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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21
DECEMBER AMERICAN MAGAZINE

The December American Magazine
marks an important epoch in the his
tory of periodical making. With this
number The American goes to a new
size-Sh inches by IL. This permits
of three columns of reading matter to
the page, much larger and more beau
tiful illustrations, a book practically
as thick as the old standard sized
magazine and a greatly improved ply
steal appearance all around. Of the
%niney-two Illustrations in the number,
twenty-four are in color.
David Grayson, F. P. Dunno, Helen
Keller, Ida M. Tarbell, Ed. Howe,
James Montgomery Flagg, Emerson
Hough, and Oliver Herford are among
the notable contributors of articles to
this first number Of the new sized
magazine.
On the side of fiction, Arnold Ben
nett leads the way with the first chap
ter Of a new serial entitled 1.-The Re
gent"-a theatrical story, lively and
stirring. Other stories are by Harris
Merton Lyon, Frank Barley Copley,
Henry Oyen, Wexford Beaton, Mary
Brecht Pulver and Ralph Straus.
The principal departments. Inter
esting People" The Theater' and
the Interpreters House," are full of
good reading.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

A feature OF the action of the state
supreme court at Mondays session
was the granting of a certificate to
practice In the court to Judge Dick
Haney. Judge Haney was selected as
q Judge OF the circuit court at the
first state election, and so acting he
had No need to follow the rule reQuir-
ing the holders Of territorial certif-
Gates to present them to the state
supreme court and secure state GER
~tiicates. Coming from the circuit
court to the supreme bench, the need
of the formal action did not become
necessary until now that he Is to re-
tire from the court and will again en-
ter practice.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

The housewife spilled fruit she was
trying to can,
When the airship went over our
town.
Miss Tompkins stopped short in the
midst of a song,
The editor dropped all his proof;
The oldest inhabitant sprinted along,
Then wanted to climb on the roof;
OF course he got dizzy-and so did
his wife
But such an event was the crown
OF all the great things he had seen
in his life,
When the airship went over our
town.
And We all got such cricks in the
backs Of our necks
From gazing and gazing so much;
But We all cried, regai dless of age or
OF sex,
There it is! Well, it does beat the
Dutch"
And we .ach asked the other, would
you dare do that
II offered the cash and renown?"
But most Of us answered, "No, sir!"
quick as scat,
When the airship went over our
town.
A few daring fellows, who like to seem
brave.
Asserted they wouldn't be scared"
But older folk watched it with coun-
tenance grave,
And then their convict ms declared.
IT'S temptin' the fates. and ! know 1t
amt right"
Asserted Aunt Tabitha Brown;
And you won't never ketch me a,
tryin' no flight
When the airship goes over our
town.
McKinstry. Christian Herald.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

Surprise Probationary night a
number OF friends and neighbors very
pleasantly surprised Mrs. Joe Nc
Knight who soon leaves for Duluth to
spend the winter. The evening was
spent socially. and later light refresh
,ments were served. One pleasant
feature was the presentation Of q w.
r. C. pin to the pleased hostess.
q q .
Five o'cioek Tsas-ruesday. Wed
nesday an Thursday, Mrs. J. L. Jar.
Wis was the charming hostess to a
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

About all that Is plain, and that Is
as plain as a pikestaff Is that two re-
publican parties cannot run side by
side and beat the democratic party.
Either one or the other must get out
of the way or the two must come to-
gether again on mutual ground and
under mutual leadership. A sort of
political Hague tribunal would not be
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

The Northwest Products Show open
ed at Minneapolis last week and will
continue until the coming Saturday.
According to the Minneapolis dailies
the South Dakota exhibit Is a particu-
larly good n and attracts much fav-
orable comment. The Brookings
county exhibit forms the centerpiece
of the exhibit and naturally the coun-
ty comes in for considerable good ad-
vertising.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21
THE COST OF LUXURY

We may call It luxury, or we may
call It simple convenience. but there
Is no getting away from the convic,
ton OF the thing itself-to wit, the
modern method Of doing retail bush
ness-<s an essential and considera-
BILE factor In the increased cost Of liv-
ing. II 10 not the only factor. II n
notorious that IA some important r.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

President-elect Wilson announces
that he will adopt the "open-door'
policy after he gets to Washington,
that Is he will always be accessible to
the people. II he ever does this his
hours will be so taken up with callers
that he will have little time for any
thing else. Being president Is a mans
job. as Mr.. Wilson will probably dis
cover.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

