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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-11-05

Kentucky.-Former Congressman
A. o. Stanley (Dem.) elected Cover
nor by about 10000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-11-05

10 147 275 1872 2so 216 164 224-4O42
232 159 153 1856 152 23s 176 112 121 166-3002
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-11-05

2a7 15e 174 122 157 2O4 1s3 50 215 2sO-s445
10 136 241 165 221 245 1877 163 175-3573
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01

Any one who ever did anything sue
cessfully anywhere had to find a good
grindstone and run it and lean against
it until he was gronnd to an edge that
would cut. Have you found a good
stone, and are you using it?
If you will study the gnawed out
gorges about Hays you will be able 20
translate the diary of the past. You
know we are doing many wonderful
things these days. We have fshmen
that make the sword-shark ashamed of
himself, and bird-men that make the
eagle look like thirty cents when it
comes to exploring the heavens.
Did you ever study the ''fogies" of
your town? They follow civilization.
They are the same IN every community.
They are always saying, "It won't
work, - cit can't be done, - ''let good
enough alone, ;, ssI told you So" They
are moss-covered. They cry for the
good old days. They would eras the.
name Of every progressive from th.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01

A dance is scheduled for May 3rd, at
the G. A. R. Hall.
W. A. Smith has nicely painted his
residence on east Normal avenue.
The Feitz new residence is up and
ready for the roof, and it makes a very
pretty improvement for east Wilson
avenue.
Friday morning, Miss Alice Freese
returned from weeks visit to her
farm and friends in Cove county, south
of Grinnel-
Attorney E. A. Rea left Thursday
night, on business trip to San Luis
Valley, Colorado. He viii be absent
until the first Of next week.
Alex Bissing is getting some nice,
new fixtures for his store. The inter
ior of the building is to be remodeled
and mOdernized throughout.
W. H. Madden returned from bust
ness trip to Nebraska, Wednesday.
He says he saw some mighty fine
country IN the Platte river valley west
of Omaha
A French physician has discovered
that cannibalism is a sure cure for In
digestion. If you are having trouble
with your stomach, make a meal Of
your nearest neighbor.
Ben Greet Woodland Players on
Normal campus. Thursday, May
9th. Matinee and night perform
ances.
There is a lot of cement sidewalk
being put down IN Hays, this spring,
more than there has been for years.
We are informed that there viii be feur
miles of new sidewalk built between
now and fall.
The ice man has commenced busi-
ness again. The coal man has retired
In his favor. The ice man and the coal
man are the bane Of freezing or swelt-
ering humanity in the cities. But there
are greater evils, and we are willing to
put up with them for the comfort their
products bring
Harry Freese has added q large
cement porch to his residence on east
Normal avenue, and viii have his u. S.
Land, Pension and Notary Office at his
residence, hereafter This week he Sc
cured a good homestead IN Logan coun-
ty for Jesse J. Miller, who worked last
fall for VIM. Kraus, south Of the Res
ervation.
Large and pleased audiences attend
ed the Civic League plays; Peg o. Ny
Heart" and ''Lion and the Mouse" +" al
the Normal auditorium, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of this week
The receipts for the two nights were
1919, net, which viii be used las adver.
tise0 for building a suitable fence
around the cemetery
At a special meeting Of the City
Council. Thursday night, the ElectriC
Light people presented proposition Il
the City TO furnish power for the water
system for Sc. per 1000 gallons The
! proposition was taken under advisemeni
: and viii be acted upon at the nexi
: meeting-the first week In May. The
proposition looks ike fair ones
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
It Isn't Your TOwn-It's You.

