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The Washington herald., 1920-06-29
DISTRICT TWO.

All that section of Northwest
Washington and District of Column
bia west Of and including Sixteenth
street.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-29
DISTRICT THREE.

ASAHsAS- A"HASSs
That section of Northwest Wash
ington north Of N street and east
of Sixteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-29
CREDITS
DISTRICT FIVE.
CREDITS
MEMBERS

All of Southeast Washington, in
cluding Anacostia and Congress.
Heights.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
PINPLY? WELDON
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimpIy face will not embarrass Won
much longer If you get a package OF
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin 20 clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calomel: there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as effec-
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets IS
ever cursed with dark brown taste"
bad breath. dull, hstless. no good
feeling, constipation. torpid liver. Dad
disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you will
know them by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take one OF
two nightly for a week See how much
better you feel and look. i5c and SOC.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
YOUR LAST NAME

by FRANCES COwLEs.
Copyright 1920. by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
REV. DIST0N W. JACOBS
INVITED TO RETURN
"A Tha rveninr oJurnal

special 90 The Evening oJurnal
BRIDGEVILLE, Nov. 23.-liog chol-
"a has been destructive lately IN this
Jointly. In many cases farmers have
ost All their hogs with the disease.
Mr.. aud MIS-, Warren G.. Newton,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Victor Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas C.. Curry, Mr.. and Mrs.
luther Calhoun. Miss Neva DickersOn
md William J. Swain attended Ladies'
Night OF Evergreen Forest No. ~,
rall Cedars OF Lebanon, at Milford
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynoid Russell are
receiving congratulations on the birth
n a baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Of Ken
ION. spent the weekend with their
son. the Rev. Disston w. Jacobs al
he NJ. +. parsonage.
Gunners OF this community are re-
porting plenty OF game and in many
Instances sp0rtsmen are returning
With the limit OF twelve quail and six
rabbits.
James Collision celebrated his sew
only-lhird birthday anniversary last
week when his children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren were present.
Edward Brown, sherman Todd and
AfNfNrfN WNl CIV INV AN AAAi t''tNh
engaged in buying holly for northern
markets.
Joseph +. Wiley. son Of pOsimas-
ter Frederick Wiley, has accepted a
position as assistant railway clerk on
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Mrs Matilda Sudler has returned TO
her home after visiting relatives at
Norristuwn. Pa.
Miss Laura Layton. who has been
m for some time, underwent an OPP
GRAFTON in Baltimore. Md. Friday and
is now dong nicely.
The third quarterly conference OF
Union NJ y. Church was held Friday
night, when District Superintendent
w n. Mowbray presided. The pas
tor, the Rev. Disston W. Jacobs. was
unanimously invited TO return FOR
the next conference year, Mr.. Jacobs
has been pastor Of the church for
The past three years and is we'll liked
IN the community and has done
much good work.
Mrs William II. 0uillen attended
the Sussex County Sunday School con
vention at Lewes, as a delegate from
the N. =. Sunday school OF Bridge.
vile.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
IsIT CRANE?


The surname Crane Is from the
name Of the bird. 10 Is a name OF
purely English origin, and was prob
ably used al a time when these cranes
were very usual I'm England. Many
hundreds Of years ago they ceased 10
breed In England and are now only
seen there as migrants, but they gave
their name 10 race OF human Cranes
that seem To have established them
solves vcry securely In the British
Isles, and from thence TO have sent on
off-shoois TO the new world.
Probably the name Crane was first
given TO a tall, Thin person, and
doubtlr W In something OF a testing
tone. In fact II Is doubtless true thar
many last names were derived from
nicknamcs applied flrst in Jest.
The first syllable Crane, found in
many an English place name and sur
name Is an abbreviation OF Crane and
was therefore taken from the bird.
There are, for instance, Cranmer,
meaning cranes lake, and Cranney
meaning isle OF cranes.
Henry Crane, who was In GuilfOrd,
Connecticut, as early az 1860, was one
OF the earliest Americans OF the name.
lie was a man active In public affairs
and founded an extensive New England
family OF the name. Jasper Crane OF
New Haven. Connecticut, was another
active early settler-one OF the earl
lest in New England-and he later
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

