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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-17
u. s. TROOPS RESCUED AN AMERICAN
BANDITS FLED VILLAGE
AS TROOPERS ENTERED

United States Troopers Rescued an American
and Negro Cook Far In The Interior. They
Were Captured in The Big Bend Raid. Mai.
Langhorne's Cavalrymen Surrounded Ban.
dit Raiders Killed Six and Captured Seven.
ty.Five. Ten Chinese Merchants Were Kill.
ed in Mexico For Selling Supplies to Ameri.
can Troops. COL Sibley and His Men Are
Also In The Pursuit After The Last Bunch of
Raiders.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-17
NOTICE.

The Pythian Sisters will have q
very important meeting tomorrow at
ternoon at I o'clock.
MRS. II. l.. MKNlGHT. VI. =. c.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-24
AFTER TOUR is
TOLOCATEI IN MONTANA
THINKS EVERY FOOT OF LAND
IN NORTHERN MONTANA
WILL BE TITLED.

o. W. Kerr, a Texan, who has just
completed an automobile tour of the
northern part of the state, is so de-
lighted with conditions that he is go
ing back to Texas, where he has a
prosperous business, to close up his af-
fairs so that he may locate in Montana
permanently.
EVERY foot of ground in northern
Montana will be under cultivation
within the next five years. said Mr..
Kerr. "There is not a farmer in the
north country who is not prospecting,
providing he knows his business. The
news is abroad that there is just one
place for the farmer who is looking
for a home to come, and that place is
Montana. I look for a sharp APP
probation in land values in the next
two years, and propose to come here
and take advantage of this apprecia-
ton"
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-24
WHEN MONTANA WILL
PACK HER W MEAT
STOCK FODDER MAKES MORT
MONEY IN LESS TIME
THAN CATTLEMEN

Tom Arthur, Billings booster, is of
the opinion that within a few years
no more beef steers or fat hogs will
be shipped out of Montana. Home
erown meats will be fattened in the
state and packed in Montana packing
plants.
He said:
"Montana grows a big rangy beef
steer. 1t requires t. rec or four years
for the steer to arrive at a marketable
age. Then it is shipped east, at a
freight cost averaging about 60 cents
per hundred pounds. and is sold to
some feeder in Illinois or Iowa, who
makes as much money in three months
in fattening the Montana steer and
getting it ready for the market as the
Montana grower in bringing the steer
up to maturity.
s.The steer is passed on to the pack
err. who makes more money than the
man who fattened it.
"All we the state it is being dem
onstrated that corr will grow and
ripen. Alfalfa grows prolificaily
n III tllb SouluCdSitII ipul
of the state corn and alfalfa are
!. splendid crops. When Montana farm.
ers get into the business of buying
) the big framed beef steer and puttine
the fat on its back which means ouicl
{ profit, they will be making monev
| Feeders in the east are getting ricl
s out of the process. 1t does not eos
{ as much to grow corr or alfalfa il
5 Montana as ii does in the states wher
farmers specialize in feeding stock
s "When the Montana farmer goe
into the business of feeding cattle 70
the market the packing plants will b
s constructed to take care of the sur
3 plv. Then the money which goes t
s tbe eastern feeder and packer will |
8 kept at home. 1t amounts to man
: millions of dollars annually"
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-24
PEA GROWING IS
COMING INDUSTRY
BITTER ROOT FARMERS FIND
CULTURE PROFITABLE;
SOIL ENRICHED.
Interesting Test of Soil Improvement
by Bozeman Agricultural College:
Bailey and Dorr, Florence Farmers,
Growing Peas.

