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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thomas P. Keleher of Port Jervis,
to Frank p. Bea ct ux, of Hawley,
lands in Hawley borough, for a con-
sideration of $1,000.
7. J. McCarty, of Coal Port, Ky,
transfers to Margaret MCCarty of
South Canaan, 35 acres in South
Canaan. Consideration 81.
Heirs of James McCarty, late of
Canaan township, deceased, trans
fers to Margaret McCarty of South
Canaan, 62 acres in Canaan town
ship. Consideration 81.
Heirs of Theresa McCarty, deceas-
ed, transfers to Margaret McCarty,
South Canaan, 35 acres of land in
South Canaan. Consideration 81.
Sarah B. Peck, of Clinton, releas-
ed her rights to a certain tract of
land in Clinton township to Jos. E.
Peck of Scranton; consideration 81.
Joseph E. Peck ct ux. of Scran-
| ton, transfers to G.. Edward Sher-
wood, of Clinton, % acres of land
in Clinton township; consideration
81.
Executor of George Abraham, de-
ceased, of Damascus, transfers to
| Henry Whitmore, Damascus, 309
acres of land in Damascus township
| lOI d COuSluSIdJlOu vi SfUUU.
Tracy III. Smith ct uX., of Damas-
!. Gus, transfers to Claud Martin, same
| place, 1913 acres of land in Damascus
township for a consideration OF
$1,000.
Jacob F. Katz ct ux. of Honesdale
| transfers to Lille Freeman, also OF
Honesdale, property in Honesdale
for 81 and other consideration. The
| property mentioned in the deed is
that now occupied by Freeman
Bros, clothiers.
| Anna Marie Lawrenson, widow OF
Jas. Lawrenson, deceased, late OF
Canaan, transfers to Thomas Cole, OF
Waymart. 2.12 acres of land in Dor,
ough of Waymart for a consideration
of $4,000.
George Shearer ct ux. of Palmyra
transfers to George Boiler, OF
MOosic, 80 acres of land along the
Paupack river. Consideration 1924
Charley Van Sickle ct uX., of So
Canaan, transfers to William Piatt
of So. Canaan. lands in So. Canaan
township. Consideration $1S7.5O.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

Mosquitoes still almost
but they easily Indeed the prevention of
simple cities hold
accountable all permit mosquito breeding
their
admonh Pick
boes pail other
hold depression the edges
brooks that
kill all weeds neghbo
violates ant-mosquo ordinances him.
citizen will do his needn't have
with
dead
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
in Wayne County
Schools


The commencement exercises of
the Ariel High school were held at
that place on Wednesday evening of
this week. Judge A. T. Searle de-
livered the commencement address
and County superintendent J. j.
Koehler presented diplomas to
twelve graduates.
The Sterling High school will
graduate its class on Tuesday even
ing, May Z. Superintendent Koehler
will be in attendance and present
the diplomas.
will close this term of school on
Wednesday evening next, May s, by
graduating l 6 pupils. The county
superintendent will be present and
take part in the exercises.
The Clinton Township High
school commencement exercises will
be held on Thursday evening, May
80, Memorial Day. The address will
be made by Superintendent Koehler
who will also present the diplomas
to the class members.
Waymart High school will observe
the graduation exercises of its 1912
class, Friday evening, May 81, al
which time County Superintendent
Koehler will also deliver the com
mencement address and present the
diplomas.
On the same evening, May 81
| the Damascus High school will fin
ish it's school work for the term by
| holding appropriate exercises. The
pupils and visitors will be privileged
to listen to Homer Greene, of Homes
dale, who will give the commence
ment address,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
BEACH LAKE.
Especial 20 The Citizen)
Beachlake, Ma

