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Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
Several Train
loads of Produce
Shipped out of East Jordan
via E. J. & S. X. r.

That the region around East Jordan
is fast forging to the front with its farm
products was brought forcibly to the
writer's attention this week, when
VIM. Sloan of the East Jordan &:
Southern Railroad informed us that
during the past season the road which
he represents had shipped out from
East Jordan ONE HUNDRED and
EIGHTY CARLOADS of potatoes,
TWENTY-SEVEN carloads of apples,
in addition to large number OF car
loads of other farm products.
While the E. j. C S. r. r. is undoubt-
edly the main carrier for East Jordan S
produce shipments, thousands of bus
hels have been shipped out the past
season via the d. C C. r. K. and the
boat lines.
just what the total amount that the
region around East Jordan produces
and is shipped to the markets of the
country would be rather hard to deter
mine, but the figures presented by Mr..
Sloan is mighty good evidence that the
farm land in this region is productive.
And when you stop to consider that
only a minor percentage of the avail
able land hereabouts is under cultiva-
ton, the possibilities of this region for
farmers looms large on the agricultural
horizon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
East Jordan Military Go.
To Be Part of the
Michigan National Guard
STATE MILITARY BOARD UNANIMOUSLY AC-
CEPTS COMPANY az" WILL PROBABLY BE
COMPANY "T' THIRTY-THIRD INFANTRY.

people East Jordan ubannd they have perfect
right be-fo Sunday last telegram to Capt H. L.
az the State Military Board stating that
Saturday Detroit voted unanimous
the Jordan Military Company infantry Com
pany of the Michigan National Guard
possibility Company tx" becoming of the State
Militia has been hanging fire for time Battle Creek East
competitor but that
900 inhabitants unable produce the
Muskegon the late hour not
sidered very strongly.
oifaon held city, Monday, and among out
guests Editor Willard Smith of the Chaevoix
northern Michigan scrbs and also OF the
enthusiastic rooters for Company X This what Editor
Smith says of the affair:
monday afternoon and evening the writer present at the
funeral In the evening the turned out for
parade Jordans excellent band At
o'clock the bua place Taylors Inn smoker and
Mcmillan POSTMASTER and besides the
officers the there number OF
Jordan citizens and outside guests
joyabe jolficaton.
at expected that the company, (which fills the
by the mastering of the Manee will be
within the week ten days The will go
Gayng camp August fully equipped National Guardmen AS
Company will be the between Ludngton and Che
boygan the honor belongs Northern Michigan But
med say that the of Company due chiefly to two
cause.-the excellence of the of its rank and M and the
that the people the city East Jordan behind the
pany enthusiastically
moving preparation for camp and predict that the boys will
will service Already several applications have
haap oInfo
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
To Serve Tea and Sandwiches

An easy way of serving a cup of tea
is to place the cup on a matching plate
and put folded tea napkin, a spoon
and fork on the plate. Then pass
whatever sandwiches or cakes you may
desire to serve with the tea. They can
be accomplished on the plate and daint-
lily and easily eaten.
II elaborate cakes or sandwiches are
served with tea and no plate is provid-
ed it is difficult to manage them balanc-
ed on the saucer of the cup. If separ-
ate plate is held under the cup and
saucer, it is practically useless, for the
saucer so nearly fills il that the margin
at the edge is not wide enough to &C
commodate the cakes.
OF course when a simple wafer or
easily eaten sandwich is to be passed
with the tea, the saucer of the teacup
is sufficiently commodious to accommo-
date it.-Ex.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
Household Helps

Thinly sliced bananas moistened with
mayonnaise and placed between butter
ed slices of bread makes excellent sand
wiches, says the Baltimore News.
To prevent the usual "ring" when
cleaning with gasoline, put little salt
in the fluid and you will not see just
where the gasoline has been used when
the fabric is dry.
Ttseep jar rubbers soft from one
season to the next, place the leftover
rubbers in a jar with about a spoonful
of cold water, then screw on the top OF
the jar. Even year afterwards the
tops will be found to be as soft as new
ones.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES
ASTONISHING RESULTS

