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almost limitless field which it offers
Tor the investment of capital, whether
that capital be money, or brains, or
Drawn.
The South is indeed the nation 5
greatest possession; greatest in ma
terial wealth to be achieved, greatest
in the influence which it's geographical
location, its domination of the worlds
cotton trade and it's enormous re-
sources of coal and iron and other
minerals will give to it in world COM
merce; greatest in the strength of it's
Anglo-Saxon civilization and the influ
ence that this will ultimately have in
shaping the destiny of the country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-04-27
TASTE, SMELL AND
HEARING RESTORED
simple Harmless Remedy Quickly
Relieves Catarrhal OeafnaSx


Relieves Catarrhal Deafness.
The thousands who suffer the misa"-
les of colds and catarrh and claim they
nave never found a cure can get in
slant relief by simply amounting the
hostrlls with Ely's Cream Balm.
unlike internal medicines which up-
set the stomach or strong snuffs
which only aggravate the trouble. this
cleansing, healing, antiseptic balm in
stantiy reaches the seat of the trouble
stops the nasty discharge, clears the
nose, head and throat, and brings bach
the sense of taste, smell and improves
the hearing. More than this, it strene.
thens the weakened and diseased it's
sues, thus protecting you against
return of the trouble. This remed,
VIII cure a cold in a day and prevenr
its becoming chronic or resulting il
catarrh.
Nasal catarrh is an inflammation o.
the membrane lining the air passages
and cannot be reached by mixture!
taken into the stomach, nor can it b,
cured by snuffs and powders which on
ly cause additional irritation. Don
waste time on them. Get a 50-cen
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from you1
druggist, and after using it for a da,
you will wish you had tried it sooner
Mothers should give the children
EIy's Cream Balm for colds and Group
1t is perfectly harmless and pleasan
to take.
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New York, April 26.-Hon. Richard
II. Edmonds, editor of the Manufac-
turers' Record. published at Baltimore,
Nd, and one of the best posted men
on the resources Of the South today,
has just given out an interesting in
terView here, in which he discusses
conditions in that prosperous section.
Mr. Edmonds says:
In the last 80 years the population
of the South has increased 77.5 per
cent, but during the same period the
capital invested in manufactures in
creased $50 per cent, the value of
mineral products 1880 per cent, the
output of coal 1900 per cent, the
value of farm lands and buildings 305
per cent, the resources of national
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down pains would come back, and the
doctor said had female trouble. lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
the only medicine that helped me and /
have been growing stronger ever since
j commenced to take it. / hope it will
help other suffering women as it has me.
You can use this letter. Mrs. CASSIE
LLOYD, New Moorefeld, Clark Co. Ohio.
Read What This Woman Saws:
South Williamstown, Mass. % lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound GER
tainly has done a great deal for me. Be-
lore taking it suffered with baclcacho
and pains In my side. l was very irreg.
ulaT and had bad female weakness.
especially after periods. | was always
tired, SO l thought would try your med
icine. After taking one bottle of Lvd.
T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound !
teit SO much better that | got 3ther
and now | am we'll woman. W. :,
more women would take yoar niedicin,
have told my friends about it. - "re
ROBERT Colt, Box As, South Williams
&ewn, Mass.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL

