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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16

dc Buyce- Mimeurc is cru7ely asso-
ciated with Ethel Crocker of San
/ Francisco, sister Of Princess Pou,
iatowsky, in work in the dangerous
war areas, where few civilian men and
women are permitted to enter.
Not far from Troyes. "A residence
city near tho front. the engineers were
engaged at night in building a new
first ling trench in advance of one de
stroyed by the German parragc on
the night the eitemy raided the Am
erican lines in Novcmber After the
FIRST night the fresh earth on the
white snow disclosed tbs work they
lad been doing aud when the cugi-
ncers returned the second night the
German artillery broke loose, killinb
one aud wounding another. Tho 9TH
crs grabbed their rifles and ran for.
ward to assist u French patrol In r.
pclIing the expected raid.
No German patrols appeared and
tho barraGe stopped. The men re
turned and worked two hours I" prove
that they were not panic stricken.
When they left they carried their dead
and wounded with them
Could Not Cook Their Turkey.
Christmas day was un:ucky for the
engineers. for though the turkeys ar
rived the men had only one stove and
green wood to cool1~ with aud that wa
not enough. They ate canned beef
instead. Most Of the time while they
were working in the trenches it was
bitterly cold and they had two
hours hike through the snow each
way between the front and their bill
let. They made the march back to
the camp in two holrs
The men are in excellent health
considering the hardships they have
experienced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16

fASCo, Wash, Jan, ,i6,-As tho re-
suit of the recent floods in the Yaki-
ma river the bridge crossing that
stream between Richland aud Kcnne-
wick was washed out. shutting the
people of Richland off from their
natural market center The rates On
the ferry crossing the Columbia river
to the rascu side made marketing Ii.
Pasco rather an expensive proposi-
ton.
In order to afford relief to the citi-
zens of Richland committee from
that place met with committee of
Pasco business men and. after going
over the situation, they waited upon
the fcrrNman ut Richland and secured
from him concessions in rates that
makes itapossible and profitable for
ttichlaud people to get their products
to Pasco, where they find ready mar
ket.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16

And Uncle Sam should sec that VIC
get pure food for thought.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16
rcw I,ilc Incomc Kcnorts.

HOOD RIVER, Ore, Jan. 16,--
Daniel ]. McGnL of the office of Mil
ton a, Miller, internal revenue collec-
tor who has been here for the past
two weeks assisting orchardists and
business men in making out income
tax reports, says that so far less than
40 Hood Riler county citizens have
filed reports
Because of the high cost of ma
terials and labor but a relatively small
portion of the orchardists of the val
ley will pay income taxes. it is stated,
but negligible percentage of the
fruit growers of this district are single
men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16

LAW DENIES THAT
HAIG is RECALLED

LONDON. Jan. Ia Bouar Law in
the House of Commons denied that
General Haig may be recalled as the
result Of the German successes at
Cambrai in November.
Law detailed a special report of the
committee of inquiry appointed to in
vestigate the Cambria setback. He
declared the report showed the Ger
mans had not surprised the British
commander who had taken all uoces-
sary steps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16
SHIPYARDS FILLED.
NO MEN ARE NEEDED
CORTLAND PLANTS FORCED TO
TURN AWAY MEN SEEKING
EMPLOYMENT
Yards Are Working To Limit: Only
Mcn skilled in Certain lines Are
ECinS Taken on.

PORTLAND, Jan. 1u.-Oregon
Shipyards viii not draw on the pro,
posed volunteer reserve of 350.0
Morkmep which Chairman Hurley of
The United states shipping Board, has
authorized to be hrmeu immediately
ny state Council of Defense because
all are running with the men requir-
ed and Others are being turned away.
LloNd j. Wentworth. head of the
preGon district. was approached yes
terday by meen seeking >positions,
some being under the Impression that
he is concerned in that re,,,ure. which
IS most erroneous, his department not
helng connected with sa.pyard em-
p!oyment in amy way and men can
obtain places only through application
at the individual plants.
skilled Men Wanted.
official reports showing hoo men
men more are working in the Portland
and Vancouver yards now as compar-
pared with the total employed De-
cember 20. has given rise to the as
sumption that all establishments are
increasing their forces. which is true
only to the extent that certain skilled
men are taken on. not simply those
skilled in other work who think they
can become proficient n sae marine
plants
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16
oldest Baker Woman Dies.

