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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16

So carefully is he guarding this evil
dence that he will not even intimate its
nature, except to say that ii will take
Gibson by surprise and is sensa tional.
Garrison was willing to talk of what
he had seen on previous trip which
Gibson and the countess paid to Green
wood lake. The guide said that he and
another man were fishing near the
shore of an island when the boat con-
tanning the accused lawyer and his
companion approached. When about
100 feet away Gibson arose in the
boat. not seeing the fishermen. AT the
same time the woman stood up. AS
he started to step forward. Gibson
urched and fell over the gunwale,
knocking the woman into the bottom.
Garrison said his companion called
to Gibson and rebuked him for endan
gering the woman's life.
Gibson did not reply, but picking up
the oars rowed silently away.
Garrison did not see the woman again
until he tished her body out of the lake.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
GEN. GORDON'S WIDOW
BENEFICIARY OF WILL;
ESTATE WORTH S750,0OO

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 16.-General
William w. Gordon left an estate val
ued at approximately $4,000. The
will has been admitted to probate in
common form in the court of the ordi-
nary Of Chatham county. Mrs. Nellie
X. Gordon. the widow, and Major w.
W Gordon. Jr., and Colonel H. Arthur
Gordon have qualified as executors and
executress. respectively
General Gordon bedueathed his estate
to Mrs. Gordon during her lifetime At
her death the five children are to be-
come tenants of the estate and share
alike. No inventory or appraisement
Of the estate was filed with the will,
The estate consists largely of real es-
tate Most Of this is In and around
savannah. The general owned eXten 70
sive farming interests in jefferson
county. however,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
FOUR KILLED, 40 HURT
WHEN TORNADO HITS
TOWN; LOSS is $500, 900

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Sept l6.-Four
persons are known to have been killed
two are missing, and at least 40 in
jured by tornado that swept the town
Of Salina. adjoining his city. late yes
terday The property loss roughly es-
timated at this time, is fixed at close
to a half million dollars.
The known dead are;
r. II. Elm. of Colamer, 6. w Dopp
Of Fulton. Charles Chapman. Of Gle
ero. and William Madison. Of Sauna
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Mattison, Of syria.
cuse, who we're canooine on Sencca
river Yesterday afternoon, have not yc
been found. 1t is feared that they were
caught in the storm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
GOVERNMENT BEGINS
PROBE OF POSTOFFICE
CHIEFS AT SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. 16.-To
thoroughly sift charges which have
been made against Postmaster Marcus
S. Baker, Jr.. Assistant Postmaster ".
c. Greene and Postoffice Inspector A
j. knight, Inspector L. a. johnson. of
Washington d. c., has started an Of
fetal investigation.
The investigation is not open 10 the
public. johnson explains that unless
the proof develops acts Of a criminal
nature which will call for the inter
vention Of Federal grand jury, he
will conduct the probe quietly.
Postmaster Baker Is away on his va.
cation. He has been recalled, however.
by a telegram
The investigation probably viii la u
ten days or two weeks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
MOTHER OF ENGLISH
SAILOR BOY KILLED
AT SAVANNAH SUES

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept l6.-Mrs.
Ada Mary Ann sherwood, of London.
England. mother Of Herbert sherwood.
the sixteen Year-old sailor on the
steamer Westhampton, who was fatally
injured in the Central OF Georgia rail-
way freight yards in Savannah on June
"a, has filed suit in the city court for
$1,000 damages.
The mother who processes to have
been in large measure dependent
upon the lad for support, charges the
agents of the Central with such neglect
AS makes them liable for the death of
the sailor boy, who was hurt while re-
turning to his ship at Mauhaven docks
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
Backs Down in Its Attempt td
Modify Regulations of the
City Council.
OPEN WAR TO COMPEL
ABOLITION OF NUISANCE
Still Considering Move to Wipe
Out CommiSsion-Fight to
Go to Council.

