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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
PRESIDENT BELIEVES
IN SAVING TIME.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, April 24.-President
Wilson visited the capitol today, thu
third time in his eight weeks in Of
zee. lie is the first president to 60
there to save time in discussing ap-
rointments. He arranged his visit
&c provide ample time for his con-
ferences before the Senate convened
The delegation, including Hughes,
Howard and Bell of Georgia, asked
the appointment Of W. V. Turley, o.
Chattanooga, as public printer. Sen-
c.or Hoke Smith conferred briefly.
Senator Tillman was the last caller.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
REPUBLICANS WILL SETTLE
THEIR POLICY TONIGHT.
(By Associated Press.)

10y HbBOCIdCeu ETcUb.J
Washington, April 24.-The tariK
discussion Is again under way today
In both the Senate and the House.
Tie House Republicans conferred re-
sarding a caucus tonight when It IL
proposed to settle their policy on the
cotton schedule. Representative
rtters of Massachusetts,, Q member
CO the ways and means committee
majority Is among the speakers, pre-
scnting an elaborate defense to tho
committee measure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
LONG AS DEMOCRATS ARE
GOOD REPUBLICANS WILL
HAVE NOTHING T0SAY.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, April 24.-By a
unanimous vote the Republican
Senate caucus today decided that
there will be no reprisal upon Pres
ident Wilson for the Democratic
Eoldup of Taft's nominations, but
will be shown to appoint
ments where the merit system Is no!
followed and where vacancies were
created by removal from office, car.
rying a fixed tenure, unless for
cause.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
BRYN LAID PLANS FOR
PEACE BEFORE DIPLOMATS.
(By Associated Press.

Washington. d. c.. April "a
Secretary Bryan today made public
his plans for international agree
nent for peace. Almost every am
fassador. and minister In Washing.
ton were present In response to the
sccreary's invitation to hear the ex.
PLANTATION which will soon be the
basis of treaty obligations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
BILL DIVIDING
ORANGE COUNTY
tPASSES SENATE
Only Requires Governors Signature
to Form the New County Of
Seminole.
IL. Hugh Reese J

Tallahassee, April 24.-The Semi
mole county bill passed the Senate
this morning. and 1t now only re-
quires the signature Of the governor
for 1t to become a law. This bill d.
viles Orange county. and It will
only be q short time until Sanford
v i'll be one Of the county seats Of
Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
MAY GET IMPETUS
Suffrage Committee Will Push Bill
and Expect Favorable Report
at This Session.
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, April 24.-Members
OF the Senate woman suffrage COM
mittee practically decided that one
Of several resolutions to amend the
constitution to give woman the bal
lot will be reported favorably at the
present session. II the tariff bill
occupies the House several weeks,
Chairman Thomas will bring up the
resolution In the Senate, making a
determined effort to pass 1t.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
MINORITY REPORT PRE-.
SENTED TO HOUSE TODAY,
jBy Associated Press.

Washington, April 24.--The MI
hcrity report was presented to the
House today by Representative VIC
,or Murdoch, of Kansas. the Progress
sive member of the ways and means
committee, urging tariff commits
sion, and the reasonable reduction
of any duty obviously excessive, and
opposing radical reductions not
founded on adequate information.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
GERMANY REGARDS SlTuA.
TON As CRITICAL
tBy Associated Press.D

Berlin, April 24.-The oficial
view here of the European situation
$ that the powers will work toe
~ to solve the problem. but there
'ic many indications that the Ger
,:an government regards the situa.
ton a critical.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
M'MAN|GAl WILL
SOON Be RELEASED
|fR0M PRISON
viii Be Set Free Without Further
Restriction Within Thirty
DAYS.
(By Associated Press.)

Los Angeles, April 24.-Ortie Nc
Manigal, confessed dynamiter and
chief witness against the Mcnamara
brothers, who has been imprisoned
since April 1911, will be released
within thirty days. without any re-
striction, say attaches Of the dis
trict attorneys Office.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
BISHOP SERECG|
IS REPORTED
ASSASS|NATED
INFORMATION WAS NOT CON.
FIRlED AT THE VATICAN
UP TO NOON.
Popes Condition Is Improving ard
Hopes for His Ultimate Recovery
Are Entertained.
(By Associated Press.)

