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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
CAMPBELLS MILLS

Mir and Mrs. H. Nj. willcox visited Mir. and Mrs. Edward Pratt at PIainfieid re- gently.
 Miss Frances Roode, teacher of the Ekonk school. spent last Friday in Miss Tanners school at the Wylie district.
 Thomas Brown and family recently wis., ited relatives in Willimantic.
 Miss Margaret Tanner, with the teach CTS of Voluntown Center school, attended the teachers institute at Uncasville on Tuesday.
 On account of illness, Charles Tanner has returned from the Ingalls, lumber lot at Gardner Lake, where he has been em- ployed.
 Several local residents attended an oyster supper at the chapel at Voluntown Tuesday evening
 Mrs. Benjamin Hall has been visiting for q few days with relatives at Nor. wich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
JAPAN's AIzs fs NAVY
 CAPABLE FOR DEFKNsE

Aboard Steamship Eashina Maru, Oct. 24.-(Dy Radio to The A. P.)-The basis of J2pap's pr3-a1rne at the washington conference on tle limitation of arma- ments and Far Eastern questions will be desire to nra 'ntatn a defensive navy large enough to cope with any naval force tha- any othar nation would be capable CT sending into the Far East. according to information given today to The Associated Press representative aboard th.s ship, which is carrying the chiefs Of s6e Japanese delegation to the United States.
 . The imprs zsion Is given that Japan will not ur---=e 1ho d.zmantling of the American l etI1us !n the Pacific.
 Japan app -.u--. does not believe that America c7I1 1ez1a r her entire navy to the Far Eas- on account of the dis tance and he lack or sufficient lylarge bases. But if -Ausrjaaa naval bases are en-arged and Great Eri.aia's bases are expended JcCau's minimum l. is tnti- mated, uult be. arranged accordingly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

E,sia'z skipper. "Ths larger boat won. l dou't say lie best boat won. because tho E.sia F. -cod as the Bluenose ts. oliy she's ie-e
 The Boston schooner. Mayhower. bar red frcr tha rLt 70 coaiend for the trophy 5r tis race committee, made an unannou1ccd ana .Gpe-tacE,ar eatrsnes into th. race today. She sailed along be- bind tl- v1asa- rer a ena- and approached 10 be maLl-g 1n r.ee-lp. at overtakinE them but feL l wllh heavy seas and dropped sa- 5ehind
 skipozr Waters was asked by Skipper Weica after rl, race if he would con- slider m,eti-g o- the Bluenese and the May1oN r. Walters replied In the aff!r-ua-.-e sal sa3 he thought New Bedford womb be a good place to hold the contest The query was ale jocular.y but Ws-t5-s speaking seriously. said he would 5e zfE-s t0 meet the Nay flower frr 1- ra1 stake.
 'IJ would 1a. he sport like the races jus. e-i=-a5- but g. would be business" he said.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

feet, with two wings, 1zx15 feet The exterior will be stuccoed on metal lath. There will be two apartments on each noor. Of six rooms each, making four apartments All modern improvements, such as electric wiring. interio- phones, tiled baths, and steam heat are provided. The owner, whose name is not divuiged,
 is now receiving estimates.
 Contractors have started work on a store and apartment block at s6s Wil- Hams street, for Samuel Freeman, 32 frame structure, 46 feet on Williams street by 50 on Bayonet street. There
 will be two stores on the first floor. with plate glass fronts and two apartments of
 six rooms and bath on the second. The
 exterior of the first story will be finished
 In stucco and the second with shingles.
 There will be steam heat and all modern
 improvements, to cost s5,00o. Frank Kaplan, Hartford, has started work on four cottages for Cohen, Kaplan & Cartin on Park avenue. They will be Of frame construction, 24xSS feet, built on
 piers and will contain seven rooms and improvements, to cost $4,oo0. A Meriden builder has been awarded the contract to build a cottage dormitory at the Connecticut College for Women.
 made possible through a gift of $2O,0oe from Mrs. c. G. R. Vinal of Middletown.
 The plans for the dormitory are by a i New Britain architect.
 Building Permits N. Cont, brick addition, rear 7s7 Banl ! street. Cost $1,500.
 Emil Seifert, hollow tile garage, Sta, street. Cost s200
 Salvation Army, remodel store front 43 Main street. Cost $1,00o. ] Mary Phillips, frame garage, 17 Wisht. | man street. Cost 300.
 ] Samuel Freeman, store and apartment
 building, 3sS Williams street. Cost 5000 1 Iman Elionsky, frame cottage, Alewitt l avenue. Cost S2,000.
 George Greenberger frame cottage Terrace Boulevard. Cost s4,ooo.
 NJ. E. & P. H. Holmes, frame addition Nameaug avenue, Cost $500. Total number of permits issued fnr tht week. II; estimated cost of buildings 1 s17,05o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
REAL ESTATE SALES
 AND MORTGAGE IoANa

