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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-07

alongsthis 4rtye ~ 3 4Sdsea riybf
and on the other CRAFTS tefSHb. q.
Franz Geesx4l's statss md ~ 11ye
soldiers, aid aaiiorS mSnunAS1at- ss II
the river wefe nun6SF 0fsIntoepe4
Gsran merchantmen and AuMbeS
Of Uncle eamss ssbuliAo9a.s
asain. and vsrs unioadsd Ia Kent 81
Lorbsr's Cafe. While going down
Lafayette street We ~ the New
York police headquarters, They look
cd . great deal batter from tho outs
side than imagine they would from
the inside. What thsy = u the
.'Tombs' 10 prectical1ySah under
stound ana sursonndsd ~ 9. "
to keep people out. while goinG down
one section ofSBroadway ! aw the
old famous Trinity church and cons
whom We were seated at the tables
in Lorbers Cafe he made himself
personally acquainted with AL Of 10.
and served us the following dinner:
'.Alr. Adolf Inrbee,
. an expression Of appreciation Of
are doing In the hour Of u nations
need. and to make the boys from
the Far West realize that New York
hearts are beating warm for them.
tenders a complimentary Thanksgtv-
Ing Dinner TO the boys OF the eunset
I4lst) Division. Y. 8. ~. Novsanber.
Menu.
Grape Fruit
Celery Green Olives
Chicken Gumbo with RICE
Fried Smells, sa6ce Tartare
&Parisienne Potatoes
Spring Vermont yurkey, atblst s3uss
Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
Ice Cream in Fancy Form.
Coffee Cigars and cisarettes
Lorpers Restaurant, i41s-142o Broad
way, New York.
After rendering us this meal, they
escorted us to the Pennsylvania thea
ter and then the New York theater.
Then we went to the Park hotel for
another dinner. and then were enter
tanned in the Madison Square Garden
until II O'Clock. This sure was q roy
al good time which none Of us will
ever forget.
Last Saturday. Nov. "a. the Machine
Gun Company and Co. NJ received "a
visit from Mrs. A. Fisher, and every
one wa glad to see some 0ne from
home" Mrs. Fisher will be able to
give a more vivid description Of our
camp than I dare give.
Lately the camp has been struck
; with an epidemic Of measles. There
are about is tents under quarantine
now and the spreading Of the disease
is Just about apprehended.
Today has been very cold and
windy. Last night tho wind nearly
blew down all the tents. Several OF
the cents were chased across the field
80 the occupants could have them
for further use.
There is a rumor hat we are go
ing to move to Hoboken. N. j.. about
Wednesday, but we don't know for
sure.
A. c. LAWRENCE.
Gun Co. Camp Mills. Hempstead,
Long Ialand, n. Y.
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Rocky N{ountain Club
Did HOnofs. /.

