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Mesa free press., 1896-04-10
From a private letter to j. O.

From a private letter to j. O.
Kerrigan from Circle City, Alaska,
written to w. H Morris, formerly
of this place we CLEAN the following:
The thermometer varies during the
winter from so to 70 degrees below
zero The summer season lasts
from the first Of June to the 18th
of August. From May to August
it is daylight al! the time, and from
the 18th of June to the 23d the sun
does not set Circle City is only
twenty-five miles from the Arctic
circle. Wages for iabarers is $l0
Fer day and board $50 per month,
the menu consisting principally of
bread, bacon and beans The rates
of freight of provisions and mer-
chandise to the mines, 70 miles
from Circle City, is 45 cents per
pound in summer and 10 cents per
pound in winter. It costs So. so
to get letter from Circle City to
Juneau, distance of 100 miles
by dogs and sleds The circulat-
ing medium is gold dnst, which is
worth $l7 an ounce There is no
government or civil officers, all the
disputes or disagreements are set :
tied by the miners at a meeting
called for that purpose and every
thing goes along quite smoo' hly.
A good many of the settlers have
married native women, who are
quite handsome, according to Mr.
Morris. Water freezes to a thick
ness of nine to twelve and the
ground to depth of twenty-nine
feet. All drinks and cigars cost
so cents each. Whiskey by the
wholesale costs from SIT to $22. so
a gall, and cigar from 800 to $3.50
/; per thousand. Winslow Mail.
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10
Two E4iiii- OF Fash.

"You must be on your good be-
havior this evening. Geo; e, for the
minister is to tax. dinner with u.s.
said a Hyattsville lady to her
"wo' SER half, as he got home from
his Office in the city last Thursday.
"What have you for dinner q
quoried the husband.
"Well, | know he is fond of fish,
so bought quite string of small
river fish and several large ones
from the dam
I'm not mach at doing the
the honors when We have a minls-
ter at the table, said George, "but
I guess we can get through all
right"
Hall, an hour later they were
seated ct the table and blessing
had been asked by the minister. A
little nervously the head of the
house began dishing out the vege-
tables, and turning to the guest,
said: "Will you have some of the
littl e river fish or would you prefer
some Of the dam bic fish 2"
The warning kick under the
table from his wife was unneces-
sary. He knew he had blundered,
and cold beads of perspiration
started out of his forehead.
81 mean"-trying to repair the
error-"will you try soue of the
dam river fish or some of the big
fish 2"
Worse, and more Of it'll His
daughter slyly pulled his coat tail
to bring him to his senses. "That
is, would you like some of the
river fish or some of the other dam
fish ?"
The deep carnation spreading
over the good lady's face, he
plunged once more: " Ahem !!
Which of the dam fish do you pre-
fer, anyhow ?"-Ex.
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Communication Ho oaaestead NO S24s
Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, |
March 8, 1896.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed not ce
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Of
the District Court, at Phoenix, Ari
zona. on April %, l896,viz., Francisco
Quihuis, of Tempe, Arizona, for the
Southwest quarter Of Sec 9, TIP S, r
6 e, G & S r M
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz, Juan
SOFA, Jose Granillo, Jose SOFA and
Isidoro Celaya, all of Tempe, Mari
copa County, Arizona.
EUGENE J. TRIPPEL,
First pub Mch 13 Register
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10

