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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

The voters of Scotland defeated a
proposition to issue bonds of $4,000
for the installing of a municipal cleo
trio light system. Scotland is getting
its electricity from a plant in Armour.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

Work on the new plant of the HUI
ron Packing company will begin about
May / and will be rushed to compile
ton as quickly as possible, officers of
the company announce. Architects at
work on the plans of the new plant
have assured the company officers
that no dificfties will be experienced
in securing material and labor for
carrying on the work.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

Soft coal at Wood, an inland town
in Mellette county, is selling for $3.50
per ton. This price is due to the
expense Of freighting in by wagon,
teamsters charging SIG per ton for
hauling.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04
NOTICE.

! take this opportunity to announce
to the voters of Codington county that
/ am a candidate for the Office of
County Treasurer Of Codington coun-
ty in the coming election, and shall
be thankful for the support of my
friends in the republican primaries
May 2sth next. | am, and always
have been, a republican, and in the
present crisis am first American"
Thanking my friends for consider.
alton.
l remain,
80 r. l.. Eddy.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

State college pharmacy students
took first, second, fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth and twelfth places in the state
board examinations in January. TWEEN
ty-iye applicants representing the
pharmacy schools of four states were
examined.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

The Rosebud Merchants Conserva-
ton association of seventy members
adopted a resolution to stop selling
bacon and ham and asked the food
administration to cooperate by en-
bodying this rule in an official order
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

Over 500 people attended the fare
we'll program and banquet given at
Parkstcn in honor of the 10 boys who
departed for Camp Funston. Music
BY the band. singing of patriotic songs
and several addresses were rendered
A collection taken up and given to
TIE boys represented a neat sum,
Luncheon was served by the local Red
Cross women.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04

The famous Fourth regimental band
Of WATERFOWL. winners OF the first
prize at the national band contests
81 the Eiks' convention in Los An.
geles, has discarded its military name
and uniforms, both held owe from the
days 1t wan the official band of the
old Fourth South Dakota infantry,
Regulation blue and a new name, moi
yet been selected, viii replace them.
The pitch has been lowered from con
rart to standard.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

tween the ages Of Fl and 35 as
seamen, second class. This rat
ing is not secured ordinarily I'M
til the period Of training has
been completed. Other men who
will be transferred to training
station immediately are painters.
carpenters, cooks, firemen and
electricians, both radio and gen
cral. Others will be placed on
inactive duty, subject to call.
after the difficulties en-
countered in getting ships, are
the vessels to lie idle for lack Of
men to man them? Are our sol
dicrs to be delayed in reaching
the field Of battle for the same
reason? The war cannot be won
without soldiers and they can
not get to the scene Of action un>
less the navy takes them. We
are successfully combating the
submarine menace and to abolish
it entirely we must have more
men.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
MEN FOR NAVY WANTED

An urgent appeal for men for
the Navy has reached this office
from Lieut.. George A. Treadwell,
Navy recruiting officer for this
district. which we are pleased to
publish.
Il firmly believe that the
great need Of recruits for the Ma
Wy and the unusual concessions
being made to get them, is not
generally realized. Nearly eve
ry branch of The service has been
opened to enlistment to both
draft registrants and men who
were not in the draft. More than
100000 in this district alone who
may soon be called under the Sc
lective service regulation have
this opportunity of choosing
their branch in an organization
that has always been highly eff.
ficient.
ITO encourage enlistments we
are authorized to enroll men be-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
Town of Norman
From Our Correspondents.

