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The Jasper news., 1917-05-31
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINRR.

Miss Lula Yeager, who has been Wis.,
ting her ncle, DR.. Norton and wife,
returned to her home Mt Center, Mo-,
Tuesday. Mr.. Hart accompanied her
and will visit with relatives near Han
nibal.
MissI"lla Wright spent the weekend
with L. T.. Thornton and wife in Lamar.
Mrs. lake Resh Of Lamar spent sew
eral days Inst week with Mrs. Halter
man.
Misses Ocie and Zoah Andrews Wis.,
tied Helen and Elsie Hickman We'd
nesday afternoon and, Miss Rena Halle
and brothers Cleo and William spent
the evening there.
Misses IIelen Hickman, Essie Wright
and floy Brown left Friday for Spring
field. where they will attend summer
school.
A COW belonging to DIR. Norton was
the proud mother Of twin calves last
week, but one Of them did not live.
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly and children Wis
tied Saturday with Mrs. Lula Wells.
VIM. Thompson and wife spent Sat
urday at Adam Malone's. Miss Elsie
Kaufman called there in the evening.
Mr.. Halterman and wife visited
friends near Lamar last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson, Mrs. Vera
Bunnell and little son Paul and Orice
Sellars spent Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Heckman's.
Mrs. Killy and William and Bert
Kaderly visited at ]. E. Hull's Sunday.
III. f. Coiner and U. II. Brown called
there in the evening.
Adam Malone and family visited
Yves Malone and wife Friday.
John Taffner spent Friday afternoon
with lily Tunnel and wife.
Word comes from Mrs. Clyde Steph-
ems of Hill City, Rams, that wheat is
very poor in that section and lots of il
has been plowed up and put in spring
crops.
E.Coiner and family spent Sunday
at U. H. Browns.
Misses Clara and Essie Wright called
on Mrs. Malone Thursday,
Mrs. MarthaHyderan and children spent
Saturday night at John Kings,
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ZION.
Miss MAURINE KBRRICK.

Miss MAURINE KERRICK.
Avery Foster and family were Car
thage visitors Wednesday.
Clarence and Earl Keith attended
the funeral OF their uncle, Henry Gra-
ham, ut Carterville Wednesday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. s. Nilsson and Mrs.
Norris Prichett were guests Of Fred
Kerrick and family Thursday.
Mrs. Herschel Radford and little
daughter, Mrs. Lester Mcconnell, Mrs.
Trent Percy and Mrs. Joe Edwards
spent Thursday at will Streeker's.
Harold Schooler, Don Johnston and
Misses Velma Mackey and Bessie
Strecker visited the peony fields at
Sarcoxie Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Dodd Of Jasper visited her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Covert last
week.
Mrs. Trent Percy and son spent
Wednesday with her mother, Mrs.
Johnston, and her aunt from Illinois.
Maurinc and Faye Kerrick are visit
ing in Webb City and Cnrterville.
Miss Florence Stratton was elected
teacher Mt North Star School for the
coming year.
George Faddler and family and
Clarence Keith and family were guests
of Avery Foster Sunday.
Herschel Itadford and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Roy Radford's.
Avery Foster, Elmer and Raymond
Foster, Clarence Keith and George Fad.
dler were fishing Saturday night on
Dry Fork.
Henry Conklin and family OF FL
dorado Springs are visiting Fred Isen-
mann and family.
Tip Lemasters and family and Floyd
Lemasters and grandmother spent Snn-
day at Jake Lemasters'.
Frank 1senmann and wife spent
Sunday at Il. +. Hubbard's.
Herschel Radford and family spent
| NCulCbudy w tOuCib hlOC . hCdt
Maple Grove.
Mr.. Foster and son Raymond and
Clarence Keith were Joplin visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Graham of Kansas City
and Mrs. Alex Keith Of Carthage spent
Saturday night with Mrs. Fred Kerrick,
Mrs. Charley Thomas and son spent
Thursday afternoon Mt Charley Bal.
lard's.
George Faddler and family spen,
Saturday night with Clarence Kieth
ana family. ..-.
Mrs. Henry Graham and Mrs. Ales
Keith visited Clarence Keith and fam
lily Saturday.
Henry Conklin and family and Fred
Isenmann and family spent Sunday
with Frank Buerge and family.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-31
Bread and l1eat