Rene. April DEMONSTRATION
of Archbishop Sereggi. Of Scutari,
was reported here today. but has not
been oficially confirmed. The pope
vas not informed. His strength In.
creases and the improvement in his
health 10 maintained.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24

Representative Frank clark made
a vigorous fight in the Democratic
caucus for higher duty on pine.
apples, than Is provided for in tho
Underwood bill, now In the lIouss.
Mr.. Clark took the position that in.
asmuch as oranges and other citrus
fruits will enjoy duty of half q
cent pound that pineapples should
also be included in this arrange.
nacnt. as they all come In the same
class of agricultural products. The
duty on pineapples as provided for
IL the present bill amounts to abour
ODc-sixth OF q cent a. pound. Tha
Mr.. Clark offered is as fol.
lows: Pineapples in barrels. or 9th.
Il packages or in bulk, one-half Of
one cent per pound. When seen aft.
er the caucus Mr.. Clark said:
While In the caucus made an eff
fort to have the duty on pineapples
raised. | shall, of course. as a good
democrat support the tariff bill from
A to Y when it Is brought into tho
House. believe that the present
bill, although ii has not been any
Lco kind to Florida, taken as whole.
Is a good measure, and will do as
much as a tariff bill can do towards
reducing the high cost of living"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
|BRYAN FAv0RS
PROPOSED TARIFF
ON CITRUS FRUIT
CITRUS EXCHANGE HAS TRIED
TO INDUCE HIM TO VOTE
AGAINST MEASURE.
l'Engle Has . Living Wage Bill,
Which Would Turn Out Crop
Of No Account Boys.
(By Winfield Jones.

Washington. April 24.-War to
the knife IL reported to have been
declared between Senator Bryan and
the Florida Citrus Exchange. the lat.
ter representing a vast investment
and the employment Of an army os
men.
Copies Of correspondence between
the Florida senator and the general
manager of the Exchange indicate
that the battle will be the fercest
fought In the Everglade state for
years.
The fight follows the efforts of tho
Exchange to induce Senator Bryan
to vote against the proposition of re-
dccing the tariff on citrus. William
Chase Temple. manager of the Flor
ics Citrus Exchange. In a letter just
made public, declares. that while the
new tariff schedule calls for q re.
duction of SO per cent on citrus pro-
ducts, In reality its enforcement
means reduction of Is per cent.
Senator Bryan has announced tina:
he will have to vote for the Demo-
cratic tariff bill In the Senate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
Sidelights on the Legislature.

0.uCl60tD VI tAAO 0V6AoA0sOAS'
Tuesday was q red letter day IN
tie legislative annals Of Florida, for
on that day the first commission
Garter bill was passed. In the morn
ins the House passed the Pensacola
bill which had been put through tho
Senate by Stokes. At the evening
s. ssion the House passed the st. PEI.
ersburg bill-thus making history
for one day. The commission form
is growing In popular favor beyond
question. and like the county divi-
son matter 1t is going to be more
aLd more prominent in legislative
literature of the future. When the
l.oneers of Pinellas county began
i.,hting for county division they
were not given any great encourage
ment--on the other hand they were
iurgidly opposed. but they were re-
lentiess in their determination to
have new county, and they finally
ven. This session will witness the
creation Of several cOunties-possl'
tiy as many a. six, but in any event
Several.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24
BIG LUMBER MILL
BURNED NEAR TAMPA
The Loss II Estimated at$l00,000,
the Mill Having Been Com.
pletely Destroyed.

Tampa, April 24.-The big mill Of
the Dansby Williams Lumber Co.
was totally destroyed by re last
night. The loss 10 estimated at
100000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24

A certain senator lost his walk
friends that he wanted 1t, not 60
much for the value Of the stick, you
know. but there were q lot Of old
associations around 1t that made 1t
valuable. An inebriated individual
found 1t, and was looking for the
senator to restore It. lie held tho
stick knight-wise across his body IN
carry-arms fashion and pointed to
se;eral rounds of copper wire that
held the ivory head In place: II
guess" he said, that shese are the
shosiations round 1t that make 1t
valuable"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24

An industrial investigation by tho
department Of labor to fix q federal
standard of living wages In all oc-
equations Is proposed by Congress-
man L'Engle. He said today he will
soon introduce Living wage" bill
In the House. directing the govern.
ment to prescribe living wage stand
ards. and penalize all employers who
ray starvation wages"
L'Engle said his bill also will pro.
pose q federal scven-hour day for
women, prohibit employment of chill.
dren under l6 years throughout tho
nation and bar manufacturers from
working any of their men more than
ten hours q day or sixty hours o
week. n 4
The principal features Of L'Engle'oN
t:ll was proposed MS a rider" to the
Wilson Underwood bill in the Houss
Democrats tariff caucus, but were
rejected as having no place in rev.
enue measure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24