BAKER, Ore, Jan 16.-Mrs. Mary
McQuowen. resideHta of Wingville,
near Baker. died at her home there,
aged 80 years.
Mrs. McQuowen. who is believed to
have been the oldest woman in Baker
county, had resided in Oregon for 40
years. She is survived by two sons
and two daughters. They are resi-
dents of Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16
OVER THE NORTHWEST

istrator Garfield, who advised that
wherever It was possible tho govern
mcnt would Mike to have public build
ings conserve fuel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-16
Could Not Cook Their Turkey.

. "Kaiserette" is what the New York
World calls Emperor Charles. II
there are no objections the minutes
stand approved.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
THE NEW CALOMEL FINE
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
Cslotsbs the New Nsusesles Cal |
omeI, Breaks Up q Severe Cold |
Overnight.

Physicians and druggists have at
last found a quick and dependable
remedy for colds, influenza and
grippe. One Calotab on the tongue
at bed time with a swallow Of water,
that's all. Next morning your cold
has vanished and your liver and en-
tire system are purified and refresh
ed without the slightest unpleasant
ness or interference with appetite.
diet or work.
Doctors have always contended that
calomel is the best medicine for colds,
bronchitis and In grippe and the first
medicine TO be given in pneumonia
and acute fevers The new calomel,
Calotabs, is purified and refined from
all Of the sickoning and dangerous
effects and with the medicinal vir-
tues vastly improved.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price 35c. Your
druggist recommends and guarantees
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
EARNS EOR SALE

II it's farm land YOU want, | have
10. and il YOU are looking for a bar
Gain come 10 me for have the farm
YOU want at the price you want to
pay.
No. GO0-5 acres of land right in
town. all fenced and in good shape,
on rock pike in 100 yards of graded
school, one quarter mile of railroad
dcpot. a No. | seven-room frame,
two-storv house with porches, nice
ward. hen, meat and wood houses, all
buildings new, good garden. One Of
the best buildings and locations in
town. Price 1880.
No. 5OO-Farm of S4ia acres on
county road. close TO mail, telephone,
school and churches; Ga acres cleared,
fenced and cross-fenced; fencing
GOOD; a acres in clover and timothy;
large orchard, good garden and no
better water any where; lot of nice
timber. This farm is nearly all level.
Seven-room frame house, two barns,
32X36 each; silo and all necessary
outbuildings and granaries. 20 tons
Of hay, 2 COWS, calves, horses, 2
wagons, Gl3 acres corn. about GO
bushels Of wheat, about 200 bushels
oats hlltr ihll hNlN N'NtAN'NNs liNs'N
of hogs. binder, moving machine
and rake. wheat drill, corn drill,
breaking pillow, two-horse cultivator
and harrow. Price for all, $1,000;
for farm, $4,000.
No. IA farm Of SO acres on
county road, close to school, church
and store, all level, not one foot Of
waste land; all in timber, except one
acre. A new frame house, two-story
six rooms, hen and meat house, young
orchard A nice location and can't
be beat for the money Price ST.
900.
Terms can be made on most all
farms. | have the most complete list
of farms that | know Of. Write for
my price list-it's free.
MONROE THOMPSON,
Waynesburg, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
DAMASCUS

