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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE FoREcL osuREzsALE.


GAGE FoREcLosURE1sALE.
Notice is Hereby Given, That that
certain real estate mortgage made, ex
ecuted and delivered by SEVERN Sor-
enson and Meta Sorenson; his wife,
mortgagors to Maynard Crane, mort
gagee, which said mortgage was dat
ed on the 18th day Of December, A. D.,
1911, and filed for record in the office
Of the Register of Deeds within and
tor the County Of Barnes and State
of North Dakota, on the 26th day Of
December A. ID. 1911, at 9:1O o'clock
a. m, and recorded therein in Book
Forty-two az of Mortgages at page
-Four hundred seventy-six (476), will
he foreclosed by sale of the prem
Uses, in said mortgage described, at
the front door of the Court House in
the city of Valley City, Barnes Coun-
ty, North Dakota, on the 25th day of
January A. D. 1918, at the hour of 2
O'Clock in the afternoon of the said
day to satisfy the amount due on the
said mortgage on the date of sale to-
gether with the costs of said SALE
Notice is hereby further given that
under the terms Of said mortgage
upon default on the part of the mort
gagor to perform any OF the coven
ants of said mortgage, to pay the
principal and interest when due or any
part thereof, the said mortgage may
at his election declare the whole
amount OF said mortgage due and pay
able and proceed to foreclose the
same as provided therein and by law.
That said mortgage is In default OF
the non-payment Of the interest due
for the year Of 1912, and the said
mortgage has elected to and does
hereby declare the whole sum, both
principal and interest due and pay
able.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be sold to-
satisfy the same are described as fol.
lows. to-wit: All that tract or parcel
Of land lying and being in the county
OF Barnes and state Of North Dakota,
described as follows, to:wit: The
northeast quarter CNE 1-4) OF Section
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
Nine More.

Aaker's Business College received
ten requests for Office help the past
week and the following were made
happy by going into positions: J.
Krogen, Hanna Hanson. Lena Fors-
berg, Hannah Christensen and Roy La
Shelle. Compart the shove with what
other schools are doing for their
graduates. We must have more stu
dents to supply the demand on US for
ONCE help. Enroll Jan. End. IT the A.
b. C., Grand Forks or Fargo and ret
started on the road to success.
1219-1tw
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
VALLEY CITY FURNITURE
COMPANY.

Tfrat store is best equipped for bus
aness that keeps the largest number
Of things needed by the most people
When he took charge of the Valley
Sfty Furniture Company's store w. H.
Blesser incorporated that policy as a
part of his establishment and has
faithfully lived up to it.
4 tour of inspection of the store
will convince the most skeptical that
sheir everyday needs as we'll as their
most expensive desires in the furni-
mre lines have been anticipated.
In community such as is found in
any part Of Barnes county, the de-
sires Of the buyer have uniformity
shat demands a certain run of staple
goods-goods that are known for their
quality at a price that the average
person feels he is able to pay.
In addition to this there are other
persons who wish to have the appoint
nents of their home somewhat bet
ser than the ordinary and to accom-
MEDIATE these Mr.. Messer carries a
line Of goods that are found to have
pleased the tastes of the most exact
ing Also there are those who wish
time and do not care to invest a
large sum of money. For these MIR.
Nesser has installed goods that will
meet the demand-articles of splen-
Aid value for the money.
This store has made specially Of
pictures and picture framing that has
grown into splendid business and
zach wall Of the building is lined
with works OF art that have been or
{ered in sufficient quantities to- ad.
nit Of a reasonable proce. There is
a.2thing OF a cheap or inferior nature
IL these pictures and the assortment
IS SO varied that none need leave the
atore unsatistied.
Good furniture is necessity in ev-
cry we'll appointed home, and while
Mic uceu uOl highly eAp0u-
slve they are required to have that in
detinable something known as staple
and by making personal selection for
she trade the Valley City Furniture
s0mpany meets this requirement in
every way.
In word, Order and Neatness are
che watchwords here and Dispatch
and Satisfaction are kept constantly
IN mind in supplying orders from the
trade
Thousands of dollars are invested in
Keeping this store we'll stocked and
Ar. Messer having had years of ex-
4erience in dealing with the consum-
er has studied and planned so that in
stead of having merely a store that
supplies wants he is in a position to
anticipate those wants and have in
readiness a sufficient stock to meet
The most unexpected demands.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
THE "RED FRONT" HARD
WARE STORE.