Fofced to back down by widespread
criticism of its attempt to modify
councils smoke regulations. Chairman
H. NJ. HarWell. of the smoke commits
sion, has called a meeting Of the rules
committee of the commission to rescind
its action.
Inc committee at the same time will
frame new set of regulations for the
guidance of the commission itself
when VIII be submitted to the board
me boards action in modifying the
already light regulations of counciI
governing the emission of. smoke n,
varying density was denounced as -
uSufpation Of authority by MANY conn
ciImen and by City Attorney Mavson
Abolition of the smoke board which
was declared to be standing in the wav
OF reform, was seriously urged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
Gibson Hero of
Goshen Women

GOSHEN. y. Y. Sept. 16.-Attorney
Burton W. Gibson, accused of the muir
der of the Countess Rosa Menschik
Szabo. is. becoming the hero Of this
town.
Women lead the brigade of hero wor-
shippers. Despite the fact that Gibson
is a married man. they are showering
the stolid prisoner with flowers, choice
fruits and other dainty gifts. Today
an enormous bunch Of flowers was
waiting for Gibson when he finished his
breakfast. They were sent by Mrs.
Adelaide Sourts, proprietress of no.
tel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
War to Enforce
Smoke Ordinance.

ouhelIman Charles w. Smith. faith
ef OF the smoke ordinance said toaa.
that while he had not decided vbatba,
ne would introduce an ordinance -
ao"IiSh The smoke commission at tb.,
meeting of council this afterroo,
would begin his fight to see that tbe
Original smoke ordinance is enforced
chairman Harwell declared that
councilman Smith was too hastv in
crlticlSins the smoke commission Ne
SdId mat he was opposed to the actior
oI the commission in amending the cit,.
S''oAe ordinance and that he informed
the other members that such action u.as
HIegaL He added that the commissio,,
uld not want to hinder the moven,a,+
TO abate the smoke nuisance
we came into office inexneriepced ~
ne SAID. We are dealing with com
pick problem We must proceed d.
liberately at first"
councilman Smith held a conference
with city Attorney Mayson TO-DAY. 70
determine the exact legal statns of ~.
smoke law 'iie
ne commission has changed radi.
caIIy the law of council civ Attor.
heY Mayson has ruled that its actior
was illegal. Council Smith intends to
get council to take a definite stand ar
the matter this afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
ASSASSIN SHOOTS
WOMAN DEAD AS SHE
SINGS CHILD TO SLEEP

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Police today are
searching for an Italian assassin who shot
and killed Mrs. Anna Nuccio while she
was singing lullabies TO two Of her seven
children last night
The shot was fired through a window
and the woman pitched forward on the
bed, waking another child who had fallen
asleep The father and four other chill
dren. out on an excursion, arrived at
their home shortly after patrol wagon
and a number Of police reached the scene
Of the shooting
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
BROTHER ACCIDENTALLY
STAYS BOY AT BAILEY

BANLEY, GA, Sept l6-The T.
year-old son of Morgan Simmons, a
farmer living near Bailey. shot his g.
year-oId brother to death with an old
rusty shotgun. which no one thought
was loaded.
The parents of the boys we're away
from home and In playing about the
place the children got the gun 1t was
discharged accidentally the entire load
taking effect in the abdomen Of the
Younger boy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
GIRLS DISFIGURED FOR LIFE
BY PRANK OF A PLAYMATE

ST. LOUIS, Sept 1.-two children
will be disfgured for life as the re-
suit Of the childish prank of year
old John Duboski, who threw carbolic
acid on them. The injured psymates
are Tesly Przystop and Tesly Marcyrn-
kewitz. both 4 years old. Their par
ents believe the boy was told by an
older person TO throw the acid
The Przystop girl was burned about
the head and face, and the other chile
has burns on her left shoulder and neck
None Of the acid got in the eyes o
either child, although Or j. +. Nou.
rocki pronounced their condition so-
rious The Duboski boy has Sigh
burns on his hands.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
VAN. go, SEEKS EDUCATION:
htAOS LATIN BIBLE DAILY

CIV HAVEN, MO. Sept Isl. G
-a.'i'emann, so years old. pioneer mer-
'ducation.
-. DIS studying Latin and every day
chapter from Latin Bible
-7 winter he had tutor in astron-
''"y and other sciences
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
Relatives of Banker Slayer and
Boyce, Victim, FIocking to
Amarillo, Texas.
SHOOTING ADDS TO
LONG TRAGEDY LIST
Man Who EIoped With Texans
Wife Is Shot Down in Street
by the Husband.