Damaschr, capital of the Turkish
vilayet Of Syria, II called the most
ancient city in the world. Everyone
who trots the globe, at the heels Of
Thomas Cook a Sons, or otherwise,
and. in more leisurely fashion, goes
90 Jerusalem, and, standing in the
Damascus Gate, realizes that he Is
standing upon ground which was
troddcn by the feet Of those who, by
all standards, were "the ancients,"
Few. comparatively, go 20 Damascus,
which Gen. Allcnby's forces have
taken. but all who stand in the Da-
mascus Gate and ruminate upon the
age-long ebb and flow Of the human
tide which its title suggests suffer
ever afterward the pangs Of q keen
regret
Even the Syrian Mountains, at the
feet " which Damascus sits. have
become resort for European oilers
who indulge pampered taste for
climate and find in the Anti-Libanus
range atmosphere Of coveted quail
ity: persons who measure towns and
cities by their hotels. and Judge ho-
tells by their near approach, or their
failure Of approach nearly. the best
Of those IN Paris OF London; persons
VINO hurry through Damascus be-
cgu,n Of the character Of the food
ard service, and hasten upon the
return journey, 10 the delights If
civilization" as represented by
seven courses. evening clothes re-
qtircd, "evcn Of Americans" in the
prominent caravansaries Of Cairo,
wtcrc the Arab walters wear the
red tarboosh and keep one remind
ed even when he is not looking ~
the Sphinx ut Gizch, or looking At
the sphinx" in the Boulevard lu
MI. that he isn't in New York.
Damascus has been described. by
wealthy tourist. a. zone Of those
horribly foreign places which some
persons pretend TO find fascinating,
and where there is nothing that
really is TT 20 eat"
Possibly the occupation Of Syria
by European powers-the exclusion
Of the Turk-will bring not only bet
ter food and lodging TO Damascus,
and following II an inundation "
tourists. but also motor roads. Over
these. the plentitude of gasoline re-
stored by peace, the well-to-do will
run up" from Beirut in "A jiffy. or
maybe in a jitncy, to see the Great
Khan, the bazars, the serai and the
house of Judas and Ananias. who
must have been ut some time mer-
chants in an Eastern bazaar, to Judge
from their moral character. There
will be then no further danger that
Moslem fanatics viii attack unguard-
ed rubhcring, wandering Christians,
and the prices Of native wares will
rise amazingly, In the hands Of native
proftecrs. But no change that may
come will rob Damascus Of the mys-
terry Of antiquity which is its inalicn
able possession, or Of the charm Of
its mud.wallcd triangular resi-
denccs. with their interior marble
courts and fountains and fig trees,
which every traveller in Spain wishes
to see because Il WIS from Damascus
that the Noors brought 90 Toledo
and the Andalusian cities the char
actcrfs'Irs of q domestic architecture
which hides I'm siugularly homcly
exterior ,inrularlv beautiful i'm
terror and suggests conception Of
bonn. life, and Of life. which puts p
thinking cap upon the cocky West
.u,r who has looked down upon
the Nohammcdan as a heather and
upon the polygamist as "a pig.-Cou-
rior-Journul.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11

Judges Of the United States Circui.
Court, acting as arbitrators in the
controversy between the newsprint
paper manufacturers and the Federal
Trades Commission over the price Of
news print paper, have handed down
a decision awarding price Of $3.50
per 100 pounds for rolled news in
carload lots T. o. b. mill. This re-
stores the price current last spring.
which was reduced TO S3.i0 nv the
Federal Trade Commission.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
MONROE THOMP SON,
Waynesburg, Ky.

The eyes of all France are turned
toward Washington and Wilson. The
answer of the President to the latest
pcacc move is feverishly awaited in
the French capital. In the meantime.
Paris is jubilant. The boulcvards
which formerly rang with the slo-
gan, 1--WE shall get them" now
echo the exclamation, 1--WE have got
them" The press comment of Paris
could be summed up in two words,
unconditional surrender"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11

The u. S. s. Tampa, forrscr
coast guard cutter. was lost Oft the
English coast September 26 with all
on board, while on convoy duty. Ter
officers and 102 enlisted men 81 the
crew. one British officer and five ci-
william employees, lost their lives. A
Navy Department statement announc-
ing the disaster. says the ship was
sunk at night in the Bristol channel
and that REPORTS Indicate that she
was struck by torpedo while escort
inP CONVOY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
EXECUTRIx NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate Of Ed =. Carpenter. de.
ceased, will present them properly
proven TO me at once. Those owing
the estate are asked to call on me
without delay and settle. Mrs. Lou
Carpenter, Executrix Of Ed p. Car
pointer, deceased, Moreland, Ky.
IT II
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
A Man. Cheerful Recommendation