Having purchased the Westergaard
Hardware Store Gust A. Arneson
has rearranged and made it one of
the prosperous business houses of
the city. While it enjoyed it's share
of the patronage before Mr.. Arneson
took hold of it he has made it a more
widely known place and is steadily
charging.
Mr.. Arneson is a man of many
years of experience in business and
always has had well paying and
popular store, no matter where he has
been located. The present business
Is no exception and his trade has
grown rapidly since he assumed COM
mand. He looks after his business
interests in person and is thoroughly
acquainted with every detail in the
GAIL ELEVEN
establishment. It is this familiarity
with his business that has brought
him such unbounded success and
gives usch glowing promise Of the
future.
A complete stock is carried in she'll
and heavy hardware and nrst class
repair rooms are maintained Ut the
Fourth street entrance, the main en-
trance being on Main street.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
VALLEY CITY DRUGGIST e
DESERVES PRAISE.

The Dakota Drug Co. deserves praise
from Valley City people for introduce
ing here the simple buckthorn bark
and glycerine mixture, known as Ad-
Ter i-ka. This simple German remedy
first became famous by curing appen.
dfcitis and it has now been discover
ed that A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach and con-
stipation INSTANTLY. It's quick &C.
ton is big surprise to people
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
RUSS Ell-MILIER MILLING
v- COMPANY.

From beginning as a. water power
mill with daily capacity of rs bar
rels Of -four to the largest between
Minneapolis and the Rocky Mountains
with daily capacity of more than
900 barrels, the Russell-Miller mill
of this city has unique history and
occupies a remarkable place in the
history of the milling industry Of
America.
The first mill to be located in
Barnes county was put on the Shey-.
enne river on the present site of the
Russell-Miller mill of today. This
was owned and operated by Hiram
Walker who damned the river suf.
ficiently to use water power and turn
out from 25 to so barrels of -four a
day. During the fall when business
was rushing Mr.. Walker would hitch
a team of oxen on power attachment
and thereby increase his output.
AFTER continuing his milling bust
ness until it grew beyond his person
al efforts Mr.. Walker sold to John
Russell who came here in 1880, bring
ing with him as partner Arthur Mil
Ter who later became one of the lead
ing business men of the city, serving
for years as president of the First
National bank.
A larger mill was erected and bet
ter power facilities placed in opera
ton. Business came as the country
developed and the mill aided greatly
in this development. Each year saw
improvement to the milling property
and soon the partners decided they
must enlarge their field of operations
and purchased the Jamestown mills |
Later they went further west and Sc
cured the mill at Bismarck, giving
them three of the best milling prop
critics in the northwest.
Continuing this policy of enlarge. |
ment the firm soon covered greater |
territory and at the present time op- |
crates mills at Valley City, James !
town, Bismarck, Nlandan, Dickinson,
Beach, Billings, CNlont), Minot, Grand |
Forks and Minneapolis. The local |
mill is under the management of C. |
n. Johnson who has done much to |
give the mills product the reputation |
that it enjoys throughout he flour I
eating world"
SO successful have been the opera
tons Of the RussellMiller company
that their chief brand of -four, the
';Occident," is known in every part
of the world, and no -four on the mar
ket has better standing. The de-
mand exceeds the output and still !
larger facilities are needed by the Diff
ferent mills in operation in the Da-
kotas.
Twice during its history the local
mill has been practically destroyed by
fire, but each time has been recon
on a larger and more modern
scale. While the destruction has
temporarily injured it it has not per
manently retarded the growth of the
corporation and each new building
has been far better than it's predeces-
sor.
The present mill is situated on the
sheyenne river at the foot OF the hills
and while it has small water power
is operated by steam. A concrete
dam has been built across the river
and an immense storage supply is
water is held in reserve.
Two mills, the A and b mills, are
now in operation night and day, seven
days week, to supply the demand
for Occident flour MADE in Valley
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

J. H. Mcdonald OF Bismarck lost
valuable barn last week by fire. The
Ire was caused by the explosion of
lantern.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

Agricultural and Manual Training is
receiving lot OF attention by the pro
gressive school boards Of the state.
There are . few old dubs ON the
rural board who see no beneit but
live school ofncers all over the state
are taking hold Of the movement.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
pAZEY.

