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candidate Saw ~ihr Llohfs
When Ilanhrr nInkes An-
nounccmcni.
SURPRISE; sHOCk TOFRIENDs
Hulscy shows Class and sporlinu
hlond hy 1hrlWInn snnpnrf -
Greenwood. Who h kpnrrrlnllun
- u Relieves Strain of m Inetli-
able Warm Conirsf - Nnicfloo
Man Says . Few Things ncaard-
Ing Oruanlrnflon.

The following letter from n A.
Hulsey will BE- read with surprise.
dismay or eiaiion. exactly o. lhe
reader feels toward him:
. Waterloo. \. ~, March u. 1000.
Editor Courier.
Dear Sir-lt h with FEELINGS of
regret mingled with safisfarllon
that ! write this letter 70 ne puhlIc
ana hope you will give Il iho
necessary publicity 10 which Il 4
entitled.
foresecing the machlnailons Of n
iaciion Of the Democratic party io
which do not belong and aware. 4.
announced IN The Courier. of James
i. orccnwo0d's intention IL enter
the Held a. candidate for lhn
nomination for representative 4,
The stale legislature. for the sake n
harmony and for the good oF d.
mocracy, ! withdraw ms name A.
q candidate for such office.
To those slanch friends ~hn
worked with and for me-. nriherlna
my candidacy. ! thank them
To James L. Greenwood IN whosa
favor | am withdrawing. ana for
the beneht Of those OF my friends
who may question my motives and
also 10 show that 4 have sporting
blood m my veins. I here publicly
state that ] will do all In my power
TO support and further the noml-
nation Of Mr.. Greenwood. and 10
many friends and adherenls / here
ask them 10 do a. much FOR be
candidacy OF Mr.. Greenwood as
they had promised 10 DO for M.
! thank you. II. A. HUISEY.
T. A. Hulsey's withdrawal from
the race for representative was a
shock 10 ms many friends and sup-
pprierA But II cannUi b. said nf
Tom Hulsey that he threw a mon
keywrench IN The machinery OF The
Democrats iuegernaul Just The
reverse Ne threw Oh on the Chi
ncse invention.
Then. 10 make n slroneer.
through the Courier. he nssures
James l.. Greenwood that he is with
him. for him and VIII lhrow his
support 10 him.
That's llulsey.
To the Courier he had only oro
complaini-ihe lack Of oreanixn-
ton Of The Democratic voters OF
Luna county. And his advice was
sage.
What we need here IN Colun-
bus, IN DomiDg and In the county.
a organization. For the lack OF n
the party Is shot 20 pieces. Your
friend today knifcs you tomorrow.
What We want is One leader.
brniny dictator. n you will. who
has the happy faculty of solldlfy-
ing Democrats.
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t|III|| "||II. |||. UI.|| I||IIM.|II"I
A. 10 cr|liclllng Judge Cole. no such
Thought ever entered my mind Hul
n ne Hon. Mayor viii rtrali that n
The last election u was M WIN.
placed smother candidate IN lha
Ilnld 10 oppose Judge Cole IN IN en-
deaV0r 10 depose him.
The whole reply Of the Hon.
MAyaft "Causilc Criticism n
based on presumptions and not
facts he makes a bluiI, honinr
that ! will show my hand on sew
cral questions; then he "a ready 70
bet. But the careful thinker can
road between the lines and plainly
see that the shoe pinches- some
where.
However. ! am glad there Is one
point on which tho Hon. Mayor
agrees with. lhai OF the unbiased
distribution Of further improve
menis. J believe every word Of Il
bon. Mayor Was Sarcastic.
Referring 70 the Hon. Mayors
dcllcately conveyed dose OF sar-
casm and as n last EFFORT 10 present
a strong argument why he should
be reelected. be states that I prr
Ter hexico-or at least states that
I had 20 slaied--and would aiiempt
10 infer by that statement thai ii
was unpairioiic. etc. reply 10 this
! beg 20 state that long ago, long
before ! decided 10 remain In Co
lumbus, IN conversation with one
Of The. village trustees. IN talking
over our experience IN Mexico I did
make such statement and we
BOTH agreed. but during my stay
IN Mexico I retained my residence
In the United States. was IN Mex
ico a. thousands OF other Americana
--an American citizen represenling
American capital and az that time Il
knew OF no opportunity here that
would offer the Inducements that
would offer there under normal
conditions.
