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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
AMERICAN SAILORS
OFF FOR MEXICO
Three Additional War Vessels In
Mediterranean to Sail West
bound at Once.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. %. Three
additional American battleships will
be in Mexican waters by December
q. They are the Connecticut, Kan
sas and Ohio, comprising the fourth
division Of the Atlantic feet All are
now in Mediterranean waters but or
ders were cabled them today to sail
westward not later than next Mon
day.
In announcing their coming, how
ever. the navy department positively
denied that there had been any
change in the situation in Mexico. It
was insisted that the movement was
in order tina. vessels of the second
division. Louisiana, Michigan and
New Hampshire could be ordered
home
But similar declaration was made
when the third division was orderec
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28

Mr. and Mrs H. W. Butts have gone
to New York City for few weeks
visit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, Nov. %, 1913.

here Wednesday and the funeral was
held at a. M, Thursday, Nov. 20,
from the Church Of the Sacred Heart
! Fred s. Rattermann came In off
the road to spend Thanksgiving with
home folks.
Fine morning for ducks. Guy E.
Bell and J. A. White, Jr, went to
the bottoms this morning, thinking
they might bag a few.
The steel eye beams were placed
in the front OF the Eckbohm garage,
the brick-layers being ready for the
second story when they quit last
night. They worked all day Thanks
giving and expected to eat a cold
dinner they carried with them from
Keokuk, but were agreaably surprised
| to be invited to a turkey dinner at
the Hotel Grant, by that prince Of
good fellows and optimists, who is
always doing just the right thing
our Mart, ex-Mayor Eckbohm
Mr.. ]. B. Dodge has erected neat
! garage on the rear of his residence
lot for his new Cadillac auto.
Mr. and, Mrs. Chas Crawford enter
tained party of their near relatives
at a family dinner on THANKSGIVING
day. A very enjoyable time was hao.
!. Over 100 men are at work in the
/ button factory and the pay roll this
week was nearly $1,000, all spent in
4 Warsaw.
4 Mr.. T. c. E. Doerr, chief mechani-
cal engineer with the Scullin-Galla-
CHER Iron & Steel Co., of ST. Louis,
! Mo-, with his wife and two children
spent Thanksgiving with Judge Chas
Young Mrs. Doerr was Miss Katie
Young. youngest daughter OF the
) Judge, and well known here where
she was born and reared Mr.. Doerr
has just received an ORDER from a
: railroad company for 100000 worth
i of castings, of his own patent.
Mr.. F. Kruskopf, one of Warsaw's
most respected German citizens and
! merchants, died Wednesday night
!. after long illness, at an advanced
= age. Further notice of his life and
r death will appear in Sundays Warsaw
. letter.
r The Lutheran choir gave an oyster
]. supper Thanksgiving night from 5 t.
0 $50 o'clock, which was an over
h whelming success. The tables groan
n ed with delicacies and the wonce
t was so much could be given for 25c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28

Mrs. Leon Berry of Carthage on
Sunday, Nov. %, at II a. M. delight
fully entertained large audience at
Wythe Christian church with a
graphic account of the meeting Of the
international Sunday School conven-
ton which were held in Luzerne,
Switzerland, the past summer and
which she attended during her tour
of Europe with a large party.
VIM. Rees OF Keokuk was bust
ness visitor here on Tuesday.
Chas. F. Eichenauer, associate edi-
tor OF the Quincy Herald, visited with
his brother Geo. J. Risto on Thanks
giving day.
Guy E. Bell Of Davenport is home
for short visit with home folks.
Isaac N. Tichener OF Keokuk was
a Thanksgiving day visitor in War
saw. He noted with pleasure War
saws improvements.
Walter Giller came home Wednes-
day from Washington university, st
Louis, where he IS specializing in
mechanical engineering.
VIM Hoffmann of San Francisco
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman,
arrived Thursday for a short visit
He has for years had charge OF the
Y. M. c. A. club houses of the South
| ern Pacific railway which have beer
established for its employees at yari
Gus stations, to counterfeit the temp
tations and effects Of the saloons. L
is a grand work and is doing good.
i r. o. Marsh and Rev. ]. Forbes
Mitchell returned from FIT. Madison
Wednesday night. Mr. Marsh wen
up on invitation Of the Commercial
club of that city who desired him II
give them talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Berry. son ant
daughter of Carthage spent Thanks
1 giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Craw
ford.
/ Mrs. Sophia schmitz, wife o
Michael Schmitz OF Warsaw, die,
Tuesday morning, Nov. 25, in s,
| yincent's home, Quincy, where the
went some weeks ago, to spend thei
last days, both being quite feeble
Mrs. Schmitz was in her 73rd yea
and had resided in Warsaw so year:
| She leaves an aged husband but n
/ children. A son and daughter, bot
, grown. preceded her in death /
1883. Her remains wer brougf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28