AT the request OF the Register Il
timely and interesting article on
the workings OF the electoral college
by Prof. X. f. Kerr, will be found in
this issue. This is an institution that
Is little understood, and we believe
that Prof. Kerr's explanation will be
appreciated.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

The cabinet makers are on the job
early and late and about every demo
crat of prominence in the country has
been mentioned" However, little in
formation on the subject has come out
OF Princeton.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21
WITH THE


(The items In this column are furnished
the Register by the press correspondents
OF the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same
privileges in the use OF this column
st. Thomas Catholic church, Father
w. r. Shean, pastor. High mass each
Sunday morning at ten o'clock, Sun
day school at eleven o'clock. Vespers
and benediction at three-thirty.
Prof. II. M. Gage, dean of Huron
college, will preach at the First Pres
byterian church at both services next
Sunday. Prof. Gage is a very elo-
quent speaker. He will also have
charge of the pastors Student class.
A full attendance is desired.
O @ @
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning DR.. Tilden will deliver the
fifth sermon in the series, The Al
legged Fall Of Man and The Origin Of
Sin" In the evening an address on,
Phillips Brooks, AS a Man and
Preacher" Good music. You are al
ways welcome.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a
Thanksgiving food sale at SINNERS
store, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. q,
consisting OF bread, rolls, baked beans,
mince pies, jell, homemade pickles,
doughnuts, assorted cakes and cook
les.
A Union Thanksgiving service will
be held on Wednesday evening, Nov.
q, at eight o'clock in the Methodist
church. The preacher will be DR..
Tilden and the offering on that oc-
casion will be for the benefit OF the
local hospital.
Sabbath services at the M. f.
church at the usual hours. In the
morning the pastor will preach the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Thank Offering sermon, and in the
evening begin a series on, "The Bust
ness Man." First SUBJECT, The Bust
ness Man and His Business" Mems
Bible class at IL m. in ear gallery.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

Every county in the state which in
voked the referendum upon the good
roads law, favored the measure by
large majorities at the ecent election.
The law will now get an opportunity
to show its merits and while 1t will
not be perfect it Is a great improve
ment over the old road laws.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

Many Of the papers of the state pro-
fess to believe that the coming legis-
lature will not elect Sterling as sena-
tor, but while he will have opposition
we do not anticipate that 1t Will be
strong enough to bring about his de-
feat.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

II Is announced that the Richards
Primary law which was approved by
the voters at the recent election, be-
comes effective at nee
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

In the next Illinois legislature no
party will have a majority, the pro-
gressives and socialists holding the
balance OF power. When they come
to elect a United States senator there
will be a fine chance for another Lori
mer scandal.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21
WHEN THE AIRsHIP WENT ovEF

The bells were set ringing. the whis-
ties all blew,
And every one rushed out of doors;
The street had been empty; first thing
that we knew
The people were out there by
scores;
The baker wal wiping his hands as he
The grocer threw everything down,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

The hard coal shortage will not
worry us II this California weather
keeps up.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

II looks as though the Balkan states
would have Turkey Thanksgiving day.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

number of her friends at five o'clock
teas. The delicious l%uncheons were
In three courses and a social hour fol
lowed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21
NEWS

This department IL edited by
Mrs. Ria L. Ziesler and anyone
having social news Of interest will
confer q favor on the Register by
'phoning Mrs. Zieglcr. 31s.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

r. N. A. Entertainment-The r. N.
A. gave ore of their pleasant open
meetings last Thursday evening. The
fine program was thoroughly enjoyed
by a large crowd. Mrs. Gaylord rem
dered delightfully."- three numbers,
THE Angel Kisses Serenade," being
especially beautiful. Miss Daisy Nord
read a very amusing selection. Four
children gave songs and recitations
which were much enjoyed. Then the
short play, "In Love With B. NJ" was
carried out with credit. Pop corn
and apples were then served, and
everyone came away with the feeling
that the Royal Neighbors were Royal
Entertainers"
Pleasant Hour-Last week Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, Mrs. Nc
Gill kindly lent her hall to the w. r.
c., and they surely had fine entertain
ments and full houses. Tuesday even
ing Mrs. Gaylord favored them with
delightful music, and some little girls
marched and sang Marching Through
Georgia" Wednesday evening. some OF
the daughters had charge Of the piano
and Miss Leekley gave three selec-
tione dn her most pleasing manner.
The ladies are very grateful to Mrs.
McGiIl. Mrs. Gaylord and the others
who 30 kindly helped to make this a
success.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

