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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
YOUR LAD AND MY LAD.
By Wilbur ID. Nesbit.


By Clara Mae Morgan
Your lad and my lad
And how he lives today
In your land and my land
And half world away.
Your joy and my joy
His eyes forever CLEAN;
Your boy and my boy
Some little mothers dream
Sky blue and true blue, his eyes still CLEAN Alright
May God become his guardah protector through the night
Your lad and my lad
And may he live to be-
AS were his good foreathers,
A son Of liberty
Your hope and my hope
And may he never lie
And honor then, next to his God
His flag that on high
Your heart and my heart most breaking the sight
When Old Glory calls lads help her win the fight
Your price and my price,
And Oh how high it seems
To send my love and your love
Out where Old Glory CLEANS.
Arms ache and hearts ache
For lads gone from side,
But your boy and my boy
Shall be country's pride.
Your God and my God still rules his world below,
And you're glad and Pm glad to send lads, know
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
Elects Officers for Year.

The Methodist church had these
officers elected for the coming year
at the business meeting last evening.
j. A. Tufts, president; B. H. Smith,
assistant to president; P A. Bowman,
secretary; Everett Bowan, treasurer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
FORMER ABILENE RESIDENT
KILLED IN SAN FRANCISCO

Charles Tutor, a former resident
of Abilene and uncle of J. M. and c..
C Malm, was killed last Friday in
san Francisco, but no particulars
are known. The body will arrive in
this city Friday for burial in the Alb
ilene cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13

The school board will meet Mon
day, Sept. Il. at which time six
important matters will be discussed.
At the meeting last Monday. only the
usual business matters we're taken up.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
May Have County Association.

The business mems association
met last evening and transacted rou-
tine matters The plan for a county
association has not been abandoned
and an attempt will be made to carry
il out this fall
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13

While in some parts of the state
farmers are complaining that they
are not getting the $500 bushel fol
wheat guaranteed by the government
because of methods of dockage and
grading, the sales here have been
generally at $195 and 5000 as the
grade is high. OF course some wheat
sells much lower-two loads were re-
fused yesterday because the grain
was worthless for milling. Very lit
tie is sold, however, mostly load
or two from farm to get spending
money Millers think that later more
will be marketed but it is uncertain
what the farmer will do. The gov
ernment price is $212 at Kansas
City; the freight is 5 cents and Z
cents more is taken up for shrink
age and dockage.
A. J. Hunt, member of the food
administration board, today sent to
the millers this bulletin to warn the
farmers on wheat price maintenance.
1t is intended to offset the wide
spread belief that if the farmers hold
their wheat the government will
make some changes in price or regu-
lations. He says:
Can't Buy for Dealers.
much confusion still exists re-
sarding the buying of wheat by mills
Please understand that, regardless
OF anything you have heard or any
instruction or permission received
from any other source, all mills in
this department are forbidden to buy
wheat direct from dealers. Millers
must positively make requisitlon on
this office for all wheat supplies. So
lar as movement of wheat permits, |
distribution of wheat from country
points will be made with full regard |
to the pressing needs of every mill
in the department.
II1CeS 10 FARMERS.
Some mills operating elevators
are paying the full fixed price to the
farmer. 1t is the purpose of the food
administration to protect so far as
possible all esta blished machinery of
the grain trade and mills should buy
wheat at country stations at an ele-
vator operating margin under the
fixed price Failure to do so consti-
tutes a violation of Section of the
food control bill
Wont Change Price.
There is a widespread opinion {
among wheat growers that if they
hold their wheat long enough, the I
government will be forced to raise /
the fixed price. You should explain S
to all farmers and others that the S
present fixed price is the maximum a
which will be paid on this crop. The @
Garfield commission fixed the price v
md adjourned. The president pro- '
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
Wheat Prices and
Government Riches

mulgated the price and there is abso-
lutely no provision made or under
consideration for any change in the
price named. 1t is positive and abb
solute and no attitude of holding the
wheat adopted by the farmer could
possibly bring about change Please
make this as definite and positive as
possible in your vicinity"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13


