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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15

In the divorce case of Vivian Fulmer
-sus Roy Fulmer, George w. Edger-
ton of Idaho Falls today filed de-
murrer to the complaint, alleging that
the facts stated 90 not constitute a
cause of action and asks that the case
be dismissed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15
LICENSE TO WE'D.

Earl Whitney of Walla Walla and
k'leda b. Greenwalt were issued a mar
riage license at the county clerks Of
flee this afternoon
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15
DEATHS

MARCH-Mrs. Mandy v March, az
ed 90 years. died last night at her home
south of Warm Springs avenue. Mrs
March had been out to work for the day
and had been at home but a short time
when she was stricken with heart
trouble and died within hour or two.
A grocery boy who took consignment
of goods to her house found Mrs.
March i'll and notified Captain Barnes
OF the Salvation Army, who fastened
to her bedside and was with her when
the end came. She is survived by two
sons Everett March of Boise who is in
the employ Of the Oregon Short Line
company, and Alton March. She also
leaves one brother and five sisters. The
body is at the Fry y Summers chapel
and no funeral arrangements have yet
been made.
ELWELL-Samuel e. Elwell. a vet
eran of the civil war who served as 4
private In Company X, Fourth New
Jersey infantry, died at II o'clock this
morning at the soldiers home hospital.
Cancer was the cause of his demise.
Members Of his family reside in Boise.
The body is at the Fry & Summers
chapel and no funeral arranements
have yet been made.
Cameo Rings, $500 to $4,000. Hitch
naalx IaWalnr Oman evenings
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15
DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS.


Under this proposed plan the First
battalion is divided into four dis
tricts or the Standpoint. Occur d'Alene
Grangeville and Lewiston. The men
belonging to the battalion reside in
these districts. Each district is made
up of the following localities:
ndpoint-Bonners Ferry, Ponderay
Hope, Waueee. Athol, Rathdrum and
Standpoint.
Occur d'Alene Wallace, Occur
dAlene. Kellogg, Mullan. Sunset, St
Joe Murray, Spokane.
Grangeville r kenteville, KoosSia
Grangeyille.
INSTRUMENTATION Pomeroy, Ros-
liza, Asotin, Lewiston. Pullman, Chen
wah, Lapwai, Fort LapWai. Moscow.
Genesee, Potlatch. Kendrick, Culdesac
Fraser.
A total of e7S men are accounted for
in this battalion. 252 OF whom are
elassed as available and Is unavail-
able.
The Second battalion is composed of
the Twin Falls, Boise, Bull and EN-
NETT districts.
The Third battalion includes Nampa
Caldwell, Weiser and Payette.
SCATTERING LIST.
A scattering list is also scheduled
into four districts. Idaho Falls. Poea-
tello Pendleton and outside state made
up as follows:
Idaho Falis-Blaekfoot, Idaho Falls,
Foth, Menan. st. Anthony. Rigby, Rex
burg, Moore, Tetonia, Salmon. briggs,
Mackay.
Pocatello Springfield. Pocatello,
American Falls, Downey, Paris. Mont
pelier. Preston. Sharon, Malad.
Pendleton district-31 men.
Outside state-32 men.
The total number OF men accounted
for in this classification Is 1s3, of
whom SO are available and 101 un-
available.
The men included in the regiment
have been enlisted from as far east as
New York and as far west as Seattle.
The machine gun. medical and head
quarters companies will probably in
clude the scattering list and each given
a permanent state station IL the re-
classification and localization plan is
adopted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15
GOOD cRoMp GOING.

