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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Smnri iuuitto.

Dec ibmiiet olentmc lionnostamme
fomin notion bimoiiia, mltta Siinto.
Ian Jana lanop, ctt1 ic OH iuuri mott.
TO ola jumalincn ia tpptp1 onnccn-
ia, Min iilloin filin olentme pboistctDt
iiibcn olfrjiirccn, jofn on onnemme
pcriistus min CT meta Min palion
palma jos riffaat ioonatfin t1Glld ma.
ban aifna ipooG ia mGsi1tG, iilIG jofo
on tlllut tuntcrnaan fuinfa Sierra OH
l%uloincn min tietGG cttG parboat.
fin moolliict bulpit ia ritfauoct OH
onttoa ia tpbj1G, mcrrattuna iiiben
raubaon joto iopii naiittia ie jofa lao
usfosia lcpGtG Seciuficn meri.baa.
moisia ia obottau ulltllasta aifoa fun
mcilt1 CT mitG1n piiiti. 81 min, cttG
tGGlla iaiiimmc joiitilaina ola, paart
faifcn maalliien fiirccn lomasia foct.
tao cbistdd Serron tpot1. Mc naiict
moimmc t%posfenneIlG ompeluIeurois-
ia ia miebet mpos ottoen oIaa mifG
mitenfin iillG olen itic foeteIlut eta
ie tpo mitG toimimmc Siimalan fun.
niaa iilmalld pitden, ie tuottaa toii l.
Ioa ia raubaa. 81, iospa crittGinfin
nilorct ottaiiipat innoIIa oiaa Scrran
tpobon, Min idGstpiiimGt niistG fatfe-
rista fofemufiista finn maalliiet bu-
nit iGttGipGt idIfoeniG.
OIen pfii Iuttojan Iufiioista ia o.
len fiitoIlincn file raffaaIlc iisfoIIc,
iofa lanai minuIlc Iuttaiaa, cttG
lain tutustia fen lii1Itoon ia Min
mielistpin tilaamaan fen itielIcni ia
MT protestant lainaan iitd naapuriI-
lent, jofa mpoS on Iitpanniit tiIata
tGmGn ilo-ianomain tliojan, fila mifG
on nellie ipntiiiIIe iuloiiempaa fiin
liifea eta meilIG OH ipntein iopittaia
SSidn tpfonG, iofa Ell bpIfGG Iuotaan,
tpaart ottaa aiuoiplin ipastaan tiibIaa-
iapoiat ia -tpttdret, iotfa otpat iaa.
meet fpIIifieen mailman raipasta.
On marmaa, ettd iofainen, iofa on TO-
fonaan itieniG SerraIIe Seeiufielle
pubtaafii peiettGnpt ia ppptdd mp0s
pestpnG oIIa Min ban Ell moi ottaa o.
iaa mailman bt~tpitifiiin, fila iieI.
I'd oniasia titnnosia poIttaa ia niibte.
lee Min, eta tGptpp Iofata fpnnistd
tai irtaontiia Seefufiesta ia paaonttao
itienfG faifeIIe fitit OF ppbdG Min
fai,an fian npt on .n~dbtdtudnd.
Noria q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Seriep Sin, u. 3.

