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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-12
NOTES OF A PAID AMATEUR
BY BOHEMIAN BULGeR.

els Philip Assa
oo The Peerless Hitter Of The Poison hsas
"a
fer entitled did
nre @ nssed " M Tskns HE mug u beer he sped around the bases
He
Ap Just nrsman
he made baekw.ra
That V probably ssrs
NATIONAL LEAGUE MGETiNo STILL WITH W.
A. 70 the National League mee'nx sn going with excitement
the National Charley psomisd
but II eaisvsd even that oins hs'' viii net b. SUFFICIENT
automobile
THEY "iRIsH vERs" TONIGHT. hEIPI
q q the eisnd
Callahan. MCoraw.
THE JOKE 10: he Doesn't OWN
wers you'll astu HARLEY he demanded.
"out with he
"wcn on vs,Ch
Ia frightened look
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-12

BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS,
EMRiEE ITN Ni! E,I SSaiiGI A..
THE DAN CTRS eos
'XxX4itiS WiDs h9S21F ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
BIG SUM INVOLVED
IN INJUNCTION SUIT

Judge Galloway this afternoon is
hearing an application for an injunc.
tion by 60 citizens of Tillamook, which,
if granted, will restrain the city coun-
ell of Tillamook from paying to the
Warren Construction Company $2O4,,
600 as the contract price for paving
laid in that city in the past year. The
applicants allege that the pavement was
not laid according to contract.
There is a suit pending against the
city of Tillamook which was brought
by the taxpayers of the city, the com
plant filling over 100 typewriter
pages The pavement was laid by the
Warren Construction Company, which,
according to the complaint, insist up.
on the collection of the amount. The
complaint cites that the defendant com.
pany failed to comply with the pro.
visions of the contract, and therefore
is not entitled to the stipulated price,
The application would also include in
the injunction an order restraining the
city from accepting any portion of the
pavement.
A separate action is also pending
which was brought by the Warren Con.
structiOn Company against the city to
collect $4,000, or so per cent of the
contract price Of the pavement laid.
Attorney G. G.. Bingham is one of the
representatives of the citizens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN
TO MAKE SALEM DRY

The campaign to put Salem among
the dry cities Of the country will be
openly launched early next week, ac-
cording to William II. Trindle, secre.
tary of the Municipal Improvement
League, who is one Of the leaders in the
dry movement.
Since announcing the campaign some
weeks ago the league has been busy in
quiet way fortifying itself financially
In this it has been successful To make
further preliminary preparations for
open warfare a meeting Of the execu.
tive committee of the league will be
held in the office Of Mr. Trindle in the
Sleeves building at 4:30 o o'clock today.
More as means Of showing prestige
than as a necessity, petitions for the in.
itiation of the election will be circuat.
ed next week, Approximately j75
names is the legal requirements for ini-
tiative petitions here, but it is the ex.
pectation of the league members that
fully three times that number can be
procured without difficulty.
Petitions, however, asking for an
election are not necessary, under the
Salem charter. The election can bo
called by the special charter amend.
ment that is provided for within tho
charter itself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
SOCIETY
Continued from page A.

Charles Durbin, in Vancouver, and with
friends in Portland.
-
Mr.. A. W. Tallington left for his
home in Grangeville, Idaho, last Mon,
day, after passing a week with Mrs
r P. Talkington and her daughter
Miss Cora Talkington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Staley have for
house guests Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Pow.
ers miss Lucille Staloy) who arrived
last Sunday morning and will make
their home in this city,
Mrs. r. s. Lamport is home after a
pleasant visit with friends in Los An,
geles and San Francisco.
Miss Franc Newman will attend the
Junior party at Oregon Agricultural
College.
Friends are cOngratulating Mr., and
Mrs, A. f, West upon the birth of a
big baby boy, James Oswald, March
twenty.sixth, nineteen hundred and
thirteen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
SNAP FOR INVESTORS