OAZEY.
Mr.. c. P. Snowman of Dazey was a
Valley City caller Monday evening.
Mr.. Carter, the N. w. telephone man
was caller in Dazey over Sunday.
Annie Brown visited friends in Val.
ley City last week, returning to Darcy
Thursday to take UP her duties in the
telephone exchange.
Earl Shannon. of Darcy, was q Han
na6ord caller Monday between trains.
Charley Schneider. proprietor Of
the Dazey Motor Co, was Rogers
caller Monday. @ ..g IA. .ss.s.sss+
Jack rabbit hunting is fine sport(?)
Ask Stub" Snowman and Chubby y
Olson about It. Tom" and Jerry
think different.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

The yong son of "a, W.. Wilson Of
Montpelier became angry ct the hired
man because he was not allowed to
lead the mules to water and set fire
to the barn and burned the mules.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

A good many people think that
there are several publications circu1at.
ed in the state that ought to be ban.
ished.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

The Timoe-Reeord has . full Hire Of
carbon paper. Phone your order.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-05
S fell 2omn,e. S ct SLAB for

S fell Connie. S ct SLAB for.
teller S. 6. Gbriitenier fplgenoe:
Eobafsrpgning bar / ti6ligere
Gage mere alminoelig pao &t9s6a:
gen en6 mi.
S 1890 Dor Ser iaale6es mango
al oct 8ergife 8arti, Ser bopoe oeres
Sobofspiber meo / Eartiets Gam
l%ingsberelie, bDor Torba11olingernf
ser or fgrtes / tptte &egifper.
Eaa oen longe, 11pget mprfe @one
11oenfor bang olle MigSoagSmgnoeo
mes Opertgi og naar Commander
ringebe iamn1en til MG0et / Stnget
p11ttebes Yiberne / ltgrite Sfpnoine
2ommen poa p~e6fommen0e Sper:
fraffe for at tages meo biem, naa1
MG0t bur forbt.
On Sag ifete set imiolertio, at ct
iDif &igsoogsmanb / Sranlbeoer
1taf lin ltore Srppibe neo I 2ommer
poo 81. @rparo 8ranOes' Sberfraf
fe, bpor 0oftoren fanot Der neo tn
&iemfomit ON Mftenen.
@eloigDis betrogteoe ban BEN DOG
life iom Ell ifplbig 9rtbpt fra Del
8ergife Harti, mes bpilfe ban pat
Ben 9ib laa i &rig, ioo @jermanoer
fit lin &ibe igjen.
Men - set fam 0oe life n9gtes
at &iben / De felgenoe Gage betrag'
te6es me0 imilenoe S%nteres1e ! Del
lille &arti.
Den baooe 10 Deret rSjenOenS'
2eir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-05

