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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
MAGAZINE ARTICLE
OLD
TIMERS OF STATE

Hillsboro. y. NJ. April l2-olf
timers here. at Lake valley a an
over southern Kew Mexico have been
much interested Ia az article In tho
Aprll numncr OF the American mag
azlne, telling Of the gambling meth
obs and success at Palm Beach OF the
Bradley brothers. Ed and John, pro-
prietors OF the Beach club, the Monte
Carlo Of America. I'd Bradley came
10 Oldtown IN Lake valley IN the
summon Of 1852 and ran gaming ta-
bies In Cotton and Enkc's saloon.
within a month or 80 he Joined the
exodus from Oidtown 20 the present
site Of Lake valley. whore he ran a
gambling house for some three or
four years, then going 20 Kingston
for "a few months and from there 90
III Paso.
Then as now he was noted for run
ming a square game He was noted
for his goodfellowship ana generosity,
his hand was always ready 10 relieve
any one Ia distress. There was "a
certain elegance about his place also.
everything about Il was attractive and
kept spotlessly clean. These traits,
without doubt, have contributed go
his later success. Johnny bradley
Joined his brother va here. lie was
a handsome boy 81 about eighteen.
He came into especial notice several
years Rso as the hacker uf Or. Cook
Of North Pole fame lie IL q great
traveller, hunter Of big game, and race
track man, AZ wei as partner with
ia iu The Beach clue This club
caters 90 millionaire patronage ex-
clufiyeiy ana brings the Bradley boys
in p mint OF money every year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
S0C0RRO COUNTY
PROHIBITION MEN
FAIL ON ELECTION

socorro, n. NJ, April i3.-The
board OF county commissioner has
refused 10 gram petitions for local
option prohibitions elections upon
petitions presented from san Marcial.
Kelly and MaEdalena. on the ground
the petitions did BOT contain the
necessary number OF signatures Of
qualified voters as required by law.
The prohibition advocates contend
that h signatures were ample. but
the commission held otherwise The
prohibition people claim 10 have had
two-thirds OF the voters In san Mar
precinct on the petition from that
place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
COURT SUSTAINS
DEMURRERS To
SWEET CASE
Charges Against Former Coun-
ty Clerk of Socorrc Dis
missed as Result of Hearing
Saturday.

Socorro. n. NJ, April i2-Dcmm-
Tcrs in the eases against n. N. Sweet
and others were argued here on Fri
day and yesterday IN the district
court before Judge Mechem. The in
dictments were sustained In part and
On the other hand the domurrers
were sustained In part. The points
raised are love- In this state and
have never been decided here before.
Ia one case the demurrer rested on
the ground hat the time and place
Of the crime had been alleged undcr
the vldelicct 81 to-wit. and H., NJ
puughcrty n T.. A. Mann, who rep
resented h defense argued that this
made the Indictment Indefinite but
their contention was o%vcrruled. The
demurrer on the ground that no De-.
mand FOR the repayment OF money
embezzled by a private citizen had
been made was sustained an tho
state gay notice OF an appeal
Uemurrers To the indictments
against Sweet and the railroad con-
ductors we're i%nterposed on the
ground that the crime OF conspiracy
10 dcfraud had been merged IN the
crime Of forgery and that Il the de-
PENDANTS were guilty "a an they were
guilty Of the bigger crime OF forgery.
The authorities on this point were
conflicting. but Judge Mechem sus-
tanned the demurrer and the state
gave notice Of an appeal on account
Of a recent RECESSION by the state SUI
preme court the prosecution dis
missed n Of she cases al this time
In order 20 prevent Jeopardy As
Histant Attorney General 0rimshaw
assisted in the prosecution.
The sustaining Of the demurrers IN
part came as "a surprise 10 the prose
cution as the models set by Summers
Burkhart IN the same eases two years
x a been strictly followed and 4
was thought they were builet-proof.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
NEW BANK ORGANIZED
LAST WEEK AT CRUCES
{ Special Corrsspo, asaes TO the HsraIdi

