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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04
MERCHANTS VISIT
SEATTLE EXHIBIT
Almost 1000 Northwest M<x.
chants View Home
Product

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"a; zrszc Il merchants AID b1y@rs
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II s1e crafty were she Universal
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exlls5tsrE.
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Department aesds AID ssIezEea ex-
CLAIMING the asgfts .. their samples
u display 70 the gro15s 81 ozyers
NH, surrounded eac1 hGotl. Most II
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o.zatz Or waoIezzle eerz5llzans efIts,
TIE sza Dles n 6LsplzF besng repre-
sentative II 2t1ck8 carried. appealing
10 the Interest IT he visitors. and
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make z more tnorozga examination
n stackz. G@Iesnae1 and automobiles
we're On hand IL abundance ~ carry
the buyers vhose interest had beer.
zyozs@d u the vzrIoGs plants and
wholesale establishments
After 2. n the general p7bIic
was admitted. almost all d the buy.
ers By that time h&ving left the ter
nlnal for The Wholesale houses.
For those Eho wished 70 gain al.
Intimate vieg q manufacturing pro
cesze4 with Minimum Of effort Z
motion picture theatre. auxiliary 70
The main exhibit roo-as. had been
equipped, and was operated through
Oh. the day. using industrial films
, made In Seattle plants.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04

N vuur Instrl.eri0cz, Il sEoGid D. al
right
Rsrert..- IN cooking canned food Il
TIE WASH toEI=r, that yoz Eazst count
the tine wien the water begins to boil
Of xh4a the water Is ~igza ping
Ho~ e Tell Poisonins-
There are a number Of ways one
rzy tell Z rhe food l. spoiled can
Of fruit containing this poison nay BE-
detected By Ers strong foul smell T1en
zoo. 4 SPOILED can Is unnatural IN zpr
Dearznee The prodaet may b Il z11y
ard zofr- OF look rotten The liquid
NAY have = cEozdy or milky Iook ard
the coIcr appear unnatural
Il tie prodzet Il Il 2 tin can, the
can viii Dc -z1eIIsd7 Or @hEIzed7 ~
the ends. IL glass Jars the tops Of r1s
tzrs are ap. u BE- ~bloTn aid TIE
tops unscre~ed OF loose. B.3saltzl-z
poison in food Can also be dste>1st-
BIZ the presence o< gas bubbles II .zrz-
Do ros znter azy coEsa8srzr5dc
TASTE Z spoiled ear o. to..- o. any car
tEzt Ezz any q rhe zhsTs described
features. became i the p1lse1+zz ::
present Z taste zizEt - fatal Al
danger q this poE.ocinz = reEoT=d
bY boiling. EE=G I. Is o2=E=d tru- II
ten 20 -hErTy EE-E-=s- Bat L ire tof1s.
Z spoiled d 10. III the rLzE q boil
Zg and se-T-g Ill z-o11=f1 t1cc
szosI6 zeFer be czStsc o. E-se41- h--
shozI1 IL discarded s-1 b1--et
There are Eery few Gases q to.-E
uasza1Izg AID ne cases thai EzT= &C.
c-rrec hare Il -as- cases tez 80
70 ezEn-- ezEsl=szSz4ss u r-e-&Eg IT,
czzzef+ food. g II opening and s=-T-g
es15-tzl G. spoiled p-rcze1-
Czb Eezee-z reZ1-er ao-s
canning & Safe. but 20 -zks = safe
ze zzzs .1,= ez-=szi :. s=s=--s.zl-zas a.
p.eparzzg TIE food for cEnizg Al
d sire = Z guod Wien 0qe-s:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04
ORDER FIRST CAR
LOAD PCRIC ACID
Pend OYeille Farmers First IN
State to Apply for
Explosive.

GtUrops are 70 Ge blown high i.
Pend OrellIe county. for the farmer.
II the county are the first TO pool
,heir orders for z carload q the gov
er1nent picric acid. To BE- delivered
lrnn ediatelY. To secure the explo.
sire, il Was necessary for different
farmers To pool their orders through
County Agent Z Z Hupp. and make
Up q carload 10. Of 2f.g09 pounds. No
one person Can secure more than Z
thousand pounds Of the acid
4 Eaving Of somewhere near FIVE
cents per pound was made over pow
der. by using the government mate
rial. a. the picric acid costs six cents
per pound at Sparta, Wisconsin, where
the government ia having IL placed ii
cartridges, plus freight charges 70
Spokane amounting 10 si35 per hun
bred OF 1855 to Seattle.
The explosive is prepared in double
dipped parahned cartridges weighing
six ounces. which are packed in wood
en- boxes containing one hundred
pounds to the box These six ounce
eartrid yes are about equal in strength
10 an eight ounce amount OF CONNER
cial dynamite used for agricultural
blasting. One Of these sticks OF picric
acid will do the same work as az
eight ounce stick OF commercial dyna-
mite.
In firing the charye. they are han
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04
SAFETY FIRST N
HOME CANNED FOOD
How to Prevent and Detect the
Deadly Botulinus
Bacteria
b Mss RUTH CREssNELL-