st 100s9lars Snbilrmn,. 81 leber
/ S1bilrernes 5iosaloer, lf11loe Der
ga fife bore @run0 til at fejre en-
Iaore 11pttig 8eltal66el al ben fDtn=
beige @arberobe, iom netop / Mar
for 100 Nar iiben gjoroe lin ~offi-
%cielle" Sn6trroen / 5omfunbet og
efterbaanoen tiltbang fig .Ml1erfien=
belie pg u8orgerinoeret" S Maret
1912 optoges 0amebe1rflgber for
fprite @o1g poo Ell 5ortegnelie ODER
&ejierinbe Soiepbines l1nberbeflgo=
ming, oq Ger fanotes ga ~poo bcle
|@lottH Molmoiion fun 2 Har,
ifgnt aeiieri1oe1ps @oroerobc ellerS
lom befjen6t bar iGr0eles belforiD=
net, 81. a. ejebe bul1 400 Sjuler.
@ern1eo nor 9annebenflg0erne lDl1
/ Stub % &iel, = 6og fun lom l1n=
0er6ragt. Man bapoe NOT fjeno1
@rltgem al Sem tioligere, men Ut
yjennem set IL. og Is. Marbl1n0reoe
bar set anlet iom p0erit 11pasi enot
for cit Game at bore l%tn6erbenfln:
Ser; BOG fl,noc Set tillaoes gaml(
Gamer at bore 6en1 / @elbrebets
%SSnteresie, og Ser gift flere Gecen:
nier efter 1912, bpor &c nprmei
bor f%prbebolot Mooe1rs u2epinber"
ser life bebepe6e at ta9e set fac
ngje mes Semmeligbe0en, og f6r11
benimob Mibtel1 at set 10. Morbun.
6re6e oceptere0es Sc belt at Ser
fine 9ameber0en.
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Gm Gtorbps @lcnoiabcb.

Gn Gtprbps @lenbisbeb. IS
Stor=8erlin Dor Ser 100000 Men=
mel fer / Observation-Disclosures, og Ser
Dor fen1 eller flere Eerio1er / bDr
2jligbe0!"
Gisie trilte Or6 lto6 lom ct Mot=
to pao en- SSnobpoe1ie, iom nDlig
u6ienbtes / Berlin for at 1amle ct
itort Me6e til 5pergsmaalets Be-
bonoling. Naar 8oligforboloene er
al oenne Mrt, er set life at u116res
ODER, at 5p6rgsmoalet oreftes /
Sen tpife &igs1aa, / ben pre1iiife
2an66og, / &resien og paa offent-
lige Meber. 8oligforbol6eneS Tor=
be0ring betegnes al fremragenoe
&orlanentorifere og Socialpolittfe=
re iom Tpiflonbs bigtigite %loctale
Spgrgsmaal.
Ser optoges / December en- So
l%igitatilttf / Berlin. $4,000 2ei=
Iigbeber bleb taget me0,, % Set bi=
lite fig, at nalten @atbparten al
oem fun beitob al ct SGrelie. SSo,
benimoo $4,000 2ejligbeoer belto6
al ct lille &,pffen alene. S 100000
2ejligbeber boeoe tent Her1oner !
bpert Gnrelic c. &i0ere nGp11er ri,
at / 42S 9ejligbeScr boeoe 10 Mfen-
neifer / bpert 8Grelic, 1875 9ejlig=
beoer II og / "a 2ejltgbeoer IL
eller flpre 8eriorrcr / boert Soc
'%relie.
5ammenlig1res Torbolbene meo
@er6ensbpen 2onbon, finder man en-
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minneapolis