HNNNAaA NNNAINN ANMNN ~ y NNNNHfN i
Las Cruces, D. a., April IA
new bank called he Farmers Trust
and savlnEs banE OF Las Cruces was
organized this u X and the filing Of
incorporation paI "a has been made
at Santa Pc.
Those named aa incorpOrators are
Senator John al BoWman 81 alamo
sordo, John ~ Nay. samuel Ma
nasse. Gustaye aianasaa, James O..
stuart, Captain J. Woodhul., os-
car e. SNOW, % H. Holt and w A.
sutherland. all Lac Cruces The
Incorporation o. lar $4,000.
While the new rank VIII do a gem
eral banking lu lneaz. the central
purpose. as stated By its i%ncorpora-
tors. Is 10 extend ioans Ia farmers az
low rates Of interest and on q length
OF time that will enable them TO de-
.velop their land nd realize on their
investments without being hampered
with short tine l0ans. A number of
citizens have sutscribed TO the stock
whose names De- NOS appear among
the incorporation
The April luncheon OF business
men Of the yaliey viii ~ held on
Tuesday noon April IL and the Ia
dies OF the valley VIII be Invited 10
attend. Thia VIII be an innovation
which viii add greatly 90 the already
successful luncheons. ana viii hiring
out the largest attendance ever
known In the history Of the valley
for like gatherinrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
BUCHANAN CASE
At TUCUMCARI
TODAY
Embezzlement Charge Against
Former Prominent Citizen
Being Tried in Quay COun-
ty Court.

Tucumcari. y. H.. April lids
trict court commenced its work Mon
day and Is dealing uui Justice 10 tho
many candidates. Murder. embozzic-
ment. cattle stealing. divorces and
many other kinds of cases are up De-
foro the Judge Cor scttiement.
Monday was a busy day and the
time was mostly occupied by candi-
dates applying to naturalization pa
peers. Tuesday the grand jury was
still in session with the probability Of
continuing all week. Cases were sol
for trial and many were dismissed at
the costs Of plaintiffs.
The three cases 81 the state aaginst
Albert smith for larceny OF sheep
have been set for trial at his term.
The Justice Of the peace had Affixed
the bond at $500, but upon the ap-
~plication Of the district attorney, Geo.
r. Romley, an order was issued by
Judge Lien. raising the bond to 5000.
a bench warrant was forthwith is
sued and Albert Smith VIII be held In
Jail until bond is given or until thc
cases are disposed OF by the cou.t.
Judge Licb H. using every effort at
fordcd by the law 90 protect the cat
tlcmcn In this district and ~ he is
not harsh enough 70 is because the
people have not mudo the laws strong
enough. II the law is made more
ririd he viii certainly do all In his
power ia enforce n 20 the limit.
The docket IA said 10 he a large one
and the court Is pushing things as
rapidly as possible. 4 divorce case
was Of special Interest yesterday.
The buchanan embezzlement ease
Is set for next Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
7. F. Hunt Arrested Upon Or
der Of Judge Lieb, Charged
With knowledge of How
Men Met Death.
BOTH SWEAZE AND JONES
SHOT FROM BEHIND
Sweaze's Wife Held as Mater
ial Witness Before Grand
Jury Now in Session; Think
Hunt Right Man.
especial Dispatch 10 The IIcmld.)

especial Dispatch "a Tie IIcraId.)
Tucumcari. y. NJ. April i3.-T. r..
Hunt. e farmer Of near his city. was
arrested by the sheriff yesterday after
noon and ls uping held In tho county
Jan ms "a material witness In the muir
der OF John Sweage and william
Jones. prominent farmers. near Tu-
cumcari FRIDAY night. Hunt, while
he has not been formally charged
with murder. WIS arrested at the sug-
gcstion Of Jufgc IAob and the ofi-
GERS believe that he either had to do
with the double killing, or that no
knows who did a. sWeazc's wife also
Is held AS "a material witness before
the grand jury which is now in ses-
sion here. The theory NJ possible sui
eide by Sweazo after killing Jones,
advanced yesterday. has been entirely
dispollod by the %coruner's Inquest.
noth men were shot from behind, or
nearly So. Two bullets took effect In
Jones body. one entering his back
and tho other entering In the back of
the head, passing down and tearing
away the cnih. Sweazc was Killed by
a bullet which entered over the lett
ear, IA bail taking out the back Of
the neck.
Range and homestead disputes In
which Hunt had been involved had
caused threats Of violence against
Sweaze and Hunt Both had sold their
farms near here and had intended tn
moV 10 Texas. They had just re-
turned from Texas and were closing
up their business affairs. The men
were on their way homo 40 the Sweaze
place from Tuoumcari when killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
HUBBELL MAY Be
CANDIDATE FOR
THE SENATE
Arizona Republican Leader, Ia
Washington, Still Able to
Talk 0ptimistloally of Par
tvs Future.