south from Norfolk six weeks ago,
to relieve the second diyi-
sion. The second division Is still on
the job. 1t has been stated by high
officials that they expect Carranza to
be In Mexico City by January it is
believed that because OF this convtc-
ton the added warships are being
headed toward Vera Cruz. They
would be available il neaded, if not
then the second division can be re
lieved and the original plan carried
out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28

mingling this week with relatives in
and about Hamilton.
Mr. Earnest Disselhorst of Quincy
visited his son, August, as well as MS
daughter. Mrs. Ed. Troutvetter ana
families this week.
Mr.. Jim Doran. of Kansas, arrived
Thanksgiving day to pay his sister,
Mrs. Ed Grubb and husband WISH,
Miss Winnie Simons OF kearney
Nebraska, arrived Friday morning loi
and extended stay with relatives anu
friends around Hamilton and Nauvoo
Mr.. Griffith, an aged Carthage cur
zen, who happened to be visiting a.
Hamilton. passed away at the nouns
Of his daughter, Mrs. A. l.. McArtnui'
| Wednesday evening. His remains
were removed to Carthage Friday !"
burial.
Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
KEOKUK CLUB TO
DECIDE FOR FUTURE
Meeting Tomorrow Night will Decide
Question Of Building or
Purchasing.

A meeting of the Keokuk Club viii
be held Saturday evening at the
club rooms to decide on whether the
club will take steps to build a new
home, or whether the option secured
will be exercised.
At meeting held recently it was
decided to lease for a year, and in
the meantime to decide on the future
course of action. An option on the
property has been secured, and the
club members will decide at this
meeting what course they will take
as to the future. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
kiser-Morrlson Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Ethel kiser /
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kiser of Wythe, to Mr.. G. Morrison
at the home of the bride in the pres-l
ence of something like one hundred
guests, the ceremony being performed
by Rev J. M. Thompson of Warsaw.
Those present from this city were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Marshall, f. H. Ell
der and family and Lloyd Blake and
wife.
Hamilton Ladies at Carthage.
Mrs. NJ P. Berry of Carthage enter
tanned the P. E. o. society from this
city Tuesday of this week. There were
about twenty ladies Of the order that
responded to the invitation, making
the trip in five autos.
a twelve o'clock luncheon was
served and program was rendered in
the afternoon, the company leaving at
4 4:30
The Old Timers Had Big Doinge.
4 The old timers dance given in the
| city hall Wednesday evening was pro-
nounced as very enjoyable gathering
s There were eighty-nine couples VINO
paid the admission price of one dollar
4 which with a few extra ladies admit
ed, made an attendance of near two
hundred, which made up about the
same sized crowd as used to gather
for a dancing party years ago, when
evening were the young people of this
community.
Plates had been laid for something
like seventy-five at the Hotel Granite
and in addition to this the restaurants
we're kept busy until long after mid
, night an attempt TO satisfy the ap
!, petites of the hungry multitude.
1t was expected to have In orchestr;
Of about twelve pieces, but only abou
ten were able to be present, but eve
with that the music was spoken Of a
being out of the ordinary from tn
standpoint of quality. The committe
have not as yet adjusted all the bill:
/ but it is expected that there will b
enough to pay all claims and have
!, small balance for the treasurer to mol
over for a similar event for next yeal
Justice crawford's Court Busy TIL
j Week.
A case that has created both syn
I pathy and pity from most all who wel
4 familiar with the conditions, was Ike,
i kept from getting into court this wee
through the good judgment and abili,
4 of Justice Crawford to handle It
q the proper manner
A man named Keller was arreste
on complaint of his wife, she claimir
that he cursed her and was brutal
her and that she feared he Was NJ
4 right mentally. Careful investigate
"A revealed that this home like many OF
q ers was somewhat short of a paradi
u and that the husband and wife occ
3 sionally had their differences, and
is usually the case, some outside
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
Instantly Relieves Swollen, InfIamed
Nose, Head, Throat-You Breathe
FreeIy-Duil Headache 0oes-Nasty
Discharges Stops.
Try "Dly's Cream Balm"