There were several painters OF the
name in England and Sir Frsnlcs
Crane who lived three hundred years
ago was director OF the tapestry
works established at Mortlake, Eng
land. by King James !. lie was a
prominent figure in his day and holds
a unique position among artists in
English history. William Crane. who
fore him. holds an Interesting place
among musicians. His official posi-
tlOn was master OF the children OF
the chapel royal and he was one OF
the earliest choir directors OF whom
we have record.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

was one Of thg founders OF Newark,
New Jersey. The Cranes are now
counted among the old arisLocracy Of
that section, OF New Jersey
Members OF this family seem TO
have a special aptitude in The arts
their abilities being more often direct
ed toward the pursuit OF music or
fine arts than toward matters Of State
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
Wednesday Specials

white cotton. Regular $3.50;
Wednesday, $500.
Special sale w. B. COrsets, Si.75
Boys and Girls Gauntlets at 81
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves. 81
Children's Black Sateen Bloom
ers, 69c.
Ladies' Flannelette Bloomers. 81
Girls $3.50 Serge Dresses, 8 to
"a years, $5.9S.
Ladies' Flsnnelette and Knit
petticoais, St.00.
Mems 50, $3.50 Woolen Under
wear, $500.
Mems $500 SILK Ties, Si.00.
Mems 1919 Woven Madras
Negligce shirts, $500.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
REVIVAL AT ROCKLANn.

With riehteen cOnvrslOns 20 date,
revival services are being held at Mt.
Lebanon NJ +. Church, Rockland.
this week. The Rev. o. r. James. the
pastor assisted by visiting ministers.
Is conducting The services. Decision
Day services were held al the church
Sunday. Next Sunday the annual rally
day service viii be held, Prominent
ministers are expected 10 preach.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
WHEN YOU BUILD
YOUR NEW HOME

We are told that building costs are
going to approach pre-war levels as
spring building time draws near.
There are many details that make or
mar the personality OF a house ac-
cording TO the thought that Is given
them. The doorway is one OF the
things your guests viii notice first In
your new home.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
PetersOn's Ointment
Best For Eczema
First Application Stops Itching Of
Eczema, salt Rheum and piles.

Ends Chatting Distress In five Minutes.
Live and let live Is my motto" saws
Peterson, Of Buffalo. druggists an over
America sell pETERSON'S OINTMENT
for 35 cents n large box and I say 10
these druggists, N anyone buys my oint.
mtnt for any of the diseases or ailments
Tor which ! recommend Il and are not
benefited, give them their money back.
"l've got a safe fun Of thankful letter.
tesufying 70 the mighty healing powt
" feterson's Ointment FOR old and run
ming sores, eczema, salt rheum, ulcers
torc nipples, broken breast, itching scnl,
rhanng and blind. itching and bleeding
piles"
J ohm Scott 2S5 Virgins Street. Buffalo
writes. "pcterson's Ointz ent Is slmr'
wonderful 10 cured me 0f eczema an.
also piles. and 10 did n 20 quickly thai
was astonished" Mall orders hlled hi
Peterson Ointment Co. Inc, Buffalo
n. Y.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

Lancaster Apron Gfnghams f6c
Best Unbleach ed Muslin iSc.
Heavy Cotton Blankets, size
6Ox76. at $500.
Large size Huck Towels BIC.
Mohawk Sheets, size SiX9O. at
bolster Gases, size i2x72, at 9Oc.
Resi- Canton Flannel, bleached.
Renilar SOC. at SOC.
FINEST $50 Mercerized Table
Damask. Ga inches wide. SOC.
Best Percale Bungalow Aprons,
Sf.25.
Home-mads style Quilted Com
forts covered with best sateen
and silkalene and fllled with fine
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