OF all the gatherings Of soldieES and
sailors in New York Thanksgiving
Day there was probably none more
significant or indicative Of true
the Rocky Mountain club to 800 men
Of the Sunset Division Of which the
18TH Infantry formerly the First
North Dakota) is a part.
The 164th was represented at the
gathering by 10 men from Company
N Of Grand Forks. The men wore:
First Sergeant r. o. zollinser. Ser
Heber Edwards, Leslie Trotter. chas.
Locklin. Jr.. and Chenning 6. An
derson; Squad Leaders c. B. Robert
son n Frank Duggan; Bugler Ger
aid Monley; Mechanic A. C. .Bushaw,
Carl Amundson. Roy Chalmers, Roy
Schuyler, Earl B.. Butts and Thomas
Laughlin.
Tho Rocky Mountain club Is made
up Of me of affairs Of New York and
and east, who are in business here or
who has been and have on its roster
John Hays Hammond. who is presi-
dent ana probably will continue 50 ~
long as he lives. Thee. Roosevelt.
w. H. Taft and others Of equal prom
inence and before the evening had
passed the men from Camp Mills vera
Lulu SAoS cVCEy OI1S VI liz OVVG A8o
been placed on the rolls a. members
A hush fell over the assemblags ~
the full significance Of the honor and
what 1t meant to them was grasped.
Standing before the tables the sneaker
for the club told the soldiers that they
were to feel that their membership
was \ tangible thing. something they
could use and feel free to s He
promised them hat at any time any
of their families needed help, or thsy
Themselves were in trouble. IL they
would notify the club every aidsspoe-
sible would be rendered. They were
urged, to come to the club whenever
they yer in the city and use every
convenience there.
When German atrocities ravaeeA
Belgium the Rocky Mountain club
of using it to build a proposed new
come to the members from the ,strick-
GUM Relief Fund and the club even
moved from the building it then occu-
pied to where it is now, in the Alson-
Quin building.
come to the members fro mthe strick-
stands out above the rest, It comes
from Hsnrietts, Duchess OF vSndnma,
Princess Of Belgium, who ID at Hos
pitai ~. Rue Borghssa. Neuilty, 0oina.
1t says: II would be SO el4A 10 seo
and help some of YOUR boys coming
to France.
DO say il they are in trouble or
want ANYTHING . faithful friend Of.
America, who has 4 debt Of gratitude
to pay, would be happy to help eon-
fort them." 10
Teletrams from governors ana .
ators who arc members OF the club.
poured in during the day and were
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STORAGE.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Household Goods Packed apd Stored
Pahovitx Furniture n Carpet Co.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR RENT.
@43.00-6 room Duplex, Ill modern and
new. on Reeves Ave.
$780, "a. p room oil modern house. River
'25.G q q. rom = all modern house. but on
: 7.oo-5 room house on No. 7th st..
S.o0--6 room house and barn near
Great No. Round house.
Sl5.oo--7 room house. No. sth st.
'zs-9 he.t ~ rog W., h01s s. all modern ' but
hest on International Ave-.
5000 <Qom house. all modern but
cheat. on walnut st.
FOR SALE.
50.00-Good SIX rcomed cottage, IN
n condition. water, cellar and cis-
81. sco.oo-Fve roonnsd house on ch.y.
enne Ave. city water. electric lights
81, Q o.oo-Four roemed cottage, sewer.
city water and electric lights on
Elder Street. -
$4,000 .6o-l6o acre farm one mile from
new packing plant on gravel road. =
". H. KELSEY
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FOR RENT-HoUsH IN DeRocHE
block. Water free. W. A. Morefield,
T. s. 1851.
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LosT-F1vE DOLLAR BILL GIVEN
by mistake in change at Benner &
Besgs Art Dept. Finder return for re-
ward.
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FIVE ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent. e2S Third Ave. Paul Busch.
BOX 10, CITY.
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FOR RENT ROOM HOUSE AND
basement at $40 Cherry. Inquire 614
Cherry.
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FOR RENTAL MODERN >sEvpN
room house. University Ave. o. J.
Barne Co.
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LosT-A BOYS BICYCLE FROM
Baptist church. Return to 507 North
Sixth ST., for reward.
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HELP-aENEnA1.

WANTEp-MAN AND WIFE ON FARl
without children, ons4arm TOR the Win-
ter or year: Bot %. Lartnfore. n. D.
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LOST-CRETON EMITTING BAG;
Contains q wristlet nearly fniahed Of
grey yarn. Kindly return to Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-07

SHIP YouR HIDES, FURs AND JUNK
70 w. We will nay the highest pFioeS,
Write for our price list. We con uss
500 tons Of country mixed scrap for
Hide and Fur Ga. Thief River Falls.
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LOTS FOR SALE

1cifY LOTS ON CHEYNNNE AVENUE
good location, ncar st, BarnAbas Acad.
envy, will sell for $3.50 each. AppiygW.
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GOOD ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT,
North Fourth ST.; all modern but heat;
redecorated. Call 170L NJ W.
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FOR sALE-s1x. ROOM HOUSE. HOT
trio lights and gas. ,ne vegetable
cellar. New garage lighted. Owner
going away. Sell cheap for cash, or
half time. Address S02 Herald.
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LOST AND FoUND-Cont.nued.