Regular meeting of the Mayor and
City Council of Americas, April 23rd,
1912. Present, Mayor-protem Bolton,
presiding; Aldermen Riley, White.
Poole and Allen Absent, Mayor Math-
is and Alderman Council
Minutes of last regular meeting
7 read and after correction of that por-
ton as to the reference of the matter
of dog ordinance, to the ordinance
committee, same was approved.
Mr.. w. j. Payne appeared before
Council and requested permission to
pull-off sparing matches in the city
and upon motion of Aid. Allen, matter
was referred to ordinance committee.
Cemetery committee granted further
time on the sale of colored cemetery
lands to Mr.. Thos. Guice.
Ordinance committee granted fur
Their time on ordinance covering max
imum loads to be allowed on paved
| streets, also ordinance in reference to
| distractions in the streets within the
paved area.
Alderman White moved the sus-
pension Of order to pave and curb
sidewalks on College street between
Barlow and Elm Ave, motion prevail
ed.
Application of Mr.. Burke for ex-
change of lands owned by the City at
the corner of Mayo and Forsyth
streets referred to street committee
with authority to act
Following resolution offered by
Aid White:
Resolved; That the paving, curbing
and guttering and grading of the
west side of Hancock street, from Col
lege to Furlow ST., both sides of Jack
son Ave, from College to Hill streets
the west side of Harold from Col
lege to Hill streets, be ordered done
at once and that a grade for the side
walks maintained that will not dam
age the trees, and that the width OF
pavement be five feet. Motion pre-
vailed.
Aid. Allen in the chair and Mayor
protein Bolton offered the following
An Ordinance
Be it Ordained by the Mayor ant
City Council of Americas and it is
hereby ordained by authority of the
Same: That from and after the pas
sage of this ordinance it shall be un-
lawful for the owner, proprietor OF
keeper of near beer saloon pool o;
billiard parlor, to have a screen
stained glass or other obstruction
therein, either in or near the door OF
window of same that will in anywisC
obstruct the full view of the interior
of said saloon, billiard or pool parlor
from the sidewalk on which said sa
loon is situated.
Any person convicted of VIOLATING
the above ordinance, shall be punish
ed as prescribed in Section 10 of tn,
charter.
1t is further ordained; That al
ordinance and parts of ordinances il
conflict with this ordinance be ant
the same is hereby repealed
Upon motion ordinance was adopt
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ed. Rules suspended and ordinance
adopted as whole.
Following recommendation of the
Board of Health read and upon mo-
ton received and adopted:
Called meeting of the Board Vt
Health for Friday at 1920 a. m, April
10, 1912. The following members be-
ing present: DR.. F. A. Thomas, Chair
man; E. G. Parker, D. NJ. Borum, n.
M. Edwards, J. T. McLendon, S. R.
Heys.
RESOLVED: That the stables on
Lamar street known as the Holt Sta
bles" be adjudged in an unsanitary
condition and that we consider the
same as nuisance, and we recon-
mend to the Hon Mayor and City
Council of Americas, that they have
the same torn down at once and have
premises put in Sanitary condition.
Resolution prevailed
We recommend to the Honorable
Mayor and City Council of Americas,
that they have city wagon to go into
the residence portion of the city twice
per month, for the purpose of hauling
away rubbish, ETC., that might be col
lected on the premises. Resolution
prevailed.
No other matter, the Board then ad-
journed.
F. A. THOMAS, Ch'mn.,
S. R. HEYS, Secty.
Alderman Allen moved that Mr.,
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FOR SALE

Five-room house. lot 5Ox16O; $500
Easy payments.
6-Room House, sewerage and bath
large lot; house in good condition
one-fourth cash. $4,000.
Seven-room house, close in, $2.50O
Five-Room House, barn. cribs, ETC.,
3 acres choice land, only $500.
Five-Room House, 2-story, with gas
and sewerage, large lot, $4,000; one
third cash; easy payments.
Come to see me, if you wish to buy
home Or make an investment, il
either city or country property Bar,
gains every day.
p. B. WILLIFORD,
626 Cotton Avenue.
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AMAZING PROGRESS WITNESSED IN THE SOUTH