East Jordan residents are astonished
at the QUICK results from the simple
mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine,
ETC., known as Adler-i-ka. This remedy
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel
and is so THOROUGH bowel cleanser
that it is used successfully in appendi-
citis. ONE SPOONFUL Of Adler-i-ka
relieves almost ANY CASE of constipa-
ton, sour or gassy stomach. ONE
MINUTE after you take il, the gasses
rumble and pass out. JAMES GIDLEY,
Druggist.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
Timely Verse
Bill Bowhay is a jolly wight,

Bill Bowhay is jolly wight,
He loves his little joke
Says he, "My watch is water tight;
It's often been in soak"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Up in an airship Billy wore
His watch-the artful guy
And to his satisfaction proved
That time could surely fly.
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Bill does not care for company
When he's in miseree;
When he is dry he does not want
The town he's in to be.
Houston Post
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
MICHIGAN
STATE MILITARY BOARD
LANSING


From: The Acting Adiutant General of Michigan.
To: Capt. Henry L. Winters, East Jordan Michigan.
Subject: Muster in of the East Jordan Company.
In confirmation of my telegram OF June 12th hereby
informed that the State Military Board voted unanimously accept
the East Jordan Independent Military Company which the
Commanding Officer infantry company of the Michigan Ma
tonal Guard
Your designation will probably be Company 33rd Michigan
Infantry, although this has not been fully decided
You will be given notice of in which to
for inspection and muster by Gen. John Kirk Brigade
Chief Staff Col Walter g. Rogers Quarter
General Arms equipment stored Manistee will
undoubtedly be shipped to East Jordan.
Under the your letter. minimum of sXty-fve
listed and three officers must be presented for muster In all
where eighteen years below twenyone written
guardian join the National Guard must be
presented.
probable will be the neighborhood
of June 26th to July 4h.
M. j. PHILLIPS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
The Week In History

Monday, 14.-Galveston flood, 1886.
Tuesday, 15.-George Washington ap-
pointed commander-in-chief, 1775.
Wednesday, 16.- Federals defeated
near Charleston, 1862.
Thursday, 17.-Battle Bunker Hill, 1775
Friday, 1S.-Battle Waterloo, 1915.
Saturday, 19.-Greene gives up siege OF
North Carolina forts, 1881.
Sunday, 2O.-Alabama sunk by Kear-
sarge, 1864.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
MODERN FABLES
The Fable of the Village Apollo
Who Left Town.

Once upon a time in little 1906
model county seat there dwelt under |
the roof of his immediate paternal an
cestor gay and spritely, youth named
Ferdinand. And Ferdy's name bore
with it many tales of evil, for here, be
it known, Ferdy fit into an assignment
of labor like two hundred and ninety |
pound damsel fits into twenty-four
inch Spirella. The village sages figur-
ed Ferdy as of no account, the busi-
ness men wondered just how long the
old mans bank account would hold out
and the young men secretly envied
him and wondered how he continued to
get by.
But the young ladies could see no al
10y in Ferdinand and whenever the
folks referred to him as an synonym OF
shiftlessness they arose to his defense
with the declaration that he was per-
fectly devine dancer. Now dancing
was Ferdy's long suit, his forte, his
strong point Bounded anterially by
the latest model haircut, posterially by
patent leather, and bodily by broad
cloth, Ferdy was as nimble as fly on
a plate glass window. The Palace
France, the Gander Glide, the Serpen-
tine Slip, of any of the new gyrations
that drew the shekels into Golfers of
teachers of modern dancing were as
easy for him as lying in bed until ten in
the morning, listening to the sound of
his fathers axe dissecting logs into
stovewood.
But one day Ferdy's source of reve-
nue. died. After the funeral the execu-
tors learned that the sole heritage of
the legatee consisted of two hundred
dollars in unpaid bills, mostly of his
| own contraction, and about seventeen
dollars in real coin of the realm. I'm
mediately the denizens begun to see
strange illusions. The pictured Ferd-
inand in overalls and exercising at real
labor. But Ferdy had no such hallu-
cinations. Immediately upon being in
formed of his financial status he spent
six bones for new pair of dancing
kicks, and that night while the city
slept Ferdy beat it.
A year passed and none of his cred
itors heard from him. Even the La
dies Aid had lost all interest in him
when the bolt fell. One morning as
Deacon Simmons was secretly reading
the theatrical page of city paper, he
saw Ferdy's face smiling at him and
below the picture the type said: "Bril-
liant Young Dancer Signs Vaudeville
Contract at Monstrous Salary" The
reverend gentlemen at once circulated
the news oyer the town, always back
ing it up with the words, 81 always told
you he would succeed"
| MORAL-You never can tell by the
noise they make-sometimes.
Don't be in hurry to accept bald
head as an official badge OF wisdom.
There are two sides to everything;
yet woman only has use for one side
Of a mirror.
4 Some men manage to make little
noise in the world by rafting their an
| ooctorct bnpac
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
Kitchen Kinks.

