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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
A LIFETIME TROUBLE.

Ingram, Texas.-"Ever since I be-
came a woman" writes Mrs. E. M.
Evans, of this place, Il suffered from
womanly trouble. Last fall, it got
SO bad, had 10 stay in bed for near.
ly week every month. Since TAX
ing Cardui, | feel better than | have
for years" You can rely on Cardui
Prepared especially for women, il
relieves womanly pain, by acting OF
the cause, and builds up womanli
strength where it is most needed
Purely vegetable. Mild, but certain
in action. Try it. At your drug
gist's.~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
THREATENED To HANG sTr-pyxr


On last Wednesday night Eve stu
dents Of the Agricultural! and Ne
chanical College. who claimed thai
they had reason for believing that =
student had stolen some OF their
property, went TO bis room In dis-
guise and took him across the rail
road back OF the college where they
stretched rope from a tree and told
the boy that If he did not confess
his thefts and restore the goods 70
the owners they would hang him.
The boy broke away from the would
be lynchers and ran back 10 the col
lege and the officer Of the day vas in
formed OF the occurrence.
The ''lynching party we're arrest.
ed when they returned 10 the college
and were later expelled from the col.
lege.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that on this
day. A. Dughi has sold his ice cream
business to "The Dughi Ice Cream
Company" of which Mr.. Geo. L. II
White will be manager. This com
PAW will conduct said business from
this date. All debts due A. Dugh
will be payable to him and he vii
not be liable for any of the debts o.
the "Dughi Ice Cream Co." The
"Dughi Ice Cream Co." will not d
liable for any debts of A. Dughi.
This April 4, 1911.
A. DUGHI,
GEO. L. n. WHITE,
Mgr. Dughi Ice Cream Co.
4-6-4t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Why Doesn't Wilson Tackle the
Trusts at Home.

The boom of Governor Woodrow
Wilson. of New Jersey, for the presl-
dency is now in full swing MI. VII
son is a rare combination OF preach
err, lawyer, scholar, orator and poll
tician, but is handicapped in his can
didacy by the fact that his State Is
the breeding hole of nine-tenths OF
the giant trusts that are preylng up
on the rest of the country. Without
meaning to question his sincerity II
the least, it would be refreshing te
see him tackle these monsters
Reidsville Weekly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
First Real Snake Story of the Season

First Real Snake Story of the Season
Wilkes Patriotic.
We are told of a remarkable and
unusual rescue which Mrs. John
Rhodes, of Haymeadow, made on
Sunday afternoon, when she saved
several of her small chickens from
certain death. Hearing a commo-
ton among the chickens near the
house she investigated and found
that a large black snake had swal-
lowed nine of her small chicks and
that the mother hen was as much
disturbed as the snake was contend
ed Mrs. Rhodes hastily secured an
axe and cut the snake in two, and as
she did SO five of the chicks leaped
out. Four of them are still living
and following the mother hen seem
ingly quite unmindful of theil
thrilling and Jonah-like experience.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Taxing Death.
New York Evening Mail.

They have queer ways Of doing
things down in Mexico. as most OBJ
serves are aware by this time, but
the fact that they virtually impose
tax of death is perhaps not general
" known. To illustrate: A young
American was drowned in the Rio
Grande the other day and his body
drifted down the river, lodging final
ly on the Mexican side. When his
relatives came to claim the body they
were received with the utmost cour-
, tesy, but were somewhat amazed
when informedd that the remains
| could not be sent out Of the country
except upon the payment of tax OF
| $40, that being the law in such
cases made and provided. The moral
if there be any, is: Don't die in Mex
leo.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25

Ex-Governor Charles b. Aycock Is
the latest to enter the race for the
Democratic nomination for the Unit
ed States Senatorship to succeed
Simmons. Judge Walter Clark last
Thursday announced his candidacy.
1t Is generally understood that Gov
ernor Kitcyhin will be in the fight
and that Simmons will stand for re-
election. The prospects are for a
warm fight in the Democratic camp
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Site for Administration Building Ii
Selected.

