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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Saws Bad Meat Used.

LAFAYETTE. - Affidavits have been
made by Inspector D. J. Veazey
against Jack Doucet, Frank Wilkins,
John Prejean and Alsace Landry,
butchers, for alleged violation of the
sanitary reguS tons in the sale Of
meat Prejean and Landry, is is alleg.
3D. slaughtered a beef overcome with
heat within the corporation limits in
an open lot, and Eugene Ducharme is
charged with selling the meat Of the
same animal. It is said bad rAeat has
heen placed on the market and sold.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Chief Guest Of the occasion Of the
convention-Many thousand Came
to Greet Former President.
channel of the Mississippi river and
its tributaries. The importance Of the
project cnn be seen from a clipping
cut of the Saturday Evening Post.
which is as follows:
1.-THE Mississippi Valley system COM
prises 10000 miles of navigable rivers,
from Pittsburg, Chicago and Omaha
to st. Louis and New Orleans. The
Hartman system comprises $4,000
miles of rail, from Portland, San Frau.
cisco and Los Angeles to Omaha and
New Orleans. The investment in the
Hartman system, comprising face
value d securities outstanding in the
hands Of the public, considerably ex-
ceeds one billion dollars, while mar,
ket value is much in excess Of face
value. In population and wealth tho
territory 1t serves is. Of course, much
less than the Mississippi valley.
III $4,000 miles of rail lying west
of the Missouri river are worth rough.
", say, a billion and a half, wha:
might 10000 miles Of improved water
way In the valley be worth? The
question is pertinent because such
figures as fifty or one hundred mil.
lion dollars for waterway improve
ment frightens many people.
"As for investment in equipment, a
modern ocean freighter costs about
$40 for each ton of carrying capacity:
a lake boat about $40 a ton; river
steamer and borges only $12 ton.
1.-THE railroads have completely cap.
TIRED the country's inland carrying
trade and have il highly organized In
their own interest. Something more
than merely digging channels will BE-
necessary to get trade for the rivers.
e. louis railbosne. traffic exceeds
80 100000 tons, while her river-borne
traffic has fallen below 100000 tons.
No doubt freight rates on the fifty
odd million tons have been affected
heneficially, to- st. Louis. by water
competition"
This deep water project is OF the
Greatest importance to the people OF
Arkansas a. the state is situated In
the mississippi Valley and the Mlss's'
sinni river forms tae eastern boundary
81 the state. In addition to this IS
the fact Arkansas has more m'les o.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Boat BUSY Dredoinu.

Faquemine. - The United States
dredge Delatour, after having finish.
cd the front approach to the locks.
Is now dredging the bayou approach,
and the deposit taken out is being
pumped In low spots in the Turner
vile side of the lock. The lock ex.
tends from the gates to the railroad
Drldse, then across the bayou, and Is
from four to seven feet deep. Tho
Deetour will be kept busy for tho
next six weeks.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
alexandria Lodge Wins Honor.

tssxandria. - At a banquet here
h@pldes Tent No. Is, knights of the
Naccabees, was presented with the
manner N the state by Deputy Stats
C1Aahder J. E. Palmer. The BAN
IE symbolizes all the honors of the
sate in Maccabeeism, and was won
tMough the efforts Of the members
W Rpides tent by securing the lar.
SYST number Of members of any tent
u the state in the last six months.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

Belfast-H. J. D. Ashley, one of the
most intrepid and skillful of English
aviators, was killed by the fall of his
ae-oplane. Ashley and James Velen.
the, each driving a machine, wers
making exhibition flights in tho pres.
ence Of 10000 spectators.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

ThibodauX,--ln the district court
Edward Hebert, Louis Riviere, Tire
vile Guillot, l.. C.. Schneider, Rene
Bernard and John Ledet, operating
saloons, were arraigned for selling
liquor to minors and pleaded guilty.
Judge Martin fined each $50 and stat.
ed that the next offense would cost
each their license.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
PLAY Joke on Friends.