May zeo5g= zrs f=artzE c poLss51-
s-x Il Ea-4 canned products. and far
-E4lr instruction the folIoEi-g viii Be
ael2tzL
his poisoning il called 5oE4llaEz
ge.sozi-z and 4 e21zea bY the EroFtE
q : CERTAIN type q bacteria called
Battles BStulfnGz. This baet=rl4 PRO
dze@a Substance or toxin tazt Il
zery 5s7Eso-11s. F'0od containing tLLz
es5zsoa can y made safe 70 at hT
20 ding Ette=n 10 thiEry E.iHQtes- How
yer. Z tod co1seils the poison 30
70. take re risk q boiling : and
tLeu eating Discard all Ezc1 food
TLe hzGteEz2 that prod YES TIE POI
o. l. veFy hard 70 Kill and astiE-es
rks zzzzI tlne for heating foods =
-ot lag enough 70 XIII al t1e spores
u TIE hzereriz- Tn= spires are Ike
SEED. 81 eggs wliea produce Ioz1g
bzeterzz-
Tne-e Z 10 u.ethod q canning hz-
IRA, chs.e VIII b sozae spoLzze
goxeTer. Z directions are fozL0E=d
.zresuIIy. TIE znl9z1- q s2c..zg= eaz
u keot I0E. All danger tro1 bc-zI--
1uz poso1tzz can y sT1sdzd ~ E1oE-
.ng the poi4e2 TeAn i = present zE1
her discard the spoiled Jars.
Car fresh Ciezn Fooo.
AL fodd for canning naGat 81 fresh
.lznd and clean The bacteria tGat
lakes thu poison Is never under the
kin Of sound fresh fruit. and vege-
zbleg. TIE bacteria enters fruit which
= bruised or rottsd. or that has dir
n T. Clean al the iars and sterllize
hem, and have clean hands and out
II. when canning
Ster.llze al the food thoEou gkly-
FOLLOW directions Is 70 length Of tiE1e
d gterilize given n gO1r Instructions
The pressure cookers sterfIize food a.
/ higher temperature than does the
wash boiler. 50 IN canning yegeta oIes
and meats b. using the pressure cook
=. one can b more sure Of the ster-
IizetIol Of the fcad
TIE wash boiler method il consid-
cred safe for al home canning, and II
enc is careful to stsrilizs the products
Eor the required length Of time given
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04
WAY LEFT THE FARM.

left my dad. his farm. his ploE,
Becauge my calf became his cow
left my dad-'tTas wrong, Of course
g41ause my colt became his horse;
T left my dad 10 gov and reap
Because ny lamb became his sheep;
I dropped my hoe and struck my FORK
Because my pig became mis- pork;
The garden truck that ! made grow
Was his 10 sell tut mine To hoe;
lt's not the smoke in the atnos phere
Nor the taste for life that brought me
here;
Please tell the platform. pulpit, press.
No fear Of toll or lore OF dress
H. driving off the farmer lads,
But lust the methods OF their dads.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04

died the same as any Of the dynamite
blasting powders, except that u L
harder 70 FIRE and number eight cap
,houId be used instead Of the number
six usually employed with other blast
ing material The government does
not furnish caps. 20 they should be
ordered from 4 supply house al the
same time the acid Is ordered from
the government
Washington has been allotted
efghty-four tons Of the acid. which
will be handled by the Extension
Service OF the State College OF Wash
ington. through their county agents.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04

In tAe Zig Bend TIE harvest = Ezr=
than Eslf ever. ard t1e Pzso--s@ 1s
.rfet II vel s-zr-s1- Lzhe- Z r.=-.-
tzL
At 81 - FER bEsAei- TIE prize nz-y
farmers have already aoI1 al tELs ~
reszl. t. TIE creation O. $40 -.
Few dollars tor t1A stztE. s.
STATE,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04

J. 3. Mcintosh. deputy commissioser
for the state of Washington. has com
piled figures showing that Of the &C.
zss farms in this state only l3,4ls are
operated by tenants; that only Z4.0o5
are mortgagcd. and that the average
size of the farms IN 1898 acres.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04

In firing the charye, they are han
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-04
WASHISCTOsS 1921
WHEAT CROP YIELD

Estimates - os4ak-rz aa- ga
a--n cEzes TIE EasaIng-0a VIA go
far tals Tear a. 4sIs8.984 5g1A1zls z
en<s.rsss the sz7srea ara
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
The viruilian Plow.