The new Administration Building.
for which the Legislature authorized
an issue of $3.50, 900 in bonds, is to
be erected on the Grimes property,
wherein is now the building rented
for the Insurance Department, the
lot having a frontage of CT feet Or
Fayetteville Street, 210 feet on Nor
gan Street and 81 feet on South Sal
isbury Street The price paid is
$4,000. The new building will be
five stories high.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
SPECIAL EXCURSION.
To Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla.
June 6, 1911, Via Seaboard All
Line Ry.

Line Ry.
Seaboard is the shortest line to
Florida and offers the quickest and
most convenient service.
Tickets on sale for all trains June
9Th, good returning on any train
within z days.
Special trains leave Hamlet night
of June 9th, with High-back Scar
Vestibule coaches and pullman
Sleeping care.
Do not fail to take advantage OF
this low rate and visit the Land OF
Flowers.
For further information regarding
rates and Pullman reservation cal
on your Agent or write the under
signed. H. S. LIZARD, d. P. A,
Raleigh, II. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
A Hundred Thousand Dollar Back
Porch.

Left a widow in 1892" writes
Bertha H. Smith in her series, What
Women Are Doing in the West, In
the June number of Sunset Maya
zine, Mrs. Freda Ehmann found
herself quite alone, separated by half
the width of the continent from her
two children, who were married and
living in California. Urged by them,
she converted her home in Illinois in
to cash and came West. Then came
the financial panic of 1898, and debts
had to be shouldered. Twenty acres
of land at Marysville bore an eight
wear olive orchard on which there
was fine crop of olives. Mrs.
Ehmann's son asked her why she did
not set to work and pickle them.
pickle olives!' she exclaimed. How
can | pickle olives? Why, [ have
never seen an olive fresh from the
treen That night she went to bed
but not to sleep. Next day Professor
Hilgard, Of the Agricultural College
| of the University of California, gave
her a recipe for picking olives. .Hel
! daughter agreed to allow her to turf
the back porch into a picking plant
A few years ago, Mrs. Ehmann form
ed stock company with capital OF
one hundred thousand dollars to car
ry on the business begun on tina
back porch"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Farmer Found Dead.

joe Brewer, white man was
found dead Monday morning on the
"a 1"I HI OF l. H. Lynn, in House Creek
to"nShlp, Wake County. Brewer had
een Paying baseball and drinking
"a sunday and probably died from
neart failure. The deceased was a
WIdOWer." The coroner went
oI from Raleigh to view the body,
'"' found no signs of foul play.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
death Of Mr.. w. n. Smelling.

49, MI. ". n Smelling, one of Raleigh's
no les' citizens, died Sunday about
fo~ lie had been in failing health
iof several months. Mr.. Smelling was
mo ,-i III St Mary's Township and
WV seu TO Raleigh shortly after the
is anu entered into business. He
for -, FiEed by a wife and one daugh-
Ter Mrs. Henry T. Hicks
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Local Matters.

