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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
REFORM, NOT REVENGE, AIM
OF STATE PRISON OFFICIALS

day In one OF mercy. not OF menace.
Inc greatest prison authorities In the
land know that TO reform a man Is
easier and far more profitable and
above all. far more human than TO
suodue him by brutality and fear.
Warden Browns Views
warden rown' views on this mo-
mentous question are abreast with
those OF the leaders IN the prison re-
form movement L believe" he says.
thai Kindness. cheerful surroundings.
plenty of fresh air, and sufficient work
TO keek a man from much breeding will
DO more TO set his feet in the straight
and narrow path than all the best
points In h old-fashioned methods
combined. Most OF the men In the
West Virginia prison are here through
Ignorance. They committed crimes
realizing the full import OF
their acts. We give them a chance TO
educate themselves and to reach a
higher level OF manhood, while they
are with us. When they 10 out they
are better qualified for the struggle
with the world. Most OF them learn
n profitable trade. Others get school,
ing n acquire education that will
prove OF inestimable advantage TO
them on the outside. When the gem
eral public secs fit to extend the
same chance to the convict on the
outside. instances OF prisoners being
returned for second and third terms
will become rare indeed, though OF
course. there always will be those
whom II seems impossible to reform"
The views OF the warden are being
carried out in actual practice and are
yielding wonderful results. The
good time" system, whereby a man
may have deducted nearly one-third
OF his sentence for good behatior. is
a wonderful incentive for n MAIN
tenance of discipline and never be-
fore was the general behavior OF the
men so excellent or conditions as a
whole so admirable within the walls
of the big institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
About People
Movements Of individuals 60 and
From the City.

Miss Lillian Kloetzly. OF Sardis. O.,
has taken up a course OF studies NJ
the Elliott Commercial school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Merriman toured
TO Pittsburgh by auto on Saturday. /.
Miss Beatrice Ffnkle. OF Canal Dow.
er. Ohio. who has been the guest Of
East End friends. has returned home.
Edward Harmon. OF GAINESVILLE, was
a visitor In the city yesterday, call
ing upon friends and relatives.
Bertram b. Caddle, stan CORES
pendent OF the Intelligencer. left last
evening for Chicago. where he will
attend the National convention.
Charles b. Nichols. Of waverly, was
calling upon frieds on the South Side.
Sunday.
G. NJ. Stapleton. an operator from
the Western Union OF Pittsburgh, is
In the city for a few days.
DIR. W. s. Fulton and Mrs. 7
Clark, left last evening, for Harris.
burg. where they will attend the tuner.
al OF Mrs. Mary X. Clark. mother of
the late A. ]. Clark. OF this city. who
died Saturday in the s6th year OF her
age.
After spending Saturday and Sunday
IN Elm Grove, as the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. r. z. Keyser. Mrs. Harry
S. Kimmins has returned to her home
in Clsysville. Pa.
Rev. W. s. Dysinger. pastor Of the
First English Lutheran church, will
cave to-day for Washington, Pa.
where b e will deliver an address be-
fore a meeting Of a Mems organiEa.
ton this evening.
Elsa Riggs. Of vest Findley. Pa.
spent Saturday in this city. on bust
less.
Mrs. George Minigan and daughter.
Miss Grace. Of Pittsburgh, were tho
guests OF relatives in tais city. yes
terday.
Miss Alice Miller. who has been IN.
at her home on North Main street
Tor several weeks. is now able TO be
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter. who
nave been visiting relatives here for
the past week, returned Saturday, to
thelr home In New Martinsville.
Mre. George Newman, of McKees-
port Pa, has returned to her home
AFTER a visit with Island friends.
ChiaSh NiuIIdgs formerly a member
OF the re%portorial stan OF the Wheel.
Ing Register. left last evening for Ok
lahoma City. Okla. where he has ac-
cepted a position on the Daily Okla
homanian. Christ has a large num-
Der OF friends. who extend their heart.
lest congratulations TO him in his new
field.
Selby H.. Stromberg. OF South Chap
line street, returned home lest even
ing after spending the past few weeks
In GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
William Kochert has resigned his
position at the Mecca cafe and will
cave this week for Cleveland. Ohio.
Max Caldwell returned TO his home
on North Main street yesterday. after
q few weeks visit with friends ar
! Atlantic City.
The many local friends OF George
Kay. the English baritone-soIoist.
Will be pleased 10 learn that he has
arrived back in England safe. and Is
enjoying himself immensely. He will
return 10 this country late in the fan
James Henry, who has been confin-
I'd to his home on the South Side
for the past several DAYS IN. is re-
ported as improving nicely.
Miss Gertrude Wilson % 18th street
eft yesterday for an extended visit
with relatives at Fairmont. w. Vo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
NEWS BRIEFS