When making juicy pies, insert two
or three pieces of macaroni in the CEN
ter of the pie to stand upright. The
juice will bubble up into the macaroni
instead of running over the crust.
If hash is stirred, it is better to use
fork instead of spoon, as it will make
the hash lighter. Instead Of stirring
hash, some cooks allow it to remain
until it is nicely Drowned on one side,
then turn with a pancake turner so as
not to break the crust that is formed.
This makes nice looking dish when
the hash is slipped onto platter.
The worst thing we can take for
cold is advice.
Silence is virtue that is frequently
overlooked.
Any man can start a woman talking,
but no man can stop her.
Better not try it on the dog-unless
you are sure of your dog.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19
The Eagle
Will Scream
Fourth of July To Be Big Event
z In This City.

Plans for the Big Celebration at East
Jordan, Monday, July 5th, in honor OF
our Nations Birthday Anniversary, are
going forward nicely and within an
other week arrangements will be COM
pleted for one of the biggest and best
Fourth celebrations ever held in
Northern Michigan.
The committees met Thursday even
ing and made up the following tenta-
tive schedule of the days event.
PROGRAM
600 a. m.-Firing Salute, using
18-inch shells.
900 a. m.-Ball Game.
HOO a. m.-Parade.
Band Concert.
Dinner
200 p. m.-Water Sports and Ath-
letic Events.
1900 o. m.-Ball Game.
400 p. m.-Free Street Attractions.
Band Concert.
Supper
6:3O o. m.-Firemen's Race.
700 %. m.-Water Battle.
500 %. m.-The Grandest Display OF
Fireworks ever shown in
this section.
The PRIZES
The Committee haye arranged the
following list of prizes to be offered in
the various contests:
Best Float or Calithumpian- $500
$500 5 90
Launch Race $1,000
Tub Race $3.50 $1.OO 80
Creased Pole $500
Sack Race $3.50 H.OO 90
Youths Running Race-$1.5O $1.OO so
Boys Running Race-$1.50 $1.00 so
Girls Running Race-$1.50 $1.OO so
Egg Race $3.50 $1.00 sc
Wheelbarrow Race $3.50 N.OO .5C
Three-legged Race $3.50 N.OO .5O
Firemen's Hose Cart Race
Firemen's Water Battle $500 500
In addition to the East Jordan Mill
tary Band, the committee have engaged
the Ellsworth Concert Band to insure
plenty of Band music for the occasion,
The matter of free street attractions
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19

Public opinion is never tongue-tied.
The skeleton in the wife's closet is
tapt to be another female of the species.
After a girl gives her hand in mar
riage she may discover later that she
put her foot in it.
A girl never fully appreciates young
man until some other girl tries to get
corner on his affections.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19

Many man of small caliber thinks
he's big gun when he is loaded.
Our idea of fool is a person who
pays twice for the same brand of ex-
perience.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-06-19

tary Band, the committee have engaged
the Ellsworth Concert Band to insure
plenty of Band music for the occasion.
The matter of free street attractions
have not been fully decided upon but
there is no doubt but what something
good will be secured for this part OF
the days program.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
StIain9ell / Wlerito.

