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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21
nrIwRiIhR AND OFFICE
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ta,lns photographs. shsvst. record, and
various attachments. will sell a. o., cT
single, In scci condition. bargain can
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21
NGt\Is MNNIrp.
ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT

IN Answering Ads rler.e Mention timss
TWO gentlemen board aud fu.W ~
rellon' meals REASONABLE. .uHE.U.. ..
suffouniinl WH'kUF distance coo. DOT
person .1t = tfN
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breakfast NrI u.t.H.L HU.u..
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ilCHr BOl skK.sriSG ROOMS
FOR RENT.
OFFICES AND srORhRO0Ms
FOR RIM.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21

Katharine N-lhluk sou Tor your
encouraging letter do Try TO glys
'Hr best advice ! can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

In Answering Ads Plea. Mention Time.
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FOR SALE By owner i.ruOm house In
M,} wood. hardwood finish Can wal
100.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21
Avon Hotel

loi WEST THIRD. WALNUT si60
WILLIAM WARD. MGR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
~ CITY,


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Oklahoma city
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
The Season Begins at Walker
Lake.

The opening of the fishing season
on the first of May caused the tung-
sten crazel pooaIaee of this vicinity
to forego the high to- b pots md the
test tuoe for Il d ", al angleworms
were in greater demand tnan acid.
Alvey Miller livrd up to his reputa-
tlon By bringing in the biggest fish
to date, Il four pound trout. Silver
trout, which were planted IN the lake
few years ago by the fish commits
sion, seem to be plentiful, and are
biting fairly well. Ii Is said to be
too early yet FOR the famous Walker
Lake bass, which are held in greater
esteem by many Hawthorne people
than any fish that swims
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Mrs. Kate BoerIin Moves to Yer
ington.

Through E. H. Whitacre Mrs, Kate
Botrlin of Aurora purchased on Tues
day the residence property on Main
street known as the Hanson place;
the consideration was $1,000.
MIS- Boerlin accompanied by her
son, Henry Boerlin, and Mrs. Henry
Boerln, spent the better part of the
week here prior to closing this deal,
looking for suitable property. Mrs
Kate Boerlin will move here shortly
to occupy her new home. At present
the property is leased to the govern
ment and occupied by Mrs. Hahn
Indian matron; she will surrender
possession July lst
Mr. Boerlin, who is commissioner
OF Mineral county, and one of its very
substan tial citizens, returned to Au-
rora Wednesday, accompanied by his
wife and mother. Mason Valley
News.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Siri and Chino Will
Develop Tungsten

Adolph aud Sebastian Siri were
down from their claims in North
Canyon today. They report that the
claims look better than ever now as
they have located what they believe
to be the source of the great quan-
tity of tungsten bearing rock. This
is a small but well defined wien OF
scheelte ore, which occurs in the
big granite dyke on their property.
They have started tunnel which
Will crosscut the dyke in a short
distance. They have also located
two placer claims, and tests made
of dirt taken from the surface show
them to contain percentage OF
tungsten.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Valuable Discovery for Cattlemer

p. J. Conway and Harry Warren,
two prosperous Lyon county ranch
ers and cattlemen, have discovered IA
method by which cattle may be
allowed to feed at will on green alfal-
fd before it has been frostbitten
according to statement made today
by c. E. Mack OF the firm of Mack
& Green of Reno, who has recently
made trip to that section of the
state.
Judga Mack says Conway and
Warren have allowed their cattle to
feed on green alfalfa all the time for
the last three weeks and have not
lost an animal. Green alfalfa usually
causes cattle to bloat, which brings
death in a short time. Conway and
Warren have avoided this by placing
in the mouths of their cattle ordin-
ary, straight horse bits. The bits
prevent the cattle from stutfing them
selves. Carson News
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06

The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular monthly session
last Friday. Present, Chairman
Miller and Commissioners Boerlin
aud Red.
The application of Belle Miller for
the transfer of liquor license from
Aurora to Sodavil.e laid over to next
meeting.
Ordered that the Justice of the
Peace at Aurora be notified by the
Clerk to submit mon thly report.
L.. r. StiIlman, principal of the
high school notified the Board that
be would not accept a reappointment
Ordered that the railroad company
be again requested to place crossings
at mile posts 392 and 1893, where
crossings had previously been made
Ordered that Al Drew be author.
lied to eXpend not to exceed 800 on
the Nina Cinnabar road.
Ordered that the sheriff be author
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Reckless Shooting Endangered
State Controller George Cole.