In Norwich during the past week there were 13 sales of real estate as compared to l6 for the same week year ago. The mortgage loans were s57,302 for the past week as compared to s14.7s0 year ago.
 The real estate sales in New London for the past week numbered as against 16 for the corresponding week last year. The mortgage loans were s26.200 and 2,300 for the respective weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
WESTERLY

It Is planned to have a new bank in this city at Pawcatuck which will be known as the Pawcatuck Bank and Trust Co. While a definite site has not been selected, the place owned by Mary Rog- CTS on West Broad street, is considered suitable. due to it's central location.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
It, a Grand old Remedy

You can't keep strong and well with out sleep. Whether your rest is broken by a painful hacking cough, or just an annoying ticking in the throat, the system K, D. Drake, Childs, Md, writes: After an attack of the 'hu' was left with q severe cough. Nothing relieved me til used Foley's Honey and Tar. which l tated membranes with c healing and soothing coating, loosens phlegm and clears air passages. The Lee osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
JOHN BOYD DUNLOP, INvESToB
 ot FSEC1fAT1C. TIRE, DEAD

Dublin. Oct 2+-CBy The A. P.)- John Boyd Dun.o1. known as the in- vento7 of the uI1umatic tire, died here today He was si years old. His in- ventien, frs introduced iE lSs, resulted in the p7pa.@--zi1E of bicycling and was a fore TuI1er to l@sssa1er automob;i- ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
Winter Coatings

AT S3.5o-coIored Coatings, regular
 price S4.50. AT S6.50-Seal Plush, regular price
 $500. AT S7.50-Colored Coatings, regular
 price S9.50. AT S950-Lambtex, very stylish,
 regular price S10.5o. AT S9.5o-5lack Persian Astraehan,
 regular price S12.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
NEW LONDON

Architects have prepared plans, which are now out for figures, for double house to be erected on Montauk avenue. It will be of frame construction, 46x42
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
FAYOEABLE EErCET OS SG-I-Sa--o-5 O. WALTERS
,a-a,-.l U -. Rn,,stln.l }

Nsshatcu Cc- 1.-The senate ia. dicisry conn -tt=s tolay made avorable report oa Hco2lhation Of Jacob Walters for '. S. r.a-l of Connecticut. Con- hrm7tio8 eznEcl.a within 8 week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
Some Fall Opening Special Values OUR MEMS STORE.
Everything In Mems Wear-Out6tters to Man and Bo, Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Underwear,
 Hosiery, Etc.
Mems S3.5O Union Suits, at S2.OO