May wheat sold in Chicago the week of May - for
1913 per bushe.
May wheat sold in Chicago the week of May 10
year ago at average price of $1154 per bushel
This an average of $2O24 per bushe or 174.7 per
cent.
On the other hand
Wilson 81 Co.'S average selling price on dressed beef
in Chicago the week ending May H. fraction less
than Is cents per pound.
Wilson & Co.'S average selling price on dressed beef
in Chicago the week of last year little less
than ~ cents per pound.
This an advance of only 23 cents per pound %
per cent.
Despite war conditions the prices of meats have not
risen proportionately with those of other necessities
These facts speakSfor themselves.
The proper of meats economy In your
household expenses Do not overlook the fact that the
cheaper of meat when properly prepared are more
nutritious very appetzng and more economical than the
higher priced pieces.
You should eat meat every day. Meat makes bone
and muscle Meat is nourshing food. There is no rea
son for denying yourself and family This needed food
when not only heathful nutrition but savory appetzing
Dishes lke mother used to make" to be had at low
cost
CRANDALL BROTHERS
The Jasper news., 1917-05-31

Do you get up at night? Sanol is
surely the best for all kidney or blad-
der troubles. Sanol gives relief in "a
hours from all backache and bladder
troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed REM
edy. 35c and $1.00 a bottle at the
drug store.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-31

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John Bright of Kansas City Wis,
tied his parents here this week.
L. T. McCune and Sam Tallman
were in Carthage Tuesday night.
L T. McCune and Bernie Crecy
were in Lawrence County on bust.
ness Monday.
Mrs. H. F. Hughes and Miss Nell,
from Springfield, visited DR.. and
Mrs. Woods this week.
Mrs Bert Crandall and children
came up from Joplin Saturday
evening for short visit with rela-
tives.
Norval Gray and wife of Webb
City came up Tuesday evening to
visit Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. Ed
Preston.
Miss Florence Turner spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Webb City,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Hopkins.
Mrs Grace Blythe and sons John
aud Chester of Eldon are visiting
Mrs. Blythe's parents, D. H. Trip
lett and wife.
Misses Alice Dreese, Jean Nc
Clurg and Mary Jackson spent sew.
eral days the past week with Mrs.
D. c. Houser.
Herbert and Miss Mildred Nc
Chic of Columbus, Kans. and Tom
Winter of Joplin spent Sunday at
the A. F. Drake home.
Henry Draessler and wife. who
live east of Sheldon, spent Satur-
day and Sunday here with their
son John and his family.
Miss Maude Rice visited in La.
mar last week. Miss Nellie Thorn
son substituted for Miss Rice at
the telephone Office during the
latter's absence.
Mrs. Anna Hill and two daugh
tiers. and her granddaughter, Miss
Virginia Hill. of Greenfield, visited
c. L. Hill and wife last week.
They went from here to Kaasas
City.
The children of M. the E. South
Sunday School will render a pro-
gram appropriate for Children's
Day services. Sunday. June 3, at
8 p. m. Come and encourage the
children by your presence.
Miss Maude Cordz returned from
Springfield last Thursday night
after a term of school there. Her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Johnson, and son
Harold, came with her for a visit.
Mr.. Johnson spent Saturday night
here with them.
A memorial service in honor of
the living and dead soldiers of the
civil war was held at theM.E Church
Sunday morning. The sermon by
Rev. ]. W.. Moore was appreciated
by the congregation, though the at.
tendance was small owing to the
threatening weather.
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RISING SUN.
Miss NETTIE LOWE.