SofI aifa fifteen oIin motfaIla ia
lGin fatilmaiinusia mitltarnia ncefc.
'i-ibmiiiG, joista oil oppimista. Sell
ID oil raamattu josta pfii fotioi fun
Omen lufi nIfoo, jonfa idlfeen beiIIG
i1ptti oleipon fesfusteIiia luetun
ioboosta. SbmiiiG oil marmusia pal
Jon, maan mo mistat meliet ia iiia-
ret eipGt beitd bdipenneet, fuinfn
faiinista = ia beibin ioipeltiu Sec
iufien ianat: iofa minut t~iinnustaa
ibmisten coesiG, bGnet nina tiinniis-
tan Sidni ia enfeIien eoesid. SALON
oliii meillG oppimista plla oIeWosio.
Slcmmc fritittpinG uicin fainoia, ne
cnlme pIeiion anna bilpmota, cttG
&aamattu on nellie rafas ia tarpecI-
linen. Nnun firian eli i%anomaleboen
inlfeemmc ottaa ellie ia llfea iitG,
iefa pGiDdn uutiiista fesfustelIa, ie.
ban OH tapalIista. Miitta onto &aa-
matiin iiidIto nellie niinfddn faIIis.
IpioIiittoon on tGGll1 mibittp riio.
6ranf Mbo ia lesfi Soa Sir.
pio. Suofoon SiimoIa eta BELLA o.
Tiff raffaiis ia iiitG iobtiipaIIa fdrii-
mdIIiippoeIId fantaiiiwat toinen toi.
ienfa fuormaa ia min Qristiifien la.
fla tdptt1iiitpGt.
TpbGGn fasteeieen iaatettiin Watti
ia Gnna @eisienfeIoin tptGr ipnt.
GitpsiG, q. s., nimefii annet.
tim Gmtni GIiina; fefd einc ia $iI6a
poifa. ipnt. Netu @ocbeIIes.
ia, 81. o., rintetfi ortnetttin Gino en-.
flo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

&aupunfiimmc on Suomesto, gu.
Iun %faiipunsista tuIIilt nciti 2cmpi
Snstbcrs, ban fcrtoi cldmdn OuluSia
olcrpan ubtaanIaistu. iiIId cIantotar.
poet olpat falliitn.
@~etlcbcmin icilratumun firioSio
on SitmolunpaliucIus iofa ~iunnuutoi
flo 8 ip. ~. u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

nellie miimeiien p~aIpcIufien %iiunaa-
malla bautafumpumme.
@aiffa npt 1fristiIIinen ieiirafunta
tartoittaafin ibmisten aiaIlista ia l.
janfoiffista parasite, Ioptpp filth dd.
rettom1n paIjon tubIaaiapoifia tuolla
mdailmon turlllla, jotfa opat luopl-
meet pois ia b~pljdnneet fristiIIiien
icurafnnnar. 2optpp paIion ibmiiiG,
jotfa owat tiibIancnct Sidn perinnon
ia elnlpdt jultijumalattomluoesia.
Scurafunta futiiiu n1it1fin langen-
Meta pbtcptccnid. Sumalan dani fai-
fun n1iocnfin langcnneioen laSten o.
misia tunnoisia ia ipomisid pois
Northumberland faibona ia tooistaa
BELLE, cttd be opat tebneet arwaamat-
toman ~mdGrppocn iiinG ettG otpat bpl.
jdnnect friStilIiien i%eurafunnan,
Scrrania ia Siimalania.
airffo on tebnpt ia tulce coclIeen-
fin alma tetem16n wGipmdttomGn1
tpotG ibmisiielujen pelastufiefii. Su.
malnn Jana futiuu faiffia ibmiiid. sc
bafee langcnneita ia murbcclliiia tie.
luja faouiIta ia fuiiIta ia faifcllaiiis-
ia menoista; ia ibmeellistd fplld, ct.
I'd Siimala OH uieintin iaanat tdllai.
iista iulfirifofielIiiista ibmiiistd moi.
maffaita alcita naltafuntania tp0siI,
iilld Sumala bafec ia ctiii niitG. ioil-
Ia idriettp ipoGn on.
S1t1 tarfoittaa fristilIinen ieura-
f~lnnan tpo ia tGb1n mei0Gn tnliii
pprfid. WcillG ei ole mjtdGn ipptG
iiurctiia icllrafuntammc %picnuutta.
Sooclliiina ieurafnnnan idicnind on
mcilla poljon olaa toimin ia ulottao
tDomme bpipinfin Ianioibin piircibin.
SDDtpp palion bcnfiloitG ia pcrbcitG,
jotfa ciipGt fullu mibinfGn icuraful.
tam. SGllnistcn lup pliii mcioGn toi.
mintanmmc t1bo1ttGmG; ia niclG c.
ncmmGn :mciodn tuliii f1poG foouil.
la ia fujilla ia banffia iiclt1 iGicnif-
il icllaiiin, jotfo ppot langcirnect ia
baufliriffoutllnccf clGmdslGGn. Sicl.
ia lpptpp u%icinfin iGrjctpit1 iDo1miG.
jotfa olpat otplliiiu Slumolnllc, mniffo
me ibmis.iilmill1 fotiellcsiammc II
icin balmcfiummc tdlIuiiia mcljid il
lpl1Gmmc poiS lilotummc jllitri ne tic.
Int, ioitn mcib1n mclmolliiultcmm(
Diff pclastoa ia plos nostaa. Scrpccl
cimdt tarpitie parantaion ipdar TAI,
rnot; Ills fdpf11mmc niiocn tpfD, jot
ia mcioGn apilammc tooclliicsti tar,
mitiGput. Meio1n Si1llGmmc Oh pal
jon untccfiiuntomustn. SGn CT MUS.
tclc paboid tefojammc maiffa nc fliii
ia farlpuot oliiipat, iiIloin fliin mcis.
ia on tupubtunlt elGmGn milltos ic
lilloin FUN tooclliicllo lpoGmcllc
b%nofuommc. Winun iiclitni ifGlpoit.
ice ia bnlajaa Scrran clifortonoibin
Ealloin olcmme paljon moittancct
Scrron ieurafumnan bppGfii.
Soiipon ills, cttG Golumctin &an.
iollisienrofuntn maurastiiiii oincclIi.
icsiu, mutta cnncnfaiffca bcngelliics.
ID mcrfitpfiesiG. - SGbGn asti on
Sierra mcitd outtanut. Mmcn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Leslie Church Services
Draws Goodly Audience