Six.roOm house and eight lots, rents
for $40, has never been idle. Fruit,
berries, grapes, etc, Small barn and
chicken house. This block will accom-.
modate 10 houses; capital opportunity
for party who wishes to build "for rent
or sale" houses Owner has other in.
terests and will take $4,000 if sold at
once Terms, if desired. Ask for Mr..
Pettyjohn.
We have a party who desires mod
ern house of seven or eight rooms, not
over $4,000, South Salem preferred. Has
some cash and two lots in Portland to
trade in. Will make substantial month,
ly payments. Ask for Mr. PettyjOhn.
BECHTEL & BYNoN,
BAT State st. Tel. Main 452
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
An EpldemIc of Coughing

Is sweeping over the town and young
and old are alike affected Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is a quick,
safe reliable family medicine for
coughs and colds A. s. Jones, Of Lee
Pharmacy Chico Calf, says: "I con-
slider Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound has no equal, and is the one
cough medicine can recommend to
my friends, as containing no narcotics
or other harmful properties" Refuse
all substitutes and take only Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound Dr. Stone
Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

Portland will soon have a large Scot
tish pipe band, uniformed in the Cor
don Tartan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

Charles Durbin, in Vancouver, and Will
friends in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
Jim Wilson

Five acres, all clear, good Groom
plastered house, new barn, 200 fruit
trees selected; close in on a fine road.
Price for short time, $1,000. Terms,
Fve.room house, barn and two lots
one block from store and carline, two
blocks from high school. Price $llO0,
but if taken soon can be had for $1,000
sIOO cash, balance $40 per month. This
is a good buy, as the lots are worth all
l ask for the property.
Forty acres all clear, 31a miles from
Salem on fine road; only $l65 per
acre.
Twenty.one acres, all clear, fair house
and barn. a.acre orchard, mostly prunes,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

3la miles southwest of Turner, in the
fruit district; only $780,
One hundred and five acres, 60 clear,
poor buildings, three miles from town
and railroad. Price, $50 per acre, in.
cluding stock, crop, farm implements,
etc
Five acres improved, Broom house,
good barn and outbuildings, on main
road, threefourths mile west of West
Woodburn. Price $3.50.
Some very fine lO.acre tracts in Wal
do Hills, ~ miles east of town and
railroad on main road. Price 800 per
acre, 1900 cash, balance $40 per month;
10 per cent discount to the first one to
build a house.
| advertise nothing but bargains.
Jim Wilson
14l North High
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
G. A. R. Burial.

Members of Sedgwick Post are re.
quested to attend the burial services
of our late Comrade Robert Chambers,
at Rural cemetery, Sunday, March 80,
at $3.50 p. m.
r. c. Haley, Commander; D. Web
ster ,adjutant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
Leyees Are Holding.

Cairo, Ill, March 29,-Although the
river here is rising rapidly, the levees
have been strengthened and the resi-
dents of the town expect to be able to
take care of the high waters without
outside assistance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

immediately after he has declared
that he would not say a word, the aver
age distinguished man, without any
urging, talks some,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
MUSICAL NOTES

CONTINUED from page 81


, Portland is rejoicing over the pros.
pect of hearing Madam Clara Butt, the
English singer who is recognized as the
greatest living cOntralto, and some
critics rank her as the greatest con.
tralto in musical history, The singer
was born in Southwick, Sussex, Eng.
land, in eighteen seventy.three,
Portland will soon have large Scot.
tish pipe band, uniformed in the Cor.
don Tartan,
Miss Estella Gray, who appeared
with the Gray Concert company Octo.
Der twenty.tihrd, as first attraction on
the Star Lyceum Course, is in Berlin,
Germany, for study accompanied by
her mother. Miss Gray has received
much attention from distinguished mu.
sicians, who give her the greatest en-.
couragement concerning her voice.
The last concert of the Portland
Symphony Orchestra will be given in
Portland tomorrow afternoon, with Mr..
George e. Jeffry, conductor. German,
Norwegian, Italian and English com.
posers will be represented on the pro.
gram. The Beethoven symphony in D
major, No 2, Op &c. will be played, in
addition to a program Of excellent
numbers,
At her semi.monthly musical teae last
week Miss Helen Calbreath, in Port
land, presented the following program
"Dell's Dream" (Orth) Virginia Dab.
ney; "Prixies on Horseback" Rather
inc Kubli; "Humoresque" (Dvorak)
Margaret Kubli; Sonata (Haydn), Mar
jury Volheim; "Rustle Of Spring
(sinding), Margaret Kneisly; "wa
rum" (schumann); Nocturn Chopin
Crystal Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