banks 891 per cent. and the expendi-
lures for common schools sos pei
cent. These figures indicate some.
; thing of the amazing increase in agri-
culture in manufactures and in bank.
/ ing capital as compared with the in.
crease in population.
The value of farm products in the
, South in 1880 was $756,000.OOO. Las
year the amount was over S3.O00.OOO,
600, and was greater by 100000 90,
| Tran the value of all the farm crops
of the United States as late as 1890
The value of exports from Southern
ports last year was $747,OOO,0OO, as
compared with $S57,QOO,O 900 for the en-
tire country in 1890
In 1890 the corn crop of the countr,
was 1,4S9,000,000 bushels. while tn,
corn crop of the South in 1910 wa
100000 bushels. 1t is true that tn,
corn croD of the country in 1890 was
less than the average, but these
figures give an idea of the raDid de
Velopment of corn growing in the
South, when in one year it could pro
duce crop almost as large as even
a. small crop of the entire country in
1890.
The population of the 16 Souther!
states is 100000, while that of the
United States in 1880 was 5O,0O0.0 600
but the capital invested in manufactur-
ing in the South is now $4,000, 000, 900
or 5000 100000 more than the total
capital invested in manufacturing ir
the United States in 1880.
The South now has 100000 more
cotton spindles than the United States
had in 1880 The value of it's mineral
products last year was 1869 ,O00,O 900,
or 100000 more than the value OF
the mineral products in the United
States in 1880.
asst wear the South mined 1t5,000.-
600 tons of coal, while in 1880 the
'"'ted States mined of hituminous and
anthracite coal only 71,4S0,000 tons.
Possibly the most striking illustra-
ton of the increasing wealth of III
South is that, though its population IS
'T.o00.000 less than that of the Unite
States in 1890 the indv'd"ar darosi+
In its national banks exceed the in
ftvidual denosite in the pational bank.
Of the United States in 1880 by $S4.
100000.
'"'tN now snorI for common
SCHOOL education over $4,000. 900, or a
l'tf'e more than the total expenditures
Of the United States in 1880 for com
mon schools.
These facts mo~ol, SHOW what +hn
South has achieved in things that can
be expressed in figures. They do not,
however, show the gain that has been
made in the accumulated ovno~'~'- -c
in the momentum developed, in the
worldwide recognition achieved of the
Souths amazing resources and of the
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the
Sumter Crisp Club" on May End, at
the armory in Americas, at o'clock
p. M, called for the purpose of or
ganizing and electing officers.
If you or any of your friends have
not enrolled your names in the CrisL
Club, do so at the earliest opportunity
as we want you with US. Be sure an(
come. Yours for success
HEADQUARTERS OF SUMTEf
CRISP CLUB.
& W till m2
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Holt be given five days notice to
abate nuisance as recommended by
Board of Health. Motion prevailed
and the Clerk & Treas. instructed to
give proper notice through the City
Marshal
Petition of Miss Sara Wheeler, with
reference to the overlooking of sur
face water from Church street onto
her lot, referred to Street Committee
Claim of John Murray referred to
Water and Sewerage Committee and
City Attorney
Claim of L. o Gammage referred to
City Attorney.
Cemetery report for month OF
March read and received.
Fire Committee, with Aldermen Al
len and Council added, instructed to
act with Chief Macarthur and COM
mittee from Board of Trade, with ref
erence to getting up funds for the
tournament at the meeting of Fire
Chiefs to be held here this summer.
Bill of Americas Gas & Electric Co
for the Arc lighting of the city, quar-
ter ending March 31st, 1912, referred
to Light Committee, for correction OF
reduction account of outage.
All bills properly approved ordered
paid.
NO further business Council ad-
iourned.
H. w. WEAVER, Clerk & Treas.
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TWO WOMEN
TESTIFY
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Did For
Their Health-Their own
Statements Follow.
New Moorefeld, Ohio. -"I take great
pleasure in thanking you for what your

Vegetable Compound
has done for me. /
had bearing down
pains, was dizzy and
weak, had pains in
lower back and could
not be upon my feet
long enough to get a
meal. AS long as l
laid on my back /
would feel better,
but when l would
get up those bearing
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The reason people insist upon liv-
ing in the city is they'd be so much
more contented in the country.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
Gil glninelOclle