It Isn't Your ToWn-It's You.
If you want to live in the kind of a
town
Like the kind of a town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes in grip
And start on a long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left behind,
For there's nothing that's really new.
It's a knock at yourself when you
knock your town.
1t isn't the town-it's you!
Real towns are not made by men afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead.
When everyone works and nobody
shirks
You can raise town from the dead.
And if while you make your personal
Your neignbors can make one, too,
Your town will be what you want to see,
1t isn't the town-it's s you.
The Stakeholder Herald.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
Why not a County Fsir at HaTs2

There is some talk of organizing a
Fair Association for Ellis County here
at Hays, and why not? Some of our
neighboring county seats hold a success
full fair every year. Russell, Nc
Cracken, and as far west as Oakley In
Logan County, and Ellis in this county.
The fairs in all the towns mentioned
have been a success in every respect.
Hays, the largest and most important
town on the Union Pacific west of
Salina, in the state, seems to be on the
retired or ''tired list" There has been
nothing doing for years, in the county
fair line. The resources of Ellis County
are as great, our farmers as energetic
and wealthy as any of our neighbors,
and, we believe, would help with their
farm products and would stop their
work for few days each year and help
make a county fair a success. If some
of the influential men Of the city would
get together and interest the prom.
inent farmers, county fair association
could be organized and made q per.
manent fall festivity. The men and
women of the county could then get
together, show their stock and othel
farm products and enjoy a season OF
rest and recreation, and profit BY
an exchange of ideas, etc. Who vii
start the ball rolling2
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
Hays, Nav II.


Should you or your child have any
thing wrong with the eyes, ears, nose
or throat or need glasses, make a date
with DIR. NJ. Jay Brown, office in Wat
son Building, Salina, Kansas, er see
him at Brunswick Hotel, May 11th,
Ellis 18th and Russell 18th.
I will sell my residence property at
2O5 E. Fifth Ave. Two lots with six
room house including bath.
m1t3 G. S. SMITH.
Come in and hear your favorite song
sung at The Hays City Drug Store.
a3tf
100 herd of fine stock COWS fol
sale. Most of them good mixers.
a1O AZel Cochran
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
PubIic scbooI Entertainments.

An entertainment will be given in the
Normal Auditorium, Friday evening,
May 7, for the benefit of the High
School Annual. The music department
of the Normal, and Mrs. Wooster will
assist. The physical training classes
under Miss Roper and Mr.. Van Cleave,
will put on some interesting stunts.
Admission 25c.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
Notice to Tennis PLAYERS.

Three good tennis courts on the City
Playground are now ready for use. We
trust they will be made good use of by
lovers of the game.
THE PLAYGROUND COMMISSION.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
J. H. Hogg.


Beginning with next Monday, May g.,
a supervisor will be in charge of the
Public Playground from $50 to 800
o'clock p. m. Parents may send their
children at those hours with safety.
The grounds will be closed at o'clock.
PLAYGROUND COMMISSION.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
NOTICE

Anyone picking or destroying flowers
IN court house yard will be arrested and
fined. By Order of Civic League.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01

state. Make list of these ''fogies"
and see if your name viii be found in
If
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01
The Spoilers, 9 reels, Friday. May
7th, at G. A r. Hail.

The Spoilers, 9 reels, Friday, May
7th, at G. A r Hail.
Commencing Sunday, May End, the
Venerable Thomas A. Sparks, II. A.
Archdeacon of the Northern District of
SaIina, viii have charge of ST. MichaePs
Episcopal church at Hays, and at st.
Andrews Mission, Silverdale.
Ed Madden is on business trip to
Texas. There are gela monsters, rat
tlesnakes, wild hogs and other de-
structive animals In that state and Ed
should be careful If he expects to re-
turn safe and sound to Kansas.
A May bride is as good as a June
bride-just as pretty and winsome, and
the month OF May viii see several wed
dings among the young people of Hays.
They have become tired Of the waiting
policy and will be married before
June.
Miss Grace Copelend, accompanied by
Miss Kathryn O'Loughlin and Prof. P
Caspar Harvey, left Tuesday morning
for Lacrosse, Wisconsin. Miss Copeland
will be one OF the contestants In the
Interstate Oratorical contest. The
states in the contest are Iowa, Missouri
Illinois, Wisconsin and Kansas The
Free Press is betting on Kansas.
It is an old saying that ''when more
males than females are born, there i
going TO be war" DR.. Middlekauf
reports four girl babies for last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Pfannensteil,
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip thinner
man, a daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Aloi
Leiker. two daughters. Shall we hav,
peace? Ask the average married mai
the question.
Ben Greet Woodland Players OF
Normal campus. Thursday. Ma!
9th. Matinee and night perform
ances.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01

