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CHAPTER vI-Continucd,

Unseen by his superior, vandervyn
nodded encouragingly to Rcdbear and
smiled ut the Indians. Hardy had not
turned his steady gaze from Tl-owa.
konZa.
THE chief Is not angry" he said.
I'VE shnll soon be friends. Tell him
that l come in peace, with n good heart
toward nll the tribe. | do not blame
the killing OF Mr.. Nogen on the tribe.
II white men have done any wrong to
the tribe, | shall stop the w~rongdoing.
If there are any members of the tribe
who are doing wrong, the chiefs should
help me make all do right"
This time licdbcar did not hesitate.
He faced the assembly and rolled out
a flood Of Lakotah with desperate RI.
pldity. Almost Immediately Ti.owa.
koRza rose To reply, his face ablaze
with Indignation, his voice impassioncd.
When he had spoken, he remained
standing.
'iIe says lie is angry" began Red
bear.
"No," hruSquely co~ntradictcd Hardy.
hs''h 1T MS ll'f. Nv ullitTS are uIl-
gered. He Is not. There is some mis-.
understanding. BE careful that you
interpret correctly"
'lIe says he Is angry" insisted Red
bear, his sidclong glance looking past
Hardy to Nnndcrvyn, who was noddlng
reassuringly. "He says he Is trying to
keep it inside, but the others can't
hold ~ inAil. H.. pn,.y ,.A, ln,., ,,A,
to 90 away or there will be fighting"
Hardy Strengthened on his chair, and
his looh became severe. He spoke
sharply: Tell the chief It Is useless
to ask me to go away. ! do not wish
20 send for the L~ongknivcs. But they
will come and fight the tribe II there
Is any uprising"
Rcdbear's Interpretation was fol.
lowed by n hush E.orc threatening than
gestures or outcries. Vandervyn has
tily beckoned to the policemen. They
came along under the o%vcrhang of the
warehouse until they were behind the
white men. Hardy henrd the soft
scufle of their moccasined feet In the
dust. lie looked around and frowncd.
W ~ hi5 hS 4
particularly wished no demonstration
Of force" said Hardy.
"Well, since the police are here,
hadn't you better let them stay? 1t
will be close enough work IL matters
come to II scrap, and there's Marie out
to see the fun"
Hardy turned around to look at the
daring gill. She stood on n slight knoll
midway between the assembled Indians
and her fathers cabin.
"Take her back to the house." he or
dered.
"But would II be wise for me to leave
you and Charlie just now? The police
may not stay loyal if"
"Go!"
The command was peremptory. Van-
dervyn started of. yet contrived to ex.
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rs lie Interpreted "lIe-he says there
shall be no more burter OF ore. He
says all over again that this Is the
land VI his tribe, and white men have
no right here, and he hates all Long
knives"
"Tcll him that he Is mistaken. Tho
soldiers have always been the best
friends of the Indians. I find that,
after next spring, 10 more food and
goods are to be issued to the tribe.
Sooner or later, white men will come
and take the ore IL the Indians do not
dig It themselves. Another thing, l
believe the tribe should agree to the
dividing up Of their land, so that each
hcnd Of n family can have his own
furm and work Il after the manner of
the white q Other tribes have done
this, and they are no longer poor"
l,odbear hesitatcd. stepped moro
aside from HARDY, and began to pour
out n torrent of Likotah. lie had spo-
Ken only Il few sentences when n wave
OF agitation passed over the sriulcircle
Of Indians. Blankets slipped down
from ccppcr-red shoulders; fierce eyes
glarcd ~mcnacingly ut Hardy. Several
of the more oXcltIblc bucks lcaped up
with bow and rifle In hand.
Hardy thrust out from among the
police and raised his hands to Ti-owa.
konzn In the peace sign. The head
chief called 10 his fellows and turned
his back upon the agent with dcllbcr-
ate contempt. All the others faced
about and followed him to the waiting
ponies. The band mounted and rode
OF up the valley In morose silence.
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CHAPTER WI.
The Common Law.

There was still more than n trace Of
red in IIardy's sallow cheeks when Ma
RE, Nandervyn and Dupont came In
upon him at the Office. Dupont held
out n congratulatory hand.