sume divers forms, according to the
materialistic or spiritualislic pre-
ponderance of characteristics
opinions and views of each indi-
vidual mind considering the mat
ter. Those revslling in chance,
fate and the like as sources Of a |
existences, and hereafter of the
race of only changes, transmigra-
lures or transmutations in the ma
terial universe, or into other or
ganisms, material or otherwise, will
entertain divers fantastic or ques :.
tionable-to most minds-notions
of those marvellous creations of
beauty and magnitude; some OF
which may approach the rationale,
even sensible, in the estimation of
few, 80 far as mere materialism is
concerned -independant of far
higher and superior spiritual
quality in the race, while many.
other suggestions and views must
be disgusting and even repellant to
most thoughtful, sentient beings.
But those envious Of self-ex-
listing, superior, intelligent agency
pervading the entire universe of
matter and soil; will easily trace
through the multiplied changes and
transformations of material things
AS doubtless likewise human
mind, soul, spirit, thought, etc, of
the past intinity, Original designs
and plans,' on gigantic proportions
intinitively beyond all human con-
ception. Mammoth schemes for
continued new creations in the mau
terial world--also in the spiritual
realms of the race on only differing
ines-from the origin of matter to
the r4lnotest end of time, or matter
ceases to exist, and on distinct
plans. originally provided, and by
natural processes then formulated
and put in motion for new crea-
tions as would. best Spb>erve the
desires and needs of animated ex
lstences in their progress through
the vistas of all ages, and to never
cease operation while an atom OF
matter remains to feed the ensinry
tkat moves the material world
That these atoms are continually
undergoing change; producing con-
slant, ever varying combinations !;
while the motive power to effect
these mysterious workings of ma
ture is as often adjusting itself to
the altered atomatic conditions, by
law equally enigmatical to the
finite mind, to actively perform its
part in the new creations, are
salient facts well known TO oil close
observers of these constant and
multiform changea, aud which will
thus roll on through the Infinite
as in the past till mat' er is
absorbed in the primal element of
the universe.
]. C Hicks.
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10

The greatest bay on the face of
the earth is that of Bengal. Meas
ured in straight line from the two
inclosing peninsuias, its extent is
about 430, square miles, nearly
double that of Texas.
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10
Local Time Table

Trains run az follows: Leave Mesa
at 7.30 am. arrive Phoenix at $50 a
m. Leaye Phoenix at 900 a m, ar.
rive Mesa 10 a. m. Leave Mesa 2 p
m, arrive Phoenix 4 p m. Leave
Phoenix at 5p m, arrive Mesa at 6
p. N.
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10

SANTA FE, PRESCOTT 4 PHOENIX R. R.
TINE TABLE
(Mountain Time is Standard Time)
Leave Phoenix, north bound. at 80 m and
7 20 . m
Arrive at Prescott, north bound, at 2s3 p m
and 10 pm.
Arrive at Ash Fork. northbound. At s cop m
and 10 Oh m
Leave Ash Fork, southbound, 2 p m and = q m
Leave Prescott, south bound. m and IS
o m.
Arrive at Phoenix, south bound, at" 3 IS p m
and pm
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10
The Natural Bridge.
(Conclu led.

4 Il
grasp, and human language inade-
9uate to convey correct idess oil
natures transcendent powers in
this respect, comparatively little
has been said of the grandeur aud
sublimity of the bridge proper, its
magnitude, three-dcmed roof and
symmetry of buttresses that sup
port the fearful weight of many
acres of "Old Dawes" farm. Of
the somber, wild gorge beneath that
terrific arch, giant powders "Great
Basin about midway thereof, bot.
tomiess- so far as yet definitely
ascertained apparently solid rock
bowl down IN the porphyritic gran
ite many feet in diameter, with the
water so transparent that white
stone started down a curiously
formed trough on one side of the
pool may be distinctly seen a long
distance in it's bubbling course to
some resting place below. and many
other grand and picturesque scenes
too numerous to allude to here.
All must be seen and studied for
days, and from different standpoints,
to be appreciated, even to moder-
ate extent. And the more acute,
intelligent and longer, the invessl-
CATION, the more one is solemnly
impressed with the infinite power
yaud majesty of the great Architect
'of che universe and His methods
'f6r Keeping the atoms of the mate
rial world in constant activity for
useful purposes to continuous IN
animals new creations even, as well
as for the benefit of the animal
kingdom and the human race. All
example of industry and usefuness
well worthy the careful aud dill,
gent imitation of every man and
woman during their whole course
of liic.
An important query occurs JUS
here that may be merely noted for
all to consider and carefully apply
if SO inclined. If the promoter of
the universe / matter so .mpres ed
it with immutable laws as TO secure
its eternal activity in new creations
--afording the app ,arancs OF ma-
terra! life--is it not sure and Ger
tain indication that the infinitely
more important human mind and
soul, by Him far more impressed
with similar involuntary forces,
constantly urging on evolutions to
new, better and higher lives Tor in
dividual aud mutual welfare; the
same as new creations Of matter are
for the general good of all, and also
70 crafty the desire for BEAUTY and
the pure in human existence. That
such would be the natural course
of human activity through life, is
left free to pursue its normal i'm
pulses. That the reason the reason
such is not the case, in the average
of life's existence, is because the
selfish and will forces resist 'he
native promptings to a reformed
course of conduct, choosing the
worse instead of the better We'll
may the race take the movement o
matter as guide through life.
! AS to how this gigantic structure
was formed, the writer entertain
no such crude, materiAlistic notions
as have been propagated, that i
once cons t;tuted solid rock 20t
feet high and 1000 feet lengthwise
of the gorge, through which the
little water in an ordinarily "Ari.
zona dry stream" of gulch les
than mile long-above the bridg'
-nercolated until the nresant oa]
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10

