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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
LETTER FROM MINOT
HERO AT THE FRONT

Will Scott, the Minot soldier lad
who gained national prominence by
going "over the top" and rescuing his
wounded captain although suffering at
the time from the effects Of gas, takes
his honors easily as evidenced in a
letter received by his mother last
week He wrote:
Dear Mother: So / am hero back
home? Well, we'll, we'll, who would
have thought it? I read the clipping
you sent and you could have knocked
me down with feather right after
wards. I didn't consider and don't
now that l did anything but my duty.
1t was either stop the Germans or
death. We stopped them and sent
them running like whipped ours. Well,
mother, it is getting to be quite a
while since I babe goodbye to you at
Minot. 1t is almost a year since |
Joined and six months of that in &C
tive service. Yes, | knew that Gil
lette was wounded last winter. You
see he was in the same company with
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and smokes. The Red Cross and the
Girls Military Squad have done val
liant service in this respect, but the
Red Cross has other avenues for
spending their funds that seem more
important than this, while the Girls
Military Squad have offered to assist
the new War Relief Association, so
their services will always be avail
able, and they can continue their good
work, only under little different
method.
Men are beginning to be sent back
from France. All who come back are
necessarily incapacitated for work, or
if they are able to work will have to
have positions provided for them. The
War Relief Association will also give
great deal Of attention to this phase
of relief work, and this in itself is
most commendable.
Minot is more than willing to stand
sponsor for this new organization and
furnish money to the limit of it's re-
sources, but in order to make it pos
sible for all sections of the county to
participate it has been thought best
to make the organization countrywide
so that all patriotic people who wish
to assist in the laudable undertakings
of the association may do so. 1t is
expected that memberships will be
sought in all parts of the county, with
higher prices for sustaining member
ships, so that none need hold back on
account of the membership fees.
As usual Minot will provide the
farewell receptions for the departing
soldiers and sailors, but this will all
be done under the supervision of the
Ward County War Relief Association
so that all parts Of the county will
have a portion of the honor of these
farewell receptions.
The Town Criers Club has been
asked to furnish plan of publicity
for the promotion of this association,
and no doubt all people of Ward
County will have the opportunity to
cooperate with this new war service
organization within a short time.
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me. Last month he was sent to the
hospital with bad case of shell shock.
Hogeey was in Co. and in the same
platoon with me. He has been away
for some time, at the hospital with a
very bad leg, l believe. He received
letter from Mrs. Ellis some days
ago and that was the first hint l had
that | was hero over there.
Has McGonigal arrived home yet {?
1T seems he must be there now as it
was months ago he was wounded.
How are you getting along? | hope
you don't work too hard, mother, as
want you to be able to ENJOY the
rest | am going to give you when
return. You are not very strong and
if you aren't careful of yourself l
won't have any cause for returning to
the States. l am going to increase
the allotment in August to Sis The
Liberty Bond will be paid by then BY
the way, how many allotment checks
have you received to date? The al
lotment blank was made out Dec. 1st,
but they took out for November and l
want to know if you got it or not.
How is Clarence coming along this
summer? I hope he is having all
kinds of luck and prosperity. May
the war end before they need him is
all ask. Not very much to ask, is it
Please write and tell Aunt Edna I
received the "eats" and liked them
fine. I will write to her myself as
soon as I can get more writing ma
terial, but at present don't know when
that will be. This letter is right from
the front line trenches. It is very
quiet here, however, and I will be re-
lieved soon, so don't worry. I pre-
sumo you will be almost wild before
this reaches you. I can't write often
err than have or you can bet your
bottom dollar I would I sure am
glad to get your letters. They are
as regular as clock. Sometimes they
come punched and sometimes, singly
but never more than two weeks apart
Here's lots of love from your son,
Bill.
PRVT. GEO. w. SCOTT,
Co. I, 18th Inf, A. f. F., France.
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WARD COUNTY WAR RELIEF
ASSOCIATION is FORMED
Much Needed Organization Has Elect
ed Officers and is Ready for
Work.