Nv |hHllNEAuNi ~. - IuHt.l
Republicans are making a big
mistake IL they do not seize the op-
portuuity handed them by the Demo-
crate Co get together and win the next
election remarked J. l.. Hubbell. ~
Ganado, state senator and chairman
of The Arizona Republican state conn
mittcc, az the Huicigh ''rhc entire
west is atire with resentment az the
efforts ~ the Democrats 20 turn the
] auama canal over a. Great Britain.
end IL tho Republicans in the sorqte
have political wisdom. they will AXE
advantage OF tho chance they have
and get The credit Tor defeating this
unpopular repeal measure. They can
20 Geo the country on this ISSUE and
win tho mex hogso OF representatives,
and the presidency IN 1915"
MT Huhhell 10 bo.ng urged 10 make
The race FOR United States senator to
succeed Mark Smith. He has not
given answer "a his friends. because
Arizona ordinarily IL Democratic. aud
q democratic nnminatiDa has been
equivalent 10 election.
Senator Mark Smith o. going 10
have q hard fight to win tho primary
nomination for senator" continued
Mr. Hubbell "Iie Is opposed by
Rcosr S. Ling, the Democratic ma
tionei committeeman. and while I be-
licve Mark VIII win. no VIII not have
am cnsy time OF a. Then. when
nominated. he win have 20 DO a lot Of
hustling 10 carry the election.
III there were no other issue. tho
Republicans could sweep the country
on this canal tolls proposition In
Arizona the percentage against the
repeal Of The exemption clause H. six
10 enc ana ~ the senate passes the
bin the people win force the parties
10 make their con. pniEn on this issue.
The Republicans wIl not be- given
another chance Ike this Tor years 90
come
MT Hubbr.l. who lives in the Nav
ado country, entertained Colonel
Roosevelt 200 HI ranch a few years
ago But be- cannot support the Pro-
Eressige leader la politics. and was
chairman ~ the state convention
which elected Taft delegates In 1914
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
Conviction born of Experience.

The man who has used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and watched
ana felt and realized it's remarkable
curative properties viii tell YOU that
u has no superior for coughs and
colds. The remarkable success 81
this preparation. aided by the per-
sonal recommendations Of people
who have been cured by II has mndo
II n OF the most popular mcdt-
zines In use. Try u when YOU haye
a cough or cold aud realize Tor
yourself what a first class cough
medicine will do. For sale by all
druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
PIONEER OF A
PASSES AWAY TODAY
IN PEC0S VALLEY

PIONEER OF State
fBy LEASED WIRE 10 Evening HERALD
. Roswell. \. A.. April t3-The y
. death here yesterday OF Mrs. y
. Carolyn Houghton removes one =
. OF the oldest pioneers OF the y
. state, and the widow az Judge '
Joab Houshton. FIRST chief Jus '
. ice of the territory 81 New Mex y
= leo. Mrs Houghton came 10 this =
. state In ist9 with the first arr =
. my command that crossed the =
. plains after the acquisition Of .
= New Mexico. her father being on =
= officer az Ola Fort Union De-o
' ceased was married 20 Judge y
= Houghton In iSSS al santa ~, .
. he dying AZ .as Vegas N 1876. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