The regular meeting OF the Ohio
County Medical society will be held
at the Board OF Trade this evening.
John Sesbit. the South side dry
goods merchant. has purchased two
acres In ~SprinRdale. out-the-pike.
through the Fidelity Investment and
Loan association.
Another large sign board Is being
erected OF the top OF Chapline hin
10y the Wheeling Bill Posting com
paDy. This Is the second board 20 be
erected on the hilltop. and Il is be-
ginning 70 LOOK hike the hills OF Gin
cinnati 20 passengers on the river
steamers.
Concrete Is being placed on Nc
Cuiloch street at present. and the
work % paving will be sterted before
The end Of the present week. A large
~c";tcrete mixer IL being used and the
work can be done with much quicker
thon by hand
-Work on the repairs at the foun-
tain in the East End Fairgrounds n
progressing nicely, AMI n II expecte-
Cd that water viii be turned into a.
rs the middle 81 the week.
Yesterday afternoon az 3.55 the
Atlantic hook and ladder company re-
rronded 20 a stiu alarm IN the tenn
porary quarters 81 the National Ex-
change bank building. IN the old Dol
lar Savings and Trust building. The
blaze occurred Just after the hard
ftt-m. and ~ was thought % have
Dsen caused By the lightning having
ir some way affected the electrical
wires in the basement. There was
practically no damage. ~ Tho depart
Rent responded quickly
At the recent meeting % the Y.
e. g.. A. church league. which wa
Lid IN the pariors of the association.
che members ~ the executive board
voted not 20 accept tho schedule which
vaF already prepared. but 10 have .hs
~ GERS of the league arrange a double
schedule. by which two games could
10 played each week and 10 make a
larger schedule
Thursday and Friday the willing
Workers and Loyal Women'g socie-
ties ~ me FIRST Christian church 81
the South side. will serve dinner and
supper 90 the teachers who will BE-
in the city 90 attend thc meeting ~
tho West virginia Teachers Asso~ia-
ton. which meets in this rity.
This evening me city council vii
meet IN special session ~ n I'D
some matters with reference % tha
trouble on tho Market Auditorium.
/ Communication have been received
by the councllmen from me ohio val
jos Trades and Labor Assembly ask
INK them 20 repeal the ordinance
granted fo me company for The rea-
son 90 has not lived up % the pro
visions and These matters will BE-
thrashed out AZ the meeting this even
iur.
-McCou0ch street from Baker
street 20 Twelfth. viii be closed n
trnmc commencing his morning and
/ continuing until ne repairs are com
Z plrted The street viii be closed ~
7 order o. me board ~ control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
THOUSAND DRESSES

Hardly anY wonder that Wheeling
women r conceded to be fine dress
ers A. a special sale IN New Yorh
City the buyers for the George r.
Tailor company snatohed up i.72s
fashionable and han rome dresses Of
good material. which will be placed
on sale tomorrow. on what viii Prob
ably b. one Of the biggest ready
made dress sales ever made IN Wheel
iug Attntion of readers "a called 10
their advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
TO CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY
GERMAN BENEFICIAL UNION
OPENS PROGRAM TODAY.
Delegations From Ohio and West Vir.
sinia Gather Here for Annual
TWo-Osy Session.