A large number attended Leslie M. f.
church last night to hear "Three Fling
cred Jack - relate some of his expert
ences in the Interocean Gambling house,
Battle Greek, Colo.
In scathing terms he denounced the
church dance and gave several illus
trations from personal experience where
it had proved the downfall of many
young people.
The audience was spellbound when
"Jack" announced he had received a
letter ana~had got into trouble.
The secret was-last Sunday after
noon "Jack" talked to the boys at the
industrial school, and today he received
an invitation signed by 12l boys asking
him to come again as soon as possible.
Then he told of an outing he was
planning for Saturday when he and the
boys of South Salem would 60 out and
meet the boys of the industrial school
and together they should enjoy hike
and "weinie picnic''. The audience
willingly responded when Farmer
John" went around collecting the mon
ey to make this outing possible. .cr.
"Farmer John" lives near Salem but
has not been interested in any church
or religious work until "Jack' came
to town, and at the close of the SER
vice he presented Leslie church with
firewood for one year, gave ".Iack "
some money to help defray his expenses.
also offered potatoes to any needy fam
lily in South Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
THE OREGON ENIGMA
ia Grande Observer J

Colonel Wood is to defend the Ever
EFT /. w. w. Colonel Wood is the Ore
gon enigma. How he can be attorney
for the first families, the Ladds, Cor
belts and big banks on the one hand
and pose as a friend of the prole-
tariat is a mystery. In one breath
he announced he would never fore
close a mortgage, the next minute mis-
firm is busy with mortgage fore,
closure. He breaches anarchy one
minute, the next he is boosting for
President Wilson. One day he ~
drawing up the brewers beer amend
ment, the next he is labelling it the
Nursing Mothersa amendment. One
minute he is out of the democratic
party campaigning for Bill Hanley as
a progressive, the next minute he is
out heckling bunch of Hughes wom-
en- from the east. He takes tea with
the Four Hundred and dimes with En-.
ma Goldman. He dashes off sonnet,
paints water color, scribbles at a
drama, makes an argument in court
for platocrat, defends an anarchist
in police court, distributes some birth
control literature, and goes out in
the evening to musicale. Soldier,
lawyer, painter, poet, dramatist, ora.
tor, publicist, anarchist, farmer, land
owner, truly Colonel Wood is won.
der
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
INDIAN STORY HOUR