The Ward County War Relief Asso-
citation was permanently organized on
Friday afternoon, Aug. 9th, by the
election of the following officers:
President-B. N. Lesk.
ice-President-M. F. Mulroy.
Secretary-Will E. Holbein.
Treasurer-E. A. Shirley.
The election of Board of Trustees
was deferred until such time as the
rest of the county can be organized,
and chairmen appointed for each city
and village in the county.
The need of War Relief Associa-
ton in Ward County has been appar-
ent for long time Many of the men
who enlist or are drafted need lit
tie assistance in bridging them over
between the time they enlist or are
called for the draft, and heretofore
there was no organization to which
they could go for this assistance that
thew 50 richly deserve. Many troop
trains pass through Minot during the
month, and these men deserve the
best that Minot and Ward County can
give them in the way Of refreshments
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Ward Newman, manager Of the F.
w. Woolworth & Co. store, left Mon
day afternoon for the east where his
marriage to Miss Ruby Phillips, prin-
cipal of the Minot high school, will
take place the last of the week. After
brief honeymoon spent at the Min
nesota lakes Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
will return to Minot and make their
home in the Stacy-Judd bungalow on
North hill, Mr.. Newman having re-
Gently purchased this handsome resi-
denca
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Game Wardens Meet in MinOt.

j. H. Kirk of Bottineau, member Of
the State Game Board, was in the city
the first of the week attending con-
ference of the game wardens of the
state. Peter Scott of Bottineau, game
warden for the northern half of the
state, and F. J. Reko of Mandan,
warden for the southern half, were
present at the conference.
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Drafted Man From Max Sent Home

Sergeant George J. Mitchell and
Corporal Nineman arrived in the city
from Camp Dodge Thursday after
noon, having in charge Private Ralph
Peasley of Max, who is suffering from
form of dementia Private Peasley
is a member of Co. |, 352 Inf, and
left here with the draft boys in
March.
A. P. Blonde transacted business at
Garrison Monday.
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COALDALE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Stoddard have
returned from Denver where they
spent a week visiting friends
Mrs. Helena Hillary is spending a
lew days in Canon.
Mr.. Chas. Terry is in Denver ON
business.
The farmers are finding a great
deal Of difficulty in trying TO put
their first cutting of alfalfa in the
stack, as we are having daily show
ers.
Mrs. James Perry motored TO Sa-
Ida Saturday. She is having some
dental work done.
The many friends of Miss Mazella
Harmon were surprised TO learn of
her marriage to Mr. Chas. s. Waite.
of Sugar City. The ceremony was
solemnized at La Junta. May 6. S. w.
Mcdaniel. Judge, officiating. Miss Ma
zella is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
M. T. Harmon OF Coaidale, Colo
They expect 10 go TO housekeeping in
Sugar City. about August 1.
Mrs. Wilson who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Rathborn,
left for her home in Creole.
Miss Margaret Merten of Salida is
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spending her summer vacation with
Miss P1il;pp.
Mrs. Laurana Larcey, daughter OF
w. A. Hendricks of Cotopaxi. died at
the Red Cross hospital. Salida. July
11th. Death was caused by a nervous
trouble. She was born in Cotopaxi,
IAN. %. 1895 and after her marriage
10 Mr.. Larcey. she lived in Leadvfile.
She is survived by her husband, moth.
er, two brothers and sister. Mrs.
Hugh Mullins of Bonanza. Her hus-
band is William Lareny. a govern
ment employe at Leadvilie. The flu
neral services were held from the
home of the mother at Cotopaxi, Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev
Titelgeorge. pastor OF the Methodist
church. Salida, conducted the ser
vices.
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SOUTH CANON

Miss Mary Clafiin OF Eldred, ILL.,,
arrived here Monday to spend theh
summer with her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ewell She is
only nine years old but made the trip
alone. and will return home in time
for school.
Emmett Scrogan left Wednesday
morning for Pueblo. where he Will
take position as fireman ON the
Santa Fe railroad between Pueblo and
Denver
Mrs. J. w. Keenen and little daugh-
ter Betty OF Huntington, Penn. who
have been visiting the family of E.
H. Mahood at their home on Twelfth
street. left Tuesday afternoon for
their home in the east.
The members of the ]. o. A. club
picnicked at the Hot Springs Tues,
day evening. During the afternoon
they hiked up Grape creek. returning
to the Hot Springs for supper Those
present we're Misses Evelyn Westwa-
ter, Coralun Clark. Bertha DeWeese,
sioid ftchucrsOu, NdOIul MiileT ana
Doris and Catherine Ewell -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perkins and
son Glenn. former residents OF Canon
City, but who. have been living at
Meeker for the past six years. have
returned to make their home. tue al.
titude at Meeker being too high Tor
Mrs. Perkins.
Word has been received here OF the
marriage at Seattle OF Miss Alfrida
Virgins to Jenning B. Serry on July.
LIST. Mrs. Sherry is the daughter of.
Charles Virgins. formerz6SHRDIU
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Virgins. for.
mer residents OF South First street,
South Canon. but who have made
their home in Seattle for the past
year. Mr.. Serry is former Canon
City boy, but has been seaman on
the. United States receiving ship Cins
cinpati for the past FIVE years. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
The families OF J. A. Jefferson and
A. NJ. Ewell picnicked at Palace cayel
Wednesday evening In honor OF Mrs.
l.. X Edwards and two children,
Warren and Lucas, OF Escanala,
Mich. who are guests OF the Jeffer-
sons.
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SUMMONS. - =z11u
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

