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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
LAPS HAVE SURVEYED
 MAGOELENA BAY

and have spent the entire time in carefully sounding the harbor and in making surveys of the ground around the bay.
 The schooner which took these off cers to Magdelena bay returned here week ago and the officers changed from fishermen into Japanese gentle men and departed two days ago for Japan on the mail steamer. It is said that they have in their possession complete plans of the harhOr with To- cat lions for defensive works and land batteries as well az a chart of the ,Ennncl and the plobahle location of mines.
 Before these officers left Honolulu they received from the Pacific Coast nr the Tinted States the latest plans nf the Notifications there and much other information in regard to tn" disposition of the American forces
 some of the officers who came back from Mexico on the fishing schooner and sa fled for Japan have been serv- ing in the Mexican army and it is be- lieved that they carry complete maps of the country through which they have operated which will he turned CT to the general staff,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

ollie Bourett had hard struggle with n hot stove yesterday. He was passing a house on F. street when hr noticed h woman who was evidently seeking assistance. l.ourctt entered t., h"os" and found that a stove in r.r If th" rooms winch was "ccupiel h\ two children Was about tn set the uf mind I'ourctt wrapped a blanket around tn" stoN" and carried it out of tn, house" This prompt action pro h.hlY saved Il serious fire if not tho u>rS of tn" children.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
SAILOR FATHER
 ARRIVES TOO LATE.

cd and he learned from the neighbors that only few hours before his wife had taken the baby girl to the Penn sIlvania hospital.
 The captain boarded car and went ar once to the hospital where he found tho little. one was suffering from severe attack of dyptheria and that tEerc was little hope of saving her life.
 The child was out of her head when her father arrived and he with the mother sat beside the bed until mid- night when the little one died without reGaining consciousness.
 A particularly sad feature of the case is that the Adamsons had ar- ranged to move to the south after this trip of the captains and he had pur- chased home in Pensacola where they were going to take the little girl because the northern winters were too severe for her.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
PRESIDENT eaEErs YEAR
Special Nugget Service.

PASS CHRISTIAN. Jan. l.--Presi- dent Wilson attended service at the church at Gulfport last night. He was accompanied by his family and after the service received many good wishes for the New Yer.
 Hundreds of tclegrams have ar lived from all parts of the country with the seasons greetings for tho president and the local telegraph of fee has been swamped with work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
Some little excitement was caused

Some little excitement was caused ltr yesterday aft'ln"uu Wh,n ~"l4. the ice about half mile out. one man got out his trustv 3030 and was ahuui to show to the crowd that had as sembled his shooting ability when i' was discovered that the seals proved l." be two young dogs that had Ncnturcd away from shor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
DRIVES MOTOR DOWN SLIDE
Special Nugget Service.

MONTREAL. Dec. 31.-Ridgley As. hurst today drove his motor car down the tobogan slide at the Queens Country Club on wager. Many peo- pie expected to see the daring young man killed but his brakes held the car and he made the periously trip in safety. Ashurst was accompanied in the car by Miss Syble Blythe. daughter oi Sir John Blythe. K. c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
NEWS NOTES

The real crisis in the race for the baseball championship of Nome and tho Nt'GGET cups will come .tomor- TOW night when the teams line up on the E diamond on the result ut these two games much depends
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

Pete Barge, right fielder for tn" Athletics. who played |. star game ai the last meeting of the teams may not on account of having three Job com f"rters on the back of his neck His absence will be felt kecnlN
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
TEN DEAD IN WRECK
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WOOSTER, Mass. Dec. 3l.-Two troly cars on the line between this city and Boston came together in. q head-on collision about five miles out side of Wooster last night. Ten p&o- pie were killed or died from injuries including the motormen of both cars
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

bt hah lodge No. 3 will take place We'd resdey evening January :. The in s,allation win be followed by dance and banquet,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
AT The NEW EAGLE.