For SaIe.-A cupboard and kitchen
cabinet. For information, phone No.
II, Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01

Choice red seed corn for sale. Sam
pie at Early's harness shop. a24w2
For thoroughbred o. I. C. pigs, also
two young boars, inquire of Ed Kraus.
a24w4.
The music faculty of the Normal will
give an entertainment in the Auditor
ium, Friday evening, May z. Watch
for program.
Wanted-A girl to work in restaurant
German girl preferred. For further in
formation inquire of
J. H. Hogg,
For SaIe.-Hollow Tile. For founda-
tions, Easements and dwellings. Coo
in the summer and warm in the winter
Tile on hand at my residence, South
Fort Street. ANTON GROSS.
a2Auv1
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-01

There is no credit due any person for
knowing how to spell, but it is a dis
grace to be ignorant of the rules of
spelling. No man should assume to be
entitled to social preferment for doing
right, but it is infamous to do wrong
knowingly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-10
Photo by Underwood & Underwood.

Photo by Underwood Underwood.
DOCTOR OPERATES ON ELEPHANT
A remarkable surgical operation was re-
Gently performed in Los Angeles by DR..
Alex Moxley, who lanced growths on the
Bostock jungle Tweedledum weighs almost
ton and half and did not take to the
operation kindly, as is apparent from his
baleful eye.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-10

put off the passengers and other
 lmpedimeEta and we sailed, after years and years of waiting, for st.
 Michael. From distance of ten miles at sea, St. Michael is beau tiful little haven. The buildings are painted white, and it seems that from every gable flag Is flying, I said from ten miles at sea. Alter one has disembarked at the long tailor-made dock, and wound his devious way up through the home spun buildings to the crest of the hill, one is prone to change his mind. The sainted Mike must have been a whale of a preYaricator, for about all there is at St. Michael is wihd-wind and dogs. There were times during our five days stay at Mikes when we couldn't hear the wind on account of the dogs, also times when we couldn't hear the dogs on account of the wind; but never when one or both was not with us. At St. Michael I discov- cred the. first peculiarity of the native dog. I discovered that the finer house you build for them the more time they spend on the roof, bowling. Since I have been here, where have been thrown more or less with the dogs, as 1t were, l have learned many tricks of which Jack London is entirely ignorant. l have seen several dogs hitched up and starred out on short jaunts about the town, either for exercise or the more utilitarian purposes of draw ing water or wood, and l have be- come firmly convinced that, after many years of patient endeavor, the dog-musher of Alaska has arriv- at Q point where one word from him will make the native dog do just as he d--d pleases; the dog l mean. Ill passing. I will say that these dogs are the first and only animals that I have ever seen which can climb an iron telegraph-pole successfully. So, after have been
 (Continued on last page)
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-10

Fairbanks Times: In a recent mail from Fort Gibbon, letter was received from a soldier, who arriv- ed there last summer, having made the trip by way of St. Michael. His description of the trip will be es- pecially interesting to those who have ever travelled on the lower river.
 The letter in part Is as follows:
 "Anent the trip from Seattle to Fort Gibbon, let us say that the first leg, 1. e., Seattle to St. Michael, was O long, tedious exemplification of how NOT to run a steamboat. The Victoria, on which we took passage, was named after the late lamented Queen of England, having been built ln the same year in which she was born; also having Leen a dead one about the same length of time. For her navigators can say that they were wonders. They could spy a trough of the sea
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-10
Bill Nye in Disguise Reaches Ft. Gibbon, On the Lower Yukon, and Tells His Experiences On the Trip Up North All Who Have Made the Trip Into the Interior of Alaska Via Boring Sea and Up the River, Will be Able to Appreciate the Soldiers Humor.