Early the forest elm is bowed by
main force to bend into share-beam,
and takes the shape Of the curving
plow; to the stock Of it are fitted the
long eight-foot pole, the two mol
boards, and the double back of tie
share-head; and the light lime is cut
to season for the yoke, and the tall
beech for the plow-tai1 that is to turn
the carriage from above and behind,
ana oak battens are hung over the fire
for the smoke to search them through.
-"Ihe Eelogues and Georges Of Vir-
gll' (tr. by j. w. Mackail).
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
The Majors
hastenings
BY MARTHA M'WlLLlAMS

4 20 1921, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndlcate)
"Why not be frank, major! It's q
I shocking waste of swear words-this
way of merely thinking them, Mena
asked, her accent intermediate be
! tween amusement and faint contempt
"Be-because | don't want you to
shut your door in my face. You wom-
en- are so acknowledgement us be-
You'd reason, then pretend TO be
amazed at--what is your own doing"
the major spluttered. clinching the
arms of his chair so hard his 6nucklcs
showed white.
"As how? Examples, please!A Mel
la returned demurely. ''But talking
of examples, while | think of it per
nit me to call attention to nay rise,
think what crouch I'd be--With the
steadfast provocation of my name"
whats the matter With your name?
Anyway you can change it," the ma
jor retorted, grinning Mella lifted
her eyes. "MeLa, M-Ella, she ejacu-
lated. murtna Elinor would have been
bad enough as the penalty of grand
mothers, but Mella-Mella Murly-Why
| sound like a contingent rhyme !"
"1our own fault-you know you can
change to Mrs Elliot Jameson when
ever you have mind to do it, the
major said airily; Mrs Elliott Gore
Jameson on your visiting card
hIella smiled. THE prospect ampts,
but it strengthens character TO over
como ternntotianc ~
"a heap easier and pleasanter TO
succumb to them-wtness this" the
major said audaciouay, Kissing her
full on the lips, the While he held her
close.
Now, should be wanting TO swear,
But | don't Mella said composedly,
Wiggling free. you see ! knew there
would be toll to pay whenever pro
voked you into an outright proposal"
"So You were sure you could?'
the major asked, half angry wholly
Dead sure!" MeIla flung at him.
THANK you fora great deal. In
my own name and-Nrs Jamieson's,'
the major said stifily, getting up with
a motion of fnality. But after a step
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
m1.lz EU5.g or SAVING
Wise Administration Of ones Income
Is The Founeation Stone of
Building OF Success.

Saving part OF the income ought TO
be the ruie of every mans life. Of
course, this may be oyerdone, though
il doesn't happen very often. To make
a business of saving, a profession of
econoHizing, trade of thrift, Is like
~ TO develop a narrow nature, even as
reckless spending develops habitual
improvidence. Which state of man is
the worse?
To use good Judgment in saving and
spending alike-that's the idea. Rus
kin put ii in another way;
Economy no more means saving
money than it means spending money
it means administration of house;
its stewardship; spending or saving,
whether money or tine or anything
else, TO the best possible advantage"
The man whose wife spends his in
come as fast as he earns it keeps his
nose flattened on the grindstone. The
tiay viii come when hts canning ca90
city Will be gone and no preserves
will be found on the pantry shelf.
It Is the same If the husband is tn
spender and the wife the saver Tie
best plan is when both follow Husklii's
idea of administration and steward
ship, saving and spending with CON
mon sense and due attention to ap
pfopriate living. Minneapolis Journal.
TO TEL Time With Your Hands.
Hold gourl thumbs touching one an
other horizontally and extend the fore
fingers perpealdienially. Now hold
the hands toward the sun so the
shadow ST one finger falls upon the
other or upon the thumb Of the other
hand. Where the thumbs join is
twelve o'clock, the tip Of one finger
g q. IN. that Of the other 6 p. N. The
shadow will tell you what time 1t IS
viii ~: 81 ; t,u can
Innate IT from the suns position In /
the sky, after You have learl,ed
through experimenting what are the
approximate hour naarss1 on Mour
iiflpr0vissa clock However, IT,
Should be remembered that these pe
sitioRs will change with the seasons
according as the days are long or
short
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Hawk Really farmers Friend