The Good Book tells us that seed
time and harvest shall never fail, but
if seed time does not fail it can't
help being late. 1t looks dubious to
our boarding house people who are
so anxious to have early vegetables
and all hands are interested in po-
tato planting and are hoping TO have
a plentiful and early crop.
A very large concOurse of people
met at the NJ. f. church Sunday af-
ternoon to pay the last tribute of re-
spect to Virgil Case of Welcome
Lake. Our pastor preached a very
appropriate and sympathetic SER
mon, taking for his text, IF a man
die, will he live again?"
Mrs. l.. Barnes and daughter, Min
ME, returned home Saturday after
spending the winter at White Minis.
Mrs. Newton Bunting visited her
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
Best StOnaChS
in the World

People who depend upon MI-O-NA
to keep them free from stomach
misery always have clean stomachs
free from fermentation.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets will drive
out gas, sourness and stomach dis
tress in five minutes. Peil, the drug
gist, guarantees them.
They will absolutely put an end
to indigestion and make the stom-
ach sturdy and strong if used as di-
rected.
For all stomach ailments and for
nervousness, loss of appetite, night
mare, dizziness, overeating, drink
ing, and for all diseases caused by
upset stomach, MI-O-NA is guaran-
teed.
A large box so cents at G. w.
Peil's, the druggist, and druggists
everywhere.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

should real cleanup
Of cleanup which
be
their places which
filth Matching
the middle
the breeding is practically
reduce
medical
Citizen would
successful boy girl bringing the
May
prize Cleanup
the this important
continual effort is necessary complete success
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
THE CITIZEN INTERESTED IN DEVELOPMENT

Citizen and
All these interested in things
They reduce dudgery the farm
That this interested
will benefit
really
hold load the and his family
aiding
population
machinery and occupied
Honedale webult roads anording
other
able The Citizen has taken
continue constantly the
Loyalty
o
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
HERE Is A REMEDY THAT WILL
CURE SKIN AND SCALP
AFFECTIONS.
And We Gan Prove 1t.

The Leine's Drug Store says to
every person be it man, woman or
child who has an irritated, tender,
inflamed, itching SKIN or SCALP,
you need not suffer another day.
1--WE have refined skin preparation
that acts instantly and will bring
you swift and sure results"
One warm bath with ZEMO SOAP
and one application of ZEMO and
you will not suffer another moment
and you will soon see cure in sight.
zEMO and ZEMO SOAP are prov
en- cures for every form of skin or
scalp affection. They are sold by
one leading druggist in every city
or town in America and in Homes
dale by A. M. Leine's drug store.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
HONESDALE MARKET d.
Corrected Every Thursday
BY
j. II. Stegner & Sons.

CuCumbers, two for Is
Wayne County potatoes SO
Scotch potatoes 40
Asparagus 80
Tomatoes 20
Strawberries, at. 18
Celery, California, stalk Is
New Cabbage, head 1-10
Lettuce, head Is
Lettuce, curly 10
Parsley, bunch 10
Radishes, bunch s
Sweet Potatoes, 2 OTIS. 2S
Bermuda onions, lb 10
New Potatoes, PIX. $10e
Onions, qt. IS
Onions, green bunch 05
Parsnips, at. 08
Hickory Nuts, pix. 50
Oranges, Navels, per doz. 35-4s
Bananas, per doz. 70-2s
Lemons, doZ. 80
FISH
Roe Shad 65
Buck Shad 40
! Cut Shad so
St. Cod 20
| Haddock 12k
| Herring 10
CLANS, doZ. 10
! No. l Norway Hackerei 40
No. 2 Norway Mackerel Is
Salmon, salt 11h
! Weakfsh, lb. Is
Butterfish, ID. 16
Halibut "a
Sp. Macherel 20
Bluefish Is
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

still without coal and the prospects for that muchned
lifted the
to all the coal
families
article be had
weather has caused
other
difficulty When will the
pension be S a asked by
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

