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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
Salt Lake Bankers
Arrive to Look
Over Project

! Lloyd sigler, accompanied by :
! Mr.. Pingress, well known bank :
i er Of Salt Lake City, and MT. :
: Gibson, also prominent business :
: man Of salt Lake City, arrived :
: in Las Vegas this afternoon to :
; begin a final inspection of the :
= camfieId irrigation project that :
: is situated several miles north :
: of the city :
! These men represent the par :
: ties from that city who several :
; months ago took q big interest :
+ in the project but on account Of =
i conflicting business matters =
! have been unable to make any :
! definite statement IN regard to :
! the project Accompanied by :
: Judge D. j 1eahy and a number =
: Of others they this afternoon =
: made trip over the project :
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
TouRIsrs aMAsA RacoRp

Aashisstons Aug reE b
number Of tourists visited me Paf.,un'
canal zone during the fa'sisix MOI =,
Of the present year and reports re
ceived at Isthmian steamship offices
indicate that the number of visitors
during the coming dry season will es-
tablish still another record. From
January till July, 1922 visitors in
spected the great work, which is
nearly as many as the entre number
Of sightseers viewing the canal in
1912. In the last four years 6S,O64
tourists have landed in Colon on the
Atlantic side, while only a few hun
dred arrived in Panama city at the
Pacific end.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
ANOTHER BODY TAKEN
OUT AT TRINIDAD
BY RESCUERS
SANTA FE BRIDGE FOREMAN WHO
DIED IN TUNNEL cAVE-lN IS 4
BROUGHT FROM ROCKY CELL IN
HEART OF MOUNTAIN.

Trinidad, Col, Aug 2S-The body
Of E. D. stansell, the Santa Fe bridge
foreman who with four Of his men
was killed in a cave-in in the old
Ration tunnel, was recovered early to.
day.
The bodies of Fred Fleener and
George Clement, two Trinidad car
penters, are still in the debris. Coro
ner c. M Bayne Of Colfax county
New Mexico, win conduct an investi
cation into the disaster this afternoon
at Ration,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
BANKERS RESOLUTIONS CON-
MITTEE PRESENTS SCHEDULE
OF IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS
TO ADMINISTRATION ACT.
MAY URGE THEM in CAPITAL
DELEGATION WILL LIKELY JOUR-
NEY TO WASHINGTON TO PRESS
CLAIMS OF FINANclERS UPON
CONGRESS NEXT WEEK.

Chicago, Aug. 23.- The resolutions
committee this afternoon reported to
the meeting Of bankers baking recon-
mendation for a currency law. The
committee found that while the Owen
Glass bill contains many excellent
features, it could be improved mater
.any ty amendment. They agreed
that under the bill as it stands state
banks could not be induced to join
in the federal reserve bank plan. In
stead Of II reserve banks as contem-
plated at Washington, the committee
advocated one and declared in no
case should there be more thAn five
Whatever the new law, it must be
based on the gold standard, declared
the committee, and to be a success it
must satisfy bankers and business
men alike.
When the committee on resolutions
OF the meeting Of bankers to DISCUSS
a currency bill esuumed its work to-
day theer was little prospect that it
would be able to report its findings
until after noon. 1t was said that
the committee had agreed to suggest
certain amendments to the Glass-Owen
bill as follows
Eliminating the comptroller OF
the currency and The sesetafs 9 agrisI
culture from the federal reserve board
and liking the personnel Of the board
at seven members, composed of the
secretary Of the treasury, three mem
bers appointed by the president OIL
the United tSates and three members
hcosen by the bankers.
2. Removing the management of
federal reserve banks from politics by
limiting the powers of the feedral
agent or chairman of the board and
clothing the bankers advisory board
with a veto power.
8. Making membership of national
banks in the feedral reserve bank
voluntary instead of compulsory.
4. Limiting the number Of central
federal reserve banks to five instead
Of 10 as provided in the bill
1t is regarded as probable that the
meeting will result in the selection Of
committee to go to Washington in
the interests Of the amendments
which the bankers expect to agree on
before adjournment.
The resolutions were adopted un-
animously. They provide further that
the reserve banks shall be governed
by board of seven consisting Of the
secretary Of the treasury, three mem
bers appointed by the president OF
the United States and three appointed
by the bankers. Membership Of state
and national banks in the reserve
banks shall be voluntary. Former
Congressman Charles N Fowler, Of
New Jersey, chairman Of the house
committee on banking during the
Roosevelt administration and who
failed in a prolonged fight for the
adoption Of his currency bill, was
present. He asked permission to
speak, but was denied because he was
not an accredited memoer of the meet
ing.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
&c CONGRESS Cross