The Algonquin Indians have saved us
more and better stories than some OF
the smaller Indian nations. There are
so many that are interesting that they
will be continued for this week s story
hour. Among those that are left are:
"The medicine WOLF "Young dog
DANCE and the stories of Scar-face
All boys and girls who like Indian
stories are invited to the library for
the stpy hour Saturday morning at
$3.50. There will be none too fierce TO:
the little ones to enjoy, and none too
tame for the Older boys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Court House News

Sara A. Mitchell has brought suit fol-
divorce in the circuit court against O.
W. Mitchell. The complaint states they
were married in Salem April ., 1902
and that the defendant is now in Mon,
tana. 1t is also stated there are no chill.
drcn. She alleges in February, 1914 she
was deserted and consequently asks q
decree of separation.
Charles Tanker. who left his home
on Union street few evenings ago and
wandered in the cold out toward Tur
ner and who was picked up nearly froZ
EN- to death by the Turner constable
was this morning committed to tn,
state hospital for the insane. He is "a
years of age and cerebral thrombosis is
the cause of his insanity. He had q
stroke of paralysis in August and i;
affected his mind. DR.. l.. r. Griffith
was the examining physician. Tanker
was born i'll Germany and the matter
was brought to the attention of tho
county court on petition ,of W. J. lr
win.
In the matter of the estate of ste.
phcn Porter, deceased, an order setting
the time for hearing of the final ac
count of the executors was made today
by County Judge Bushey. Marion Pal
mer and d. A. Porter are the executors
and the final hearing will be held De
cember Is.
In the suit for divorce brought a
gainst Charles Carr by Clara Carr, Dis
trict Attorney Rngo this morning fiji.
ed an answer on the part of Charles
Carr denying knowledge of the allcga-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Clears Blotchy Skin

Don't worry about blotches or other
skin troubles. You can have clear.
clean complexion ! is'ng little zenn,,
obtained at any o~e for 25c, or
extra large h),;le
Zemo easily t. ali traces IL
pimples. black hcads, ,otches, eczema.
and ringworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. Zomo is clean. penetrai
ing antiseptic liqud, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing II is easily
applied and costs mere trinc for each
duplication. It is always dependable.
The Il. w, Rose CO., Cleveland. o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The February III class met Thursday
evening at the call Of Thomas McGil-
christ, president Of the June II class
and organized themselves.
Lewis Griffith was elected president
of the class, Daphne Evans vice presi-
dent, Genevieve Yannke secretary, MSS
Anderson treasurer, and Henry Leggett
sergeant at arms.
This class is composed almost entirely
of girls, there being only three boys
There are about seventeen in the class
at present although it is expected that
more will graduate in February than
Were at the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Arbitration Plans
Are Objectionable

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 17.-Delcgates
TO the American Federation of Labor
convention today unanimously indorsed
the executive council report which con.
demned all proposed compulsory arbi-
tration plans, under which either q
strike or lockout declared before fed.
eral investigation had been completed
would become a criminal act.
The Canadian arbitration plan was
suggested to President Wilson as So
luton of the railroad crisis when strike
was threatened recently.
The resolution asking for commits
sion to investigate the high cost of liv-
ing was adopted without debate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Paid His Debts and
Started for Prison