NJ III LSf Dc
W. ==========
-.ra Court will ad-
.. -a meet again about
n .....ser.
sr-.r9ble. formerly
Monday at the home
e. t. Eyrfolk, Va.
.-ho hoe haen
tA~@. -,
.+... sgff, Greek Town
=.
s -,-,.. -,ass-
81. . " o''' % ,.af.
.Ias ''o''' "''
-. lie '''''
s.e
ST. f. FRANK len u
....... IS heart Ia''u'e e..
n-... ..- also ,''tA''1' " 49,
~ $50. is H".I' o. APeN
....aard Air Line will run
.. ....rs.0n from North Caro-
.aa points Ja'NA'''' me co.
pa FLORIDA. 5ld' ms '-
u.. ..1 Harden stables on South
..... street are being torn
.-...aratory to the erection Of
..g ...ldiug by Job p. Wyatt &
-..-
ar rssmon Jones, son of Mr.. Joe
,.... af swift Creek Township, who
..arared on at Rex Hospital
4.y- ago for appendicitis is
... ..ry III
,,o &c u,iro 1r,dor-
,ho. tho water sunnIv
Fl. p.rafgb is inadequate and con-
4.,.,- fbr system. They claim that
.t rr. department is also in bad
...F.-.on
o. a.,,aon+ - Tho
M-- y. ''o'' naIo;orb diod
\. " VI. 'oHe7' -
suddenly IIu'y man. D; -
tl..,,. Rivar His remains we're ship
,.5 - IIaw River for interment.
.'d'ioiI"' -Neliio la :,
served DIT me o. 49, 49,
h"I'-E" "eN' "e ,,l, n
ginning at CiooN
WILCOX, pastor Vi tne O0n'i" q,
0IISi 'huI 'l' mas 000n
s. o,
master ,ill' ~ NIa1 of +h;,
u M an" ,..,
rIH' P"9'eu """' ond,,ot
ine "i,ei a. EaI1ia C+roa
e0 d, 'nV ii0''i0 49, ~,
anu me OouS was iii'o1 gu IL
Oe'''e'ei''
The WOman's Club, of Raleigh
has demanded the meat in the mar
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
State Will Sell Interest in Road.

The State has agreed to sell its
interest in the Elkin and Alleghaney
haiIFoad. Mr.. John A. Mills, presi-
ueht OF the Raleigh and Southport,
represents the purchasers to whom
'ne State has agreed to sell. The
'oao Will be pushed to completion.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Governor Pardons Robert Price.

Governor Kitchin has granted
conditional pardon to Robert Price,
convicted at the September term o.
Johnston Superior Court ana sehlehc-
cd TO eighteen months on the ROADS
for the robbery of SIS. He has served
about half his time.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Raleigh school Children Must be Vac
Cinated.

The School Commute of the RAJ
leigh schools have passed an order
that pupils who enter the schools in
september, or at any other time,
must have been vaccinated before be-
ing allowed to go to school.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
But 1t Did, With a Vengean

Raleigh News and Observer
The Senate of 1907 and 1905 de-
stroyed the hope Of an antitrust law.
1t is not believed this Senate will
follow that bad example.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25

Because there is always room at
the top, some people make it point
to begin there and work down.
Union Republican.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Dead Body Rose Up Out of the
Water.

Wadesboro Messenger, 1Sth.1
Yesterday morning about 1900
O'Clock a negro, who was blowing in
a field on Mr.. Eb. Ingram's place at
the mouth of Mountain Creek. near
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
Ascension Day.

To-day is Ascension Day. The day
commentaries the ascension OF
Christ in to heaven forty days after
His resurrection.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25
The Hereafter.

The Invalid-How do you think a
warmer climate would suit me, doc
tor?
The Doctor-Heavens, man. That's
what I'm trying to save you from.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-25