But when the Hon. Mayor SAYS
that he is glad that I have made
up my mind 10 stay here he abso-
lutely states what Is not true.
He never sought me 10 offer me a
single inducement 10 stay here, nor
10 any one else as far a. know. but
the months that I remained In Co
lumbus after leaving the u. \. scrv-
Ice ! studied out the situation alone
and made my own decision and not
through the help or encouragement
of the Hon. Mayor, and II the bust
ness that I have conducted and the
plant that I have established is
detriment or a credit 10 our village,
I leave 10 The reader 10 determine.
Lived Herr a. Long a. Hoo. Mayor.
AZ n my durufion of residcnrc. I
think ! stand Ia line with the Hon.
Mayor: In fact I think established
my family here possibly a little be-
fore the Hon. Mayor decided 10
make this his home.
In conclusion. permit me 20 say
that II | have the honor OF being
elected I will do al IN my power 10
give the people a straight business
administration: that will not ac-
cept the office and then acknOwl-
edge that Il KNOW THAT I AN
NOT FIT FOR THE POSITION"
and declare that Il WILL RESIGN
THE OFFICE II | CAN GET
SOME ONE TO TAKE TT, AND
THAT I DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE
IN COLUMBUS. THAT I HAVE IN
TERESTS ELSEWHERE THAT
BRINGS NE A SUFFICIENT IN
COME TO LIVE ON WITHOUT CO.
LUMBuS" but I will stick 10 Il 10
the end; that I am with you and
for you; that my entire interests
are here, and all | ask Is your
hearty cooperation. also thank
you. G. W. POWERS
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Monday morning a o,8o o'clock
The guests Of the Hotel Clark were
awakened by the report OF three
fhole In room. Breaking the door
down. they found Captain Wade
Doslcf, Medical Corps. u. 3. A., dead.
with hls body partially on the floor
and bed and Mrs. Maud Doslcr on
the bed with a ganlng hole In her
breast.
Dosler had been shot IN the back
and again IN tho breast.
Officers breon and Rogers were
summoned and Coroner Cole sum-
monod Jury, which adjourned
pending further evidence.
Doslers body was removed 10 the
mcrgue Al Camp Furlong and Mrs.
Maud Dosler was taken 10 the hos
piinl at the camp, where she re-
ceivcd every attention OF the doc
tors and nurses and under their
care she Is slowly rallying.
Tuesday afternoon her condition
had 90 Improved that Judge Cole
summoned Tho c0roncr's jury ond
they lourneycd 10 the hospital and
received Mrs. Doslers statement Of
The affair.
Her statement comedies with a
previous one made TO Marshal Jack
Brcen. She said:
~Captndn Dosier shot me flrsi and
! nrappled with him and secured y
hold on The revolver and shot him
IN the back and as he turned while
sim wrestling shot him In the
breast"
The coroner's jury then returned
10 Columbus and 10 Judge Coles
Office, where they returned and
signed the following non-commlt-
fal verdict. ~.
sWe. lho Undersigned. Justice II
The pcAcc nnd Jury Who sal upon
the lnqucN this the 9th day oi
Marrh, 1920, on the body Of Captain
Wade Dnstrr, found IN Precinct
No. 5 Of The county Of Luna. nnd
that the deceased came 10 hls death
on March 3. 1923, BY reason OF two
wounds, Que IN the back and onc IN
the breast inflicted with a 38-eall-
her revolver IN the hands OF his
wife, Mrs Maud Dosirr."
The coroner's jury was composed
OF. W. r. Sands. foreman; =. O.
johnson. A. d. Carter. Frank Wal
lace, Nick Pappas ana N. Z. Tar
water.
The tragedy which had Ne cul-
mlnation In the death OF Dosier
and the near death Of his wife re-
verls back 10 the little town Of
Coldwalcr, Kans- IN 1910.
Pretty Maud Musgrove met and
fell In love with Wade Dosier, ihs
dehonair doctor OF the town. and
met and had an affair with Lulu
ncckley.
Transferred 20 Columbus.