twenty miles away. and so manipu- late the ship that by the time it would strike us we would be broad side, thus necessitating header to port or starboard, according to which side one happened to be on when she struck. Several passen- gers made spiral glides across. her, to the amusement of those of us who happened to be anchored firmly to something substantial, but to the disadvantage of the performer. The wonder of it all was that more were not injured. Finally, after ten days,
 we steamed slowly into Nome har- bor, Did we unload? We did not. We put in the rest of that day and the night following in cruising around Boring sea for fear we might drag our anchors up the siae of Mt. Mckinley. The next day was the same, nlso the next night. But after a while our Irish captain de- Cided to go ashore himself, so they
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25

Phone 1913
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25
The Drysdale Store

Riot of Beautiful inexpensive New Spring Dress
Fabrics Reckoning CHEEKY welcome TO ook-"fe
the newest silks the worthy wool and worsted materl-
ale and no end of bright pretty effects in linen and
cotton washable goods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25


E,DQIAR IN
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25

The new Safety Elevator takes you carefully ana sure
" to our upper floors The Garment department, the
Baggage, the Curtain and Upholstery fabrics the wan
Papers and the Floor Coverings are now almost as
accessible as if arranged on sidewalk Get aboard
its right now-GOING UP?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25
Easter Gloves

Stocks are now very COM
plete. STYLES are correct.
Values. owing to early buy
ing.are impos sible TO replace.
BUY NOW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25
Astounding
Spring Newness

Neckwear, yeilings, Ribbons,
Embroideries, Iaces and
Trimmings
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25

The lads and assies provided for here to the limit
No stock in establishment receives careful atten
ton It's hobby with shoe the youngsters correctly
Assortments unusually broad and varied, and
practically without exception prevailing pce-advances are
nowhere in evidence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-25

FOR THE
SPRING
H0ME-NEST
we've greatly en-
larged our showing
of Wall Papers, Cur
tains, etc, and Floor
Coverings.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

% 9ienne le 6bnteau. Sc bru8te
after @iit3as. - sum Gioen Stamp
paa Den eitte 6ront % Oen itaIien-
ife arigs3oae. - 9rpiioent 8il.
ion ihoerer Den tgife 8e9erin9s
Spar. % iaa mart ban % lloenrias'
miniiter 2aniiug 5ar aipet 5ituatio.
nen moOeu Coeroeielie, Oil @reii.
oeuten fomme til Wai5in1ton for
perionIi1 at fonferere meO
lloeHrigsminiitereu d De ouri1e
aabinetsmeoIemmer, ol iioen oil oe
laoe Ciientligle0en oioe, 3oaO re.
ltrinaen oioerc trnfer at gere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