bar Ri moOtoget: o%ltncle Snms Gn.
bin, q Storp OF a Rigbtp Np-
iterD". y. 10. Sonni6oI, 6orintter
al qRrotect Dur ShoolS", g56riee
q 8ioneer", Beautiful Qam1ebrog"
etc. - ullncle Soms Cabin" er en-
M Bog al en- fenot 5oriotter. alt,
bbao =. 30. Sonnibol %ifriper, aan.
Der al a9rligbeo til Wenneife, til
Siem, SfoIe airfe og Samfur0et
/ i'm alminOeIiabeo. Der goor en-
iano friiteIig og moralif @runo-
tone 9ennem nGrb9reroe BOG. Oct
er i9rlig Griffeon0et. anmpen to-.
ges op imoO i 6ort9aingens 5orn.
9o8en er itreoen i ct go0t engelif
Sprog, og Der er ret ut0er6oloen0e
og ip9nOenoe unoertioen Iterft
operbebiien0e 9ortier / Ben. 8i an.
beinler BEN paa BET be0ite til Dor
oonIf-ameritonife llng0om. 9ogen
er GIG Si6er. Zen ioos pos 5or.
iatteren ener / 0oniib 2ut6. Bubl.
Sonie, Blair, Nebr., goOt in6bun-
ben / Sbirting Dino Tor $50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
Spar til Mnoreiu Wlellen,
98isbt, 5l.

"a ieg ioo Og Ieite Stpttet
ng6ogle 5onfer" / o0aniferen" ira
t6. San. falot oct mig pllioielig
ino at ifrioe ct Bar Oro / ben Nn'
Looming til Dor fore nrnlOpRrIige
Oaniferen", ct Oro ON, bpor lar.
nemme pore 8ern 6eru0e / Sail.
iornia Mo ppre. Gi bar nenrlig
3 al pore 9grn / SbnOagslfoIen,
nom 0e er meget glade for, % life
bar ieg mprfet noget til. iom Yfr.
Gielien ifrep. at oct me0 De ganle
0onife Upper ifuIOe bqre mere
oonifeIigt at lGre emo oct me0 Ia.
tinife Upper. Seq ipnes, De bar
olere0e lprt begge Sla9s. inOen De
foumer ioo Iongt ON i 9ogeu, iom
DIR. Rielien ifreo ON. Seq for min
Del er GLAD for begae SIa9S, men
bog life minoit ior De gamle BAN
ife, Ga Dor 9ibel bar ben ilmme
SIagS 8pper. % ri oil0e gerne, at
bore gern, noar De bliOer lrot
itsrre, ogiaa fun0e Inie BEN. %
mango andre gooe % IGreri9e 20.
ger me0 iamme SIogs Upper bar oi
run0t ON bore Onnife 9ibIioteter,
ion ieg fon meo beoite Billie fife ie
onOet, emo oct er meget ns0OerOiet,
at bore 9srn Iprer at Inie alt oct,
Der bsrer ir0 u1oer oonif Spro9.
90 Born Der ! Gmerifo er 10 eaers
iooOon noqle floge 9ooe6er. 50,
De fon 10 blibe 9prere og 2Grerin.
Der, naor De er IS q 70 aar, %
lno tole ON, set err for beioprligt at
lore De gotiife 9ogitnber. Seq tror,
BET er ao0t at lore gsrnene ira
imoo al ion meget Onif iom mlrligt
for at foo 2ob til al be6ol0e Dem
/ Dor eaen I. 8. eo. .Iiitb airfe 6por
De fan bIioe oplprt / @uos rene.
uforfoIifeoe 9pre. Waa l6erren foa
SOB til at gipe os 5orpI6re mere
gisOom oa Roo6e til at inoprente
Dem, bpor itor Omiorg ban bar
for Dem, % boor bsit ban eIifer De
imoo.
Me6 5reoens Silien til ole
0oniferen"s 2eiere.
Coma q noerfen,
Ofean0er. Gol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