The House is extremely fortunate
In having two splendid reading
clerks. Young Buck" Lanier 10 an
apt understudy Of his distin guished
chief Uncle Nat Walker" Unclc
Nat ID such q familiar character at
the sessions that they would not
seem the same without him, and
there 10 no better reading clerk in
the world. for he knows just how t.
do It. At the Tuesday night session
referred to Uncle Nat was being
rested by Lanier. Things did not
move fast enough to suit him. 90 he
jumped into action again. and the
House was treated to an example o!
reading such as was never heard be-
fcre-there were no spaces or punc-
tration marks In Uncle Mats read
ing-he went to 1t with a vim anu
yigor and facility that was not short
o. remarkable. and the members lis
tened In awe and wonderment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24

was given to local bills when the St
Petersburg commission bill came up.
II was q mile long and the rules re.
Quire that all bills be read in their
entirety on third reading. The clerk
Ect up and fetched sea-going sigh.
he couehed. turned the fifty or more
pages Of typewriter back and forth
over his forearm as il trying to tnd
the place to begin. Finally Osilvie
got up and addressed the chair and
said that he insisted that all local
bills be read word for word, for he
understood that Sunday baseball
Eorse-racing and other like terrific
and tabooed sports and things had
been slipping through these local
Charters. The clerk began in his
sing-song and read
well. say. live minutes in rapid fire
and at the concluding para
graph. which h always that this act
shall become effective upon its pas
sage and approval by the governor"
he closed the reading with the for.
nal statement Of the clerk, third
Of the bill In full" There
Was . roar from all parts Of the
Eouse. 1t would probably require an |
1our to read the bill In full.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24

Lo. witness the power Of fair
woman. The committee OF the House
lad reported adversely the resolu-
Len for equal suffrage when Miss
le4hnette Rankin appeared on TIE
scene wearing q modest little button
o. which was printed the legend
Votes for Women" Now, there is
Rot a member of the Legislature WHO
VII not say, She can have my vote
at any time" Miss Rankin secured
" her smilingly persuasive and ale
Neether charming manner a recon-
n.lment OF the bill, and there is 4
probability that the question will b.
submitted to the people. which after
I'll is the democratic thing to do.
Allie" Angle was here in 1911 as
member from Polk county; now he is
here as clerk of the corporation COM
Aiittee and bill poster for the House.
Inc Office of bill poster is a newone.
4 blackboard is standing in the lob
" and on it is a bulletin Of all com.
liittee meetings for the day. The
idea is good enc. and is proving 4
aeip to members. many of whom find
" difficult to keep up with their
own committees. In the meantime
the portly bill poster is losing no
ame In getting endorsements for the
Soiiectorship Of the port at Tampa.
What . fraud parliamentary law
Hanna aWanfn0
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-24


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
Sniet 8umanops SnbilGnm.

s Den ruSiiife Strife 9~reogooe,
asbenbopn, ieirebes Den 6. Warts
oct rusiiife aeiierbus Romanops
300 aars Slbilrum beo en- beiti.
oeIig Nesie, Der i~uoleoe0es meo ell
2iturgi, / Opern9relie al oct rus.
fife @eionotifabs Gamer og Ser.
rer meo Baron BON 9urbsneoen /
Spioien innit aoniuIotets en1beos.
mpno og en- Del Weolemmer al
ben riisiiife aoloni / asbenbobn.
al. 111a beepnote ben eaentIige
5eitguostieneite, iom oberppreoes
al aonaeiamilien, Songebuiets
fremmeoe 2onbe8 @e.
90 Here Miniitre.
SeitioeIigbeoen formeoe iie iom
ct 9e 9eum, Der oplpites at Sir.
fens 9rpit TideIfunoo, Der lige-
Iebes oplpfie ben 9en, ben bellige
Spnooe bar foitiot til 0enne 2eilig.
beo, oe fom Den eos. bleo oplpit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
gpraabsbalact / 9lal6Ors.
@albora,# 8. Marts.

@alborg, 3. Marts.
8eo 9nroaosnalget Der / Go9
ilutteoe afitemnineen al. goot s, og
man tog oereiter / Soonooerfer.
ioreningens 2ofoler, Der bar iDlo-
te Of @enneifer, iot poa OptGl-
lingen. ST. ~ %iorelaa Heiultatet,
Der ion iaaleoes no:
Observation-Disclosures elite iii
2739 Stemmer og 8 Mono oolgt;
Den raoifole Cite lit $40 Stem.
mer oe 1 Nano oalgt; gorgerli.
item (Seire og ben fommlinole 89l'
gerforening) iif 2630 Stemmer oa
8 Mono naI9t; og enoelig lit He-
geringsbenitres 90 gaalborg amts-
ti6enoe"S pripate Cite 539 Stem.
mer og 1 Wono nalgt (Stiftamt.
malo 9run).
&egeringspenitre baboe / bet
qonIe 9prooo 3 Mano oa bar alt.
faa tobt 9 Mononter; Ssire bar
beporet fine s Wonooter, og 60.
ciaIoenofroterne er eaaet 1 Rano
frem, meoens De Hobifole, Der ito.
ligere ineen Ie~prpientant baooe,
bar fadet 1 Ronoat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
!. Is. G6riitenien %
SOriOnrsbeDGgelicn.