gentleman's 1hitten. Owner can have
same by calling at Herald Office and
paying for this adv.
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5mDEs wRa

WE PAY BIG PRICES FOR YOUTH raw
furs. Buying furs has bean our busi-
ness for over thirty years. Ydu do not
do not get our RAW FUR PRICE
LIST. Sent free. Address The Redick
Hide & Fur Company. 0rand Forks.
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TRAPPERs-YoUR ATTENTION. ].
pays hiEhest cash price for your furs.
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GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT AT ALL
prices. John c.. Boo Co, phones. 474.
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FOR SALE-RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND
pups. From large, fast and good kill
.ers. A. o. odeGard. Buxton, MD.
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FOR RENT-rHE SIMMER COTTAGE
on Gertrude Ave. Phone BOIL. N. w.
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WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON FARM
y South Second ST., East Grand Forks.
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
1921 No. 4th. Apply 302 No. 9Th st.
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wANTBp-MKN ON FARM TO CARE
for. stock until April LIST. per
month Address 80 Herald.
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G. NOTICES
1oEI01 E0 o1AD1Eo1S.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County Of Grand FORKS
IN COUNTY COURT
In tbs 1kettsr Of the 1state OF 1gASkUa
Olsen, Deceased.
/. Notice & hereby sivan by N. staneh:
field; asministrstor Of the estate OF
of. AM all persons having claims AGAINST
said deceased, to present them. With the
necessary vouchers, to tho said ~.
iStanchnsld at Grand Forks. n. p. with
In four months after the first publication
Of this notice.
Dated Grand FORKS, N. D.. November
NJ. srANcHF1ELD.
Administrator OF the Estate Of
Markus Olsen. Deceased.
First publication November 18th, 1917.
Nov. l6-2S.30 and Dec. ~
.1or1of OF sA1r OF maj 41or-
X3T on 2x2oV$XoX.
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KODAK FINISHING.
WE DO DEVELOPING AND PRINT.
in9; lowest prices; best service. volo'a
Drug Store. 30 Sc. 3rd.
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$4,000. 00-160 acre farm ons mile from
new packing plant on gravel road. -
". n. KELSEY
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BARBER WANTED At ONCE ERED'
Lsnts, lGardsna, n. p.
,WANTEp-MNN TO cur coRpwoop.
VIM Nagle, Maxwell ~. p.
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MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE PART
ly furnished. 110s Belmont.
BUSES FOR SALE OR RENT. THE
p II. Bendeke Co. y
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ExPERIENcED MINERS WANTED
We pay ninety-five cents per ton
Winters work. Truax Coal Co; Noon
an, N. d.
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FO5R RENT ALL MODERN BROOM
Met;- ~ antsrna " t17-L
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EDIroR-pRrNrER, CAPABLE or
taking full charge wants situation on
country. weekly with object to lease
!, or purchase. Address A. j. S. Forbes,
N. D. Box 1876.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29

and shake up Che ink to keep it from freezing. but the job was given Co a Chinaman named Sling slop. Since that time thc Stroller has cu- dcavorcd Co make an honest living
 independent of government jobs IIo has not always succeeded but, thanks Co a Mt Of burglar tools, he has never gone hungry long at my one time. Now that Che light nights arc with us. hc is not doing much in thc line of hurgling but is looking forward Co a fairly good business when thc id,s of November begin Co idle. Compared with thc chronic of- flee seeker. thc average burglar rec poses on 0owcry beds of ease and his paths lead thru pleasant places.
 In the meantime, however. the Stroller having reformed, can speak his mind on thc matter of office seeking. And yet, hc would back clear off thc map and into Kansas before hc would stand iu the way of any man either holding or seeking a government job.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29