'By gar, Cap" he said, "you sure
had a mighty close squeak OF 1t that
time. Guess old III got alfred hot.
Where's Charlie?"
"Redbear? l sent him to renssure
his sister and the families Of the POI
lice"
THAT was very thoughtful of you,
captain" said Marie.
but Ii would be far more consider
ate II you would leave the reserva-
ton added vandcrvyn.
'llow 500" Qucried Hardy.
"Of course, you'll fancy | am think
ing OF my promotion. But It's not
that ut ull. Ask Jake"
II got II from the p'lccce," said Du-
pont. The whole bunch was crazy
10 shoot you; they'd done It, too, only
Charlie sings out to 'cm that Mr.. Van
was going to be agent. and you'd go
away"
ale said that?"
ooh, captain. don't be angry ut Char
lie," interceded Marie. "Ile had to do
1t 10 save n fight"
"But why? l could not have been
more friendly. Yet everything l said
seemed to anger them"
II told you they're a ornery bunch"
replied Dupont. ut was for because
you being an officer. The chiefs hate
all soldiers like pizen. Most Of the
old ones was In the ghost-dance craze,
and got Jailed by the soldiers"
"They may cool down and be willing
to listen to reason" argued Hardy.
"Cool DOWN. They'll 60 buck and
sit and stew and stew till hell boils
over. Next thing happens, they'll stir
up the young bucks. Nom dun CHEN |!
Just when l was Citing enough ahead
In my business TO take care of my
old age and give Marie a chance to be-
n ludy-to stand to lose everything
and her and my scalp to boot!
"You are free to leave here with her
whenever you WISH"
mo, l amt. l can't leave my store
-all my property"
There would be no danger II II
were not for you" said Mnrie, her
eyes flashing with indignation. "If
only you had not come here! II there
Is an outbreak, 1t Will be all your
fault |"
Miner"
sob, / know you mean well. But
II they've taken this violent dislike to
YOU Why ever did you come? You
saw how they like Mr.. Van. Had they
thought you would insist on staying.
nothing could have kept them from
attacking you. But the promise that
Mr.. Van Is to be their agent, that paci-
fled them. Had you never come here,
all this would no have happened. The
chiefs would have come to talk with
Mr., Van, and would have gone back
satisfied"
Hardy swung around In his chair 10
scrutinlze the guilcless face Of Van.
deryyn.
"What do you say to that, sirf" he
l~ntcrrogated.
'AVhnt Gun | say7" replied Wander.
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good. You've got the door barred, and
you know | shall not uy to crawl
In NJ Il hole like this
IL won't be-" she faltercd.
THAT'S better" he said, and h.
rcnchch in To slip his arm around her
trembling shoulders.
Shrinking yet yielding. with eyes
timidly downcust and olive checks
burning with blisSful shame, the young
+irl allowed him 10 draw her closer.
Her lips quIvcrcd, yet she raised them
10 meet his kiss.
There" lie rallied. "Was it so
drrHdfui!"
Sh" dii not answer: she could not.
Her head dropped forward with the
~tus'inrtiNr mui"Sty Of an innocent
young girl. lie pEt the t~orciingcr oe
his fire." hand uuLoi her chin and
raised her head "a take II second kiss.
One good turn deserves another,
sweetheart" lie said.
You should not-not call III" that"
She whispered. "Ynu are II gentleman
NiIte man; | um only n halfbrccd--
im yellow rs n thiuamun."
"Nn--gold"n. You are my golden
"irl. Your checks are wild roses and
honey gold. lour eyes are like n
fawn's; your lips sweet us honey
.Another kiss There, that's more like
II. You're learning how. Now look
NJ me-"
She raised her dropping lids with
III" sudden, desperate courage of one
who is very shy, and gazed up ut him,
her tender eyes starlike with the soft
glow OF her love and alteration.
"iou-you really like meT she
whispered.
mo. l hate you like poor 10 hates
frewatcr. Give him n tnstc, and he
wants II all. / want you"
"Charlie--he said l must marry n
white II l am joyed In my heart
You say you van me-! But am only
Il hnlfbrced girl, and YOU
You're my honcy-sweet grille. Go
and open the door"
She looked up Mt him again full and
direct, and his gaze sank before the
trust In her clear eyes.