FROM Our CorrespOndeut--
Mrs. Shoemaker has been sick
for the past week.
Henry Dauel is one from here
that is in the May call.
Arthur Wood started saving
at Oscar Meilke's Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Maylone called at
the Rodenberger home Sunday.
Mrs. Jensen and son, John.
We're Bruno visitors last Satur-
day.
Mr.. kleiss visited the Ira
Nearing family a few days last
week.
Mrs. Messenger and family
made business trip to Askov
Saturday.
Dan Forsyth came Saturday
evening from Nickerson to spend
Sunday at home.
Mr.. Crosby went to work near
Bruno Wednesday of last week,
for a short time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
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SUGAR FOR CANNING

This year as never before eve
ry item of food supply must be
conserved and saved.
Berries and other fruits will
soon be abundant. Canning and
preserving Of same should re-
ceive preferred attention.
The sugar outlook, however, is
not promising. Normal supplies
of sugar to cover usual summer
requirements cannot be secured
for the reason that the necessary
vessels are more urgently needed
to transport our troops and their
supplies. as we'll as, food for the
Allies.
Instructions have been issued
by the Food Administration as
follows:
First: For canning purposes
only, consumers upon signing a
certificate obtainable from the
retail dealer. may purchase Is
lbs. of sugar at one time.
Second: The purchase of such
sugar for canning purposes is
allowed in addition to the regu-
lar consumptive requirments
based on 3 pounds per capita per
month and as now authorized.
Housewives should act at once.
At this time stocks of sugar in
this district make it possible for
each family to purchase 25 lbs.
Later. additional purchases may
be made for canning purposes
upon signing another certificate
providing sugar is then available.
H. p. Dredge.
County Food Administrator.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

The election Of officers for
the newly Incorporated village
of Askov will be held Monday,
May q. The law does not pro-
vide for a caucus, anybody may
call that, the same as for town
election. The judges Of the
election and others thought it
best to have caucus so that
some names can be placed on bal
lots for election and it has there
fore been decided to have eau
Gus at town hall on Wednesday
evening, May %.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

Shortly after United States en-
tered the war a Red Cross war
fund of 500, 100000 was raised.
That money has. and is doing a
world of good in war stricken
Europe. The Red Cross is ask
ing for a similar sum again, n
campaign for which will be made
next week. Your help is needed.
1t averages up 81 per capita.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

Some road work being done.
But still we believe there is
room for lots more.
Mrs. Orrin Eaton was on the
sick list last week but is at her
work again this week.
Mrs. Arthur Wood and child
rem spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Orrin Eaton.
Miss Della Ogilvie closed her
school near Finlayson last Fri
day and came home Saturday.
The school picnic last Thurs
day in school District 1903 was
not very well attended on ac-
count of the rain.
Some from this vicinity at
tended the installation services
of Pastor kamman at Bruno last
Friday evening.
Word was received from Ar
thur Sangrene that he was at
the Great Lakes Training Camp,
located at Fargo, Ill.
School closed in District Sc
Wednesday. Suppose the child
rem will enjoy helping Uncle
SAM during their summer vaca-
ton.
The Telephone Company of
Willow River, has the line built
as far as Ogilvie's and Forsyth's
and have several phones in along
the line. They intend extending
the line to Bruno as soon as they
can.
Mrs. A. F.. Forsyth and mother
left Monday for St. James to vi
sit few days. From there her
mother will 60 to Plaza, N. D.,
to spend the summer with her
youngest daughter, and Mrs. For
syth will visit a short time in
the Twin Cities before returning
home.
Anyone wishing to knit socks
for the soldiers in this neighbor-
hood can get yarn and needles
by seeing Mrs. Messenger. A
new supply of both on hand now,
and those wishing to secure Red
Cross emblems for to put on
their apron and cap can get them
by working a certain number of
hours at Red Cross work. Full
information can be obtained by
seeing our secretary, Mrs. OAR
nell.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
Pine County
Farm News
Edited by W. j. Corwin, Manager
Pine County Farm
Bureau