Many a smart girl has cought hus-
band by posing as a man hater
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29
The Society Editor.


= Behold the society editor!
Think of the things
That she must write;
Think of the doings
By day and by night;
Think of the parties
And dances, too.
Think Of the worry
That she goes through.
y Names and initials
Must always be right,
The time and the place
Forever in sight;
Adiectives, adjectives,
Oh, for a score!
Beautiful,
" Elegant
Others galore.
Tell how the table
Was covered with flowers,
Speak Of the ribbons
And roses and bowers;
y Who was the hostessi
Name every guest
Who we're assisting,
And how they were dressedH
Who won the honOrs,
If bridge was the gamel
Who was invited'
Please give every name.
Pity or, pity,
The woman who goes
. To write Of receptions
And dances and clothes
Hers Is the lot
Which no one would choose
= Writing and writing
. Sosiety news.
Spokesman Review.
H4E sEEs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-22
DAILY COMMENT ON PEOPLE AND THINGS

JAIL NOlVl4VlElN yin
In regard to the ThaW case, faint
it funny what a difference just hunk
of dough makes?"
If a poor man had pulled off the
same kind of an escape he would be
in the pen in straight jacket or SOL
itaTy confinement by this time.
But then a poor man couldn't pull
the SAME KIND of an escape. How
could he get by the guards and where
would the automobile come from to
make the dash for liberty?
Our idea of nothing at all is the
gentleman who rises early, struts in
to the bawthroom with his little curl
ing iron and cUrls his mustache.
At Bloomington, Ind, a severe
storm blew in and ripped down
large circus tent and wrecked the
seats. Evidently the excitement, as
well as the circus, was intense.
Gov. Dunno has refused to COM
mute sentence of Evelyn Arthur See,
high priest of the absolute Life"
cult, who was sent to the pen for the
abduction of Mildred Bridges. Cheer
up, Evelyn, many a shoemaker has
won "out" by sticking to tn last.
SuIzer out, Murphy to FrawIey.
Loud kicks against the decision.
Glynn now at bat.
Growers charge that the Chicago
market lets foods rot. Considering
the number of poor in the city who
barely have a meal a day there is a
lot Of humanity in that-NOT.
Gosh! Vincent Aston has organic
ed fire department. We didn't know
he had anything to burn but money.
Mr.. Hearst, please note: "If your
goin' t. sing your own praises you'd
better learn to play your own ac-
compartments.
On a new brand of shaving cream
a notice on the box says: mo Mug
Required.S What the dickens is
I'll
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-22


on weight and measure.
A feature of the Electric Clubs
picnic at SheTmerviIle Thursday was
a "slit skirt race" Mrs. L. G. Jones
won by silt"
1t may not be so, but we'll bet every
baseball team has a Cy and RUDE.
It's the hand that used to rock the
cradle that rocks the London shop
windows.
Lester Brown was fishing at
Columbus, O., and caught a snake
wearing a diamond ring tight around
it's neck. Maybe the son-Of-a-gun
was engaged.
And, say Lester! What portion of
a snake is the neck. It all looks like
it to US.
Asked to announce a day for pub
lie prayer for rain, Gov. Hodges of
Kansas says he believes in prayer
but not in the case of drouth or flood.
Maybe Hodges is a blizzard prayer
only.
A Los Angeles cigarmaker has
been fined $40 for following an X-ray
gown to see what was IN 1t. This
near-sightedness is an awful afflic-
ton.
Aviator Mason is reported taken
by Huerta's men. Now, what would
you do to a fellow who had for
months been trying to drop bombs
on you? Yes. So would we.
King Georges speech to parIia-
ment was "colorless," tbs ANNOUNCE
ed. Very likely. There hasn't been
much color about George since the
women folks got after him.
California is on a better financial
footing than ever before in her his
tory. Has $18,OOO,OOO cash on hand.
Comes from letting women take
hand in it.
With a nice little corner in corn,
jim Patten says he's ready to pay
another $4,000 fine for cornering
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Nnt gpaer.