l
New York, May 2.-One of the
great dramas of present day social
! life is fast drawing to a climax in
| that austere Fifth avenue mansion,
J and its various personages are prim-
! ing themselves for a final struggle
| that involves many millions, says
Richard Barry in the New York
American.
| In spite OF many rumorS, two facts
in my possession through a reliable
source, stand out supreme: First,
| Colonel Astor made no will which is
known of in this country since his
second marriage; second, whatever
will be did leave and the terms of
that are known to only one person,
| Lewis Cass Ledyard, will not make
any apreciable difference in the
| financial standing of any of the per-
sons concerned.
The outstanding fact that in the
question of the Astor inheritance is
this: Eighty per cent. of the Astor
estate is left as it was left to John
Jacob Astor by his father, William
Astor, goes to Vincent Astor.
The remaining 20 per cent. goes to
| the other children. At present there
is but one other child, Muriel, ten
years old. Should there be issue
| from the second wife, this child will
share the 20 per cent. with Muriel.
If the issue is a girl each will have
| 10 per cent; if the issue is a boy,
| Muriel will receive less and the boy
more.
William Astor's Will.
With the terms of this bequeathal
John Jacob Astor had nothing to do.
| fat
| William, and have been on file in the
surrogates office for over forty years
! but have never before been publish
| ed.
The terms of this will of William
Astor are such that the only property
John Jacob, his son, could bequeath,
would be such as he might have ac-
! quired by purchase and help separ-
ate from the entailed Astor estate,
which had come down from father
to son in lineal succession from the
first John Jacob Astor. This may
be a relatively small amount; possi-
bly, it is larger than any one sus-
poets.
When William Astor died the es-
tate amounted TO approximately $780,
600, 1000. At the present time it
amounts to not more than $4,000
900, and is probably about $75,000,-
900.
These figures | have secured from
a representative of the family who
will not permit the use of his
name, but who is in a position to
know the facts.
Vincent Gets $0O,OOO,OOO.
OF this seyenty-five or eighty mil
lions all but few millions is in the
entailed estate. Thus, Vincent AS
tors inheritance will be approx
mately $60,0OO,00O. If there is no
issue from the escond marriage
Muriel Astor will receive approx
mately S15,000,000. If there is is
sue from the second marriage, she
will be Obliged TO share her fifth
equally if the child is a girl and
unequally If boy.
There, the unborn Astor child is
worth, If We reduce the startling sit.
uation to cold figures, at least seven
and a half millions.
7 Vincent Astor is not Of age. In
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
who's Who and Why?"

A complete short story appearing
in the Friday MAY 10th) issue OF
The Citizen. Don't miss 1t. 35ei3
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
THE WAR ON THE TYPHOID FLY.

heahu conditions the city
At fly
fh and deposing
disease To the activities of flies whole
dis
World
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

Send six cents to The Citizen,
Honesdale, Pa, and receive the first
thirty lessons of the spelling con-
test words. The booklet contains
twelve pages. 1t receives the
hearty endorsement of Superintend-
ent j. j. KOehler.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
LAUNDRY.

The Lackawanna Laundry Company
does 1t. Thos. F. Bracey, Agent.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

leadership which
General A E. Sisson State
Reynolds and 9TH
the voters? Pennsyl
of conservation
of
educaonal under
tive anagement-Iasburg Telegraph
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

many persons the United
There 1000 and $500 OF
who admit it. There may be Others who don't
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
FRIDAY, MAY 3. 1912.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

with it. You have done what
Forget them
soOnaS you Il
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

Chicago has been averted by the signing
Commissioner Labor
Commercial arbtra-
members from the railroads and
assured and the agreement saves
country will undoubtedly the public
from this kind
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

Egyptians appendicitis
with which to build
the pyramids
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

Everybody sunlight after days of
rain
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
HOW ASTOR'S FORTUNE
MAY BE DIVIDED

y Vincent Astor -. .$6O,OOO,OOO :,
y Muriel Astor Gf =
" there is no pos :
Y thumous child) 100000 )
~ Muriel Astor Gf :,
y there is a pos :
y thumous child 100000 )
y The expected child {,
y of Mrs. John Ja- :
~ cob Astor 49,. 100000 :,
~ Mrs John Jacob :,
" Astor ...... Nothing :
~ Mrs. Ava Willing !,
y Astor ........ Nothing =
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03

committee of the anthracite districts OF the
Worker consider
expected
ratification of the will be reached for
should
thought demand
increase
received
embodied
deal with
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-05-03
ASTOR'S WILL.
Believed His Share Will be About
$50, 100000, While Muriel Astor
May Get $7,5OO,OOO How
Women Are Provided For.