From early times in the eastern
United States country boys, and even
sportsmen, have held "hawk shoots"
during the autumn flights, making
their ambushes at places where wood
land gives way to fields, and particu-
larly where fthe Nighttime is deter
mined by an adjoining body of water.
Such hunting is in general rather
senseless, or worse, for most Of our
hawks are beneficial birds.-Exchange
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

doorWard he stopped short to say 81
would like a bin of particulars. Was
! slaughtered on general principles or
to make weekend holiday?'
Mella appeared to ponder deeply be.
fore replying. Something of both.
Every man needs TO find himself-not
wholly Irresistible. Women have spoiled
you. so your need was pitiable You
are chargeable with eontributory neg
hgence to say the least. yet there
must be LOT to you else you'd be, in
ss'tfisiffef-sf1fe and past redemption"
More thanksl" the major snapped,
again preparing to leave. 81 suppose
l may offer congrataations-to Doc
t e beverley. You'll send me wedding
cards, | hope
Can't-there wort he any. But
you shall have an obituary if ever /
am a widow"
The major rushed away. What he
said in the wide privacy of the lawn
certainly would tot look well III print.
Mella, nodding to herself in the men.
tai mirror, sighed sprightly sigh and
murmured: '.rhe soldier man is
peeFed--a right smart. I'm glad of #
70 him good. a man naturally hates
other meen-in case of a girl-but a
a rlYai ms own size wouldn't be nearly
SO wholesome for the adorable jamie
son as poor Billy Beverley, who has TO
De helped IL he is to make love do
eeHliy, Billy is sort of command
~ ene netais--as good as gold. as
. ousiss tsis SILVER, as dull as lend. BY
token Of all which sh{rll put him OUT
q % the. iis1,1t,y fashion
him over to Miss Ioey Da nev.
sso5 whom he will be as mamma from
heaven
ns'1a' you perceive: was a. rather
sss IS }silss wfilssi as sesl slse.
S. sssassiils t;esser known the
], 7. " hrstsefs sisters cous-
vs. s ~ Y s'fs. Sole heir til siutiilg par
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Take notice that the Annual E,ec
ten for the City If Scotland. County
OF Bon H"mme, State Of South Dako-
I'd, VIII be held on the Third TUESDAY
% april, Being the 18th dav of saia
month. The following officers are to
be elected;
o2e Aldarman-Fi First Ward
ons Alderman Second Ward.
One Aiderman-Third Ward
l!aa polling places are designated
follow
First Ward City Hall.
Second Ward Behl's Tin Shop.
Third Ward City Pump Station.
The polls will be open continuously
from 500 in the forenoon until < 700
IN the afternoon of said day and no
longer.
VIM F. HANSEN,
lse9l City Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Two Irishmen in Australia some.

what mellowed by John Baneycorn,
We're discussing Asrnsiican prohibition
lrishnan No. said: There is more
drunkenness in America than ever be.
fore = Iriahman No. 2 warmly sec
onded this statement, and added /;
Prohibition is running the United
States. Thousands of men are leaving
because they cannot get drink - In
moment it flashed s,pon rishman
No J. how self contradictory these
Two statements were and, turning to
his soused companion, he said: "Re-
CORA, you are as big liar as I am >,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
catarrhal DEAFNESS cannot Be cnred


oy local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is eau ed by an ipfiamed con,
dition of The mucous lining of the
Enstachian Tube When this tube is
infiamed you have sumhling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when itis closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the
infianmaIinn can lie aiken out and his
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out often are caused by atarrah,
which is nothing but an inf1amed con-
diti n of the mucous surf;,ces
We win give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness lca,Ised by catarrh) hat can
no, be cured by Hal1's Catarrh Cure Send
for ctrcu RS. free.
f. J CHENEY & co, Prop. Toledo, O.
Sold by All Druggists, 75c.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Exactly What Is onium2

A species of poppy of Hindustan and
Asiatic Turkey gives US opium. The
opium is the juice from missions in
the green heads Of seed capsules OF
the plant after the petals have fall
en- The juice looks milky, but turns
black as it solidifies.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
For Sale or Rent