AMARILLO. TEXAS, Sept. 16.-City
and county officers today have estab-
,isbed strict surveillance to prevent
snv outbreak of the Sneed- Boyce feud
here, since the gathering of the mem
hers OF both families following the kill
ing late Saturday of AL Boyce by John
Bes1 Sneed Fears that the family diff
aculty may break out into an open
battle between the members of the two
families are entertained by the authori-
ties The three brothers of Al Boyce,
Linn. Will and Henry, are here. To-
1ay they wired for other relatives and
staunch friends to hasten to Amarillo.
Joseph sneed, Johns brother, and j.
H. sneed, an uncle. arrived late yes
terdsy ]. r. Snyder. father of Mrs.
Lena Sneed. whose elopement with
Boyce started the trouble that ended in
the killing of two men, is expected to
arrive today from Roswell, n. NJ. Sny-
der. during the trial of his son-in-law
for the killing of elder Boyce. sided
with Sneed. and declared he believed
his daughter insane
J. H. Bowman, Sneed's brother-in-
lew, of Plano, Texas, was also expected
.oday The members Of the two fami
res are said to be armed
John Sneed, in his cell in the Potter
county Jail, showed indifference to the
tragedy of Saturday. He held num-
Der OF conferences with his attorneys,
ate three hearty meals Yesterday and
smoked number of cigarettes Armed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
Add to Long
List of Tragedies.

Inc killing Of Boyce is the latest
rage incident in long list of TRACE
uleS which began last January when
MIS- Lena Sneed ran away with Boyce
rom a sanitarium in Fort Worth. where
SHe had been placed by her husband for
nervous troubles.
hoEce ca fried with him 100000. The
couple went to st. Louis and New York
ana were arrested in Winnipeg, Cam
ada
Sneed met the young mans father in
ro't Worth and killed him in a quarrel
over the elopement.
At Sneed's trial here last winter a
.uhg jury resulted. and his second trial
'or this crime had been get for No
'ember II
'oHoWlng closely on the trial came
me news Of the tragic death of Sneed's
''ner' who was murdered by an insane
s"snt in the postoffice at Georgetown.
me demented farmer, who was pos
'sSeo Of the idea that Mr.. Snoed mad
'He MIN an injustice regarding his
" and. then committed suicide.
since the trial the movements of thu
"'lpals in the case have been kept a
'st 10 avoid notoriety.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
Slew Eloper In
Front of Church

sneed, slayer OF Captain A. S. Boyce
and principal in the Boyce- Sneed feud,
late Saturday shot and instantly killed
Al Boyce, who eloped with Sneed's wife
last January. The killing took place in
'front.' Of the Methodist church here.
Sneed. disguised as a hunter, wearing
oyeralls and a false beard, lay in wait
Tor Boyce behind corner of the
church. He carried his gun in a long
covered box. He fired one charge at
close range
Boyce died few moments later and
of1cers easily captured Sneed and com
mitted him to Jail. Sneed for a week
had rented small shanty near the
church.
Mrs. Boyce mother Of the victim, is
Frustrated and may die.
only few weeks ago Mrs. Lena
Sneed and her husband had become
feconciled and were supposed to be liv-
ing peaceably in Georgetown. Texas. 1t
was not known that he was in the city.
So completely was he disguised that
hoyce, who had returned week ago
rom the ranch he was running in
western Canada, did not recognize him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
THE WEAT H r