Watch the label on your paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

bunbet ct &or paq 750 Stemmer,
og peo BET anitun6en0eS tapne | ct.
SAUL / 6orbinoelje meb @pnooeme=
Get ptl set 1tore &ou telle ca. 1900
Stemmer.
@rof. Sobn Gable, ser felt iioen
6orbun0ets stiftelie nnoer Subel=
|ipnooen / 9ecorab / 1903 bar pur.t
S%opeooirigent, far giort set til tit
9ipsopgape at brinee 6isie firfelige
Sangerfeiter pao &pioe me6 Sc beo=
lite @1riiffeiter, og- far meo 8iitano
|af cit &omite for ben foreitaaenoe
|Se t foncert paa ct. Saul
Muoitorium 20 a n 5 a g q e n
s. 6. Sunni foaet iitan6 ct
8rogram, JONI fortiener enbper NIT
iifinteresieret &erions &aalfjennelle.
sangerforbunoet osiiiteres al 9u=
tier College Concert @on0 mloer
2eoelie al Brof. Carlo 81. Speroti
iomt Soliiter1e, Experimentation
Mme. Ssrmie Morelli og &ioltailten
&bplpb Slie11, og Brof. S. Melil1s
Gbriitianien iom Mffompagnotpr.
Set for Soften foitiatte &rogram
ct / 2 Mfoelinger, al bpilfet Sen fpr<
ite inoeboloer: 6eitoupertrre, "Sou-
roaoot", af Sutber College 8ano;
&or: uMf @pibeoen oprunoen er" og
~@erre, paa 9ig jog treiter", meo
Mne. Morelli iom Soliit. @rte at
Scr 6reiicbiit5" &orti fra ~Sfo-
beIier", Colo at @1ne. @orellt. 2.
Mfoeling far Sl1perture,1 til Soul"
beo 2utber College @ono, &omance
al Sbenoien, Seterjentens Spn<
sag at Sle 8ul1 og &ielltdoiio peo
Mbolpb Slien; Gen iigneoe Sag,
v@bor er oct gobt at lanoe", orr. at
Gatbarinas CLING, og ~@erren er
min @pr6e", be0 &oret, ~@barming
8iro" of 6eltcien 9apio pes Mme.
@orelli, @6n Damefor) at Souls
.@cbosier, ~@erre Seiu &rilt" al 8.
&c. 2in0emon, 1900 9opios Salme
al @ennerberg, beo @}me. Morelli
og &or, @olleluioforet fra ~MeS-
iios" og 81 @igbtp Tortreis is Dur
!@oo", 9lttber.
Mt bpre ct nori f=orrerifonif blon=
set &or paa ODER 1000 Stemmer
bliuer iiffert cit Splepclle . Set bor
noppe 1%rogenlinoe bnl1ot fpr.
@illctter til 6eltfpnrerten q $t.00,
75c og SOC erboloes bos Gaple &i=
c;!p 60, 6. og @ohalba.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
Oph&ver al Svedlugt.

Br,e Hubbard's Peroxide Powder, bet
0delegger al Svedlugt. Udmarket for
brendende eller tugtige Fodder. Stro j
Ar1nhullerne og i S~kosaalene hver Nor
gen. Pris 25c. Pr0vepakke frit.
II. G. Hubbard Medical Co., Humboldt, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

terne bill bore 9pl6ige for &ilbagerel-
ie til sen 10. Sltlt. &un6gierelle ON
6enne Mebiettelie blep ltbienot Strs=
sag, pg 6erpe6 er iifret ct meget
fort @eigg til Seitligbeoerne fra bele
Stoten. - Sn0itu6eringen al oe ito
re biitoriife Sptog, iom pil finoe
@teo / 2oring @arf 6.-S. Sl1li, be-
gpnbte Monoog Mften, og ca. $50
9eltogere bap6e in0fun6et Jig for at
blipe in6epeoe. Sc forifellige Scener
gior6e SSn6trpf at at billie blipe al
flor @irfning, ifjent 9eltagerne bar
mp6t ucipil". selpe 9ptoget bill
ielufglgelig ife / @oitrmer, ser fore
filler Sn6ianere, Mpbpggere, Col
batter fra Mpbpggertiben oip. =
0peralt / @pen, ierlig / &opeogaoer-
ne; ier man 11l1 %6orbereoelier til Sc
iten. Napnltg er Sc rbenge110e So
Der" al flor &irfning.
S. >. &rcm, SEN afiotte l%1niperli-
tets=&asierer, er MI lat UNDER Mn<
floge al @ran6 Srrp for u@rono
2arcenp" at $21,616, 6eri in0befat=
tet Sc $13,826, iom fan paaitaar
at bGre plpn6ret for / Merbe6en al
l1niperiitetet ii6ite @oane6. @amti=
Sig er bans &aution for at funne
bore paa fri 500 forb6iet fra $10,=
600 til $4,000. Com ti6ligere
omtalt bleb ser forle6en / en- Ein=
[fasie / 8anfens @%ifferbe6sbor fun
set en- Gum paa t9t pe0 $4,000,
iom ingen iDntes at bioe bpor Sen
fom fra, men lom itulbe tiene til at
6Gffe en6el al Sen paaltaae6e l1n=
oerbqllance. gl16bi0ete er ser iene=
re al 8ren tnobetalt $1,07O til
Gefning al l1noerjfuo6et> men 0isie
&enge bill fife funne fritage Fam for
Mnflagen for un6erileb al set obe11<
for anf9rte 8e1pb, ga Sc life bar
tiliteoe pe6 Spgidrelien at &asiebe=
boloningen, iaale6es iom 2open free
Der Set, og 8renS @iltorie ONT at
bore blepen plpn6ret for Sc $751;
926 finder ingen Siltro bos @ron6
SlrD.
Ser goar &pgter ON, at 6en11e
Gag nil gipe Mnle0ning til, at Ser
bill bltpe foretoget en- grrn0ig l1n6er-
iggelle al bele SEN financielle @til=
ing paa Gtats uniperlitetet. &c.
gen afgiort @eltemmelie ON bette
meneS 6og life at bore trr1ffet
cn6nu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