The Hague, Aug 49, The twentieth
universal peace congress held its
closing sitting in the Knights hall to.
day. The delegates voted to hold
the next congress at Vienna in 1914
and it was decided to take to that
congress the invitation of the mayor
Of San Francisco to hold the 1915 con.
gress in San Francisco.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
PHYSICIANS WORK FOR so MIN
UTEs OVER PHOSPHATE FIGHT
Err; THEN RUSH HIM TO HOS
PlTAL AND OPERATE.
CEREBRALHEMORRHAGEFATAL
BUT OTHER COMPLICATIONS ARE
TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST; ALL
PARTIES TO BOUT ARRESTED
8U TRELEAsED TO ATTORNEY.

!
Los Angeles, salif, Aug. 29.-John
1 w CBulr) Young. Jr., the prize fight
er who was knocked out last night by
jess Willard, died at 9:25 this morn
/ ing at the hospital where an opera
ton was performed early today to
relieve cerebral hemorrhage. The
surgeons who performed the operation
gave conclusion of the brain as the
cause Of his death.
An early morning operation on
Young's skull in an effort to relieve
cerebral hemorrhage was at first
pronounced a success.
In addition to the hemorrhage Of the
grain, those attending the fighter de-
clared that there were so many COM
plications that it was impossible to
| enumerate them, although they denied
a report that his back was broken.
When Young was knocked out last
night and failed to revive four physi-
ciana worked over MIN for 80 minutes
while six thousand speclaa stood
on their seats and waited Tor the out
come.
Those concerned directly in the fight
were placed under technical Arrest inn
mediately after the seriousness Of
Young's condition became known, Earl
Rogers, the attorney for the Pacific
Athletic club, under whose auspices
the contest was staged, notifying the
sheriff that he would be personally
responsible for their appearance when
desired. 1t was expected that more
formal action win be taken.
The men for whom Rogers guaran-
teed appearance included willard,
Charles F. Eyton, the referee, the sec-
onds Of both fighters and the promot-
ers Of the bout. Thomas ]. McCarey
and All Greenwald.
Dr. G. A. seroggs, one Of the sur
geons who performed the operations
on Young's skull, said this morning
that the cerebral bemorrhage was
caused by eoncussion when the fight
er's head struck the canvass floor Of
the ring and not BY the right upper
cut to the chin with which Willard
put him out
Jess Willard, who had been placed
under technical arrest after the fight
last night, pending the outcome Of
Young's injuries was taken into GUS
today BY deputy sheriffs on a charge
OF manslaughter Immediately after
Young died.
Manslaughter Is the charge, and at
the district attorneys office it was
said bail probably would range from
$4,000 to for Willard down to $1,000
for each Of the seconds.
Later Wizards bail was fixed al
$4,000 and that Of each Of the Others
at $1,000. All the defendants provid-
ed bonds and were released this after
noon. Arrangements for Young
funeral were in charge soday Of his
brother, Noah Young. ID was ex-
pected the body would be taken to,
his fathers home at Glenn Rock.
Wyo., for burial.
The promoters Of the tight, Thomas
Mccarey and Al Greenwald. and tha
referee, Charles Eyton. gave them
selves up to the authorities when
they learned Of Youngs death. BeA
sides Willard, Greenwald, Mccaren
and Eyton. they win call for Harry
Gilmore. Wizards manager ron
Jones, Young's manager Al Harder
time keeper at the Vernon arena
Harry Manahan. Youngs trainer and
Jim Cameron ne 70 sbter
Jack HaYies. GAafle ~ ana
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
Speedy Action likely

