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POOR PEOPLE PROTEST
-..PAPAS PA riley
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reference TO the present manner OF
collecting garbage at the rear OF
premises The doctor came TO the
conclusion that whilst householders
were allowed to throw tins and yege-
table matters out at the back of
their premises, il was not merely
safety by placing the same in gar
bage cans, unless tight fitting cover
were used to exclude flies, which
are the greatest evil where unsatis.
factory conditions prevail.
The commissioners listened 10
these remarks and pointed out that
( any action were taken in this mat
ter to install flush system, which
incidentally was suggested. together
with the matter of toilets TO be used
by two or more families in commn-
nifty, the cost would be too great TO
entertain, and that the householders
concerned would be greatly opposed
To the scheme, as they were now up
in aims against the high rate OF tax
alton. They thereupon referred the
doctor to the health officer, saying
that they could do nothing unless a
recommendation originated from him.
DR. Richards promised to look into
the matter In conclusion DR.. Owen
pointed out that the present scheme
/ OF deodorizing the vaults was sui.
cidal as the majority of the alleged
germicides now used were simply de-
odorants. should the grievance nos
be remedied before the conclusion OF
the present sitting of the board. sew
eral residents in the vicinity partlc.
ularly affected will remove to Man.
haitian and the matter will be refer
red to the state board of health.
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ADJUSTMENTS
PAsTIME THEArER

The Making Of Bobbie Burnitt,"
which was shown to good houses yes.
terlay, together with a two-rel Pathe
play entitled THE Lost Her." will
be the bill again today. Edward
Abeles as Bobble Burnt plays a part
that seems to be especially adapted
for him. The play Is most ingenu.
GUS mixing of business and romance.
Burnt, left a fortune by his father.
invests it quickly in a couple of ven.
lures that appear Of a doubtful ma.
ture, but with the aid of his fiancee
who likewise has invested heavily.
he manages in a clever way to re.
cover both their fortunes and put
"Brigh.light Electric" and Trim.
mer's Combined Stores" in which
they had sunk their money, on their
feet. busting their crooked associates
from the concerns, fortune again
smiles and all is lovely. The per.
formances today are for the benefit
CT Miss Vera Bowler, contestant for
free trip to the S. F. fair, given
I by the Reno Gazette. Edward Abeles
will be seen tomorrow in his original
role in "Brewster's Millions" that
famous comedy that starts with a
ripple and ends with roar
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
BRIEF PUBLISHED IN
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CASE

The Bonanza today delivered to
Attorney Hugh H. Brown. attorney
for the Tonopah and Goldheld rail
road, neatly printed brief embrae-
ing the proceedings before the inter
state commerce commission which
includes twenty-five rate cases. The
brief consists of 106 pages and is
printed on an excellent grade Of
paper and carefully bound. II is a
typographical triumph, printed like
best seller"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
EAGLES WILL ENJOY
A SMOKER TONIGHT

Tonopah Aerie of Eagles. No. 271.
will enjoy its monthly smoker this
evening The event will be a most
pleasurable one. according to the
program that has been arranged
There will be addresses, songs. in.
strumental music. boxing contests.
story telling, and the best of eats.
drinks and smokes. Owing to the
limitations of the hall the smoker
win be for local and visiting mem
bers only.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
GoLDFIELD STOCKS
Morning Sales.

Jumbo Ex-9OO, s115; 500. 81,
17h; 1900, $1.2O; 200 BIO. $1.2O;
400, 1920; 100 B-SO, $12O: 400, 1920;
400. s1171a; 1000. s1171s; $500,
s1.15; 100, O112h; 100, s1.12h. 200,
$112h; 1000, $112h; 1000, s1121a;
5000 $50, $112R; 900. s1.15; 1000
s115; 100. $115,
Booth-5 500, as; 1000, As; 1900. As:
500, As; 500, A; 500. "A; 5000, 40,
1000, Al; 5000, AZ; 500 4S; 1OO0 t3
Florence-4OO. so; 100, AZ; 300. 40;
200 4S; 500 40; 200, As.
Merger Mines 5000, 90 1000. %;
1000. 20; 5000, 81; 2OO0. 81 1000, 90;
1000, 20; 1000, 81, 1000, 81; 1000, 20.
1000, 81.
Atlanta 500, s5; 500. 35; 1000,
80; 1000, S5; 2OO0, S5: 1900. "a;
2OOO, "a; 5000, "a.
Lone Star-l000. 7.
Great Bend-10OO. 9: 800, 9.
c. o. D.--300O, 5; 5000. g.
Silver Pick-1000, s.
Kewanas--1000, Is.
Spearhead 1000. s.
Afternoon Sales.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