9rrbt al en- &plitimano. Sioite
ltqe blep CIT Monb peo Mopn 8. g.
|Gecgeritrpm iflot al Geteftip &an1-
mergreer, ioet ban pil0e m1aorage
lig Mrreltotiol1. San hep meget
baorot ioorct % bragt til @pbolpi=
tolct, bpor ban Lao til Sorsoag Mf=
ten, oa fan 0poe. Sum bar neo &c
pioltbeo inotil Set ii0ite. &uglcn bap=
Sc gienncmboret Soften % font uo
gienner1 ltnoerlipet. 9eteftiu @am-
mergren blep fritoget for Mnfloge at
&olitimeitcr S'@onnor. Seegeritrpm
par efteridgt for at Dape beoroget
norife Sieneitepiger / Sc fine &uie
poa ct. N(lltbonp Sill pe6 at tage
@eitilli1ger paa 6%otografier, ioet
tban foripgte at inobiloe 6ent, at ct
6otoerafi gift til en- samling, ioul
Song @oafon al Morge iful6e babe.
&ppper eller Mpsseitif? 6or ct
&ar Gage 1ioen blep oSiilterellee
SlmobeosfomisiG r 3. 9. Goof fall
set til ct @iem / Como 9titrift>t,
bppr man bop6e fun6et ct Silfel6,
al &ppper. Otter at 9Ggert bapo'
lnoeripgt SilfGl0et, bite set Jig i:
bore - Mosquitobio. Or. Goof
poaitoar imi0lcrtio, at oette SilfGl-
Sc ilet iffc er ioa pl1oiigt, iom set
ier 11o til. Mosqnitobio fan bos Ell:
felte Mcnneifer, iGrligt bos iaa0ul::-
tie, ion er uoiotte for u@ipes", bli=
peret farlige og 81. a.. foroari age ct
ll0ilet, iom set tager Ell ppet 2Gge
at ifielne fra appper. Sg / 5pert
6al0 er Set oltio iifrelt boo0e for
Jig ielp % for line Smgipeller at
bore 9c!t iiffert peu, at Set iff' e.
Sen forlige Gpioemi man CT bleper1
6ef rl1gt mco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

Gmbpcr banif Screening / Mmerifa
bmroe %anifaffe fig ct Gremplar al
Observation-Disclosures sangbps fpr
It. g. for bbcrt at fine Me6lemmer,
ionn ct imuft Mfinbc u>1 bcnmc itor=
article Srinmftonrne ejennem Sc
Turcncbe 5tatcr. Tureningcr os 60
ger fun itrafs erbulbc benne 8ps til
CIT mcset billig &ris Garticr.
Sfrip itrafs til 6. @asmmsien &mbl.
So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
Eel. Office T. S. Hal
Residence T. S. 5519
d.. n. G. Mortensen.
9a~ak So9e.
2I4 Amer. Nat. Bank Bldg.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).
Res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).