". IT. Frear, % MyrtIe Ave, Al
bany, N. V, writes: 81 thought kid
ney trouble might be the cause Of my
rundown condition and weakness, SO
| took Foley Kidney Pills, and they
did the work. | cneerfully recon-
mend them" They relieve lame back,
rheumatic pains, stiff joints, sore mus
cles. Sold everywhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11

Twenty munition plant workers
were killed near Cleveland when a
fast train plowed through crowd of
them as they were alighting from a
local train. Twenty-elght others were
injured.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11
Don't You Need One Nov ?

Indigestion, biliousuess, bad breath,
gas, congestion or any condition ar's-
IN the stomach needs immediate 1tten-
ton. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
mild and gentle, bot sure in action.
Cause no gripping, pain or nausea.
Cleanse bowels, sweeten stomach,
and tone up liver. sold everywhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11

81 know how I'd serve The food
problem if | were in Germany's
place"
How"
I'D get the Russians drunk and
have a BolsheviH stew"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-11

them and will refund your money IL
you are not delighted.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
8esrabelie

Niels &eoerien, iom for ct 9ar
Mdr fioen blee oDerfjprt at ct Sog
.oppe / @isconiin % fit begge Sen
affffigrte, afgtf ben Is. Sum- beo 90
ben at ct Sjerteilag. Mf6poe bleb
50 Mar aammel OF bar feb !
8amorup nar BEN ign6erip6fe
@rprie. son bar ngift og bapoe
bpref Der 2ar6et / mango Mor og
bar, inoiiI BON bleb @rebling, en-
6pgtig Mrbeoer. Den eneiiffe Mule
benbe 8ro6er, Seren 8eberien, 37O4
'stebens MDe., eigrgebe bans 8e.
erabelie, Der foregif i Mnnoogs fra
8eelan6ers 8egrnbeliesIotae boo
SrnnfIin Mbe. Sorofpltelien fanol
Ste paa 2opmot,s Rirfegaarb bel
Ige6ar She. 8aitor Garpgaarb fro
ct. Beoers batffe lutb. airfe taIfe
oeo 8anren og forrettebe Sorefa.
fteIfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
M1ilitrr-8

Gorleoen mootog Scr. og Mrs.
81. 9bompion, 3749 Micol1et Npe.,
Meooelelie fra beres 5sn &arrp,
Ser Ct Sngenier !. Sllge11iprforpiet;
itationeret I Rpelieslejren peb Sat
tie Greet, Micb., at BON baobe bolbt
8rpllup me6 Miis Same Stenart,
Minneapolis. 8r11oepielien foregii
pao mifitpr 8is. Set er ielpfglge=
Zig ungopen6igt at bemerfe, at Meo=
6elelicit toni iont ct SIN fra Ell flor
SimmeI> for ielp ON BET 1iltge &ar
bar baret forlobef / lpngere Sis,
Dor Ser ingen, ser anebe, at 8rplll,p
bar nqr foreltaaenoe. Scr. $.
Ebompion penter at bliDe operfprt
til 6ranfrig / ner Sremtio, og Mrs.
s. Sbompion bill, in6til benbes nn=
&C 9@gtefelle bender tilbage fra
Sranfrig, tage Spbolo / Mii1nea-
poIis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
T~ilberedelsen
at en- ber01nt
MediCin.
Hyorledes Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound til Brug
for KYinder er tilberedt.