Old ls~is Hurtsr Rye end t,s Fs nous Aths,ton Bourbon wnisksys. Distilled spring 1904 1908 bought in bond and reduced to % per s.rt by J. S. government. by the bottle gallon
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
NEW YEAR SERVICE
 AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH

\ large congregation attended the New Year service at St. Mary's church last night. The service began at half past eleven and lasted until the begin ming of the new Year. The impressive communion service of the Episcopal church was followed by meditation appropriate to the occasion.
 After the service Dr. and Mrs. Christian entertained the members of the congregation at n reception at which refreshments were served and he greetings of the New Year were 'h" celebration of the advent of 1914 l.> setting off bunch of fireworks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry who're you will receive good work executed by none n'Ii white emplOy-s whs receive i". standard wagea
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

This is good time to start right. Subscribe for the NUGGET and know what is going on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

The new year arrved in Nome tu thr acCompanyment of footing whistles frecrackers and other noises IL has a good start as far as racket was con cerned
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

if you want to see the games that may decide the race go to 4 3 hail Friday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

While you are making resolutions resolve to Rubscribe for tho Nugget and get All the news
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

Oh you rootsrs. Get your psnnants and support your team at Ross's Can. dy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

All of the societies and organizations and many private homes will keep open house today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

White Barn rebuilt ready for busi. ness. $1.25 per doz. for fresh esaa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

The largest mail of the season iS 'xpcctcd in this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

The installation of Nome lodge No ! l. O. Q. F. and Midnight Sun Re
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

Natives are already arriving |; Nary's ICloo for the big potlatch
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

Most "f the business places ar" , l"scd today
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

FLOUR IS CHEAP. Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery ,"d Anvil Baker
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on drausht. also Select" by tho bottle or ase.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

Tho best base ball of the ssason. Friday night at A 8 hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

f' rty miles in order not to disappoint an old mother.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14
WoMEN'S TRADE LEAGUE HOLDS
BIG ANTI-WAR MEETING


The Women's Trade Union League
held an important anti-war meeting
yesterday. And Mrs. Raymond Rob-
ms was applauded when she declared
that in organized labor would be
found the solution of warfare.
"The militaTist group is not the
only group which makes directly for
war;" she declared. ct is the great
group of men and women whose
ideals are so distorted that they gIor-
ify war and ignore the constructive
works of peace which make war pos
sible."
1T is this steadily increasing ar
mament which the labor organiza-
lions should fight" said John c. Ken
nedy, Socialist leader. Let labor So
cieties direct the force of their or
ganization now toward forestaIling
what will be impossible to check aft
er it has once gained footing. am
sure that labor can control the situa-
tion," added Mr.. Kennedy.
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That we express the
profoUndest sympathy for all suffer
ers in the present European war.
Resolved, That in this land in
which all nations dwell in peace and
in the calm of that neutrality which
our president has called upon us all
to exercise, we do not rest in passive
satisfaction, but recognize as our
pressing and immediate duty to for
ward the growth Of a word move
.ment for peace, and since peace be-
tween nations can only come as the
result of peace within nations, and
realizing that peace rests funda-
mentally upon economic justice to
the workers; therefore be it
Resolved, That we work unceas-
ingIy to build up our own labor move
ment, so as to stand ready to fur
Their that international solidarity of
the workers at present so disastrous
T. At OJy.1,v+o5 ond uTn coll 11ToOv, oil
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14

POLICE AID GAVE BOSSES A
CHANCE TO CROW
There is a very jubilant tone in the
third letter sent out by the Chicago
Association of Food Exchanges to it's
members fighting the girl mattresses
who are on strike at the restaurants
of Knab, Powers and Fitting. The jul
bilancy was no doubt caused by the
fact that at the time it was written
the police were lending their aid to
Knab to break the strike by arrest
ing the girl pickets as soon as they
came on the street and a crowd gath
cred to read the signs in Knab's win
dow or to watch the strikebTeakeTs
Knab put on the street to insult the
union pickets.
The letter follows:
"Hurrah! Unless all signs fail
THE WAR WILL SOON BE OVER.
A special meeting will be held in
Lodge Hall 613, Masonic Temple,
Thursday, July 80, at 8 p. m.
''Be sure to be present at this
meeting to vote for or against the
settlement. Treasurer will make re-
port. Be sure and come.
Chicago Association of Food Fx-
changes"
OF course, with the police lending
such valuable aid, it was decided to
make no settlement with the girls
demanding a six-hOUr day and an So
wage. And even at later meetings aft
er the courts had refused to lend
their assistance to the conspiracy
and jury after jury had found the girl
pickets not guilty of violating the
ordinance for which they were ar
rested and thrown into a patrol and
locked in a filthy cell in the Harri-
son street police station, the asso-
citation voted to continue the fight.
So the fight still goes on.
Paint the inside of bureau drawers
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14