Raw Bowman went to Dudenville
last Tuesday to take his uncle home
who has been visiting while at the
Bowman home.
Mae Bowman went to Carthage last
Tuesday to have her eye treated. She
has been having quite lot Of trouble
with her eye.
Mrs. Luther Wescott spent one day
last week with her mother, Mrs. c. r..
Patterson Her sister Dorothy and
brother Earl went home with her and
spent several days.
Arthur Teeter and family called at
Mrs. \ be Teeter's one evening last week.
Dave Lowe sawed wood for Ed Cal
vert and Emery Teeter Thursday.
BasilAcClintock and Willard Winans
called at Dave loves Friday evening.
Walter Barlow and wife OF Carthage
visited Mt Ed Calvert's Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Nina Patterson spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Nettie Lowe.
Charlie Patterson spent Saturday
and Sunday ut Luther Wescott's.
Alma Gresham has the measles this
week.
Abe Patterson and daughter Goldie
spent Sunday at I. o. Patterson's.
Emery Teeter and family took din
ner at Ed Calvert's Sunday.
EdCalvert worked at George Binney' 8
Monday.
Mrs. Dave Lowe went to the doctor
to have an eye treated Monday.
The Jasper news., 1917-05-31

Oscar Faskin dropped in Mon
day to renew his subscription
another year. Mr.. Faskin thinks
the oats and wheat are not tall
enough in the field this year, but
believes we'll get fair yield of
grain in spite of the short straw.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

Onsoao ben 81. 0larts, 1917.
Blair, 9ebr.

Der BAR Deret nogla Eilf9loe Al
1farlagensieber fer / 9Den i ben
lenere 8io. Man Tiger en- 10 a L.
Nien Di er fife / 5tano til at meo.
Dele noget beitemt oerom al ben
limple @runo, at De, JON oeo BE.
ifeo oeronJ er ionrt umeooeliom.
me. Get eneite beitemte, 81 fan
meooele, er, at ogito Council bar
funoet for rigtigt at lufte Stoler
og airfer for en- 1io, inotil man
ier, bnoroan BET gaar. Onsoag
6ormiooag / ii0ite l1ge 6IeO Dor.
meme ienot biem ira Sfolerne for
at boIoe a6oranrsierie" til paa
gfanong. Og airferne bar lufteoe
iioite Senoag. Waeo Senipn til
Sfolernes Aobning, fan iiges, al
oeriom intet MT 5orbuO u0iteoes.
bill De 6lipe cabinet pnn Wlan0ag
og ligeiaa fan Der iiges ON Sir.
ferne, at De oil blfoe nabne paa
5snoag, bpis intet mt 5orbllG
uSiteoes. Oct iDnes iaaleoes, JON
Ui nprmeit er illIppet meO Sfr9f-
fen.
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Snf!

6olaeu0e er ieuot os al @arl
Sacobien % 6amiIie meO 9ege.
Iriug ON 0ptagelie i a0anif.":
9looming9rairie 08inn..
y. 5ebr. 1917.
6r. 9orl 5acobien % 6amilic.
@itOs 5reo / Seiu Qaonl
"a Deres SttIIing % oen gtso,
bUori De meO 6amilip er iteot, er
5leOen os befenot, bleu Deres gsn
ON Si9Ip iorebragt Solicit / bette
aalo meo ioIgenoe Reiultot:
We~nigbeoen / @enepa $7.35; On.
feltm9no / Summit $3.50; enfeIt.
memo ! GLENDALE 1896; Ell oeo
9isbp St.00. Salt $3.50.
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oomsm

aomiteen ior Oprettelien al el
llngoomsforbm0 / Soma areos.
famenfaIoer berpe6 til et iplles
llngOomsmeoe Tor ale oaHife unge
Il areoien. giI @uo. ai6oloes Me.
oct / ben D. e. [. Mcuig5eo I Nh.
oubon, Soma, Den ). % 6. Nai
1917.
4lle lln90omsforenin9er. boisar.
bei6e itaar moer 2eoelie al Ell al
Sc ioreneoe airfes 9rpIter. beoes
ieuoe Delegater til obenngonte Dle.
De. SDer lofaI 6oreniug bar aet
til os ber ienoe cen Delegat.
ODeritiger Meolemsantollet 20. 6a
2; 30, on 8.
Maatte Serren peo Rsoet gipe
os meeen 8eliignelie.
4na aomiteens @eane.
3. 6. W. 3anien.
Zen oanif ep. lutb. ungoomsi
|forening, auoubon, Soma, inobpoer
beroeO penIigit ale oonife unge
areoien til opennGonte Meoe. 81
at ioa 9io til at tage 6enne 5or-
oarsuofIugt. Som meo os D9r til
8eLigneIie. Mantte oct | noeen
Wan0e posie, bpao SUBS Oro H.
ger: IS beIlig grp6eIie fommer
bin ungoom til big, Tom Dug noni
Norgenrsoens Sfso." (Solme
ITO, -.
@lle tilreiienoe beoes inbmeloc
zig Tor ben 90. april til Nffs
Wartbn anoreaien, n. ! eller I'M
6ertegneoe.
gaa ltngoomsforeningens 8esne.
3. g. g6riftianen n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