Y y y " y Y y - y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
3osle Sro til 1oros Srpninserne.

Seq fer I Soften. at en- bar itrebet
IiOt I'M at oi ihtINe iamIe os ON at
beer be6iGlpeli9 meo at faa ct 8amIe'
9iem Der / 8orores Sron, % set bill lea
fro, at Der er mango, iom bar @iIie
og Siertc for at btie Dor Sb6ebpgS ben
g@re. gd paa Be itore &irfemsber I
@iuntar Oe Sarge tunbe Der bel bore
noeen, iom trGffes % furbe tale on
beune Gag og orbue Iibt / ben Inlebs
ming. Seq tror piIt, bet er mango, fom
biIoe uroeritstte berne @ierniuG, og
life peb ie9 nogen itSrre 8nrmbierti9s
bebsgierntu9, enb ONT bi fuube bi9lpe
iii at faa ct Sjem for De 9amle Der.
Sg tent, ON be tllnbe faa ct eoSt Siem
nGr en- &irfe 90 COB Sorpleiuiu9l
@ilbe oct life bGre berli9t for Dem, MOB
bbab BET MI er? Seq btl banbe, at mo-
gen bill boIbe frem benne Gag. 9a tror
ica ~Iittert, at set bill Ibftes, at oi Tan
tage ct 2sft | beuue Hetuius.
5. 81.
giteoan, Sai., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
@inoesaoe til Sano.

ga ieg er ogiaa en- af benz, Tom
IpneS at hi Sanoinger, / 2ig6eo meb be
mango andre @hgbclae, buroe iarIc en-
Winbe9ubc o9 ienbe Dor Siembngb /
1914. 9euue Rinoegapebeo9oeIie er
en- Ifisu o9 GbeI Sante, Tom bltrbe ons
fattes meb geIpilie og itetfes at enbper
NtanS og Spinbe Of norit 8bro. Sc
hi oereeb gibeS Iulebniu9 til at otIe,
at De enboa bar set gnmIe S9SreIauo
meb De berIiee &tinoer / tatnemmelig
grirorin9. ga, bbem bill life gierne
bore meb at bbe fin StiRrb for at be-
Ore en- tiGr 9nnmcl % trofaIt Neor pan
6enbeS 6Gbersbng? Ser gioes biItnot
benz, 'om fines, De life bar meget at
tutfe 9auIe Ior Gorse for. Ren bois
De tGnfer fig ltOt ON, biz Be NOT inOs
r6turne, at bun CAB os en- arb til at
gisirre. Tom er itsrre END mango bill
tnl". 0feu set CT NOT iaa, o9 fan life
bore anberIebes, at Sc fleite bar melt
tiIobers for Sen Spgo, 6borfra be itams
mcr, og .bbortiI DC tiGreite @tnoer fra
garttooutinen fubtter fig, os oerfor BELT
lVlSL w pLuBCl III Va uIlC HlSp VI WV
liSt til en- Rtuoe9abe, buer til fin cgen
@eoo. SIN bette htroe life giere noget
tort Staar / SnoinmIinger til BEN
fGGes Minbeeaoe for belle Hor9e. Seq
er euig i, at BET life er bare Sc ri9e og
WGgtige Tom ifal 9ibe til bette men
hi mnu9e % iman MAJ o9inu Bore meo
Ser, bots Bet pirfeli9 Hal bli en- Dtin'
begnoe fra BET norife EoIf i Qrerita.
Ser fan bel pGre fcrifieuige Reniuger
ON. bpiIten Sorm pi belit burbe bIi
enige ON at 9ioe en- FABIAN Rinbegaos
til 2ano. Seq mao beunbre ben Offer
biQigbeb, iom tonrmer tilipne I. CT.
bIanbt Sauingerue til Sprettelie al ct
Siem for biemlsie og 6iGlpeleie @amle
/ lin Siembp9o. Seq fuuoe life tGute
mig en- berligere Rinbe9ube ero ct
Iigt Siem. S6r Dog life brittle mig til
at tomnte meb uoget SorIlag / iaa
SenIcenoe. Dftn 9aruIe Ben g. 8.
8ieHe bar I "Secorab@Y Soften" for lite
STARTS ct Snbleg ON Rinbesabe til
2anb. Sans 6OriIa9 saar no paa at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
Zen nprifc Ssnpbe.