A large audience Witnessed the
production of The Price She PAID"
last evening and everyone was really
agreeably surprised and very much
pleased with the performance, for
the company as whole showed that
they were all artists in their line In
fact, the show went so well last
night, that Mr. Claman. manager of
the company, asked if he could put
on another bill tonight which he
would guarantee would be equally as
good, and as Tonopah is not favored
with an attraction of this kind very
often, and at this price, the Butler
management thought it would be a
4.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

Mrs. L. l.. Marks. caterer OF re.
nown from Monrovia. Cal, has open.
ed a first.class dining hall at 1870
Summit street, opposite the Catholic
church. Why pay $35 per month
when you can get the best in town
for $50? Fried chicken every Sun.
day.-A26M26
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MASONIC NOTICE

n called communication of
Ny Tonopah Lodge No. 2s. F. &
VIVA. NJ. will be holden in Ma
sonic hall. s p. IN, Friday. May 7.
1915. All members requested to be
present. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. Work In the First Degree.
J. +. PECK.
AdvMGt2 Secretary.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations, and the record of the
days sales, as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker H. f. Epstine:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

Tonopah Lodge No % l.. O. O.
NJ, will give rs third annual bah on
Wednesday. May 12th. The public
is assured a good time for all VINO
attend The best music availahla
has been obtained for the occasion.
The following committee is In charge
of arrangements c, r. Harding.
Van Hanberg $ May. T. , Rupey
and Fred Steen AdvM6f2.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
PERSONAL

F. J. RYAN is a visitor from Cali
ente.
WILLIAM MoRELAND, business
man of Denver. is spending the day
in this city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

for its Nye county holdings, and the
tax commission increased the yalu-
alton for assessment purposes, to
100000. The telephone company pro
tested and objected to the increase
al unwarranted and greatly in ex-
cess of the actual value of the prop.
erty; that the entire property. one
half of which is in Nye county. could
be bought for considerably less than
the value on which il was asked to
pay taxes The tax commission was
obdurate and finally the company.
through II. r. Cooke. its attorney.
brought suit to have the assessment
declared void as to excess. Judge
Averill, in the decision just rendered
sustains the contentious of the com
pany to the extent of holding the as.
sessment void and excessive. in part.
and reduces the value of the com
pany's property in Nye county, for
assessment purposes, from $40 900 as
fixed by the tax commission 10 the
sum of $34,704.7i. AS the telephone
company paid its taxes under protest.
the decision means that the county
will now have to refund the portion
collected in error on the excess The
decision viii probably dispose Of
Of similar suits now pending
in Esmeralda county, a. the facts
would be- the same there
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
NO COTTON FROM EGYPT
my Associated Press,

thy Associated Press1
LONDON, May 7.-Great Britain
has requested the government OF
Egypt to prohibit the export of cot.
ton to all other ports than French,
Russian, Spanish and Portuguese
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
Afternoon Sales.

Coldneld Con.--1OO. s145.
Jumbo Ex-lO0. $115; 200, $lf2Is:
500. $112i4; 100. $40; 400, $40;
200. s1.O7h: 100, $1.o5: 1900. s1O7ls:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, IS:
1 year ago. 49,
Lowest temperature last night, ~;
4 year ago. SO.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

popular decision to let the company
put on another play this evening, SO
tonight Peg o My Heart" will be
the attraction There was some de-
lay in getting started last night ow.
ing TO the fact that it was the first
time road show has ever been
played in the Butler theater but to-
night promptly al Sis the show VIII
start and there will be no delays
The bill is somewhat shorter than
last night and the program will open
with two pictures taken from today's
regular progrom. Admission will be
the same 50 cents for any seat in
the house; children rs cents. --Ady
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MANHATTAN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
roNoPAh STOCKS.

ToNoPAh STOCKS.
Morning Sales.
Midway-1000, l6.
West End--200 73.
Jim Butler-500, ST.
Rescue ula 1000. IS.
Gypsy Queen Con.-2000. l.
Monarch Pits. Ex--1000. 10; 1000,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
Umatilla-5O /.
Afternoon Sales.