Childr9n's Acorn Ribbed Waists
35c.
Children's Knit Caps. Sf.00.
Children's 81 Flannelette Sleep
ers. SIPS.
Boys Mayo Flcece-lined Union
Suits, SIPS.
Ladies' S39s pure silk ONYX
Hosiery. with pointex heel. S2.75.
Ladies' full-fashioned silk isle
Hosiery, 75c.
Mems pure silk, full fashioned
half Hose, Si.00.
Mems cotton half Hose, 25c.
Oh ildren's fine Isle ribbed
Hose, 39c.
Boys Slipon Sweaters. all col
ors and strictly all-wool, S3.9S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
ppreismima for Gtrmenie.

timber oenne Sperifrift bapoer
6orfatteren Mage' @einberg / en- Mr>
tifel / ~Bolitifen.", at oct 10. Nar=
bunoreoes @iltorifere bar giort
@truenie nret, og at SEN npere Sort
ming bill fo1te ct NIT 2ps ODER 6enne
eien6ommelige Sfiffelie, ser Ell 1tof=
tet Stl1no greb in6 / 9anmarfs ST.
%Itorie, og zoe benne Mano ben Op=
reisning ban fortiener. Seinberg
anier n9rmeit 5truenie for at babe
beret en- 6orfiGmper for 6olfefribes
oen, 1apnlig 89noernes Grigierelie,
&operiets Mflesning oin.
On nogle Maaneber er oct $50
Mor iiben @truenie bleb bolsbugget
poo 9lter 6elle6 i &iebenbapn, oa
@r. @einberg foreilaar MI, at Der
paa $50 Mars 9agen relies ct @tru'
enie=Monument paa oct @te6, bbor
bans &obeo falot for 8eooelens 9ge
= ct @te6 lite lonet fra Ginien'
Monumentet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31

9ambur9 trmer &jpbenbabns @abn.
S &ibbenbabns &apnebeitprelie
forbanoleoe man ON en- 6orbbiel{e Al
&abnepengere meo so @rocent.
un6er Gorban6lingen tom baaoe
@eneralfon1ul Soban &anfen %
Momirol &icbelieu ino paa Ben &o1,-
furrnce, Der / lttgen6e Grab truer
&iebenbabn fra &amburgs SIDE.
Momiral &icbelieu go6tgior6e 6ette
giennem en- @engoe ftatiitiife 0p-
lpsninger og 8eregnin9er, og Gene
.ralfonin1 Soban &anfen paapegeoe
oct for &iebenbabn meget ubeloige
6orbo1o, at Mrbei1spengene be6 &ies
benbabns &apn er for bpie og cts.
p%eoitionen altfor langiom. Dette
bill fore til, at @tibene mere og mere
Tiger bort berfra til an6re @obre,
maaife en6og 6anife @robinsbabne,
bbor 6e' bliber burtigere efspeoerese.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
8risfa1bet % 9etailbanblerne.

Sc iampirfenoe &iebman6sfore=
Ringers Meolemsbla6, ~9anif @an=
oelsblao", beifieftiger Jig / fit ii6it
u6fomne Sumner in6gaaen6e meo set
meget omtalte @risfal6 paa &oloni=
barer og Detailb1n6lernes Gorbolo
til bette. 8la6et beboer, at 9etail=
bonolerne bberfen bill eller tan bent
me Brtsfaloet / 6ets naturlige Sor=
lpb; met ser gi6res opmerfiom paa
Sen neget beientlige Smlten6igbeo
peo set, at Sc billigere @arer - bort
iet fra gdnife enfelte Sing - enonu
life fin6es fer / 2an6et. 6a16et / en-
gros @riierne bar biotil TIM piit fig
/ Sorm al billigere Gilb11o paa ienere
2epering % for 1elbe @arerne biier
Jig paa Matfe6et, fan Der life pentes
&risfalo / 9etailbanoelen. 6gr /
8egpn6elien al oct npe Mar bentes
oct life, at 6e billigere @arer bliber
tilgiengelige for &ub1ifum, ioet
DetailbanMerne f6rit til Sen Gi6 fan
.oente at faa Dem fra @roslilterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
So Grit MppeI bIep 1arret.

