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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13
"NoTHING TO FIGHT FOR"

"I positively refuse fight because have nothing to fight for"
 So spoke James H. Maurer of the Pennsylvania Fedora tion of Labor anti preparedness meeting in New York City. And many of his hearers cheered him
 If this view really prevalent among any large number of Americans. it would be for serious alarm If there nothing American citizenship worth fighting for, then the American republic is the most shameful failure in history.
 Beginning with clean sate with incidentally rich continent develop with foundation of free and intel igent pioneers, with political institutions haed the best evolved, if the end of century and quar of unequaed opportunity have nothing to fight for the ordinary citizen to be proud of fight for hen. indeed, we have made a sad mess of it.
 But it isn't likely that any great number of Americans will agree with the Pennsylvania labor leader. It is doubtful whether of the very union he is sup posed to represent would agree with him, if the matter put to them dspassonately. Much they may suffered result of unjust labor conditions when h to- the ultimate test nearly all them would bC found the firing line fighting their homes and the countrys ideals their predecessors did in 1776 and F'iS12 and 1861 and 1898 #i
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13
WOMEN AND TOBACCO.

Assecret of the ages has divulged by Dr. Albert H. Burr of Chicago who in paper printed in the Illinois Medical Journal maintains that live longer than men, and that the is they do use tobacco
 Dr. Burr that the female though outnumbered at birth and by immigration old age greater numbers than the male; that this disparity to tain extrinsc poisons capable of including cardio- vascular preseny to which toxins the male is obviously prone than the female; that the nicotine habit every specification of cardovascular toxn and i therefore the very significant why few than women attain old age'
 We are told that the cigarette habit growing among Fortunately this habit has not yet entrenched itself any among the of city. Yet let us utter timely warning those ladies who beginning look upon the cigarette with federation be cause they think it in favor among the of the Smart Set According theory, if you adopt the masculine custom of filling your system with nico tine you will die off the do and thus you will lose your feminine privileges of having the last word!
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13
PERFEcTINe OUR COAST DEFENsEs.

The Notifications appropriation bill reported to the House to guarantee that branch of prepared ness least that of defense is be taken of Our coast deenses have been declared by experts need less improvement than the army navy. Their deficiencies are few and obvious
 is chiefly question of big guns-14nch and 16inch pieces able shoot from r 21 miles-o protect most important harbors. With them of course, there must be provided antiarcraft submarine mines and big of ammunition The novel item of this bill is appropriation purchase the wonderful inven tion of John Hays Hammond Jr, which directs and plodes torpedoes by radio control
 The plan calls for the expenditure of sS6OOOOOO a four-year period For year there is be spent s22OOOOOO which is s16OOOOOO last years ap- propration. It isn't much pay protection gained If any additional money be afforded the pub lie would like the government provide able guns of the type made familiar in the European capable of being transported by motor rail to any posed point along the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13

versy the power fthe state was already committed against them?
 Herein lies The Republicans chief interest in this It has proved its fendliness and fairness to the organized labor and with those reasonable steps which union labor has taken improve human welfare in thorough accord. We want to do all We can to bring about a better understanding between employer and employee but this step believe in the wrong d recon and against the policy often proclaimed by the and trusted labor leaders that organized la bor should keep of party politics. The Republican has interest the political fortunes of Governor Hunt but has deep interest in Arizona that overshadows its interest any element labor other and oberates entirely its interest in the political ambitions of citi zen of Arizona"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13
THE NATIONAL GUARD LOBBY.

Certain prominent members of the National Guard have carried their lobbying activity too far They have abored earnestly Washington in behalf of bringing the guard greater strength and dignity and that the whole ustable although the dictator ia tone has been offensive many senators and representatives bitterly opposing federal volun army the spokesmen for the National Guard have gone too far.
 Even it is granted that they have perfect right to lobby in their behalf it is plainly improper for them inform congress they will tolerate such mil itary organization They have really nothing do with it. And matter of fact the volunteer army created not interfere with the National Guard in any essential way
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13
DIRECTORY ABOUT OUT.