Baton Rouge.-With COW bells jang-
ling from their automobiles and big
sign streaming from the machine
reading, I'VE are just married. prac.
tical jokers and friends gave consid-
cradle notoriety to the marriage of
Arthur Simmons, formerly of Ten.
nessee and Miss Ida McHugh, of Zach.
AIRY, who were united in marriage at
a hotel here.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

GRANVILLE. 49, Phil Romerhouser, a
sawyer was so seriously injured that
it is feared amputation of the left
leg will be necessary. Caught between
heavy plank, one end OF which held
to the flying carriage and the log deck
Romerhauser's knee and ankle were
crushed to pulp.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
School Tax ls Defeated.

Walker.-A special tax of 3 mills
for the extension of the school term IN
this, the Second ward, was defeated
here by q small majority. One schoo'
district III the ward already having
special tax, voted solidly against the
additional tax.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Fever Cause. ANXIETY

Vtdalia. - Considerable anxiety is
felt over the existence of two cases
OF typhoid fever here, and the death
from that cause recently of the infant
son of Mr.. Charles Faulkenheiner.
Inc mayor of vidalia has forwarded
10 the state chemist sample Of the
water now being used BY the city
water works, but the general opinion
Is that the trouble is a local one,
"a'cn has not yet been ascertained.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Woman Killed BY Lightning.

Laplacn-Lightning killed an Ital-
ian woman named Mrs. Charles Bruno
aged over SO years. Mrs. Bruno was
walking. in the road two miles south
Of here.: being acesnpanied by 4
young child, when she was struck by
the bolt, causing instantaneous death.
The boy was slightly scratched, he
too, falling to the ground, but was not
injured. The woman carried a pocket.
book, which has never been found.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Fined for Intimidating Labor.

Lake Charles-Earl Howard plead.
ed guilty in the district court to in
timidating labor at the sawmill at
Blewitt. He was fined $40 and costs.
Howard claims he is not member Of
tho Brotherhood Of Timber Workers.
and had no part in the Grab0w riot
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
State News


FranklintOn-Will Richardson, col
ored, who broke out of jail four weeks
ago, was recaptured in Mississippi by
Deputy Sheriff Martin Simmons. Floor
plans for the two exhibition buildings
10 De erected for the Washington Par,
lsh Fair have been accepted and con.
struction will begin at once and be
ready for occupancy October 10.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
empIoye Escapes Drowning.

soSoPSo 010tUS'
Vlaalia.-A. o. Douglas, an en,.
ploye OF the Louisiana State Rice Mill.
ing Company, had a narrow escape
from drowning. While trying to get
his gasoline boat started the steamer
Ell Captain, a ferry plying between
here and Natchez, backed into Mr.
douglas before the alarm could be
given, sank the gasoline boat, and
pulled him up into the wheel Of the
Fl Captain. He was rescued, unhurt.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Policeman XIII. Bad Negro.

'SS''oU sSSVo 0UV "S0
New Orleans.-After Jasper Kemp,
a mean negro, perhaps soured from
too much liquor. shot and wounded
another black in the thorax, and sent
a bullet which struck q bracelet on
the arm Of Cecil Miller, a woman, one
shot from Policeman Josephs Roach
killed the fellow.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27

bogalasa. The 7-year-old son of L..
Tally, while blowing near where some
parties had been using dynamite in
blowing up stumps, picking up some
dynamite caps, and in some manner
caused one of the caps to explode.
1t resulted in the severing of three
fingers from his left hand and wound
ing the lad in the left leg.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
,,.n.ct Military ORGANIZATIONS.

Inspect Military ORGANIZATIONS.
Lake Charles.-Adputant General Q.
w. McNeese, head of the Louisiana
National Guard, arrived in the city
on his tour of inspection of the mill
tary organizations of the state. He in
snected the two organizations here,
Company X and the First Regiment
Band.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1912-09-27
Refuses to Pas. Ordinance.