"You want me TO be your engaged
girl :" she murmurcd. "When people
are engaged, they are going to be mar
rlrd. Charlie said | must marry n
white man, a good white man. You
ARE kind to me. II Is wonderful. |
have read that eve army officers have
married halfbreed girls. But you are
grander than any officer, and you are
very good to think OF marrying me-"
Nundervyn forced n smile. and re-
piled IL her adulution without meeting
her enraptured gaze:
what else did you think I meant
when kissed YOU? or course we shall
be married. AS we are here on the
reservation, 1t will be according to the
custom of the tribe"
Married? oh, my heart sings I"
cried the girl. II will be your wife
yours! ! can't believe it There
comes Charlie. l must run and tell
him."
Nandervyn hastily released her, and
drew hts arm out Of the window us he
looked around.
"Wait! !" he commanded. "He's COM
Ing fast enough. Leave the door
barred"
The halfbreed was racing Hardy's
mare up the creek bank ut q furious
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her. She pointed out all the grandest
and most beautiful views, and showed
herself even better vcrsed In the lore
OF the wild than she had seemed to
be posted on the culture and gracas
OF polite society. After that there was
no break in her friendly manner toward
the captain for several days. FIRE.
quently they took other rides, over or
oround the nearest hills aud noun.
talns.
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The three preceding nsanmers described the re Of quarnbeds girl land two men from an Inan
aok tine edeo Lakoah Indian reservation by Capt Floyd Hay U s A, the new indian agt The
rescued ones are Reginald v~doryn nphew of uned States Senator cenu.a and agency clerk jacques;
Dupont post trader and hd daughter Marie Vnderynt tells Haby of kaHetonam among the ndanad te
murder OF NVn, he hIag gent ado his hg been ponhedt the agency Hardy calls n council of hd
nomen Rebea, the hafbred interpreter brings hsp b sister ona to the vdy The new agent
earns mat the Indians have been cheated and hsr @n to set Dupont and VAdrynf cUokheu.,
he Pans to sWe matters with He trbsmen. How captain Hay I. h~redn his purpose how his life
" endangered how VandrDnh shows hi. uee character told in very absorbing style in this nasmment
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lom ilet life blues be0 at SIRE oct
paa Rorif, 1elb ON &c tilbprer Sine
rifa aanbelig talt.
No9ct beront piloc 1ope giort
Sortal1ingen rigere 90 mere iano,
foroi set oi16e babe bt1t % babe
2pS og Sfpgge,
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ct SpbrgSmaal, ont itfe en- mere
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irnpb.
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Sen fo1tcr IS Gts. frit tillc11ot, cller
500 in0buloen, og foos bos 6.
MoSmuslcn 60, 722 5outb So1,rtb
St., Min1copoliS, Minn.
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til Sen gamlc Hris, $1.0O pr. @ar,
nblgb efter 8eftemmelien BEN 26be
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fra Nbonnenter, Der itaar til Neitan=
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Fnttet at nblctte Triiten til 81. 9e=
rembcr 1917. 9cttc bliper Iaa az
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bar bcnpttet Silbnbct, Til eipre Set.
Jur Sc Mbonnenter, ser itaar til
Meitance ps lite far tnbbctalt benne
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st beresnet til $3.50 ira 1. Sftu-
ber 1917,
@rnnbet paa Torbpjelie al 8ortc
paa 8oitfort, ienber III insen ierlie
Suffering, men rettcr Sioen fo1
getaIingcn paa Morcsieieblen. g
bar bog lite fnnnet uberfomme al
faa aft rettet til 9ato; men bette
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Gn 2%0O=aarig Erufeti nm @rig
% Sre6.

SEQ Ne6ripning al Ell Ml1r / Sell
ltgoon0Sflolter / 8isn1or / Mecf-
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fetilf Sno6o16, iom gjennem Ser
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tpbning.
Hcrgo1ncntet befiuoer fig un6cr
@las og Mommc i Moaobulet /
8ismor.