erfefpoe 9eOpenoiobeoen al en- bur-
tig % reioIut 9an0Iin9 meo Sen.
i'm til afrifos CHARACTERIZATION. Get
er 10, iielge l~lotalelier al frem.
raaenoe @Gn0 9er0en oper, Den
ger0ensOel, Ger for 8i0en bar iterit
Strap pao ben ~friitne airfes 0p-
marfiombeO og siebliffelige 9ielp.
Gen lltrGtteIig6e0 % S~I0fulobeo,
5oorme0 SslomS 8ilb9ngere oriper
Propaganda, bur6e tilifpnOe Sri.
~iten6e0en til at ooogne op til BEL
Zig 0oa0, mere 3roens 6orben %
perionIiot aftipt arbei0e. Mis-
iionsoenner, @uo8 9ern, beo for
@frifol -
Me0 6af til 3eooftoren for 0p.
taaelie1.
0ormo, %. 0af., i 5anlror 1912.
@briiten 3ieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
@arrens, @is.

5 o0oniferen" al 16. 3anror
.. u. itaor ct Stpffe meo ODER.
ifrift oNogle Sonfer", iom ieg
belt igennem fan qioe min 5ililut.
ming. Si0ite Gfteroor, 6o ieg ino-
ierrote NIT contingent for o0on.
%Iferen", omtaIte iea min Mening
ON oct ionrne, iom nu err tommen
frem, men forlan9te oct life optoget
/ glaoet. Oct bar truffet iig, mar
ia fnfrot ct StDffe | ct 6nnif gloo,
ION ieg gerre pil6e babe, mine
Born ifuloe l9ie, ioa bor De let
lot pon Def, men ion iogt: .Ret
5a'r, oi ton ingen Rening foo no
al oct, BET er innoon nogIe lore
gogitaDer, boorfor er De life lipe.
iom / bet ~engelife; ioo funoe pi FOR.
itoa oct" Gen eriaring bar lea
giort. og Oct ifuloe bore mrrfe.
ligt, ON life Ser iful6e fin6es flere
meo inmme Grfnring. - Snorfor
fan bore 0onife 9Io6e life Iige ioa
ao6t bore trpft me6 Iotinife Upper
/ Steoet for meo De ioofoI6te ban.
lie, nonr oct er ion meget Iettere
FOR gsrnene og De unge at l9ie?
Sea fonr iGpnIig Blade ira Dan.
mart. men De er aae meo lotinife
Gpper. pit Solf. Der fommer Der
ooer biemme ira life ifuloe funue
l9ie, bpn6 Der er trnft mco lotinife
Spper, BET pnsier bit life.
6. 8. Bet3oI6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
9iban0m.

unoer bette Gaon bleo Der / u.
0af. FOR omtrent ct aarsti0 lioen
lttftet en- 9eoningemisiionsiorenin
bois Jormoal er at brinae airifo
epangeliet. 6oreningen, Der noe
lutfenoe beitaar al unee, af6oIot
Utisiionsme0e / 8ogene oen 10.
og "A. San. 8. q. pao grorion
Ssiifole, aenmare, unoer itor Del
tngelie, iprlig iioite Dag. Seniia.
ten meo Neoet bar life Blot at
opflomme Snteresien % aprlia.
beoen til SeOningemisiionen, men
ogioa IRrlig at Der oe6 forenet
gsn og SUBS Oros 5orfpn6elie,
ON muligt, mantte fonrnie en- 9af.
felie iblan0t oct unge Nan6ifa6 til
SiGIes 6reIie; og at CUBS gern,
Der oesbprre ina ofte fal6er 6en /
Slsobeo oe 9isesploigbeo, maotte
bliDe ~oponrme0e, mere aan0sfnfote
.og fomrne til aIporli9ere at FOR.
ltoo pligterne og qropet, iom boo.
boiler oct enfelte CUBS Barn. Som
Solere bar Wisiionar :. Diren GA
Boitor 3. 3. aiIoiig. 20 Of Ra.
bopr9fterne bar ogioo in6buot til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
Waibinetun 6pnntD farm til
8potfeb.