US'0evo % THSv VrOJU1Uce.
bogaiusa.-The petition asking the
police jury to pass an ordinance pro.
nlbfting the riding Of bicycles on the
sidewalks Of Bogalusa was rejected
oy that body at it's last meeting on
account OF its not having jurisdiction
in the matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11

unique position. Outside of this state
he is national progressive. In it he is
a Republican. This is because the pri-
mary law does not provide for a third
party here. If Roosevelt's followers
carry everything before them, and for
the present at least they have the up
per hand, it is possible that Taft Re-
publican will have no opportunity to
vote for his leader in California on
November 5.
The presidential electors from Cali
fornia are to be chosen in party con-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11

their way before the presidential cleo
ton on November s.
Through the complications of the
new California primary law which will
be tried for the first time, it appears
now that the contest at the Republican
primary, September 3, will not be SO
much fight to elect certain candi-
dates to the senate and assembly of
the legislature and to the national
congress, but another fight between
President Taft and Theodore Roose-
welt.
Roosevelt has put California into a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11

end of September
Since Governor Johnson's proclama-
ton that he refuses TO recognize the
nomination of President Taft at Chi
cago on that ground that it was the
work of porch climbers the pro-
gressive Republicans have chosen to
remain within their party ranks. and
to make their great fight a campaign
to place Roosevelt electors on the
regular Republican ticket.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11
CALIFORNIA IS IN
AN ODD SITUATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July IL
Col. Theodore Roosevelt's bolt at Chi
cago, has thrown the Republicans of
California into wilderness of diff
culties out OF which they must carve
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11

Mems $500 oxfords and Shoes, not
ALI sizes, 81 90 pair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23

SnFnOe SpnosrjgOer paa Selps
/ Belle.

Belle, 6. 5uIi. Eli Belle Og
Dmegn anfom / GftermioOa9 ca.
1000 utige Senoeripoer. Otter at
Snofoorteringen onr foretagd, iont'
Ie0es man paa S9ruboneplGoien Og
morbereoe Oerfra / Rroeesiton Ben-
mem Den iterft fIngimpfteOe 9p til
geitplooien / RsrrelfoOen. Ser
IomIeoes 1000 MenneTfer til Rooe.
Sornnn0en for Belle i6r0eripO'
FIFE Screening, 9ege aitoo, bsO
8elfommen, boorefter Der bolotes
forte 1oler of a0iInft Ssb6p, ga.
flor @rell / 1bprego0 % 6orman-
Den FOR oe iomoirfeuoe isn0eripOlte
fsoreninger, 3entier areI @oritens,
iont of SenOeripoerne gerteI
S6miot Of l1lfebsIifop pna aIs og
alnoreas @rau of Roroborg.
0ereFter iomIeoes man / Sfpt-
te6uiet, j bois Sane Der saoes en-
Notwithstanding of 0irefter Ot.
to 5ooo6iens Selfta6, iom opferte
aSugbort6 og 5igne".
Belle, 7. Sui. 5 @orges lam.
Ieoes5 gnoerip0erne poa Belle ganl-
lie airfegnarO for at neoIegeearan-
ie paa arigergrooene.
@aa 96pras Sol / Selling al.
bolotes @ftermfOOog ct 060e. Der
bar 6eiegt al 5000 Menneifer.
Ser talte Observation-Disclosures asr.
Dam, 9oitor 5bomnsien Of Soriens,
Genior g. ". 3oienbera, Anoreas
@rau al 9~1ou0borg % gaitor erif.
len al 9ig6st.
Observation-Disclosures fsrOam no
taiteOe 6anfen ON I Selling al rel.
lie en- itor @in0eiter, 6oori ituloe
fnort0ies aae5eaings 6iitoriifeNin.
Der. Der bleo pao SteOet mo
iomlet 8iorag BERTH.
SllttteIiq taffeoe An0reos @rau
for ben itore @ritfri6e9, g8nen
bdo0e oft SenoerjD0erne elsie
ofreiier i 4ften og / Nlorgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23
notwithstanding