The Bitter Root farmers are devot-
inc considerable attention to growing
peas. They make a very profitable
crop, yielding from 20 to 25 bushels
to the acre, the product selling at
from SO to $3.50 per hushel. And
aside from the profit peas will do
more towards increasing the fertility
of the soil than any other crop. The
plant absorbs nitrogen from the air
and deposits this precious substance
through its roots in the soil.
A Bozeman Experiment.
At the Bozeman agricultural college
an experiment was made in which sew
eral separate acres were sown 10
various crops which are reputed to
give fertility to the soil. Another
acre was summer fal1ewed. The fol-
lowing year all these acres were sown
to oats, and in the fall each acre was
cut separately. The acre which had
been planted in peas produced by sew
eral bushels 10 than any n OF
the other acres. Soil conditions were
identical throughout the experiment.
Take Many Prizes.
Bailey & Dorr, who farm extensive
Nv near Florence, have specialized in
pea culture and have achieved very
satisfactory results. Their exhibits
of peas have swept the boards at many
fairs. They took first prize at the
state fairs of 1914 and 1915, but die
not exhibit this year. They have also
won at every fair they have had ex
hibits at in western Montana. They
also took first prize at the annual eX
hibition of the Montana Seedgrowers
association.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-24
LOAN LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL
sUpREME COURT DECISION
MAKES 1T POSSIBLE TO
LOAN FUNDS ON FARMS
All Justices Are Agreed That Enough
of Law Is Constitutional to Make
It a Complete Workable Sta
tute''; Releases Money.

The supreme court of Montana, in
a decision handed down recently,
holds that enough of the initiative
farm loan law, passed in 1914, is con-
stitutional to afford "a complete
workable statute" The decision is of
much interest to farmers all over the
state, as it will make it possible for
them to secure loans from state funds,
at a reasonable rate. 1t also means
that several millions of dollars of
Montana money will compete with
money from mortgage companies,
most of which comes from the east.
Discretion of Commissioners.
The details of the operation OF this
statute. the rate of interest, the pc
Rod of time for which loans shall be
made, the limitation as to assessed
valuation-all of these are left to the
wisdom and discretion of the state
board of land commissioners, "for the
purpose of the law as declared in the
title and body of the act, is to secure
the continuous, safe investment OF
these public funds" says the opinion
"To the wisdom and integrity of the
board are eonfided all matters of de-
tail essential to the executions of the
trust in conformity with the spirit OF
the act"
Opinion by Holloway.
Associate Justice William l.. Hollo-
wav wrote the decision and Associate
Justice Sidney Sanner and Chief Jus
flee Theodore Brantly concur, the lat.
ter stating: "While did not hear the
argument in this case, / have exam.
med carefully the provisions of thu
statute and the sections of the con
stitution by which its VALIDITY mus
be determined. I am satisfied tina
Mr.. Justice Holloway has stated tn
only conclusion permissible an'
therefore concur therein"
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-24

Hog Butchering on the Farm

With the approach of real winter
weather the farmer generally begins
to prepare for his winter meat supply
by butchering a hog or two. Careless
ness and a lack of knowledge as to the
proper methods of butchering often
result in greatly impairing the quality
of the meat and much more labor eX-
pended than is usually necessary.
In the first place every farmer who
ever has occasion to butcher a hog
should own a simple yet complete set
of butchering tools. This should con
sist Of two butcher knives, two ''bell''
or candlestick scrapers, a meat saw,
and a sharpening steel.
Preparing Hogs for Slaughter.
A "a to SO hour fast, plenty of wa
ter, careful handling, and rest before
slaughter are all important in secur-
ing meat in the best condition for
use, either fresh or for curing pur-
poses. Food in the stomach decom-
poses very rapidly after slaughter,
and where the dressing is slow the
gases generated often effect the fla
vor of the meat. Water should be
given freely up to the time of slaugh-
ter. as it keeps the temperature nor
lmal.
Ii is highly important that the ami
mails be not excited in any way suffi-
GENTLY to raise the temperature OF
the body. IF the animal becomes
heated. it is better to allow it to rest
overnight before killing than to risk
spelling the meat. 1t is also essen
tial that the hog be carefully handled
so as not to bruise its body.
Points on Killing.
1t is customary on the farm to stun
hogs before sticking them, although
in some localities this is not done. An
other method is by shooting the hoe
through the head with a rifle. After
stunning by a heavy blow on the cen
ter of the forehead immediately above
the eyes with an axe, the knife is IN
serted into the hogs throat in the nm
der portion of the neck, to a point
Just in front of the chest cavity. Th'
knife is given q twist and sidewarC
motion to sever the blood vessels ant
allow the blood to flow. BY layins
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Sen bar frigsforiifret for 100000.
Ggne 9iem for 8lasarbei6ere.