Advance sheet of the Warren Dis trict directors, edited and published by Fred A. Mckinney, has been received by the Review. Ire publisher states that the completed volumns will be out in a very short time. Judging from the advance proofs the directory pro- mises to be a credit to the District, in its completeness, and to the publisher in it's typographical and mechanical features.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13

Senator Lodge announces intention 10 submit Q dyestuff protection amend ment to bill proposing retention of susa~ duties when that measure comes before the Senate late this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13

Order your Easter suit now, Willard S Bateman, leading tailors. Allen Block.-Advertisem
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-13

Miss Pearl Cook, dressmaking, gowns, tailoring. Johnson Hotel. Main St.-Advertisement. 199
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

his life: "Be the companion of that unfortu-
nate mani" That would be absurd. After all,
Pierre had only run the chances of war.
But he, Philip, was he running the frightful
risk of becoming blind? He was here in the
shelter of these strong walls, breathing the
tonic air of the icy mountain peaks, making
his muscles flexible for future use, while others
were going through agonies on the field OF
battle.
He shook mis- head, wishing to chase away
an importunate thought which kept gathering
strength in spite of him. Turning, he saw be-
fore him the massive mountain ridges, heaped
up, majestic, wearing like diadems their coidly
glittering, bluish-tinted glaciers.
He felt, in spite of himself its imperious
grandeur. mute cry of valor, of intrepidity,
rose from those Jagged peaks. The weakness
of the flesh, the tender shrinkings of the heart,
counted for nothing in the face of those eternal
rocks, which man could not scale without torn
and bleeding hands An image Of lofty virtue
rose out of those SHOWS.
All-powerful Nature lifted the soul of Philip
up to it's own height, and the young man could
not restrain himself from evoking in his i'm
agination two men, equally bold, brave and
Young. of whom one marched on toward life,
his hands open to all its reaizatons, the future
ahead of him. love beside him. while the other,
without future and without love, remained
on the roadway, motionless and silent.
Then, brusquely, he understood that an in
escapable duty had imposed itself on him, just
as suffering and death impose themselves ines
capably on us. Without parleyng, without
hesitation, he reentered his room, threw him
self in seat at his table and began to write
feverishly:
Claire it is not for me, who, protected in
the present, have all of life ahead of me- to de-
spoil my brother martyr; and whatever pangs
l may experience"-
Surely in time of peace this man would not
have acted thus. But war justifes all heroic
madnesses. Though making some men brutes,
it raises many many others of nobler mould to
glorious SUBMITS Of unselfshness and super
manhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

most recovered from his last wound.
Blind he has faith in me as in his guild
ing star am the only reason for his
wishing to live. In desperation l call to
you.
philip, it is you, so brave-you who
have not yet had time to make yourself
llustrious-whom love. My heart is in
accord with my pledge. 1t is you alone
who are able to inspire my soul.
philip, what shall do?"
Philip rose hastily from his chair. He felt
stifed, suffocated and went out to the parapet
which ran along the cliff of the fortress. He
turned his head from side to side, shifting the
air of the nearby glaciers. He was stupehed'
indignant. outraged in his tenderest sentiments.
Was it Claire who wrote thus? Claire the
fancee of another, Claire demanding back her
promise to him in order to marry Granval! NO,
perhaps she was only, as she said the victim of
a sort of feminine nervosty-of her too ready
pitv for any one who suffered. He would admit
that she had been merely imprudent But how
could she hesitate between him, her fiancee OF
years, and this person.?
"This person." Could he forget that "this
person" was Pierre Granval, whose boundess
audacity, whose supple and perfect skill ne
had so often admired and envied-that Pierre
over whom he had wept in spite of the ardor
of his rivalry? Yes, he had shed tears of UNI
feigned grief, true fraternal tears, when he
read in the newspapers that this young, I'M
yanouished eagle had been hopelessly disabled
And it was he, mutilated hero, whom ne had
to-day called this person.!
So Pierre was blind. The greatest of afflc-
tons, unused Philip, was all that Fate had had
to offer this young man in recompense for hi
high services.
Blind! And he held out his poor, trembling
hand toward a woman-the only one who did
not love him-the only one who could not love
him. She seemed willing, however, to devote
her life TO him.
Once more Philip gave a start. No. he could
not consent TO that unreasonable sacrifice. He
could not say to Claire, the chosen partner of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

w York buses include their route the block
w Hudson Laht and Beach streets-en they 90
the Central freight
erected 1868
Vanderbilt who's the centre
his pupils that
withdrawing which worth visit There stands the
those
of the land with the development Of BOTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
The SACRIFICE
Translated from the French By Waliom L.
Mcpherson.