Eventually Captain Dosler was
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after hflnf courilhIo they were
married According 10 al ne
stories tho doctor had previously
Ifansierfcd 70 Camp FurIonF. The
coplaIns reputation NJ surgeon
end physician here was Of The bcsi
ind personally he was a llkesh|8
man sind made many friends around
the Hotel Clark bnd Powers drug
store
II " alleged that one day some
time ago Nfs. rosler accidentally
opened a letter IN NE captains
mail which was NOT Intended for
her oyea. II was signed Ld's nook-
Icy Heated arguments followed
lawyers were consulted, relatives
came 10 Columbus and their domes-
lIr troubles apparently were SET
lied when al Of tho parties con-
ccrncd entered into legal sepafn-
lion" whereby Maud Nuegrort Dos
Ter and The captain would separate
upon payment Of go monthly 10
Mrs. Dosier, who Immediately lefl
The city.
whllr The couple lived together
Ia Columbus they quarfuled con-
iinnaiIy and u u alleged hy occu-
pants Of TIE houses where The cou-
pie resided that the captains hru-
lalliy was such uai other roomers
objected
Just two days after Mrs. Dosler
left the city a woman registered Al
the Hotel Clark ~ Lula Beckley.
This woman ls the third party tc
the eternal triangle"
A. soon a. Il was noised around
the holel that she was the woman
IN the case, the army authorities,
already suspicious. lnlerfered with
The alleged plans Of posier aud
placed him under arrest and he was
confined IN Camp Furlong for some
time.
Was Told 10 ~Beui IL
Lula Bccklcy sat around Tho ho-
tel office until a friend Of Dosicr's
told her the captain was under ar
rest and for her 10 beat ~" a. she
would probably be arrested also.
She hosilated, pleading lack Of
funds. She was handed el5 and
placed upon the o'clock train In
the morning and landed In II paso.
II "a said she az once secured a
situation az a waitress IN q res
iaurant on ~ paso street. but 90
far she has not been apprehcndod.
Sunday night numerous people
from Columbus who had spent the
weekend IN NJ pnso recognized
Mrs. Dostcr al the depot. She took
The o'clock train for this city and
wus extremely nervous and iidgety
All ne WY 70 coIunnus. She aoi
oT lho lrAin here. met nDsler and
registered a he Hotel CLARK. Oc-
cupanls Of other rooms say the cou.
pie qunrrcled al night.
Il ls claimed by the officers thai
Captain Doster purchased a new
automatic revolver last Saturday
night and requested permission Of
Colonel Hanson for q furlough "a
visit " paso over sunday. The
colonel refused permission. Dosler
reiterated time and again 10 Col
onel Hanson that he DID MOI
KNOW where Lula Deckley WAS
although he was receiving mail
from her EVERY DAY through q
third party, as can easily be
proven.
Colonel Hanson said that what he
did or had known about Doster was
bad enough. but IF he had known
how actual conditions were he
would have had him discharged
from the service.
The officers and their families al
Camp Furlong are chagrined over
the disclosures that are rapidly be-
ing made and feel keenly the dis
Brnce OF the affair and heartily wish
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Ior llIe nafaIr ami t|h|t. ~ Ih1|
army officer Of pre- var ts4s'
Lula IIrl&|liN f'0|>.
a was engaged q capi wade
Do1fer"
Thus Nrs Lu|n a,ekl>y. a t1n,l,
young gIri nQH '|tIh6 n ~ r1.1
threw morc mystery lni0 TIA H||i.
ING Of 'hc nfmf officer r1r|y Non
daf mnrnInF. It uaman Htt|
claimed % he NJ. wife. Nra Heck
ley said CHS IN signed statement
and not only added mystery bot .eI
many new tongues 70 wnn0|nf over
ono Of tno m0s1 sensational shNo|
Inc cases ihe fou'hwesl ever ha.|
known.
a note written hy Mrs Doslcr|
before |hc shooting " IN nossess|o||
ol Justice 7. J. Cole here. Ne 70
fused 70 make ils contents public
until the case Gonna before court
Says Do<icF Not llnrried.