Tuesday night, about 6:30 o'clock IA
80. 20 steel jacketed bullet found its
way into the Office of State Controller
Cole, coming by way Of the upper
window ON the east side of the room,
passing through the light window
shade into the left and detecting it.
self to the wall on the other side of
the room and finally landing on the
floor behind the counter.
About the same time a similar bull
let entered the home of Charles Day
on the Lorth side of Musser street
opposite the capitol building, Judged
by the course the bullets took they
came from IA point somewhere be-
tween the Orphans home and the
penitentary and had Travelled Il long
distance, as they were falling when
they entered both the capitol and the
Day residence. Whether the shots
were fired directly at the capitol or
whether the marksman was shooting
at hawk or other object in the air
cannot be determined, but it was
careless or criminal piece of work.
Carson Appeal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
BUSY BEE SHOE SHOP

Fred Waters has reopened the
Buzy Bee Shoe Shop which he for
merly operated with the greatest
satisfaction to his customers. He
respectfully solicits the patronage of
his former friends and also solicits
the shoe mending and repairing of
other towns in this vicinity, and
guarantees satisfaction He will
pay the parcels post charges one
way. Mr.. Waters new location is
two doors south of the X. p. Hall.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
PROCEEDINGS OF The BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

lied to purchase five grated tool
proof doors from the Pauly Jail Co
said doors to cost Sl65 delivered at
Thorne.
Ordered that Wm. Pierce be au-
thorized to expend SIS on the Cotton
wood road.
Ordered that ]. A. Mccarthy be
awarded contract to furnish election
supplies.
Ordered that Fred Wallace be
notified to keep water off the county
road between Hawthorne and Cat
Greek.
Ordered that e. j. Schrader be au-
thorized to expend 500 on the road
between Rockland and Aurora.
Ordered that II, w. Atchison Of
Sweetwater be appointed game war
den without salary.
Ordered that the Clerk be directed
to advertise in the Reno Gazette and
Journal fer a high school teacher.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
SAMPLES.

Joe Dunlop arrived in Hawthorne
e.om Golddeld last Tuesday. He IS
ot nresent located at the summit
et ,tion. where he has mining proper
ty
II 4 Morrison, superintendent of
the sodaviIle tungsten mine' was in
Hawthorne Tuesday
Chas. Fristoe of the Alabama
,oh situated a few miles west of
Rvalkes Lake, spent few days in
stown this week.
Il Mrs. Harvey of Nina spent a few
dovs in town this week, being the
,uest of Mrs. Henry Mcleod
E. l.. Chafey of Belleville spent a
few DAYS in town this week.
Joe Marshal was in town from
Tuning last Sunday. He has just
.sbipped ear of high grade copper
lore from bis claims in the copper
camp, and is accompanying it to the
Hazen sampler. He expects to re-
turn here in few days.
Alvey Miller was host at a stag
dinner party given at his boat house
hast Thursday. Just what the ban
.ouet consisted of is a closely guarded
secret, and the only information to
be had is that it was provided ana
cooked by Philip Ecano, one OF the
llocal sheep barons, and eaten with
great relish by the guests. Frank
Red and Lauren Leavitt, who were IN
the party, borrowed one OF Alvey S
boats, intending to catch few fish
but as soon as it was pushed off
shore it upset, and the occupants
were treated TO an unexpected bath.
greatly t. the amusement Of the on
lockers.
Herb Towers, one of the old timers
of this county, came in from the
Gold Peu mine Thursday. On Sat
urday he left for Nina, where be is
interested in mining property, aud
wnere he will remain for some time
Joseph Giraul, the sheep man, is
in HaWthornc.
Frank Yparraguirre, came in from
his camp near Garfield Thursday
returning the same day, after pur
chasing load of supplies
J. E. Adams arrive il Hawtlarne
Friday. He has just finishe | u visit
OF inspection OF few of the various
mining properties in which he is in
terested in company with j. H. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Viii Mercer, who
have been visiting in Hawthorne for
sevesal days. have returned to Gid
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Popular Couple
Married in Hawthorne