Washington, Aug. 2s With the SO
called insurgent democrats of the
house banking committee routed by
an eleventh hour coup in which Sec
retary Bryan completely endorsed
President Wilson'S plans for the adj
ministration curreny bill. the caucus
today continued consideration Of the
measure and took up the re-discount
features with the prospect Of having
the completed bill presented to the
house early next week Administra-
tion laders were more confident Of
harmonious and speedy action.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23
JOHNSON AND WILLIAMS WIN

Newport, R. L, Aug. % walloce
F. Johnson and R, Norris Williams,
Jr, both Of Philadelphia. won their
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-08-23

CONTINUED on Page Five@
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areos. % ~ltngbomsmbbe.

Zen otIantiffe areos afboloer,
ON Sub bill, fit aarsmsoe | @eit.
brof, Me., 29.-3t. auguit.
@mner:
y gsrneifolen / Gorbinoelie meo
Uiottb. %, 1870.
q De beIIiges Somfun6 q
Sob. 1, y.
81 areoiens Waisiionsarbeioe.
~ Wenigbeos. eler areosoele.
cation peo Samfun6ets Aarsmsoer.
Observation-Disclosures 5reoas Sor.
mib6ag SCI. 10.
Mne are6iens Br1iter be6es mo.
be, og allie Wenigbeberne be6es
fenoe geIegater.
6. s.. 0inr, areosf.
ltng6omsforbunoet foe ben at.
Iontiffe 9reos afboIoer, bill Cub,
fit Marsmsoe I @eftbroof, Me.,
ben 1. September (2obor oop).
Gmner: y SaIme "a, II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
areosmgSc.

Soma areos boI0er, ON SUI
oil. fit aorsmsoe i Dor 5reIiers
If. e. |. @enipbeo / Council gIuffs
ben ~, 10. o9 IA. Sept. 5GeenbC
Gmner oil blioe b%ebnnolet: areo'
iens emne: g8eoerfp9geliens Ii
Der CLIP. o. 8, t9).
Wenigbeoens Gmne:: n9iener
bOernnore" Il get. 4, f0).
5oriIneet ON 5orfatninesforan-
bring fra Observation-Disclosures
til areosreprpientntion til Som-
funoets Iorsmeoe.
aae 9reoiens BrGiter beoes gioe
Meoe. aae Menieberer i areoien
beoes ienoe 9eIegnter.
Rsoet beannoer meo Ssimesie.
gilostieneite 5reoog 6ormiooos Den
II. Sept. 81. 10h.
grGitemsoe Sorsong aften Den
II. Sept ql. 8.
Boo G%reoiens 8eene.
8. RieIfeu. areosf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
Msoet beaonoer meo @ilostienc.

Meoet be9pnoer meo @iiostiene.
ite | airfen Torsoog gften.
gne areoiens 9rGiter og Wenie,
beoer gennem heres Senoemono be-
oes og paatngaes ON at gipe Weoe.
5or 9reosmeoet foreIiaaer fIe.:
I. @aIg at gmbeosmrno for Dc
nafte , gar.
2. Sreosmisiionen.
3. SfaI bore Samiun6soorsms
Ser prre oeIeaereoe eIIcr menigbeos.
repr9ientotioe2
4. 9reoiens Gmne: Sebr. ~, 10.
5. Nenigbebens Gmne: Sborfoi
aaar pi til gIters2
Som ina mango iom miiIigt al
Somfunosuenner til bette bort
areosmsoe
Rncine | auguIt 1918.
Ynn Hreo1en5 Vegf1e.
q. =. 9ing, areosformnno.
Carl 81. OIfen, areosief
I'll opennpnnte 9reosmeoe mo.
bnoes pna oct bierteIiaite. gnbper
er neIfommen. De, iom enffer al
bpre meo, bcbes meIoe fla til We.
niebeoens grnft inoen fsrfte Sep.
tenber. Ill Dem, Tom life inomeI.
Der fig til ben 9io, fan Der life
Iobes frit 9oai. 9oo os pioe, meS
hniIfen gone oa hboS Sio poo Go.
1en 3 i~notrGffer.
3. Sritfen, Sormono.
6. g. aIotb. Tgb's Brett,
524 Isabella Street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
Sanlft Ssser tr lite Sprt.

