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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
CATTLEMEN STAY IN PRISON
Pardon Refused Richards, Bartlett,
Comstock and Jameson.
TAFT DECLINES TO INTERVENE
Mem Were Convicted I'm Omaha OF
Fraudulently Securing Possess
sion of Large Tracts of
Grazing Land.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-President Taft
refused to pardon Bartlett Richards. Will
liam G.. Comstock, Charles c. Jameson and
Aouilla Triplett today. four wealthy Ne
braska cattlemen who have been convicted
of conspiracy to defraud the government
OF grazing lands along the Wyoming
border.
The men are owners of the Nebraska
Land and Feeding company, with principal
offices at Ellsworth, Neb. The evidence
at the trial showed that they had fraud
ulently induced homesteaders TO claim
thousands Of acres of land which were
later turned over to the company for
grazing. Richards and Comstock were
sentenced to a year and Jameson and
Triplett six months. They are in jail in
Hastings, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
Fnirburx raises License.

FAIRBURY, Neb., April 2S-(Special y
The city council Of F'airbury has passed an
ordinance raising the occupation tax on sa-
looms from $500 to $1,000 According to the
Slocumb law each saloon doing business in
Nebraska must pay into the school fund
$500 and an occupation tax to be estab-
lished by the city council. In case Fair
bury goes wet" at the special election to
be held Tuesday. May 16. 1t will be neces-
sary for each saloonkeeper to put up $500
for license before he is permitted to
open a saloon. An ordinance, No. 2Ss, was
also passed by the city council limiting
the number OF saloons to six.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29

BLUE HILL-Wednesday Miss Gertis
He'll was married to Mr.. Thompson OF VII
sonville.
SEWARD-L A. Prizes Of Omaha has pur-
chased the business here of DR.. w. A
Thomas.
WORKING. Dennis A. Hanna and Miss
Sadie Hansan OF lincoln were married
Thursday by Judge Wray.
YORK.-Mr. William II. Harris and Miss
May Preuitt were married "wednesday
afternoon by Judge Wray. They will re-
side at Waco.
sTELLA-The body OF Miss Grace Moritz
was brought here from Grant, Ia. She was
the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Moritz, living two miles west OF town.
SUTTON-George Roberts, brakeman
and married man, was badly hurt about
the head by falling from train No. ". He
is unconscious and was taken to Hastings.
SEwARD-The body of Mrs. Susan
Wheelhouse formerly OF this city, was
brought here from Bellingham Mont, to-
day for interment. She was pioneer OF
this county.
BLUE HILI1-Word was received this
week by Webster Mckenzie, stating that
his father, X. w. McKenzie, who now lives
at Klaber. Wash, had suffered stroke OF
paralysis. 1t left him temporarily without
the use OF his eyesight.
BLUE HILL-D. b. Armstrong and Miss
Eta Turner were united in marriage
mother, Rev. ID. w. Pool OF Bladen Of
ficiating Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong de-
parted for their new home the same day al
Peetz, Colo, where the groom lives.
CRAWFORD-The Methodist church will
hold a three weeks revival service here
beginning Friday. April Is. Meetings will
be conducted by Evangelist Matthias, aided
by Mr.. Carpenter, pianist. and Miss
Wherry, chorister. A chorus OF 100 voices
win furnish music and song for the meet
ings.
STELLA-The annual convention OF the
Nebraska state Pharmaceutical association
viii be held at Fairbury this year on June
Is to Is. An able speaker from Detroit viii
deliver a lecture TO the druggists. George
H. Chrostoph, Norfolk, Is president. and
J. G. Mcbride, Stella, secretary OF tho
association.
AUBU3N.-Burgiars broke and entered
| the store Of Young a klinger at JuliaI
in this county last night. Goods Of the
value OF about so were stolen, principally
A~@~~S---~ - - Eaodr, HakS~--N VA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
SUICIDE NEAR sORENVILL
wOIRred Jacobson Hangs Himself L
His Barn wednesday.