Mr., ]. H. Walsh of Luning and
Miss Gladys Weldon of Nina were
married in the County Clerk office
in Hawthorne last Wednesday, the
ceremony being performed by the
Hawthorne Justice of the Peace.
Mr. Walsh has been operating a
lease IN the New York Canyon dis
triet near Luning for several years,
and at present is one of the heaviest
shippers in that prosperous camp.
Miss Weldon has been a resident
of Luning for the past few years,
where she was living with her sister
Mrs. Carl Dwight.
The bridal party, consisting of
the bride and groom, the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dwight, came in
from Nina in Fay Bakers REQ, re-
turning Immediately after the cere-
mory. They left Thursday for Reno,
where they will spend Their honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will make
their home in Luning.
The Bulletin JOINS their host of
friend, in extending congratulations
aud wishing the newly -weds ii long
and prosperous married life.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Tungsten Breaks
To $50 Per Unit

Tungsten has received a back sci
owing To the arrival of several large
cargoes which had been delayed by
passage through the straights ot
Magellan. The famine caused by the
failure of those shipments to arrive
was responsible for the fancy prices
paid within the past sixty and ninety
days but now it is assumed that pri.
ces have grown normal at ABOUT S50
a unit of 60 per cent tungstic acid.
The penalty one dollar per unit for
every unit under 60 per cent and a
premium is paid for every unit over
that standard.
Under the new order of business
no tungsten under 80 per cent will be
accepted at any price and shippers
will have to concentrate up to that
full 60 per cent.
The highest price paid for tung-
sten has been $ll0 per unit to a few
snail shippers in Boulder county,
Colorado, but most of the long time
contracts have been placed around
$50, Even at these figures there is
no danger of the man with a tung-
sten mine becoming u county charge
since the quotations represent val
ue of So, 600 ton. Some orders were
placed recently for so, but these
were rare exceptions and could not
be regarded as normal.
Discoveries of tungsten and devel-
opment of the industry have pro
ceeded so rapidly that the present
supply is fully equal to the demand
and if there is any material increase
in tie tonnage placed on the market
there is every indication that the
quotation will 90 lower. When it is
considered that the price before the
war was as low as eight dollars per
ton and shippers made money at the
rate there is not much room for a
crouch when he receives $50. The
recent shipment from Round Noun
tain stored in the vaults of the Tono-
pah Banking Corporation reamins
there awaiting another consignment
from the same source. Both ship
ments will go forward by Wells
Fargo express next week. .-Tonopah
Bonanza.
j. e. Adams aud J. H. Miller went
to Reno yesterday.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Estrav Notice .

On or about April 5, 1916, there
strayed from Huntoon Valley seven
head of horses belonging to the un-
dersigned They are all gentle stock.
All work and ride In the bunch are
two bell animals.
Finder will report to the Justice ol
the Peace at Hawthorne, Nevada.
ASA CLINE.
JAMES KING
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06

The next session of the District
Court, which was to have been held
IN Hawthorne on May II, has been
postponed until May 10Th.
The Bulletin has been requested to
announce that the Sunday School
will meet at 1890 a m, instead of
in the atfe rnonn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
field.

field.
Tom Conely was in from the Burge
tungsten property for few days
this week.
Andrew Young, for 40 years res,
dent of Virginia City, died at that
place after lingering illness. He
was Past Grand of the Virginia
Lodge l. O. O. f. and "a prominent
member of the Eagles.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06

Many visitors from Sweetwater, Wal
ker River, Bodie and Nine Mile were
in attendance. "Best dance we ever
hadl'
Among the names Of the Bishop
grammar school graduates are those
of George and Roswald Green, sons
of E. A. Green, and Arthur Albright
son of Sam Albright, formerly OF
this sectoa.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Frank Fox Ships Ore.

Frank Fox was in from the Lun-
ing district for few days this week,
He has just shipped car of ore
from his propertey there which
places him among the successful men
of the camp. He has stayed with
the old town during it's lean years,
and bis many friends will be glad to
loarn that he is at last to receive
some compensation for his years of
toll.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06
Aurora Items.

Our Aurora correspondent tells us
that the Odd Fellows Anniversary
dance in Aurora was real success
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06

Mrs. Ida Robinson of Aurora came
down with Henry Boerlin last We'd
nesday and is visiting Mrs Charles
Ferretti.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-05-06

J e. Adams aud j. H. Miller weni
to Reno yesterday
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
6n gnbolOcie / Gettcn. g