The monthly meeting of the
Executive Committee of the
Pine County Farm Bureau was
held Saturday. May 4th. A num-
Der of farmers representing diff
ferent communities of the coun-
ty and acting as the Advisory
Council to the Farm Bureau
were present. 1t was the opinion
Of all of the men present that
since most Of the potatoes grown
in Pine County are of the Green
Mountain type, sometimes called
Carmen No. / and having white
blossoms in the field, also more
or less oblong in shape, should
become the standard variety of
late potatoes for Pine County.
Also since seed is cheap, this
year is the logical time to get a
few of this type for the seed
plot. Anyone desiring to know
who has such potatoes of good
quality for seed can get the in
formation ut the Farm Bureau
office in Hinckley.
The Farm Bureau Office has
received a copy Of the State
Safety order stating that all
common barberry must be de-
stroyed at once. We have placed
in our window a sample and can
send to anyone interested a
piece Of this plant for identified
ton.
This barberry is not a native
of this region and comes from
nurseries to be used in law de-
corations. The nursery compan-
les have destroyed all of their
stock, and owners Of large hedg-
es are roofing them out in all
Of the villages and cities.
The reason for destroying this
plant is the fact that the COM
mon wheat rust causing so much
damage. must have this plant to
live on for a few weeks in the
spring. The spores spread from
the barberry by wind to grass
and wheat fields and from there
to other wheat fields. so that it
is possible for a wheat field TO
be infected from a barberry
plant two or three hundred miles
away.
Kill That Rooster.
Here is one animal for which
we have no use on the farm after
the breeding season. Eggs keep
better when infertile. Next Win
ter's egg supply should be pre-
served very soon. The following
solution is recommended for
keeping eggs. | at. of water
glass to Q qts. of water that has
been boiled and cooled. This
should be put in an earthen jar
and will preserve Is dozen eggs.
The jar should be thoroughly
cleaned. scalded and dried before
using.
Mix solution thoroughly at the
beginning and eggs may be added
all at once or from time to time.
There should be at least two in
ches of the solution over the eggs
at all times. Place jar contain
ing eggs in cool dry place and
cover to prevent evaporation.
A very interesting meeting
was held in the Town Hall at
Greeley. The object Of the
meeting was to get acquainted
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

with the Manager of the Pine
County Farm Bureau, and some
arrangements were made for a
dairy institute in that commune
ty in the very near future.
The people of Askov arranged
for potato meeting last Friday
evening at which time the Farm
Bureau Manager lead in discus
sion on potato types, varieties
and diseases. Much interest
was taken in the Green Noun
tain potato which is already the
dominant type grown here, and
practically every farmer is max.
ing arrangements for his seed
plot.
The State Potato Growers AS
ISOLATION will hold their next
show at Grand Rapids, Minneso.
ia, and Judging from reports
from all Of the northern coun-
ties of the state, the competition
between county exhibits is GO
ing to be very strong. A county
exhibit consists of fifteen half
bushel samples Of very uniform,
true to type potatoes. The show
ing that Pine County makes in
this contest will undoubtedly be
credit to the county, but to
get up near first or second place
in this competition is going to
require some very we'll selected
samples by the potato growers
who are interested in the pro-
gress and development of Pine
County and it's products. The
Farm Bureau is anxious to lend
all of the assistance possible at
this particular time in getting
communities acquainted with the
right type to plant so that we
will have the goods next fall.
That Potato Seed Plot.
A number of Pine County far
mers are selecting some Of their
best type of potatoes to plant in
a corner of the field. It is sug-
gested as the easiest way ia
handle this matter this spring,
that at the time of cutting every
time a real perfect potato is
found that it be laid to one side
When a bushel or two of these
accumulate they should be cut
and planted in this special plot.
In the fall this plot should be
dug separately and seed potatoes
saved from the best yielding
hills. A number of community
meetings have been held for the
purpose of discriminating what
is the correct type for these diff
ferent varieties. Anyone desir-
Iing information along this line
should phone or write to the
Farm Bureau office at Hinckley.
Treating Potatoes.
A large percentage of Pine
County farmers are practicing
seed potato treatment. but too
many are using formaldehyde in
stead Of corrosive sublamate
Formaldehyde is alright for
trating grains and for potato
scab. but is no good for the other
and more serious diseases of the
potato. The following treatment
is the best known for all potato
diseases:
1 OF. CS A gal. hot water. Then
add 25 gal. water. 4 or. CS,
80 gal. water LIST lot, II hours.
End lot. II hours. 3rd lot 2 hrs.
Corrosive sublamate dissolves
more rapidly on hot water and
grows weaker with use, conse-
Quently the solution should be
renewed after three treatments.
One recipe should treat 20 bu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
SpS Safota.