the upper edge of the 200 feet high
cliffs that bound the westerly side
of the upper part of the farm, where
the fossiled petrifactions project
over the perpendicular very many
feet 1T is clearly evident there
from that had the same volume and
fossilizing power of water and am
pie vegetation and other essential
component parts sufficiently long
continued like bridge to that al :
ready existing would have been
erected over the en.ire chasm. 1t
m ~ be querried why and how was
chat west wall built up nearly yer
ticle, except those hangings over
instead Of flowing on to the hills
filing the entire chasm. This was
so famed in the same manner and
for like objects, apparently as the
as the easterly wall of the bridge
of which it is merely continuance.
Thus the present bridge-with
it's more than double width now
shown--commenced at the son south
end close to the native hill on the
eastelly side, built up nearly YER
tical wall, gradually hanging over
the gorge with ribs, or portions OF
the roof were formed; then drop
ping over for support on the west
-rly side, when the space to the
Hill was speedily illed. So evi :
IDENTIFY began the spanning OF the
chasm ere races peopled the earth:
thece easily ex ending out on either
to the proportions already stated.
But as the channel diverged from
the easterly Hill at the south side of
the bridge to the western hill IN
some 1900 feet up the gorge and
thus continued up the entire length
of said ranch, the easterly space
filling between it aud the east hill
was too mamm 9TH to permit COM
pleted bridge structure for the en-
tire extent of the farm, ere mate
rials therefor were wholly absorbed
or changed to other more usefu
objects as periods of time rolled on
demanding other new creations
Why were not other similar for
nations along the chasm below the
bridge uay be asked. No springs
of like wster known to exist below
those already described, situated
near midway on the eastern border
of the farm which cast the water a
far down the gulch as nature de-
signed to commence the mammoth
work of constructing the bridge
doubtless the beginning of all that
mastcrful creation Of fossils lis
the answer.
In like manner to the bridge, the
countless caves, caverns, passages
etc. with their stalactites and sta
lagmites beyond all human concep-
tion in numbers, variey OF color,
form and hue, to crafty the most
fastidious, were constructed by
projected fossilizations over spaces
until coming IN contact with some
support on the opposite side, some
times leaving openings to enter
uniformly on the other side, from
where the fossilizing commenced,
conclusively show that such mus
| be the method nf their creation al
orifces would not likely occur il
the comparatively level work o.
formation. But doubtless thu
greater part of the caverns are en-
tirely closed to human view, anC
will forever so remain.
One might moralize extensively
as to the origin and real purpose o
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10

A sunbeam in the heart is bound
to light the face.
Mesa free press., 1896-04-10

The coffee plant was taken from
Africa to Persia in 875.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
ara Setfanacr.