Washington, Sept. 10.-The price
of 1920 a bushel for wheat fixed
by President Wilson will be main
tanned, it was made clear yesterday
at the food administration. Virtually
the only objection of any consequence
it was said, has arisen in North Da-
kota, where the crop was unusually
poor. North Dakota farmers are de-
manding So a bushel for their wheat
and are asking for removal of the
food administration regulations de-
signed to prevent speculation. DR..
r. A. Pearson assistant to the secre
tary of agriculture. is just back from
a trip thruout the west with a report
that he found the wheat price gen
orally acceptable except in communi- I
ties where crops we're far below nor
NAL.
The result of the price fixed, food
The farmer Will receive about 33 per
.ent more bushel than last year and
he consumer should, they contend,
obtain a saving of at least So bar
-el on flour
Herbert Hoover, the food admins
.rator, foresees some actual suffer-
ng among farmers in North Dakota
md in localities in other states, what
3ver the price. The wheat failure in
ome districts, he said yesterday,
means that some growers will lose
money.
]. w. Sullivan, who represented
he American Federation of Labor on
he wheat price fixing committee.
aid yesterday that II the price of
wheat came up again for review labor h
would demand lower figure {
Kansas City Sees Change.
Kansas City, Sept. 10.-The wheat 7
larket is now working smoothly un- ,
er the government regulations, mad
ONE of the main primary receiving
enters are more or less dissatisfied,
wing to the local situation and the
-eight rates 1t is among the possi-
ilities that prices may be re-adjust-
i slightly at least to meet the vari- r
us primary market conditions. The {
eceipts are a mere bagatelle as com
ared to milling requirements, and y
,rious situation exists in this re- :,
,ect 1t is to be hoped there will be
4 increase in receipts after seeding :
lerations are nearer completed. Last
eek's receipts were 42S cars; same
eek last year. 1928 cars.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13

Clean old papers for sale At this
office; Sc = bandls
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
CHURCH NEWS
South Congfegational Church,

There will be a Mems Brotherhood
supper this evening at $50 o'clock.
The speaker of the evening will be
Archdeacon B. M. Burr, of Mounds
Vile, West Virginia. He is probably
one of the most widely known men in
the Episcopal church in the South
He has an extensive and especial
knowledge of the Highlander, the
peculiar people residing in the south
ern mountains and has had intimate
relations with many of the notorious
feudists, the Hatfclds, McCoys and
others. Besides this he is chaplain Of
the state penitentiary, having under
his special charge all capital prisoners.
The Boy Scouts will meet tonight at
100 o'clock.
The service on Thursday evening
will be under the auspices of the
Woman's Home Missionary society.
and Mrs. Butler P. Wilson of Boston
! viii speak on "Thc Negroes of the
South and the Negro Question: Mrs.
! Wilson is colored, highly educated
| and the wife of one of the leading
! colorcd lawyers of Boston. She comes
/ with the highest recOmm endatiors as
! woman of unusual ability as a
! speaker, who has been attracting wide
notice for the interesting and oxcop-
tonal way in which she presents her
subject. In writing Of her DR.. Gut
torson says: your people . will
gain q different impression of her
race, at the same time learning some
facts about her people when should
be KNOWN
On Friday afternoon the Wide
World club will meet at 4:3O o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
LOCAL HEBREWS HELP.
Jewish Consun,ptivcs Relief Society
Report.

The report contained in the SAM
torium the official organ of the Jewish
COnSumptiVeS Relief society of Den
yer, Cot, recently issued for 1914-15,
shows that institution to be in eX-
cellent condition, some of the assis-
lance rendered by local Hebrews be-
ing of material benefit to the society.
sam BerkoWitz OF this city is one of
the national directors.
Among the local contributors are,
Louis Abrahamson. 81; Harry Alex,
s2 Ring Arbeiter, SO; l.. Bayer, 81;
r. b Bayer, 81; A. Berkowitz, 50;
Morris Berkowitz, 50; Sam Berl1o-
WITT, $40; A. Berson, so; I. Birn
baum, 81; Jacob Birnbaum, So; NJ.
Birnhaun, 81; B. DuboWy, 81; Du-
bowy brothers So; NJ. Dunn, 50; Jul
lius Eisenberg, 81: S. Ginsberg, 81; J.
Goldsmith, 81; Max Greenberg. 81;
Est her Greenberg, $50; J. Greenbers
81; X. Greenberg, SO; H. Greenstein,
81; NJ. IIorowitz, so; H. Horowitz,
81; Ben Hurwitz, 50; II. Kalmeno-
vitz 50; Louis I<irshnit, So: Max
I<op]owitz, $3.50; Simon Kopolowitz,
81: Nathan Koplowitz, So; Sarah
Koplowitz, 81: NJ G. LEVITT So; A.
d. Lipman, So; S. Luria, So; E. l..
Menus, 81; S W Menus. Sc; Nathan
f. Mag, 81: Ben Marholin, 81; Max
Nordeau society, $40; P. Miller So;
Nathan NJ. Miller, Sc; Mrs. NJ. Mil
stein, 81; Hessie Myerson. 81; P.
Pierson, 81; A. Pinkus, 81; f. Rach-
| lin, So; NJ. Raphael & Son. 81; M.
Richman, 50; Morris Rothstein, 81;
| NJ. d. SAKE, So: NJ. Segal. Sc; Morris
Segcl, So: A. sherman, 81; A. Seigel,
| So; l. Swirsl1y, So; Hyman Terze5 81;
! Samuel Welinsky. So j. Weljnsky,
| 50; Sam Zeitlin. 50; l.. and II. Zezin,
| So; Max Fucker. so.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
\Eirst Baptist Church,.