Sioen Slaget DeO 9eon 5Dor oct
ipnes, iom ON 8illas Opermagt
bleD 6ru0t, og iioen 4rniiOent 8il.
ion ien6te lin 2fouarieI til oe ior-
ifeaige merifanife 9eoere onl at
oeriom life 0e mart in0bDr0es fun-
De ifaiie 5reO til geie i 9an0et, ioa
maatte Il. 3. gri6e ino - oa er
Shaingen I oct 6ienie9te 2ano ble.
pct mere 5aa6eillO, emo 0en bar
ouret lange Jioer.
Oct iorlpOer M, at General Bill
Ia ifaI 6aoe erflGret liz oiai9 til
at trn6e til 5ioe til 5or0el ior en-
ireOeIig OrOning, og 9aa ifaI BABE
ienot gu0 til General Garran5a
meO 3no6pOelie til en- 5or6nnoling.
SmioIertio truer Garran5a meO
at oide geninotoae 9pen @lerico,
% 5n6bpgoerne ser irpgter ior
5elgernc al ct iaaoant Sfriot.
Garran3a ifal eIlers o8iaa oDer
for Dor 3egerin9 bape ertlGret Jig
oiaig til at Ia0e Solicit baoe hit
9aIg al 9reiioent o9 loogioenOe
6orianlinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
st Spraab.

Sislge Opiororin8 ofientli9g6r
ui neoenitaaen0e Spraa6 SenboIo
til 5anfeu ON at aere 4. 3uli til
en- national o9lmerifaniiering
Opraabet er iamtioio ienot til
BLADE 9anOet ooer:
The Immigrants in America
Review, 95 Mad. Av., n. Y. G.
May 27, 1915.
To Foreign Born Citizens of
America:
In 1776, the Declaration of In
dependence set this country free
and made it a haven for the op-
pressed Of many lands who have
come here seeking opportunity.
In 1915, the Declaration of lnde-
pendence is to be interpreted as
new Declaration of Citizenship.
We Americans and coming
Americans, safe in the peace,
prosperity and strength of our
country, seek some way in which
to express as one people our ap-
probation of these blessings. 1t
is therefore proposed that ON the
Fourth Of July the American
born citizens hold receptions with
appropriate exercises in honor of
our naturalized fellow citizens
and declarants. On this occa-
sion, we will all seek together to
make this July the Fourth day
Of inspiration and fulfillment to
all citizens alike.
In order to do this, we need
your ideas, your advice, and
your active cooperation, and |
shall be glad to receive your sug-
gestions, for the National Anne
ricanization Day Committee.
FRANCES A. KELLOR,
Editor, Immigrants in America
Review.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
SpsruOsnsitrejte / Gbitago.

$4,000 2(rbeioere DeO 6bicago5
Sporoeie o9 ogi6aner gif 0an.
Oags paa Streife, eiter iIere iorga-
pes 6oripg ira 9Dens DlDnoigbeOer5
Sioe paa al faa De itrIoen0e Bar.
ter til at laoe oeres Nellenlopren.
oe aiBsre peo Ui9gIing. 2lr6eiOer-
ne paaitaar, at De er pillige oertil,
men De 9etin8eIier, oe itiller ior
9iPaling, ii8es al SporueiSieIita-
berne At o9re iaaOanne, at De poa
5or1aanO iifrer Dem 5or0el. Oct
ignes at Oreie iig life iaa meget
ON en- oirefte 2snsiorbeielie iom
ON en- 6remifpnoen al Den IiOs.
ifaIa, Der tioliaere par iaitiot.
SSmiolertlo lanmes Beriontraiif.
fen Storbpen pno oct grlnoigIte.
gn pripat Dfeooeler ifriper, at oen
Iilitan0 Der berifer / Gbicogo ior
Eioen, ioarer nsiere til bans Sore
itiIling ON ,,oen babploniife 6or.
oirring" emo noget onoet, ban bar
opleoet. Oct tore SpergsmaaI ior
Mosierne er: 6oorIeoes ifal pi naa
til pore 9lrbeiosplaoier og til Den
enOe benptter man iig al ale mu.
lige DiioIer.
Sni0Iertio treiier WpnOigbeOer.
ne 5orholOsregIer til at fore6os9e
Opteier. BoIitIbeien bar beOt ON
1000 efstra 9oIiti 2tnleoningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
9anmarfs nDt 6rnnoloD.