The German Beneficial Union Of
Wheeling will celebrate the twentieth
Anniversary OF the founding OF the or.
ganization in this city with a two-day
session 10 be held At Wheeling Park.
beginning this morning. over one
hundred visiting delegates from West
Virginia and Ohio will be in attend
ance.
Music will be furnished during the
afternoon and evening by Melster's
I orchestra, with dancing as the prin.
cipal feature. A public mass initia-
ton will be held this afternoon. with
addresses by President Louis voltz
and others. a beautiful silk banner
will be presented 20 the district hav-
ing the largest number Of new mem
bers IN the class. Selections by a
mixed chorus Of Is voices. led by
Prof. Edward Blumenburg. forms an
other feature for the day. The fol-
lowing IL the program.
VormitfaFs.
B~ssichubunr der siadt
Nach mittass und Attends
Crosses Nolfest i'm wheeling Park
Jhr HeFinn des Preiskeseins. Prize
Phr l. vaudeviue-v orstsuupr
Rede-AEtus.
$50.
OuNerfuro ......... Mafuforfn Orchestra
beWNlkommnuura-A naprncs ....
sss........Featpraafden q " Hante
Feafrrie ..Fuurem-Fraefdenf Louis WOLF
IcnerreiChung dea preia-HnunerH
tpreaentation Of silk h~anneraI ....
..suurem1-N rrwH1frr A. o. Wedemoyrr
cnd-Pr0Erumm.
Prof Edw. uiumennerE. uirlrrut
ogy:,,ur. Msl,,srs orcs..,r.
Aufforderuur Zum TauE" ......D ratrn
beethoven grmiachfer Chor
s~opran-Solo. F~ruehunEageft ... Wickede
Fri Caroiina Hrandfaaa
selection .......... Meister'a Orchestra
Loves Arhor" ......... Msrhrrf
Judge Alan H Robinson.
HchluHH-Hymne aus rArmlnius" .Hrurh
Gemlachfer Chor INIT Soil una
Orchestra
rriraferin. Fn e. Wrandfaaa
Arminius. T. p HiumruherE
Beethoven Gfwfsrhfer Choir.
PR o. Vaudeville N0ratsllunr.
Inr erfluHn de- p~rrfnfFrrIua
Dancing from 9 10 uufl1f.10 p m.
The f~0loWinn COMMITTEES viii have
charfe % the WorE on the grounds and
have made all arranarmenfa FOR the csl-
ehrafi0u g. w Hrnfe. chairman. Louis
Becker. secretary otto EafEreufh. Ir.
treasurer. and Georas schramm. "a
MusnEs, otto Eaikruth. Er. william
D0rcr. Herman Abraham. Paul Htrot u
MILLER. Dan Guth. william MnrL aehaa-
ian WINNER. "a Hofrsutsr ana Louis
Hfrdsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
BRYAN.A REPORTER
Appears at Chicago Convention II
Role OF Scribe@Refuses Loan
Of Steam Roller.

CHICAGO. June 16.-wnnam Jen-
nings Bryan was the center OF attrac-
ton in the pre-convention scene to-
day. and though appearing at the
headquarters OF leaders OF a rival
party as a newspaper reporter. was
given a demonstration by the throng
OF visitors and delegates.
Ir. Bryan had a personal chat with
Theodore Roosevelt late in the day
after he had interviewed Senator Dix
en-, the Roosevelt campaign
n Managing Director Mckinley OF
he Taft bureau.
As he entered the hotel lobby. ell
bowling his way through the crowd,
someone shouted, "Hurrah for Bry-
an and the Nebraskan was given a
demonstrative welcome. He was
cheered for several minutes and con-
tiLuous cries OF Speech. speech"
came from all parts Of the lobby. Mr.
Bryan waived his hand to the crowd,
and remarked to those near him,
that he had come merely as a news
paper reporter" and not seeking the
presidential nomination from a Re-
publican convention.
I came to see your steam roller
said Mr.. Bryan. as he shook hands
with Congressman Mckinley. rs Il
any where in sightT"
NO. we have laid Il aside" said Mr.
Mckinley. but we would be glad "a
lend II to you II you would like to
have tia Baltimore"
"Oh. no; we Democrats no not need
H." Mr.. Bryan laughingly responded
We are going to hold a model con
vention."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