The FreestOna club will meet to-
night at 7:45 o'clock.
The Boy Scouts will meet in the
chapel at 1:13 p. m. Tuesday.
Tuesday evening a cottage prayer
meeting will be held at the home Of
j. H. Coats, 433 Chestnut street
Tho third in the series of lectures
by nr. Cross will be given Wednesday
night at o'clock. The subject for
this lecture being 1.-THE Choosing Of
the CO books for the Bible"
President G. =. Herr Of the Newton
Theological seminary will speak at tho
church night services on Thursday at
7:45 o'clock. DR.. Lyon of the board
of education Of tho Northern Baptist
Convention will also speak.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22

airy society will sew on children's
dresses to send to Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward IN the Gilbert Islands.
There will be a meeting of the Girl
Scouts on Wednesday at ) p. m.
Troop Of the Boy Scouts will meet
Wednesday evening at 7:15 o'clock.
The Bible class for Armenian
women meets Thursday at $50 p. m.
A meeting Of the sewing school of
the church will be held Thursday af-
ternCOn at O'clock
The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society will have charge Of
the church night services Thursday at
7:45 o'clock.
Friday at 2:30 p. m. the Home
Missionary society will meet and pack
= boH~of second hand clothing for a
school in Kentucky.
The Mems class will hold a social
night Oh Friday at o'clock
\ party by last years teacher train
class will be held Friday evening ut
s o'clock.
Choir rehearsal will be held Satur-
Gay at $50 o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
City Items

be, quarterly meeting of the
kholders of the Sovereigns Trad
company will be held at 8 o'colck
inesday evening.
y a famous Summit. 80 days
Burns gas or coal. Jno. A.
cews and Co.-advt.
B. Stanley, secretary and treas
Of the Stanley Rule and Level
pany, is i'll at her home on West
/ street.
king fair, Bungalow, Thurs. Jan
4, Lynch's enthusiastically
he monthly meeting of the SWed-
Lutheran church will be held thi:
ing. On Thursday evening mem
of the Luther league will fur
the entertainment at meeting
ristol.
-ofessor A. S. Andrelewicz of thu
ed Heart school has been granted
assistant teacher. who has com
Iced his duties. The new teache
1 brother of the professor AM
les here from Pennsylvania.
h Friday evening the Stanle
lks Dramatic club will give it
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22

first informal dance in Booths hall.
Music will be furnished by Judd's
orchestra.
John F Price, formerly of this city,
who has been employed in New
Haven for several months, has ac-
copied a place as tester for the Pack
ard Motor company in Detroit, Mich.
The regular meeting and installa-
ton of officers of Stanley Woman's
Relief Corps, No. -: will be held at
$50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in
| Judd'S hall.
The wedding Of Perley A. Hall Of
| 70 Lake street and Miss Edna Lillian
| Seaver of Williamstown, VT, will take
E! place in this city Wednesday. The
| couple will reside at 70 Lake street
Wexler & Stein have applied tC
Building Inspector, Rutherford for &
permit to repair the block at the
| corner of Hart and Arch streets, re
! Gently Quilted by fire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
Trinity Methodist Church

TUESDAY afternoon the ". H. NJ. S
sewing meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Macauley at 2:3O
o'clock
The Girl Scouts will meet TUESDAY
from until $50 p M. All members
are requested to be present and to
bring their lunch. There will be cleo
ton of officers and other importa Mt
business.
There will be class meeting Tues
day evening at T:45 o'clock.
The subject for the mid-weck SER
vices on Thursday at 7:45 D. m. is:
''The Hymns of the Church."
Tho newly organized Young People $
society will hold its business meeting
and first social Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
REFLECT w. l.. HUMASON.