) nSooeoitooen@ ifrioer 9lagi-
tier Sarah NieIieu, at ban eiter
Ironifiitet enifeoe at innle ino til
so%riDarsio9en. san oiloe belit
imo0aa DC Seircfreoie, Der @ona
eiter Sang er aoaet I Sl0en Tor
5prlparsingen. San itri0er Der.
npit: D9g for at 9cnitre futoe
gaa / Spioien, oalate jeo iom
MoaI for Snoiamlinaeu noaet, Der
too aanife uoenfor al Rortipoli-
tit, nemli9 DC irioiliae aorps.
3 0oerensitemmelie meo oisie
getro0tninger bennen6te ieg mig
ferit til 5. 6. G6riitenien og lore.
logoe BAN 9Ianen. Der aif no pao
at inoiamle oe Miaioner. Der ituI.
De gioes Dor aonge iom en- ga.
tionoIaaoe til 9rug FOR De iripiI-
Iige aorps.
SEQ marteOe life uoaet til no.
gen giaiebeo. 4filoget bleo bearln.
oct oelS peo, at ban life troe0e
pna, at man funOe ion oct oanife
5oIf til at ORE en- ioaoan Gum.
oeIs meo, at De fripiGige aorps
life in~teresiereoe BAN. 1erfor tai.
te ieg me6 Heoofter Sons SEMEN.
.Sore, hos :. 6. Gbriitenien. San
piIoe imiolertio beaer life babe
meo Sogen at asre, oa ban life
mente, Of Der bar nogen Ofieruil.
Iiabeo ouerfor 5orioarsiagen at
regne meb hos gqlgerbefoIfningen
9ette bar aItioo Heiiiltatet al en-
Opiororing til ct Bar Innosfenote
8enitremGno om at bare me0 / en-
5orioarsinoiomling. boor De ifuIoe
o9re De fsrenoe, og ion peo ieIne
fit 5ormonl bar fat uoenfor ell.
boer poIitiif Mistanfe. De nilbe
life .inn perne" bore meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
Eilsbnic. WiorOet.

9tobore, A. Marts
Gg6or9 9oliti bar uoienot N}eo-
oelelie ON, at Sliber GorI 5obon
RieIien eiterieges iom iigtet Tor
9ilsGuie.Roroe Den s. Rouem6er
1910.
0oenie. 4. MortS.
Gen eiterlpite SfGriliber 6orl
Sohan 0iclIen er en- befen6t 9ele,
Der gaor 1moer g}apnct .5tprfe
@arl'. 5 oe Gage, 9ils6uie.0lor-
oct blep beaoaet, opbolot ban fla
/ AtDborg. bpor ran en- fort 3io
Dor on6ol0t paa @rmo al Slags.
mail. san oar life Den Sang iia-
let ior Mor0et, men ienere er Der
%iremfommen iaaodme 0plpsninger,
at Golitiet bor ihnoet oct rigtiait
at aibere BAN.
a6Dn8 Socialoemofrat" meooe.
fer. at Den eftcrl0ite sfarilibcr
Roroaftencu noianot liz i Ct 70.
aisbus / Sarn6oue9aoe i Gp6ora.
San forloO oct itraf5 % uenotc
ferit tlIbage beno6 @orgenitnnoen.
Manoen gioroe oa ct unOerli9t
Snotrof. San aif burtigt fin Sci,
% ii0en Dor Sngen iet BAN.
efter bpoo o6pns genitrebl. "
meooelcr, ifal Den 9tnmeIoelie, ION
5elge al boilfen SfpriIiber @ielien
efterlpie8, famine ira Susboloer'
fen / oct Serberg / 9pbore, buor
9~tielien 6oeoe / be Gage, oa Mor.
oct fanot Steo. Sum bar oprei
apreite meo bom; men ban ban
ibi9tet benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
Ksb en- | C Oil Tractor

Dens Bygmestre lerte, hvad der kreves al
en- saadan Maskine we'd sely at arbejde !
Marken. Ingen err mere rede til at antage
Forbedringer end de, men enhver foreslaaet
.,Forbedring' maa Devise ait V@rd for
den antaecs. Inlet tages for givet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
9gosfalo.