Nnbningebntu for llniucritetct.
South Satota lluiueriitet | TermiI'
lion uil i9icu aobnes Ntanoag Den
lite Hop. llnioeriitetet bar | noaen
Sio ppret luftet Tor at binore piocre
ll%obreoelie al Den ipanife Snflienjo.
@ammel Tiuuccr osb. 6. 8,
Soparb, Der tioli1 / Semtiaarenai onl
HeprGientart Tor american Tiir go,
bar it%ationeret pco Sort Tierre. err
So Iar gonmcI oigaaet peo Cohen |
Siolr 6olIS. Non hopoe pGret |
understanding Ser iioen 1865.
TalScn paa Slnamarfen. S'clac
@rcpc mootaane / Tierre er CHARLES
Shorne, Der par blotot DC ierltc ull9c
MTub ira South Safpta til az op'
tage aanpcn ! Sranfrig, faiocn pon
Slaamorfen oercpcr. Get por mnoer
Sorieget paa AZ reboe en- 'aaret Sta
mcrni, al ban ofrebe tit Stp.
sire bob / en- Namilie. Ora Den
lille Wp Saith inches. of Der ! Sl'ons
6amilie oeriteHS err inotruItet rire
Ssosialo al SuiluenSa. 10 Ss'lrer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08

apolis, Iigciom ban i%prcitob Den Tor.
tie 6leonina al 3entmcr neoopcr I'll
Vpcll, OF oct fan me0 2nnobeo 'iges,
at ban iaa boooc Pcgpnoelien og On
Den I'll ben 3rGlaittrdrt, iont en- Sto
bar Wslebpens iornemlte Slloultri.
Son bar oaian intereaierct i ocii Sn-
orItri, lom ienere aioroc WflrulcopollS
ueroersbersmt, ncmlig Weleinou
'trien, ioet ban par Nicocler al GGtor
act Welmeue - Der isrite op'ert Der.
Ge gamle Settleres SCREENING / Min
ie'otu bar / Here Aar %bc'taaet al
IRE WGno, nemlie DIR. 3orr, u. T.
Sorpenteur al ct. YauI, Sobn Gaiib'
men az Saplors 6ans iant aapt. =.
". Illront al StiQpntcr, % UNDER
Tine Wtsoer bnpbe sc iom Hegel @rfe.
bl'fop Sobn Srelano - ogIad Ell BIO.
ncer | i'm Wibtc iom 6eltoler.
ga DC iibite Sommcr bopoc lit Iurs-
msos, fitnoc arcoien nllcreoe ligeS at
ppre bruot, ibet @rfcbIifopen oa Lao
pao lit GsoSleie. Ger err altlaa M
fun ire VPGno tilboQc al ocn biirori'fe
Gorenlng al garnle Scttlere, Der or.
gonilcrcoes al Dem, Ser bar 'tcnmc
berettlgeoe / Winnciota / 1S49 - Ell
6orenlng, Der til at bcgpnoe ntco
bouoc 374 Wteolcmmcr.
Scnimpb 60 MiaiOner for to
Vaneiclifaber. Gen 6tc oa. bcfienot-
glorocS / ct. Yaul, at Den aarliac
@ootgiorclie, iont &cgicrinacn illocr
Sontraftcn Tor iebcrnl aontrol al
Scrnbancr inben ioo Sage bill betale
Ntortbcrn Focific Sernbonciclifob, be.
lebcr fig til $30,13O,O69. @ootgie-
rcllelt ior 0rcot Torthcrn iagocS at
bile bclobc Jig til omfring $4,000
600.
Get Hpbc &urs nnmubes ON
Strip. Scttlerne / oct %uibrpnote
Giitrift / Den norbIigc Gel al Staten
bar nnnto6ct ON, at oct dncrifonife
Rpoc Gors Itrnr ifriocr ino % tngcr
Scoclien | at befiGmpc &nillten5o-
cplocnllcn ocrUppc. Sra @rano No
roia gienncmT Sopcr % inn longt
p%cItoncr, iom Sfoabronocn bcricoc, or
Stlalngelt itobi9 ioruUrrct pcb at
Spgoommcn bar grcbct ON Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08