benefit of each of said claims of the actual and reasonable value of Ono Hundred Dollars upon and for the benefit of each of said claims tho total sum expended being Two Hun drcd Dollars. That no other work was done upon of for tho benefit of either of said claims by any other person during tho said year of 1916. That said work SO performed was necessary for tho purpose of main talning title to said claims and keeping said locations from being forfeited. That no part Of said OK pcndituro has been paid by you, and .if you fail to pay tho undersigned your proportion of such expcndi- turcs your interest in said claims will become the property of the m- dcrsigncd.
 The claims referred to arc the fol- lowing:
 "Blacl, Bear" lode mining claim, situated on the southcasterly side of Sweetheart Lako adjoining the Best lode claim; said "Black Bear" claim was located in 1911 and notice of such location is recorded at page l3S of book 20 of the records of Ju- ucau Recording Precinct of Alaska, in which precinct said claim is situ- lated.
 Best" lode claim is situated on southoastorly side of Sweetheart Lake near the outlet Of said lake; located September 2Sth. 1912, mo- ticc of which location is recorded at page 4O9 of book 20 of Lodcs of the records of the Juneau Recording Precinct of Alaska, in which pre- cinct said claim is situated.
 The first publication of this no- tico is Friday, June 8, 19l7
 The last publication of this notice is Friday, September 14, 1917
 W. P. LASS, Co-Owncr
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29

While people who coulinc their reading Go Che Bible and Che SJrol- Icr's cfusious may not bc oa well posted ou Che sorjid topics of thc .dav as thosc who read thc moropol- .t1n dauics. yet they have thc as
 uraucc that what they do read ia favored with truth. J.uecd witD rguity and associated with chat which tends Co Che moral uplilJ To br candid. Che Stroller f.attcrs him self that hc and Che Bible arc tbc two greatest agencies of Che t.mcs iu Che work of leading uuloue and soddcu humanity from che dousha .ol ieuorau.c and despair
 The foregoing has absolutely nothing Co do with what follows. u was written while tbc stroller was |cudca,oriur Go think of something to write chat would pass muster with bis readers.
 Aha, Am idea presents itself Here .it is.
 Mankind Is divided mto lhrco .,lasscs. as follows
 ! lst Those who never ap.reI Co puhlic office
 suJ Those who arc always after .m office ."sfaudiur candidates they are called but who ucyor sue. ,ccI lu landing one
 srd Those who manage to secure an office and then worry themselves into early and premature graves try me tu hold Uu to it
 or Che tbrcc cla.se. Che former Is by ur Che most happy mdapcu- dent and carcfrce The man who goes ,aroueh Utc with the ..fuH#eI knots of honest tou ou his hands, with Che erimc ol Che mine behind his cars or with milk spec. nu bs boots che man who carries w.IH hm tbc smell of sweat ss b. tHwdcr down Che corridors ar tune Is .h. man who win bavc che peace tuaf raectr an understanding when
 Worn out with mlcs p.lum-
 age Jronry
 IIc lays down his staff like
 one that IS volry
 
 Wus, more noble tribute could be paid 70 any man than to mr.ho ou che fitted slab ol granite so grey that h, rcposcs under "Ue never ycarucd to have his feet tn Che trough"
 The second class those who sock but never secure office represents a large portion of our pouu.a.c They arc found uu every s.Ieva.. u ever, town usually ou sidewalks m front ol or near "paut stores Il they have been aecHue ofl.. and failing tor number o- years. t... arc usually gHr0uI. srou.Hers who's. collars need a trip Co some laundry They arc authority ou osgErI.rs from Liberty Bonds Co hives. and nothing chat anybody cIse does suits them The country is eo.ue ,a heT ou ErcaseI sads. Nothing suits .H.m and. to quote am Irish e.m I. wouldn't suit tbcm if it d.d The Stroller once belonged to tHs class or agrbmcIes and pu.ryus s1ro. but Of this more anon.
 The third cIass. those who through popularity puu push. punch or whatever it is desired Go can I. se- euro thc offices. arc che oues for whom che yiaIs Of pity should bc reserved. There s probably ua class of men that are os much mauuder- stood as ar, office holders Theirs Is am uucuughle position. Il tb.y
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29