Oct &c M Iruss, foen "Secorabs9 otsn"s
2risrs bar bsrt ROsst iru 2eitunger. Ser:
for bill ies itriOs ct Tibet StDtte os forfeit.
ON Dit % Sat.
Ssioltuiusen Der omtrins er Osl ~tilfrsOs
nso, bpaO oenns gars aplins bar gipet,
Ser blep uGiten ct Rroraar oper bet Selt
baaoe meo so og 9orn. @oDt tom Gilt
ors, Og Ilt git raft fra Saarosn, oa bel
btle Sioen bar ct uomGrtst goot 9eir. Wet
5rugt blsu Der ct miobsls gar, men Qri:
ierns bar pGrst nofiaa bsie, beors emo be ii
forssausnos Iar, iau iss tror, at bet eI
mango, iOm life bar iolst for mere nOsei
aar al fine SrustbuOsr mo | 9sft. Gnesr
inOianot fig utesct tiolis Der i Ssf. 9st
Wititli liotr iuesoe her lar9t usoooer Sin:
iernt. Set gift bog at i9ien liot lrnsit nsoe
men ben bar li9aet / Ssiiielott og faar MI
ianDipnliguis Iisse; ~fOrreitsn bar Der oeiau
/ &sit oGrst notiaa taaliet 0eir.
Set tuuos pei bGuo., at mango al go:
itsn"s 2rierc bar 2Dit at bore babe on
SsosfalO % @iitermaal Der | SDgoen, Der:
for pul iss osiaa friOe liOt ctrom. SiOeu
ipaar tr Osoe: @aaromauo Ole p. VeOrt
Miss, 8aaromanp Sbomas Zprc 9iiss
aaartons, @isri ouisbs, ousmaro Ok
0au9luno, iom par oOer 90 aar, Susmane
Ole Sd. Suiebs os anotrs 3. 8igbobO, ben
iioits Ell liosn Gut pau II slar, fom afongs
puo en- isr9slis Maaos. San bar iammeu
meo fin Glore 9roosr oe fin Wootr fr.mme
SsnisOulsn paa Slaat. Saa bar bet en- 5ap
/ Mioten al Suli Raaneo, BET rssnebe no:
get, iaa Mooersu og bans Glors grOr iftt
bar gaaet paa IrbsiOs, men lab inoe / So.
ldbsn. ga baooe ben file @ut lammen mer
en- iepnalorenoe saaet op til ct brat 9spe'
Strsng og oiloe ieroc Sten % fortitQist an
Oct neooOer poo Stren9sn bar. for Worr
StplO. Strsnsers nsors Gnos par iGite tGl
ueO ben 9uOe, iom Mocsren os 8utteus rls
Or. Sror iuo i. De TO S%nuasutter bapot
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
CT @jerris inltet tbiel.

On 86aarig Dame / pariierfOritas
ben Gourbepdie, Wabame gpuiqaro.
Der bapbe 10000 ar. | aarlig Snbs
tegt, er fornplis funbsn bso at Suit.
Senbss RabOer bar blepne opmarts
iUm pua, at bun life bapbe Oift fig /
Here 0ase, os ba be besuoen mGrteoe,
at Der Tom en- raaoen 2ust fra benbes
2silisbeb, tilfalbte be politiet, Der
IprGngte Seren.
Wan fanbt oa 2siligbeoen iuu opers
fplbt meb toitbdre Wsbler og aunfts
aienftanoe, at bet nRiten bar umulist
at TONNE siennem 9arelierns til Go
petammeret. Ser laa Wfaoame Gous
iaarbs Gig - sller ~rettsre Stelst paa
Ssnssn, Sun bar bsb al Suit blanbt
aae bisie Serlisbeoer .
Den fore aupital. iom man iittert
tror, ben sumle Gnierite bar lisget I'M
be mtS. bar imiolertio life peret til
at finbe. Den er | etbpert gilf9loe
sobt gent. maafe | et AZ be toitbare
Wsblsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