0Dao bort 9anos Tresle
mener ON 3Ditlanos SDar.
) Steoet for at uotale DOR egen
Oiening om 5oitlnnos Guar paa
Dor 9ieserin9s iioite 9tote angaaen'
De Spnfningen Al 9uiitania NJ. m
ifaI pi meo6ele Ell Del llOtalelier al
gresien iorifeaige 9ele al 2anoet
aG6ica9o Iri6une", 9uoreiter isI.
geuoe meoOeIes, ifriuer:
@oitorieQe 9lumprfninger / ame-
rifanife Blade ira apit til spIt %
ira oen tanaOiife @ranie til @uIien
iniiiterer aImin0eIig. at oct tpife
Suar paa gr9iioent 8iIions 9nii.
tania )1ote er utilireositiaenOe og
unoDigen0e.
,9ep gorf Seralo": 9(ifIe0t
bets scant1 ON Sumanitet i.
bets 3iraoe imoo Storbritanien og
bets belt iaennem ifrsmteoe BAD
itanO meo Senipn til 9uiitdnia er
0et tpife Guar til llniteo 5tates en-
noiororina.
Telegram: a5pifIml0S SOar til
llnite0 States er girfeliabe6en
li9eiaa e1enmr9tigt iom bets 3no-
trrnqea 9ellien. aefiereu oHifer
life Blot en- Rel til Seen, men ieloe
ssen.
.Goeniua Sm@: o0oao oe iuool.
oereoe Qrineipper at8aar, oa bele.
Der oct t1ife Guar ii1 til en- ifpr
lloiororiua til oen omcrifanife Of.
ientliaa 0lenin1. 0et imsoefom.
mer life en- eneite ai 9rpiioent g9il-
ions 5ororinger
o9}ontgomerD Souraal". Iuif
lambs )1ote er life ai9ereaoe uten
u0cn on Sngeu % iunes at bape
til Seuiigt at ior0irre og iorbIon.
NE o. iaaleoes ifabe ipGn0te oiplo.
natife 5orbolO o. euenhielt Oplss-
ming Al oisie."
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oil rpite ale, iom snifer 6reo %
Net og Rctiproig5eo. Get er 9oer
lia6e6rl al Soomo0, 5elpiit6eo %
Salitarig5eo. Get iororer, at Spif-
lm0 ifal operleoe. ielu ON bet ifal
opre neOuenoigt at e0eIGgge ben
belle eorige QerOen
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te er 1uifIanos enoelioe Guar
iaa er 9ioen life iiern, % Diploma.
tiff 5orbol0 maa bGoe5 Ipitlanos
Ii6itc 9fote er life ct Soor paa 9lme.
rifds 6ororinaer. oct er iimpeltben
en- taa6elig @aaen,llocnom bis.
ie 5or0rinaer."
y9lnaldta SeralO": Zen tDite
9iote er be0rngeriif, nnopigenoe og
utiIfre0sitiaen0e Zen ianorerer en-.
6per ai 9lmerifas oeientlige 6or.
orinaer. Zen er en- Sniult moo
SuteIliaence, Sumanitet o. 6eoiliia.
tion".
.SlIinois Stnte Sonrnal". Soo-
ret fan npppe betrngtes iom til.
ire0sitillen0e. Oct er bereg
net paa at Oele Oen nmerifanife Of.
ientliae Menins
,9uisuiae epcnina Bot: gsSntet
mere 6ooent, illtet iammeniat meo
mere inoeret Sornprmelie bar
no1en SinOe pGret ient / en- yote
til en- nnibrngig 0iagt."
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tnoigbeo iorfaiter SplflniiO
ale o. bper al pore 5ororinger oa
forIgaer at fsbilaa meo Seninn til
6remtioen Sono 9iet Bar pi
til at bpboe en- 9elaos blanOt Der.
oens ieloagtenoe gsationer, oeriom
pi oucrlaoer bore osoe til 0eres
Sfpbne og banoler me0 Moroerne
ON SifferheO for De lepenoe2"
6ortirttes pan fioite SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