1. 3apoleen Ssnaparte. Gf g
Narco De Saint SiIaire meo 81
IuItrationer Of iamtioiee aunit'
mere. 20 imutfe gino meo til.
iammen 639 Sioer. asbenbopn
1912. Dor Bris for g9rfet fun
$3.50.
2. 0anssbpbprnene. af g. 9. Sn.
eemnnn. Tic Sioer / iolioi
Sbirtingsbino. 6u fun so Ste.
8. Sns.manns biitsriife Rsmaner:
rgoIoemor Seir~. Grit Nen.
oeos garnoom~, ~aone Grit ss
De freoIsie". oe ~Brins Otto.
Sire imuffe ginb: aomponeret
Sbirtine meo @ulotrpt - til
iammen M fun $3.50.
4. Clip.r Suift. Somfunbsroman
Of Charles 9iefens. goo 7onif
oeo Yrof. Glib. YfsIer. 349
Sioer. SoIiot Sbirtinesbino.
gris 80 gts.
8. itSpaIsf. g9rfer af Charles 9icf.
ems. SnoeboISer: rgIeof Soufe",
Dor 5elles Ben" oe ~Strense
aioer". Sem ginb / SaIo.S Shirt.
ing meo @uIotrpt. TiIidmmen
1888 Sioer. Dor gris for belle
Bqrfet $3.50.
6. rGn 3riiten". RiitibsifiIorins
fra 2onoon Of $on gaine. lib.
fommen poa Gdnff | 1912. 480
Siber | fmuft os fterft Sbirtinss.
bino trpft | bpiot. gris $1.00.
9anifb 9ntb. gnbI. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
arcosmsoe.

Slinois areos al Gen foreneoe
onnife co. -Iutb. Strife / amerifa"
boloer, niI Quo lit oeIegereoe areos-
meoe / Bella oonife ep. .Iutb. We.
nigbeos Strife neo Clinton, Bis. |
8oaene Ace til Zoe September 5or.
uoen areoiens Observation-Disclosures
etc. bile isIeenoe emner bIine oref'
teoe:
1. Cubs Roooegooer: I aor. 10, 10
2. SenooesifoIens Rsopenoiebeo oe
beoite 5remgongsmnooe.
6. geoeren, areosformonb.
Bella b. e. |. Reb., Clinton, @is.
inobnoer bort 5oIf til at fonme oe
bore meo neo onennpnnte areosms.
De | 9oeene 4oe til Zoe Sept.
8enner, fom snifer at barre meo
peo oisfe Reoer, beoes inom9Ioe
fla til mig fsr ben 30. ane.
@piter beoes oneipe 9ioen for
Oeres aomme fnmmen meo SnomeI.
6eIien iii Rs6et.
Der bIiper ineen bentet fra eta.
tionen ON Senongen.
Rom og nPr nelfommenl
0oa Reniqbeoens 8egne.
q. g. RieIfen, Wgb's 8rRit
gor 547, Clinton, Wis.
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Blair, Qebr.