Eren the pacifsts no,c admit that they nus
Judged iCor in one importont respect nno',
crer its horrors and its miSeries, 'cdr wdged
on the grand scale on 'chich it is nop oe'nS
RACED in Europe does not brutohse human
nature. On the contrary, IL proves moral ana
spiyitual tonic, not alone for the men 'cho f9ht
at the front bit also for the non-oomoaton'S
,cbo must support and encourage the orm'eS'
care for the tcoundcd and bear their o'on heors
share Of icar's lGbors, dcprirGtions and SUPER
ingS
The little story ichich follo,os-by an dnony-
,ro,,s French tcriter-deals nth one phase OF
the chivo',y OF sacrificed phase IN '0n'o" P''g
and pronunciation triumph over attachments o,
,be sort ,chicb the heart rGtues hi9hest ana
ol,cqys finds It the most painful to sever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

cog-whs anchors ana deo
machinery of Industry there bears strong
likeness to heading
Once and the conce the local
Vack
ST. Johns Chapel built in 1907 Quoh
local authority decline the nehborhood
of then COmmeram
Conmod andh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

n NEAGLE, Philip; tell you it is an
" n eagle, over there above the GO'nsra
"a He planes well, that bird. All! when
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
Spitnoiisterne.

ct Spgrgsmaal, ser bUert aar
- % naturli9pis noonIia / alar
- interesierer itGrft er oct: bpor.
Oon bliber 9siten2 90 oct i~tatiiti.
ife 3epartement moOtager bper Il.
Dag i 5ioen ira 10. Sini til 1.
Sept. ifsnsmRsiiae @eooelelier ON
uoiigterne for De forifeIIi9e aigre.
Der Sa1Oet oper.
1oa @rnnola9 al De ierite 9e.
retninger ifsnnes oct, at lloiigter.
ne for Seoens 8eofommenoe er
gumtige, % Seoens Stnno er be.
ore END nornialt. Sprlig @anrip-
Den itaar 9o0t. Soeoen tegiler /
9iebliffet noget beore emo Hllgen,
DOG looer o9iaa 0enne ct ao0t giio.
~0eIu0bptte. vi 8aarin0en itaar BOG.
bue0en ringeit. 6or belle 0sitens
Se0fonlnie10e gpl0er oct, al Den
teener beore Tor SpIlar0s emo Tor
Gernes @eofommenoe.
Spno Roofrngter digonr
%ltiller l1oiigterne ia Iiot ringere-
iipr er bet imaot meo 3unfelroer.
ne.
Meo Senipn til So og @r9s s
M a rfer err set ct RET Init ollie.
DC, Snoberetnin9erne teaner, iaa.
bel bpao apalitet iom aoontitet an.
gaar.
Waatte MI oisie lpie 5ornent.
ringer iIao till
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