H use gnt 10 in southueste o part
# town WIS also ell hoos TOLD
goods. Must disroce f same at once
1t MRS. BESSIE BRFZENIA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
LOCAL ITEMS

ter, Kathryn, r'i1ed Wetnesda,
noon from Grand Rapids, M ch,
where they have been whiting at tn
hpms of Mrs. Wittmayer's daughter
Mrs. Albert j. Novak for the pas
winter. The Wi,tmaver family yil
MIR. and Mrs. Otto schmiere
mofored to Vermilion Satufda7
afternoon, and spend Sunday with tn
Meisenho!der families of that place.
On their return trip Monday Afternoon
they were accompanied by Mr.
Schmerer's brother, B. A. MeIsen
holder.
Mrs Emil Kayser and children
who have been staying at The home Of
Mrs Kayser's mother, Mrs. George
Helm, for the past month left Tuesday
for their new home in Hughes county.
Mrs. Edward Jungman went to
Psrketon, Friday, in reponse to tha
information received that h sister,
Mrs G. W. Meisenholder, was mye-
teriously shot.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Packet return
ed last Saturday from Cali ntnrf
where they had spent the greater
share Of the winter at the home Of a
son in that state. - Exchange
Our announcement in the Scot
land Journal met with great res
ponse. We are more than ever
convinced now that people Of
Scotland and vicinity know values
when shown. --BARGAIN STORE.
One Door East of Farmers and
Merchants State Bank.
Chester Warfield. student at the
University of South Dakota. spent
his sprinpg vacation last week with
friends in Scotland.
B. A. Meisenhnlder who has been
visiting at the hrne of lis sister
Mrs Otto Schmierer, departed Tues.
day for his home at Vermllion
Paul Landman returned IT, VermiI-
lion Monday to resume his studies in
the medical department of the >tatp
University.
ID c Bond, the we'll knnUn eve sne
cialist of Mitchell S D !, wi / hp t
the Hotel in Scotland Monday, April |
lS Glasses made that FIT. Why
suffer with headarh and nervous-
MSS Bonds service excell4 a'mays.
Cali early. 50-2t
The Misses Amy Brown and Alice
F,ala left Monday fur Yankton,
where they are attending the cnllsge.
Mrs. r. E. Williams went to
Sioux City Friday.
Judge R B Trip of Yaukton was
IL Scotland Tuesday betw cen trains.
The Judge Mas on his way to points
IN Nebraska.
Joe Stevenson went to Sioux Falls
Thursday and took in the automobile
shCw.
Our Business Creed: To do the
Right thing at the Right time and
IN the Right way. Your prices for
farm products are low, and so are
our prices. Come and find out for
yourself.
RAPCAfNI cT0DE
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
BARGAIN STORE.

Math Bauder and family motoreo
to Parkston Sunday to visit with the
folks of Mr9. Bauder.
Mrs. /. W. Leighton and daughter
arrived Thursday from their stay in
Chicago.
SI Eggs for Matching Barred Ply
mouth Rock chickens of the Thump on
train Five dollars per hundred
~ u w. J Gibbon
The Misses Estelia Warner. and
Ellen Herbert left Monday for Yer
million after spending their spring
vacation with home folks.
Have you insured your car against
Fire and Theft? If not, Carl Pfsifer
e the man to see before it's too late.
Theft covers extra Tires, etc. SO
Henry Kayser, who recently re-.
/ npved from this vicinity to Pierre,
was in the city during the forepart of
Inis week.
W A Ant IFIEEBD a ibout is had of
q 80 70 pasture W. IA. Landeck.
5o-t2pd
e. A. Owens, editor of this Wagner
Il. was in town between trains
day Wills enronte to Mitchell
\ ils here he called on several of
'sis acquaintances.
list your property yon want to sell
With The Reich Land Co. Office over.
q ssis 3 tevenson Garage. tt
Dir G. H Trotter and a. d. Wipf.
ss & Re over to- Freeman. SUNDAY.
he bottom in prices is at our
E,lace. The people from every,
where are hocking to our store
md are getting Convinced.
BARGAIN STORE.
l:= 1.;ast of L
I'd Merchants State Bank.
FOR SALE White blossom sweet
81 ssfr Iced small percentage unhull.
M but thoroughly cleaned $6 90
*hsl (. d. d. Scotland, S. d.
as SAN. IA EN- GOD.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

am now ready to cry sales any
where In the state. Real Estate and
Ilve stock speciality. Satisfaction
guaranteed and rates right. For dates
call, write or wire Corn Belt Nation
al Bank at my expense.
w. H. DAHN,
Scotland, S. D.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18
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