SuHoUfHBsDtfClHIHB. leAtJt'
ffr. for 2anSm." y 9ttter / Sen III
oHlitteoe llge e. Subj er tore
8eIe al 2an0et bleDet 6iemiegt Of
itarft lloeir, 6oor 9~paaeOilag life
Blot 9or foroariaget Stooe pan
mango eieH0onlme, men ogiaa bar
forOolot Iab al Qienneifelp. 0Der
bele 2anoet bar BET Be iioite 8a9e
regnat umanOeIig it9rft; ilere Etc.
Der er ne06eren fommen iom rene
SfD6rlt0, o. Der er nRppe no9en
g1n, Tom / 9ie6liffet li0er uir0er
9anomangel. 5 alminoeligbe0 bar
9egtien iiffert oqret peItommen
DC nolil afilaae0e 8rPsmarfer
trpHgte I'll 5utigbe0. Tor at Der
funoa fonlme 2o / grqsopfsten
padnD; &pe0en bar i Sfrfoning %
goarip0en itoo oDerfor oenne Bro.
ees, 5portiI 5lt9tig6eo er n~soOenoig,
for at aret ifoI fomme or0eutIio
igennem.
Roget an0et gr. ON ae9uen fife
CT fommea { Ell iaaoan 9iengoe %
iaa POLO onrt, at oea De0 SiOen al
of Q6re Jeptie oaiaa Ear forOol0t
noqen 5ortrpo, ben bar ! 5pert
fsal0 mango Ste0er ilaaet S90en
ret 6etpoeligt neo, og iarlig gel0er
bette 9oarieOen. @interi@oen er
10 Qar / ooerpejenoe @rao fun
tpn0, iaa ben bar beore funnel
naoOitaa Sc itqrfe 8an0faIO, men
ben iDere 8noripO er mango Ste-
Der fal0en ON. Ia bet er ifet pan
ct iaa tiolig 9i0spunft, inoen aret
err ftreoet ieennem, % ltoen al
Stroaet er fnpffet, tor mar Dog
bit gore fig sooe Gorboabningel
ON, at BET meite al oct oil reli'
Jig igeH.
gGlOiet linOerifuO. 8isrring
6. 5uli. Sparefosieinipeftorate
bar efter tilenoebrugt efteripn q
2anoboiporefasien / Sierring beor
0ret Sporefosien buffet, Oa Der e
fonItoteret ct llnoerffito pna ca. el
bolp WeiG. aroner.
aorborg. 6. Suli. On 9ano
bofporefogIen / Siorring oplpiei
noerlipere, at 0ens Sn6ifito / 1911.
uOqior6e $4,000 ar. SnOffp
0erne pfI nhite 1870 PCT. q
oeres gilgooebapenoe. Zen ofos
De Direftsr Gbriitenien ifal cite
T~orlpoenoe | mglolb. Stifit." bdp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23