gi meo0elte for Ell Eio ii0er.
at Dor 9unosmano Nr. g. 6.
gtielien baooe ioIgt i'm @rocerD. %
Rs0forretning paa 8oIfer aoe. til
tiOligere Sberiff Compton, og at
ban aateoe at tage Jig en- Tbs
9Dil. 9fu efter ca. 6 Tiger bar ban
f6bt 6orretningen tiIboge. Oct ~
mes, iom 01r. Compton life fnnoe
gere fig fortroli8 met 5orret-
%ringsGioet.
On nnoen 5orretning bar o9s
ret iol9t % tSbt tilbage ben iioite
llgestio. Get par Dor gamIe Tom.
mer % aul6anoIer Sobn Y3cQuar-
rie, DER iolgte no til ct OMAHA.
6irma, men / Manoags fSbte ban
Den tiIbage.
- vi bar - mprfeligt nof -
fife bait en- eneite Snei torn
8inter. men mer emo alminoelia
5roIt. 5orIeOen if Ri ct oeili9
ipont Gag Sue, % altloen bar
bolot Jig inotil De iioite Bar Gage.
Oa bar oct peret forarsligt, men
- 5oraor begpnoer 10 oeina i 8ag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

gi5 on mig geien at gaa;
Sois Ieoet al oig, min SgrSe,
SfuI iiffert ies 9imfen naa.
BIS on mig geien. min 9proe,
gne ieg fan Ell goa;
Oct er Din Strait. Jon MIC boloer
eaeH oil ieg iorimaa;
2eO mig til itenne @rpsgauge.
SOor title 8auoe er
5reIs niia ira Stormene mango,
. bolo mig til Dig npr. aor.
9i5 on mig 9eien, min SDroe,
&eien, lea 8if, oar breO;
SeO oil mig ATTIC pa Stien
9Dit meo SUBS 9~rrlig6eO;
Gao mig iaaIeoes oanore,
Sroiaite Sproe meo Dig,
Saa Dine % ale andre
aan ie, on IeOer mig. Ror:
Sra eugeIif oeo 4. j. u.
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lInnOums. % Misiiun smpOer

%llngoOms. % WisiiOn"mpoer
afboIoes At 8ait. 6. Br6oenien.
6eoar sails. Sa, efter SnobD0elie
ira ATLANTIC areos' llngOomsior-
buno, isIgenoe GiOer % Steoer:
8arren. ga, 24.-25. 9lpril,
8enn gan, q. .. 26.-27 9lpril
philadelphia. ga. 2s-29.6 orm.)
apriI; 9rooflnn, q. y, og 8loin.
fieIO, 81. 5, %. (liten) april -
.. Rai; 2nurens, u. D., 3.-4.
Roi; @orceiter, Qiasi, 5.-6.
6orm.) Diai; Bolton, Mtasi., 6
@lften)-7. g8ai; @citbroof, gle..
So. 0loi; 6aImout5, DE, 10.
iii. 9iai: Stem 0enmarf, Gan,
f2.-t3. 0ai; Montreal, Gan, -.
-16. Mai.
&c lofale 8r9iter eaer Stp.
refer / pafante Yienigbeoer - be-
oes nprmere or6ne % befenotgsre
oe enfeltc Mooer. Solicit til 5or.
bunOets aasie beoes optaget / boer
0lenigbeo. 6br. 96riitenien.
5ormauo.
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Siitriftsmnne.