ITO SAN FRANCISCO EXPLORA-
 TION COMPANY, A CORPORA
 TION. ITS SUCCESSORS AND
 ASSIGNS.
 Take notice that during Che year A. D. 1916 Che undersigned, w. p. Lass, being thc owner of am undi- yldcd ouc-siNth interest in and of each of thc lode mining claims below described. made improvements and performed work upon and for tho
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29
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plcasc thc common herd. thcrc arc hirhcr-uns Co jump on them with both feet and if they we'll and faith fully discharge their duties, they mako enemies u tho ranks of thc common herd and are defeated when they ask for reelection or reap rumImcut The office holder who runs his office is the exception and ,hc office which runs thc office hold cr is the rule. The stronuosity Of ofucc.holdug life, taken with tho worry incident Co securing another term. is Che cause of urrows ruu- uur rmNcrscly across Che hrows ol most office holders from sou'wcst to uor'cas. while that of Che man vith milk specs on his boots and who
 smells of sweat remains la ala bustor 'Tts ever thus.
 But to return Co Che time that dark period m tbc SroIlcrs career wbcn he joined iu thc almost mi- yorsal chorus
 TO Che trough Go thc trough,
 Lct che hungry bc fed,
 To tbe fountain of dough
 Lcl the weary be lcd
 Tbc Stroller was % Democrat and m us town Che Democrats were dl- Ud.I m to two factions thc Bour- bon Democrats and Che Liberal Demo rras The Stroller was of Che for mcr. partly because he liked thc name and partly because he liked Che umc-bouorcd platform which was subscribed Co by an good Southern Democrats. Tho platform was as follows.
 Soc. l. Article Free whisky.
 Soc 1. Article Lots of it.
 q. is but justice Co President Will son to say that he was not elected ou thc above plauorm-o platform with which latter day Democrats are mot familiar -to any considerable cx- t.uJl
 It was m 1895. Grover Cleveland had served two years of his second torm and everything thc Stroller pos soed. aside from his immortal soul. was concealed beneath chattcl mort uecs. Uc was out Of work and uccd- ,I It so badly that he offered Co cou- tract witch a poultry farmer Co scratch gravel for his blind hens. But mo. tac only poultry farmer in that To- .auu who had blind hens was Liberal Democrat.
 There Wore vacant positions m tho customs department and Che Stroller was advised tbot. 1T hc could pass r civil service examination. his ape n.I.a-Ion would bc considered Then |. was cha. Ic became very busy and burned H tlc midnight oil hc could ee. credit for. Uc acquired an sorts uI knowledge. from who discovered .Uo island of Madagascar down Co lHy value of sai dozcu eggs at Ia5, eents poor setting. Tho result was IIa. thc Stroller made an average grade O. af. standing second Urom fne tepI m a class of I2. But bcrc was nothing doing m che line of iobs The poobah who had Che posi- i.ous Co pass around was a Liberal Democrat and Che Stroller could only
 stand around and soc men who would na,l cat with a ok" and who m- alu,I frc state u which they wcrc born and tbc state of sim and misery were tho only two m tho Union. get tl. johs The Stroller oven applied or fbc position ol government ink custodian. offering to visit thc of- u.oH every hour during Che night
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29

"slTltA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. F. Goddard, sanitarium, Alaska.-Ady.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29
HUBBARDs LEAVING SOON

Mr. and Mrs. R. R Hubbard and son "Tcddy." thc latter born and reared n Douglas. will leave on Sun day or Monday for their future homo uoar Auburn Washington. The Hub bards have been here for eighteen years and win hc much missed and especially by tbc uldt.mcrs. That they may prosper and enjoy their new home Is thc wish of an.
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR RENT