On HnbDlDclle | Hetfen. en
aelfner aarbus msote iorIeoen i
Retten, iiatet for 8GrtSbus4 Slags.
moal. Ia Sogen gif Dam imoO,
bleo ban mere og mere opbioiet,
og ifDlote ben fungerenbe 0ommer,
Tul6meatig Ric. aerboe, for llret.
fproigbeo. 8lllSmp1tigen opfor0re'
oe BAN til at aigsre 6ornPrmellen
meo en- 1lnoifblonina; men bette
npateoe aellneren, og ban blep
oprior siebIiffelia arreiteret. iiatet
for SornrrmelIe moo en- CONNER
I Ginftion. 1Gite 0oa bleo ban
iremitillet for 9pio1eo @olI % oeo.
toa en- 9soe pna 100 ar., boorefter
ban blen Isslo6t.
Teosfalo. @eteron ira fS4S M.
Mortcnien, .Qisrnsfml6e" peo Sii.
elsminoe. er afgnnet peo Dozen pnn
SornipIo Sn1ebus, 80 @ar al.
6orbp. SpSielmanO, 3ancelli.
raao @ubmuno Gbriitie GfierIse,
5borSbaun. er aiaanet peo Dsoen.
Zen ni0eoe bar Dannebrogsman6
oa Hiooer al D%nnnebro9.
3ioIigere Stotionsforitonoer
2 Scnien, 3anoers- Saofinobnnens
DEMONSTRATION, er aiaoact oeo %.
oen, 60 anr al.
- 6nbrifnnt Bob. arsger, Mieo.
lem al aebenbapns llnoeritsttelies-
foreninqs Sopeobeitprelie, err al.
aaoet pe6 DOZEN, 80 anr a., rant
al ct 8ierteflag.
9rGbt peb It Tnlb. 5ribopnsar-
|bejoer 9r. anocrien, Der | fin Gri.
ito biolp Fir @rooer, @osnmano
|Nnoerien, Garlrm, en- t5snoog Ior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
llObanneIie til snltefnnitner. 81

15.aarig Ssn Al en- inoiif 5otir,
Der forleoen aao 5oreitillin9er
@io6elfart, melote zig iiBlge a0tio.
oeliarts qois" til 9olitiet iom il6.
ii%itentsIes. San iorflnreoe, at ban
par lebet ira 6arfiren, iorOi oeune
oilOe u0oanne BAN til SuItefunit.
ner % oerior fife aoo BAN nof at
ipiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

mioooa, 20. 8e6r., fommet ulpffe-
liz al Gage, ioet ban itnrteoe no
ira en- 2oitslllge og neo paa Sten.
broen @aaroen. San if meget
%nIporli9e 9paitelier 9oDe0et % al.
gif ON Ratten oeo Dozen.
Np SnOresOiisiions scfretGr. iii
iSefretar for aairfelig SCREENING
for Snore- 0iisiion / aeben6aon"
bar 9eiDrelien / Steoet Tor pa.
itor 81. Gonsgaaro. Der bar moota.
ger @rpiteitillina. enitemmig palgt
cano. tbeol. anoers G6riitenien.
GiltrGoelien Tier /. O1oi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
llbclOi1 9rGmicippe.
uaabIa.

Oct o9ienmet" itnrteoe ior nogen
.3iO iioeu en- 9rrmie.Soe. a0por
bar on uGret benne, Senien?~ Oct
par Ell 6ortrIlin8, iom itrnfte ia
aennem en- GGffe 9tnmre al 9Ia-
oct, % boor oct gialot Tor 9laoet5
9uiere ON al uoiinoe, bpor ocn
omtnlte Senien 5au0e upret 6enne.
glaOet uoiatte Den Mnleonina
RengeprGmier ira 1000 Ser. oa
neooper til ct iomlet 9eleb al
10000 ar. Otter glaoets eget
Opqipenoe inofom ca. 10000 ge5
ringer. Niellem oc ri9tige al oisie
ioretoa Rotorills publiclis 9ootrpf.
nina. 6orleoen Gag par imi6Icr
ito 9la0et5 6orretningsisrer Dis
ponent Slnos, tilio9t til Dteoe /
oen oiieutIige Golitiret / 96bcn.
6npn. O1 ber maatte ban peotage
en- 9e6e paa 200 Ser, ga Brpmie.
Tpegen par / Strio me0 9otteri.
Ionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
@aitaiOeraaarOe er life private.