Forecast for Georgia.: Local show
.rs Monday; Tuesday probably fair.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-16
Sensation Promised
In New Evidence.

or to District Attorn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28

Cipriano, y los bOgas no Sc hicierot
rogar para continuar el yiaje, vi
goriZados por ell puro tintO del ad-
miniStrador. Ell sol no desmentia
ser de verano. Cuando las riberas
10 permitian, Lorenzo y yo para de-
Sentumecernos, para disminuir ell
peso de la canOa, en- pasos de pehgro
confesados por los bogas, andabamos
por algunas de las orillas cortos tre-
chos, Operaci0n que ALI Sc llama pla-
year; pero en- tales casOs el tenor de
tropezar con alguna guascoma de
que alguna chonta Sc lanzase sobre
nosotros, como los individuoS de csa
familia de serpientes negraS, rolllzas
y collarejas acostumbran, nos hacia
andar pOr las maleZas mas con lbs
ojos que con los pies.
Era in1til averiguar 81 Laureano
Y Gregorio eran curanderos, pues
apenas hay boga que no 10 sea y que
no lleve consigo colmillos de muchas
clases de viboras contras para va
rias de elias; entire las cuales figuran
ell guaco, los bejucos ataja-sangre,
siempreviva, zaragoza, y otras hier
bas que no nombran y que conservan
en- colmillos de tigre y de caiman
ahuecados. Pero este no basta para
tranquilizar los viajeros, pues es
sabido que tales remedies sueles ser
inefeaces algunas veces, muriendo
ell que ha sido mordido despues de
pocas horas, arrojando sangre por
los poros, y con agonias espantosas.
Llegamos San Cipriano. En- la RI
bera derecha y en- Ell angulo forma-
do por Ell rio que da el nombre del
sitio y por el Dagua, que parece re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
l. ARG

Rufna, que Sc habfa bajado a ala
barme a Dios", observe riendose,
que mas grandes las habian matado
algunas veces
-5Donde encontraron esta? le pre-
gunte.
En- la orilla, mi amo, ALI Ell ell
chiquero, me contest0 senalandome
mn arbol frondoso distante treinta
varas de la casa
Ii jCuando2
A la madrugadita que Sc fue SUI
hermano viaJe, la encontro armaa,
Y el trajo para sacarle la contra. La
companera no estaba ALI, pero hoy
la vi y el la topa manana.
La negra me refrio en- seguida Que
aquella vlbora hacia dano de esta
manera: agarrada de alguna rama
o beJuco con una una fuerte que tie
ne en- la extremidad de la cola, en-
defeZa mas de La mltad del cuerpO
sobre las roscas del resto; mientras
la presa que acecha no lie pasa
distancia tai que solamente extendi-
ola con toda su lonitud, la culebra
pueda alcanzarla, muerde La vic
TINA la trae asi con una fuerza in
vencible; 81 la presa vuelve aleiar-
Sc a distancia precisa, Sc reptile el
ataque hasta que la vlctima expira:
entonces Sc enrolla envolviendo el
cadaver y duerme asi por algunas
horas.
Casos han ocurrido Ell que cazado-
res bogas Sc salven de ese genero
de muerte asiendole la garganta d
la ylbora con entrambas manos o lu.
ehando con ella hasta ahogarla,
arroJandole una ruana sobre Ia ca,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28