Paint the inside of bureau drawers
with white enamel if you would have
them fresh and easy to keep clean.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14

not a rivalry between warning fac
tons, but a cooperation of all"
A city convention will soon be held
at 1879 Milwaukee aV.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
aoniul Is. $. 6anien.

; aoninl 6. s.. SanieL iom al.
aif peo 1soen ocn II. giai mite.
De Sen 6anife aoIoui ebicngo Ell
al fine melt feuote o. alninoelia
ai6olote Sfiffelier.
@lr @onien bleu y Ear cant
mel. San oar loot 3reoericio.
0anmarf.. Som aanife uns ait
ban til Sss og fom / Is 9lars
9uoeren til 2lmerifa. IA @orger'
frigeu breo no, melote bon li3 iom
iripiaig o. tiente iom iaooan oeo
ct 9lew gorf Negiment lire glar
Giter arigens Slutniug fom ban
/ 2pre hos Ell eraosr / 9tep Dor
Ser inobenteoe ban oen erfarIug i
,Snget, ionl iatte ham / Stano til at
arlinOlpgae oen itore Stempel. oa
@raueriorretning 6hicogo. ion
enonu bqrer bans 9taon.
Oct por aaereoc 1866. Snnien
beaunotc pda egen 6aano / Gbica.
40. og ira meget beife0ne ,SorboIo
bar ban orepet Sorretniugen op
tif at blioe maaife ben iterite al
lit SIaas 2anoet.
Gouif aoniul 66icaao bleo
Sanien / 1898 og tiente iont iaaoan
/ 10 gfar. Son aoninl mootol
ban manae 9euiier pan Siaio ira
oen oanife aleaering o. "a Ban toa
i'm 9(iife6 ira IieneiIelt bleo ban
nonpunt til 3onne6roasniano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

Al 6uie 5abet uOger flsre (uiin0e
Collars. llueiret fom Der no paa
gitermiooagen. Eet 9if oner @ius.
catlue % 0laion Gitu en- Norge.
men. @aoresia6ritfen Der leo met
5tormen reo5oget al o. fudte Den
enc Sioe Al 9ugninaen Sfaoen
anilaaes til $4,000. 5ruer 6leu Re.
pet op meo 9lo0 og taitet ouer elaf.
triife 1raaoe, iaa Sporpo8nene if.
fe fun6e fonme irem. Sagen tom
til Sfaoe. iaopiot man peo
@eo Spencer eoelaaoes mango
6arn6ugninaer og @inomsQcr. %
life iaa iaa arcatlrer orrbte3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

epelie Tor 80 g(ar MOO en Detailing
af S1000.000 @nI0 ON 9laret
}orilaget dn1aaeuoe bet ameritan.
lie Soan iiges Der. a9ta5 anoenot
lnoer 9eoelir al en- aonmi5iion be.
itanenoe Al 10 9lmerifauere, to @eri.
fanere % Ell Hepraientant ira 10er
al Storbritanieu, 6ranfrI1 oJ 1nif.
lano. - 7eme tilipnelaoeuoe iaa
betDoningsiiloe @leooeielis er oo1
life oificielt itaoipitet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