STATE OF COLORADO
County OF Fremont.
Beatrice ronso; ,>r Il"
Memo Tonsc. .a.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To MEMO TOSSO, the defendant above
namer GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you Dy
the above named plaintiff, plaintiff i,nuni. ~ .ns
state OF Colorado. and plead TO the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof. II served Win .
out of the State of Colorado. on By pub
lication, within fifty days aiter he
service hereof. exclusive ofc'thsl DAY
set for trial the same as
though such appearance had been Isisde
and issue had been Joined on sueh
The said action is brought by plaint-
in to obtain decree of divorce. dis
sewing The bonds Of matram9ny ma I'M a,nS. nov
ant. on the ground that the husband.
the defendant herein, being. in good
soma bic provision for the. support Of
his family for a period OF more than
one year next prior to the beginning
OF this action for a divorce.
That the defendant has wfffully de-
serted Abe said plaintiff without, rea-
sonable cause. for the period OF one
year and more Immediately preceding
the beginning OF this action for di-
vorce; flfN
PIaintin further prays that she may
be awarded the care. custody and con-
troll of their minor child, Eunice Tonso.
for costs of suit and for such other
and further relief as to the Court may
seem meet and proper in the premises,
as viii more fully appear from The
complaint In said action 70 which ref :
erence is hereby made and a copy OF
which IL hereto attached aHls
And YOU are hereby notified that II
YOU fail to appear. and to plead 10 the
said complaint as above 3reqnired. tbs
said pisintin will apply to the Court
for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court this 9TH say OF pec~ n
KENT L. ELpRr:n
6SeaL)
FirS, Pub. June 20. 1915. of
Last pub. July Is. 1918. ..-.i
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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing rcgistered School Warrants Is
sued by the several Districts OF Free
mont county, drawn upon the several
funds will be paid upon presentation
to the County Treasurer at his office
at Canon City. Colorado. any time
during business hours between the
date OF this notice and the 25th day.
of July. 1918. and further notice is
heregy given that School Warrants
called by this notice not SO presented,
shall cease to draw interest on and
after midnight of July 25. 1a1s.
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Report of Fair
Price Committee
Appears Today

Elsewhere in this issue of The
Record appears the list of prices on
staple food stuffs as fixed by the Fair
Price committee of the Food Ad-
niinistration. This list will appear
weekly hereafter.
In this connection brief explain
alton is necessary in order that all
may understand the nature or the
Fair Price list The Fair Price com
mittee is appointed by the county food
administrator and at present has four
members Later other members will
be added to the committee with the
intention of making it representative
of Fremont county. The prices pub
lished this week are based upon costs
at Canon City, but are representative
of the entire county. except possibly
small communities on the railroad or
in the western end of the county.
The prices are arrived at by as
oertaining the cost to the dealer with
freight added. To this cost is added
a fixed per cent, specified by the Ma
tionai Food Administration. The fix
ing of prices in an arbitrary manner
is not a power of the.committee., The
committee simply ascertains what it
cost to put each article in the retail
dealers store. adds the. freight and
the percentage of profit permitted by
the Government and the total is the
price the dealer may charge.
The prices quoted in the left hand
column is what the article cost the
dealer; the prices in the right hand
column is the HIGHEST PRICE he
is permitted to charge for the article
named. Ii any dealer charges more
than the prices quoted in the right
hand column of the Fair Price list the
consumer should report it to the coun-
ty food administrator. The dealer
may charge LESS than the prices in
the right hand column IL he SO de-
sires. but no dealer is permitted to
sell any article for LESS THAN
COST If such article is so sold to in
duce trade. The prices in the right
hand column under the head "Consum-
or should pay" are the HIGHEST
PRICES ALLOWED by the Govern
ment. bu, the dealer is not Obliged
to sell at these prices so long as ne
does not sell below cost. In other
words. any dealer may cut the prices
as much as he desires just so that
cut does not get below what the
goods cost him.
The Fair Price committee will
meet weekly hereafter all 1870 p m.
Tuesday and will supply a HIST for
publication to each newspaper in the
| county. The list will appear in the
dailies on Thursday afternoon and in
the weeklies on their days of publ
cation each week. The public is in
vited TO cooperate with the Fair Price
committee in any manner ii may deem
helpful. and any suggestions TO that
effect should be made to a member of
the committee or to the county food
administrator.
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LEFT TUESDAY ON FISHING