Harry Runyon, who is boosting the
Commercial club trip to eNentertain-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15

I6 size. 17-jewei, 2o-yr. case Hamp-
den. only $500. Hitchcock, Jeweler.
Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15

A sand box for automobiles, like the
familiar device on locomotives, to dis
tribute sand under their tires to pre-
vent skidding, has been patented by a
Massachusetts inventor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15

1taly's wine production for 1915 viii
be q third greater than last year, but
less than the average for
the years from 1909 to 1915.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15
Boise Barracks Being Put in
Condition to Receive the
Men on Their Return
From the Front.
PLANS BEING MADE
FOR BIG RECEPTION
Regiment Expected Friday
of Next Week and All
Will Be in Readiness
When it Arrives-Officers
Now Enroute to Boise.

Regeneration of the Boise barracks
was the task that Major Martin COM
missioned to prepare the buildings for
the reception of the Second Idaho, en-
tered heartily into today. He started
with 4 flying squadron of plumbers
with the result that an excellent show
ing was made before the day was
over i'll connecting the heating plants
and the water pipes so that water for
domestic use can be had. Carpenters
and other helpers will follow.
Major Martin hopes to be able to
house the entire regiment in the build
ings. IT now looks as though none of
them will have to go into tents except
for mess. Committees are also busy
preparing for the reception OF the reg
iment on it's arrival under command of
Colonel w. II. Edelblute.
CARRIER AND BURNS COMING.
Captain Max r. CARRIER left San
Francisco for B se last night. He is
en- route to THIS station to assist
Major Martin. The following telegram
was received at the adjutant generals
office from Captain CARRIER prior to his
departure for this city:
Burns and ! have conferred with
department headquarters; they are
agreed that the entire regiment can be
housed in the barracks, stables, quar-
tiers and store houses. They have been
pleasant and promise everything. The
regiment will arrive home about Fri
day.
Major Burns is accompanying Cap
tain CARRIER. They left several weeks
ago for Nogales to check the regiment
property and are returning ahead of
the regiment so that they will be able
to give assistance to Major Martin.
MEANS REORGANIZATION.
When the Second Idaho infantry re-
turns II will probably be completely
rnorganized by the localizing of the of
ficcrs, enlisted men and the companies
and attachments they belong to. Cap
tain CARRIER has drafted a localizing
schedule for the regiment by which the
enlisted men living in one part of the
state but belonging to unit of the
regiment as a company hailing from
some other part of the state, are trans
ferred to companies to which they are
the nearest SO far as residence is con
cerned.
The schedule accounts for the 1866
men in the regiment This number
has been reduced TO 500 as the total
number available, 2o3 being taken out
as not available. The plan will now
be forwarded to Colonel Edelblnte for
approval. Under 1t Idaho Falls may
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15

Cameo Rings, $500 to $4,000. Hitch
cock. Jeweler. Open evenings ADV.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-15

South Thomaston, Me, reports an
apple, one side Of which has all the
characteristics of a Gravenstein and the
other of a Macintosh Red.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
New Chaplin Pictures
"Sewed Up" by Bijou

company's five-act photoplay triumph,
THE Flames of Johannis." Nothing
more startling has been placed on the
screen than Miss o'Ncil's handling of
this difficult dual role.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
Contract is Signed with Mutual
for Exclusive Showing in
This City.

The Bijou management has signed
contracts for the exclusive showing OF
all the Charles Chaplin comedies to
be made by the Mutual Film Company
Under the contract the Bijou is the
only theater in Clarksburg privileged
to use these comedy pictures featuring
the great $67o,o0O year salaried com
edian.
Tho first picture featuring Mr.. Chap
lin is called THE Floor Walker" and
1t will be shown on the day of its re-
lease. Manager Slmeral states that
this is the highest priced contract ever
signed for any picture shown in the
Bi1ou but he believes in the old adage
that quality wins"
selwyn and Company have secured
the American rights of please Help
Emily" a comedy which has scored a
great hit in London, and will produce
1t In the fall with Gladys Cooper. an
English actress and Charles Hawtrey
In tho leading roles.
Tho daring drama of social condi-
tons. "The Black List" by the two
distinguished American dramatists,
Marion Fairfax and William C. De
Mile. Is the attraction at the Robinson
Grand today. with the beautiful Jesse
L. Lasky star. Blanche Sweet, in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12