5tDtie, Haar be bar odrst S--10 5ass gamlt.
10 Glciist M sr / Stiaen0e, iiafiom al
@rsnodrc osiaa fiser Iris | bet fofe, ter
en- nGr fcrsitau,uos Gorb,brine | 5icerne for
6usopraplsus geptommtuOe bore gns
u,arih.
6lsiagtrn bar Der Sraiterne | 5sit braat
toiiaa nltget llobDtts, bet II ooo iao mango
SGgfre be isners Nar, at BET life biiper fort
paa buer. 6orsorigt sr GIsb.tanosn her /
Sfopent b~efDoslis nlinors emo for nogle liar
fotn, og bet Ter uo til, at bette Snr bill blioe
alosiss uorpOoet bsr, ON life futo drtonine
mart bltusr b,ftsntt oto Sop. Zen %iinfeite
el9iGgr / Sitsroul CT fortiOm 5obu Tor
tillen Sauer; ban bar be beoits 6unot %
faloer be ftite Sbr. Ole Spsnungitn Qsien
bar O9ioa siort fig liOt bersmt for llObolocns
bso Og 8D8ti9beo unoer GIgsiasten. 8
Sst to9 ban no sn GIG | 9bbufoDeu ceo
SuooaIs BrGuoie os ipron9 mco Den tiers
oper ole Aaitrne, ODER nuiiteuoalsns "a pao
Risipins; Der maatte Gls,n til; men So:
len bar od soaet oOsr en- norit Mil, iaa Der
Hal life trangbrDiteoe aarIs til at aisrs ham
Der efter.
vi Ssosfdlo ct life inotrufet mranos Der
I SD9osn, fioen its fot frep / AgohenS.
Seq pl bog nGons, at ambros 3. ORsfoa
osoe Den l2ts SttObsr FoRhleotn. Sun bar
en- %bramfri, ftile relisiss 9srion, Tom cfters
laosr fig ct 8oOt GftermGle. 6on bar 43
War gammel, cs %ltnstarl o. bapot | Hsre aur
liet af 6i8tfsber mso ccts 5slger, iom M
ttlioit enots bans Sage.
Sm npe giftermaol sr fortiotn Inlet az
rlsloe, oa Der life bar orrst noest grpllup
paa lGnse. Seq oi hog life inobiloe Holt
amerita, at 6olt her I Salene lluttcr mco
at gifte fig, Nei oa, Der ~iorsgaar / bet stiae
mango baabsfulos SOrbersotlisr. GHentlig
forloosoe tr nDlig llnstarl Ole 8. 6laaten,
eileberreo, pg gi0e SnsebOrs e. Sstaa,
S~iterpal, bet er un9e oplDte os baabeiuloe
6Olf beg9e, og belle gDeOer flyer ia og gmen
iii osnrt 6Orbirotlie iom bel posisnot. Set
ct lille ane, iom ilippcr iaa bel fra bet, naar
De Hal siite ii9, tiGre Safer!
Sbngmorges faa ben fsrite Sne oper So
len; 6iclosne bar ullsreOe iorlrnsit lagt fg
unotr bet boios 2ugen. 6siten bar orrst
rsgufulb, os man ipaar Ell itrsng @inter.
Seq buaber Dog, OF bet life blioer ~iolosrs, snb
at iss ianlmen msb "a Dor / Raifsloons:
trosen" ital iaa iitano NOT ct grep til "QDs
iten", mar bet fiber pau. Naar Sirtsrpins
ben tuber uos, % 8irntt orttsr @iuousrns,
Oa sr BET 10 bare ~iauneeet bD9seli9ere beune
/ aatteloOstrosen / ben ilOige 4ften, os en-
Slurt aaiie fan bu SIRE Gn belt uo pOes
tiit. gltiau, ieg iopsr ct grso fra aattels
Ooustroscn sngang uo paa 8interen; MI bar
ieg life Sto til mere paa en- Sang.
Gn slrOslis Sui sufss ale mine 9Gisre!
@iterool, ben 3lte DIT. 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Bo0anmeioclie.