toget lit en @ieoalie til erinorin1
ON 0a9en.
Ge norif.amerifanife gelegatei
bllper meo til Ironobiet4 ior al
ouerUpre De itore SeiiioeIig6eoel
Der. 9(ireiien iinOer Steo 1ag
9SrciOent g9iliOn Og aona 6anfon
pefslcr Selegrnmntr.
g9aihiuaton. :. G., Is. @}ai. -
gelegraiiife 8iliener nouefsleoes !
@aar meQem 1e 5oreneoe Staters
Qrriioent og aonoen Al 9}orge /
2lnleoning al @unoreoaafet ior Ser
uorifa ernnolops 1il6liualie. Iele.
gronmet ira Set bpioe 6uS, Jon
oficntIigaior0es t goa. 6aUoe iel.
aenOe Crolpo:
Sans @}aieitrt 9aatou VII.
9orqeS aonac, ariitiania 5 Siege
riu8ens Nam o. pna 5olfets / d
6orene0e Staters Gegne iren6Grer
iag operior 1ereS MaieitIt mine
oprigtige epfonifninger I 9lnleOning
Al oct SimoreonorsiubilannL iom
feires 9torge Gag. Sc Serene.
Be Staters 9legering anerfenoer til
ililoe oe Denli9e 6eGelier, boormeo
8e Sore. Stater onlfattes / Gere5
opluite % irenifriOtsuenli1e Sano.
o. ioet ieg ioriifrer Gem ON, al
oct er oenne 9egerings gnife %
StrUben at ene @engplo % opelifs
oenne Sslelie benptter ieg 9lnleonin
gen til at iornpc Ceres 0laieitpt
mine eane aooe 2nifer chi iortiai
oelO % 9pffe."
Serpaa inolsb islgenOa Suartele'
gram ira ariitiania;
oErplioenten, Wnlbln9ton: Seq
tafter Ceres GrceGenie iaa meaei
Tor Ceres oenlise telegram iom
nit 6clf ueo at irtte 9ris paa, eiter.
iom D, bar iaa mango 9iorompno
lem mt er looe merifanife 9orge
Re. paa ianme Iio iom Dc life 9lem.
mer set aamle Mooerlano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
sra SreOsmuoet.
0nertaS 6jernelic fprite Wenitnno
for llnOcrbnnOling.

Niagara 6alls, Cnt., 10. Wiai.-
9litensn ier 9la6uin9en al @tp9.
lingsfonierencen ior at oigere0}el.
lamurrenoet melleul> llniteo Statea
% Suertd par alt / Croen til at
6egpnoe. III. 3 @oraen Gitermo.
Dag er Den 1io. Der er 5eiten1t Tor
oeu iormelle qla6ning Al aonieren.
seHs ierite Sesiiou.
@leO oen treble 0'daler Con.
aroo Suare3 oen G6ileaaife @lini
tiers % DC 10 nmerifaniee 2elega.
ter Soieiteretsoonlmer 5oiep6 o.
eanar o. 6reoricf ". Se6manns
9Infomit isnt 9litcn pmteoe man
Blot paa oe tre @lerieaaife Dele.
cater for at fompletere aomferen
Gems QerionaIe. Sc penteS 6ertil
ira 9lep gort 0iorgen tiolig.
9(m6aSiaoor 0agama ffa 9raii.
lien % @finiiter 9faon ira 9lrgenti.
ia, iom bar ppret Der iioen @aar.
bar bait trnult Dag meo at orone
mango gnfeltbeOer.
Wieoens 0ieslerue irenoeles er
til6ageboloenoe % life meooeler,
buorleoeS De uil saa iren, iaa an
toges oct oog / glften iom beiit
ianoipnligt, at Suertas ssiernelie
oil blioe oct isrite, iom M9glerne
oil benitille til oe mericanife 0eIe.
caters Ouerpeielie. Nan mener, at
oa @rpiioent @iIions iaa uel feno.
te Soloning for Die fan Mpglerue
life npre Saab ON nogen Srem.
gang, oeriom De mericanife 8ele
cater life pil piie iie pillige til at
aad ino oerpon.
5orbanolingernes ltore 9etponilis
o. 9prepiooe lit man ct Snotrpt
af / 1ag peo Or. @on5nlo Q. Cor.
oopa, Gcuaoors @eionot iii II. S.s
glnfomit Get er baooe Spo.9lmeri.
ia og Gentrol.9lmerifa, ser uil igl.
ae 6orbanolingerne meo ipGnot
SntereSie. Or. Goroopa pil boloc
fin 9feeering teIeerafiif nnoerrettet
om set uigtigite, Der foregoar Der
Dentes flere sleprrientonter for oe
Iatinit-amerifmrife Stater til aon.
fprencen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Norges 0unoreoaarsltit.
6DOrOan glorae fcjreoe ocn gUcllig
nror 6lnnOt Snpc."
Sniinoer nf giorifnmerifnnere mar
idlercr inner Stiernebaneret
lGiter Sfnnbinnnen J