IVEGM 30sJV OEAEOAI OAAGS3 ck VA'VV Men heavyweight Cotton and Wool Mixed Union Suits Cooper make also few lightweight SutsSpecia price S2.0O suit regular value $3.50
 Fall-weght ''Munsing' Union Suits, in full range of sizes-Fa Opening Price $1.50 suit. Just so boxes of Mems Black Hosiery, sizes 91 to IT, the famous Tar HeeP brand at $15O box of 12 pairs Mens Flannel Night Shirts excellent quality, in full range of sizas--Fa Opening Price 98c-Better grades al $l .39 ard $1.69.
 Msns Flannel Shirts, in brown, gray and navy-these are regular $2.50 value-Fal Opening Price $198-Also better grade, at $2.39, regular price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
PRINTING
LEGAL NOTCH
NOTICE
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. The legal voters of the Town of Co., clai Town Meeting at Ysomans Hall. Co., iunbia. on Saturday, Oct. 2Sth, 1921 al } o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur- pose of hearing the report of the Select men in regard to cost of platform scales, and to take any action advisable as to purchase, location and care os the same {; also to consider proposition to heat Yeomans Hali.
 H. B. HUTCHINs,-
 C. L. ROBINSON,
 E. l. COBB,
 SeIectmen. celunbia, Conn. Oct. 22d, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25
DANCING

\. n. LEVY, dancing instructor. odd Fellows hall, Norwich. Phone 1896 or 4ol. Private lessons given daily. Evening class Monday and Thursday, 8 p. m Begin nov. sepzld.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

Winsted.-l.r. and MITE. F. N Piurns celebrated their 59th wedding annivas- sary last v aek.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-24
DIDN'T BLAME KIMON0
 FOR NOT BEHAVING

roNOIULr. Dee. -} I iu.t can't make my hmouo brhav.' s Dh, latest at Waltli
 After the Hawaiian Loislatwo passed the now famous "lathing suit liu" at it's last session. making t mt~1om"anor for persons nttircd for the beach to appear upon the public highway unless clad also in am over garment "eNtcuding below the knees" the residents of the beach di$trict rosigucdly Obcyrd the new mandate. Then one day somebody forgot and wnIl;rd to the beach clad only in a bathing suit. No arrest followed The news spread and others tried it. Still no arrests
 Then aquatic Honolulu said. in ef- feet. "Wrm obey the law in letter. but not in spirit" and proceeded to s'~pM from home to the bench with the required overgarmcnt on but mhuttoncd and fluttering light ly about in the breeze,
 But it was too good to last Some body with au ovcr-dcycIoped con science went to police hcadouarters and reported conditions. calling at tention 10 the fact that charms partially revealed" are the most al- turing Nh officer was sent to inves- tiratc and reported that it was true, all of it He was sent back with in etructious to do his duty and the first offender To cross his beat was r'' candidate for a S"uoott feature >rl tNf. va. hor r.nlr ~ his warn ing.
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 Also ca~n.t swncn"rs of tho newest ..un T1nsa make -nryicnahln ard economical presents 14-4t.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-24
WORLD FAMOUS El}GEHEERS ID
 DEVEI E0E.T'
BRAINS OF SEVEN NATIONS WITH LARGE SHIP PING INTERESTS GATHER AT SHANGHAI TO MAKE PLANS
CITY % EiILES FROM SEA
Limit of Draft in Present Harbor on Whangpoo River Is Twenty-eight to Thirty Feet, Which Will Be lnsuf- ficient in Future

SHANGHAI, Dee. World fG- nous engineers. representing the best engineering brains of the seven coun- tries having the largest shipping in terests in th" Orient. are here in con ference to evolve final plan 10 de yclop the greatest port in the Far East in Shanghai. one of the foremost world ports. at cost of several million dol lars.
 For upward ot d decade the Whang- poo Corsnryancy Board has been m. king urycys and close judy of all opdu:ona concerning the port. the r"r~ r.lchc. of tNn Whaugroo and Tho ,.u.~ af rh" Yan9tzn The pre- luuar. ..,h ur Uni board ta being r.''.' .' ,, ... N'....ur "n"inn'r' .no u.U m.'. fu. r.,n.t mn rn. ..n'".s .s future h.r.- d...l
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-24

Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-24
GENERAL COETHALS MISSED

No little regret has been expressed that General George w. Gocthals, who won world distinction because of his engineering fcats in the building of the Panama Canal could not be a member of the Board of Consulting Engineers, but this is tempered by the fact that Major General Black has consented to act
 The investigation of the engineers includes q technical-economical con sideration of all the technical accom- modation and terminal Cwharf, pier and cargo handlngD facilities of Shanghai
 Located twenty miles from the sea. on the Whangpoo River. very much in the position of London on the Thames, and with the approaches to and limit of draft in the harbor at present 2S to 30 feet. Shanghai must make immediate provisoins for a har- bor of the future Unless the harbor is developed and accommodations made for the big Pacific Ocean ships which will be built during the next fifty years. with their probable maxi mum draft in view. cargo must be docked at Japanese port and re- shipped to Shanghai. or lightered up the WhanTpoo to Shanghai from the sea.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
&rmpp / Gbili.