Mr. 6. Macfeprang, iom / mani
&c g(or bar peret fnDttet til Dor
6orret11tng iom @obeobogboloer oa
8e1tprer al 8ogbanoelen. forlaoer
% / 6isle Gage for at opertagc
&al6emar &rie6ts gamle 8ogban6el
for. egen &egning. Ga ST.. Macfe=
prang bar beret % en- 6Dgttg %
paaIioelig Meoarbei6er, pnifer hi
bam al mulig @elb % 2pffe / Den
np @irflombe6.
Splpbrpllnp. Mr. og Mrs. He=
ter &onien, 2314 32no ct. Co.,
blep bebageligt operraifet 2droag
Mften Sen 26e S1nt, % en- flor
Sfare al @enner, ODER so tiger man.
mel6te fig = n6en bt6ere. Mnleo>
ningen bcr @glpbrpllupsoogen men
9ggteparret one6e life Oct min6lte
ON, at 6e go6e gamle @enner bapoe
buffet 6enne 8egtbenbe6> og ion1
set bar bleb Mftenen fun for fort,
tbt ser bar me6fert boaoe ipileligt
og 6%riffeligt / lange 8aner. ST..
Mn6ers Eeoerien enife6e SeIpbru6e-
parret til 2pffe / en- pen lille Sa-
og oberrofte Sem ct np6e1igt &of-
%feierpice. Derefter opleite Mrs.
! Geo. Mn6erien ct Digt / Dagens
Mnle0ning, poafulgt at Ea1er @lag
/ @1ag, afbefslet me6 Gang og Mrt,
Lift, 2eberoab for Sglpbruo og
8rnogom life at forglemme.
@oaI1moe blep set nelten benab
Morgenit1n6en in6e11 Sc glade @ia-
liter gift biemefter.
Sposfalo. @ltber Mntorette @1lov
berg er afgaoet be6 Dg6en / Du-
pree, g. g., SEN 81. Sr1m, / en- 81
Ser at fun 25 Mar.
gun blep. fp0t i ct. Saul ben
16. sunni 1887, 6gbt / ben banif-
lutberife Strife iommeite6s og TOM
firmeret / &nor @resbDterianer-&ir-
Ten / SomIine. Den "a. Sept.
1904 blen bun gift me6 6reo Mc-
&rap i 8interiet, Soma, og fit
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Bann1arks- Bu1ntugrm.

Sc ltgrre % tonean9ibenoe 6an-
tie 6oreninger / Be Sorene6e Stu>
ter bar lluttet fig til Danmarfs= 8Dg=
nings1Sugen. Set bonlfe 8ro0er-
iamfnnb bar officielt anbefalet 81.
gen til set ~oanif-amerifonife Golf,
og 6em banife Tore1ing 9anio al
California bar neo officiel &eiol1;.
|tion erfl9ret Sen 5pmpatbi iom be!t
fra fGr1te 8egpnbelie bar nnret for
Toretagen6et. Sen 1tore soc er
%laale6es MI Meben bele Set birfiom-
me oonife 6olfs Sic; i6et man mac
antage, at ogiaa be 6oreninger.
iom enonu life %offentlig bor tiliu5t
5ogen Spmpatbi mes 5jel og
|@in6 bill bore mes. Sg en- Sore
nings Silllutning betp0er noget.
Set bar Sammenllutningen, Ser be-
bareoe DEN 6onife Nationalforofter
blan6t l16flptterfolfet / be Serene
6e @toter, og set bar fun me0 Cont
m%enilutning iom Toruoietni11g ct
en Eanfe iom Sen ONT en- Danmqrfs<
bpgnings Spferelie fun0e b1ipe mt
Zig.
9anmarfs~8 Mnrfet a 1
Gent 5tpffet faces fglgen6e @te0er
II Minneapolis og ct. Saul: 6.
&asmnsien Inbl. g., 720=724 9.
4tb st., Mimeapolis, Minn. =
so. Gbriitianicn, $50 6ennepin
Mpe., Minneapolis. Minn. IS. Mel=
ion, 247 6. 7tb street, ct. Saul,
Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-05

Maofurpe me0bringes. 6orfrtif,
ninger % aaffe ierpereS. Sri Mo'
gang til 5eitpla0ien % 9%anieeitro=
ben. 6or at fomr1e til Seltplaoiet,
tager mon Stillmater eller @il6-
MOOD 5porpogn, til &arpeiter Mpe.
bhor 5amlingsitebet bill fin6cs / /
8locfs Diltmnce. Sim 5 Gents
5poroognspenae fra ct. Saul, 10
Gents fra minneapolis % % Gents
fra 5tillmoter. 0ette oil %iifferlia
blipe Sen billigite og fornsjeligite
sanmenfomlt al 9onife / 81. Noa,l
0cnnc CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-05
@nostjeneiter i ct. Saul.