Sra eamIe Gage" 9rsoreme.
niebeoens Siitorie. ai 5. grooer.
fen. elegant inob. $500.
rSsren aierfeeaar6s llnsoom".
af 8nIoemor GmunoIen. 5 On.
iIog so Cts.
.,9oriet / gibeIens % 2inets ems.
af 6. g. 2arien. ) OmIIoe $3.50
,@niienbusprGiten gnenoI6 gpoIo"
og Den pietiitiife genneeIie | as.
benbapn | bet IS. aorbunoreoe
@eo 8. @~raperIen. 3 Cmfloa
40 Cts.
,Solmeoiateren Thomas Qingo".
On folfelig 5remitilling peo 8.
Grooerien. Meo aineos SoImer ON
Seiu 2ioeIic oe Geb. 5 SmiIaa
40 Cts.
,9nnIf StormGno~ fra be ienere
anrbunore6er / 5efit og 9iIleoer
vi 6. 3. Ga gour o. anlo ia.
brieiiis. lloeiDet unoer Neouirf.
ming of en- areos Of 6orinttere
ct 9rogtb9rf. pris $1,000.
s@iIliam gronot~ 5ortraing al
2nuriis geterien. Rp uogope.
Smitft mob. $t.20.
rcsiIe1onen" og IS 5errensS foIe"
70 GortGIIinger for nofsne og
gern of 2niIra @~oricbenius.
terinoen
Reo SIIuitrdtioner Of 5orfotter.
inben. gris | DmfI1g 90 cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
&srreipon0ancer
end Wis.

ct. 9eters MeniBbeos llngooms.
ioreuing tillige meo llnsoomsfore-
ningens WeoIemmer / 0iiIItoiDn
o~oerraifeoe gait. s. arosb Seuou-
gen Den s. SUM- i anIeoning al
bans Al liars 5soielsoaa, % beo
oenne 2eiligbeo operrafte be BAN
no9Ie Imutfe % nDttige @enitanoe.
arogb taffe0e De unge for @aberne
og Eiliteoenarelien. o8 Stibeni
9ofmitrup, iom Tor Eioen boIoer
9leligionsfole / 9liatoun, taIte j
9agens anleoning nrrmeit til De
nn1e, iom ban0e taget Rloos paa
@rusplqnen / 8rpiteus Saoe; Der
eiter ierbereoe Fat. arogb See
cream til De unoe. 6Icre al be gI-
ore bar oaiaa til Steoe og bauoe
meObroot aafie oe Sage, ioa Di
baboe Ell lpffelig eftermioOag.
Ssnoagen ben 8. SUM bleD I
Gomilicr o. TO nnge 9an6 optoo-
ne / ct. 9cters Nlenig6eO. gi on.
fer benz oae biertelig beIfommen
til at belle airfens og Meuigbeoens
Booer meo os.
Ssnoagen Den %. SUM babOe
9oit. arog6 og en- Del Of Menis.
beoens Iamilier en- bpffelig Sam-
menfomIt Dos $. q. Gbriiteniens,
fom Ieber i oeres Gniombeo. %
oct par Iiffert en- OpIipelie for De
aanlIe og iiGr for Mrs. Gbriitenien,
Tom pao bet %nqrmeite er biplpeles
og fan life fIptte fig uoen peo 3ialp
af arpfferne. Sun fan life TOM
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
st lille Winoeoro
C5ortiot ira SIDE A.