According 70 a signed statement
made In u .raso Tuesday nIEtL
Mrs.. bcckloy allcfos that lhe W.
man who shot Capt po.ihf and li.lh
turned the weapon on hcraelf was
NOT married 10 the army 0fncor. ln|
her statement Mrs. neckley declares.
she was engaged 10 marry Capt
Dosicr aud was % Do 80 as soon al
he could obtain discharge from fhs|
service and rid himself Of the|
"other woman" whose maiden name
Ia Naudc Muafroyc. but who mar
ricd Coldweior. Kansas. man
named Harry Connold. Mra Beck
ley says the 'olhcr woman OBJ
tanned n divorce from canfleid ln|
Phoenix. Arizona. last August.
where Capt Doster praclicod med
lclne before entering the army. Rel
was The son OF Judge Prank Doe.
Ter, former chief justice Of the Kan
sas supreme court, who now resides
In Pasadena. California.
The statement follows;
= waa eneaecd To- Capt Wade
Dosler. he asked mo first 10 mar
~ him In September. 1918 We
would have been married ns soon
as he could have obtained hls dis
charge from the army and got rid
Of the woman with whom he lived.
"Her maiden name was Maude
husgrOvc. She had been married
10 Harry Garfield. OF Coldwaler,
Kansas. She obtained a divorce
from Mr.. canncld IA Phoenix, Ari-
zonn, late last August. With the d.
vorce che was 70 resume her mai
den name.
"Msnde Musurovc never Was
married 90 Capt Doster. In
letters 70 me ne repeatedly
told me- This iari. I,relinef n, !.
marry him until he'iih linisclf
Of hcF.
~ThIs he promised % 10 as soon
IS he could sci out Of the army.
BE did not wish 10 create q scan
dal while he was IN the army.
"llis letters. dozens Of them. 10
me were filled with loving terms.
We discussed his prcdicameni
freely. NE had two children by his
nrst wife. who died IN Coldwatcr
In February. 1911. he wanted me
10 mother them and take care Of
them.
Father Helped Raise Money.
Capt. Doster told me he had been
forced 10 give Maudc 1880 TO leave
him. Ne said they had signed an
agreement 10 this effect Ny IN
derstnnding was Capt Doster paid
her In a lump sum and the balance
was 10 he paid NJ the rate OF sda a
month 10 $40 a month on condition
Mande would mol see Capt Doster
for q year.
"Maudo threatened the life Of
Capt. D0stcr several times. Ne had
Continued in supplementl
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g VOTERS OF LUNA COUNTY Ii

candidate for Luna lido believing fitted
ghef
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heplying % the Hon. Mayors
IAUsTTc CRITICISM" Of my
statement IN a recent issue. still
maintain that the city " IN On TN
sanitary condition. and IN doing ~
! am not knocking the clly-hut "
there is any knock let u be al
hose responsible for II. There has
never been an inspection Of toilets,
ouihouses, ETC. since the general
clean up was made by the late Jack
London and Mr., l.. n. Carl. Since
that lime The sanitary board hns
apparently gone out of existence.
That the town was clean when
the present administration took
over The affairs is false. for AZ that
time ] was IN a position 10 know
Of such conditions. and II was
through The demands OF the mill
tary authorities thai the general
clean up was made.
There was ONE biz demonslra-
ton and there u ended from that
day 10 this.
Was q Firrmnn Himself
Referring 70 the "ilre plugs" (sl
and ilre fighting equipment, still
maintain that the entire OUTFIT was
an unwarranled and useless ex-
pensc 10 the city and that the pur-
chase Of same because u was
cheap is about a. limsy an ex-
cuse as the Hon. Mayor could pre-
sent.
The plugs are NOT standard
and rs for standard" hose. tina; de
pends entirely upon conditions
In this particular respect I claim
70 have had moro experience thar
The Hon. MayoF. ns have the honor
Of being an Exempt Volunteer FIRE.
man after Ave years service with
the Volunteer Fire Department ol
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Further. had no comment d
make about The "streols" proper
but did refer 10 the condition ol
same and do not believe they should
be used as a dumping ground for
rubbish and trash.
Did Not Reflect on Cole.
There was no reference made NJ
10 the ability Of Engineer Bloch on
Judge Cole. and believe I am IN a
better position 10 Judge the qualiil-
cations Of these gentlemen than the
Hon. Mayor. and while he would at
tempt TO impress upon the minds
Of ihe voters ~ Columbus that
was criiicizing these officials th'
Hon. Mayor has sidetracked m,
main issue and used entirely ~,
much presumption"
In referring 10 a competent en-
ginecr there was absolutely moth.