wOIRred jacobson Hangs Himself In
His Barn "wednesday.
HARVARD. Neb.. April @.-(special)-
Coroner Howard of this city was called to
Sorenville this morning to investigate the
death of wolfred Jacobson. who was found
hanging In his barn at about Q o'clock
Wednesday morning.
He had eaten his breakfast and been
over town, his wife seeing him come back
and go into the barn, as she supposed, to
hitch up his team to go into the field to
do some work. and not seeing him come
from the barn, went out and found him
hanging to beam dead
From the evidence gathered, Coroner
Howard decided no inquest was necessary
and that death was due TO his own act,
and no cause for the act could be found,
as only a more serious manner for the
last few days indicated any change in his
action. and in reply to his wife's question
Tuesday night, asking what the matter
was, he replied. there was nothing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
NEIGH DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Proposition Presented for Enlarge
ment of Hospital.

ment OF hDsptNuts
OSMOND. Neb. April 2S.-(special. THE
Neigh District conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church was held here April
1885 f. T. George. district superintendent
presiding About thirty preachers and lay
men were present. Character Training in
the Sunday SCHOOL, was discussed by Rev.
C. II. Lewis of Lincoln, general secretary
Of the Nebraska Sunday School association.
RULES Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Respecting the Instruction OF Children"
was the topic OF an address by Rev. ]. w.
Illesley of Meadow Grove. J. M. wingett
of Loretto read poper on ''The Model
Sunday School Superintendent" 1.-THE Model
Sunday School Pastor" was discussed by
|C. f. Burch Of O'Neill The evening sermon
was perached by Rev. ]. b Dibble OF
Plainview. THE New Financial Plan OF the
Church" was discussed by Rev. E T.
George OF Neigh. o. o. Snyder OF o'NeHl
read a paper on THE Laymen's Missionary
Movement" Rev. c. N. Dawson OF Omaha
delivered an address on The Methodist
Brotherhood" Mr.. Dawson's visit TO the
conference was in the interest OF the new
wing 70 be built TO the Methodist hospital
in Omaha. Are We Losing the Con.
nectional Spirit7' was the topic OF a paper
by Rev. C. o. Trump OF Newman Grove
The closing address was by Chancellor c.
A. Fulmsr OF the Nebraska Wesleyan uni.
versity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars Paid for Book
Walter NJ Hill of Chicago Pays This
Sum for Volume Four Gen.
turtles Old.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-The second high
est price for book in the Poe library sale
was reached today, when a book sold for
$2l, OOO
This was "Helyas Knight of the
swanne," the first printed English version
OF the legend OF Lohengrin. II was printed
in London in 1872 by Wynkyn & De worde.
Walter NJ. Hill of Chicago was the pur-
chaser
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
Hali-Minuts Store Talk

Speaking about convincing
people about our store methods
and values-here's q recent
happening worthy OF record.
A New York manufacturer,
known to every clothing mer-
chant in the United States,
recently called upon us. He
looked through our store and
a couple of Boys suits caught
his eye. He bought them and
we sent them by express to his
New York home. He said he
had not seen anything to equal
them at home. Just think
you can get right here at home,
Boys suits that you can't get
anywhere else-even In New
York-the kind of suits that
some New Workers travel over
half the country to get.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
BANK AT NAPONEE ROBBED
Safe and Escape with Two
Thousand.

NAPoNEB. Neb.. April 2S.-Four robbers
rode into this place in an automobile early
today, blew up the vault of the Naponee
State bank and escaped with 5000 in cash.
Citizens were aroused by the explosion, but
the bandits threatened them with revolvers
and compelled them to seek shelter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29

Tex In addition to the valuable real
estate there was cash to the amount OF
$1,000. Johnson county came in for an In
heritance tax amounting to S7S.F, and thus
the famous Wilson will case is closed In
the probate court here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
ESTATE TURNED OVER TO WILSON

Famous Case in johnson County In
vOIvinE MissinE Heir IA Closed.
TECUMsEH. Neb.. April 8--CSpOcial. y
The matter OF the estate OF Ellen Wilson
has been closed in the Johnson county
probate court and the moneys and lands
have been turned over 10 the beneficiary
Of the win IAhA Wils0D> A., Of HA1ston.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
Dormitory OF IndiAH school Burned.