Zen ). SUM bleo oen npe oanife
@runoloU m0ertegnet al aon9en.
Zen trpoer 0oa iorit / Strait om ct
2lar.
Zen me @rln0lon opbpOer oe
ipecieIle 9alsprioileeier og 9ioer
apin0er ilIo bor9erli1 Stemmeret
9lI0er8grpnien ior 9algret ipttes
til % 9lar, men 0enne gaar Mar
Tor gar ne0ao in0til 1928, eiter
6oilfen gio % qtar oil opre @rpn-
len for banOe MpnS % aoinoer.
Get bleo oDer0raget alluitneren
ar. aongitoo at ioriproige Be to
1aanoifreone GfiempIarer al @runO
lopen iom bfeo un0ertesuet al
SONG ariitian.
Ge bleo uoiert pda 5oiOt aalpe-
ifino % 6aanofoloreret. Sr. Song
itao 6ao6e truffet iig tilbaae til ct.
Narip aloiter Seliinasr, % mn
Der oenue pronroige 9amIe 9p9.
ningS SppIuinaer ar6eioeoe BAN,
6iitanet af W2aleren 9onl So6ne,
3ag o. 9lnt ior at 6Iibe iGroi9 til
ben 8. Slni.
5orlr0en Oe 10 baanoifreDne Of
iemplarer 6leo Ser trpft 500 @f.
iempIarer paa 6anif 6aano9iort Ga-
pir. 0isie, 6Dorpaa aongens %
Riniitrenes lln6erifriit er au6raat
i 6aciinile, er tiltrnft 9figsoagens
@eoIemmer o. 0e oiientIiae Bib
liotefer.
Oct Gfiemplar al @runoloben,
iom 9ligsOagen bIeO oberraft, oil
iaa en- iremtrpoenOe 9laos Sol
fetingsialen. Set anbringes paa
en- Soffel al Q}armor o8 inoeiIut-
teS ct Setoifrin.
StntsranOsme6et, oeo bpilfet oen
me @rrnofob bleo un0ertegnet al
aon1en fanot SteO oerOae gfter'
mi6Oao paa 9(maIienbor9. 9taei
MiniItrene bar til Ste6e. @rnno-
lobcn / 6e TO bnanoifreone gfiem.
plarer bleo unoertegnet al aonaen
og Miniitrene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Sfppumpe / Wiseonlin.

Gn Sfppumpe ior I 2sroags
Mites ben oper @gnen omfring Ser.
rDoiae, g9is., orGbte 7 Menneifer
% fnaiteOe ct betpoeIi9t 9lutol, iamt
eocIngoe alt paa FIN Bel.
Stormen raIeoe me6 8oloiombe0
oper ct betpoeligt 9lreal / Sllinoi5,
Soma % @iseoniin % sioroe Sfa-
oe pda 9peninoer og 9tpl poa man
sc Steoer
Sefee Sfopmpeu ipnes at 6aoe
oannet iia i 9lGrbeoen al 9Deu
2aniina / Soma. 8erfra git Ben
ooer 9lisiisiippiiIooen, iom Den iuIg
te ct Stoffe, bboreiter Den ipingeOe
ino oper Staten 8isconiin, inotiI
ocn eiter6aanoen table i'm s0elGg.
genoe Strait
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