(eiter aStanoulaoen
ariitiania. IS. @1oi. -Sunoreo.
aarsieiili96eoerne ! 9oueoitaoen
eaor iorncoc iig iom I'll tatriotiit
7emonifratiou il0en Sioeinffe
6srit aif earnetoaet 3enneni @aoer
ne. oct itore 1oIfetoa par benlngt
til Gitermioooqen. @}inoit 10000
5folebsrn oar noe meo feres 6laa
oa oeltoa Ioget ON 6ornriooageu
5000 ira glmerifa.
3 gorgertoaet 6leb o9;aa Stier
nebonneret 6aoret; man anilaar 9(n
talIet al 0e oeltagenSe 9aorifameri
fnnere til tire Glliinoe. Goget aa6.
neoes al ct biitoriif Optog / llnifor
mer ira 1914. gaa sseitniugs.
plnoien par Der 5prburfeii ON glf
tenen os tore 2psbiIleoer al Ser
Toner og 9egiuenbeoer fra Gios
polosoaret
Monge al oe biofomne glorif.9(.
merifonere. Der bar nieo Sailing
fproen bor netop fommet neo Cant
peren ct. 2oilis", oct bar bare
iaapiOt, at De fit blipe mc6 Soget
: Spioien for Dem sif 9iftber Col
leae @ano fra 0ecorab Ouerolt !
@aoerne idaes oct amerifanife 6la9
glnbiens paa Sluttet.
aong Saafon gop irrlis gluoiens
Tor en Teputotion al liorif-g(nteri'
fnnere. De bleu foreitiIlet al 0ii
niIter Shmeoenann aonaan ino.
bso Dem til iseitniooaeen paa Slot.
tet ON g(ftenen.
: gor 5rcliers airfe 1olotes os'
Seitguostiene 9lotionolteatret
hnpoc ire SoreitiIlinger Ssnoag
slae @rnpe. iom gelimer oe ioroi
ife 2epninaer al Gibsrolosmpno
blep befraniet, Iiseiaa Wereelanos
gisrnions, Nororaafs 0. (. b., op
hpcrt eneite Barn, ioni gif Stole
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

st oigtigt 5lno. 9ltben @rpfen
lnlio, tS. Mai. Den bersinte mes
iiniife Self 9triitomenes's Gror
blep @aar fitnoet poa sibooes a
italienife llograpere. 3 @rapfom
mcret fonotes nange 9fntifoiteter
g(riitomenes nomrrfeoe iie { oen
onoen iportanife arig / Get ippen
oe @arbunoreoe for 9riiti sssoiel,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
llurjr | flere Staler.
Wcnncifer umfomne. itort Sab
al 6icnOOm.