Snolfriftcn, forfuttet al cit M1,nt
Moret 170t> 1poer laolc6cs:
~Guropo ifo1 en- @ol1e, noor Yo=
helto1en 1toor tom, biemieges al en-
frpgtelig Gugtelic. Cru &iger ifaI
rej1e fig moo en- S11gl me6 2 Sope-
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ger forlpore 6ercs Met og forlpdre
fig meo 6eres @lpr. Gn 6prlte fra
Weiotcn, Iom be1tiger fin Set fra sen
forflerte Si6e, >omringes al chi M1,r
at SLENDER. Oct bill blibe en- baar6
Scamp fra 9it og Gc1t, pg moi1ge
Menneifer biz on1fommc. 8pgne ifo]
fare fre1n u6e1 @elte, SI6gnilter
1fol flpbe gjennem 2uftel1, }pp SIS
og SboI og e6e1e9ge 1tore 5tebe1
og gper. Mogtlele futile Menneife:
ne li6e alt bette. Solicit iful bpre
CUBS Moboricl, % .@uo ifol pcno<
lit Mniigt fra Dem. 3 Mor % 5
Woanc6cr oil Stri6en fon1ntc til
at tao, Sungcrsnp6, 5pg6om oq
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Siemmcne bil bliDe forbet rp6e al
8lo6. Me11neifene bill Iebe poa So
pets 8uno og lure poa 6eres 8pttc.
@pbftierne'ls Solf ifal brpoe inb
Il @tooen og fal6e set ifie11oe6e
Soft / &pggelr. @ele nor0re Mbi11
ifol rDite u0en at fal6e, men Sen
ifol beltoa til Ti6ens g116e. @ri9er
bill begDnbe, noor set ful0e Mfs bej=
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11oar &irIebertrpet blomltrer fur
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.Src6en Tl1tter Sprlterne pc6 Sl,lc=
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i Gong i oe11 ,1arnteite oa1life So
loni, Door S er og bpor S laa fa,,
laoe JET inomeloe. 9is1e &omiteel
tG1fer leg mig fl1noe iette Zig !
Gorbinoelle meo Dperanore og otter
6nnne en- S%obeofomite, Tom oerefter
1ful6e lie at faa uobirfet bos Re=
giertnget,, at hi Tan fornmc til at
ltaa 5ful6cr re6 5fu!oer mes
2anosmGn6. 81 0onife ifploer So:
ifcrne en- lille Saf for ii6it, og jea
tGnfer, ber bill blipe cit Wem6e
Sea0erjpoer, iom bill bjelpe til me(
at fbele oen tDlfe Wilttarisme %
me6 at befri ocres fiere 5lespig fra
oct prejiiife &olosberre6pmn1e.
5pnoerjpGo1o punbet, ifulbe pe:
re bber Carriers MooI.
9mifen ct CT, goo Sol6ot %
Dep, Dpao El1gt Dg S11c1pl11 er. S1
maa fl1nne gjare boo6e Donmort
og Snfel 5om sore font 5ol0otcr
0g mooife bill g. g. @ig rere /
Stono til at funne fpjet ct npt
8lo6, moalfe en- beI 8og, til 1il1
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flor Mmerifo".
2anoSmenb> lao bpre fra Ser.
om S er imo6 e1ler me6 poa bette
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nptoge Sercs Meninger / oerez
Spolter for en- lille Detailing cller
maoife for il1tet.
Mee0 De11lig @ilien.
9pl9er Gbr. 2ant6er,
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Jul Vesterhei11en.
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aNDHOLD.

lNDHOLD.
Jul. Digit af Pastor Adam Dan.
Jul under Sydkorset. At Exminister
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Doktor Herring. AT Pastor Kristian
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Valdrisvisa. Norsk Folkevise med Mu-
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| Suk~kerskogen. AT P. P. Iverslie.
Velkommen, Jul! Digit af Pastor Adam
Da ~Graagaasen trak mod sgd. AT Vim.
Ager.
~Verdensriget og Fredsfyrstens Rige. To
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Gluten som like havde L~ommekniy. AZ.
Prof. O. E. Rslvaag.
Norske Monumenter i Vesterheimen. AZ
DR.. H. Fjelde.