The annual meeting of the Peck
& Young company of Forestville was
held on Saturday. The following
were elected officers and directors:
Board Of directors, A. w. Bowman
OF New Britain. S NJ. Stone Of Hart
ford, J. NJ. Carney Of Hartford, |.
y. Russell of New Britain, W.. Z.
Fogg of Bristol, l. c. Humason and
wv. I. Humason, both of New Britain :;
president, w. L. Humason; secretary
and treasurer, L. G. HumasOn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
First Church of Christ,

The Thursday club for Boys will
meet at Ais o'clock Tuesday
At 7 p. m. Tuesday the young people
meet at the Burritt Mission.
On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the
sessions of the New Britain Training
School for Religious Teachers will be
held.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at
any drug store, pour little into your
hand and rub we'll into the scalp with
the finger tips. BY morning most, if
not al, of this awful scurf will have
disa ppeared. Two or three applica-
tons will destroy every bit of dan
druff; stop scalp itching and falling
hair.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-22

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money Il
it fails to cure l.. ". GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 25c.-advt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

WioiOmmerregnen bar ginet belle
Glanteo9fiten Ct froOigere u~oieenOe,
fife minoit &oemarferne, iom treng.
te 3aarot til g9oe. ifripes Der ira
Sunooeo til ,f5lensb. 9p." &or-
net oil enonu funne rPffes en- Del
unoer Sfrioningen, men CONNER.
foret, Jar guaget, bar bog ale.
reoe liot baarot unOer Den LANCE
5~srfeperio0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

Ter Ior9eOerinJen al 9oipitalSifi.
be. pil rare IA onb, At ale Mar.
feoer oil o1ree flffeoe ior Ipif
Iano.
Ge oil oa pei life p1aitaa, at
man noe / &er6en efter arigen oil
na1te at 6anole meO 1piferne2
30. BET oil ie9 paaitaa. Oct er
mere emo ian0ipnligt &c bar / Ben
.@rao no6reot Den tpife .altlhir"
at ale 6oIf III baoer 5piferne, %
6pis 1pifIan6 lender i'm 9anoeIs.
flaaoe no, maa BET iitfert ienOe en-
.Million SoIoater meO, 5ois man
ifal flinne toinge 6olfene til at
6an0le meo 5piferne.
8ette ipntes at iorpirre ll-gnaos.
Gbeien en- Eel % ban ia9oe: Sea
ior min Del bar aI0ria nngrebet
no1et 6oipitaIsi lib, % ieg bar al.
oria troet. at oct engelife aomiraIi.
tet bar misbrugt set 9soe aors
til at maifere 9roppetransporter
9aa life. Sa, Oa bar pi ooe /
8eres Sfibsiournal funoet ben Sno.
ferelie: Seq bar ~obieroeret ct en-.
geIif 6oIpitoIsifib. Der BAR iulot
laitet meo aanoner og SoIOater ;.
7esonrre Bar oct mig life mnIigt
at iaa oct ifllot neo.
5 SteOet Tor at ipnre beupaa LOG
GpIferen en- 2atter op og iagoe:
Sea mna le, nonr man / England
bndber pan amerifanif SiPlp. Spil.
fen 0iplp ifnloe pel amerifn funne
poe2
Cir gopor0 Carton, hpis SaoI.
mo6iqbe0 M nnr til Gnoe, neie0es
meo ifarpt at ioare: SpiIfen 6ielp2
Get ifal ieg iige Gem: ben SiGIp,
iom Sunore0e WiIIioner Menneifer
fan noe meo oeres Nrbeioe, Oeres
9enge, oeres Serb, oeres 6abrif.
fer. 0eres 6Iaa0e oe belle oeres oil.
lie I'll at 0rpbe ioa mango EDifere
iom muligt.
Sea pes life, ilntte6e Carton lin
.SamtaIe me0 Siigltes Ie Hour, ON
oct InffeOes mig at ooerbepiie IN.
iferen. Seq tror oct BOG fife. Ron
ipnes oirfeIia I 9piflano at oGre
iIanet meo climbed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Sorulbffeba giisnonertr.