There viii be a meeting OF the
w. O. r. 4. al the home Of the presi-
dent. Mrs g. f. Waugh, fe3 south
Arno, Tuesday afternoon at $50. A
full attendance is desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
Mcdonald Will Pass Through
Albuquerque This Evening
On Way to Talk Roads With
Arizona Executive.
DENVER CONFERENCE
OF GREAT BENEFIT
Governor Says Meeting Has
Brought Interior Depart
ment Closer TO People of the
West Than it Has Ever Been
especial Dispatch to the Herald

Especial Dispatch Ia thc Herald.
Santa Fc. y. NJ. April l3.-Gov-
ernor Mcdonald aud state Engineer
French left here this afternoon for
Lnrdsburg. where tomorrow they VIII
c welcomed by a party Of Arizona
citizens and conducted by automobile
tu Douglas, ARR, where the governor
viii meet Governor Hunt or Arizona
and the road officials of the sister
state. FOR "a conference looking to
closer cooperation between the two
states in road construction, attrac-
ton Of tourist travel, and general
state cooperation. The Douglas peO-
pie have made elaborate preparation
for the reception OF the New Mexico
officials and the adjutant general and
a military escort are to meet the gov
ernor at Lordsburg.
Denver Conference Helpful.
Governor Mcdonald, who has just
returned from the governors confer
eneo at Denver. says the meeting with
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
Jones and other interior department
officers has been OF enormous bene-
ht to the west. bringing the Interior
department into closer touch with the
western states "a / has ever been
before. The conference, he nays, will
be an annual even u VIII prove OF
continuous benefit 10 the fifteen states
included.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
La LANDE AND
TAIBAN VOTE FOR
SCHOOL N

Ia iande, y. a.. April lila
iande voted $4,000 for school bonds
az the election this week, the bonds
neins carried Dy a bare majority.
The came Nae frne al Taihnn uhffe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
New Mayor Of Santa Fe De-
clares You Can't Legislate
Temperance Into the Human
Race.
SAYS LEGISLATORS ARE
ENTITLED TO A DRINK
Thinks Election Agitation
Bound TO Prove Harmful to
Community in Financial
Way and Openly Opposes 1t.

fspectal Dispnfch 60 hfveaing negntd1
santa Re. n. NJ. April i3.-Mayor-
elect william c.. Sargent IN an inter-
view given out today. places himself
on record as opposed Ia prohibition
and especially as opposed TO the agi-
tation In favor OF n prohibition cleo
tion In santa Fe, and the agitation
which he says will accompany he
election, should one be called. and
which he thinks viii prove injurious
to the business Interests and general
prosperity OF the city. Mr.. Sargent
calls attention to the fact tina before
many months the state Legislature will
be In session in Sana Fo ana states n
as his firm conviction hat ans nan
willing Go serve his country In the
legislature Is entitled to ave "a drink
whenever aud wherever he chooses to
take Il.
Speaking seriously the new mayor
expresses the belief that Il Is not pos
sible 60 legislative temperance into
the human race or a. force a man 90
stop drinking by law. He believes
prohibition az this timo would prove
harmful to the community as a whole,
and that the agitation itself IL the
most harmful feature of thu whole
program.
Fornoff for policc Chief.
II Is rumored today That Captain
Fred FOrnOf head of the New Mex
leo mounted police or many years
and n Of the best officers the south
west ever had, will be rendered the
position os city marshal by Mayor
Sargent. II II not known that Cap
tain Fornoff could accept the posi-
ton. but his appointment would be
Immensely popular here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
--nnTEL nnMAINI-

--HerttL HoMAINI-
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
service la SnlcSmcn.
fas Vegas New Mex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Eyc. Far, Nose and Throat.
carl,al CRY Bank Raildlng
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