Set forlD6er, at &rupp=Spn6ifatet
of sen cbileniilfe 9iegering er n1e66elt
en- &onceslion paa 100000 Mcres
rtgt 5foblan6 / Brobinlen Sban=
q11tbne i1no6, at set Ser / 2an6et op=
retter sen itprIte @taal= og Mmmu11iz
ttonsfabrif 5D6amerifa. &onces:
iionen er en- al oe ber6ifuIoeite, ion1
nogeniin6e er gibet af 6en ebileniiife
@egering. 2an6ltrefningen er be1ig:
aen6e @bilis rigeite @fob6iitrift, oQ
/ &oncesiionen n1e6feleer fri @iitri'
buering al @an6 for Srrigation oq
erfluiipe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Eil @engel6 forpligter 8ruppS
fig til itrafs at paabegpn6e 0pfprel:
len al fenrpemasiige Masobne oe
@taalfabrifer til Tilpifrning at alt
flags Maifinerl, iom trenees / @b1li
og 8pgning at 9anpiftbe.
2igelebes ifal 6er opfgres Ell ip91
@aaben= % Mnrnunitionsfabrif til
Gilbirfning af &aaben og Mmmuni
ton for ben cbileniiife Mrn1e; null
gems ogiaa for on6re af be ip6ameri
fa1rife @epubliters Mrneer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
@isconiins u@elen Seller.

@1t6el @leber fra 5totens @linoe=
lfole Sanesbtlle aflaq6e forle6en ct
8ei9g / Maoiion for at bite Sc ser
foriamle6e 2oDgibere> bba6 Sc hapDe
l9rt paa 5fo1en og blon6t 6isle Gle
Der ct fl1n0et en- M u@elen Seller" /.
SSilletta &ng9ins, 16 9lor gamn1el og
Gie@nrnebprenoe Gbippelro Sails, er
ful0itrn6ig 6po iaapel ion Blind, og
Dog fan bun meget burtigt fgre en-
@amtale iarnt a61fille 6arber. SUN
beb9ber fife at 1egge fine Singre poo
en @erions 2eber for at bi6es bpa6
ban flyer men be6 at 1egge &oanoen
bborlombe1it paa &obe6et fan bun
paa en- nelten obermenneifelig Moo6e
tD6e bbert 0r6, ser u6tales. &en6es
@bne til at a6lfille Sarper er ganlfe
uforltaaelig. @e6 at fere @ienltan=
Sen til fin 9egie tan BUN afgiere bba6
oens 6arbe er, set bore fig Eeier e1=
ler boa6iombelit an6et. Pigen bar
beret total blind og 6eb fun ct Mors
Sis, og 6et merfelige er, at bun ipr
bum berpbeoes 6is1e @aniers 8rug
aniaoS for at bore Tgb og Tibet lore
ITEM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
6sitarbei6ernes 2p1t.

Sra Gopefa> Sans, berettes, at Ell
,bctp6elig @e6uftion / 2ennen for
Spltarbei0ere ser / @tate,t bleD a11be=
falet paa @tatens 2anbbrugsfonunts=
fions regulere @partalsn1p6e. @en=
notwithstanding par forrige @ar
1925 pr. Sag.
@enneminitslenne1t for i glar pil
blibe l1Rrmere beite1nt paa ct ienere
Msoe Ser bleb al aamnrisiions'i
'be6toget en- @enDenoelie til Sernbn=
11erl1e ON en- Mo6eration / 8iHetpri>
ferne for ar1fomrnen6e &gitarbei6ere.
* -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06