Sorsnaa gftermiooog / ii0ite
ilge qgtebieoes Sans :. ~3ielien og
anno gbriitine 9. Sanien / 9ru-
Oens Stem Der / 9oen. aun mere
Sl9gtninae at baaoe 9ru6gom %
Bruo bar inobuot I'll 9rDllnppet
s Bot. aisllers 6rao9reIie i@orret-
teoe Bat. anoerien 9ielien. Cant
me Gftermiooag iatte gruoeparret
no paa en- Geiie til Nontcalm 60,
Wicb., for - iom ni foritoo = at
beiege en- SsIter til 9ruoen, iom
Dor Der. SierteIig 9pfgnitniug meo
Bartlett og bel tiIboeel
= 2sroogs fit Sofob Nnorea-
fens Telegram fra oeres Soieerien
@noren Sontrm neo Bruce, @is.,
ON Itrafs at fomme Dem til 9ielp.
Mrs. Sontitm bar bleben plloielig
jpg. SIR. og Mrs. anoreoien reiite
foo / Ssnoags meo Saob ON at noo
frem Wonoog eftermioong. Ren
aIlereoe Manoag Morgen fortalte
Charles In0reoien os at 0e bonoe
fnoet Telegram, at bans Ssiter
por ogo, altioo f6r benoes 5or.
elore nnneoe frem. san mente.
ben6es Gig biIoe bIine ienot BERTH
| Gag for at iorbfpftes poo @ran.
pIooien noe neo aennoro. gi bar
life enonu bgrt nprmere ON, f1onr
gegroneoien bill finoe Steo. Dor
bierteIige Spmpoti meo De isreen-
bel
Get iiees, at Mr. Simon
gbriitenien, iom enonu Iieeer pan
Soipitol oerneoe / Omaha, itooie
beores, ioo Ser M fumes Of funne
n9res grunoet Saab ON, at ban
ffol blioe raft.
Gbortalquaen goor fin ipone
Sang, og ben bar flor Signing.
gnonu er Esrfen oe Seoen
life bruot Der. gnfelte fsIige R9t.
ter bar Ri bog bait, men Der er min-
Ore uoiigt til Heen, en- Der por for
en- uges Bio iioen. Oct er neiten
frpgteligt of forbes pao De Itsneoe
Beie. @r9seoneene er iaa tsrre,
at Der n9ppe ies grsnne Spirer /
benz. Maiien itaar til DeIs ersn,
bells er ben tsrret op. Ser er Dog
ingen Nso paa @runo Of 5srfen.
Der opIeoes rigtie goot Of Speoe
og Sopre, og Der bIiber tneen Mar.
gel poa Sober til 9reaturene.
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0ns til SaIas, eIler gutte.

ct Sus pao 5 gGreIier. Sisrne-
Cot 50Xf50, fin location. Suiet
goo Separation. er til Soles / en-
tribeIig gp / Soma.
s WangeI Of Salg bill bptte lam.
me for en- bInnoet 5orretning life
for fort ct Eager | en- minore 9p |
ct 9anif Excitement bnor Der er
airfe oe Meniebeo. apItbaoenoe
be6es at iiIifrine 9oniferen UNDER
Rprfet X.
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TX, Gitrup og Berg Iige neo til
0nnmarfs nunerenoe aonee og
NGno iom 3abIe, 9erntien og 3
6. GbriItenIen.
On interesfnnt og npttie Bog
Tor enboer uoponoret oanif Wonf
og 9binoe. iom eerne oil feIge mel
lI0piflingen i 5poreIonoet.
9ogen er pan 335 tore Sioer 90
inos / innlft gulotrpft Sbirtinss-
bind for $3.50 Yortofrit.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
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Bnostientitu

Blair: 3e0er iom inonanlig =
@uostieneite Sormiooo9 9G. 1890
og @ften al. s.
9abitba -Weoe hos Otto Sanien
Ons6a9 4iten.
Sennaro: Sngen @ltostieneite Ell
Ter SonooasifoIe fpritfommenoe
Senoag.
Crnm: @uostienelte /. og 3.
ssnooa | bner NooneS. aI. 1890
Sormiooog.
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Wishpnsmpbe % 0irfeinbpieIie

aiboI6es / bethesda Mgb., Slime
toon, 0ebr., / 9aaene PA.
Sept. Gnbper, iom sniter at bore
meo os / oisie Gage, er berneb paa
bet bierteIigite inobuot.
9iIreiienoe fan fomme til Winne.
toon, % be be6es meIoe iie til I'M.
6erteeneoe.
Boa Neniebeoens 8eene.
:. 6. g~orIen,
gIainniep, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
Ssarme til Gala.