Charles Sable. 20 Cook A.. Rochea.
Ger. ~ Y. says he recommends Foley
kidney Pilla a eve1y opportunity
because hey gave him prompt relief
from a bad case Of kidney trouble
that had long bothered him Such a
recommendation. coming from Mr..
Sable. "a direct and convincing evi.
dence ~ the great curative qualities
~ Foley kidney Pills Tho genuine
Foley Kidney Pills are never soid IN
bulk. but put up On scaled bottles.
enclosed in a yellow carton. ASK for
Foley Kidney Pills Refuse aubstl
tutea. Coleman a Co
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Cut Rate Drug Store
Tenth and Main SIS. Wheeling, W. Va.
REGULAR MEETING OF
STATE HOME CIRCLE.

On Tuesday evening. In the odd
Fellows hall. corner Twelfth and
Chapline streets. the regular meeting
Of the West Virginia Circle. No. 25i.
Protected Home Circle. will Be held
and the annual election Of officers for
the term dating from July let will be
held. The report Of the grand circle
convention, which was recently held
IN MorgantoVn. viii be read BY the
Representatives Who attended the con
venuon. other matters Of Importance
VII be transacted a. this meeting.
and a fun a~ttendancs IL desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

Frrrn T r~rrrHfrr fn fra fnfrHrar~ar
NORGANTOWN. " Va june is
The engagement 81 q Prank Gibbs.
~ Point Pieasant. and Miss Grace
Hodges. daughter ~ Ut and Mrs
Thomas p Hodges. was announced ~
q luncheon Efven By Mrs n e. Car.
riaon. a cousin ~ Miss Hodges. on
Saturday Mr. Gibbs Il a member %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

J W. Martin passed away 90 his
home IN Bethany. on Saturday even
lnE Mr Martin vas q resident Of
Bethany for many years he vas
highly respected and HE death caused
a shock 20 his many friends IA Beth
any and elsewhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
CHARGED win For,.1

srsciai uispst~h 70 the fntsiifencsr.
MARTINSBTRG w Va. June "a.
A young man. rivine he name &C.
Clarence Woiford. n hts residence
a. Phillppi. w Va. vas arrested here
this afternoon on the charge % for
gerry. md a. nov behind the bars
AWAITING a hearing
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carenhauer.Welahana.

on Saturday morning az 1880. a..
the 81. J%oseph's cathedral. Miss Ruth
Welshans. the charming and accom-
plished daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Welshans. Of North Main street.
was united In marriage 90 Mr.. Harry
Carenbauer. a prominent young man
Of this city. employed IN tho T.. s.
engineering office. Tho wedding was
quiet but very pretty. and tho only
attendants we're Miss Helen Rolf and
Mr.. Thos Fillan. Rev Father y. A.
Moye. Of tho cathedral. performed tho
ceremony
Saturday evening the bride and
groom left ove the 49, a y for an
eastern trip. where their honeymoon
will be spent In visiting points Of In
terest They will be ar home on July
Let IN a newly furnished bungalow in
tho suburbs
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Pfotuberaut Patriot. you Drotruds
Into the public. 1oud and crude
90 raise your sceptre and command
Ina EeA % Keep OF a the lard.
you tel TIE sun and moon. on high.
To stop awhile tl you SCI by
lou aag that c0mrrumlaf m BE-
but n % o. then -tf ia Ne
lou hate TIE bosses anf rou 40
\ our best - doWn them al but you.
y on hck ths courts and love NJ faw
. on Pass cut patriotism AZ
y 90 put The People nrHf. ana fhrn
Aou go IN front % them. and whsn
You have t fNrd ~ IKE that.
Aha People don't knnw whsr they're ~.
You shove TIE EaHis bird aside.
q MAKE the Declaration nnfda.
a on bans ne starry flag q fsw
y on MAKE TIE Constitution VOfT.
n 0u claim re Fourth e. birthday. ga
n on want % change this T~lorfoua lana
Prom q 50 around your wav
make N known aa n
f~fotunerant Patriot you profrudrf
W, J. hampton. IN New Tork sun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