6lere baaoe engelife o. nor.
'ife glaoe bar berettet ON. 5Ua6
Der meOOeles i set isIaenOe. gi
meooeler eiter g@ineapolis" Il.
Oenoe:
9ditor Sens q. 0pgaaro oe
9uitru al Den 2utberife 5rifirfe
o. Diofonisie Caroline 9bompion
al 8en norif. lut3erife airfei 9lme.
rifa % tibIigere al Zen ioreneOe
Strife, miiteoe qioet, Oa 0nmpifi.
BET Sin Of 9Itbens", meo boiIfet
Zoe reIite til Raongfasfar ior at
optage Arbeioet iom Misiioner,
ser. ifsote paa en- Dfine npr Cape
topn, sSpoairifa, ben 10. auB.
4nore 9fision9rer IRA Zen
norif.litberife Strife / amerifa",
ion par paa ianme 8nnpifib,
men JON blen reooet, par: Ba.
litor 3opiO 2epaas % Sliitru iamt
oeres balut aars gamle Barn, %
@aitor aittel 3. 9ranten.
NisiionGrielget a~ireiite ira gteip
Dorf Den lite sSuli.
l1nOerretninaen ON De TIRE Diis.
fionqrers Sfebne bar ooft megen
ISorg in0en ior De to airfeiamiuno,
Der bnpOe slp6et fla til, at Oisie
ifuIoe optnge MisiionsarbeiOet paa
W~taoagasfar.
Raitor Rp9naro par meget be.
l1ertrpt ooer at ifulle reiie no iom
missioner, iaaoe Broi. anoreas
l@eIInn6 al augsbiirs Seminar og
Sefretpr for 6rifirtens Seoninge-
nlisiionsfomite. gWrs. 9ngaaro, Der
tioliaere bnpoe oeret WisiionGr /
lSnrien, uar en- meget oel uorit.
itet og begaoet apinOe; Sun talte
eoot GngelTf og Spif og tunoe
oaina biplpe iig / 5ranif; bum bar
fproalig begaDet."
Biafonisie Caroline Ibompion
bnpoe netop tilenOebrast ct ire
Stars .6erieop6olo | 4merifn eiter
at bone pirfet Tom Wisiionpr paa
Wsd6asostar, oe bum bar MI paa
Tilbagereiien til fin Wisiionsita-
ton, meooeler paitor Wartin S9.
terlie, Sefretpr for Den norif.
lutberIfe 4irfe"s 8eoningemisiion.
Sun bar en- bel uorltltet auinoe
og en- meget opgtig Wisiionpr.
Senoes !Siem par | ct. anssar,
Soma. Slm bnooe tibligere prret
|orrerinoe pe6 ct. Mnsgar Semi.
mar. Sun bar @raouent fra en-
Rormalifole og fra DinfonisiebiemS
met | Chicago. Sun bleD for II
gar iioen ien6t til @~dongasfar |
Gen esoreneoe Rirfes Seoningemis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

|iions Sieneite. Sun bar liot oper
40 Mar 9ammel.
Paitor % Wrs. Rpenarb bar
begge Donife. - 9i meooelte for.
leoen ON oeres afienoeIie. Wrs.
|Rpgaaro bapoe, ier bum bleo Git
meo pait. Rpgaaro, nrbeioet en-
lib | Dor Smmigrant.@ isiions Bic.
neite | Stem Dorf, fenot Tom Wiis
Wnrie Snnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Nisfonsmpbe