&riltiania @Iasmagaiin, Tom be-
ifjpftiger fflere &unoreoe Mennelfer
pe6 fine 8 @losbprfer: / Dramn1el1,
pao &aoelanb % paa Sppif pep
&riitianio, bor mi igdngiat Ell @g=
ne-@iems-8ebpggelie for fine Arbej-
bere. SSor Mrbeioerne oeo Drammet1s
@loSb9rf CT in6fipbt to @ienoom.
me, Norobp % Maifallen, paa til
icmmen ca. 1900 MaaI. Ser ifal til
at begpn0e meo opferes 10 Suite,
ollie Gneboliger, cfter Eegning al
Mrfmeft Ser. @iong. @ber Mrbejocr
fonr / Maol SSorb moo en- aarlie
Mfgift al 5 &roner. Set er Meninz
gen, at Mrbeioerne efter bpert ifa1
fomme til at eje fine Suie ielb. -
Set er Meni1gen me6 3iben at OPP
fprc lignenoe Silent oglaa Deo ST.
bit og $abelan6s @lasD9rfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
&r1fnima al ME 6rimerfer.

5tatens Srimerfetrpfferi bar I
ben ienere Sio arbeioet unoer ct
&pjtrpf, iom bel npppe nogeniinoe
ti6ligerc. Ser bor ltaoig b9ret Sber=
tbs for Sunftion9rerne. Mon faor
ct @eereb ON sen bel6ige Srimerfez
trDfning,. naar man b6rer, at Der
ifal bri11ges til @eje 35 Millioa1er
5 9res 6rim9rfer og 40 Weillioner
10 9res. 9esuoen trDffes ser 81
per1e Mtllioner 3 9res 6rimerfer.
2igele6eS CT Ser 8rug. for 20 9reS
M9rfer foru6en for 8repfort til for
-itiellige 8er6ier og for &ortbreb.
Mee6 ct run6f Sal Tan man lige, al
oct er 100 Millioner Srimerfer oq
8rebfort ion er nn6er TrDfntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Den itieenbe Msb.

Mt set ltoor gait til me6 2epneos
niiooeIforIDningen / 5Dlflano, me
get golt enooa, fan MO ifjpnne al
Gorbolbenc / 5pn%oerjpllono, Scr BOG
opcrpeienoe er ct 2ar16brugs.2unb.
Set er nopnlig &artofIerne, Sen Boz
ren6e grnaringsfaftor, Der bar
1fnffet. 2anoraa0cn i &aoerSleD to-
lcr ioolcoes i Ell 8efjenotgjprelie
ont r6e poerit oaarlige M%eiultoter
al &artoffelopgipret ben 1. Nebenl<
ber"> og BON opfor6rer til Ben Doer-
ito 5parlommeligbeb meo &artofler.
Com @ritatningsmiboel for &urtof=
lerne. a%nbefales &aolrobi og Moer.
Men ois1e @o0frugter, ser forpprigt
lite tan er1totte &artofler | grnps
ringe1, er o9iau fun ipariomt til
.Stcbe. Set 1es 81. a. beraf at 61enSz
boros Magiitret befjenotgjbr, at Der
fGttes en- 6truf al 1 MarS 6Gngiel
% 10000 Marf / Bg6e for at n0fp=
re &oalrobi % @oer al 6lensborg
8D.
Gpbcrier al olle mulige 51ags
2eoncbsmioler berer til 9agens Or
Ben. Meeet ofte er set 8prn, $50:
1itief faor fat t. ltaar set =
forbolosbis lj9lbent - lDffes at
fange Sppene.
6or. at ifoffe &jpo er ser nu Sale
ON Gbongsnebitp6ning af 8ilotet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Spab 6ans @nifrn tiger: /.