The Keystone Bible class ~ the
Oh Stone church. Of Elm Grove viii
hold an entertainment and lawn fefe
on The church lawn Thursday evening
81 fhiE week. and en- eiaborafa nr0-
gram has been prepared Tor The even
fng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

The Espanita Dancing Set vii
lance a. usual tonight a. the White
Palace az Wheeling park. and no
doubt a large crowd viii be- In attend
ance a special musical program will
be rendered. consisting % The latest
dancing numbers The club viii mt
dance ~ Mozart again after to-mor.
row evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

a woman can easily win In any
kind OF an argument with a man "
she knows just when to turn on the
briny flow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

Every time a girl sees a handsome
young man she wonders whose sweet.
heart he Is.
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closIna Recital.

The summer term OF the Lima
Hennig-Sherman school OF expression
closes with a recital by the class OF
10. at the studio rooms next Monday
evening. with a program arranged to
w a large range Of work. consist
ing OF comedy and dramatic mono
logues. Irish. German. Italian. Swede.
negro and Japanese dialects and child
impersonations. The school will re.
main closed until the FIRST week %
September. when the fall term begins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

the class OF 1909. and &C present To-
Gated in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

Invitations Issued.

Local friends have received invita-.
tons TO the wedding of Herman
Shafer. the we'll known attorney OF
Bridgeport. and Miss Bertha Lewis. a
popular young lady Of Braddock, Pa
The ceremony Will take place at the
home OF The brides parents in Brad
dock on the 25th of the month. and
after a wedding trip the couple will
come here TO take up their residence.
Arion Affair.
The Arion ladies' auxiliary will en-
terrain It's members with a euchre
and domino party at it's club rooms
on Thursday. A short business ses-
sion will precede the games. begin
ming promptly al 2:30 ?. m. Refresh
ments will be served. The committee
is composed OF Mrs. W. r. Stops,
Mrs. Geo. Phillips and Mrs. A. Seifert.
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Slom lteriprOget.
=6ortiat ira SIDE ~