JORGE lSXzxlGa M

unde, como reyes de la Selva, empi.
naban sus copas sobre ella para di-
visar algo mas grandioSo que ell de
sIerto: la mar leJana.
La navegaci6n iba haciendose cada
vez mas penoSa. Fran casi las diez
cuando llegamOS Calle Larga. En-
la ribera izquierda habia una cho-
sobre gruesoS estantillos de guaya-
can, MADEIRA que, como es sabido, Sc
petrifica en- la humedad; asi estan
los habitantes libres de las inunda-
clones y menoS Ell familia con las Vi
boraS, cuya abundancia y diyersidad
sou el terror y pesadilla de los via
jeros.
Mientras Lorenzo, guiado por los
bogaS, iba disponer nuestro almuer-
20 en- la casita, permaneci en- la ca
noa preparandome para tomar un ba-
no cuya excelencia dejaban prever
las aguas de cristal. Mas no habia
contado con los mosquitoes, pesar de
que sus venenosas picaduras les ha-
clan inolvidables
Me atormentaron a su sabor, ha-
ciendole perder ell baiio que tome, La
mitad de su orientalismo salvaje. FL
mis- de los negroS, los dificulta sin
color otras condiciones de la epider
duda contra esos tenaces y hambien-
tos eneaigos, pues segui observando
que apenas Sc daban por notificados
los bogas de su existencia Loren
20 me trajo almuerzo la canoa, ayu-
dado por Gregorio, quien Sc las daba
de buen cocinero, y prometi6 para ell
dia siguiente un tapado.
: Debiamos llegar por la tarde San
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
N2Hi2 :

gOcijarse con su encuentrO, estaba
la casa alZada sobre postes en- me-
dio de un platanal frondOso No ha-
biamos saltado todavia a la playa y
va Gregorio gritaba:
Ma Rufna! Aqui soy yo. Y en-
seguida: Jdonde cogi6 esta viejota?
-Buena tarde, no Gregorio, res
pondio una negra joven asomandose
al corredor.
Me tiene que da posada por-
que traigo cosa buena.
-S1, se1o, suba pue.
u Mi companero2
En- la Junta.
-5 TIC Bilbian2
-Asina no mano GregOriO.
Laurean di6 las buenas tardes a
la casera y volvi6 a guardian su ST.
lencio acostumbrado.
Mientras los bogas y Lorenzo sa-
caban los trastos de la canoa, yo es-
taba flo en- algo que Gregorio habia
llamado "viejota, sin hacer otra
observation: era una culebra, grue-
sa como un brazo fornido, como de
tres varas de larga, de dorso aspero,
color de hoJa SEGA salpicada de
manchas negras, barriga que pare
cla de pleas de marfl ensambladas,
cabeza enorme y boca tan grande
como la cabeza misma, nariz arre-
mangada y colmillos como uiias de
cato. Estaba colgada por ell cuello
Ell un poste del embarcadero y las
aguas de la orilla jugaban con su CO.
la.
-iSan Pablo - exclam6 Loren
20 fjandose en- 10 que 70 veia,i due
animalote
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-28
Revista Comercial
! Cotizaciones del Mercado

Precios mIm de los artfculos que Sc
detallan en- almacen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26

tes, at Der ifnIOe iioes noget frof.
tigt, foriifre0e ban mig, at oi mi
bar / 6or9aarOen til $eIoeoe. Seq
iOore0e, at iee piOite life ioo neie
9eifeO 0erom, Oa iee alorig bapoe
oGret Der. Get tog nGiten geiret
fra bonl, thi 6on ipnes 10 at pere
iao bel IofoIiierpt Der, iom ON 6an
bapOe tooet 9omeiteo6 Der.
@noelig nooeOe pi Cos 4n9eles
efter en- Cur 9ennem ct ion 6enri.
OenOe 2onoifob, at ORD life fon be.
itrioe oct, men bn ieg aIIigepeI far
Qgt til at fortele liot 6eroir, ioo
eoOt ie9 fon. oil je9 oemme oct til
nGite Sang, tbi MI er ieg Der /
Cos Gn9eIos % bar oct 9oOt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26
.. I. Gul6ertion 5. 15''Sili 1912.
@aa 2onofomiteens Ge9ne.
:. 3. ailoiig.
Csina ct Orb ON ocn npc aOloni