ira 5oriegSItationen ! epnebp oeO
ao6eu5apn til ben 9alO. @aulien-
ife Station / Gullereoat. 0enne
Stntion. iom o~prinoelig er onlagt
ar Oet itore engeIife Selifob. Der
6Ieo 0anaet tt at uonpite set Baitl.
ienife sDitem. eieS MI Iieeiom ale
andre apintationer al Sen engelife
Stat.
Gaifc S%fOlcbOrn. 'Rolm sfoIe
par forleoen paa lloilu9t til NnI.
borg. geo So1ets ai5an1 omQior-
9eneu ira MsIorip citation fom
to Born for TENT, % reioIut began
Be fla ii 6o0s De ire Nil til So
bro for on mllIigt at naa 5oget
Der; men ogioa her fom De ct Soar.
Ter FOR ieut. Observation-Disclosures
hoDOe imioIertio Bort ON Seres raIte
MoreenoanOrin1. % ban tog iig
III. o6obro No.~ al Dem, gao Dem
MoO.o1 Drffe % ien0te Dem meO
miooa9stoget til goIbore, ioa Sc
IF Sen iioite Eel al llofIusteu neS.
On raa SeOrift. 2preren og 9sr.
meme ira SoIig5eoe Sfole par ior.
Ie0cu afteu eiter Ell lloiIiilt paa
6iemoeien ira 6ernin1. Dag Ben
bageite gogn cofleoe en- Sen al
Sens anuOien / 9orgo0, men no
or @erningbp 5egluprf bIeo ban,
uoeu II mar pan @ognsne benPr.
feoe BET. of ct Bur iinae Sure re.
oct AZ 6nflen IA ban itDrteoe neo
paa 9eien, iloa ct itort sui i So.
peOct o 6Iep ~liB5eH6e beoioitIss.
9eIlerne loO Dam Ii1ae o. ior.
ToaH0t men noaet ienere bIeo0 ren.
aen 6eloiaOiS iuuoet Of brdgt / 9lis
for Notten. Saaen bIeo iiIg. o6ern.
6lfbl." melot til Foltiet..
sfilOpaOOc % &ottcr. @oa ct
0otel Struer er man LENT pIa.
get at 3lotter, % 0a gqrteu bao0e
5srt, At Be fuuoe forSrioes al en-
StilOpaooe, anifafieoe ban III ct
gfscmptar ai oette 6usoDr. SfiIo-
paO0en blco iaa en- aften iat ne0
/ 8ulletploeren boor Aotterne 9u.
iereoe iprlig TENT; men nFiteQtor.
1cn piite Set ia III uStruer 1a6l a
At Rotterne baooe pot baaoe 6oueo
n Ben nf Stilopa00en.
ST mrrfelist 6nnO. 9eo ll0graD.
ming Ell apIoer paa Gaaroeu
9Ilerup@ ! Sfallernp bleu Der
iorle0en fln0et Il Menneifebopeo
.uo'faaret SnrretrG Zen mprfe.
lige 5rentoniu9. Scr ina ITO til al
BABE ligget { 5oroen / mango anr,
bIeD ta0ien0t til Mtuieet i Sjsrring,
ioet man autog. at Ben mldig itom-
meoe ira ct gammeIt af1u0sbilleoe
eller I%ignen0e.
g1a 01uieet lager man BOG III.
= 9enOi. 8oIfebl Sagen Tot min
ore beiti0eIigt ioet man mener,
At Sooe0et Far ppret be1Dttet Tom
en- ganife olmin6eIi8 garpf6lot.
eier I 6orpeien e Par Gfs
at famine Sloas.
3p 2OrDcfabrif. 2enpig, 20. Sli-
nj. Zen ioafafote u5lmsmoie@ II
8Dbo pr. Ramme ct or | CONNER
bleoen paabeapn0t ti0sipnrenoe be.
ar6eioet meO SeniDn til Eroouf-
ton al 5sr0. eiereu, Rroprietpr
Ban, 5ar Iaoet 0oipn mrocrisge
o. 6eregne oeo asiftonee al Seoe-
ielifo6ef % BET bar o6t ia, at Den
er iRroeIes rigboloig, li8esom 0inte.
rioIet er eO6t. Otter De nioprenoeI
griier er Der faaleoes / oct stpffe, !
Der MI er in0ornget un6er arbei. !
De - ca. 5H %. 2anO. Sero for
ca. Il Mill. ar. Ter er nHifafiet
2ofomo6i(. Mtaifiner, 9ipoOgne ETC,
oe tiosioarenoe Drift er besgnot
for en- 9io ii6en. Oct er Seniiaten
forelebg at prooucera / Dill sfp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23
So
Du1tuturR.