6oritanoer Crit &ppel fra @eos
Ding &eiifole fortalte De6 Sn6biel<
fen UNDER flor Munterbe6, bborban
ban bar bleben taget beo Meien. Ser
bar / CONNER fommen faa6an en-
pen Man6 tn6 til bam og bil6e mel
6e fin 8ro6er ino fom @leb. Grit
MppeI tog ier6eles bel imo6 mon=
Sen, beperteoe bam me6 &offe %
@igarer, bite bam gus og @iem og
gap bor1 enoelig Mftensma6. Sen
fremme6e Man6, Ser befan6t fig u6s
merfet / set Mppelife &iem, tom til
at ipnes iaa go6t ON Mppels to imaa
@iger, at ban bil6e forere Dem bber
Ell @aafugl. Set bleb Mppel ielp
meget begeiitret ODER, men, iag6e
Man6en, bbor6an ifal hi faa Dem
transported beroberl Set mao ife
| &asier, og De er Ogre.
Mppel betalte iaa for to &asier
og fdtte fig 6erpaa ben at bente efter
Haafuglene men - 6e er lite toni
men en6m1, og 8ro6eren, Ser iful6e
beige &piifolen, er heller lite TOM
men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
DanmarfS @et til @rbnIano.

S Den olmene 8epioitbe6 bar BET
altio itaaet iom en- faitlaaet &ienos<
.gierning, at bele @rgnlan6 bar 6anlt
8eiio6elie. 9ette giel6er imiolertio
i1ri6iif fun for ben beboeltge 8eit~
og @D6fpit, bpor Sen oanife Stat
giennm @rbnlanof @anbe1sielifab
Marbunoreber meb &elb bar folont=
ferret. Sor ben zoe og biotil nbebo-
eoe 9itfpit. filler 6orboloet fig mo-
get unoerle6es, i6et ingen tioligere
bar bont Snteresie at, bpem oct it,
bre @renlon6 eller bets gitlige &Dit,
bbor Snblanbsilen er bomineren6e,
ttlberer, og Sen 6anife @tat bar BET
for lite aniet oct for nmagen b9ro
at tage 6isie Dele al 6en megttge
% i 8eiiooelie paa folferetslig Maa=
6e. Starten al en- Gangit= % Sagt=
efspeoition til 9itfpiten bar imioler=
tib giort Spergsmaalet attuelt, og
9itergrenlano1fe Selifab, oer bot
oisie @fspeo1tioner, bar mi
rettet @enben6elie til bet banife
Observation-Disclosures ON at raabe
8oo paa 6enne Goriemmelie. peo at
igge belle @renlanb officielt aner=
fienot iom oanff, bborefter oct er
Selifabets &eniigt at igge &onces=
iion poa &anoel, Sagt og 6iiferi beo
bbor mani bur begDnot
6origgene. Otter bbao "&r. 9agbl."
erfarer, bar Observation-Disclosures
bilt fig meget i~mpoefommenoe og in
oberfor S~pprgsmaalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
9anife Srpppcr til &ilna.

6olfenes 6orbuno bar anmo6et
Danmarf ON at 6eltage / S%ifrings=
tieneiten / Sen al @olatfer og 2ital1er
beot ombeile6e 8p &il1a. Sogc11
bar ollereoe pGret beban6let / ct
Miniitermg6e, -og Der er blepet fore
lagt &igs6agen 2obforilag ON l1o=
ruitning al ct &orps poa 100 Mono
Snfanteri, 6er ifal afgaa til &ilna
efter nermere Mftale rne6 Morge %
5berig.
&orpiet fommer til at beIt1a al
fribillige Eropper> Der fortrinspis
bGlges blanot ugifte Men6 / 20-25
Mars Ml6eren, iom bar aftient 6erea
@Grnepligt / Snfanteriet. Set fill
les UNDER &omman6o al en- &aptain,
% oesu6en bill ct @ar 2pitnante1
og nogle un6erofficerer fomrne til al
%forrette 9ienelte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
Store 9iqeanIna.