ANADARKO. OH, April 2S-Fire early
today destroyed the three story dormitory
of the Riverside Government Indian school
on the Washita river Just north OF this
city. Eighty-seven girls and two matrons
who were sleeping in tina dormitoTy es-
capped without injury. The dOrmitory was
nn,.r me 30 Rooklovsr eon.sat nov.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
Grant Hur.h Bound over.

Grant Hursh, the local teamster who
fred five shots in the district court room
"wednesday during the progress of trial
against a local physician for the alleged
performing OF a criminal operation on his
sister, was bound over TO the district court
in the sum Of 1900 today by Justice Ste
VEINS. To each count in the complaints the
young man entered a plea Of not guilty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22
On Worrying.

Worry is q disease. In fact, it Is
Outlines associated with a physical
disorder of some kind. The incli-
nation to worry over tribes Is uni
versal. Some people have acquired
the worry habit. 1t sticks to them
like an adhesive plaster. Their first
mental efforts ON rising each day is
to seek out some unpleasant SUBJ
ject to worry about. One can read
lily imagine the disappointment that
would ensue should a person of this
character find nothing to worry
about. But, this would be an I'M
usual sensation, for one can always
find something to worry about. If
not a misfortune of yesterday, then
one of the day before-if not of
this year, then of last year. II you
are a victim of the worry habit, you
are uselessly wasting valuable ener-
gies. Rest assured that life will be
of little value to you or to anyone
else.
! Physical exercise is of invaluable
assistance in this respect. When
you find, for instance, that you can
not. possibly avoid worrying, then
Immediately find some means Of
actively using the muscles OF your
body. Take a long walk, or play
some game in the open air that will
keep you continuously and pleasantly
occupied II this is difficult or i'm
possible, take some exercise In
your room. Work persistently anC
vigorously until the blood is bound
ing through your arteries, until yoI
feel the pulsation of new life stir
ring your entire physical organism
Realize the tremendous possibilities
in life and stop wasting your tim,
with trifiing grievances. You mus
remember that worries are never i'm
portant, Notwithstanding the Valu'
they may seem to assume in you
life. Their only Importance Is tn,
power they have for harm, and 1
their power is evil, then by al
means they should be recognized a
evil, and every effort should be mad
to stamp them out of your life. Yo1
can rest assured that the exercise
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22
MIDDLETON ITEMS.

Mr.. Waterman of Michigan, old
time friend of H. Stark and wife
visited with them Friday.
X. F. Allen and wife who have
been travelling and visiting this sum-
mer are home again.
The Golden Rulers" held their
class meeting with Miss Pearl
Shaffer Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Murphy is staying with
Mrs. Ralph Thompson this week.
Mrs. o. c. Moberly and sister
Beulah Hadsan were in Caldwell
Wednesday.
A. j. Breshears and wife left
Thursday for Burley, Idaho, to
visit their son Arthur and family.
Mrs. Bixby's Sunday School class
were entertained at the home OF
Miss Ollie Shafrer Thursday evening
Mrs. F. P. Smith of Caldwell
visited between cars at the Hadsall
Home Sunday morning.
DR.. Dresser was a Caldwell visitor
Monday.
w. G. Fahringer and wife left
Wednesday, for their old home IN
Missouri where they will visit rela
IT, and friends.
Miss Lottie Bertsch has beer
staying in Boise City the past few
days.
The w. c. T. us of Canyon
county held a convention in thu
M. e. church Wednesday, whicl
was very enthusiastic and we'll at
tended.
Jacob Alchenberger and P. D
Hadsall attended a sale at Sta
Monday.
Miss Nellie Myers of Caldwell
passed through Middleton Tuesda,
enroute to Emmett where she will
teach school.
Miss Pearl Mower went to Cald
well to help Mrs. o. V. Bailey thi
week.
Mrs. ]. T. Wilson who has bee
quite sick is improving now.
Miss Mary Herman has been elect
ed teacher at the Washington schoc
in place of Miss Boomer, who re
signed Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