% Ell Cater, Ole, Oscar oq Soa =
osbc mco fort 3ibs Welemrltm, me.
oens IntterenS Sorlopeoe, Der foni
for at plcie Den ioa buor0i bientis1ic
6amtIle, iillioit pooorog Zig Spgoom.
men % biiffebe unoer.
Dele Jamilien .trnes. !Serman
Soocfs 6amille, beonoe n9r @rGnien
moo Wtnneiota % l~ieecperior Vipe.
tone Goirtp. trues mleb belt at no.
rpooes al ben ipanife SnfIuen5u.
MRS. goocfs 90 10 al 9crnene oebe
aHe inoen noglc ioa Elmer % CT
treble Barn ct Ror Gage ienere. Ntr.
goocf ielp og oct eneitc giellIepenoe
Barn laa begge / eli fritiif Soriat-
ming, 0a bette melotes.
Gnftbcboloer c~rploocrer. Gn ge.
boiler for ianmenpresiet 9uit /
SoiparoS &onbpcrf ~erplooercbe Tor.
lcoen meo Den 6olgc, at bele 9pg.
nlngen iprPngtcs / Smoaitpffer.
Zen anrcttcbc Sfaoc pil beIebe Jig
I'll flcre tulino Collars. Grploiionen
par laa pol0lonL at N%pgningcr rpiteoe
oncr belle WpenL % nloil trococ isrlt,
at Gpllomlt bar onpclot. @n trent
mco Wano, Der ianotcs peb Sern-
bane'tutionel, blep arrcitcret o. itilet
Tor Observation-Disclosures, men ban
por i,ocn 3pil blepcn ligcina ppcrra-
ifct peo Grploiionen iom nogcn
anoen.
Gnffcbe Vrpnben fpr Barnet brnf.
neoe. 9ette er netop bpno Sot
springs bar giort li~geopcripr Snilit.
en5acpioemien, bpprfor 0pen III iiges
at bore ben eneite inben Staten, ipn1
life bar ppret bebprbet meo Spebom.
men. "a Snillten5aelt begpnote at
pie Jig / omlisgenoe @per, ubitcotc
Sot Spriilgs SunbbeoSppien enoel
nofioa itrenae Orore, oeriblanbt Brit
gen al Wtoifcr, og Solf illlgte DC
gipnc Hegler / ct og alt. Nu beiter
man Der Trugterne al bisie Joriig-
tigbeoSrenlcr, ibet man er belt iri for
Snillicn5aen, mebens Den bericr polo
iomt / ane andre al @lacf Stills @per.
Intponinacr til Gle / Sarbina
6onntn. Or. Treenlan Waro, Nro-
icaior / @eologi pco Stutslniper-
iltctct / @ermi1ion % Stotens Geo.
log, bar tilbragt Sommeren mleo geo.
logilfc llnoerisgclicr / Saroing
Gountp, 90 III, crflprct, of Der cr al
Sonoipnligbeb ior rigc 6ilno al Gas
% Gle / bette Streg. Sonoifobet
moa BOG pocrligcrc ltuocreS, Tiger
ban, % cnoclig nlaa @oringer fore
togca Tor nGrnlerc at beItemme De
ioriticltige Sorblug. Troicsioren
hcnpiicr fprreiten til DC 0orinqer,
iom mi ioretnges / Oct norbsltli9e
@ierne al @pomille, og ban tiger, at
lloiolbet Der pil antpoe, ON man /
@oroing Gnurtn fan nGre lteaelt
~itsrre Sorhaabninger. Nap ber Dog
inotil piberc life laoe jig heltrlee al
nogen ngrinoet @e9eiitruns, mcller
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
Get Hpoc &urs nnmubes pm
Noro Safpta.
ltbifripuina lite Non. Sra 9is