,Sbe I6anlrocf@ CT STRANDS em'
6lem. Derom gaar folgenOe 9flto-
RE. Ct. @atrict prrOifeoe ior De
irI6e 9%eoninger Ell 9og % i%ortaIte
Dem, At ben innOe @ltO er tire Der
ioner, men Dog TIM cen 8uo. Set
par Dem ior meget. Oct futoe De
life tro. 0o beieoe gatricf jig neo,
pIutfeoe ct 9oiotleper % io9oe:
Ser 5 life, bporleOes j oenne pil'
De 9lomit tire Blade er forenet paa
cen Stiff, o. piI 5 iaa life tro,
boao ieg Tiger, at Der Son0beo
er tire 8erioner og Dog cen @uo?"
Oo troe0e 9eOntn9erne. 0s lioen
er Sni0fleperet eret poo Gen. Oct
oar / 8egpnoelien al BET IGNITE
4ar6. = 5 8aIeS iioOer 9sget paa
6gii90et - belt ii0en 0en I. Dear.
640. Ser par arig me0 England.
8alIiierne itaf zig boer ct 2eg -
eaer en- 9ggitiIf - / a~aifetten og
oanOt 5loget. - Mefiifo prer en-
8%afhlsart, booroeo Der o9ino ben-
aer en- 6iitorie. - 5lere al pore
Stater bar aftuget 9Iomiter iom
Stotsmprfe. Soma bar giIoroien.
0oine 8ranfogIe % apiit. 9ticbi-
gan 9ebGeblomit. Montana Bitter
roo. 4e6raifa @pIoenitof. Oregon
9ruen. 9ermont 8e0fI6oer. Golora.
DO 6uio og blaa aolumbine. Oflabo.
ma Miiteltenen. llta6 SegoliIfien.
In0re Stater bar loffieielt onta9et
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Soabo Sprenen. aanios SoIroien.
M5irmeiota MoffaiinblomIten. 4eon.
0a SalDie6uifen. @a'binaton Rbo-
~0ooen0ron. Georgia G6erofeeroien,
etc.
Sllttelig log for 1T fomme til
enoe) ifal ieg anigre, boa0 ftere
befen0te 9lomiter8 poetiife 9etpO.
ming ii9ss at Dpre: %4nenlonen, 6or.
uaatnina. 9G6Ieblomiteu. 6oretrpf.
fer. Srnerbtomiten, AigOom. Gala,
Sf8nbe0. 0oorioer. llngeomsunoe.
25uetano, 6laneri. 6oraIemmigei,
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Ren6eo. Maieitnt. 9arfisils. Selo-
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@i%ntergaf. en- Zen i ROB. BIOL, 9e.
ife6en6eo. @intergron. l~lo6oIocn6eO.
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82r. Sc6miot. 9anfer G6ris
Scbniots Sober. 900 noe poa Mar-
fen paa i'm 5orm Der 5pO for
8pen. Rin1eli9ois er BON bleDen
pumt al ct @ierte lag unoer lit Pr.
6eioe.
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6reong i iioite ltge fif $. ).
6aniens 9eios al en- 3pfommer. en-
0attar. 6~iertefig 9Dfsnifningl
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NisfonsmsSe

bIiper, ON Serren bill, afboIot /
9umIin, So. 3.-5. Mai.
Brpiterne IS. 9. @briitionien. @.
8riG, $. 9. Senien % 5. anuo-
ien bar lopet at Oeltase.
Gn tprIig Snobp6elie til aae.
Boa M~enigbeoens 8eone.
). .. Gbriitinnen.
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MisIonsmpoe

6oloes, ON SUB oil, / 8otter, 0ebr.
ira 3. til 3. Mai. SenIig Snobp-
belle til ollie.
6. 8. Scbmi0t.
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NGrf.

On geretning ON Boitor y. s.
5ranObergs 9iD og girfiombeo al
9oitor ). s. ail0iig piI Dpre Jar
oi1 ira 5ruffcriet til aorsmeoet.
Qriicr bIiper % Gents / Smilng os
40 Gents in06unOen. Ia Der fife
bIfoer trnffet tort flere emo Der be-
titles, beoes geitiainner poa gogei
inoIenot inareIt muliet.
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Susbulorrifc iDges.

en 9Iore troenoe onnit 9ige Ell.
Ter @nfe fan inn gla0s itrafs iom
5usbotoerife pos unSertegneOe. Seq
er enc, Dor / gpen % er en- pIore
gnfennno. Ger er en- Illtberif DE.
nigbeO / 9pen. iom 6etienes at Bot.
@eismann.
Rnsmus gramen,
5bornton, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

mun0. apin0er eler lingo @en.
meter. tan ifafie Jig Ell itor
Ote %6oriieneite peO at ioreoiie
Ell artifel, Der pil pare pelf0mnen
i et5oert Oauif Stem. 5u9en Sum.
big. Sfrp FOR nGrmere Oplpsning
o. fri 9rsoe til 6. 9ober. 1872
9tasiou Ct, 4ep 9orf. i. ..
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