Quilting and w. r. c. Birthday
Wednesday all day, the ladies OF the
w. r. C. met in their hall to tie eleven
comforters and then help Mrs. Luck.
enbill and Miss Vinegar celebrate
their birthdays. The usual sumptu-
Gus luncheon closed the afternoon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

The grocer threw everything down.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

The housewife spilled fruit she was
trying to can,
When the airship went over our
town.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

% at oi blen beooreOe ira OF ioloe
/ Mormonmis iionnrernes @orn, oo
ri, Here al os / alt 6olO, for en-
8prretppe 4or ii0en, un9e % mo-
befnite6e / 5ro % Gore, tom Der
iii 2lnlerifo, 6uor Der life ion M
fan0tes Brpiter, Der Oeo en- oGffer-
Oe og lepenoe 5orfpnoelie inmleoe
os iammen / NtenigbeOer 90 oeile0e.
Sc os / ale 9ioets aoar. 2ao os
ol0rig gIenmne ale Serrens gelger-
ninoer moo os ooiao / Dor friitne
g@gteItano. So, ogida bore CODE
Oonife friiteliee 9sger % BLADE
bgr ni bore tofnemmelige for. Sful-
De ri life bpre GLADE, at 9erren qob
os aoin0er SOP at o9re meo OF epe
ct lille Nrbeioe / lltab2 9ao os taffe
5om, at ban bar pe0feftot iig %
peIii9net Arbei0et ioa ri9eligt / De
ii aor, Ser MI er gnoet, ii0en oct
bIeo begpn6t. @i oeo 10 nof ale.
inmmert, bbo0 Der er Jet bi0inotil,
og ri pe0. at pi MI efter 8oitor
Sarah Seniens banebrp0eHOe pr.
bei0e 90 '6iemreiie bar Dor fore
Boitor s. ID. 9un6 meo 6omilie
0eruoe. San life De fIeite nf os life
oIene ofie en- Collar til BreItelsn,
men en- mere til at frenme arbei'
oct oerit0e enten beo, at Der tom en-
Wan6 mere 0erlt6 eGer pon onoen
Noa6e, iom SomfunOet tpnfte bor
6eoit.
Seg oil ioa berbeO ien0e en- Sill.
ien til Baitor 2uno og 5omilie oe
6nife, at 6errens 6re0 % 8eliie-
nellie mna ppre ooer 90 meO Dem /
oen oanifelige @erning 0erl0e. Sill
len til ale ANDRE 8ennerl
mrs. @arp 2in6en,
t4f0 Congress ct, Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

st m9rteligt Sumo. Gn ung Stu-
Dent, iom fornpGig bar meo arfeo-
logon grof. Nncfop pno en- 6orif-
ningsreiie / 9Ggppten, itoI rent til
fel6igt bape fun0et en- sfiur, 0en
itsrite og beoit b~epareOe, Der nogen
Sm6e er 6ragt for 2piet. Ststten
er ct eneite Stpffe alobnIter, og
beier omtrent 1900 Gentner. 8ette
@i0lm0er al gammelegpptiif aumi
bar / 4ortuiinOer li9get gent ln1oer
Sono og 9hIO0er og er fsrit MI
tommen for Ougen. Ststten bar
ingen Sn6ifrift. Man 6oaber at foo
ben itore npe Sfflir BELT ofoeftet
til 6oronret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

Gen ~forene0e norife Girtes @plo.
airtens 6ormono, Boitor Z. 8.
Oobl, oplpier gennem o9lttb.", al
Somfm0et bar $35. 90 @elo
pao ct. SIof College; 78873.0O
pao Diotonisiebiemmet / Chicago
10000 -paaget6es0omisiionsbpg
ringer / grooflDn, %. g., oe
100000 pna 9ommeanitalterne
/ 8ittenberg, isis, tiliommen $t37-
$500. Oct er en- tor @alo, men
Der itoor ogIao itore 0erOier bag
peo ben. 6ormonoen bepoer, at IN
tet of oenne @aI0 er Itiftet letiin-
Digit eIer til llnptte, og at De let
fon betole Den, blot oe oil. Get
er til boaOe Den @pIos DefteIie og
til gefGfteIie al 5omfunoets Sfo.
Ter, Der fqnIes S~itbelfuno", minOit
en- bnln WiIion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15
2iot mere ON %ltabmisiiOnen.