Gn STR paa 2amoct blep / 9al1-
mart al olle @psbpr11 betrogtet iom
oen iltn6elte % be0ite 6prnpjelle
n1al1 tan bape Ell parm Soml1ter0ag.
&oor man berbiemn1e begap Jig
110 paa ct lao0art 2art0epentyr eller
Sfoptur, ga fplte elp6per, at for
i0og moa m1olt ilaa Jig rigtig lps og
more Jig iom Set Jig bpr pg bsr og
fprglelnme Sc Oaglige Smao6efpm=
ringer % Sorger.
gn ligne10e Stemning par tillte=
Sc iibite Spnoag, 0a Songforenin=
gen 9o11ia me0 Tamilie og &enner,
enSfare paa ca. so 9anife, begap Jig
us paa Dor 2on0slnanb Sans Sobn=
ions MGlfefarm for at npoe9fatl1rel1
og fpl0e 2lnger11e meo Sen rene og
iu1oe 2anoluft.
Sen lille &oloni ifog 2eir poa
Soppen al EN- FIJI 9affe mes u0-
murfet ltoiigt un16er itore, ffpggeful<
Sc GrGer, og mart efter blep Sc
belfplbte Maofurpe taget trent og
gjort 6plbeit ret, 6o Sen oln1in0eltge
Mel1ing bar, at for at bope cit for
nsielig Sag maatte Set in6re Men=
neifes &rap tilfre0sitilles fprlt.
Naor Ell Sanger ifal tilfje1oegipe
lin Stlfre0sbeo, ga bliper set ion1
&egel me0 Ell Sang, og bele 9oge11
leO Ser fra @affen Sen enc 5ong
efter Sen on0en, ligefra 6onife Sc
orelanbsian9e til &ebp= % &empe=
bier, og fer man ret oi6ite al set
for ipan6t Solen bag Sretoppenes
aroner.
ST. 8 brp6 gelifabet op og mor=
icbereoe til Sn0ian Mouno, % nor
Stemningen Cos beo Mfgargen ON
6ormio6agen ga bar SEN life 6oar-
ligere paa &iemturett, >6o ollie bar
enige ON at bobe tilbrogt en- for
ngielig Sag.
~9anta" far iom &egel bbert
&or flere Sfopture og l1oflugter, og
bette bar Ben fgrite ioor; men ga
oen bar / ale @aa0er bellpffet, bor
5oreringen beiluttet at babe en- an.
Sen 1t6flngt g en6ag 5. 2.
S II I i. Guren bill ga gieloe 6e1
BON tie Excitement 2illp Sale, / bbiS
Miote Dor Sangerbrober SsSu6n 81.
len bor bDgget iin &e6e.
On Songer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

tes / Greoags S. 81. gperett al 6air-
mont; S. &c. 8omler at @inneapo,
lis blep paIgt til Senior=Gicefoman
oont og Gr. 6. 90. @ilion al 9p'
l1,tb til Sunior=&icefomanoant, Dr.
.. g. Rine al ct. Saul til @leoi=
cal Director. Sobn u. Gilman fra
Bottom, g. q. Us COMMANDMENT:
cbief, bolot EFT Sale for Geteranerne
6re0ag 6ormi0oog.
Sen til. 6. u. 81. fnptteoe &pin:
%oeforcting, @omen's &elief Corps,
polgtes Mrs. Marp 6. @ilion al
Stoples til &rnlioent.
st Trllesfprctagcnoe. Som BE-
fjen0t er ser Ell Hlaa frcn,nle OH
at bcgge Spilli"Gteernc og Sto:S
ltniperiitctet ifu!>e inOAoa CT Sun:
trait meo Misunderstanding o,1:
goocnoe @enptteli en. al Sen &a110.
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