&pab bans @,tifrn tiger: rMin
9ultr1 erflerer," ifrioer ST. Sobn
S. @ciberg fra Gang, 5aif., Can,
at bun ifte bil6e bore pua fine
SPIDER / Dog, bpts BUN lite bapoe
br1,gt Dr. Neters &urifo. 81 biloe
life for nogen &ris DGre l1oen oen=
ne Meoicin / bort &jem. &urtfu er
nomertet og en- beore Meoicin fon
ol6rig erboloes."
Tuiinoer bor pionet ont Or.
&eters &urifos 6ortrin lo11 ct paa=
li6eligt &je1nmemiooel.s Sen er iffffe
at foo pao Mpotbeferne. De,, for,
ipnes Mlmenbe6en oirefte fra 6abri>
fonternes 2oborotorium. 5frip til
81. &eter Sobrnep & Sons Co.,
1916 go. @oDne MDe., Gbicogo,
Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Nnrpr.
Mprqe % Gn9lamb.


Sc Torbon6linger, 1om / oper en-
Mloone6 bor peret fert / England
mellem Sc brittle Mpn6igbeoer %
&eprel entomter for oe norife SSm<
portprer og BEN norite Stat> er I'M
ofiluttet. 5totens &epr9l entant oeo
bi5le 6orbonolinger, &ropiQnterings-
oireftpr @e0erlet meboeler poa So
relpgrgiel ~Morgenblaoet" at Der
er 111ttet Smport=0 perensfomlter
for &orn og &oloniolporer iamt S.
beborer % SOBER toffer. GeSnoen err
5pprgsmoolet ON 5taters Smport
or6net beo famine 2ejligbeo.
Oberensfomlterne, ser gieloer- !
Mor fra Sen 1. OCTOBER / Mar, er
allcreoe trooot / &raft, ioet S11por<
ten, iom / lnneere Sis bar mp6t
ltore @an1feligbe0er, MI foregao1
rcgelmesiigt. Man mener, uotaltF
neutrality-suspicious., at beo 6iS:
1e SperenSfomlter oil Gilferl Ter pe:
re iifret for set fommen6e Mar. s
Jplge Ell &ribatmeo6eleli e er Tor:
bon6lingerne ON Srigibelie at Ell
Sci be1aglagte &offepartier afilut.
tet. Ser me6oeles intet ont 6or.
banolingernes @eiultot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

Godt Land til Salgs i Central.
Minnesota. 1 Meeker og Kandiyoh'
Countyer, / gamle Settlementer nar
Kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr.
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre oe
hdjere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
des godt Land / Mckenzie Co., N
OAK, $28 pr. Acre og h6jere. Kem
og se selv. eller skriv efter nerme-
re Oplysndnger til r. A. Carlson
Grove City. MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

@obsejeren (til DDrl9geD: u5iq
mig SIR. Mielien, bbor fnn set bore,
at Sc life for frebet mig for set
Sonorur, lo1n ieg ifpl6er Sem for
min &i6ebe1t?"
D%prl9gen: vNej, jeg freezer al
orig en- fin Ma116 for Hen9e."
@o6sejeren: rSs SITE set? Men moor
ban iaa lite betaler?"
9prle9en: $50, naor ser ioo
goor Ell pis Sis, og jeg life bprer
fra bonn, gaar jeg no fra, at bor
life CT nogen fin Wono, og iaa free
Der jeg bam."
Gn 11erpps ung Hige, foreipurgtt
! ct 8la0, bba0 bum furoe gjpre beo
en- ltiffen0e og priffen6e 5merte
Mnitgtet.
Sboret lpo:
sig til bam, at bon ifal la6e fig
barbere."
@pbuoet (fontltrer ino poa Sooeo.
fontoret og flyer Dreot): ~Seg hi
fife lengere bobe Scr. g."
9ireftpren: u@borfor oog iffe?'
8pbuoet: rMei olle Mennelfel
foloer mig Set ijette @u6".
2egen: rMeen bporfor bor De SOC
lfrepet til mig, at Sc Dor Meslin
ger, 0e bar 10 &eumotisme."
&otienten: $50, ST.. Doftor, Sc
pioltc jeg NOT, men ser bor niger
| Dele @ulet, ser funoe 1tope Meu
motisme."
Erincipalerr: ~9e ifuloe ifomml
Gent Sc itooer 10 iimpeltben 0!
irber beo SuIten!"
8ogboloeren: uSSeg beoer ont 6or
looel1e, ST.. @%rosierer, men j!
crpmte bele Gi6en ON Torrctnin
Qe11."
lite Hiec: Or Sin 6r1te ogia!
npsgierrie?"
2oeu 8i9e: ~SSa, bum er bill
fnmmcn til @eroen al bare Mpsgjer
'rigbe6!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Billiq Astonishing.