"RIottttoutr". af g. 3srisn. aus
mttosIis oeo Gluf @lasss, groicgiOr peo
ben SorsntDe Rirfss Seminar, Minnsa:
polts.
Dleo 6snipn iii poitor G. Ssriens Blot
~trtoHsr" Der netop sr u%ofomtmsu, fan bet f9sg,
at ben "iplor ct lGnss fslt SnUn". Ser sr
sH for Us iteoie itigenoe SraHa til en- flor,
rem, tirrnefulo og atfoie Samlius, Der tussr
tilberligt Seripn til De minore spcOt, pao
iamms Sto icm ben gioer be mere soeOe moi
at beftils. vt Der er SraH9 til Ell iadoan
9og oso ale, Tom bar itrGoct nso 8oriaug
blunot Dor rlneoorn.
On FABIAN BOG ntsuer isg, Qaftor 3tnien
MI bDosr os, 90 ieg fal faa eop til / gsfts
OtnbeO nGrrsre at paapesc, bpao isg pso
Gicnnemganslie bels AZ bet for.lsbiss afs
trDf, osls al Manufriptst bar iunbet.
"alottetorer" II eitsr min Mentng en- iuno
6ulO9rubs for ale bore blunOsot aor baaor
/ Sp os paa 9anb, BED bore bsisrs StoIer og
uoc / Wtniobtosrne, Os ben oiI pisielig brius
&c tor 5pgss 90 SpmuutriHs ino / bore
"tuieu 6iem", bpabsuten man BIZ IDnge clsr
ipils eitsr benz.
Seq bsbBper ntpps at fgs, at lloonlset
baabs Of Orb os Muft er goot. Ssni,ns
Gtors Wufibsger, Der 10 er iau pef tienot
oSeralt blanot bort Solt, oionsr tiiitrrttss
fig ON, at Seni.u arbtiosr ioealt: for pso
SiGlp ai abel Nuit at biGlp, til at lsfts og
fOrrOls Solicit os tisus airten, og at ban
berfor Osiua uOarbeioer fine Bigger mtO
SumOittisbso % aiarlisbeO iumt, at ban
msS ct flint Gebsr og en- COB, uouitlet Snas
%fOritaar at uGlgs imui, abel Os / SanObeO
oporassnoe Tuft. Man bar Osrior poa6Ors
baano 9runO til at iatte fore 6Orbaabntrs
ger iii bans npe BOG og iiGr, oa ben er,
tror leg, bans tisnoe WiFfbog, % oa ban
oenne Sang bar funnel anpsnbc mere Sip,
slrbsioe % Wat.rials stO for. 90 man bill
heller lite bltut fuiet.
Sttt ioa tibet al mp Muiit" bar Jet Sas
gems 9ps blanot os. Msu ON bet allermsits
af ben turos bet Oiie fig at BORT bet sneite,
iom iuaos iissS ill Osns Iris, at ben CT rp.
Senisn bar eiort bet sncits ri9tise, uuar han
oiloe fuiie os en- ri9tig goo BOG, nemli9 life
al lUgee an paa bare at fare uo9st mt;
men bar ilopalgt os bearbeiott bet beOIts at
bet riee Matsriale, Der iiuOts li8siom 9erlrr
/ Sanoen ipreot / en- Wrngoe Samlingtr
Os ban bar giOrt en- f~ortientiuIo Gieruing
peo at Jamie en- 8ieoom al i%aaoanue ipreote
9erler iuo / en- ensit. Soa. Oct faoer ilet
life, ON en- Del fisnOer iomme al So9tns
Numre fsr. Man bill firoe, at Senien oite
bar Ifabt me, imltts Sing ino / Oct gamle,
Osls oso nDs en.r retteOs Sertsr, Og osls psO
f~orbeoret Sarmoni eler Mlooi.
6pr Wrneosn er Dog bet belle MT for ioa
oiot, at man life bar Tart oct fsr, Og bet tr
life toiliomt MT, men petet, prsoet o9 iuHs
bet Goelt. o.
Sda lanat Gnmelotrtn.
Qriien paa "RloitstOuer" C272 Sioer %
260 Rumrc) blir fra Nptaar 1897 $50 %
9orto II Gents. Scr NDtuar sioer llpgis
osrsn l BOG for sl.25 portofrit, os 10 Bps
ger for $40 mob Sab sler 6. 8. 3, msO
Grpres, mot prepaid.
SsnO ale getiainstr paa nnputs srs til
llpgipertn, &eo. g. SEMEN,
2l0l 26tb gOs. e., MinnsupOlis, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
Hmerifanife SifferbeoSRg'
mailer imco IDOe.