Try "Dly's Cream Balm
Get small bottle anyway, just to
try it-Apply little IN the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-pu air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear By
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
Opens Up Nostrils, c ears Head
Ends Colds or Catarrh at Once

dissolves by the heat of the nostris;
penetrates and heals the inflamed.
swollen membrane which lines the
nose, head and throat; clears the air
passages; stops nasty discharges and .
feeling OF cleansing, soothing reilef
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils
closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh
or a cold, with its running nose, foul
mucous dropping into the throat, anu
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith just once--in "Ely's
Cream Balm and your cold or catarra
will surely disappear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28

granting Mr.. Marsh all requests that
he has asked for, that is in their pow
er. He seems desperately in earnest
as to what the intention Of the COM
pany is, and he also seems anxious to
have everything done in fair and rea-
sonable way.
Up to the present time there seems
no question as to what the outcome OF
a special election on this. matter might
be, and unless something of an unfa-
vorable nature turns UP to change the
present attitude OF the community. IT
is expected that the project will carry
viii very little If any opposition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, ILL.,, Nov. %

that should have been attending to
their own affairs, butted in .and as a |
result the man was ordered arrested.
1t was at once learned from his en-
ployer that the man Keller was a so
Der, Industrious man, who was highly
respected and trusted He was arrest
ed Monday evening after dark while
on his way home from a long anu
hard days work. He laid in Jail until
Tuesday morning, grieving the entire
night over the home situation. By
morning he was nervous wreck, and
being subject to heart trouble, he col
iapsed and was under a physician's
care for couple of hours in the JAIL
AS soon as he was able, Justice Craw-
ford arranged to get the man and his
wife together, told them in very
candid way that it was his judgment
that one was as guilty as the other,
and they should go home, and together
do their utmost to provide and care
for the family of four or five children
they have in place Of getting one an
oher into trouble. After listening to
him, they decided he was right, and 1t
is to be hoped that they will profit by
this experience and avoid future trou.
bles of this kind
| Four Small Boys In Court for Stealing
The past week there were also -four
little urchins ranging in age from
/ twelve or thirteen down to seven OF
/ eight, in court charged with breaking
J car seal and stealing from the car
/ After the evidence was heard by Jus
j tice Crawford the children were turn
ed over to their parents for safe keep
/ ing until the states attorney could ar
1 range to take the matter up In tn,
4 proper way from the county seat. II
! addition to the above, here has beef
! petty theiving going on in certain part
of town all summer and fall, such a
chickens being killed and disappearing
! one at time and small things Of
, similar nature.
: 1t Is generally believed that in som
81 cases, the parents or more especial
e. one parent, has been responsible 70
j. the children doing this petty stealing
g and the plumber has been taken HON
al and used In other words the childre
al are being taught the trade of thievin
;. and it is high time that these childre
be taken into cusody and chang
. their surroundings
J.. Mr.. r. o. Marsh Before Council La,
e Monday Night.
IT Mr.. r O. Marsh, president and pr
X moter of the new railroad under tt
" corporation name OF the Tri-Sta,
n Traction Co., was in the city and a
tended the meeting of council he
d last Monday evening The special tnir
e of interest to him at this time Is tt
10 passing and adopting by the counc
1T of an ordinance. bringing the matt.
N before the people OF Hamilton at Il
H. earliest date possible, as TO grantir
5e said company franchise to use &C
a. tain streets for the building OF the
as line through or into Hamilton.
RS The city council are unit SO far
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-28
CUPID WAS BUSY
THANKSGIVING DAY
Several Couples Secured Licenses and
were United in Marriage
Yesterday.

CUPID was busy man in Keokuk
on Thanksgiving day. Four licenses
were issued on Wednesday and the
ceremonies were performed Wednes-
day night or Thursday.
James s. Burrows, justice Of the
peace. united in marriage at IL
o'clock Wednesday evening. Claude A.
Newman OF saco, Mont, and Reva
Mae Ortiz of Warsaw, H.
Yesterday, at his home, at one
o'clock Justice Burrows united Ed
ward NJ. Fowler of Clark county, Mo-,
and Stella Hopkins of st. Francisville
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
SpnOassifolempOe.