i Stlls6a1e, 9regon. Ml1e Soloa=
tcrne ian1t u&ontraftarbei0eren 81
Ter Sobanien (oer bperfen baboe &oa=
traft eller 2gfte ON Mrbei6e) blep
len6t biern me0 v6re6erif S6e" i
Sre6ags. -Saa hi er leg igen Sen
enelte 0anite Gange paa ellis :SSSslan6,
bpa6 Ser 10 er nin0re morionnt. S Sc
ii0ite Tiger bar ieg 10 bleDet iaa for=
bent n1e6 at bape en- mpngoe -gen1pt=
lige l1nge 0anife til at 0ele Sfebl1e
mes. M}en forbaabentligt faar San=
genlfabet bel ugiaa en- @n0e for nit
@e6fom1nen6e in6en ret le1ge.
Set er tnerfeligt, at ieg 1ta6ig life
fommer til 2egeefterlDr1, 0a Set mi
er otte Sage it6en min Onfel fif 6en
@eife6 baa6e fra lin gongrelsman6
% lin Senator - 1l1e11 Ser er 6es=
berre iaa 1ne9et 1nerfeligt fer, og
Set eneite leg fan gpre er 10 at tage
Ben me6 Mo, til 6e engang blioer fehc
af at bol6e mig in6eiperret fer. 0ten
leg ipnes unegtelig, at set mart tan
bere NOT - 6& ct mi 38 0nge iioen
ies TOM bertil. Seq finder set ufor=
iparltgt 1ne6 BEN ien6regtige @fspe=
oition al os sS1nmigranter, iier naar
man ifal lebe UNDER 6orbol6 lom 6e,
ser efsilterer ber paa ellis SSSs1on6.
Sibite 5omn1er arbei6e6e ieg paa 6et
iterlte @tatsfengiel biemme / 9an=
mart og bap6e iaale6es 2eiligbeo til
at 1tu6ere 2ibet lumber 2oas og Git
ter" men set maa ieg erligt lige, at
2ibet Gugtbuiet bar nogle @ange
be6re emo bette Der. Sangerne Ser
bie1n1te leber Dog iom Menneifer og
bliper beban6let iom Menneifer, set
ggr man life ber, Set n1in6lte life
naar man Ter paa set n1e6 oanlfe
9ine. Men forboabe1tt1ig faar ieg
Mmerifa at ie ira en- be6re Si0e> fpr
0e mo6tager bette.
Poltl Yeterien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
8rcp fra ellis SSslanb.

Boul @eterien fra @benoborg, Ser
bar beret boI6t ti1baee paa ellis
Sslano fi6en oen IT,. Marts, for0i
ban bab6e faaet en- 8plo i 9ret un-
6erbeis - og iom of ben @run6 6lep
6en1t til at 6eporteres - ifriper' til
|os:
8lot en- lille &ilien fra ellis
sSslan6. Ser gaar alt beo oct ganle
io,e leg neite11 inart fan fal6e set,
set bill itge 1ne6 &enipn til mig ie1p.
|Sfgrtt ser blep teIegraferet fra @afb-
ington til min Dnfel, at leg iful6e
otter itilles for 2egen % bil6e blbe
1at fri, bpis 2eger flyer, at leg er
raft, iaa er Ser e1onu intet blebet
giort min Sag. Otto 8eit fra
@nen6borg blep lat fri igaar % rel.
ite bioere til fin Onfel Sans Melien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
9en iture nDe traablpic Seleeraf=
itatipn.