UiIlmanfee, @ls, Il Wlah =
Gn Sornaoo o. ct ioripietligt Tor.
ocnuejr. iom / @aar 9if ouer @is.
coniin. Coma og .oen noroIile Eel
al SSainois, orp6te ire @anueifer
oa eoeIogoe eienoom ior ooer en-
0}inion Dollars ) Can Gomtn
8is.. fom mango 0lenaeifer til
Sfooe. On @pngOe llobufe eoe
lagoes.
Syfslge inolsbne MeIoinger bier
en- 0reng peo 9lapn canton ISre0e.
ricfion orpbt al Qpnet, meOens ban
leaeoe / en- 9aOe upr oeO Oregon
Cane 9ountn. Oliis 0lieiJ aleueii
oile, miiteoe 9ioet, oa Qoiferiet /
Cane Gountn Sinosipgeaiol bier
soelapt. meoens lire aHOre bleo
fpGitet. 6n Sormer REQ Aapn
@iaiam Eat 6Ieo ilaaet libel Al
9unct. meoen5 ban Dar / Ell 2aot
paa lin 6orm 9prbeoen al @eit
port: o. Saruep Sioblom %,
Stoiiahton, bleu iladet iaiel al Ell
4lanfe. iom blep faitet n @inoen
Gienoomstobet rammeoe Tor oct
melte i5armene. boor iaa mango Sn.
ie soeloaoes. 9(lcne / Zane Goun
IN neoblqIte oocr $50 Staloc. %
Qaoebpgninger. ser acnneminitlia
par ppro $4,000. } Ctue9ncu Al
stona6ton bleu maaae lo6afs6uis
ooelogt 5abet anilaaes til 5000.
900.
0es @oines "a. Il MAJ.
5Drre 5torlne Bioroe aeu csntrals
Eel al Soma 2faoe Ter ilere 1iiin.
Be Collars @aar Era @lnsca
tine. Davenport og 2es @loineS Be.
rettes ON tore So6 6a1ol 9u On
paa Gam
Maoiion. @i3y 12. @lai - 3et
bar en- ioriar0eIig Sfaoe. iom Tor.
naooen anrettebe 1ane Gomtp
@aar. ; % omfring Qlc6arlno
uar 2oelq9aclieu tier. auppeIen
bleu reuet al Sfole6uict. iaa ser bleu
en- 4anif blauot Sfole6ernene. On
2ooe bleu eoelaet paa Ghris Sobn
ions 5orm og en- oaa 11eo0ore Sl.
ieus. On slocbrano e0elagOe np.
item 0ooebugniugen paa ,so6n SCI.
bergs ssarnL og npitcn h0er eueite
9panina paa g. 6 eriefions Sarn
soelaeoes. Stoug6ton iii SaIen a
gornaoocn Den noenfor 9pen
BAR Staoen iterre. efter at lloei.
ret bar oore, fanot mango 6armere
Dele al oeres 9Dauiu9er lig5s tsr.
te paa giaboens GieteomL Sffe
mango 3pr omtom
Oct er umilig at uProiRtte Den
belle Sfaoe. 9lGiten boert eneite
1obafsifur / Gogerton % Omegn
blpites neo. 0len uprit BAR oct
uiit rimot Oregon. gaa nGiten
bbcranoen 6nrm bortbIeites ct 1ag
eller en- Gel al ct Gag.
Detroit. Nlih., 13. 0lai - Se'
le oct ipolige WlidDignu Ear uprei
iloiat for betpoelig 5taoe eeO Stor'
men iom bespnote Ssueas glite,
og bar bolot ueo meo npiten ufor.
minoifet Seitigbeo iioen Gnonu |
Dog blnicr oet itprft.
3 aaIamaSoo oriifneoe snifetl
Ibonias @rnbon nnoer ;sorisget
pno at trnffe fine Seite op af Ban
oct. sSrnsten bar taset Sfaoe baa
oe Der og paa anore Steber
3 Battle Greet bar man sdaet
5rpgt for 0periusntmelier. eiter al
0pnninaen beo Oliuet iprGrstes !
@oar Morges.
Dapenport. Sa, ts. psai. - en-
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Ulanbog, orabte strenturer. rep Sa
pctrGer op neS- 9iooeu OF reb Tag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

Senoaaslnfiing 9er ar6eioes
Al @ar6erernes llniou Cma1a
pa at faa Ell Ordinance oeotaaet
iiel9e builfea 9ar6erituerne i 9pen
holoes luffeoe ON Sonoa9en. @p.
ems &reiter har forpli1tet iig til
at 0i0lpe 9arbererne at cirflllere
en @etition Ter at opnaa bet tiliig.
tn, Maal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

@olf for genge. Sra G5icago
meloeS unoer 15.osY at 8 StuOeu.
Ter ira G6ica9o llniperiitqt er 6le.
pen an6olot 6eifplota ios Gambling
ioet oet ipiaeoe Golf Tor @enge. q
la5looes MOO aaution, II De ifuloe
meoe Tor aetten nRite 7ea.