme @ieb1if fom e
@oostog fierenoe, og ga set life pa1
muligt at itan0ie Goget paa Sen for
tie Mfitan0, bleb Mutomobiln grebe
at Soget. 6ereren ilop uifa6t, ME
oens Sc / &ognen pnre,16e 3 Yasio
gerer blep baar0t iaare6e. Mle fpr
teS me6 Goget til SIagelle, men bel
Mnfomiten BERTH bar SEN enc 6p6
9e to anore bragtes til Spgebl1iet
6greren al set forulpffe6e Mlltomo
Bill er 8ognman6 Greoerif Senien
&ingite6. San erflerer> at fan MI
Ser &ierslen bar bleoen generet a
Boslagererne, men at ban 6og bap
6e let 2pgten paa @ommen. Ser
6g6e ct 9lban6ler Sergenien, Sling
ite6. Sen enc al Sc ioareoe e1
fbb. @ieitgiper &eter Mlmin6e M
&ingiteo. San erflerer, at Fan TN
Mrbei0sman6 Mtellen> baboe faoe
Sob til at fiqre me6 fra Corp ii
Slagelie. Mlle &osiagererne po'
ltert bcruie6e, og -S6rgenien, Sc:
ioo bos @baufferer> genereoe jta>i:
6enne og fa1te0e Jig, ga @ognen full
Sc til at bol6e be6 Operfjgrslen, obe1
bam og fal0t 6erefter ne6 ober8rem
fen, iaa at 6enne life pirfeoe, og G.
9ieblff efter lfete l1lpffen.
SDIlanb.
S SnelS m / II ifal Sci
bDgges cit Strife. gieren al &ols
nnorS c. GrEo,, Lor sG-.e,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
SDIIanb.

S Suels / noe ifal SCI
bpgges EFT Strife. gieren at 8ols
gaaro, @r. Scbou, bar ifianfe
@runoen og ct itprre @el6 BERTH
8pgningen oil blipe opf9rt nnoca
Seoelie al Mrfiteft Magoobl=M iellen
6 II 3 rlogs e
g i e n e 81 ut 5 e 81
&rDoleren u@eim0ol" mfre0c FORT
Den op / 2imfjoroer 11o for Rrcoo:
DC. S 2pbet al 0aae,1 iejleoe Ser
ptoere til Sp6prpl1, bDor Sen oil 10:
refuge CIT Sci 9pelicr og giere Tor=
jig poo at gierne1niejle &onolel1.
g agen nj 5 9 ig Q
81 a + +. 6orb6rene oper fbp. Scott
11tl &abr / MarbuS ofil11tte6es Sen
III. Slt11t n1e0 Mfbpring al 8aufoi=
refterer1e @ilcfen og 9cbou, s(ar=
bus &ripatbanf, og @%eltprelien al
Notionolbonfens Morbusfiliol, 9p=
berg. Torbprene fences MI til g(ar-
bus Stiftamt, Ser 0efretercr, bpilfe
Tprbrpoell er Ndbr lfal lptteS ul1oer
Siltale for.
6 n g $ o.
/ p | tails 0 I t a 5 G r.
Srf. 6. 81. Gbomien bar foact Be-
failing iom Toritan0er for Morbl1s
&oipital. Trf. Gbomien er fp6t
1869 og benoes 6o6er bar 6orltol1=
Der 1873-1909; FUN bar oerefter
/ ct Mor fonititueret / gmbeoet poo
Br6pe. u3e gamle" / @oipitolet
ie11ote al1legning in6 til Mini1teriet
ON at faa 6rf. Tbomien, n1er o.
ioo andre, ser fierr6er 6rf. Gbpm-
len, bar Ben alleritdrite Gilli6 til
Mrbeioe og perionIige Ggen=
ifaber.
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Gcrne.

9crac.
. NJ a brDl II p
fejreoes Sen ID. Suni al @aaroeier
9annebrogsmano Sans @onien og
@ultrl1, @g1g beo @lagelie.
s. 6bru6s e 5
bglDs . a Z. Haa &alllln0=
borg Sern6ane1 tations @o6sefspe0i-
ton er ser forepet Sn6bruo. Sppen
for, mc6ens @ontoret bar lnffet /
Miooogsltrnoen> ll1ffet Jig in6 mes
Ell @opeonggle og 0erefter opbruot
en- @engeif1ffe og taget Sens Sr1o=
bol6, onttrent 700 &roner. Mon
far intct Spor al Sppen.
80 alerenM els q + . D.
|g a 5 bar / Sen liblte Mos<
neostio t &epe Srifirfe ful6fert fer-
ite Gel af ct &alfmaleri, iom er NE
get ejenoommeligt og al flor @fisi:.
be0. Set er sen bi6elife 8eretnino
ont Set, ser ifete / Ser1lalems 5e1n=
pei / Sen Stun6, ga Seius 6poc paa
&oriet - ~Sorbenget iplitte0c3
mi6t as" - iom &l1nltneren fat
fremitillet.
&us s nj e II 5
p ao 6 @ re bape s Ii s.
nj a II 5 3 t I c. S Slrtningen
.af S1tli giG1tes Stereotype &rs=
manosifole of 1870 r11siiife 2an6=
meno. 2an0menoene, bpis 2e6er
er @r. 2eepa, er til0els fra 9iter=
ieprobinierne. Sc ogter at itl1oere
6anif 9an6brug og pil efter 8ele-
get paa Stereotype belpge en- Gel ito=
re iiGllanoife 2anobrl1g og Meie=
rier.
pterie Soil D.
ibD. Sen ganrle Grei foman6 Ma6s
Mielien | &allpbp, ser forleoen bIep
ifrOt iaale6es, at man mistenfte
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bor @ieie tilpenot Jig iolt 149, 1926
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-12

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