Rcdding, Cal, Nov. l7.--s' Godfh6ws
its all can do now. I wish could.alo
more, said Alexander Naimcs, con.
fcssed slayer of Mrs. Rosetta D,lrbin
and John Pollock today, as he directed
an agent to pay the funeral expenses
of Mrs. Durbin. \ few minutes later,
he was aboard train and en- route to
San Quentin to serve life Sentence for
the crime. 4.e
Tears filled Naimes eyes as he board
ed the train, and sorrowfully waved
farewell to the crowd.
q am sorry, hut il is top late, he
said 81 don't remember killing Mrs.
Durbn aud John Pollock. II is all like
a hOrrd dream. But for booze, ] d now
be man among men,"
The priaoner sold his property and
paid his debts yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
The PUREST FORM IN which :,
TOBACCO CAN Be CONSUMED

That IS tho wonderful ,ribute
paid 10 Sweet Caporal cigarettes
by the London Lonec.. the recog.
pized medical authority Of the
world THIS decision was the re-
built OF an Official test OF Sweci
Caporal by medical experts Nc
pther cigarette ever received sucl
b remarkable endorsement
Sweet Caporal purity IS now be
inc shown 10 smokers by a.,nsss,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

interesting demonstration. The
demonstrators burns a piece OF or
binary paper. which leaves a black
ash Then burns a piece Of the
.high-grade. imported French Gig
arctic paper used on Sweet Cap
oral. and calls smokers attention
TO the pure, white ash Thus !,
The pure tobacco IN Sweet Capora'
lDrotectad hv aheoluol--zwuzns<u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT
OF NOTE

Washington, Now l7.-Germany to
day formally acknowledged receipt of
this government 5 protest against trans
portation of Belgians into Germany, the
state department announced.
The German government promises
full report later. In the meantime, this
government has done all it will do, the
state department declared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

George NJ. Srown, attorney general
has returned from Jacksonville, where
he has been the past few days trying
One of the Hyde-Benson land FRAUD
cases. The matter was taken under ad
ViSement as an immense volume of tes
timony was taken.
Supplementary articles of incorpora
lion were filed with the corpora tion
commissioner by the Viking Bakery and
Importing company, which proposes tc
import bakery goods and foreign deli
cacies. The ineorporators are A. San
den, A. Kroner and Conrad p. Olsen.
The state superintendent of banks is
preparing the annual oath that is sent
10 all bank officers in the state. They
wiii be sent out late in December to
the l77 state banks in Oregon.
State Engineer Lewis is in Portland
ON business connected with his office
He is expected back in Salem this ev-
cning
State Forester Elliott is in Portland
on official business. He will return
this evening.
The railroad car shortage took an
other jump yesterday and landed nj
the 3066 mark, the highest point it has
reached yet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

There will be local teacher s insti
tute held in Siverton saturday, and
County School Superintendent Smith
expects TO attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

More than 100000 United States
workers have this year received wage
increases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

tions made in the complaint. The ans
wer denies the defendant has been
guilty of cruel and innuman treatment
and asks that the suit be dismissed.
Answers denying the facts alleged in
Iled this morning by District Attorney
Rinqo: Grace Iona Nee against Emery
Luther Nee, Maude Swnyze against
Joseph Edward Swayze, and Oliver NJ.
Coffee against. John Coffee. The ans
wers ask that the suits be dismissed.
There will be a school board con
vention in the Salem high school build
ing on Saturday. December 2, when the
various school boards of Marion county
will be present The law provides that
the chairman of the school board shall
be the delegate to this convention and
if he is unable to attend he is required
to appoint substitute from the board.
Each delegate attending will receive
So day out of the general fund of the
county. County School Superintendent
w. NJ Smith is now sending out notices
of this convention to the school boards.
The school census of Marion county
is now under way and it is to be fin
ished by November % Blanks are hcing
mailed to the school clerks for this
purpose. The county superintendent
asks that careful count be made. A
special blank for the enrolment of chill
dren who are crippled, blind, deaf and
dumb of school age is enclosed with the
school notices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
State House News

: x 4: 4 X x X x X x 4 a'.k X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