Sihigc .9iitrifts Spno6cmsoc
boIbeS / Sofa, @tS., fra 6tc Suni til
12te SUM.
- Rinncioto Giitrift afboIocr
IarSmeoe / 8ilmor fra 3Ote Mai
I'll 5tt Suni.
- &acific GiItrift boIocr ionr fit
@fsoe fra Sole til 9oc SUM / SiIper'
ton, Sre9ou, Goit. u. 3. &bitc8
&QIo.
guitor 8. G. Rpsg / Gan
Claire muotoa ior en- Sio iiOcn aaIo
iom Yreit / &obofcu q. :. &oH bar
niIaoet 9aIOct.
- N}or0pc|tliqc Giitrift3 TorSs
mooc boIocr / Goppiac, q. Gof.,
&ait. 8. .. gIpi@ofcr5 SoIo, ira
19oe Ill 25oe SNmi.
Soma 0titrift bor fit Iorams'
Sc / @Ieupooo MtCuiQbcb, YaItor
Gcaruic5 Suln, nGr 0rcorob, ira
Sn8ong 6ormioOo8 Sen 12tc til
&orSoog5 gIiten SEN 1SOe Sui.
She Gnqliib Evangelical Gut
theran Conference Of W}ontanu" boIot
@eoe / 8aitor &. &. @oupit5 &oIo,
&iUingiton, Wtont., Ben 17Oe oG 1Soe
GpriI. II @reitcr, noritc OG tpitc,
bar tIiite0e. observation-disclosures:
Uniformity Of GDurd) &iturQu, NTH
Special ReferGnce 70 Gblrd Yhlitc"
al &. 3iegICr ira &aIiapcIl. "Gon'
ncrIion", inOlc0ct al &uit, II. &unOe
fra Great Sails. @uO@tiCneitc bol0s
tca GnSoaQ @lften mco SfriftctaIe al
@Qit. g9ad3mltb ira @rCat Sails o8
@rG0ifcn al 45oit. s. G@iig ira 0tilca
GitD. NItcrtjeneitcn forrctteOcS al
@uit. q. &unOc. Eor0ooQ Nften Erp'
bifcu al Goit. q. 2um0c.
Minot- &ufota Spccialfonfe-
rcuS mgote / MiihiQon Gin, %. o,
Goit. @icrmitoo8 &alO, ira Den 16oe
i'll 1SOe @priI. SfriftIigc IibdnO.
Iinger Icoercoe3 al &uit. q. ). 3iu@;
Grcae'C oOCr I Sin. J, p; Fult.
&ugIan0: @pn mco nn0crlCoc9 tros
cnOc; &oit. lInietb; "(ropcr rn0cr.
itanoinq Of orr relations TO orr enc
mics as prcicute0 i1l The NiGIma".
SirSOag Iiteu hoIotc5 norif @uo5.
tiencite mco Gltcrgang. &ait. s. s.
SIien boI6t SfriftctoIcn, oQ &uit.
Sopnero8 prroifche. 0n&No8 Giten
boIbteS engeIit @ub8ticncitc, pco
hpiIfen Gait. 8. @lIisberg i~orrct'
te6e. SorsOa9 Gfteu bOIotcS Sore
Drag Of RoIt, 8oSmarf. NGitc Nteoe
HoIoes bos Eoit. 6immelono / @om'
6on, g. .. Go't. gifeneS ooIgtc8
I'll Sormono, % &oit. s. @uIisbcr8
til Sctretrr. 8olgenbe Srcitcr Dor
tjIitcoe: 0iitriftctS 8ormunO &uit.
ScnSricfion, 6oSmnrf, $. 6. Glen
&icrmitob, 6. Souer, Z. =. @uDir-
ion, g. 8. Girl8, Sobneros, @reoig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