Ing mentioned or intimaled ~ I,
the capabilily Of Mr.. Bloch, and il
this respect Mr.. Bloch and myself
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uth eGveiH ebsGda land features Community ySrkeAm
npTmM Io nd ky hm
bis enaeendd respectfully nGhyon influence and
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roads movement inaugurated in the county to Sc
all state and federal aid possible and will give my
personal attention to the wise and efficient expenditure
of the funds so secured
Third, believe in and will support the furtherance
of our combined County Hospital and County Home.
believing this to be only necessary institution but
worthy of the support of every citizen in the county
Of the Luna County Community Service Assoeiasihn
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CAPT. D0STER KILLED
BY MAuDE MUSGROVE
At HOTEL CLARK


sNifr" Tells Coroncr's 1ulg Wadc
nnsicr Shot Hor Flfri ard while
WrtsI||nn ipr HtsGf.aIon 81 Gun
H|Ic Shot Him TuItes Judge Col1
Said % Hnid rhclH 20 The A1alr
IN Bunch ~ discriminating Lel-
icrs' Lu'n hcchlry Hes Own sioiy
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CANDIDATE POWERs
TAKES ISSUE WITH
THE HON. MAYOR
-ransiie CfIllelths Evidently Net.
lied nrnnala who Comes
nsck strung.


'ass Mayor blair Didn't Make Any
lnnucrnfcnis Tor Him % urunin
~ Columhus; Gives Expert 0pln-
lon on firr iinse; 0uesilons sani-
taFy Condition Of City; Asserts
~ = Not . Oulticr and That Ills
hnsidcncc y Columbus
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First, pledge my support to the best OF my ability
to the growing requirements of the Luna County Farm
and Livestock Bureau and county agent work. and the
flntherance of permanent Luna County Fair organiza-
ton, believing these institutions to be the best known
agencies to put Luna County the map and develop
its agricultural and stock raising industries.
Second believe in and will support the good
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

ten 6lGif, Smsr, sgg eller Melf.
6iltcmelct inoeboloer. en- flor 9el
Ollie, ser bor %betp6elig Martngsper=
|oi, men ingen @ipontngsperoi. &eo
at orperoe Melet til 0prefooer lite
cctfor at ipreoe oct iom @iponing to-
Der. 6armeren iaa 9oot iom intet /
@iponingspGr0ien, meoeus til famine
'Si6 Melets f1,loe gferingsper6i toni
mer til Mnpen0elie, iaaleoes 1T ban
faar 0obbelt l1obptte al Melet.
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9e fal6ne.

Sen ameritanfe &egiering bar
.trl1ffet Mftale meo Sen frantic &egie<
ring ON @iem1enoelie al 2igene al De
fra &acine / &rigen fal6ne @ol6ater.
Haa Bitten er %felgen6e 6anife Nabne:
Clarence q. Mn6erienL emanuel Mn=
6erien, @erbert Gbriitenien, 5rits ..
Gbriitenien, @illiam Gbrtitopberien,
Mlfre6 g. @isman, Corp g. Ser,
monien, @artin @olmes, 8eter 6.
|Sacobien, @orl q. Senien, CHARLES
IS. Sobnien, Sobn 6. Sobnien, Mnor
80. 2anee, @eorg g. @iller, Clarence
$. Memmart, Suns 81. @ielien, Mre]
S. Slien Muguit @eterien, @arrp 8
Beterien, 8billip Neterfen, @barlez
smitb, &ennetb 6. 5mitb og Cine,
3. Sereni en.
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9e6sfal0.

&%lllgros1erer Sans 81. 2nno afgit
|lioite l1ge beo 9poen efter lengere
|Si6s SDgeleie / en- Ml6er al g. Mar.