~022@l92~
SyUS10cSs< 0UveSS0Uw1sC
.foreoiit en- f%onitrueret attiuforteg-
nellie FOR Aepiiorerne.
CAN'T SsrOensiamfnnO. 8eiD.
relien for Sfonoinooiif SeIitob
/ 6omburgy Der beitnar At $. Dor
nonoiae De la 9our C6ormano), ..
gontoppfoan, 9~lpobbefer .. San.
len, Director &. 8onsil0 oe oon0.
inris 6. Stpbr. peotog poa ct Sors-
bag oen 4. Suli aTbolot 9eitprel.
iesmeOe, boor 0onif gerOension.
funos fungeren0e 6ormano, Son.
full 9. Sonsien fra asbenbaon par
til Ste0e, at i1omeIoe Selffobet
meo bets MeoIemmer / Somfun0et.
SeIifobet / Sombur0 er oen
ferite oanife Screening / lt0Ionoet.
Ser bar inomeI0t fig / 9eroensian'
flmoet.
@~iOenifn6elig llom9rfelie. Rrof.
ar. 3prop bar / 6elge Dol"
fooet Me6oeIelie ON, at afuOemiet
! Berlin bar til0eIt ban Gier.4ri-
len, Der uooeIes bbert fierOe aor
for set beoite gprf, Der 1 De fire
iioite 9lar er fremfommet paa ben
romantic 5iGogis Omroooe. 9ti-
IenJ Ser beitaar / ct 0ipIom %
en- Gum 9enge, TfplOes grof. IN.
rops Itore frnnffe grommutif, bois
ii6Ite 9in6 uStom I 1908.
9DOsfalb. apotefer 5. 2. 8.
bon ggsers, eier al soonenpotefet
/ Belle, er ofgaoet beo DOZEN, SIS
2far qommeI Zen ofOs6e bar tio.
fqere opret 9lpotefer / lll6um %
06enie.
llOeir paa 1crne. RosfiIOe, 3.
5lTi. @einouo 6enrif 5eniens
els / soIrSo er / eftermiooa9
neo6rGuot oeo Q~onneOilop.
Rrirpeo. 3. salGi. 9usmaa6
6reoerif Seniens 6us / son6bn
beo 8ingiteo er n~eo6rGnot oeO 9pn.
nesifaq.
9tpfs6ina g., 3. Sui. llnoer
ct 9oroenoeir / Tag log 2pnet
neo ] Slenminge GleftricitetsoQrf
s0eIog0e / 6sIge @eooefelie ira
anlpgsinoenieren De to Geneifif.
tere og nogIe Snitrlmenter paa
3apIen. Sfa0en onorager ca. 1900
Qroner.
surfsbina. 3. aaifi. opnet fog
/ Mi00aas neo I ct aammelt Slis
t @ooes6u pes S%orfsbing. Suiet.
Ser til6erte @%oaroeicr GarI Riel.
fen, ne0brpn5te.
@eoier. 3. 0lai st 6nft at
1or6eupejr meo Acknowledgements
Re3n fDl traf I 6ormiooag BEN ooer
QDuet iiog neo ct Bar
% fnuite 8nouerne / Here |
. iefoomme ifoen at tGn0e. Can't
li9e SeIegroi- OF 9eIeionleoninaer
blep ~af6ru0te.
e1n.granOe. - 9rG6t af eBnet.
aaI6org, I. SuIi. llnoer ct Tor.
oenoeir Sen6og Morgen ifog On
net ne6 6og @aor6eier @aos Grif.
len / 1ueonl oeo Soeuitrup %
eiprens 28norige ssn, 4e.
ter erifien. Der opbolOt iig poa ct
2oftspprefie.
8e0 9Dnne0fing ne6brPnote
@oar Stue6uiet til 8oaroen 9ep.
bolt oeo 9pIitrup II.
Safeborg. +. Sui. q. Sau.
runs Goar6 / Calm peO @iern
er I @aor N1orges fuI6itpnoig neo.
6rpnot beo 2pnneoiIag. SnOboet
brqn6te, af 9eben0e inoebreno-
te 5jerfraet. @oaroen bar foriif-
ret ! 2mobngningernes aim. Bran.
foriifring
Ruofis6in9, 1. Silli. 8oeis.
mou0 HSohon HSohonfens Gien0om /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23

commissioner al 1912 til 9lrrOe.
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