4olbore, 7. Wtorts. @totSraao
Garl 2an9er. 2eoeren al D9e fore.
neoe 3ertilfobrifer" / aalbore, er
ytat eiter ct fort Spgeleie ofgaoet
oeo 0eoen, so Aar 9anumel. Oct
er Ell paa lit Omraooe uipononlig
opgtig % aniet Wiano, Der bermeo
er 9aoet bort, ifrioer oSpll. Bit."
Sor ca. 80 aar lioen begpnote
ban, Der TOM bertil ira Gitrig,
uoen aapital ct lille 8Gperi, bpori
ban finn beifGftigeoe fin Suitrn
og lin 9ro6er, men bans ga.
rers 9ooe aoalitet ifaifeoe BAN
burtigt Snopos hos aebmGnoene.
iaa ban eiter nogle 9lors SLID %
Sporiomneli9beo funoe fsbe Glen.
Dom paa Senoergaoe og oobne ct
eiter 9atioens 5orbolO tort go.
peri. Sitter oettes Brand fsbte
ban ienere Ell lterre @runo nGr
Simfiorosbroen og grunolagoe Der
DE Itore 8rnerier,. Der M beIfgfti
ger ca. 400 Wenneifer. 5or 10
4ar iioen blep @ibroes 6arperier
og Spin0erier ilnaet iammen meo
Dangers @Gperi % oct oeraf ban.
neoe aftieielifab optog efterboan-
Den aae gronher inoenfor 9ertil.
inouItrien.
s aft bette bar Gorl 2oneer lige
inotil for s Gage iioen oen leoenoe
o9 %oirfionme Wiono, og ifgnt ban
/ oct iioite babe @ar life boooe
folt iie belt raif, bar bans 9onfer
itooia optooet al Geformer og 5or-
beoringer ~peorsrenoe 8irfiombeoen.
lilo oper oenne boboe ban ingen
iGrli9 fremtrpoenoe SntereSier
men ban bar BOG Sormnno for Den
Iofnle afoeling al 8oreningen til
Dprenes @eifpttelie.
Bare. og 8erelmpgler 6. s.
gnoorpb | a%sbenbobn er EorSoog
Worgen ben 6. os. ofgooet neo
0eoen, ooot 70 aar al. Den gf-
oeoe, Der bar Hioore al Chg, bop-
DC | fin Fio en- meeet itcr 8orret-
ming, og ban reeneoes | 5sI9e
-. e." inocnfor Smerbonbelen
for en- gutcritet.
@osfiI6e, 9. Morts. 0otten
til Senone er GrfitefturmnIer,
Brofesfor Sac. aornerup oso Der,
81 aor al. Den ofosoe, Der bar
Of Gbg. oa 9bmo., bar
oirfet iom 9irnitbiitorifer
oe @rfpoIoe og bI. a. leoet Me-
Itourcringen Of aaIfntaIerierne |
IN Del miooeloIberIiee 9irfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
GfspluScrct 0nmpfcOcl.
5 30 #ifoG6eoe e.

aebenbonn, 8. W}orts.
9oa StatsbanerneS 2psitation pao
@oosbanegoaroen ef%Splo0ereoe /
@orges aG. s en- 8ampfeoel. ge0
@~fsploiionen bIeo 8 Monb, en- Sur.
bs6er o9 fire a%rbeiOere, ifoIOeoe
oe forbrpnote. &c bIeb itrofs fert
til Rnoolf 9ergb5 9oipitol. 9eres
8iIItan6 er Dog life iarIig.
aoriogeu til llGpffen bar ben,
OF aeoIen iIoo en- Reone. boori-
gennem Camper iIo9 10 / 2um.
met, / boiGfct oe iem Mono bar
beifritiqeoc. Ger io%religaer life
Sfooesles6eo eQcr llforii9tig6eO
ira nogen She.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

bobsiifole eler Den iarmaceutiife
2Greanitolt.
gn ion Gmbeoslqge eaer JONI
Ooerl9ee oeO ct al Stotens Spge.
buie eaer ct %tommunolt SpgebuS.
aongens 8aIg al g%anotbings.
memo ifer eiter Snoitiain9 al DC
sOrige 2on6stinesmGno (iffe iom
mn Of Hegeringen). Ser gioeS Geg.
Ter for Grippe noitiainger / oell.
ne anleoning 90 aon9en fan beige
melem De S%noitiaeOe, oog inoenior
oisie @ronler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

6olfeifoler. 9e er uoienot Of Sta-
terne Wisiisiippi, @eit 8ir9inia og
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