9anif eb. lntb. 81. stepbans Sir.
fe, &iernet al Orleans og Stepens
Street, @u6stieneite bper @bnoag
6ormio6og ser. II. @en6ogsfole
SCI. 8. - 9. 81. Sobnion, @reit.
@plgatba o%anif-norife @rcsbptcri.
amer Strife, 1876 Gbomas st., ner
&ice ct. 9anif @rostieneite bpcr
Senoog Tormi66ag &1. 1890 og en-.
gelif @uostjeneite bper Ssnoag Mf.
ten SCI. 7.30. @snoogsfole ser.
$50. 8gnnemsoe bber Ons6ag Mf<
ten @l. 8 / &irfens nnDerbpgning.
Mrel Maoien, Dr. tbeol. &aitor. SO.
peel 5S2 Sberburne Mbe.
@Dmooens nurif epangeliif luther.
ffe Memigbeb, @iprnet al uniperiitp
og Harf Mbes., boloer @u6stieneite
bper Sbn6ag 6ormiooog &l. 1890
og often &l. 7.45. @gnoogsjfolen
mb6er 81. 9 Gorm.
S 5isbergs &all, 874 8apne
@penue, er Der @en6agsfole bper
5pn6og @fterm. @l. 8. g.. s.
&eque, Baitor. $40 Capitol 8oule-
bar6.
Srefoloi9bebs norif epang. lntb.
Strife, Darlington og @berburne
Slices. @u6stieneite bper @pnoag
@l. 1920. 6orm. paa @orif og 7.45
Mften poa @ngelif. Sgn6agsifole
og 8ibeltlasie efter @pimesieguos.
tieneiten. = @br. Spbilrl16, Nrait,
$50 Guller Street.
8etbania &trfe, 81. Scents oe So.
ret Street. @u0stieneite ofbol6es
9snbag Torm. 81. 1890 oe often
&l. '7.30. &ber Gorsoog Mften 8gn,
nempoe i &irfens 8aiement. 5er.
oogs1tole bper SpnoQg 81. IL. y.
S. Glogita6, 8reit. 8opel SAG
gorf @treet.
Den norif-banife Metbobii 9irfc,
&iprnet Aaf 8roaomap oe 1915 ct,
ofboloer fine @uostieneiter iom fsl'
ger: Brp6ifen 5pnoog Jormiobag
&Ioffen 1920. Mften 7.45: unge
6o1fs @ptportb .2igd: Spn6ag Mften
@1. 6.45, og Iiterert Mpoe be tire fpr.
ite 9irsbaee / Maaneoen. 8sn'
nemsoe bper. 0ns6dg 1Mften @l. 8
Is 6. Eollefien, @oitor, 289 1911
Street.
S @apellet poo Sisrnet al &ea
nep og @arl Sts., er Der .Sgnoags
ifole bper @sn6ae @ftermiooog 81
3 % @uostjenelte 8l. 7.30 Mften.
@%ubstjeneitc / Ben nurif<banif
Baptii-& irfc, @igrnet at Milfor}
og. 8oo6bri6ge Streets, bper ON
Dag ST. 1890 8ormiobag og 7.3(
Mften. @l. $50 l1ngoomsmsb
Sen norff=oanife 8aptiitmenigbeo!
nng6omsforening ms0er / lit 2ofal
bper @pnoag 81. $50 gfterm., 81
al Mi1foro oe @ooobrioge @ts
Gang oe Muiit al Il. S. Songfor
MIIe 5fanoinaper bierteli9 bel
TONNE.
&or Trelers r1urif lntberfe Me:
niebeb, paa Dablquiit Sail, 81. al
@ran6 & Cambridge Mbe., CIT. Soul
@u6stieneite bper @enoag 8orm.
&l. 1890, @gn6ogstole bber @gn=
bag sSorm. &I. 1915. Mlle er BIER
telig belfomne. 8ernbar6 Colleen,
&altor. 8opGI: 3017 2ongfellom
Moe., Minneapolis,
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bette @eeifab en- 5gn. S Sc iioite
to aar bar 5amilien beret boiat i
Dupree, g. 9.
Mfosoe begraoeoes / ct. Mnsgar,
Sonia, bpor benoes Sober ogiao
bbiler. 8egrapelien foregif fra
benoes 5ontes, Mrs. slageiens
&iem.
@r. $. g. Gbriitionien og SUI
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