begin rehearsals shortly on an original
scenario by Cecil B. De Mile and
Jeanne Macpherson, entitled behind
the Mask" Paramount picture.
The eighth chapter OF 1.-THE Girl and
the Came" the greatest railroad pic
ture every produced. featuring Helen
Holmes. will be shown tomorrow after
noon and evening at the Odeon theater.
There will be change Of vaudeville
tomorrow afternoon and the feature
Of the bill will be Marie Mcneil and
the Pepper Twins presenting high
class novelty act. Two other good
acts OF vaudeville will also be shown.
Derwent Hall Caine will begin his
American tour this week in Buffalo
in his fathers play. Pete" He will
thereafter visit Canada. In his COM
pany will be Auriol Lee. who was lead
ing lady in ''Milestones."
Schultz, Out and In Again" is the
title of the bill now being presented
by the "Topsy Turvey Honeymoon
Girls" musical comedy company at the
Palace theater. II will be given again
tomorrow. The Blue Grass Comedy
Four sing several new numbers. This
is without daubt one OF the best
quartets that have ever appeared at
the Palace. and that has certainly
made a big hit with the large audiences
that have attended every performance
of the company's engagement here.
The serpent used in THE Black
Orchid" has caused great deal Of
comment. An audible Oh! goes UP
from every one in the theaters where
this film is shown when the hero
plants his knee full upon the coiled
reptile. 1t is an unusual and thrill
ing effect and adds realism to an in
tcresting photoplay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
He Appears at Old Man Green
laws Place and Sits in a
Little Game.

Most gently 1t al'ays happens what
II man does his best into Emergency"
said old mon Greenlaw, sadly, some
times he don't do nothin' TO- the best,
even when he's a dom the best en-
be did.
Il amt a sayin' what / done what
ought TO to been did" he continued, in
the vain attempt to placate the out
ragged feelings Of the official guardian
Of the peace in Arkansas City. 20
co'se they is times when a man d
ought TO to strike first OFF, an tenn
porize later on, an that's what l sho'
ought TO- to did when One Eye done
come into the s'loon.
Il en- see that now, s plain S any
body. an that's what my first instinck
was. l done grabbed my bungstarter
amin TO to spatter his brains on the
flo. but knowed how yo' all was
yearnin' 70 to kill him yo' own self,
Joe. an l done stayed my hand 80 s
I yo' all cd have the first chanst."
Sheriff Has His Doubts.
Like hell yo' did," said Joe Bas-
set, with cruel derision. II reckon
that's why yo' all done sent mo look
in TO him whar he want. an you IN
these here other ijjlts done let him
set In again." 1t was plain that the
hurley sheriff was not to be imposed
upon by any excuse so palpably false
rs this. and tho old man shifted his
ground instantly.
That there wad no was totln,' Joe,
d made holy angels covochous," he
said. when seen that says to my
self what the thing to do was to git
that first of. an yo' all cd wreck
justice onto him afterwards"
"Yo' all don't have to say It," re.
torted Bassett. still more derislvely.
II knowed that much afo' done
learnt 1t. If yo' all was gwine into
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
STOMACH UPSET 2
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach SUI.
ferers are doing now. Instead Of taking
tonics, or trying to patch up poor diges-
lion, they are attacking the red! cause OF
The ailment-clogged liver and disordered
bowels.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing. healing way. When
The liver and bowels are performing their
aatural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
II you have a bad taste in your mouth,
tongue coated, appetite poor. lazy, don't
.are feeling. no ambition or energy. trou-
sled with undigested food. you should take
Dive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
rhey DO the work without gripping, cramps
,r pain
. Take one or two ut bedtime for quick
relief. 30 you can eat what you like. At
Toe and &c per box All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company columb 50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
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lynn? he asked. one Eye sho' Is
nigh bout the best player they is,
an yo' all amt no expert"
"oh. l don't know" said Mr.. Pep
per. II done been studyin' the game
TO- a hellova while. even If hain't
set in frequent. How does yo' all
reckon l done 'cumulated that thar
wad. anyway? An this. an this, an
this?"
At each repetition of the word he
produced another wad, till the bar
was heaped up with money, and the
old man fairly gaspcd.
II reckon mebbe yo' all wouldn't
keer bout settin' in to the game in tho
back room?' he suggested, tremulous
with hope and fear.
"oh, | don't know" said Mr.. Pen
per. That's what done come hyar
fo?." And he led the way to the back
room, the others following.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