@icb. 0itrift al 81. areos al.
boIoer. oil @uo, fit 5oraarsmg.
De i It. 05omaS Renig6eo, 1rl.
iant ira Den 80. @arts til ierite
apr.
@mner til 6orban6Itng.
+. 3ro % Strait, PIP. IS. t6. s.
2. 6oorIeoes fan 6errens Ser.
ming ! RenigbeOen beoit iremmes2
8ait. o. q. 65ritianien bar 10.
oct at oeltage / 0fsoet.
90. 6. RieIfen.
ct. 3bomas @enig5eo iuObpoer
oenIigit til 0eItageIie i Nsoet. @a.
tier, iom euifer 9oai maa meIoe
Tia til RenigbeOens greit.
CDR. 8eterfen.
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Suffering iOr mOOtagne Sclp6 til
Sgggegruuo for dirfen i 3.
6resnO, Sal.
Geo @aii. 6oenberg.

Nainnie 9bompion $50. Som Z.
@eterien SO. 2lno. 9ile9aaro $50.
Gillian 8eterien $50. @briitine
Senien $50. g. q. 0lp9ino S25.
01r. 96riitiauien $25. Gbriitine
9anien S95. Sens % G6rhtiau
9arien $50. 3eo. $. 5anien $25.
Reo. g. z. Roienbers $25. Rorie
Geterien IS. Anna 8ilegaar0 So.
gotbiIoa 3erfegien s.. 6. Qarien
500. &. 6. ariugel SIS. 3. Ras
misien S25. 6reo 5reoerifien SO.
8eO. 2. 5o6nien $50. aaren 81.
renien s.. SIR. Sobnien $50. 5.
g. 6enrifien $25. eiter RieIien So.
llngoomsme0et / 6resno 1916
$685. 80. Sulia Sobanien og Qn0reip
SOerien bb. $40. anoren Socobien
S25. lln10omsioreningen / 6resno
$50. auinoeioreningen / 6resno
$500. Ssrgen @anien $500. Sacob
8~ulsgnaro $40. u. g. a~noerien Sc.
9tltn o. Groo An6erien $4. StelIn
5eppeien 50. q. 5. @atbiaien So.
@tbeI Senien So. 2eonorn Senien
So. 6. anuoien $40. 6aiper Sen
len $40. Rarius SEMEN $40. GarI
6rifien So.
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Sill salo.

@n al De beoite 800 acres Gar.
! Zane 8aIIep, Nont. Qpr DeO
SfoIe o. airfe og flln ire gfil ira
9Den. SOB gren0 meo 8inomelle
@oot 9us inmt StaIo, Ssniebus.
n@rnnnrp" o. o@aroge". 120
Stores fqrOig til S9o. ann fsbes
for $500 og paa Iette 8ilfoor.
Rermere Oplpsninger fons oeo
Senpen0elie til Ole q. OIfen,
Nc Gabe, Mont.
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acknowledgements