Tonopah Mining 400. $705.
Midway-5O0. II.
Belmont 800, $4.35.
West End-2OO, 70; 500, II; 14Oo,
10; 200, II.
Jim Butler-1000, 81; 500, 81.
Rescue Eula-I000, 10
Monarch Pitts. Ex-100O, 8.
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ASSESSED VALUE OF
CORPORATION REDUCED
TAX COMM SSloN LOSES SUIT IN
DISTRICT COURT OF
NYE COUNTY

The Nevada Telephone-Telegraph
company scored a victory over the
Nevada Tax Commission ct al. yes
terday in a decision rendered by
Judge Averill in the fifth judicial dis
trict court. The contention of the
plaintiff was that the valuation
placed upon its property in 1913 by
the Nevada tax commission was ex-
cessive and that fundamentally
wrong principle was applied to this
corporations property in fixing the
valuation incidentally it was also
claimed that there was a slight error
in the division of value between Nye
and Esmeralda counties. 1t was
claimed that the commission failed
to take into consideration the life
expectancy" of the corporation and
predicated its finding of valuation al
most wholly, if not wholly, upon a
capitalization of net earnings.
The case was tried without a jury.
The court reached a conclusion that
the valuation Of the property of the
plaintiff company for taxation pur-
poses in Nye county for 1913 should
have been $S4,7O4.71 and that each
side should bear its own costs, where
fore judgment was entered accord
lngly.
The company had been assessed by
the assessor at slightly over $4,000
e~~~%N~~~NS~~e
800, $11O; 1900, $1.121a; 100. $1121a;
1000, $11O; 500. $11O; 1000. $11215
500, $40; 1000, $112ha.
/ Booth-1O00, 43.
Merger Mines-1OO0 81; 1000. 81.
Atlanta $500, "a; 5000. "a 2OOO.
"a 1000, "a; 200, 34 $500. S4
Lone Star 1000. I.
Kewanas- 250O, Is.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

The guy that marries a widow can
hear her talk about her first victim
and not get Jealous, but darn if we
blame that Cleveland man for kickin
over the traces when she started pull
in stuff about her next husband
Buffalo Express.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07

Certificates OF location on sale at
the Bonanza Off, Q.
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For quick results try the want ad
columns " the Bonanza.
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Certificates OF location on sale at
the bonanza nface
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MISCELLAN EOUS
Morning Sales

Round Mountain 500, AZ; 500. al
1000, AZ.
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Afternoon Sales
Round Mountain--5O AZ; 1000, AZ.
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AdvsiGt2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

about in recruiting methods since the United States.
with IL fife AMI drum corps ana a silver tongued
soap box orator, underwent her supreme test Of the
voluntary service system In the COS.
Notwithstanding the vast changes Of a half a
century. admirably emphasized In the supreme art
Of the English recruiting posters. upon which the
best talent Of the empire has expended Its efforts. II
II Interesting to note how the history Of recruiting
In the North In repeating itself In England to-day
and may further repeat itself.
At the close Of 1852 voluntary enlistment ap-
reared to he a failure In the North. Early In 1858
Lincoln reluctantly consented to CONSUMPTION.
The South already was practising universal con-
~scription Of so rigorous n nature that escape was
well nigh impossible ana Of such elastic limits that
boys as young ns IL years and men as old as 65
were drafted. Few men " these extremes OF age
found their way to the fighting lines. hut boys AMI
old men were generally used AZ prison guards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Some of the most bloodthirsty guards ut Anderson.
willie and Libby, the quickest to shoot If II prisoner
stepped across the dead line" were boys Of IL
years.
Congress ON March 3, 1868, passed the CON
%scription act by which all abled bodied males be-
tween the ages Of 20 and As years were subject
to draft, A draft Of 800 900 men Immediately was
ordered.
The direct result of the draft rs n military meas
ure was failure. The draft created intense an
tag0nism throughout the North ami New York from
the thirteenth to the sixteenth If July was IN the
hands Of IL mob that killed 1000 persons aud de.
>troyed 81 500 900 worth Of property.
The total number Of men obtained by the draft
was less than so, 900. liut the measure had u
result not expected hy its proponents, II stimu-
lated voluntary recruiting to the extent that never
again until the clos" Of the war was there even "A
hint If the necessity If further drafts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

TINE great war has put the voluntary military
service system Of England to its supreme test.
1t Is too enrly yet to say whether or not 1t
10 a failure. CONSUMPTION has been agitated.
urged, threatened. A strong faction In the British
'ahinet believes 1t Is inevitable. Lord Kitchener
himself. while admitting that voluntary enlistments
are doing but little more than to fl the gaps in the
hrhting line In France, still hopes that the final
measure Of compulsory service may not prove neces-
Nry' Meanwhile Lord Derby Is giving voluntary
recruiting its final test and the campaign for recruits
y proceeding over England with a fervOr and deter
Ni'Iiation that II Is hoped will save England from the
humiliation Of abandoning n system Of which. with
III" United States. she lMs been one Of the only two
ii"lInentS Of importance.
Posters have played IN important part In the
british campaign for recruits. and the way London
ana all England ami her possessions are plastered
WIN them emphasizes The great clmnge that has come
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