men: u5flIaoer mig at Toreipsrge,
ont De oil fsbe en- 2~iggebpne meo
apllinger. Seq bar en- nleo IA
anllinger % en- me0 ) anIlinger.
Semen meo IA aDIlinger ifaI foite
so 0arf % Sen anoen 30 Warf.
9il De itrafs meo0ele mig, ON Dc
oil baoe en-.
aartOffelnOoen. 6or at nfbiplpe
aartoffelneoen er Der / Den iiOite
Iio blepen refoireret aartofIer /
prioate 5uS5oloninger / Smaabp.
erne % paa San0et. 5 9~aOerslep
are0s bar Sc enfelte 0us6oIoninger
iaaet 9oo til at be5oloe 10 20.
aartofler pr. SoOeo. % | Aaben-
raa areos p 30. aartofler pr So.
oeO pr. Dag, til ben me spit fan
onffe 6orbriiget.
Seororct til Amerifa. gn II.
aarig Ntano, ser er iset amerifa,
men bois 6orplore M Dor / Sen.
0eriDllano, bpor ban o9iaa bar OPP
bolot Jig Sc iiOite 8 aar, fif iislge
,9fibe Stiitst." / Sl%ltningen al
iioite MaaneO al ben amerifanife
aoniuI | &mbora Opfor0ritte til
at reiie til Amerifa. Reiien, Der
foretoaes meS Sfib ira asbenbaon,
betdltes al set amerifanife aoniulot,
Der formentlie bar billet binore, at
oct u1ge Menneife, Der bar ameri-
fonif Snoisosret, ifuloe blipe no
ifrepet til prelisiiif SoIoat.
Iasingen pper 8rGnicn bliuer ita.
oia panffeIigere, i%friper 9Hibe
Stiitst.". Get er allereoe 2-3
Tiger 1ioen, oct bleo forblot DC Se0.
Iogere, Der Der ira 9anoet biotiI bar
iulat De al tpife Opfsbere fsbte
areatllrer, at tomme ooer @r9nieu.
De n~sopenoige 9eoiogere man M
boerpes paa oen tnife She. Nnn
bar ogian opIepet, at @renieopip-
net bar irnta9et 5oIf. Der boOoe
9Grinoe isnOenira til a~on9eriget,
Seres 9as, ioroi De fife fnn0t gn.
leoningen til Reiien tiIitrpffeli9
fpI0eitgsrenoe. % raar Der iaa er
giort @rpnieopipnet opmPrfiom paa.
at Hasiet madife er ltoiteot al 9dnO.
raooen, er Der blot ~iporet: ser
raaoer ri - og life 2an0roa0en."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
Sfal 9anmarf iinanciere
Stormagterne?

Snotil for 2 aor ifOen leo ri
berbiemme inooel lom / pore to
9roOerlan0e al froniif 9engen1an.
gel. 8i laa ite OF laante / BET uen-
beige, mn iaa fom arigen % gao
os 0preisning. &i baleoe 9pnger
al pore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9iem, ri iolgte alt, boao Der funoe
ilgbes I'D al 2au0et, o. Aeiulta-
tet er M. at ri er iaaleoes title.
De, at england % 5ranfrig is9er
Saan hos os. Amerifa oar miitet
i'm iioIereoe StiIing iom enropas
5iitaneier = man faiter III zine
ne moo Moro. bpor DC ire imaa
ifanoinoniife 6olf pd0er / @ulo-
itatsligt Jet % man inoIe0er
6orbonOlin9er ON 9ann nleO DEM.
9eulig laante Sperrig 5piflato
~ Yflll. ar., og man tan 10 lda
life nnoiIaa fig for oaiaa at lame
5pitlanos 6ieroer @en9e: Relltra.
Iiteten maa 10 bepares. Seln 9aa-
%neinmmef1, iom Soerrig ifaI no
meo til england og 5ranfri9, ifaI
efter 6orlpoenoc bare Den iamme.
De forefonm1er os ifrioer
n5inansti0enoe" - at oenne 0ie.
tooe leier ganifelisbeoerne paa en-
praftiif Moooe. 8i beboloer Spn-
oerne fri peo ben % lsber en- min.
orc Hiiifo emo oeo noaeil anoen
trnfeIi9 0roning. 8i opornger os
til me Spnspunfter o. 5orretnin-
ger % binoer llolanoets SntereS-
Ter faitere til pore e9ne.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
Sfibsinrtens Genrsianee.