Et Beseg i Diet. Laboratorium,
hvor dette sukcesfulde L@gemid-
del tilberedes. gj9r Indtryk endog
paa den tilfaeldige Tilskuer we'd den
.Dygtighed, N9jagtighed, Fserdighed
og Renhed, som udm@rker Tilbere-:
delsen af denne udm@rkede Medi-
Gin for KVindesygdomme.
Over 100000 Pund af forskjeI-.
.lige Urter bruges aarlig og alls
maa indsamles j Sasonen, medens
deres naturlige Saft og medicinske
Bestanddele er paa sit bedste. Da
NEST ~sukcesfulde Op1gsninger be-
nyttes for at .udvinde de medicin-
ske Bestanddele fra disse Urter.
Alt Vaerht9j og allie Beholdere.
som kommer Ber9ring medsMe-
dicinen. oliver %steri1iseret og som
en- sidste Renligheds Foransta1t-
ming bliver Medicinen pasteur1se-
ret og forseglet j sterile Nasker.
bet er den Yidunderlige Kombina-
|,t1on q R6ddar sog Urter, tfllfge
med den Faerdighed sog Omhu, som
benyttes we'd TIberedelsen, SON
Ehar gjort denne beremte Medicfn
sukcesfuld we'd Behandlingelk
at Kvindesygdomme.
Breve fra Kyinder, SON har
gjenyundet deres HeDbred we'd Brar-
gen at Lydia 3. Pinkham',s VeEet-
able Compound og som vi reeeI-
maesstg sloffentliggjsr, bevidner dets
1Aials
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
Tprretnimasmg6e.:

@io1te 2eroog Mften afbolot ct.
6. ungoomsforening fit 5orret-
ningsmpoe / &irfens nnoerial. Ser
bar meget fremme til @ebanoling;
men Del, set larlig 6reje6e fig on1,
bar 11ngoomsforeningens Sttlling
me6 SeniDn til &jeb eller 2eje al
ung6omsbjemmet, ct Spgrgsmaal,
Der ifal tages 8eltemmelle ON poo
Set fommen6e l1%ng6omsmpoe / @eit
.Denmarf, isis, Sen 2S., 80. og 80.
Sum-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
Den NH Gtprelie.

@eo uGborbaloien" 2oges 8eitp-
reliesbalg bleD Sngfpre S. 80. Sincb
gienba1gf til &raiioent, % Mr. g.
SaSoborg balgteS til @ice=Gre1i0ent.
Sefreter 81. &eterien Sinansiefre=
ter Chris Mosbiere oe &asierer 8.
&ougaar6 inoebar 6eres gamle H1n6-
Ter inotil @fteraoret, "a oe b9lges
for ct Mar a6 @angen. Mngel SStber=
len ba1gtes til EilIi6smonb, ST. 5om=
mel til T6rer, 8. Sonien til Dore
8agt og 8ibliotbefnr og Carl Sen
fen til Snore @ogt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
S. Cir. San.

S Sirsoags Mftes bolot S. CIR
8ap ct beloberpeiet og in6bol6srigt
5ore6rag paa ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ser bar ca. IS Silbgrere til Gteoe;
og Sc fulgte ollie Sr. 8ap me6 ipe1o1
Spmerfiombe6.
Sr. 8ab er ber paa @jennemreiie
San bar peret @utcbinfon til Sno-
pieliesfeif for set rDe 5oriamlings=
bus Ser og bill efter ct tort 9pboIb
Der 8Den iette 4nrie1 moo &nnaoa.
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@aa 11na6omsbiemmet.

s be1ne llge bar &c bopt ltmaa6c=
ligt. traDlt pna Acknowledgement
i6et nemlig Ser bar peret mango pua
@elpg paa @iennemreiie til Mars=
me6et / Mffop, Minn. 0eriblanbt fa,,
nebnes @oitrup Smnilien fra Geoor
Sails, Sa., Ebomas steenberg, Srt=
cbinion1 % Melien % Dntter fra
9pler, Minn. @aitor M6am San,
Gbicago, bar ogiao Der i @pe1 paa
@iennemrejie til Marsmeoet.
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6ihstf Nyt fra Nnrgl
Sn1ebrgn6t.