&eprdientanter for &eoeielifabet
bar forban6let me6 @epreientanter
for ct itgrre Mntal ipnoeripife Sogne
ON &lanlaggelie al en- @effe betpo,
ningsful6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der. Ser er faoleoes Sale ONT at
lutte &effen at 6e ipnberiD1fe Dige=
anleg, Tom %begpn6er ne6e peo @ioer=
iteot % fortiettes / iomlet @effe
giennem 6rislan6 ino / set 6onife
Senoeripllano til moro for 8allum,
bborefter Der er en- Mabning in6til
Better 8e6iteo, bborfra Digereffen
fortiettes til Darur1, faa Ienge ser
.er Marifenge.
Ser er Sale ON at u6fsre ct 13
&ilonneter lahgt 9igeanleg mellem
Setter @e6it6 og 8alIl1m, Ser ffoI
furne 'Beifptte ca. 5000 E6r. 2an6.
4rlegget ct forelgbig beregnet at
billie foite ca. 8 MiIlioner &roner.
Mrbeioet ifaI oberorages og l16fgres
af &eoeielffnbet me6 @tette at Gtn-
ten 90 2o6geierr1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
8arfen vMsr9m"s 9Bbsieilabs.

&riitidniano=8arfen ~Msrpm" er,
iom me66elt, in6fomme11 til @alborg
i itertt bapereret Eilitano efter en-
meget baor6 @eiie. &aptain &bor=
.iusion forte1ler berom til "Mor6>
.ipllon6":
vMsrpm" forlo6 @orfolf benimo6
Mi6ten al September meo 1000
Cons &u1 til Malborg. Otter ca. en-
Maaneos @eila6s ito6 SfibH Sfage=
raf in6, men bleb paar Seioe me6
Sap 2in6esnes ~operraifet al en- bol6.
iom 5torn1, Ser bIeb biI6ere og bill
6ere, in6tiI ben 4. 9ftober SAB %
@immel ito6 / ct og S9er git fabne=
brit.
! n6 paa @ftermio6agen lbo ct
6umpt 8rag oppe fra Soffeitaget, og
noget efter braieoe Soffemaiten iam=
men og belteoe no ODER StDrbor6s
2gnning. Sra bette 9ieblif bar Si>
t,1ationen baablss. So fgrfte Soften
bar gaaet, funoe intet mobitaa Stor>
mems Eag, og li6t efter beieoe Stor,
maiten fig bag ODER og tl1rnle6e ne6
ODER @gter6effet, efter fgrit at babe
laaet &oppen at 4gtermaiten. Sell
og Steer itprteoe I Sgen og bleb fIi6t
leS at Storm og 5e, og % M6rfet
falot paa, bar .MsrDm" ct bi9Ipelpjl
8ptte for @len1enter11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31

@el6tgbis par ingen at 8eiGtnin=
gen fommet til Sfa6e. Melte Sag
bleo Sfibet obierberet al Ell engelff.
Eratpler, Ser ierote en- 8aao ober
for at tilbpbe &ielp, og efter ct @ar
Doges @enteti6, bells for at afpente
beore SER og 6els for at bierge
Gaffelagen, Der bang / ct Sitter no
oper Stprborosii6en, tog BEN engel-
itc % ct @ar tplfe Gramlere, Der bar
fom1net til, ,Msrpm" paa Sleb %
bugiere6e ben in6 til @tapanger,
bpor @an6ifabet bleb ofmgnitret.
Sen er 1n 1lebt til Malborg for
at losie; belle 2aoningen er i 8ebol6.
8eo at ie paa Den meetiee gtor-
matt, ct fiampemesiiet Staalrpr,
Der lig9er beiet % fneffet benober
a%gteroeffet, faar man ct 8egreb ON
Stormens gigantiite &raft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
8alisere Sern.