ST. oniferen~, al 16. auguit
1912 itriner goitor ailoiig ct Stpf-
fe ON lttobmisiionen, % oct Tfol
BON BABE bierteIie 1at for; tbi oi
trpnger til ofte at 6lioe minOet ON
oenne Del af CUBS Riges arbeiOe.
lige Ioo bel iom bet Sorige arbejoe
i ben iorene0e airfe. o@e forget
10 foon". Der er bog noget | uGDn-
tie Stpfte, iee gerne oil iDare liot
pod, eler giDe en- lille HeOeesreIie
for at oi alle fan 6npe ben rette
5orftooelie al SnOboIoet. Boitor
Gil6iig itriper, vat Der Dor / i'm
9io en- aomite, beitoaenoe al apin.
Der, til at foreitaa Snoiomlin8
i6lonot Dem ielo af NioIer til ben
Wisiions lt~n0er6ol0. 2eber Den SO.
mite enonli, og uOferer i'm Corning?
eIer mon ben er ofgooet ue6 d.
ben? Seq for min Del bar intei
bert ON ben / Here Gnr." 3iIlao
mtg uo fra bette at ipsrge: ct grp-
ftefonerne | Dor foreneoc STRIFE at.
goaet peo Ds6en? eaer uofsrer be
fremoeles ben @erning, Der al aorS.
meoet | @oeine, aar 1902 (iffe
1909 blep benlnet til bem9 5sI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

@oitor 6. Bogner, Der / 5ior
bar 5oritunoer oe0 Zen oanife Cir
tes 5fole / Des Roines, bar, ef-
Ter 6paO Der meOoetes n0anneo. d"
facet aoI0 iom reieoerenoe aappeI-
Ion i 6sie Saaitrup oeo a6ben-
boon. Og 4aitor 5oi6erg, Npite0,
9ebr.. er iflg. oSore 4mtstiOen6e"
in0itillet iom Rr. 1 til 9reiteem-
beoet / Stiftsbiergbp peo @srfop
Citation, og oct nnies Tor temmelig
iffert. at ban oil blioe fol0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15
) anleoufns al 80 aars. Dogen

NfAAACVtpittH ~ " b&Ns
for 9egrenes emancipation tiger
@ooter &. 8aibington, at meoens
minore emo cen grocent Of Rotio-
mems belle &g0om beitanr / Strife.
eien0om, iaa er s Procent az bon0
9egrene er b9ro, lat | 4frfeeien0om.
@ioere opgiper Jan iom Reiultater
of De 80 @ars Misiion: 100000
gegre tilbgrer nu airten. De bar
$4,000 ~oroinereoe Br9iter, $4,000
GirtebDgninger, og De boloer Gir.
feeienoom til en- 89roi al $56,650.
900. 5or 0eres religisie og moral.
tie llnoerpisning opboloer Regrene
$4,000 Ssnoossifoler, Der teller
f,75O,000 8srn, Tom u~noerpiies at
100000 Reeer.2prere. 0egermenig.
beoer biorager aarIig oper en- boIu
NiIlion Dollars til DanneIie. De
moeritster t75 Golleger, Snouftri.
ifoler og atd6emier. Def anilans,
at Negermenigbeoer / be iounone
30 Var bar gipet benpe6 $4,000
900 til OpIpsning oe DunneIie. De
aiper oorIig oper 100000 tiISient.
usemisjionerL itbtter 200 Nisiiona.
rer % bialper $50 trnneeuoe Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