20 eooe, bel b~ebIieeboIote 5or.
me, bper paa 100 gcrcs. ben enc
mar ne6, ben onben Iiot lang.
eere uoe fra gpen auoubon. er til
SaIg, ON SanbeI Fan re mart.
Chris anoeren
81. 3, arbubon, Soma.
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y 9rsfteIien of pore Opgoner.
aue 8oreninger be6es ienoe De-
legoter.
Chr. ghriftenfen. 6orm.
Zen ferite oonife CD. Itth. Ne.
nigbeo / @eItbroof. Nc., inobpoer
berpeo @enner til 6isIe Wfsoer. @p.
tier beoes meIoe oeres aomme |
goo 9io til So. Gobricius. t54
9orf Ioa6. @eItbroof. Me., cGer
til unoerteaneoe.
Roo Reni9beoens Gegne
Chr. gbriftenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
0eOla, Sowa.

ct. BauIi D. e. |. Wenigbeo /
Boomer, Soma, afbolot Senoagen
Den 3oie 9uguit 9srneieit efter 6
Tigers Heligionsifole meo Ynitor
$. 0ieIien iom 29rer. Soften, iom
aiboIotes / q. 5. S. 9teIiens Stou
tpt oeo airfen. begpnote 81. II meo
Solmeiang, gsn og 0pl9sning al
@uos Oro, bnorefter 8rof. Is. I.
9anien ira gIoir. Rebr.. boIot ct
5oreoroe ON Stolens 9etponina for
oen enfeIte og for Siemmet.
Om eftermiooogen bIeo Der al
forifeuiee bolot tortere 9oler. i9r.
Iig for 9srnene. 2ige fsr 5eitens
Slutnina troaote Mir. 9eter Bon.
90 op, og meo nogIe neInolgte Or0
ofIcpereoe til 1oitor 8. 0ieIien en-
.Runabout". iom al Renigbeoen
oar in6fsbt for BAN. Otter bette
optoges ct Offer til 9srnebiemmene,
og Soften illtteoe meo llooeIing al
5rugt til De tiliteoenPrenoe. - gu
fonr hi nof mart Ir9iten at ie /
9ilen.
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nnsbomsmboe


boIoes, bill Sub, | ct. pouIi Wenig.
BED. Bottap. 60, Sa., ben g., a.
os 5. OCTOBER. On bierteIig Snbbp.
belle til Msoet fenoes bermeo til
8enner of l~lne6omsarbei6et. ge.
fsgenoe beoes inofenoe beres Sno.
meIoeIie til nnbertegneoe ieneit ben
&c. Sept, inmt bbiIfen Dag 5 fom.
mer.
Gne gefegen6e fra gft beoes
febe Billet ill UNDERWOOD. benz Der
fommer Norb fra beoes fsbe giI.
let til Sonep Greet.
goa Wenigbeoens og llneooms.
foreningens Begne.
8. RieIfen.
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Wiseonfin areos at Den forenebe
oanife airfe ofboIoer, bill Sub, TT
o~eIegerebe aorsmsoe | Dor GreI.
fers airfe | Weenab / Dogete ben
tf.-f4. Sept.
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Wisiiomsmsbe