Sell it-Journal want ads viii sell it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
Av0l

lvtIH
[N'
br the per-
l-eet Capoi
II cigarette
/ pure to.
ICaporal-
Iture-nade
HAT is wllw
| back I'd
lr cigarette
|joynent.
he interest
bonstration
| different.
b some or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17

State Forester Elliott is in Portland
ON official business. He will return
this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-17
MANY GRADES OF PAPER
USED ON CIGARETTES

The lower grades resemble orI
binary paper. which burns with
black, soot.like ash Sweet Cap
oral cigarettes are rolled in the
highest grade. imported French
paper-,he purest and best III the,
world--whlch burns with a pure.
white ash.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

which he accused Jennings of being
the other man. Genevieve Irvine,
Jennings stenogTapher, and others
have testified to the association of
Jennings and Mrs. McClennan. Jen-
nings viii plead innocence Of wrong
QOulSg SO '--.~F
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
JENNINGS TO TESTIFY

SElNNlNSO ~ ] 10 lit
Everett Jennings, attorney for the
public utilities commission and big
figure in local Democratic politics,
will testify in the divorce suit brought
by Hugh McClehnan, wealthy con-
tractor, against Ena MeCIennan, in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-17
u1ir ernten mas mir (den!

Die COMMUNICATION bot an Der @eranhucrtimg ffr Die iurgten emit
Iekltden Ntorotaten, fuelde, Gngehlt6 bon 8llas Wtarooearea an Inte'
4ifonern un6 g~nae66riaen anOerer Nntonen begangen porOen ino, idper
at trnqen. Der in Merifo berrihenbe amerifaner-9oB 1T porne9Hlid
af bic g~rnmifdun9 IN merifaniide angehgenbetren 6rrid5nfl9ren mel
.feaderuna Der 8ereinigfen 5taaten iA os Reft 5uiprah, 81 %entlheoen,
mr IN Merifa einem 1~nabbangigea godba1taate, regIeren 1oae pot
tie 0os 9lnbament fir bie Sdreden gelegt unter oenen Amerttaner lGt-
her 8u Ieoen batter.
Gle eriahrung beer Sabrsebnte bot gIe4rt odB oas uertfaHt6e
temperament nur ourf cine fnrfe San0 geslgelt weroen fam. Gin
giefefahrbmoert lang bate 9orfro 9ta8, ais ~tdre Sano@ menig'
itens f0Det Crontng gebaLen, 6nB amernaner uAo anoee auslanoer, I'M
efnflana NIT i5ren @ertrngsreften, rngetort bort ibren 8eiHaTten nod
aehen fonnten. Damn peranaBten un5ufreoene 5tndn5nrs ben Yrdt.
Denten goft, ben aIen 9ia3 bindus8u8ptngen uo Dtooero %ein5niesen,
nn0 biepm geipipI foIgte 4rdfOent @uion. ais T es Hh in ben apf
iBts. baB 9uerta gehen mlHe Gem S6wahfopf @aocro, Dehhea Susrta
belatgte. tit Jest Der ~sdmadfopf Garran5a aefogt, rmo Fr ben 2eBtael
fhrei6t Die 81 o. 5fants5tg. tit 4rdfoent 8ition berontuortid. Satte
nan Is ben Merfanern lberIaifgI lire eigenen anaeegenRcthn SIT re.
edn. fo pr0en beute amerfaner IN 0legto ebenio rlbtg lno itaer tbren
9eThdften no1g1en f5nnen, ne gu 3een Oes alien &orfrtc 9ia5.
IfnHre Regierung bate fths eor i6rer eigcnen Cir fcden ioleu; Ons
g9eltuerbeFern NIT lnberftrno gepaart lit EN- lbles gefAdft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-17
TrellRin nn0 OerpTld6tuna!

gse bertbtet, bat Scr arbetsiefretdr &iicn Dor Sur5ent enc Sfe
erIofer. oos 1merifanHde Burger, pelde in oe tanaolre armae el
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