On al De be6ite 6orme / Boibina.
ton 80. 200 acres, qo6t inobeanet.
geoite iorte RuI0ioro / 400 StiI.
Bill pro6ucere 60 til 70 gu. Rais
og 40 8u. SDe6e pr. acre so @cres
aIfoIfn iom gioer 100 Cons So
ON aaret. Ger fin6es 10 iprIfiIte
Snobegninger for Spin paa "A Acre
bper. 300 8alnsotrper 80 anr onm.
Ie. @o6t Gus meo Il grreIier.
aploer boooe unOer Suiet oa u0en.
ior. 30 StaIobpgninger, 3 aoSe
S%pinebnie bboraf ct me6 Is afSe.
finger. 0o6belt Corn Crib. aoSt
SsnIebis og ANDRE llObpgninaer.
gGnoiDitem meo gino oa gns No.
tor. en ny 225 Cons .SiIo", iomt
Ssbus. BEL beIiggen6e be6 goitru.
te og 1eIefonlinie 9 Nil RorSpeit
tor Blair. San fsbes for $tt75O
per. acre og er til 0enne 9ris Sen
billigite 5arm / Gountpet.
3ifer & Chambers
Blair, Re6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

St0en Nptoor it0godr Zen more
Vaisiions 8ioenoe" / foranoret
Sfiftelie. 5ormotet er omtrent Dob.
BELT iao itort iom f6r, og Si6erne
er toipolte6e. glo6ets opbDggelige
2pfeItof er forbget, og Me00eleIier
ON Misiionsorbeioet gioes / itsrre
Omfong emo tioligere. nanneret"
irtogoor iom en- afoeGing / Zen
inore Misiions GiOenOe" og bringer
lignenOe 29snfng iom f6r. Sopeo-
blaoet reOigeres al Zen inore Nis.
fions 6ormano, grooit 3elitben, og
vanneret" at BaItor CIR. Sbren-
ien | Gsbenbonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

On 2agemisiionen ing6e 2ege-
missioner 6ru Gagnbil0 8otteberg
beO norife 2eeers ariitelige 5or-
bun0s Me0e / 2nrpit, Norge, iioite
CONNER bl. a.: uNu bar ni / 81
no ODER 400 RisIionslpger, iom
bar cabinet og oobuer Sci for Gban-
geliet, og 6Dis 4rbeioe er me6 til al
bere0e SorObunoen for Or6ets Sob.
Observation-Disclosures foor mere oe
mere 5oritooeIie of 2egemisiionens
8etp0ning. og oct er On ogino oisie,
iom bar uoienot oe unoerboIOer
De fleite 2ngemisi ionprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02


Si0Iigere bar BET Sfif, mere emo
bet er nutil0ags, at iette geiptiere,
iPrlig Door flere 8eie ifiltes. Oct
er eienOommeliet for oisie geipiie.
re, at De bier De peifarenoe gei
uoen ielp at pan6re 8eien. Der
ifitioe bel alorig finoes Wenneifer,
iom ligner ilige 8eipfiere2 Oct er
goot, ON 5orelore bier oeres
9srn Sci ONT 29reren bier line
@leper og grniten line 9iIbsrere
Sci; men itol llnoerpisningen rig
tig frugte, ioo ma @fsempel fsI-
ge llnoerpisning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

Der fortpGes ON 6eiringen al
aarsififtet Deo bet tpite aeiierbof.
Ger bar @uostjeneite / SIotsfnpel-
let. aeiierfamilien meo l~1nOtoeelie
al Gronprinier, bsititnoenoe gm.
beosmRu6 og Meolemmer at ben
beie Abel por til Steoe. 0Derboi.
pr9it Or. teol. Drpni1oer ~prnoife.
De oper Tefiten: vOg Soipa iogbe:
Derpoa futile 5 pi6e, at ben Ie.
penoe Cub er miot iblanot eoer og
fBoI fororipe for e6ers anfigt So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

0fiis Glen u. Stone. Nange
oil minoes, at oenne auinOe for
no9le Aor iioen / 9ulgarien blep
taaen iii 6ange al 3eoere, JON ef-
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