&loos til ll0oioeIie al airfegoar0e.
nes @ortnerier. aebet err ioreto.
get ltoen noaen oHientlio ll0beta.
lima ira aommunenS Sioe.
SDucri pna oWiisiiOnsbiemmct".
&eitaurotgr Senien-Mnar, 0fi5.
iionsbiemmet, 5~orDergo0e, 2eben.
1opn. er blepet beitionlet Tor en- Gee.
trpsfite. Der bl. a. inoe6ol0t 10
Sparefasiebpoer, Iooenoe paa 5000
SIR, iamt ct Bar Slun0reoe aroner
fontont. Ggetr9sfiiten, ser itoo /
Rcitaurdtgrens SopeDGrelie, oar
iorioln6en, ga ban Nitenen ben is.
Sec. pe0 t0.5ioen fom oerin0 6r
Senien.0enor mener at pioe, bneml
(unen er. Ger bar nemliq i noala
Gage boet ooa 6oteuet en- m0rfe
liQ Man0, Ser fol0tc iig @anroeies
Ecnien ira SilfeborQ, "a ii0en IN.
ueriet bar inn0et Steo, far ban life
nit iia. Sans 9agoqe itoor enonl
paa Sotellet. Snueriet err mel6t til
&olitiet. Ser MI efterigger Sen Tor.
iul0ne @oar0eier, iom rinieliaoio
hnr nhninpt milf Rnnu m MAreSir
9pt 9ieicf WOtur. Sfi6. Gn pel
luffet Rropetur of6oloteS 2pr0na
Sen -. 0tc. / Sun0ct me0 Gobbeli.
ifrle 0ieielmotorifibet v@aciiic"
6oaqet al 9urmeiiter & @oitt. ior
Ge9nin9 Observation-Disclosures ,.Toro.
iticrnen" i Stocf6olm.
-Qociiic1 cr set 3. al en- @affc
al 1ieielmotorifibe iom bette @be.
0eri bar beitiIt hos 8urmeiiter &
@oin, % er u0fert eitcr ionme 3eg.
ninaer % 4fon iom oe foreaaaenbe
S6iterifibe. 9e TO Sooeoifibs Gle.
ielmotorer, Ser 6oer bar 6 Gilmore.
u6piffcr tiliommcn 20O0 3. S. 81.
Der iinors mutt noiprcOe aam
re ON gor6 for ct minore initial I.
afasIe 9asiagerer. men elers Ell
Sfibct inbrettpt meO Iragtiort ioi
Die.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

inoieote Erpiter 9aar jim Sang; oct
er IDffeOeS PED 2aon paa SteOet al
ifaiie 8an1e til DC neopenoige 9pg.
Reioretagen0er. 3erimo0 bliDer
SprogIfoIen for lll9e Q|fisiionprer
inoitiaet ior ct 9(ar. M1an bar emo.
M life iaoet en- 5%oritanoer, Der fun.
De Qioc hele i'm In 0ertil man fan
Zicbliffet nUppe ifaiie @enqenc.
% ser u6ien0es Tor Chen FIN ioa
me V%tiSiionprer. gariens bar ior
eori9t oGret meaet opta1et al Sor.
bol0et mellem Gnalpnoerne % oe
toife p}iSiionprer. Sf0nt GngIpn.
oerne - boaoe Ntisiionprcrne %
Wpnoia6e6crnc - / oct belle er %.
tran6t ino 6enipnSiulot. iom arigS.
iorholoenc tiQaoer. er 5nifernc, ser
10 tiImeo er aiifonrne ira 1orbin.
oelie me6 6iemIan0et. / en- meact
ponifeIia StiGina, boo6e efonomiif
% oonocligt. 9orienS bar acrn'
oiact toac en- Saan6 I nlco / ct ior'
ioneroe Nrbeioe.
8 6ior 6aooc ri ct llnoerihlo
poa 400 @@r. 3 Aar inneS oct at
blipe minorc. gil noaen biplpc oS
til at iaa set 6elt no Al @eroen?
@oloennar 4mmtn0icn
OR Tnbl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