Com napnt al 4Saitor ailOiig oar
lea en- al Dem, iom ioa nuonte
2anoitrefnin8 % set par en- itor
Ooerrnitele for mig, at Der enbml
fanotcs ina qoOt 9anO ina npr peO
8Den.
Sea ifaI life fer 6eoione snn0.
6eoen al, 6pno 9aitor ailoiia bar
i%freDet, Oet 6d6oDeS npppe; men
fun tilisie: Der er N . Ell PM
%leonina til at ioo ct tort StDffe
9ono for cirfo 3 9ents pr. 9(cre.
0enie Gnle6ning parer fife lenge,
% BET er mooife BEN ii0ite Wlulig.
6eo ior en- aoloni 6er paa oisie
Gene.
9aitor ailoiig ifrioer: 5 2ebet
al 3 q 4 Moaneoer piI set uoen
Sniol bore goaet ie9 tilfsier /
2ebet al 3 a 4 Tiger niI Ell Gel al
2on6et pGre 9onet, og bliner bette
life taget al 9auife, oil aolonien til
9els bore eoeIo9t iom Oonif aoloni.
Som 6erfor Or tie Eirs'
/ Gng.
gpoml ina meget: 9aitor aiGO.
fig 9lemte pitt at meo0ele: aoIonien
liaoer Iigge miOt ime0em Dane BAL.
lep oa Siouep, oa fan fao ioreIebie
prGiteIio 9etienine ira Ell of Oisie
aalo.
g@rbeoiait
RieIs 0umffoo.
Sionep. IS. Sitli 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26
fon % foo inbtI[ 70 Mooneber.

ton % foa inOtil IL Noone0er, I.
CTS. en- 9fono bif Tile / au9uit
1912, ban ifol oa ilptte ilrO / 5ebr.
1918. alimaet tiao0er fife at fIpt.
te @ltitru, Born eller areaturer el-
Ter bpg9e 6uS o. Stal0; ban mo.
fer oct / 6orueien % anieger ON
@enitono - 6og fife mere emo II
MooneOer ira Den Ooto, ban bar
ofileo". 6oem iom fun toger $50
9(cres, fomner mo UNDER Den al
minoeGiee Somelteaolop, Der er ufor.
ororet, fun at ser oproooes up" pno
8 aor, og at Ei6en reorles ira ben
Gi6, man flntter poa 9an0et.
RegnfoGoet / oct omifreone 2on0
er fIom fs(aer:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26
(6ortipttes paa SIDE 81
Narsberetningen 1912
Inn ncntns fnrAin iiAit / 9tli

fan bcntcs fGroig init / 5nlt.
81 pnifer, iuu oiot muIigt, IN
Oen oen GiO at 6ape / San6e 8arti-
beitiainger ira enbuer @enigbeb
ener girfIom6e0 i Snmhlnoet, iaa
9ooen fan bGipe ipreot run0t !
Siemmene, ina mart Sen u0fommer.
3eriom Der life allereoe er in6.
eaoet 9eItilling ira 0eres are0S,
ian lnO os foo ben me0 BET alIer.
@ferite.
Dan. 9utb. &nbI. &ouf.e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26

6iliammlen 1871 CONNER Regn
ira Den 1. Mug. 1911 til oa me6
4. Sui 1912.
@r. SO. Mat6ems, gitG6ertion,
Wontona oil locate o4omeiteo0"
Ssaere for Ell Detailing al $25
bper, eaer $40 for boer apart al
naar Here 9erioner fommer
/ 6eIae og taeer boer en- baIp Sec
ton; men 9onOiBgere moa ielb be.
tale for Alttdmobil. gn 9(uto-
mobile 0erlto foiter $12, men noar
Ser er Here / 6elge, fan Be 10 oele
ltoaffterne til 9eret6iet imeIIem Jig,
'Soa pi0t leg peo, foiter BET mn $40
at file paa $50 acres % $25 at
file poo 800.
Mr. Sam 6rpbling pil - ON
nogen 6nifer oct - gaa meO 2ar0.
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Mr.. Mat5elp5 ON 9nfonitti0en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

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