ga, boor Ri bleb glaze, og bill
fe belize elmer oelte Ri bog | De
Bar Gage nn0er Garsmsoet. Sans
Sboger Soenien loo BAN bente bber
4ften og bragte bon1 iii Neoe bner
Moreen. @onoag aften, en- goo
5ime fer hans 9so. tog hi Ell re-.
renoe afifeo paa 2utber College.
@ito oeIiiane BAN .og olle bans
fore, Suitru, gern 90 sorigeSlpgt-
hinge. Seq bloc gerre I bette Iine
og fattige MinoebIao al init 9ierte
bebione bans Suitri, 9srn o9 90.
rige Sl9et min bierteIise 3eltaael.
Re / oeres onbe % imerteliae Cam.
Sorg ber Der life bore, en- aommeI
beIIig Striosmono er fIaot biem
a9re @enner: oSsger ei for
Dem, Tom fore Meo @llos 6reo /
8rabens ESQ.
Serren CINE os Noaoe til at
gIemme oct. iom Iieaer bneoeb og
r9ffe efter oct. Tom er foran, %
Ianleoes lie mob IooIet til oct
afenooie, Tom herer til Subs aalo
berobenfro / ariItus SeIus Dor Ser.
re-. Sil. 8, t3-f4.
aariitus. bbiIfen @orgenrsOe.
Mtanqe merfe Elmer,
Ioar hi. fenenoe og osoe.
Wgoes meo nor Serre far
$. ;. 0abIftrem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
9anift Ysatr IT life bpre.

I. Napoleon SOnnpnrte. af G..
Wnrco De Saint.S iInire meo 81
Iuitrntioner al famtioiee aunit.
nero. 20 imuffe gino meo til.
iammen 500 Sioer. aebenbann
1912. Dor gris for gRrfet fun
S1.50.
2. 2anbsbpbsrnene. af .. 9. Sn,
gemnnn. TIC Sioer | foliot
Sbirtingsbinb. Nu fuh 80 9ts.
3. Snsemanns biftoriife NOmaner:
rgaloemar Seir", Grill Wen.
peos @arnoom", .aons Grill og
De freoIsie", oa ~prins DITTO.
Sire fmuffe gino: aomponeret
Sbirting meo @ulotrpf til.
iommen MI fun $500.
A. Cliper 5iuiit. Samfunosromon
of CHARLES 9icfens. gaa Gonif
peo grof. Bib. Wsner. 349
Sioer. SoIiot Sbirtingsbino.
pris so Gts.
3. ~ltobalete grrfer al Charles Did.
ems. SnoeboIoer: .gIeaf Souie"
rgor Gnlles Ben" og ~Strenge
aioer". Sem Win6 | SaIp.S shirt.
ing meo @nIotrpf. TiIimmmen
1888 Sioer. Dor Eris for belle
D9rfet $3.50.
6. sGn Qriiten". 0itiosifiIorins
fra 2onbon Of &ou Gaine. lib.
fommer poa Donif | 1912. 480
Siber ! fmuft o. ftrrft Sbirtines.
bino trpft l bpibf. pris $1.OO.
0aniib 2ntb. EnbI. &onie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
llngoomsmpoe.