= Mrs. geterien, Aiels Ssrgen
9eteriens Gnfe. bar / lRngere lib
life bnret raft. og / iorrige llge
BOO 9oftoren benoe at aaa tilSengs
og forboloe iia rolig, ON bun piloe
oe1te at IeDe. Senoes Niece, mis-
q. Ssier ira aennar6. bar iaa Dos
benoe noaIe Cage. OF bun i1ites
at 6eores li0t. men ga oi iiot herte
ira beiloe. uur ser life itor 5oron.
bring. Senoes ssn 9noreas er
6ienme Dos heitoe. men De fan life
aoot bnre enc TO. oa ban 10 aernq
ifal oure noe at fortiene noget.
Set er iarIig Sierteinag6eo, Mrs
8eterien lioer of.
9i bar hiotiI / aar bait nq.
item ioieIt 5oraorsoeir; babe aor.
net poo Marferne. @rpsiet poa
@rrsaangene ioa bel iom baaoe
6rnattrper. andre Greer oe 9Iom.
tier Itaar 90 ogioa / oeiGiaite 8re.
oe og 6Ior.
; 6ior prsoeoe oi at ollie
noaIe al @aoerne / 9pen. oa oct
qao ct iaa tiTfrc6sitiIIenoe geiuI.
tat. of man init / oisie 9nae bar
taaet fat paa at Ole Dem anr iqen.
Get er life alene Stspet, Glen bin.
ser. men Sc oIieoe Sober ifnoer
@an6. ina Sc life bIioer isTeoe /
@egnbeir.
- Som oi forItaar. itorter Qroi
@anoou o. Better BIO -ioit orinf"
Torretnina / oisic 9aae / BEN aam.
Ie Iinlaniou 9naniua paa @aih.
inaton Street.
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NOnmment aiilSriHs.

ct Wonument til Grinoring ON
Dor aiosoe Ben Boitor oa grofeS.
ior 3. 6. Iranoberg astes, ON
Sub oil, afiIsret 9irsoog ben 2.
Suni 81. 8 Gftermi6bag paa Grp.
ital Safe Gemeterp, SumboIot ono
SO aoenues 0ortb, minneapolis,
Winn.
Son mango al Vrofesior 9rano.
bergs Gleoer. Der Ter iig | Stano til
at bore til Ste6e ueb afilsrinsen,
ina pei iom andre, Der bill tnIe ct
Orb peo oenne anleoning, bebes
meobele mig bet inareit muligt.
@de inobproes berbeo til at bel.
tnge / afiIsrinesfeiten.
gna aomiteens 8egne,
8. 3. 9ilbffs.
aenmare, q. Dafota.
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,Ooniferen"
0nsoag ben 6. Mai 1914.
Blair, Rebr.

3abitaforeningen fun0e 9l9oe jig
ooer ct meget tort @eiee beo oens
9oIar 6reoaa aiten / tote nge
@eiret Dar oa osiaa iarlia gmitigt
9pn iterite Gel al Eiosn iorleb
mfo frie SamtaIer { Snlaaarnpper
easr melfem @nfeItperioner, paa
iafune lib Iom man ng0 5orfriif.
tlger = See cream % Sage eaer
N ffe og aage. I'll afoefsling gle.
oeJe Sfolens blanbeoe 5ansfor De
foriamIeoe meb afipngelie al Here
Rumre. % miot paa 5eitaftenen
bso Bait. 4isIler @elfommen o.
introoucereoe 9rof. Gang iom vi.
tens 9aler. San tnlte no ira Hom.
IL, II: .geflitter eOer paa oct 90.
be" oIp.
Otter bbao man iortpler os mo.
btagte gaiaren eoot og bel 500
/ rem 5ortieneite.
5 aften aG. s bolOer Sabita.
foreningen fit reaulGre Nis0e bos
2~iIletborups.
aoinoeforeningen bar beilut.
tet life at boloe noget Ms6e | Gag.
oe iaaIeoes. iom oi foritoar. life fsr
iioite 0nsoas. Mai.
- 5reoag aften pil Den befeno.
te 4leris. aoortet ira 9intoIn, 9eb.,
beige Dana College, og De BIZ lit.
tert bpoe paa ct goot 9roerom. Get
er fire inenife gr6ore al Napnet
Qleris. oen enc af Dem ar @rofes.
for oeo Observation-Disclosures / 2incoln.
9e bar innget Der fsr. ian Here
fenoer Dem. aogangsbiIIet % cts
Ssnoag fsr @inie (oeu q.
W1aD agtes ser bolot a%onfirmation
/ Dor oanife airfe Der / @lair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