5 @rpoeturen oeltoa, foruOen
Aepreientanter for De to 8irflom.
6eocr: QrinS Mabiool al Siam, Den
fineiiife Charge o'aifaires / ae.
6enbapn % belgiif anptain De Ser.
lahe mi II.
9infOniSicitiftelicn / apbenbaOn
bar til 6orOcI Tor tit @pgaeiono no.
ienot en- Serie 5amlermprfer, te9.
neoe al g. 81. Clemens De ifoI
pao bette Omraooe pnre no9et al
BET imoQiuloeite, man biotil bar iet
Ell npoeliq Iegniuo al flare, inuitt
afitemte Sarper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
llOuiOeIie ri @ispe6iera 0iric.

l%lSpioclic al 9iSpcbicra Strife
saOrS. s 9oroerreprGientntionen5
@eoe Sorooq II. 0ec. ! a%ebenbaon,
Tor mffeoe Gore qooes Ser BETH.
relic5fommiSiionen ior 9eardoel.
i%csurieuct, aommmoGbeinrelienS
Somtpffe til at pr6oerbe ct 9(reoI
poa ca. IS 16r. Qon0 al @oorocn
,Maric6ei~s Sorocr, 6pilfet 9treoi
tunfcs anocn6t til en- llooioclic al
9ispebicrq Sirfeaooro. @co 0ett,
qeb bill man unoaoo / 2gbct al ian
aor at bIipe neoioqet til at lore
toee ct mt o9 foitbart Safeguards.
mIpo / en- ianoinnligbis itsrre ri.
itono ira @pen o9 ninn bill bare
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

Mr.. x 43O.
Med Landskabshilede smukke Farver, SAINT en-
kvist af Wide Roser. Tekst ,Herren er min Hyrde,
mig skal intet fattes@ paa B%aggrund af merk Flejl-
Sterrelse 9 X Il Tommer. Pris 30 Cents. 4 for $1.00.
ANDRE vEGGEKORT MED DANSK TEKST.
Mr.. 65o-D. Raphaels Engle. s y Tommer stort.
syrrt Karton med S6yrand. Assorterede Tekster i
SSlvtryk. Prs per Six. 20 Cents. 6 for S1.00.
Mr.. 875. N%nggekort j korsform. Storrelse TX x II
Tommer. Paa Midten .Ecee Homo" o~mslynget af
Ranker med Lpv. Forneden ct Bibelsprog. 2 forskel-
lige. Pris - Gents. , for % Cents. 9 for $l0O.
Mr.. 1898. Fire forskelige kristelige Allegorier i
smukke Farver og med tlsvarende Bibeltekst. X
0H Tommer. Per SIX. 10 Cents. Per Set 80 Cents.
Per Dus. Sl.20.
Mr.. 231. En- rldre Serie meget smukke Vmggekort.
10 X 7a Tommer, med Roser naturlige Faryer paa
lys Baggrund. 4 forskellige Skriftsprog paa Dansk
fin SSlvtryk. %oprindeig Pris 25 Cents. Nh 20 Cents
Stykket. 6 for S1.OO.
M. SIG. II Bibelsprogtavler med Blomster og
Landskabsbillede Stierneform. StSrrelse BE Tommer
Firkant. Pris ) Cents per Stykke. 80 Cts. per Dus.
Stor Rabat paa Partier til Forhandling eller til
Brug S9ndagsskoler og Foreninger.
%r~H
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- Mr.. X 2O5.
Smukt flois Nmggckort med Klaser af modne
Druer og f6lgende Tekst hyidt: AT Made ere /
frelste". Sterrelse 6 y ~ Tommer. Pris 20 Cents.
6 for Sl.OO.
NJ. X ITO.
Med udsprungne krokus pangende Farver paa
msrk |Baggrund. 1ekst .IIerrcn or trofast". Ster-
relse 9 X ~ Tommer. Pris Is Cents. 4 for 80 Cents.
N M. X lis.
Udsprunene Nandilier med Blade naturlige Far
yer. MSrk Fejls Bagerund med Tekst: Min Made
er dig nok'. Sterrese 6 y 7% Tommer. Pris Is Cts.
4 for 30 Cents,
Mr.. COS.
R9dt eller gront Floils Nrggekort med preset
Rand. Foroyen On opheiet cirkelruned Ramme hvori
ct smukt lille Landskab. Forneden felgende Tekst
hvdt; .Gnd lefren CT Sol o. Skiold" Sal. 81. y.
StSrrelse 5h ~ Tommer. Pris Is Cents. ? for
25 Cents. 0 for 81 90.
DANISH IUT1
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WanO6orrmcs niripiniac Rciie.

Ransboere. Der ban0e biulpet Bar.
fen .SiQur0~ moer 0ens Strdn.
Dina ueO Wane. maatte air:piaig'
islge meo 9arfen til 9or8e, Oo
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