oprctte ct Sonb, booraf ifuIbe eibes
rentefrtt Snan til 9usmGnb % fdttige
arbeioere, for at iGtte Dem iitaTiD til at
tlebe % bli giere at egne 9ienl. Seq
tror, at bette SprIag FOREIGNER at brsfs
ties og oberpeies. Ser er Da bcller inc
gen, Tom bar ia9t roget intoo euer fpns
met neb noset NIT SorIIag af bent, fon
enonu bar ubtaIt Iia. CT ili9t Sono biz
tontne til at nrebioe attlIrat Tom bore
"Gburh grteuiion 6unos". @ftcrboert
ION ct 2nnu bIir betaIt tiIbaqe, uoIauz
mes oct pdanbt Ri andre, o. BET bill iaa-
lebes meo Siocn tomnte manee til
SiGlp. Settle bil0e BIZ iii Spmlntrtno
for ,uan9eu itr9bior Hrbcioer o9 tunIie
blt ct gtibbel til at btnbre Ell oa aus
ben fraftis 9nglire fra at ~llbbanore og
iege BET ubisie / bet fremmebe 2anb.
Set ian bel ipres at 2anonlass 2aaet
bsr bore ieInifrebet til at iGttes /
Spibien for bette. Set biz bd oqiaa,
ifsIee Interchangeable at 2agets 8rGs
itOent, bIi siort til @ieuitauS for Sors
Gambling al &ar8mebet. Men itoI Bette
birtelig bIi til noget, ri 9%aroiu9cr fan
beofienbe % at BABE tat i9nne, .Iad maa
ale Be 9uIiuber al 2anbingsr, iom life
er RebIenrmcr AT 2a9et, bli meo %
itstte Derne Sag. Settle er bn en- Gag,
iom ri aIe bltrOe tuuue iamIes ON OF
babe Snteresie for at bPre me0 at
gieunemfere. Seq toiler bd beler life
pua, at ale bill pGre meo, naar be bare
faar Inlebuiug. Uten Sioen er tort,
og oct be6er at tage a~lporlig fat 90 faa
Irbetoet i8nn9 ober belle 2iuien. 0ees
get far 9isres pna 2 Gar, bare mon
tdger fat / Slot o9 SsI9e. Set er at
baabe, at bette bill blipe en- Spore til,
at mango ME ntelocr iig ino / bort 2aa
o9 meoer frcm til bort Inrsmebe, 6opr
Do iont for nGbut oenne Sag bleb .bes
ba iotn for nGbnt beuue Gag bIiber bes
itenIt bolbeS bort Steoue Cite, 7be 90 80e
Sum- paa 9autn Sau, Rinueaoulis.
Grrangemertsfomiteeu og geftpreIein biz
giere alt, be fan for at faa ct goot
&rpsrnm og en- bbe9elig Set. Ser bill
muliseus o9Iaa iaar bIi en- 8onfct meb
Saler Sang 90 Wltitt. Settle bill ienerc
bli rGrmere befienbtgiort. Saober after
at msoes mcb ale ganle &ienbte fra
be fprrige Stebrer - men enifer at Ie
Ianmar9e rbe iom mIli9 inoinbe fig.
Stlicu til ale 9efierbte.
Claus Seberion.
Starbuct, 1tur., GpriI 26Se 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Ruglot0, Ifrc, $. Aoncitoo, 6roit,
DRIFTING, 5immeIonO, 2. 8etcrion,
5. @ulfSbcrg, Gcigen, 5Iuonrarf,
Saaongcr, GifcneS, llnietb.
Quit. gn0reaS &ait IllorcaS'
fen Rpitao 0poe SenOua Den 2ioe
@pril, omgioct al lin Slt'tr1l og
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