Sc 1e6enoe 6irmaer / Sernbanoe=
len berbiemme og 6e ltore @irfiom>
be6er in6enfor Sernin6uitrien bar
ben ii6lte Sis fra u6lan6et mo6toget
Me66elelie ON, at Sernpriierne er
6alet lite faa li6t. Sci begpn6te i
Mmerifa o9 England og ct mi fort
idt i Epiflano og Sberige.
Gorelebig ipnes ser imiolerti6 =
efter bba6 Der er oplpit oberfor % -
lite at bore fommen 1tgrre &bonti<
teter al set billigere Sern ber, biem,
og &risfal6ets Sn6birfen pao Sc
fer6ige &arer bar iaale6es enonu
lite funnel fo%n1tateres berbiemme.
Smt6lertio benter man BOG life, Ser
bill bengal ret lang Ei6, fgr &risfal<
oct giber fig tpoeligt til &ien6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
st nbentet @einltat.

@eo &igbenbabns Bpret bebon6le@
6es en- Gag MOB en- urg 8ige, SSennp
SSenfen, Ser tiltaltes for 8igami.
S 1913 reiite BUN til Mr1erifa %
igifteoe fig meo en- SIR, Mrel &oIm,
Der forlob benbe.
Otter @onference me6>en / Mmeri-
ia meget fienot 6airif Dberretsiagfg,
rer, 0blrnanM, gifte6e BUN Jig igien.
Iog 6enre Gang me6 en- Mmerifaner.
San forloo bett6e. imiolertio ogiaa,
Do bun negte6e at l,olebere ban fine
@enge, % mi er bun benM biem meb
ct lille Barn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31

AT wore sidst .importerede Bigger kan vi serig anbefae:
MoRGEN oG AFTENsANGE.
Ret illustreret at Carl Thomson. Pragtvark, indb. $22o. Heftet $1so.
vi har kjsbt hee Restoplaget.
MARIE SOPHIE SCHWARTZ:
AT denne yndede Forfatterindes kjendte Romaner kan s@rig frem-
BLADE AT Kv1NDERs 11v.
1ndeholdende ss Slider 2 hefede Bind. Farvetrykt 0mshg.
Salges for $1OO for begge Bind.
sKILDRINGERA F FAMnIEL1vET.
err mee pl so 8 s : Sed' f f@ise &C. 6tn @nslas' dlsammen ss1 Slider Bosen
ARBEJDETs BARN.
Lgeledes 2 Dele ct Bind, farvetrykt Omslag, ON indeholder $50
s ssss7; % ss9fer Sophie p de . ssaT's ss sn sssss for e ale d. ,s 55s1H7 7'a;s9st;s ss vel,
"Arbejdets Barn" roster i hIe dens omfang Kun IS Cents.
mod pe M Fo oae.R RSman t to Bind som indeh0lder s5s sider' er berset
"4mbresius", der SEW sEaaespdiform har vakt ale 1pseres Inter-
esee vi Tild ala x ei VIZ b Hf1 n stmsSefe ! b 99%anf'rn' h7oF dennes roman
Begge Bind koster SLIPS.
BuRDE HUN HAVE FoRrA1r HAM DErs
e sf vsnes tn0R Pris V 80 ce o% ! Kraft at den f'ntas'Hsd0m' h7oFmsd den
bet samme gjnlder
DEN GALE PAA FsIFOD,
af storer clouston' Hvert Eksmpar farvetrykt omslag, koster zoe.
DpDENs DROWNING,
at Guy Boothby. ovenud sp@ndende 2s Slider. Pris $1oe.
Den indbundne Romansene fra Aschehougs Forag hr altid fundet
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8prge Sansiens 11pe Boa


S banlig ttltalenoe l%1oltDrelie og
pao &agerups 6orlag bar 8prge
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g s.. ct faa bel6ig altio at fu1111e
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