Desuden vii der blive en- Del engel-
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gende:
A Little on cold Muskego". By Rev.
TIL. M. Bake.
A Contribution by Prof. G. A. Melby.
A Story by Mrs. Frida Bue Homes.
The Source Of the Father Of Waters.
BY State Forester William T. Cox.
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5pprasmaal pe Guar.

1. Mf Dbilfen Nationolttet CT ser
m%aDGren6e 9ronni1g al 9anmorf
9. SDorfor 6eltog 9itrig / Rri
gen moo 9on1norf 1864?
8. @boo mencs mes Eorogrof 5?
5Dnr:
1. 9ronning Mleron6ro bar 8ril1:
iesie al Mecflenburg-6 cbmerin.
9. 9a 8ismarcf / 1862 font til
Magteu / Brejien, begpnote bon a:
fortrenge 9ltrig fra Sen leocnot
Sti!ling blanbt De tpife 2onoe, oe
bet bar / &appeltri6en mellem 9lt.
rig og Frpjien om at bore fprenoc,
at 9Itrig life turoe Io6e 8rpilen
bore enc ON at beiejre Danmarf
nlen git me6 for at foo fin Bort
at Den fprbenteoe SER % 6ermei
pgcoe Mogt.
8. Da Donmorf bar oberpunoen
fanot 8ismarcf lnart Hooif,,o til a,
giere Jig feroig .meb 91trig, % SCI
tom / 1866 til &rie mnem Sc II
@ibaler. 1itrig bleb loaet og bell
fortrangt fra oct tpife Sorbuno
ligeion1 BET maatte oberlooe belle Sc
felles Spite fra 1864 (@lesbia
Soften og 2%auenbure) til 8rsiien
1nert e1oroe bette paa ben 8etinael
ie, at De 6anffe Noroilesbigere Iful
DC babe Ret til ielD at beltemme
ON De bilbe b6re til Darnarf eIIe,
Rrgiie1. De1ne 8etingelie BIep III.
Der Reobirfning al Seller Rapoleor
ben Srebie lat Tom garaaraf S
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8antalmtaHtnnrnH
III AarH 3nhtlwuttt.

S 2erongs Dolbt SEN norif=omnlfe
&omite for 5a1talmislione1 Meoe
pua Mugsburg Seminarium / Min-
uenpolis. 9o &altor 8. SenningIen,
JONI bar We6lem al &omiteen, er
reilt laa lungt Bort (ttl 9olbong,
gal.), CT ban u6trao6t, og / bans
steo pnlgte man &a1tor S. 6. Na=
berg, 9migbt, Sll.
8ubgettet for Mislionens 0rift
set fommenoe @ar bleb lagt; Get er
poo $4,000, bboraf $4,000 fla!
inoIamles / Mmerifa. @enlionsrcgler
for Misiionens Mrbeioere liant Nc-
Difion af @run6reglerre bleb gjel1=
nemgaaet og til1temt.
@ele @pn6agen bar bellieet Wfin=
oct ONT 5m1talmislionen. Ser bar
on Sormi6oagen @u6stiene1te /
9refoloigbeosfirfen (@ienbo til ct.
Hebers 0an1fe &irfe) meo Breoi=
ten al Smtalfomiteens Sormono,
8aitor 81. S. &ulteng, @ran6 SORTS,
g. 8. Om @ftermiooagen og Aftc-
men par Ser Me6er / iomme &irfe.
8eD bbert at 6isie Mgoer bleb oer
bol6t tire 3aler. Baltor @l11teng tall
te ON Mrbei6et for @antalmisfone,1
ber ! Mmerifa.