vi sender med fgrste Post en- halv
Aargang af Illustreret Familie-Journal
lig 500 ahnindelige Bogsider, og naeste
Kvartal af samme Blad iberegnet ct
elegant Julenummer, SAINT 20 smukt
kolorerede Brevkort, heriblandt findes
J flere, smukke Jule-#og Nytaarskort til
enhver som sender. .os 80 Cent ! S9lv
eller u. s. Frimserker til Porto etc.
It'll Canada 40 Cents.)
Endvidere fglger frit til enhver Or
J DIRE ct sjeldent smukt koloreret Pastel
Maleri, som Bogmaerke med Kdlender
for 1917, og Bogliste over mango var-
difulde, code og billige Boyer, hvoraf
flere tusinde nu s@lges til betydelig
nedsat Pris, naar dette Blads Navn
M
G. RASMUSSEN CO.,
720 So. 9TH ST.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Minnesota Farme,

Landsmsend! Dersom De pnsker
opdyrkede Farnle at 1ste Klasse !
det vestlige Central-Minneeota fra
$40 til 800 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller / Nord- og Sgd d.
k0ta, saa skriv idag, f6r Priserne
stiger, til n. n. Nelson. Wllmar
Ginn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
1nbernan6s@ &rioen.

s Splge Telegram fra &icefonlu>
1atet / @aore til acknowledgements
mcntet er 0omperen rltlDang" bic
ben lpnfet Sen IA. Nob. &l. II
6ormib6ug. 8e1 etningen CT in0fom'
men til 9apre / Meoningsbaaoe. =
uulpoM" bor b~jemme6eren0e / @au=
Gelun0 % moolte $50 Cons 8rl1tto;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

Sfre0oeren: u@or 0e mart tpnft
at betule 0eres &egning? Sc lopeoe
lua beltemt at betule SEN / .@oln-
mer!
5tuoenten: $50, men @uo, fius
re Mano, ri bor jo 1et ingen 5qm-
mer babt / Mor."
6prlte 8o,1oe: ugeoo, loo fit Sen
Gar1le ga Jre0, lom ban ioa mpjct
bar lgngtes etter."
9ll0cn 8onbe:: $50, ban op6e,
laanlGn laa title og roblig 1oa SEQ
bar EFT biel Jornpjelie "a tie poo"
6prlte 8onoe:: uSu, SEQ CT lit al
ligebd moriomt 11aar oeo goor loo
glat."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

5rlten: uSeg boloer fife al at
De mootager iaa mango @ilitter,
Mnna, = Ser fommer 10 flere til
Gen poa Ell Sag, ems til mug poo
CT bel l1ge."
Nigen: ~SSa, bbis De Dor ligc
loa difburoig iom jeg, piloe Scr
laameno og1ao NOT fomme nogle
flere.
uSor Sc DGret ltraffet fgr?"
$50, for II Nar lioen fit ieg en-
Ma1lft for at tuge ct 8o6 poo ct
5tco, iom ieg life MATTE"
~9eoo, og fioen?"
~Sioe1t bar ieg life taget noget
500"
u&or Sc bopt noge1 Sne bjen1-
HE Dos Dern / 8inter, &osmus Sent
ieu?""
rSo, men min Mobo, ban if Bob
belt foa meget iom jeg."
u9Dor6on bet2"
$50, for ban bar iefiten 9pnocr
2ono, leg bar bare otte."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
AsTHMA-LlDENDE!