5orleoen oanneoes bet npe Sell.
ifibsieIifnb uSippalos". 6oor aftie-
fapitalen opertegne0es 10 8ange.
0enne Slicces bar loffet Here 9tp-
oannelier eiter iie. sGanit HeOeri
aompngni" pil ieiIe meo Motor.
ieilifibe % muIig 9umpere; Diref-
tsr bliuer aaptain %. ). Aielien.
ct Seilifibsreoeri paa 100000 SIR.
aftiefapitoI err unoer 9nnneIie
Yrooinie1, ct mt 0ampifibsielifab
oSoin" meo en- anpitaI poa 3 Dill.
Str. % 5r. q. q. 9agelberg iom
Seoer CT unoer Start, og en0eIie
er Der nplig oannet 8 npe SeiI.
ifibsreoerier: s9olante", 4ftiefa.
pitaI 2 Dill. ar. Director 9. Drill,
ler), aaalunobors~ g MiH. ar..
3irefter g. SencfeD % a2imiior'
Oen@ / AalbOrg meo 2 DILL. SIR.
aftiefapital.
Gnoelig bar ct Bar SeIifaber
benpttet De goOe 6orbolo til at for.
eae oeres aftiefapitaI, nemIig Damp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
airfegans.

Gsrite OpIag al bette uomprfeoe
lille Sfrift bieu uoioIgt | 2sbet
al 8 Wnnneoer, nnbet Oplag er MI
fProigt, og i9Iges MI for iaa billig
en- gris at oct burSe inc / etbperi
0anff 6iem iom Dor airfe itnnr !
TorbinoeIie me0. Triien err:
1 gfi. .05, % eff. 100, so eff.
f.75. 100 eff. 800.
Taniib 2ntb. Vubl. 6omie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

ifibsielffa6et uRosiia" til 1bMia.
% aSoenobor9" til 100000 SIR.
cller bet oobbeIte al Den nnppren-
De aapital.
Get er 10 aailife natllrligt. at
Seilifibene after fommer til 9ere
% gproi8beo MI, ga man panife.
.ligt tan bp11e 7nmpifibe en-
SiIba9egana / ll0piflinaen aanife
bit, men DOG ielpielseIia finn Ell
~miOIertioi9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

TENT, bpor mango aIponingsitpffer
man uil funne faa tiIoelt.
SpnOeripoernes Cab. Sioen ito.
tie iamleoe MeooeleIie ialOne:
NioO Belt: anoers 0etleiien ira
5oftluno, SIR. granoitrrp ira Ar.
rio, Feter Sesien anoerien ira
Sfait, Sans 9oren5en ira @enuer
i G-2egum So9n. Sergen @oos
ira Stolling pr. Sgit, 6reOerif
Shmfot ira 9aoe9narosifoD / auprs.
CIR. @anien ira alipleu, Geter
Sergenien ira a~eel6ierg / Sol6sI.
giIb. @rieot ira 5allingbierg /
iaune Sogn, Sans 6lauien ira
S~enoerborg, Sans Moos ira 9tn.
boil, Seren Sdmar5 ira RenObierg
, paa 9roagerlano, Otto @briitenien
ira MeeIs ! 0fsbgl, @eorg Sanien
ira 2angbjera / Sonpeo, SIR. =.
6briitianien ira 9eitbp / Meoelbn.
; Rlslano: Sans Sanien ira
Aarluno / 2intrup o. Serman San-
len ira Rsoefro, og ] 6~ungenifab
er 800: 6enrif @offf ira 5felle paa
9roagerIano.
llOen Angipelie al 5ront: CIR.
9eisien ira Sooerslen, Wfar 9eih.
mann ira Mars % Marius 3isien
ira SoerOrup, begge 9sbp Sogn,
@palo aplling ira aaitrup, Bib.
5bomien ira SprItrllp % Sens 9oi-
lien ira 9siitou / 5pritrup, Maos
lGbr. 9isien ira Stponing i &amme.
len, Wtaos 9lle ira aoitrup /
l8ram, SIR, Rolenbom ira SfGr.
b9f, 9enrif Yiepgras og elias
Sennihen ira 3snoer, 9br. Sanien
ira Aabenraa. Sereen Sdmiot og
| Sans @6riitenien ira @enner, Ni.
foIai Senien ira 9ensnaffe pes Ah.
benraa, grnit gromer % Better
Sacobien ira Ssnoerborg, Gbr. Nm.
oerien ira GpbbeI, CIR. Stunts ira
SaatrIp, Sens 9eterien ira aGr /
lllfebsl, Sans Sobnnien ira augu.
itenborg, Sans Sor1enien ira Suns.
Ico / Hotnarf, Ssrgen 9anien ira
6oImifou og CIR. 5mnien ira SieI.
lerup / Ggen. 8fIb. gberIing ira
goperIteSt I 9o6eIuno.
Af Spgoom er 300: Ssrgen Sen.
len ira Setting.
9u er Winoltetallet for osoe Sles.
oigere 266S.
5lpsteoe rmsiiife Sanger. 6lere
rusiiife Sanger, Der pdr leieoe al
9anomRno / 8ilitrllp er flp9tet.
Gen enc bapoe uoitoppet al9oer og
anbraat Dem / Senger, iaa Set iaa
no, iom ban laa % iop.
st Silbnb. On Rano / 5snoer
%nootog forIeoen islge1oe Sfripelie
! ira en- 9anomanos Some / Ome1-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
8piheringr.
m%isfisnen:

SCR fpfneret, r SEQ. .9r. 30 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $f23SS2
Geoar Sails, Sa, Matt1iaS Smit5 % Sntru .... 800
9ombeas. u. gnf, 9ctble6ens 0lgb.s api. ...... 800
guHfn, Gebr, anton @olobaf -. ............. 500
epan. Minn, ct @att1. 12ab: :. 2 @isfions %
6e0ielsoagss9anf ...... =. =. .............. 40
EpIer, Minn, g. 6. Sanien =. -. ............ 100
earHunO. 9is, offer peO @poe al stuO. s. SnaoOmi 1910
aiuamnen. +. =. $l278o2
Sn6fonermisfisnem
Scr fUithret, ie abl. Ar. 30 .....,.......... $4f1.51
Geoar Sails, Sa, 0lottbias Smit5 oa Snitrn -. 800
gopbeus, q. 3of, 9etble5ems Qab.s aui. $3.50. 500
9ufins 91ebr, anton @olo6@f =. =. ............. 500
Gpan, 0ainn, ct. @tatt6. 0Po1.: :. 2 Misfons %
6soieIsoaas.9anf :. ...... =. -. .......a.. 40
Sper, Miun, g 6 ennien =. =. ......-... 100
eiuanrnren $lS227
nbremisftonen
SCR foitbret, ip al. Ar. 30 :. ;. ............. $66tS0
Spkr. 0ainn, g. 6. Sanien =. :. ........s.... 200
3iIann1en. ......... $663S0
srmsnmisfisnen
Scr fuiteret ie abI, Nr. 80 >. ............,. $t2679
9opbens. q. 9af, 9et6lebems 0aab.s apf. -. 500
Gper, 0finn, 9. 6. Sanien :. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Sra 9onnarf :. =. =. 37500
atfomnm. 80. $5o779
efsIefasfsn:
Scr foihret, ie abI. @r. % ;. .........s..... $6t540
9opbens. q. 0af, 9etblc6cms @g6.s api. -. 800
aiiammen. -. $62o4o
&efermations9a
Scr fofteret |, abl. gr. 30 Observation-Disclosures. $622970
arfoale, 8is, 8aIher Senrfien OF Sutru ......... 1000
Camp Douglas, @s, Mrs. Gbr. 1ortenien -. 500
Senmare, q. 0df, Cars Sampen =. ........... 1000
9%itfammen $625470
Blair, Rebr, Den 81. Sui, 1916
VeS Iaf mobtaeeti Otto 3anfen,
ansi for %. fore. B. I. l. airfe ame
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
3DnceriDannc
Cen lille Wranietrafif. @erioner,

Ten file WrGnietrafif. @erioner,
Der / lloepelie Al 0eres aalo cite
araa ouerifrioe 8r9nietD tan j
IgIge .8i6e 5tiitst." fao uoiteot
Il Darist RejiebeDis, iom berettiger
Ill aenta5en 0oerifri6elie al @ran-
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age Bengene meo oper @rpnIen,
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jt 0arelager realiieret Der.
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Mari ior alnoninger og rs Marf
FOR Sueriraffer. alle alponinger
al 99rreo og 8aonlel % Ar6eios-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02
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