Aogle gooe 9sger oaslelloe ION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
u. SGrlist for 7reHse.
5tormpn0: On R9ffe SfiI.
6rinaer al befenote MisiionGrer.
Nj Bait. Sarah SEMEN. Snob.
/ ioIiot Sbirtinesbino. Qris SOC.
1itus. 5ortGaing ira ariiti lib.
nj 5loreuce @. aingslep. 5nob.
so Gents. samnie paa enseIit
80 Gents.
Robert 5ortnlin3 ira GnseIit
be6 Qait. Gbr. Gbriitenien. Rsot
Sbirtingsbino so Gents.
IRE Wenneft~bsrn. On
5ortaaina etbDert nn9t Wenne.
tie fan bare baaOe @I9oe %
gintte al at l9ie. Snob. ! 10.
Iibt S6irtinasbino so Cts.
y. Sarlist for bigger.
@ orgenerD. 6ortaaiug ira bet
oanif-omerifanite airfeIiu. nj
gait. ). =. ailbiig. SoItbt mob.
30 Gents.
Naomi. 6~orteling ira Seruia'
lens iioite Gage. 432 Sioer.
Smuft mob. gris so Cts.
Otter aieo. 5ort9aing Of Ban.
70. On al De beoite 5ortaainser
ri fenoer. 5 imutt Sbirtinas'
bin6. 80 Gents.
Horp. 5%ortGlling ira Snoiona al
Gbp. GasIeiton. gaa Gonif ueo
6. o. 244 Sioer. 3 Sbirting
500. 5rdnifbino $50.
s. Tor Bigger % Srense.
migei. Weo Sfrift'
iprog og Salmepers til bper Dag
aaret. Zen imuffeite @apebog,
oi bar. pris go Gents.
arifti GfterfsIseIfe. af
Thomas a aempis. Bna Gnnif
peo Bait. q. g. Waoien. Smuft
fort Stirring meo bIinbtrpft
aors pan 8oriioen os fmuft for.
gpIot Rpg. gris 70 Gents.
Serrens @erninger. 10
friiteIige 6ortplinger. SamIet
Of Bait. 6. Senieu. SoIiot inbb.
30 Gents.
SpecieI Yortipris paa bpiIfen
fom beIit al oisfe gsser opsipes
poa 5orlongenoe.
gibIer, SaImebsger,S a ng.
bsger o.f.p. GortesneIfer frit
paa SorIonaenoe.
caa. gxf6. ynbl. &snfe.
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6fsamen
paa Srinitatis seminarinm.

5eoIoaiifs efsamen aiholoes pan
Srinitatis SemiHarilm blair. Reb.
/ 1naenc ira 2t.-2S. Ma 1914.
Sfriftlig Gfsamen begunoer 81.
0fni 6ormioooa 81 8.
Munotlis efsomeu meo Gemit.
tenoerue p. oa IS. @fai
Mleolemmer Al gfsamensfomiteen
maa aioe Msoe pan SfoIen 26.
Mai T%ormioOa1 al. 8.
9enuer iom bar emit til at ooer.
upre 6fsnmen er oenli9it in%obu0ne.
9aa 6fsnmensfomiteens 9eane.
8. Z. SEMEN.
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glnrih 9nfntn enne.

aioale faa uoperliac anIeoninser
til at Isbe gooe Stem i De oonife
9oIonier @eitbp. 0aneoilIe %
6ertile 9allep 5omnibips, NOR oeo
9ane. Sfoler % Surfer. Sfrio til
Sans II noerieH,
SertiIe, q. :.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

@roi. @eora 9ran0es oil bol0e :
Soreorag / Orheitra sal ebieago
geroaa gitermioona al. 2s30
(enAeliD %. Ma.
Senoaa ianme Sio f0anit) "a
Mai.
Inner 9anif.amerifauif SeIifabs
Anipieier.
Nleo 0eiaafelie Tor aomiteen.
Is. >. u. 0nsfelriis.
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