Gfter bpdo oet"G lettrots,ninsI ioss
firift" mebosIsr, sr Carbohydrates
til 9eftDtisll. az ems Gitnoom at flers
8runoe ganite dnberleoss uo6rsbt | CO
8oreneoe Stutsr eno | Rorgs. Cor bet
fsrite er 2snuiuatrne bsiere sno Der.
iaa at man, ifdlo Der finoes en- tsfniTf
Wtuligbeo for at s~ritdtte en- psrionlia
go9t meb ct ielofunaersnos Qldrms
iignal, man ba fan pfre forbolospis
itsrre GUNNER bsrpnn, for man ndur
ben 8r9nbis, psb bptIten Der peb IsIps
fungerenbe gllarmIi9nuIer itte opndaes
ncgen etonomiIt 5orosl. Oct tilItpns
Der noturliguis Snbu'trien til / .nonu
bsiere 8rao at penbs fig mob bette Syelt,
og oerfor er Sallet al be pda bette
Smrdaoe ubtagne qutenter | be Cor
cneoe Slater Gegio. Gn unbsn Grunb
lieger / 2anoets goIitiforbolbe, Der er
mtnore uooitlebe eno / be europGi'ie
8ulturldnbe, bpittet bar bdpt iii Ssl1s,
at Der er ooret op en- botrit oriitig o9
Iih9roig arme at Snobrub5tppe al al
Sldes Rsoerpat al dllsr oRrits Sldes;
meoens man m9rter minore til oisIe
5olt | be sitlise Stuter, optr1oer be /
9sitsn us / SGrbslesbeo / Gbicago t
tort Gntal og gisr ofte iadpsl bet iotis
ale Gip Tom 5orretnin9slipst I fio'ts
u9bnte 9b megst uIitfert. De Der Der
Itsnbe SilItanoe bliper msgst tr9Fenoe
betsgnst Oeb ct e~lettri't Signuldppdrdt
Tom ct ftsrre Subslerfirmu bar arbrugt
/ fit 5orretningslotale, og fom bar til
6enit9t at aQarmere bele R~dbolaget
bpis Der forIsges pad Snbbruostppsri
/ 8utiten. Snbretningen b%eitudr / Ell
tor e~lettriIt alotte. Der er anbrdgt paO
SuIets Gataoe, og unber bsrns b9rger
Der en- Saple, bborpaa Der ltdar
"3ppsalarm. 9enne alotte bill rinse
i Silfaloe uf ct r~speriTt Snbbruo."
a(otten ringer iaa itartt, at ben b.
res / Here aoartaler, itaar / 5orbins
belize meb ct Itsrre antal SrDttetnaps
per, Tom er anbrd9t paa forItieIi9e
Steber omtring / 9utiten, faa at en-
Sunttionpr, bpis ban bliber operfaGot
sGler ansrsben, altib bar Sib til peo
ct fort Srpt at iptte ben fore alotte
i 9epagelIs, bOilfen ba at Zig ielp Deos
bliOer at rinse, inbtil ben bliper itiIet
at isjen al en-, Der er fortrolig meb
SnOretningen. Deb Ringningen al
larmerer ben naturlisbis belle Rubolas
get, iaa1pOsn punitelis fan unbtomme.