&eo en- 8ran6 i Drommen forIe-
Ben Scat 1pffffe6es set life at fpo res
oct en- gamme1 Man6, Mnoreas OF
fen. SON fan0tes / fit @arelie Iig-
ge11oe fbalt at &gg mellem 0sren
og 0pner. Often bor ODER 80 Mnr
81. Son efterlaoer fig 2 8prr.
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annitig saaleleber.

Sill n6npttelie al f0pfinoelie
at funitie saalelpoer fremitillet Of
8lantefibre er Ser i oigie Gage /
Rjgbenbam bonnet ct M~ftielelifab
beo Nabr Mftieielifobet .gnlfanlp-
Der" meo Ell Mftiefapitd pau 2OO,-
900 @r. 5elifnbet bar al @rosierer
Ebs. 9pe, ariitiania, figbt @atentet
for 0pfin6elien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
Benedict Morbentoft.

s Sdnoags preoife6e @altor 8.
Ror6entoft / ct. 3e6ers Strife ON
Sormibougen. Sm Mftenen talte
ban / l1ng6oansforeninge11. gmnet
par rSSfitteo 2eben", reiit til Minbe
ON 9anifernes & moo Spferne
boa Siteo Seoe, og ienere bortfprt
at Spiferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
Sc iterfe Wrnb.

Eaa Senoog Gfternio6ag bill et
Sol6 paa s ltprte mero mes Sag
fgrer S. so. @incbi 5pibien 6raee
til IS. 6. Mnberien"s Counterfeit /
Salers Harf for at oeltage en- Eop=
trefning me0 oereS 8rg6re i Sci
genbDen. Otter Sorlpoenoe fopori=
Ierer @~eooemanIene bore 1tprfe
8rebre fra MpllebDen.
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@ebaftpr s6oritein giieien
er nonepnt til &i0ocr at goiaoroe-
men, lite alasie.
stiaalet @6iify for 5000 aroner:

Sra ct 2ager i @unnerusgaoen,
ariitiania, er Ser i 2pbet at ben iio=
tie Maane6 ltiaalet ca. 100 2iter
Wbiifp, Tom er tdppet al Tao, 8prz
oi 5000 &roner. On 18 Mor gann-
mel &ao1rtoriit> Tom bar bapt Mniet-
telie pos beifjaalne, blep orreIteret.
San tilitob Itrafs 9poeriet og opIp
lite, at ban boboe iolgt e1oel efter en-
Eris at 80 &r. pr. Otter, og Me1ten
bapoe ban brngt op iammen meo
&amerater.
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8eerapelie.

Mrs. Sens 3eterien, 1904 golfou
She: g, oe6e i 5Sreoogs / en- 81
Der al As Mar. sun oberlepes al
fin Man6; Sc babe fun paret gift
nogle faa Mar % leDeoe ct IDffeligt
|Samlip. SUN bar Me6lem al Mer=
anora 2ogen al 8. g. Somf1nI. 8e-
grape1ien foregif UNDER 11epnte 5or-
enings 2ebeIie Eirsong ben 176e
SUM: Set bar f6nt at lie iaa mango
|af Soreningens MeoIemmer frem.
meot;; % ct 8alb af 8Iomiter bite,
''bbor nfbolM ben Mfbe6e og benoes
Man6 babbe baref Deret. S 4iem=
met talte 8aftor 2Dons fra Minne-
baba Congregational @irfen imufl
og bierteligt. dSn boboe bpret 0a-
DO til 5amilieni Is Mm. Naltor
arpgaarb nofgrte Sorofeltelien pao
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tort beb graDen.
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80 Stubenter bc1t lfa11oinnpiife
4foeIing peo Mdnneiota llniberiitet
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flor Carl 6. NorbBerg, Mugsburg-
og Brpit Sriifirffen; iol1
/ to Mar bnr bgret peb l1niperiitetet,
sbltber. rMeaiter Of Mrts" paa en- Mf-
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Mnga1itar1a College, opnaar iamme
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