Bullets and Brown Eyes, a drama
replete with powerful situations and
sensational feats is the Thomas II.
lnce Triangle offering for Wednesday
and Thursday at the Bijou.
This is n mammoth. drama with fine
ly conceived comedy relief, the whole
being rendered pleasing and effective
by good settings and clever acting.
In the last named division, the chief
honors go to Bessie Barriscale, who
proves conclusively that bullets are
no match for brow neyes. Through
the plot lot of exceedingly clever
complications are worked into 1t. and
these provide degree OF suspense.
Miss Barrlscale's role calls for
equally effective acting in grave mo-
ments and in lighter mood. She meets
the test in excellent fashion. William
Desmond furnishes her principal sup
port. while Wyndham Standing, ]. ].
oDwling. ]. Barney Sherry and Roy
lardlam complete the all star cast.
j. G. Hawks wrote the story.
"rhc Village Vampire" keystone
comedy. is the added attraction. Fred
Mace and Ann Luther are responsible
for this very laughable picture includ-
ing many of the well known Keystone
methods and elaborate settings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

Burma has 4,739.S1O oxen. 49,.
500 goats and 1,0S0,9S2 buffaloes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

Cleo Ridgely and Wallace Reid will
begin rehearsals shortly on an original
scenario by Cecil B. De Mile and
Jeanne Macpherson, entitled behind
the Mask" Paramount picture.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

role of Vera Maroff. the daughter of
a Russian anarchist working in Amer
lean coal mines.
This drama is said to be the most
daring indictment of labor conditions
as they exist in certain mining states
ever written by an American. How
Vera wins over the president OF the
big corporation and secures equitable
treatment for her people. must be seen
to be appreciated.
The new Paramount Travels are
shown today also
Tomorrow. How Molly Made Good
presented by more stars than ever ap-
peared in single screen production
before, will be the feature Offering.
%
Nance o'Neil as the founding Ma
rika. playing in the same scenes to
Nance o'Neil as Zirah. dissolute gyp-
sy bag, is one of the artistic surprises
embodied by Edgar Lewis in the Lubin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

Pretty Violet Merserau never ap-
peared in more delightful romance
than Autumn" an unusual drama OF
idyllic charm. which is being shown
at the orpheum theater today. Miss
Mercereau is ably assisted by Percy
Richards.
The story relates the life a girl
found in the woods and the settings
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

and staging of the play are wonder
full. Violet dances through the play
like the vagrant autumn wind, cap
tivating spectators with her charming
manner.
Tomorrow. the sensational offering,
"A Fools Paradise" featuring Chrys-
tine Mayo and splendid cast will be
the special Offering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