ORrglDelBanlpe TT llle Plluule
5or nogen Eio iiOen nGgteOe Stab
iorpa9teren paa aibGf @Git8iuer-
gaaro at 5uie en- 2nrers 9eretei
i &eiieitaloen, ioroi 2Greren baO0e
anneIot @nit9iperen ior Ooertra.
belle al SgeuarterIooen. 9al bar
@Gitgioeren iiglge u6ern. 5oIfebl. a
ira 9erreosfontoret moOtaget 8aa.
bnO ON At bragg 0miorg for, at
ale reiicnoe u0en Senipn til muIi9t
periorligt Mellemnnrenoe moOta.
aes / @eit9iOer9aaroen, og BET er
tflfenoegioet BAN, at ban oil 6liOe
oraget til aniuar for mlllige 0oer
trpoelier Al Bette 8ao6uo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
st aGrcitepar INN 5tOrtppc.

st aGrcitepar iom StOrtppc. 5
oct liOite 5ieroingaar bar 5reOe=
rifsberg upret biemig1t al ct Bar
Snobruosppe, iom man ita0i9 bar
funnel ipore pno oeres enSarte0e
6remaangsmaaoe: De bar palgt li9
Ell Del6aoenOe Samilies 2~eili96eo,
6Dor gntre0eren bar ioriDnet me0
@losruoe. o. peo at ienoerifGre
oenne bar De iaaet let 4Ogong til
enaien. 3 2eilig6eoen bar DC Der.
eiter itiaalet, bpao oe funoe iinoe
al mnlerier, @nngflGoer, Senae-
tgi Smpffer oio. 6or Ell 3io Il.
ben If Ell 0p0aeer glps on, at
ser / @eiten0 boe0e ct 9@gtepor.
Der oreo Ell ina omiattenOe 9anoeI
nleo allie mltIiae brllgte Snger, at
Sientmet | aporteret aif nn0er HaD
net Den prionte Mnrifonoiier
eutif". Ga BET oeo nprmere lin
oerieaelie piite iig, at belle 9ageret
6eIto6 al itinolne Soger, bleo De TO
Sn6ehopere iieIae %. z" anbolot
oq BET bite ia mn. at y9@atepar
ret" oar en- tioligere i~trniiet Fer.
ION neO Ropn MeIaanr0 og Ell ira
ifilt aone. gnno @ierregnoro. 3
set igrite 6orbsr tilitoo De oper
80 9poerier, og berme6 er man
pitt eno6a meget Gangt ira 9nnoen.
6n Mono, Der or for ilittig. @oa
00enie Sterilization ia0 ~iorleoen Ell
Qian0, Iom eiter e9et Sigeuoe bar
bait en- ublio Sfnbne, tnffet pore
lin Arbeioiombeol San beooer
Carlton o1 er Ell rigtig &sbenbao.
ner meo 81. On tit Wartprium
iortaltc ban iielge a6pns Sio.", at
ban / lin 9io | 9orieus bar bleoet
ofifcbiget pan i'm 9lrbeiOsplnos,
ioroi ban arbeioeoe altior meget.
9(f andre @rnn6e, iom ban Ielu |
minnre @rao enifeoe at tale omL
par ban blepet ienot til o@o0rum"
arbeioSonitalt, bpor ban ifuloe og.
re / tire Manneoer. Men forleoen
ian6t 9olitiet ham OOenie, o9
ga ban fom meo pna iStntionef,
oplnite ban, at ban par ien0t bort
ira y@oorum" eiter lire Dages
5orlsb, igen paa @runo al lit
2ips itooig tilbageoenoenOe lllpf
fe: bans ubetningelige arbeioslplt.
San par blepet iot til at fGloe noe.
Re Greer | en- lSfop, men oa ben
tilipnsbnpenoe 6orltman0 fom for
at ie bporIeoes BET gif, boooe Gorl.
ion orbeioet inoleoes, at Der in9en
ISfop bar mere, eller | bpert Sab
noget npr ian orobeIi9t, og ban
bleo oerior ienot bort. Ron Foli.
tiitotionen bsrte man nn0renoe ON
oen ip%nonlennle 8irfetrnng, o9
Operbetient Senien bemGrfeoe Hep
tiff, at oct M life par Den leo
ponligc Mariog til, at 6olf tom
af oeres 9looier. Men asbenbop.
neren mc6 e. bleo peo lit, % ie.
mere mootte ma leslaoe BAN. Sans
Torflorina ON, at ban par afifeoige
ira ct Sfoparbeioe, foroi ban ban.
De pprct for iprig / MrbeiOet, BIZ
tie iie pirfelie at paste. San bab-
De nemIig, ufen6t meo arbeioet oa
iloen at nfpente nprmere esnitritf-
tion, 9ipet fla til at biigge neo for
Tobe, meoens BET FIN por Seniig.
ten, at %enferte, beitemte Greer
iflIoe irIoesl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
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