Rortb 9afota areos kingdoms.
iorbuno afboIoer, ON SUD bill, tit
0elegeret aorsmeoe | 8rinitotis
oanife, eo..Iutb Neniebeo, aen.
mare. q. 9af., / Gogene 1870.
Sui. aae De IofoIe llngoomsfor.
eninger beoes laoe fig repr9iente.
re peo GeIegater, % ale lrlge uoen
llnotageIie iuobDoes berpeo til at
oeltoge / Reoerne.
Tanfefproe: Bore Ssnner
maa pare iom 9Ianter, Der ere
TONNE til 6~rooiabeo / oeres ling.
bonn; bore 9etre iom SisrnepiIIer,
Der ere uobugne eiter 9emplets
StiI". (0i. i'd, 12.)
9na llngoomsiorbunoets gegne,
5. 8. aiI6fig, b. t. 5orm.
aenmore. q. 8of., Sumo 2, 1913
Srinitntis Wenigbeos llneooms.
f%orening inobpoer berDeo poa oct
bierteIigite ale til at fomnie til
Weoet. Som mango meo gen ON,
at Serrens rige geIiieneIie moo
bare ooer Reoerne.
pon 5orenin9ens geene.
2nurins 9eteren. Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02

me CUBS gus; men bun er 10
ogiaa ooerifreoet De so. Gbriften.
len og Suitru er M De eIoite Meo.
lemmer / Dor Menigbeo.
9~ninoerne bopoe til oenne Sam.
meufomit meobragt Safe % ao9e.
&eiret par mutt oe oarmt, iaa ri
par ioriamlet noe / oct orenne uit-
ser Sfooens ifuegefuIoe aroner,
boor 5ioeu elf meo Gang oe Cant
taler. RaIt. aroeb opIuite en- ifeH
6ortGaipg. en- 0rem al en- al Ser
rens trofaite 9ienere, % Dor 0ele-
gat iortaIte os Iiot ira SamiunoetS
Aarsmeoe.
@frs. aroebs Saoer, Mr. 5ranO-
len. iom / Den ienere 1io bar op.
boIOt fig / grrib og benoes Ssiter,
iom er 9iofonisie oeru0e, bar meo
tiI6age fra aorSmsoet.
Miis Carrie Eeoerien. 7atter al
Gbriition 9eoerien % Sanes Rel.
ion, iom bar misunderstanding
/ @pen 2iicf, boIbt grpallp Sirs.
bag aften oen "a. SUM % bIeb Gg.
teOiet i Siemmet al Bait. 9roab.
Riis 2ena Segeen % @iuie
glifoo boIot grpnup / Suoion Den
%. SUM. Ceres 9opqI bill bIipe
paa tioIiaere Sobn 2~oreniens Glen.
bonn / 2lief. iom @inie fsbte al
Wr. Gottinehom. @i enffer ole
oisie npgifte til 9pffe.
= =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Risipnsmpoe.

Om SUB bill, ofboIoes Der Nis.
iionsmeoe / eImonIe, Ninn. / 9n'
gene ira Den 4-6 SuIi. geieaen'
De bill barre biertelig oeIfomne.
Ron beoes ifrioe til 5. S. Sofob.
fen, gopIus, Winn., i goo 9ib
ON poa bpiIfen Gag man fommer.
ON man fommer til RopnIton eIIer
gotpIus, buor man oo bill bline al.
bentet.
9on Weni9beoens @egne.
g. M. Q. g. 6. 9ouIien,
Mgb.S 8r9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Misiionsmpoe.

ebene3er Reniebeo / Cane Gal.
Iep, Mont., nibol6er ct ioaoant Me.
De | 9oeene IL, ~. og 10. Suli,
bbortiI hi inobnoer genner oi@uos
Riaes Sag baaoe Iom 5orbeoere oo
Tom 9eItngere oirefte. Serg for
at npre | McGobe ener / GuIber.
ton 9agen | 6orbeien os inomeIo
eoer til llnoerteeneoe.
goa Menigbeoens gegne.
s. g. &. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Sort for 5rrieifOlen.

Bore npe Bloomington for
5erieifoIen 1913 bill barre iqr0ig
omfrins beo 10. SUM. griien bli.
Der fom i 6ior. 5or efstra geta.
ling fan SfoIens oe 2Grerens
Nopn p~oatrpffes. 9i bar ogiao ct
minore garti al aIore Sort men
meo 1918 trpft paa 5orIioen, ioni
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