Der er berli9e lln0tagelier. Sci.
0igDis. @nboer, Der fen0er ltot til
f~ebenbaonife airfeforboIO, peo ON
lln0togeIier. 0fen Den igrgeIige =
oi fam bel iige - gonIfe meetings..
Isie SobeoreseI er: mango aptl0er
% foa UtGnO / pore 9irfer. Grim.
oene til bette 59nomen er oct life
oenne QrtiteGs Op9ooe at orsfte.
Yfen oct intereSiante or, at oct lam.
me 8robIem Iigger for i 4merifn.
Seq bar / 6iSie Tiger baft 9eilig.
be0 til at foo Sn0blit / o6ltiIIige
IeoenOe reIieieie gerionIigbeOers
8anfer ON ben Gag o9 gengioer
no9Ie al oeres Sooeoipnspunfter.
9oorleoes ital ri fao Rpno oun0.
ne for Seius ariitus2 Del er BRO
blemet.
66rlt al aIt niao incomes
Den enfeItes peronIige
Sn6flD0eIe e.
Den enfeIte ariitnes arbeioe for
lt~6bre0eIien Of Seiu ariiti goan.
eeIium; Der t9nfes / 9iebIiffet al.
6eIes life poa SeOnineemisiion, men
poo ben enteIte ariitnes 9Irbeioe for
at oiOne ON SENS ariitus / fin IL.
lie areos.
Oct er / 5i6 oen ferite al al.
Ie Neto0er Cob. y, oct er ben ma.
turIigite og pi9tisite Of ale Reto.
Der. 9iOt for itprtt er oct bel al
iige, iom en- amerifoner for npIia
bar iogt: Get iiOite ~Aorbunoreoe
bar, ON De oil, oct trpfte OrOs og
1~aleritolenS aor6more6e, men 0et.
tie &or6unore0e er Ben perionliae
Sn6flp0eIies aorbunore0e". 9i bar
ogioo oct tpben6e ~anr6im0re0e -
lite min6it | arbeiOet for Rer0 -
9rlg FOR oct trDfte Orb og SoIer.
%itolen, men Den anferte llOtoleIIe
unoeritre9er ben ~perionIige Snoflp.
bellies 9%etponing. Gao oS tenfe
rigtig bit ON f~riitent arbei0e poa
3oman0sboano.
Seq fenOer 10 Menneifebiertets
5riitelie til at ipringe Gitoter ooer,
men ieg laOer ! 0enne afrtifeI
un0ta9eliesois =, iom ON lea nor
ipioenoe ON ben 5rifteIie; men iea
bleo op6t grebet al nogIe Orb, iom
en- Gbifngopreit u6tolte:
aSneen @rforing bar oGret ioo
mpgtige / nit Gin iom be grforin.
ger, ieg bar boft pon mine anR meS
Npno, ~inOpdlSgois oIene. Snefe al
WGn6, meo 5ent oi taller, tan pi
life naa. De fon meoe bpert eneite
al bore arermenter. De Iprte OF
oisfutere Iige ioo Oel iOm oi Ierte
BET, / linineriitetetsIipet. De er trq.
neoe Spntere. De fan 6isfutere ri.
Ioiofi meo os. Wen: mar 0isie
iomme Meno tommer pao anq
meo os for Den oImegtige @u0 oa
og forftaor, at @ito arbeioer meS
os, 6a er be imeIteoe. gi bar allie
let it9rfe Ran6 gipe Cub oeres
Sjerter paa 6eres ane. siser De,
at oct lite ct m~anoiet? Oct er bet
|manoigite at alt | 8er6en".
90 ies boube fornpIis bet grtoi.
lesiim, fommen meb en- snes on.
Ore lrige @eno, at iiboe omfrina
en- Nun6, Der | Ziebliffet | oo,ifs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

lln0re Tor at forflare Sfobelien,
bpor bliper 40 6%orifellen poo IN.
iinoe 9(ar % cen 0og9l"
Seq minOes fra mine 0renoe-
oor. at en- rotionoliitiif 9rGit ifuI.
De baoe iogt til 5orfIaring af Sc
it 8eipisning Of De 5000 / grfe-
nen: Get bar ppret grso iom
8ierreli oo Silt iom Stougooros
9ooe."
9porOnn ban ian iorfloreOe oct
me lln0er. at en- lille 0reng fltn-
De bpre oem", BET bsrte ieg intet
om.
Men Iige ioa let iom Seiils poo
Steoet fiunoe t~iIoeiebriuoe oct, iom
oct eaers ofI0e toge Qor Oe Dag
at ooIe, oe formere oct oio., ioe
iao let fun0e @uo poo cen Dag
frembringe Set, Der efter gi0en.
ifabens 9egreber piI0e ta9e tiiin-
De Ior at nopifIe.
1n0eret - @nos olmGgtige:
Slipl set er 6orflorinoen, tntet
m0et.
Soo er Der set ON Renue E.
Iitets StobeIie.
Ser ifrioer Or. %: ga Bu0
ffober Menneifet, bsrer ri BAN f.
ge: .9o0er os gre ct Nenneife
i bort 9ille6e". MeS bpein rooO.
ilaor ban2 Set oeo ri life. Nooife
meo 0isie mGgtioe 9imneIoan6er,
@ngIene, iom betiener @li6."
&pis bette par 9iIfeI0et, ian
ifuIoe Renneitet 10 p9re itabt /
@nos og gnoIes 9iIIeoe; tbi Der
itoor 10 % 0 ri giIIeoe".
% Ser itoor oi0ere: gOg @uo
Ifobte Renneifet / fit 9iIIeoe; ban
ifabtc 6et i @lt0s 9ille6e".
Get Iisger 6o ganife n9r at ben.
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81. 81. an6erien.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-15

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