Gol ltbelenets lt9rre rDe tron0lple
Gelearafitotion I @aibington blep
aabnet ii6lte l1ge Sberbnrelie al
&oltn1aiter General @qps og 2a>16=
brrtgszSefreter @allace. 8oltbele=
net bar on6re 1tore ~Na6io" Gtatip=
ner On1aba, 9ieb., ct. 2oui5, Wfo.,
og 8ellefonte> Ha., og minore Statio=
tier pau mango an0re Ste0er. Oisie
Stationer er lta6ig SorbinOelie me0
enbper al Foitens 5lppelnalfiner, Ser
alle er forIpne6e me0 trao0lele Sele=
Qrafapparater. Set CT 0eeningen
mart at anbringe trao0lple &elef foner
/ TlDbemalfinerne og Stationerne, iaa
at 8oltflpoerne fan bere itaoig Sor-
bin6elie 11teo Oen nGrmelte Station
me6ens 6e flDber benober 2an6et.
Disle &aoio @tationer pil for
6rer1ti6e,1 tilIige blibe be11Dttet al
2an6brugs6eparteme11tet, ser paa en-
betenh Sis bber Sag pr. Graaolps
oil u6ien6e Dagens @riier paa 2an0=
pro6ufter, @eiripoaoont1ne for Sen
neite Sag og an6re Me66eleller al
S1neresie for 2an6men6e1te. Sra
Stationen @aibington ien6es Meo=
6elell lerne u6 ober belle 2anoet, bbor
Sc bi1 b1ibe opfanget at 6e itore &aoio
'Stationer, Der 6erefter bil ge11tage
Sem, iaa at alle 6e mango tl1lin6er
Idf &a0ioar1aterer fan Dpre Me60e=
1elierne paa 6e inaa Mpparater DC bar
Il @ien11net> og gpre 6en befen0t 0e=
reg geabo1ag. GnbDer Sarner, Der
bill iperoere $3.50 Dollars pau 9(n=
bri1gelien al ct traao1plt Mpparat paa
fin 5arrn - % iom bil lere at be-
11ptte Set eller faa en- al &grne1le til
at 1ere 6enne life ret Danlfelige &unlt
- pil iaale0es for Sre1nti0en funne
ii66e / ltn egen Stue og til cit belte1nt
Gi6 bber Sag al6eles gratis foa &C.
legrona1er fra 2a110brugs6eparte=
n1e11tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
erflere6e, at &reii6enten og ltoer=
rtgsoepqrtementet babbe flart antD>
set, at Sc Soreneoe 5tater life ag=
teoe at ipigte Sc allierebe.
2lupb George om Srlanb.

9fi engellfe 81lfppper bar Ell 5tri=
pelje til 2lpp0 George erflnret Jig
enige mes Grfebilpen al Canterbury
/ Sen 9sroteit, ban nplig neOlagoe
i1nco &egeringens @engal0ellespoli=
tit / Srlano. 9e ba6 ON, at Ser
n1ootte blipe lluttet ct s6orlig.
s set @par, iom @iniiteren bar
gipet @ilfopperne, fammenligner ban
@nglon0s @tilling til SSSrla1O nle6 oe
sSorene6e Staters @tilling til @D6=
ltaterne fpr og UNDER @orgerfriger.
Minil lteren beb6e6e, at ban lite
funoe ie, bnor1eoes ban f,1noe ino=
tage en- an6en 5tilling ems oen, ban
i1t6tog. Giliammen fun6e @ngla1.o
% ssrlono be11te en- be6re og lpffeli=
gere 6rentio, en6 Sc fl1n6e pente ben
bper for Jig a6ifilte. 9eaar Sinn
Teinerne, Ser fontrollerer ben irife
@epublifs Scr troe6e, at Sc fluttelig
fl,noe opnaa at faa en- &ep1tblif pto
at boloe Sen Scamp gaaer6e, }om oe
>111 fgrer, og bar afgiort in1o6 noget
6orlig, iaa bar Ser life Sale ON, at
ban funoe felge nogen anoen &=
111aa6e.
Spis set f,1n6e blipe gjort flart
ior ssSSrlen0erne, at Sc alorig funoe
noo 6et al Sem iatte Maal be6 at
gribe til Mor6 og Ylpn6ring, pilbe
meget bore punoet. @bis 6e gpr
@eeniug paa at faa Sre6, maa Sc
pere pillige til at tilitaa l1l1ter1nGnz
6ene 6e famine &ettigbeber, iorn Sc
freezer for oem lelp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
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ibire> Gennesiee og @aibington er oet
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