A. e. Wilson and Dr. c. H. KelIen-
berger left Tuesday morning fer the
western slope on n combined business
and pleasure trip. After looking af-
ter some ranchins interests In the
OF Montrosc and Olatne they
will proceed to Ei!horn resort on the
where they Will speud come
time in trout ishins. They will be
gone couple OF weeks
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- ~ school District No. Is 6'oWat, cs
Fremont. state of Colorado fr,.., 49,.
J. 1917 TO July l. 1918 80
ut:ft:INID
AMOUNT on hand July faf-.
reid by County Trsa-urer
t--=s=rsl Fund -.
Special Fund
BgildtnE Fund
AMOUNT on hand July I fsf5
r:a"rfY.SS iS S ,io,,, nlsirie, Tr,ss,irrr =ts7s
Fra3 1g5otslenmsn, sisr,s; ,,..... isgs,
n, PJrpor.s in3 r5.;,+: s...-- i.ess Sc
Rent ,.,...i.'''''pin 'opi'"n -.-.. sss
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MONS.
STATE or COLORADO. ,


IN THE COUNTY COURT.
''''' . ware rlalaiia.
Joseph A. Gould.
Sarah ". 'Sewman. for.
merry sarah W. Dor :.
F. II Beck.
Defendants. ii.
TIE ~, pEopi;E OF THE STATE OF
!, Te , Nh Defendants Above Named /;
You are hereby required 70 appear
the above named piainiifr :, l., y ahs,
GoDtNTf GouET OF FREMONT COIN
~. STATE OF COLORADO. aud All
swer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service h.reof
if you are served within this County
~ served out OF this County or by pub-
ltcation, within thirty DAYS afi,r ser
vice hereof. exclusive OF the day OF
,.rrsise. ,.r. or Iudgm.nt by default viii be
prayer OF the complaint
III COPY OF the complaint be- not
served ubon you herewith. or IL ser.
vice hereof be made out of The state
OF Colorado. ten days sdd!tionni rim.
20 thai above specified shall b. al
iowed Tor yonf appearance and answer :
Tbts Is sn action on II money demand.
Tor sum less than 5000. foa a Judr ,
In,.. 1nsnt and an decree OF this. fed sysfoi-
L--For Judgment against ~. dc-
Iendant. Joseph y. Gould. and In favor
OF plaintiff Ia the sum OF t3fte,sn hun |.
nren blhOop Dollars. with intersst
thereon from September ss!7lbfbl brs
sides The costs OF this sction and an
attorneys Zee In a reasonabfe Amount
Tor the prosecution OF this huit to be
fixed by tue. Court herein. pIatntin' =
said said demand being founded ON . pfon,i
whereby the defendnnf Josfph A
could. promised 10 pay totihe order OF
one Sarah w. Dorsey. the sum OF I,If.
teen hundred $4,000 Dollars fn1 Tire.
ts) years after said date. with Inter.
per annum. payable s.mi-snnusIiy
same having been thereafter duly en-
dorsed. Transferred and c6tivsfed 40
this piaintin and being secured. by IA
certain riortTaSe OF recorf n the on
Ice OF the County Clerk and tsucorder
OF Fremont Cuunty, Colorado, IN hook
iSl at page 2fi.sto which reference u
e.--For decree OF this court rorei
closing said mortgage as agsinsi m IL OF
the dcf"ndants; for n sale OF the real
estate and property conveyed i'by' M Id
mortgnge. Including Twenty f2OJ
shares OF the capital stock tor The
Psrk Center Land e. Wafer, Company.
80 satisfy plaintiffs said claim. costs
fee for the prcsecution OF this suit. In
accordance with the terms 6f said
sale,
s.--For deficiency Judgment
aEainHt the defendant. Joseph A. Gould,
Tor any deficiency there may be after
applying the proceeds OF such sale, as
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tNNuAL rrN,Nr,,I sr,f,,,,.>..-

WIN NJ BRiD.I:S
Secretary Of nlstrlct No ~
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MoroREo FROM PUEBLO.