lloifriunina lite NOu. Sra Sis-
morcf mclocs. at lite Nop. CT bcrl
Cato, ga $500 al Stotcna perne.
pIiqtigc MfUno / iprite aIosic ifal al
goo iii Sort @iniiclo Scott, Sol.
Tcttc cr ocu llbifripuinq, Scr oprin
oClig bar bcitcnlt ior Oftobcr.
Sleu frifjenbt al Summcrcn. Vc-
ter &c1iOn al 9tpbcrJ orIfIngct for at
babe oDcrtroaot Spioulopell, er al
CONNER 6. ~ Mntl0ou pco Hetteil
/ Sarge blepcn frifINrbt. en npr.
mere lnoeriegefie 6perbepiite Cont
mcrcn ON, at Wfr. Ncnion itubig
banOc 'tNtfct %, ,nfrcrifanife ari9s.
princlpcr.
%ismurcf-Gipnccr opo. ISobn g.
Nooglaub, Der 1853 gif tiliobs ira
%aneStopn til @isniorcf, bo benne
@cltcna pOcritc @rGniebp finn bar ct
Nor damned, cr roo bcritebs / Ell
Nlbcr al. 70 Nor. san pur manife
Ni3marcfS melt p~elflcuotc Wtnn6,
ligciom ban ior Ho9en 2io tilboqc an.
ioncs .ior at pRre Den ntcit bel.
ltuocn0e.
!6prcr ira i'm 'Spn / Spiflano.
Wr. oQ Mrs. e Z @biton / Norton-
pile bar nctop nlohtoget ct Vrcpfori
ira lin Ssn, Seltualtt Nrthlir @hiton,
hporpcb / &ortheo mclbes, at ban er
ariaoionNC / Garlsrlibc % heiinocr
iiq bel. @%pitnn1tct ialot / 9nifernes
@olo Ell Gag / Shitnin9cn al Sltli,
on lem omcrltouife Suititibc bier
nebifltot.
Wismnref nounrcr mub apafinl'
rcre. S1mbbco@ppienet / @iSmarct
bar loitcot en- Noparicl moo Here
W1Gnb, Scr u~ogipcnoe iig for 9pqer
ira Wtnpo Stiitclien i Rochcltcr
Nfinn., bar iolQt "a altpenbt ct &c.
RIM moo Snilucnia. Ser or pac
TorcipcraicI npluit ira Rncbeiter, oi
inacn SrQcr hcriro or bcmnnbigct ii
at itofere iaubnut Irbcioc / Nortf
Gnfota, oa man or ubcn Spil oel
blcnnc noiat ior 3p%afioluere pe
Spinolcre.
HubinIun tn0cr i'm eaen Wcoiein
Sra Ni@n1arct mclocs bcn 4oe bS., q,
Scicltcretabommcr Hobinion hl,rtit
bchrc@ citcr ct 2nialo al ocn ipanift
Snfllien5a. &picitcretsoommcreu bu,
Eoifcntiig aigiuct oen @rflTrina, a
bans blrtiQc NCIbrcoelie enc % olcnt
ifnlbcS Oct 0tiooel, ban ioa pronlp
erboIot Ell 6oriunite al, oa ion olt
'on niicr liz ar ppre nIt hpob bal
pcnteoe. Gctte hcuoiier Iormobentlil
ri en- @rGnoeniu@laife, ban bcitilt
ira 0tinueopoIj@, men icnl han pot
@rlrno Al Den "bcnterre" 2ou bano'
roget @rphcri mc6 at faa ubleit boI
grprcisugenten,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
Npr flpcu0c Sprtur.

Ter q el 9GsemtboeI. iom '%irlbeut ,uQcr
itil / al iauit tleeuoe iortm Ga liuore Sub
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