Dette begDnbte egentlig / 1891,
90 Der. UNDER Ell Sungersnpo i Sn-
oien fom 8sn ON SieIp fra Mmeri-
ia til Mis1ionen. GIT eject poo
$1OO bleo itrafs ien6t, iom 0en fer-
1te @obe fra norffe og oanife gen-
rer Der 2an6et. s set forlebne
Aar nogiorbe Sc al ben amerifanife
Smtalfomite m6iamlebe 8ibroq til
Gatalmisfionem $7,925. Sra Slime
rita er 1e1ot fom WeisIto1t9rer til
6~antalmisfionen 8alt. so. 81. 8e=
6erien % $ultru; 8aft. 8eoerien ct
M 2eoer for Observation-Disclosures be1t-
Iige Dd. 8ait. Su!te1g fortaIte og=
faa ont Sfrefsruos 8eigg / Mmeri-
la; Do ban ! Mm 1894 tom bio
par Der 200 Sn0bpoeIier til at tale
Misfio1ters 5ag, ioan bealtebe boo
Sam; SSa16bpoeIierne beobleb d
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Rasmussen Co.
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Jreoen Il Erag) mellcrn grsilen %
gltrig. Men Rrbjien opfpIote oen
lite. Set Loo til Gi6er poa Big.
morrf, lom ban gier,c biloe, Ga ban
lDntes at meme, at oe1 oonife 9e-
folfni1lg life bar til @tnrfeIje, men,
til Sbpffelie for SpifIano. Men bon
l1otolte, at 5olfeitemnin9en forbeS
bonn at rsre be6 Sagen - mooSfe
1enere. Nen lao egte6e Brgi1ens
S1enoe, Sertugen al gumberIono.
1on frebeoe Sonnober> Sen oonffe
4%ongeootter Briniesfe gbpro. Da
greb 8ismarcf 2eiligbeoen til at
~1lette no ben 8aragraf". Den bar
5et 2sfte til Dftrig, forfIa1eoe ban,
90 M frigob Ntrig grsifen fra at
.boioe oct ianIeoes bortforfTare-
Ioes SBn6erip6er1eg Me
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Sra Ga Hlata, gbarles g., Mb.

Sra Ga Blata, Gbarles g., Mb
Sof for 9ercs 5fribelle al 81.
Sftober 1917. Com Guar poa &C.
res Mnmooning ON at looe Dcn1
bere fer fra ggnen bette: Com 81
peo> bar hi bopt ~l1geblo6et" / 81
Mor - fsrlt / Misiouri, nnlt / &c.
bra fo> iii / 12 Mor ber / Morp=
lan6. @i bcfin6er % beore tilfreos
fer eno nogct onOet Ste6, moolf
foroi Oct CT loa Zig 9nnmurf> mcb
|Sfoo, boori Moen Jig lnor. g11 Sing
ct 1%1tfert: &limaet er bebageligerl
Der emo 11ogct ol10ct 5tcb, III bor
pgret. Si1onciclt, Set enc 9(or met
oct on0ct, fan hi gj9re Set ioo gobt
fer lom al16et @te6; 2un6 CT ber
iom andre Ste6er, gooct op / Yris
mere e110 for0oblet 1ibcn hi TOM fer
Gnfelte Gje110m1me fan en6nu faoS
billigt> louoan11e, Dbor gjer el1el
Mrpingcr Bot / 8oibington, 9. g..
cller an0rc BDer.
Wc6 Sat for Optagelien.
1crcS
g@ritian Senien.
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9anmarfs @bgnimgs Tpn6ct.

Com befitu0t boo6e 9onmorfs
@Dgnings &omiteen ct Sbcrifl1o p1o
neIten $4,000, ga Megnifabet ODER
6cn oonlfe 9pgning poa San Sron=
cisco lloltillinger blep opgiort. 9e1
bleb 6ercfter bellllttet n1eo Gi6en al
opf9re c1 $. 6. Mn6erlcn Statue
Il @o1oen Gnte Norf / 5on Jro,1-
cisco. Smi0lertih bor &omieea BE-
1ll1ttet forclebig at latte Ycngene
/ 2ibertD 8on6s, pg fer finder ri
olt1oo ig1en ct gfsempel poo, ot
oonlfe Srgoniiotio,1cr 1tptter &egjc:
rlngen eftcr al gbnc.
&omitcer Dur 6og life opgipet
Elanen ON at opfpre Stotucn al
Sen Dmbcnsfjenote @oe>rtDr6igtcr.
men Sogc1 ptl forelobig bero for
at blioe gjc1optuact, 11oor 6e11 pos
lcn0e Sis fonuner.'