Otter at babe beret / S%orretning /
|@sbjerg, 9anmorf, bpor Ei0ernes
l1gunit Dor bam tmoo> iatte 2un6
&urien moo Mmerifa % tom BERTH
Chicago iom en- Mano / MODEM Mloer
og me6 en- flor 5amilie iful6e begpnoe,
laa at 1ige me6 to tomme 99n6er.
|6ra en- ganife beifeoen 8egpn6elfe
|iom &l1lbonoler bop6e ban mi ibun=
get Zig op til at bltpe en- al Nor6be1t It.
iii6ens iterite 6orban6lere al &ul mes
en- &effe al Mutdtrucfs , eget Si6e=
|ipor, Dor6s oip., bbtlfet man @itges at
bore en- im1f @efor6 felb for en- i1a
foretagiom Mano> iom afopoe 2un6
bar.
8egrabelie len foregif Girsoags fra
set im11ffe &iem 2155 Cation Street,
UNDER gregier 6rimurerloges Muipi=
cier til @lmmoob &irfegaar6. 6or=
u6en at bore en- bgititaaen6e Srimu,
rer bar Mf6e6e Me6lem al .Dmni1,
iom ligeleoes bar mutt reprnienteret
lbe6 Sor6ef9roen.
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uLDPR1SERNE Err A

Hvorfor s@lge Deres Uld til 35c ell
Ter mindre for kontant, naar De kan
faa Csc til $1.O5 pr. Id. for Deres Uld.
vi udfprer Arbejde efter Bestilling.
Send Deres Uld til os og faa Diet byt-
tet for Garn, Quilt Batting, Uldtap-
per, Acknowledgment, Flonel, Macki-
nav Trpjer, Suiting, M;ends og Dren-
ges Benklpder, Shawler, M;ends Skor-
ter Og Strpmper.
Vor Forretning er at lave tilfreds-
stillende Uldvarer for dem, der a%ler
Uld. Hvorfor betale hpje Priser for
Deres Observation-Disclosures, naar De
kan faa bedre Kvalitet Heluld til la
we're Priser. Skriv efter vor Prove
katalog. St. Cloud Wooden Mills Co.,
st. Cloud, MINI.
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Jranfriss ifjenmeite 8piube.

6rantrigs ifienneite &pinoe er
Welle. Mgnes Souret; bun ct bleben
|5eirberre / en- 5fipnbe6sfonfurrence,
bpori Yortlerne 6eltog / @l1noreo=
t%uiin6bis.
Ssrsfen Sollret CT finn 18 Mar CANT
mel, fpot / 8aDon11e og bolat / 8iar=
rit5.
&onfurrencen fore9it paa Sen Mua=
|6e, at 6e fonflrrerenoe u11ge 9a1ner
fgrit melote Jig bos Ell / famine Nn=
leoning neoiat Surp / &aris. 8lar1ot
ca. 1000 Mnmel6te u6palgte Surpen
40, iom oerefter / iamtlige &ariS'
8iografteatre pr9i entere6es paa oct
bpioe 2erreo for Sffertligbeoen, ser
ifrl6e feloe Sen en6eltge 9om.
&ei ultatet bleb, at Mlle. @ouret
ieireoe meo oberb9loen6e Maioritet
- bum fit ialt 1884 5temmer
= og iom 6plge 6eraf proflamere6es
bun iom S%ranfrtgs ffienneite &pin6e.
Mermeit ben6e / Stemmetol TOM
Mlle. 2ucienne Bernard, foot / Cor
raine og boiat &aris. Sum apnoaeoe
oct heller life ubetpoelige Gtemmetal
at 66,919 Stemmer.
Set bpr maalfe tilfpies, at Sen
,l@fignbe6sfonfurrence, bport 6rgfen
@ouret biemfdrte fprite 8ris, bar ar.
rangeret al Bariierbla6et zee Sour.
nal". @n alborligere &ollega "2e
Semps" er ugalant not til at 6rDppe
en- @m1le Malurt / BEN unge 9a1nes
@lebesbeger. Sen paapeger- nemlig
at lite alle 6ranfrigs >unge 9ame1
oeltog / &onfurrencerL og at 6e1
moaife ct eller an6et 5te6 / @ige1
oslger fig en- blp SGenbe6> iom ma1'
ffe bab6e fortient @eirspalmen. 9es.
Sen uotaler "2e Eemps" fine &pibl
ON 9ommernes &ompetence, men
bbier fig oog i1utteltg for 6en almin.
beige @algrets Dperbeibe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

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