taken az a worry cure will, -
plish the desired purpose IL :, SCeOa'
given your entire attention ,usy are
all the muscles of your bo rLu Use
vigorously arouse the sot,, and
your lungs and heart-Froy Of
steal Culture for October ~ Ply
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Cleayer vo,
host and hostess at an epiov.h,
house party on THURSDAY 49,
Their guests were Professor On
Mrs. Paul Murphy, Professor on
Mrs. r. D. Kyle, and Mr.. and NJ,
Ralph Beal.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

Miss Ethel stauber eptsrt.,,
Friday evening in honor ., nv
Florence Cowan who left W. MS
day for Lewiston. Other thu 1 ~.
honor guests were present ~. =.
Misses Cecilia Gowen, Tracy SIN ~
Bitner, Paine, Rockwood M u
stauber and Messrs. Mark, Mcvo'
Underkofier; Clark, Freed, Pa,no ~
Sewer. ' an
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22
COMMON COLDS MUST M
SERIOUSLY AAAEN

Tor unless cured they san ~.
ity and lower the resistance 40 Vital
serious infection. Prot more
children and yourself BY tha your
use OF Foley's Honey and Tar r' W
pound and note its quick ann oOn'
I've results. For coughs o aev,S
Group. whooping cough. hrona TOius
and affections of the throat ~
and lungs it is an ever raas 'neS
valuable remedy. Botkin.u. an'
Drug Co., Ltd. 'nol
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

Ordel Royce has accepted a mos
ton as clerk in the Doan G Ha
grocery store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

A new line of penny post carr
just received at the Botkin-Harmo
Drug Co., Ltd.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

Houston Frost returned Frid.
from Omaha where he had tsto
ten carloads of lambs. Mr. Fro.
informs us that he did very well N,
trip.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

Miss Mary Herman has been elect
ed teacher at the Washington school
in place of Miss Boomer, who re-
signed Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

IS July guaranteed In every respect the
VITAL points, the collar, lapel and front OF
the coat are absolutely unbreakabIe and
WIFI hold their "'dreSSy'' appearance
TO the end. The materials are all wool.
will not shrink and wear far better than
any similar priced line of goods ON the
market Come I'm rough finished, mixed
ELECTS, invisible stripes and the more
pronounced shades i'm reddish-b brown.
$3.50 to $4,000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
Wormonismen | Splssning.
(Sortiat fra Sioe g.

ben irpgtelige RenieIie beeDnote |
lltob, Der fit oct friitne gfnpn Re
formationen, - en- perioOe al op-
riff @ruiombeb, iom Rormonerne
ieIpieleeIiet belit nil o9fte opet.
Get nil6e 6eller life Der blipe BRO.
act irefn, oeriom life ngifiiben"
iaa irRft benGeteoe benne flare
6iitoriite Snnobeb, bois 3ienuio-
Ter enonu life alle er uoOeoe. %
noor oet iioite 9iOne gnnr beoen,
inn ifal oos oct ifreune gionesbpro
Itoa til 9ogenes enbe; tbi Mor-
monfirfen beiiooer life epne til
belt og alSeles at uorp6be bette.
Mormonfirfen n9eter De Solers
autoritet, Der fin6es | a5ournoI
OF 9iscouries". Wan ifuIoe life
tpnfe iig en- iaaonn 5r9fb.b al en-
airfe, Der foregiper at uRre leoet
Deo guooommelig aabenbnring.
ann man tenfe Jig, at on airte
F~orfoiier line inipirereOe N9nos
9oler, 9nIer, iom er boIote Of
Brigham goung, bis tmo Goun-
cellors, TIE tpelne 4poitles, nno
offers; uOgioet fra Wormonfir.
fenS eeet aontor | 2irerpool ! eng
lamb / Garet 1854 % ienere, for
innet meo be beoite 4nbefalinger at
Brigham Doune, Sober 6 Stint
ball oe @iIIaro Ricbaros, @5irit
greiioencp Of TIE Gbrrcb Of Seius
Gbriit Of 2otter.6np Soints." an
befolinsen, Der finoes foron | fsr-
ite gino, err bnteret Greet SaIt 60
fe Gin, lltab territory, 5une /,
1853.
gerfets ll6giper ! 2iperpool,
Wormonopoitelen 5. .. Ricbaros,
nniaa ielp 3olerne for at pRre
aotoritet. ) Sortolen til anoetginb
tiger ban bIanbt an6et: Oct inoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