9iuslano % Sperrig 9etrograo,
t6. SSlmi. Gen iuenife 5ourndliit,
@roiesior SarteoeIo, Ser nie0 BET
ierite agter at bol0e 6ore0rag for.
ife(li9e inenife 9ner ON ginsIano
% suerrig bar bait ell SamtaIe
n1eo llOenrigsminiiter Sasionoo, ser
llotaIte, at BET bor i6r9eligt o5
frprfenoe, at ser Sperrig beltoo
en- pis W1istro mob 9fuslanO. San
finoe foriifre, at fife Blot oct rus.
fife 6olf oa ale areOie Santitn'
set, men o9ioa 9fe9eringen bar op.
inl0t al oe be0ite lslelier ooerfor
Soerrig. 9ette iiotalte ban iom
9fusier, erflpreoe SasionoO; iont
officiel 9ieprpientont for 9fegerin.
gen flinoe ban forlifre, at 9ins.
LAMB Iiee iaa IiSt tpnfte paa at
ongribe Soerria iom paa at an9ri'
be Wtannen.
Zen rusiiife Melerina par ligeiaa
bel iom geoareIien al oct benz
ifabelige iSorboI0 til Spprrig in
teresicret | en- iaitere efononiIf
9ilnurmeIie mellcm oe to 9anOe 5
oenne Senieenoe bar Set finn ier-
geliat. at Sperria | Oen iioite Iio
bop0e inoifrpnfet lin Traniitbanoel
oper gfnslano. sperrig fitnoe gore
He1nine pno en- 6oreselie al i'm
ltoigrieI til GnsIano, og bets sfltr-
og gaOeiteSer 6no0e lloiiot til at
trroe Steoet ior Be tnife gaoeite.
ser for oe rnsiiife @riters geo.
fommcnoe. ;sra rusiiif Sioe trneoe
ser bpprt isaIo fife sperria uo0en
sSare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

bar 900 aila9te 2lrbei0ere oeO $.
st. Foiter Gontpmp's 9lnlpg genop.
taget 2lrbeioet.
9iu5lauOs geitiainger. 8aibin9-
ton. :. Is, S. Snli. 5or 6urtig At
ai6iulpe Sen rusiiife 9lrmes Dtan-
gel paa Ammunition bar oen ms
life 9ie9ering beitilt ior 60000,
100 Collars aru0t Dos 0n &ont
Bomber GompanD % bar tilbu0t
GfstrabetaIula ior 5urtig &eoerance
2e iarlige Sfprinaer Detroit,
0iid., 6. Sui @n 2(utomobil meo
et Selifdb paa otte 9erioner bleo
paa IIbagepejen ira en- lnr til
@nanoote padfert al ct @a6aib
Sog paa Operitpringen pe0 @reen
9lpenue. Ere al 5sIaet orp6tes
Guerifpringei par aaben o. ingen
Signolnnn0 nar til Steoe.
...f
80 Montenegrinere iorIoo iorle
oen 0ag 0iaion GitD, sSopa, oeres
egen Sernbanepogn for at reiie til
Montreal, 6porira oe ifal 6e9ipe ia
biem og lutte iig til qrmeen. 5
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Montene9rinere ira andre gper lPn.
gere 9eit De montene9rinife Col.
batter BAR leoiaget al Ell montene-
erinif Officer pes Naon Seffouid,
iom optrad0te / iilIo Uniform. San
balte0e paa @rim6 al ct Saar, iom
ban tit / en- aamp oeo 6ronten.
aolosiat 5ortieneite 9}eip Dorf,
10. 2uni. 8eo ct ertraoroin9rt 0te
oe al qlftion9rer / 9aeip aSerieo
3ine Gompanp bleD oet eiter 6or-
iIaa al 9ireftionen 6eihlttet. at
uooioe 2lftiefapitalen ira $4,000,
600 til S35. 100000. aapitaliore.
aelicn oil 6orm al en- 250 Bro
cent 1ipioenoe tilialOe Aftionprerne
{ 3orm Al me 9tftier.
Selifabet bar tent n6Dre i De
iioiie N}aaueoer oeo Oe beie 9riier
paa 8aa. 3iuf iom ariaen bar for
aule0iaet
@oOe Seinloiiater a. 9afota
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6et iupre GeaniaI0. er MI praftiif
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bertil ira lin Hejie til De europgiife
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6aae til g1eip Dorf 5reoag og pil
lamme 9liten tale Carnegie Sail.
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iig til Chicago ier ON en- iiorten
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oil bun ogiaa bolOe 6ore0rag 9tep
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toppene. 10 0rpbtes, og omfring 30
blep mere eller minore fppitet.
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oper set belle; nogle faliotes 6pn-
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