2iten mel0er begge 5ioer on 6rem.
gang Rusierue i 9toro, Ieuto-
nerne Spo. ct norif og ct engeIif
Sti6 iGnfeS / 9ioroieen al oen tpite
lln0eroan0sbaao Il 35.
1irs6ag: - I1iferne meIOer
OH en- nD Seir ooer Jlu5ierne git
% SoO ior Saroilao, 50or Oen
ruiiife 6oriparsIinie ifal 0ere Die.
pen gennembruOt % 10000 Man0
taaet til 6nlge. 9luslano inoremmer
life Ia6et. 4|aa geitironten lore.
gaar oe 6aar0eite aampe irenOeIes
/ Ganen 9}oro ior 2Irras 9toro.
iranfrig 5neaem Stnlienere %
Zitrigere fpnlpes Der bdarot G9.
nen omfrin9 Blapa. @ien paaitaar,
at sStalienerne paa intet 9unft emo.
III bar formonet at gennen6rpoe
Oeres SoriDarSlinie.
I'll 0lorgeni 0a9. - Sra
baaoe Berlin og @ien meIoeS, at
Ielltonerne after gdar irem @a-
li5ien, at 0e bar in0taget Wtoiciifa,
Der ligger 20 U}il git ior 9r5empiL
og General pon Wacfenien bar te.
legraieret til aeiieren, at ban pen.
ter at boIoe SnOtog / @aIi3ienS so.
oe0itao 2emberg omfring ben /.
Sui. - Ger fpmpes boarot ON
firing 9lrras 6ronfrig iilg baa0e
tpife % iranite ofiicieIIe DaeIoin,
ger. men MeIoneerne oarierer Ell
Del. - gn iranit 2uitilaaoe bar
bombar0eret aarIsrube, 5ooeOita.
Sen 9aoen - $4,000 sItrig.iin.
garife Sol0ater er ien0t ira Irient
imoo StaIienerne paa 9lioa.9looere.
TO 5routen. 2itri1erne meIoer, at
StaIienernes 5orisg paa at n9rme
ia 5olmino % 4lapa bar ilaaet
fell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Slere ifan. airtelamfino
bolber glarsmsoe.

4ao iamne 1io. iom Zen lore.
neoe Oanife ep. hitb. STRIFE boIot
2larsms0e / 9ucf, Nis, bolot iIere
al pore SeiteriamhmO aarsm6oe
iorifellige 5te0er i eanOet.
Zen Oanife 60. I. airfe 6olot lit
4arsmeoe i Clinton So, ira 8 til
13 Suni, 0erira Bar oi in8en Dteo.
6elelier oe0 0aanoen en0nu, men
iorbaabentli9 ianr oi til npite 4r
Zen iorene0e uorife 60. L Stirfe
bar bolOt tit 9Iarsms0e | Dtnne.
apolis ira 8. til Is. SUM. Siolte
Ssnoag ieireoe bette SdmfunO lit
% 9lars SubilGum, ON bOiIfet oi
baaber at fllnne meO0ele n9rmere
/ npite glmmer. 2farsms0et til.
itemte observation-disclosures enitem.
niat-llofaitet tiI6orenlu1 al naomi
te samipao. Den norife Sgnooe o1
Sauges Spnooe.
6auges Spnooe 1olOt paa lam.
ne 5io fit aarsmsoe | @rano Sorts,
q. Dat, Ogioa bette 9larsmeoe
orsiteoe 5oreningsartitlerne, men
oct ipnes, iom oct life tlroe iatte
no9en enoelig geilltning ina Sen.
ieenoe Sfte iaaonn at ioriioa, al
man bdpOe noBet imoo lofnitet, men
2larBneOet mente, at oct ferit bur
De oreftes DienigbeOerne.
Zen norife SpnoOe bolot - ionl
tiolieere ontaIt, at Den baooe be.
itemt - glnr lit glarsmeOe Gan
6roncisco, Gal, begDnOenoe Den 81.
Weai: Sporle0es bette MsOe itiIleoe
fig til 5oreningsinseh er os life
enOnn befen0t.
Den norife 6rifirfe 6olOt tit 9ldrs.
ms6e Wearinette, 8is., begpnoen.
De DnsOag oen 8. SUM. Com be-
fenot er bette Samilno life meo /
geitrrbeIierne for at iaa Oe nOrife
2utberanere IamIet til eet SanilnS.
Derinoo itaar 8ribeOen iii. oens
egen Grflpring ,,meo uOroftSaano,
oillig til at Iamarbeioe meO aIle
lutberife Menigbeoer paa SUBS
Sros og Dor lutberife 9srneIpr.
ooms @runo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

Q1enig6e0en 2(ifoo, @}inn., oen
ter at iaa oeres airfe inooiet pee
ct Q2eoe, iom agtes af6oI0t ben 18
% 10. 5uIi, og 5oortif Ben bar
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mers @ranater. OpIpsnin0en font
mer ira l9lrieaIdefen, O6erIt George
gB. Burr.
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