Om Drowning 8ictorios 8or-
bolo tiIgibelen fortaIte 2oroglptbs.
fpoo0 peb y2on6on gitp Wisiion"s
Maimsoe, at ban en- Sang efter
Grore prpoifeoe | Minoior. Otter
@uostieneiten mootog ban Sn6bp-
Belle fra 0ronningen til at geite
Slottet. 2oroen flyer ino, at ban
til iioIt bIep fsrt eennem en- prfpat
Gong, og bet fortaltes bom, at gen
mem benne gift Dronningen bper @f-
ten mo | bet VpreIfe, bbor benoes
@emn[ 6soe. Baa en- StoI | Bet
te BpreIie Lao en- flor 8ibeI, og
Dronningen iatte iis paa Stolen
oe Infte l 9ibelen, Der bar ppret
til iao flor geIiieneIie for bet 2an6,
oDer buiIfet BUN reeereoe ! ioa man.
ge Nor.
49, -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
nenes Oo De unaes sinO, er seIo-

nenes og De hinges Sino, er SeIp-
tnnOigbe0.
Men ingen, Der fenoer liot til
menneifens 9ern, pil nngte, at De
ileite ioa goOt iom intet ioar no Of al
0ereS aunOifab = eller cog oct
meite oeraf. Zen, Der al Nntnr er
Stu0ent og 6orifer. ifal nof 0ioe
ot ifoife iig 0plpsniag ON BET,
ban enifer at pioe. ri fan Der ten
fe paa en- 6el Rnffe M9nO, Ger,
iom oct betegnenoe fables, nor
gieIi-mooe", % iom BOG naae0e at
bline til uoget. "a Der tGnfes III
life iprlig poa Dem. Der DeO ole
Slags Mi0ler fom / 9eiiboelie al
Riaoom. men poo ioooanne, iom
bleo 9eoere / aanoeIie affPre- rao
9olitiffcns Gnemprfer % neO Sen-
jpn I'll cling, Der an9aor Cant
iu1oets Geligro.
7en ser er i%eloitonoig aauoe-
liat toget, bar ben ierite 9etin9eI.
ie ior at pin0e iig Ell Rlo0s / in
Samtio.
Tor en- Gel 2lar iioen u6t1lte
aeiier @il6elm, at S%nifluno 6ao0e
tor GuerproOnftion af lprosDipno.
Seq er nar peo at fro. at oct inm-
me mart ian bliDe Gilfploet meo
Gmerifn. Or. :. :. Mar0en, Der
uoaioer @aaue0sifriftet Success,
bar / en- beI 9pffe 8e9er 90 | en-
enonu itorre Mpnaoe artifler me0
0iounoerlia &irtaoiitet aniporet
port 2onos lln90om til at ieqe Ell
6eiere ltO0annelie iom ga ifaI bane
9eien ior Dem til noget beOre -:
til at bliUe @eoeier al 6irmoet,
til at bliDe oleooers OF men,, til
At 6lioe ioa mango Rapoleoner, til
at tpaes blanot De ppperite. Sea
Tiger, set er DiounoerIigt, iom COT
loren fan bIiue neo, % bIiue ue0-
meo Bette enc @mne % uoen 0ng
at gentage line egne Orb. 0ten
man fan oanife pit iperee, ON ban
III BOG life glemmer Sagens onoen
Sioe: at Der trpn9es til o0eror-
6entIiq inn Meoeiere ! 5irmaet, at
Der tilipneIn0enoe ingen 0Drti0 er
poo LEADERS, Of men % at ben,
Der pirfeIig bar 9eturbetingelier
Tor at bliue bette, bliuer Set meo
ener u0en Den bsiere ll0onnnelie.
Ropoleon bno0e eennegnnet en- Dfi'
litprifole oct par Der utalli9e
andre, Der bnpoe. 6ilIipinerne bGp-
De fun ben enc aguinoloo.
Get pirfelige 6orbolo er, OF bet
ooerpeienoe 6lertoI al ct 2anos Be
iolfning moa arbeioe. Nen oct
er piit ct Spsresmnol, pm Den
bsiere 0anneIie o~Detiaasr netop
BERTH - eaer ON monife life ina-
rere oct mooiatte er Eilfploet.
Sermeo pnre ieloisleelig Inlet
iaat imoo en- goo SfoIeoanneIie
til en- pis @rao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