! atlantic, Sopa, fra 81. til 30.
sept. uasoet begpnoer Sorsoas ai-
ten og fortiettes De islsenoe Daae.
4om iaa mango iom fan og prr
meo os | be Gage.
%aa Renigbeoens Wegtie.
q. 9. Rtelfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

ben p~rensiiife 8egering % forifel-
lige andre 6orbun0sregerinJer 81.
pct oeOfomnlen0e Mpnoigbe0er Oro-
re I'll / nogen StO, Tor @fi. inotil
1. 2Iuguit / 9lar, at forbpoe at %.
title Samlebssier ! @aitgioerier,
9ntiffer 0. /. D., Og uotrpffelig at
tage oe BERTH me0oelte 9eoillin.
ger tilbage.
aartufler % Spa af ben me
Suit mac fife unDenoes til &reatar.
fooer; Oe ifal uOellfffenoe anoen-
oes til Menneifei6oe. 6Oem Der
bar Spin itaaenoe paa 100 Euno
% lnoer Dem itaa ! 0aab ON At
funne ioore Dem ieOe til op ooer
200 Gdlno. Dor ifIg. g3eO0eIelier
ira arigsern9ringsfontoret" belle.
re iIa8ic Sem MI; t5i Be iaar fife
9op til at feoe Dem meo aartofler
eIler 9pg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

llnoerifuo .$tt95.3

Blair, Rebr. ben t6. Mug 1917.
Neo Tnf ~mobtoget. Otto Sanfen
aas'. ior !. B. cd .Iutb. airfe an.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
aDitferinssr.
iii en- airte aurume 5opan

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6sr fpitteret. le std. 81. b. .........$ 1862
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len bp. 50, @tqos Gbrienfen, S :. sonicn hp 50,
Sonis @briioferien, S. !. 9obertien. anebor SobnleL
&oD @briftenien5 Oirs. Anchor Sobnien5 Warcns ebrts
ienien bber 81, 9lnranee Sohnicn, Carl Ghripn1en
Oagmor 9alo. 9briitan SEMEN, Martiu Robertieh
9el9a Solo, Sobannes Sohnien bier SOC. Ntrs. 9a1'
len 25c. $500. -. 800. .......s........... 81
So, Collect SO. > 9E. ~s POO
Ylatte go, gebr, 9etbonia 92gb, An0rcD 9anien
$3.50, Wrs. 0nnio Sept, Safaoa og Serine, Smt'
renee ebriicnen, Gapio Sept bo. 81, 9ies Y. ebri'
lenien, Sim 9eericn, Geo. 8eterien, Sobn 9brtiens
len, aIfreo 5 NeIen boer 50c, u. u 6britenien, u.
Sarien. Sopo 9eterie1 bo. 25e .. .........,... 81
Hance so, Nebr, gctblebens Wtgb, Sans Anoerien
So, Martin Beeren, 4. u. Beterien, @itber Sarien,
Wfarp 2arien, 6brhen Saren5 6ern Sarien, Anorep
NnoerferL @arl 6. Inoerien 9puis 6. 9eterien, 9br.
Serenlen, Senrp An0erien, Sobn Serenlen bn. 81,
Artbnr Serenien, YereD Z. lrdpers bn. 5Oc, Waudce
Sroner 2c :. :. =. =. :. =. ............. f52
9Iainniefp, gteb, elmer Rasnmsien $40, emma Ras-
mIsier, Sobnnp Aasmlsen hper SO, Gifilo 0aab
So, $. 2arlen -, Z. Hasmusien, SanteI Wortenen
bber 81, sopbus 6anien, n Rosmusien bp. So. so
@innetoon, 9tebr, Srptn Rielien, y. y. Anocrica bper
SOC, u. %2i0etbornp, s. Is Sonien. gforie Npgaaro
bier 81, OerS. u. Sonien, 0agnp Aeaemann, Sobn
Gbrntinnen, Chris Ssrenien, Ole Spereoal bpcr 81. 10
Siour @itg, Soma, Carl 0lieu, Gorl Serenien, Mrs.
Carl Serenien, Wers. j. anoerien, ]. anoerien D1ar'
tin &. Girfegoaro. Sans gieIen bn. 81, Other w.
9onneen, George Sterfel, :. Srfegaaro bper 50,
Seoern Serenen SOC. >. -. -. ............... 1876
Denper, Colo, getbnnia Ifgb. $i5, 0els 6riHen $40
RieIs Anoerien So, Sobames Senien, %. y. Sobn.
len, Waartn 9anien no. 81, Rifffe 9eterien, Mrs. u.
\. anoerien, U. j. Senior, Salra Saren, Sena Carl.
len u. >, Srno, glels Wortenien, Wane Sanien 30.
81, Reter Ntelien 75c @een Semen 50c.. -. 1900. 1872
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

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