for Coma areos of6oloes | eff
&orn, Sa., fra 81. til 80. Rarts
Observation-Disclosures og 8enner al
t5asen inobpoes Derligit. gigtige
Gmner peorsrenoe SsuoassifoIen oil
bIioe oreftet. Bi baaber, at mango
WeniobeOer oil ienoe minOit cen
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Da Diet 10 Aar paa Grund af afbrudt Samfardsel med
Europa err bleven umuHgt at faa Tilf6rsel af importerede
varer, tllader Vi os herved at fremheve fSlgende Genstande,
som b~etydeligt Antal HAYES pa Lager, og som vi mener,
egner sig fortrin1igt som ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We'd skilevejen. Eft Ord til Konfirmanden. Med Bidrag af
Past. Skoygaard- Petersen, Past. OIL. Ricard og fere andre.
smukt udstyret. serskilte Udgaver for Drenge og for Pr
ger. Pris so Cents.
~Forglemmigej. AT denne smukke og bekendte GavebOg ha-
yes endnu ct Antal Eks. paa Dansk til go Cents. Paa
Engelsk HAYES kun den mindre Udgaye til 35 Cents.
Stormand. Fem Observation-Disclosures af fremragende SkikkeL
ser Missonshhtorien. AT Past. Harald Jensen (Kent).
Indb. so Cents.
Den trofaste Forj@tter. Korte Betragtninger til liver Dag i
Maaneden af J. R. Maeduff. Smukt udstyret flint Shirt
ingsbind med rig Forgyldning. Pis 30 Cents
KrBti Efterfelgelse. At Thomas a Kempis. Shifting med
Guldtryk. So Cents.
Luthers kristelige Betragtninger. smukt udstyret shirtings-
bind med Guldtryk. 500.
Ester Ried. ForteIing af Pansy. 238 Slider. Latinske Typer.
Klar Tryk. Smukt indb. so Cents.
Fire veninder. Fortelling for unge Piger at Pansy. 267 81
der. Soidt indb. so Cents.
Ire MenneskebSrn. Fortmling af Pansy En- s@rdeles god
Bog for U~ngdommen. Fuld af Eksempler paa praktisk Ki-
stendom. 29 Slider. Indbundet 80 Cents.
Roxy. Fortening fra Pioneertiden Indiana. AT Edw. Egg
gleston- 244 Slider. Shifting $1oo. smukt vmlskbind $3.50.
0enspejling. Fort@ling fra en- Universitetsby England og
fra Missionsmarken Afrika. Fra Engesk we'd Ellen. 26
Slider. Shifting 60 Cents.
Titus, en- Korssts Fmle. AT Florence M. Kingsley. Fort@ling
fra Jesu lid. $50 Slider. Indb. 80 Cents.
Robert. Misunderstanding udgivet at Traktatselskabet
London. Paa Dansk we'd Past. Chr. Christensen. IA Slider.
Indb. redt Shifting. Pris so Cents.
Morgengry. Fort@llng fra Diet dansk- amerikanske Menig-
hedsliv. AT Past. J.. j. Kildsg. III Slider. Indb. so Cents.
sangsren, Lommeformat. Laderbind go Cents. L@derbnd
med Guldsnit so Cents.
ssneersn, Mudkudgave, Shifting 81 &c. L@derbind og Guild
sut $500.
Luther Medaljer. Den af Feleskomiteen Anledning af Re-
formationsfesten pr@gede Medalje Bronco til so Cents
danner en- sardees passende Konfrmkzgave Festaaret.
liver Medalje net lille Hske.
Partipris paa de forskelige Ting opgives paa Foran-
gende.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
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Misiipnsmeoe

8iI @no. blioer Der Risiionsms.
De i Ct. 9auIi 9fenigbeo. 8eiton
Soma, / 9aeeue 22.-25. Rorts
.al. s. aom ale ira iieru o. mar
BIN uelii1net % ppr til 9eIiignel.
ie. 8aa Menig6eOens 9egne
5. $. 8ammen.
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9aar 81 er / GbieasO

befsg oct friiteIise ltneoomsbiem
1852 9ortb RocfDeII Street, Iise
operfor Gbene5er airfe. Danif
Waolobning. Rimelige priier.
- @oOt Selifob | bpsgeIiee On.
ginelier.
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Misiiunsmpoe

afbol0es - ON @uo oil - i Ere.
ioIoi8be0s 0enig5eo, indianapolis,
5no. / 0agene ira 22.-25. Darts.
9lsOet be9pnoer ON 5orsOag af.
ten al. 5. 4ae er pelfomne. 8aa
V}euigbeoens @egne
Is. Seppeien.
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Smsbolberife.

On pIbre Bige eller @nfe isses
til at paste 5ufet paa en- 6arm.
Der er 3 9srn, bporuf ben pngite
er 10 aar. Wan benpenoe fig til
@. Senien, Houte 1, SCRANTON, ga.
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Roorbeao. Sa. Gan aoot bope ct
Barn eller TO. @n goo 8Iaos ior
ben rette. 5or nGrmere OpIDsnin.
ger tiIifrip unoertegneoe.
ReIs 6. 8eterien,
SIT. I. 2ittle 5iour. Sa.
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Snsbolberife lsaes.

en- friitelig enfe eqer 9lore Bi.
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