5ra oct brittle gibeIielifn6, Der
for fort SiO ii6en boIot lit aarli-
ee Nsoe, meooeles, at oct ! aarets
Bob bar u6gipet 8 npe Oueriettsl.
ier Of 9tbeler, og at De beIIige
Sfrifter MI uogipes paa / oft 432
forifeIliee Sungemool. Selifabet
bar iioen bets @runoIpggelie ON
fat ooer 229 WilIioner belize
gfrifter, oeraf mere emo 72 Mil-
Iioner | oct eneeIife Sprog. - Or.
Moulton uotnlte, at ogibelsn er
GoGfets BOG, ben bar for Oeret
unoerfnitet lige ion pinlige Br6oeI-
Ter iom nh uoen at tage minoite
sfobe oerat fna Der er ingen GGr.
iog til at pPre bange paa 6ens
Begne."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

8i MI meo ct Bar Qinier 6enIe.
Be Characterization paa en- Nrti-
feI al 3obn 2arien pao SIDE ,.
Get er ct @enioor til RormonbIo-
Del g9ifu6en". @eo en- fe0eliq 8rnf.
feil er Der / Coerifriften fommen til
at itaa vOplDsnino@ / Ste0et for
pGolesning.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

Bat. ail0iie ifrioer til os, of Sc
omfrina aenmare FAR iooet en- goo
Regn Den t6. os., ioa BET tegner it.
fe til 9srfe / CONNER, / 6oert
Sub life for oct fsrite. Og ira an
bre 9nnite I 81. Def. i~frioes ser
Iianenoe. inn Der moo 10 pore 10
iieter til en- goo apI / Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

@or airfes 6ormano, Goft. g.
g. @briitiunien og Bat. ailoiig bar
nplie OGret i 9icfion, alberta, CO.
naoo, til airfeinopielie. Bno lam
me Reiie beisete De Dana olonien
peo Stanooro og itifteoe Der en-
Meniebeo, Der fit Ropnet 0a5o-
retb.. gi oil formooentIig 6sre
nPrmere ON babe Girfeinooielien
oe MISREPRESENTATION.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
yBien" og
yaif. 9. Norbentoft.

3 bet 6anife gIoo vgien" | Gan
Grnneisco, Gal, finoes | Wimrei
for 8. os. en- Reonftionsnrtifel, Der
ftrrft ennr | Mette meb Noit. ..
Norbentoft I NnIeoniig al en- lt6-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

g%iifopperne / 8ortugal boI6t for
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