Mr. Anthony Tyo and Miss Florence
oconnell motored to Canon City from
Pueblo Sunday and were the guests
Of the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
.. A Tyo of 7o5 Allison avenue.
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sNNt A.. L.pfNANouaI. sr,Tr,,r~T
Frr nsont corfion nI nI.IrI..s

-, 7. u SFFI.I.
secretary OF District No. 20
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Aforesaid.

aforesaid dst4t '~-e e'7 'trT-t
4.-for such other and further re-
lief as plaintiff may be entitled to I'm
the premises. all more fully shown
by the complaint filed herein. W ;.
WITNESS: KENT l. ELDRED.
Judge and Acting Clerk of said Court
and the seal thereof hereunto afrfxed
AZ the City OF Canon city. in said
County. this elst day OF June. 1918.
.- KENT l.. ELDRED.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
BY BLANCHE ALLISON,
.SEAL-p Deputy Clerk. r.
Last pub. Aug. 10. .1sis 80 r'r
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sHERIr't-s SALE.

IN THE SC souSTr ,sg corf'T.
STATE OF coLoBADo.j. Z. s..-.s 4,
County OF chanee. jH
+. l.. Bsten,an and sa-o r @
'" { hA'e'a1a fla,nuns.
The Federal Granite ana
Power Company, f 81
Whereas. by Virtue of a special exc
cution issued out OF the County Court
OF said Chane. County in the sbove
entitled cause. on to-wIt. the let DAY
OF July. y T. 1918. and TO me directed,
whereby ! am commanded 40 ssli aud
ins to the defendant and levtsd upou
BY ns on the Let day of october. A.
attnchment issued In said c,U-e, the
Judgment. interest thereon. costs OF
SUI. and .NpenEcs OF sale. du. said
Now. therefore. notice il hereby CIV.
en- that by Nlrtu- OF satd special ex~-
cution: ! VIII. on Tuesday. the 2srd
day OF July.sA. u. 1918. mt IN. hour OF
! o'clock In the afternoon OF said daV.
at the Plant OF said defendant COM
many. The Federal Granite and Power
state OF Colorado tbeinR the place
where the following described proper
!. y looatedl, orer for sal. and sell
at public auction. 10 the highest bid :
der for cash I'm hand IN. following de-
Scrthcd property. to-wif:
one ~ small finished Hton. marker
Inscription. infRnt Son OF Mr. and
Mrs Jos. Lindsay. Nov. i-isis-Nov.
One. large finished H.adstone with
base. inscription--~Bryau
siN tsJ large finished base stones.
Thrsc taD large finished and carved
Headrton.s with base - f.nH
Nine 'sb large polished Stones
Twenty tgOl medium polished stones.
Tweniy--iN t2s) small polished
one % large tool finished stone.
one 90 medium Rock
Stones.
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Your choice OF all hats in our store
for $3.50 each. Hays Millinery Store.
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lWflnets my hand and official seal
thiE z6th day of June. A. u. 1918.
BLAKE ROGERS,
First Pub June 81. 1918.
Last Pub. July is. 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

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neutrality-suspicious. o9 6oelegger9o-
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til n9iten al set ieone Soils
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9rpn0epin.
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oisie Mpn0 bar tempet FOR, De er
|gaaet forrelt iom 9anebrpOere og
|Brofeter, oeres SOB far Oeret 6or-
isl9elier og 9on0sforuisninger, men
|oe gonfer, De bar Iooet, oanot Gen.
|flotg rltnot om 1 Solicit. s On
|Innrfiits grin0ringer" fortPller
|&ropotffn ON Ell Del utge Stuoens
ter, Wpno og Rbinoer, Iom ofrer al
I6eres 3io poa at orbei0e mellem
9lrbei6eriton0en for at oplpie ben
og brin9e ben til 5orltaoelIe al
Den l1ret, oen fiber; IeIo Dor @ra.
me0 / bette Arbei0e, IelD
|gtf oct BAN Iom bans 9ammern-
ter: 6pngIelsporten ltffe0e iig bag
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I'll ban bi0ite, at for bner Wnto,
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Der en- anoen reoe til at inotage.
bans gloos. Heoolution UNDER
@er6en8frigen er 2eo / 9onpen
for 5~ribeoen; nonr ben er fpntpet
Til @n0e, oeo iilgen, men Sor6-
bunoen 1 RusIono er bere0t for
Den, Solicit er baognet, -og 0ermeo
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

fife oar tilla6t for en- griootmmo.
ga, oct er meget go6t," ioo-
reoe Brgiten; linen 1oor M 6nn-
Den Ell @on9 toger Miniter
,5biele, boob mon Der ioa blioer
al 8rioatman0en 86iele?" 3,