Rn bar nof 4Aitenpoiten" pna.
M bra9t SpsrgsmooIet irem, ioet
oct itore a%riitianioblno paa irenl.
tr9oen0e Stea bar giuet cit Sno.
ienoer Blnos Tor en- appel til Ior-
geS 6olf og oets Mnnoigbeocr ON
at iao Sogen isrt ileanem. Get
benitiHes til oen norife Staggering at
rette ell 4%nmoon:na til 8anmarf
ON at iao Sarfoiagen isrt til Ror.
&c, bUor 9omfirfen | bans 6eoebp
3ronOhiem piGoe oigiue Den met
pasienoe glnos ior Den / 6remti.
Den. % S~noienoeren mener. at Oet
ira oonif SiOe panifelist fan tgn-
fes reiit SnOuenoinaer moo ct iaa.
oant 6oriIa8.
9poroiot oenne iioite antn9elie
piloe boIOe Stiff, er oog, iom %.
e bennnrfer, imiolertiO NOT ct
tort Spcrgsmoal. Ogiaa t oen
oanife 5olfebeoioit6eo er 5oroen.
ifiolos alapn 10 nenllig - og nlc0
IuIo biitoriif Sole inoprentet
Sioe ON SiOe meo 3ortioens andre
ltore Rdone, o. Sen 9anfe, Den nor.
ffe Sn0ienorr 9sr iia til 1aIsmano
ior, uil aanife ntpipliomt meOe
Gfooitnno Dos nlle, ser bar Dor
6laaoe o. oenS imuffe Practitioner
fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

9aa en- belt igennem iornpielig
Wfoooe iortGIler 5oriatteren ierit
ON lin 9eiie ira Gnnmarf til lit
@irfeielOt | oct fierne 8eiten, % IL
Den OH oct firfelige Arbeioes 5rem.
oGfit / De iorifellige Gpbpgoer /
Rebraifn, 6uor Zen oanife Sir.
f. opto1 Ell 8irfiombeo. (9(noen
Oanif firfelig 8irfiombeo bereres
iffe.) Sernnoer iremOrages mall1e
Graf ira RionerIipet - oelS fomi.
ife % Oels trngiifc = JON mnaife
beore emo enbper 9eifripelie belp.
ier oenne ira ct fu%ltnrbiitoriif Spns-
punft iaa %intercsiante og betpo.
nin9siuloe 5io.
Get meite er ira SoparO, Sa-
milton % Flatte Counties, og ior
iaaonnne, iom / 5orbeiei fenoer no.
get til llopiflingen blanot 9aios.
mGno paa oisie @ane, oil @ogen
BABE gnnife irre9en Snteresie.
9oget or paa 1913 Sfoer % fore.
lig9er / ioIiot Sbirtingsbino. Rri.
len er so Gents. Zen er / Sobeo.
Commission hos Gnnif 9ogbanoel,
6eoar Sails, Sa., men Ben fan oe.
ian beitilles gennem 9an. 9ntb.
Pnbl. Sonic, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

til Gllitninger life fontnler 9aDern
til go0e | iamme 8ra0 JON oct %.
rise Ipiflon0?
81 @r oct ri8ti9t, at oe Millioner,
Der anoelt0es til grperimenter meo
5ooereritntnin9smi0ler, noeluffen0e
er bleone onpenOt uoen for 9aperns
@rpnier til anlpa, iom maa betrag.
les iom belt forieiIe0e? Seq minoer
Blot ON SaImfraitmelet, iom meo
SO @rocent nGringsboloige Stoi
Ter blep aommlmcrne / 9aDern
paaneot Ill en- FriS al 10 0tf. 40
Gg. pr. 200 guno.
Sebt Of Spilbe. % SfpGeuano.
) Ell o~ificiel NeOoelclie til 9la.
oene 5eo0er oct 81 a.:
vSoem ser oil 6i0rage til at lin.
ore 5eotneoen og Oermeo opfploe en-
fGorelanolt Pligt lanlt tiaige Jam.
tioi9 ielp oil bnpe en- fSoroel, fan
ioa Reiligbeo oertil peo anifaiieIie
al en- iaafaIOt 5eOtianger, 6pori
SpiIoe. % Sfpflepan0 NJ. NJ. op.
innges % %ianlles. Set paa Oenne
Ufaooe in0iamleOe Scot betoIes al
variasropal8et ior 0lie og Scot
ira 9Dre- % Ylanteriget" nteO 40
Mnrf pr. 100 ailogram.
@riien ior Ell 6eOtianger er 100
Warf frit ira 8Grfet, iao at 0nl-
foltningerne, iGrlig ior 9oteler %
@Git9ioerier, Slagterier % an0re
inouitrieQe 5orretninger / ior5olos.
pis fort 1io fan oGffcs, % eiter
at Observation-Disclosures er
opffeoe, fan man bape Ell oaali9
SnotGgt.
Oten irem ior alt itorfer 6oef en-
felt, ion poa oenne Maaoe biplper
til at inopin0e Scot, 6~porelan0ets
VeoOitan0sfrait ! oei os paatpungne
sfoilomiife arig."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
MaRen