Blair gienigbeo inobpoer berOeo
SgnoagsitolelGrere og ale, JON ell
tier Ssnoagsifoleaerningen til Dig.
De. / Blair ira f5.-17. auguit.
5re0ag aften Den 10. auguit
aabnes Meoet meo @uostieneite.
2sroag 5ormiO. SCI. 10 inOleoer
9oitor R. Sb. SEMEN emnet:
g6piIfe 5ororinger bsr en- iotn.
oittigbeosfuIo SsnoaesitoIearbeioer
title til iig ieIo.
2eroag eftermi6. al. 3 inoleoer
9aitor 8. q. 2aurien emnet:
v9oorIeoes nnaes Barnet oennem
unoerpisningen."
Ssnoog gftermiooag ST. 3 in6.
Ieoer 9aitor S. @ertien gmnet:
y5orpIores aninar oner for Ssn.
oogsitole9ernineen."
Senodg ptor9eH Sl. J,lo. OPT
negilostieneite.
Observation-Disclosures 81. 1890.
Sllitninesmsoe Ssnong aften
af. s.
9ae 9ilreiienoe beoes benIigit
ON Of meIoe fig inoen ben 10.
4uguit til
Sens Gnoeren,
300 @elt Ctr,
Blair, Rebr.
Sbufommenoe Meiterens @efo.
ling oe 6ori9tteIie:
o2qrer Dem at boIoe oft oct,
Tom ieg bar befoTet eoer. Og ie.
ieg er me6 eoer ale Gage, inotiI
8eroens gnoe" (Wottb. %. 20).
Baa Menigbeoens 8egne,
8. 8. 9ieIIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16

gagobono ioranoret til ct @nos
Barn % boboe iom ioaoan en- al
porIig 2eoe for Spiritus, % boao
oermeo feIger. @lio enp bom bans
Anosebner iaen, iom ban bapoe
scot paa iaa oaarIie BIS. Sans
Mnnooomsfroft nenote tiIbage. %
ban bIeb en- aoeI 9riiten meO ct
opr0iet lloieenoe.
Suiinoer al @ange, bar ieg / DC
tretten 9lor, oi bouoe BAN iblanot
os, bert BAN fortpne ON Sciu nio.
unoerlige aqrIiabeo. 9iIiioit bIeb
ban ipg, os iee loo BAN brinee til
oct presbnterianife SoipitaI, bnor
BAN oooe ieirrig / Seius. og hi be-
gropeoe BAN ira oen fore, eamle
@isiion I @oter Street.
SIR. SIbI. SiIpit."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
yOaniferen"
onsOos ben 16. 5uIi 1913.
Blair, 3ebr.

Or. 6reo g6riitenien ira Aaeine,
isis, meo 5amilie, Soigeriaoer %
Rof en- 4asiager tom BERTH pr. giI-
tomobil 0nsoae / iioite u9e. Or.
gbriltenIens Ntooer Dor Der / 8g-
en-, oe geigget gialol i9rIi9 benoe
o. en- pnere grooer. 9inus, JON bar
tit Siem Dos 9tooeren. Scr eOrigt
beIegtes ogina samle gefenote noe
oeo Drum, boor 5amilien tiolige.
re bar boet. Or. gbriltenien er
grooer til gait. 5. 6. Gbriitenien.
3 @nar reiite De beisgenoe tilbage
efter &acine til. 3uren beruo tog
benz ire 9oge.
S Gag agter Einus 9briiten.
len at aireiie efter Hin9iteo, Soma,
bDor ban oenter at faa arbeioe
Ipm 9smrer.
S @oar bapoe bi 9eieg al
gaItor q. Gosmusien ira Sino.
jap. San er berneoe for at faa en-
Stolo opfort paa i'm 5arm / Ste
bet for Den neobranote. Der bar
ppret uotaIt 6orlnoring ober, OF
ale De fire 9rGfopr in~oebr9note;
men bet er life unoerIiet; tbi De
bar or9bt af 2Dnet. 90 gictor
Rosmusien TOM no til Staloen,
fartot ban De ire Of 9prene or9bt,
os en- Seit, iom Der enonu par
Bib l. bar iaa meotoget, at ban
life funoe foa Den paa 9enene og
no, for SIoen ereb for Itarft ON
fig. Den itprtenoe Gegr, ser faIot,
binoreoe Sloen fra at gribe pioere
ON fig. gaIt. Hasmusien reiite til
boge meo Morgentoget aI. SIS
: Dag.
= Sgiaa Der bar ui fslt garmen.
5 ire paa bneranore fslgenoe 8a-
&c bor Heeeringstermometeret re.
siItreret t01 Or. M9rfeIiet NOT:
5 Omaha f04, Der % Mil I9nge-
re Noro, t0t og / Tefamab, II
Dill 0oro for Blair, 81. 5 9ae
til Moreer prspe6e bet at regne,
men Der faIot fun nogIe Graaber.
= Soeoetnrifning 9aar raft for
fig I 6isie Gage beromfring. Ser
meloes ON 40 gu. pr. @cre oe Der.
oper.
.ginic 2eaeue" bar beiIrttet
at uoeine ct file Campaign" glao
fra MI Of oe til efter @oIeet. 0ap.
net er Better Blair; oct for.
fte Rr. uofommer / Gag. Ser ilaas
SIos imoo @enin6fsreIie of Saloo.
ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
ltngoomsmpbe.