bIiner, ON Serren oil, afboIot |
Den banffe en. .Iutb. Meniebeb, gu.
oubon, So., | Gogene 80, 80. 90
81. lug.
aprIie SnobpbeIie til ale fern
og NOR.
gaa Wenigbeoens 8esne.
Z. g. gbriftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
Grebsmsoe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. aarsmsoe
afboIoes, ON Sub oil, | YIoinpietp,
Qebr., fra a. Sept. Wsoet be.
ennoer meo Observation-Disclosures
airfen Eorsbag aften ben 4. Sept.
af. 8.
5sIeenoe Soser fOreIiaser til
5orbanoIins:
/. BaIg Of gmbeosmRno.
2. areoiens emne: .99emonos.
pirtiombeoen". eff. A, II.
3. Renisbeoens emne: ~89ffeI.
lens 9etponing for Wenigbeoens
5remtio, og boorIeoes foar ni 89f.
feIfe2" Gfi. 8, IA.
4. nReniebeos- euer a~reosoeIe.
COTTON beo Somfunoets aorsms.
Der"
areoiens Weniebeoer onmooes ON
at fenoe 9eIeeoter.
Oct fornentes at ale areoiens
grpiter bill bore i'll Gteoe.
Vile Msoets GeItaeere faor frit
2ogi; men ifelge ben neo areosms.
bet / 5ior %peotogne 8eitemmeIie be.
tales Der en- Dollar for 8efpisning
UNDER Wsoet.
gaa observation-disclosures 8eene,
6. SEMEN, areosiormono.
5 SenboIo til areosfcrmanoens
9efenotgsreIie inobpoer getbonio
Wenigbeo peo 8lninpiep. Rebr., paa
bet bierteIieite ale, Tom maatte On.
ife at bore bore 89iter | 6isie Gage,
til at belle Cubs Sros @ooer meo
os.
9iIreiien6e bebes meIbe oeres
aomme, foo oiot muIiet. inoen ben
26 aug.
Wan fan reiie pr. Rortb Neit.
ern til BIainoieD ener pr. gurIing-
ton til Copenhagen. 8pr foo nenIis
at meIoe eoer til unoertegneoe oe
n9pn. noar 5 fommer oe oper bpiI.
fen Bone.
Boa Weniebeoens geene.
s. g. GarIfen,
81. 3. Q. Rr. 8, pIainpietp. Rebr.
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Dor 5reliers ifano. Ilitb. Renig.
beo / Council bluffs inobpoer Der.
neo genner fra fern os n9r til at
oeItage / areosmsoet / ooennppnte
Gage. De. ioln snifer frit OpboIo
unoer Isoet, moa meIoe iis til
mig inoen ben Z. Sept. Won ben.
oenoe fig / airfens arppt for Sno.
fporterine. Yoo Neni9beoens BEG.
ne. s. @erten,
1889 dartmouth gpe.
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Wyoming Carey Act Lands

Wyoming Carey Act Lands
in the valley Of Eden. Fertile
Soil. Perpetual water Rights
5000 per acre, long time, easy
payments-easier 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 Z. q. Morgan. Sales
Mgr. Eden Irri. & Land Co.,
Rock Springs, Wyo.
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Misions. % l~lnsoumsmsoe.

Misiions. % llneoumsmsoe.
Bill Sub bIioer Der Wisiions. og
ungoomsmeoe / ben oonife lutb,
airfe, Siour Gitp. So. / Gosene
lip. Oft. PrqIterne S. g.
Gbriitimien. 8. 8. Senien og S.
@ertien bill vbrinee frem Of oeres
5orraao 9nt og @ammelt" | nGon.
te Gage.
9iIreiienbe beoes inomeIoe Zig til
unoertegneoe ieneit ben 8. Oft.
ane er pelfomnel
Boa Renigbeoens 8egne,
8. u. BARREN.
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SmeSie til SaIs.
poa @runo af GsbsfaIb er IN
COB Smebie beIiseenbe | bet beb.
fte GorremiHgsItrsa | gpen, au.
bubon, Ga. til Sals. On COB Gel.
Iisbeb for en- enersiff 6anff Smeb.
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g. N. pauIfen,
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. Skal Du Reisef.

Hvis du tanker paa q taes . -
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slegtninga da k0H 8 ihn. e Ua0
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WishonsmBoe.

Wisiionsmeoe boIoes, iii SUB,
Ct. 8eoers Mgb. oeo 1oter, Rebr.
ira t6-fS September.
@enIig SnobnoeIie til ale.
6. 8. Sebmiot.