Fully equipped and u-splcndid lo- cation Two living rooms iu auu. u..run Inquire "N." care ui Uuu.'.. Island N.Ht li
Douglas Island news., 1917-06-29
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON. Export
 -U years experience. High Grade ru,cr. and Pianos for SlIc and E.u. Address UuN g9l. Juneau. Phone l-i-a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19
Sill gen6onsfOnOet for grriter o. grOfesiOrer.

s6r foitret for $353.81. Daneoiue Wentgbeo, Daneotue,
Dont. $685.. @mais Waenigbeo, Goalrioge, Wont. $21.O5 Be
tbes6a Wenigbeo, 8es D2oines. so. $1255. Blair, Wenigbeo,
Blair. 0ebr. $37. 10. Wrs. 6. z. 8orgaar6, 6reberifsborG Neb.
100. f~ernoale, Golf, On unpbnt $t00. Bella Deenigbeo, Gel.
ma, galif. $4,000. Bella Menigbeo, Del 9ep, Calf 1925. So.
suret6 Menisbeo, CEDAR Sails, So. $61.OO Gbene8er waeniebeo,
auoubon, Sa. $33 90. GLENDALE Meniebeo, eaenoale, MinnL
$2s11. 8etbania 9seniabeO, Gebfer @rooe, gao $3005. ct
BnIi W1enigbeo, @reeniuidl Did $3.50. Snlanuels Ulenigbeo,
SiOnep, gaid. $1425. Salems @eniqbeo, %Iae9riOes, Did; STD.
Erefoloigbeos Wigb, Denmarf, isis. $40.45. Siloans Wgb, Gbt'
isis. $23.66. 8anf eD -utb gRgb, Nenbroof, We. $2125. Sra.
5aretb Wlgb, Wiount Billion, 81. .. $3.50 Samln Dfgb, Samlin,
Sa, $1907. @rira Dlgb, eriro, Sa. Spills. Sefpea @fgby Sdpea,
Sa. Sc. t5. D2ianaufee Wlgb, 1aiamalfee, sis. $i046. getbania
Wlgb, 9enoer, Colo. $28.25 9etbania 9agb, Win6en, gebr- $50.
g3olbacf, Mgb, 8oIbacf, Qeb. $685.. 81 2oean Wgb, ct 9auI,
geb. $685.. @ingneo Dagb, RineIeo, So. $2785. Greoerifsborg
Mgb, Minoen, gaeb. $464O. UPLAND Wlsb, Minoen, Neb. $40.
Bethlehem Meb, WopaI, So. $Ss 70. aioua wagb, aiotpa, Colo.
$500. Sioui Gitp Mlgb, Giour Gip. Sa. $1,000. Dor SreGers
1agb, gSaupaca, Gis. $4t1O. Salt $1131.7l
SIR tptteret $t131.7t. Differ Smnr. 9utb. Wenigbeb, Samp.
ton, 0ebr. Sal 80. Differ getbesoa Wenigbeo, eugene, Ore,
$1,000. Offer Sfano. eng. 9qtb Daenigbeb, Waiutotun, isis
$2S.00. Differ q. 9aali 0~aenigbeb, @rahinges, So, $4,000.
aoinoeforeningen, @rattinges, ga, $40. lngoonsforenfngen,
@rottinges, So, $1,000 Differ Dntnebrog Dlenigbeo, Danne.
broa, Nebr, $685.. Ofer 9rp Greet Menigbeo, Dannebros,
Nebr, $500. Offer 9eresfor6 Dleniebeo, geresforo, 2. DAT,
$2490 Differ Greenfield Uaenigbeo peo gereSfor6, z. DAT,
$1,000. Differ getbebems Weuigbe6, SacfionpilLe, So, $500.
Offer Dor 1reliers Menigbeo, Omatonna, Gainn, $f805. Offer
ct gmili YaenisbeS, geola, Sa, $427 10 Salt $i42s6f.
Ueo Faf ~nlootagetl .. 6. peberien4 sasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-19

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