Skriv i Dag; jeg vii gratis f~ortaelle
Penn ON en- let DEMONSTRATING at
ger og skiftende Klima Inlet havde for
maaet. Jeg er saa taknemlig for NIT nu-
y@rende code Helbred efter aarelang Ii
delse, at jeg 9nsker, enhver skal vide Be-
Mrs. Nellie F.vans men+ 81 NJ nas
OWa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

Hoa observation-disclosures mpber tt.
al &ottorefs 2ebere for binanoe1t
nopalgtc Barter fprite @ang binan=
Den 90 Den manolige Nort unoifpl-
Ser fig:
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a "a. ~ "a 4 Il A a a = - q 4 A A
Alm9nak 1912
De Forenede Skaters danske Almanak, Hand og Aarbog
4. AARGANG
212 Slider. NIusdHet. Redgeret at Michael Saemon. PRS so CENTS.
AT ndhoIdsfortegneIsen 1917:
AT Indh0Idsf0rtegneISen 1917:

Portrait af Foratteren Carl Hansen.
Novembervalgene 1915. Oversgt over Aarets Krigsbegivenheder. 1917
Kalender, med Bineder, og nogle ny Kalendernavne eHer Born fgt i Anne
rka af danske Foraldre. Danmarkssang (med Musk, Ell smuk, gammel
CLIENT MelodD; Tekst at Nies Christensen. Ire danske Storforretninger +
>Amerika (med Bineder). Almanakkens Haandbogs-Afsnit, med henvbende
Nottser Use de f1gende Pr9vesder). Pr@rieforfatteren Carl Hansen pa
sit Dpdsleje Cmed Portr@t). The Hyphen (Digt at Michael Solomon. Lest
They Forget (Paragraf 5 pa Tysk, Engelsk og Dansk). Hvad Sender
jydeeIIne dd@G@trn; , slesvig lDdgt af Anton, Anton Kvis2; Den amerikanske st%rFer.
Sden. ( a. P: K II ro 1syis9 Denmark Denmark Introductory 1nHsucte poem from Once
Alfred G. Andersen "cnmtux!" cEn Fortaling at steen Norasn?: Til
yge Moder Qigt af Zacharias Nielsen). Nor Elens DrSm (Skitse af
Marie Tooksvig); cl Person o oplegelser og Er1dringer fra Nybyggerkolo-
n c9e P ion g,, q: John Maathiesen, Omaha; II Dr. seren Larsen, Lompoc,
CALI e Bi1eder: Danske Sammensuttede Ungdomsforeninger i Anne
rka lf S. Marckmann) Nggen i Dsren. (Fort@lmg at sophus Mi
rgsminister). Danskerne Americas MejerMndustri. CAT Anthem c. S.
rensen). I MUD og pa Stengrund. (ved Fred. Fir. Angelo Haase): Dan.
skerne i New York. Ved viggo c. Eberhn). Los Angeles. (ved T. v,
Gjerding). Danske Settlements. CHI. Idt at Elk Horn Setlementets It'd
igere Historic. Efter Oplysninger af Prof. P. S. Wig. ". Ferndale, CALI
James Whncomb Riley. Adnder og 1ndtryk. AT ]. Christian Bay. (Med
nlustrationer). En- CLIENT Dgter som sulede Wore Afdgde. CMed
mango Nekrologer- og Bileder). Fremidstanker ON de nordiske Lande.
En- ny Skandinavisme. Ved Chr. Bundgaard Christensen; med danske,
|svenske og norske UdtMelser). Danias 50Aars Jubneum (Racme) 19.
1917. Wed Peter .Jacobsen). Klasse Ordsaming (Danske o e d til
.svarende engeske Navne pa Dyr; "a. 1900 Navne, med mango latinske
SpeciGkationer). Nogle Regler og FORMER for amemkanske Forretnings-
5breve. Panamentamske Regler. Observation-Disclosures Vers OF Sange fra
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