Sporonn bar BET ia meo Den ial'
fife Vroiet2 Seins Tiger oct. Der er
altio noget iorblommet, noget III a :
iferet ueo Den Verion San er
alOrig | lit lloiecnoe % i'm Optr9'
ben Den, ban er | 0irfeIigbeoen.
Gan fonpmer | JanreflGoerne, D.
o. I. proietoraeten VrOieternc
gif / 5anreifinosflGoer men
bans pirfelise Sfiffelie er en- rioenoe
lllp. San iorfpnoer Spffen 90 2ipet
/ gIatte Oro % itraaIenoc llotrpf
men unoer bans geaioe, bans pioere
7srerifab, imaIorer epffen og opls.
Ies 0ipet.
Saaonn er ben ialife grofet, Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

9eretling er Der fommen SO llDe
Dfe0lemmer til airfen, ale uofs-
ne. - apinOemeoerne uin0er 900
3ililutning o9 llngoomsmg0erne
gaar ligele6es go0t irenoo. -
airfen peo 9rD Greet, Der bluite
ON / Stormen forle0elL er igen
iat / Stnn0, ligeioa 9aoebpgnin.
gerne, Der tog Sfaoe. = Roala
neobrll0te 3rper paa i~orifclll9l
SteOer min0er irern0eleS ON q II.
oens Magt.
5. i. S~acobie1 bar init CAT
net Ell M gutif meo mango Ter.
ifelli9e me Slags 8orer paa @eit.
Iioen al DILL Street Der / 9pen.
&iels S~sr9enien o9 Suitru, ira
Hance Gountp, 6ar M boiat Jig
Der. Rr. Sergenien bar fsbt set
Steo oeo DILL Street og Oaf Greet,
6oor Speruiens ier boe0e, / Seer
6eoen al airfen. San er en- al Sc
me Dieolenlmer.
Gen tore 3Gmnin9 oper Coup
&iuer peo 9oelus, bar tiltruffet
Jig manages GpmGrfiom5e9L
o@rano Sslano 2i9bt ano 8omer
So" bar paata9et i:8 oerira at ior-
ipne belle oenne Del al Staten nleO
eleftriif Sps og Strait. &oorpi0t
Oct oil optaas fan maaife ienere
opoages. Nen oct oil Iiffert blipe
tort 5remifriot ior oenne @gn.
$. 8eterien % 6amilie er / 6pr0
meo at ta9e Ell Sur no til 9ruib,
Colorado, % maaife til 9enper
% ANDRE SteOer. 9i enifeo Dem
en- 900 o9 lpffelig lllr o. 2etlr.
Set gl9Oer os at Ie .Onnife.
pStan0" for Sen fomnienoe
5or6uosIoo. @u6 gipe, at Gam
6eo og giet mac ieire.
aGrlig @:lien.
z. M. &anni6uI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Nebraifa State ;sair,
= 9incoln, 0e6r.
a. September, 1916.

9eitem Gem til iammen meo De
res 8enner at bnre nie0 til at asre
lloItiaingen | aar Ell itsrre Success
emo no9en Sinoe fsr. Get oil baaoe
game og %iorneie Gem at ie De itore
noitiainger paa ager6riget8 ,@opg.
nolenS, Weierioriftens og SnouItri.
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