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The Mentor, Holland, v. 2, Num. 6, Serial No. 58, May 1, 1914

THE MENTOR HOLLAND

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MAY 1 1914

SERIAL No. 58

THE MENTOR HOLLAND

By DWIGHT L. ELMENDORF Lecturer and Traveller

DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL

VOLUME 2 NUMBER 6

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