9ortb Gafota are6s nneooms.
forbuno afboIoer, ON Sub oil, lit
0eIegeret aarsmeoe / Srinitatis
oonife, ep..Iutb Weniebeo, Sen.
mare, %. 9af., / 9a9ene 1870.
SuIi. aqe De IofaIe unsbomsfor.
eninger beoes Iaoe fig reprGiente.
re peo Geleeater, og ale iirge uoen
lln6tageIie inobpoes berpeo til at
oeItoge | Weoerne.
Sanfefprog: Bore Ssnner
maa bore iom YIanter, Der ere
TONNE til 5rooiebeo | oeres Ting.
oom; bore 9stre iom SisrnepiIIer,
Der ere uobugne eiter 9empIets
StiI". (Yi. IA, 12.)
paa INCONSISTENCIES Degne,
5. 5. aiI6fie, p. t. 6orm.
aenmare, q. 9af.. Sumo 2, 1918
9rinitatis Reniebeos llneooms.
forening inobpoer berpeo paa bet
bierteIigite allie til Of fomme til
Msoet. Som mango meo @en ON,
at Serrens riee @%eIiieneIie maa
bore oper Weoerne.
paa Goreningens gegne,
2~aurius Yeteren, Get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
2anb neS Vrsrisa % gibaeS,
Rsutaua.

Glere gooe Sections 2anS (6 I
alt) | BET 6onife SettIement Deb
grorion, % NOR Sibnes, Romtana.
for Sdlg til rineIiee prier o. yoa
lille DiItoar. 8eIiseenbe fra 8 til
10 Rh fra gonen. Ron f6bes | d
Sele euer ! belle eIler bsIpe See.
tons.
Gcr noruiere Dplssntss frib
paa GnseIif eIer Donff til Tarusers
Sto3e 8ossf, Sibnep, Rowtasa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
Nircttipnsmpoe.

On @uO oil, oiboloer 9ireftio.
men for Ganiib Sutb. 9nbI. Sonie
Mteoe / Blair Den 5. o9 6. Guauit.
Spis noaen bar Sager, iom DC
snifer bebonoIet al 0ireftionen, oo
beoes %ioaoonne bare mig / S9n6e
ieneit ben 2. auguit.
Coulter, 'Sa., Sui 1913.
5 brooerlig Astrological
g. 6. @eismonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
Wyoming Carey Act Lands

"e6 ~J
in the valley of Eden. Fertile
Soil. Perpetual water Rights
$1,000 per acre, long time, easy
than paying
rent. No Cyclones. No Drouths.
No Floods. No better stock coun-
try on earth. Health and Fortune
awaits you. Homes that pay for
themselves. Rich virgin soil. Big
crops of Alfalfa. Grains, Vege-
tables and small fruits now grow
in the Valley. Do not let this
opportunity pass but write at
once to e. H. Morgan. Sales
Mgr. Eden Irri. & Land Co,
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16

En- Tiendedel af Befolkningen i sgd
Dakota er Skandinaver. De ayler Yer
dens bedste Majs og Alfalfa til Fsde
for Kveg, Heste, Swim og Faar, og
bliver rige. Jorden er meget frugtbar,
men De kan endnu kobe den til lave
Priser. Verdien vii fordobles | 5 Aar.
De kan indhente fuldstendige officielle
O~plysninger frit, we'd at skrive paa engelsk
til The Commissioner of immigration,
Pierre, S. Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
Nbifterinn.

Mo6toaet ira lluaoomsiorenin.
aen / SiGonms Meniabeo, Chicago,
81: 3 9nieitoger til alteret / Sir.
fen | Oats, Ola, iii en- @proi al
$3.50. @anee Snt for @aben.
q. 9. RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16
smebie til saIa.

paa @runb of 9eosfoIo er en-
goo Gmeoie beIiegenoe | bet BED.
ite dprretninesftrss / gpen, an.
bubon, Sa. til SaIg. On eob Gel.
liebeo for en- energiif 6onff Smeo.
aae SpIpsninger befpores peo at
benbenoe fig til
g. SD. 9auIfem
gor 40t, g%uoubon, go.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-16

aoresieforonorine: gait. ". u.
9unos g(Oresie oil berefter bGre:
1916 so. 6irtb ST., PHILADELPHIA,
ga.
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$36.50
Cite 0r. log.

Sra 9etbania Mgb., og genner
i 9OrtIdnO, Oregon. (6sIsenoe er
Der pitt fpitteret for / en- Gum, men
life enfeItpis).
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. Skal Do Retsef.

Hvis dn tanker Pa q eaoo . -
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