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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
MEM RICH GOLD DISCOVERY
WILL MORE THAN EQUAL THE
KLONDIkE.
800 Miles From the Source of the Ia
mana River, In American Territory
Stampede In Progress-Circle City
Observation-Disclosures on Smaller
Creeks Prove to Be Wonders.

Seattle, Wash.-A special from Daw
son says; A tremendously rich strike
the magnitude of which has never been
eQualed since Bob Henderson told his
wonderful story of the Klonkide, has
been made Is miles north of point on
Tanana river, 300 miles from its
source
The district is In American terri
tory. Circle has been depopulated and
wild stampede of prospectors from
all the surrounding country is in prog
ress. AS yet few have reached the dis
covery.
The holes that have proved the
wealth of the country were only sunk
late this winter and the first man to
reach Dawson from the new country
has just arrived. He Is a Japanese,
]. Wada, well known in Dawson, where
his veracity and honesty are known
rs his chief traits. So far the report
has not been spread to any extent in
Dawson, but the little that has been
told has created an excitement that
surely means a stampede.
The gist of Wada's report on the
ground Is that the district resembles
the Klondike in its physical formation,
but has a heavier growth Of timber.
Gold Of widely different kinds had been
found in eight different creeks when
Wada left for Dawson. December %.
The original strike was made on Pc
dro. a creek running parallel with Ia
mana, about Is miles from the river.
This creek is staked for miles. Dan
Mccarthy, a we'll known Dawsonite,
made the discovery on Gold stream, a
continuation OF Pedro. which has prov
ed to be the richest 30 far found. 1t
was rs cents to the pan at 13 feet down
and bedrock not yet reached. McCar
thy struck pay December "a, while
sinking his first hole. 1t PANIED 7
cents. On Christmas day he had 16
cents to the pan. Three days later he
had found rs cents to the pan. The
ground became richer all the time as
he descended and what he found be.
fore reaching bedrock may be still
more sensational reading when the
news is finally received.
Pedro creek, the discovery creek.
has not yet eQualed Gold stream. Sew
enteen cents Is the richest found, but
its wealth is better indicated in state
ment that Costa brothers sunk several
shafts to bedrock and found an even
run OF gold in every one, with pay
streak over eight feet right through
with q width of about 900 feet.
Gold stream is big district three
claims ALASKA dimension) wide. 1t
has not been explored at length and
Ia not known. 1t was not yet all stalk
ed when Wada left. About 100 men
were working the ground.
Jack Costa was offered $4,000 for
his claim on Gold stream and refused
It
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
Five Chinese Shot.

San Francisco. Jan. 19.-Five Chi
nese were shot, two fatally, Sunday
night in a Tong war in Chinatown.
There were three successive shooting
Arrays, the latter two being in retalia-
ton for the first, which took place in
gambling den. In the first ARRAY the
intended victim was shot through the
body and two bystanders were struck
by bullets, but not seriously injured.
-Four men are in Jail, and the police
say they have strong evidence against
two OF the prisoners.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
FIRE DURING SERVICE.
Boise Preachers Goodness Averts a
Panic.


Boise, Idaho. Jan. ia sensational
fire occurred in the First Methodist
church Sunday evening while services
were in progress. Rev. l. F. Roach,
the pastor, had just announced his text
and was opening his sermon when a
burst Of smoke and fame shot up into
the auditorium from register in the
main aisle. Instantly there was i'm
minent danger Of a panic, but Rev.
Roach, raising his voice above the
screams OF women and shouts of men,
called out that the fire was from paper
that had fallen into the register, and
that there was no danger. At the same
time Junius Wright sprang forward
with an overcoat and threw it over the
register. The audience was quieted
and quickly filed out.
In the meantime an alarm had been
turned In and the department was on
hand promptly. 1t turned out that the
small basement used for the heating
apparatus was a mass of flames and
the fire had eaten up around the reg
lister. 1t took an hour to get the fire
under control. The main floor of the
church was wrecked, a loss OF $500
being incurred.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
COMMERCE AND LABOR BILL.
The House Passed Substitute for Sem
ate Bill.

Washington.-The house passed the
substitute to the senate bill to estab-
lish a department of commerce and
labor. All the republicans and 20 dem
ocrats voted for the bill. In committee
of the whole the democrats and n
sprinkling Of republicans, led by Mr..
Corliss, republican, of Michigan, STRUCK
out the portion of the bill providing
for bureau OF insurance. BY a piece
of parliamentary strategy Mr.. Hep
burn, republican, Iowa, chairman OF
the interstate commerce committee,
sought to have this provision restored,
but the opposition stood fast and he
was overcome. The democrats then
attempted to recommit the bill, with
instructions to report back a seperate
bill for the creation of a department
of labor but the motion was lost. Tie
only other substantial ameEddment was
one to authorize the president to trans
fer the interstate commerce commits
sion to the new department.
The substitute as passed by the
house, differs from the senate bill In
important particulars. 1t leaves the
life saving service. the marine hospital
service, the steamboat inspection SER
vice, the bureau of navigation and the
shipping commissioner under the con-
troll of the treasury department, but
authorizes the president, in his discre-
ton, to transfer other bureaus for the
collection Of statistics and the inter
state commerce commission to the new
department. 1t places under the con-
troll of the new department the nation
al bureau Of standards, the coast and
geodetic survey, the bureau of stats
tics, the census bureau, the bureau OF
foreign commerce. the bureau of i'm
migration, including jurisdiction over
Chinese immigration, including the bu-
reau of manufactures and corporations.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23

II may surprise those who see the
corps as it is today to know that there
was time In the history OF West
Point when the cadets were ragged.
shoeless, and anything but uniform In
the matter of head-gear and foot-gear.
At this period of vicissitude, when
food was also scarce, Gen. Charles
King himself was a cadet there. and
his description of it in an article soon
to appear in The Youths Companion
adds a new chapter to the history Of
the military academy.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
UNCLE SANS LARGEST RIFLE.
A Sixteen Inch Coast Defense Gun.
Test Was a Success.

New York.-The most powerful gun
ever built in America-a huge 16 inch
coast defense rife-has been success
fully tested at the government proving
grounds, Sandy Hook. The gun was
fired three times In the course of the
afternoon, in the presence of several
hundred army officers, few civilians
and one representative of the legisla
tive branch of the government-Con.
gresham Gillette of Massachusetts,
who was invited as a member of the
appropriations committee. Among the
officers present were: General Chaffee,
who was received with a salute, as
commander of the department of the
east; General Crozier, chief of ord
nance; Colonel Greenough, Major
Pratt, General Burlington, retired: Col
onel Thomas H. Parry. Colonel c. p.
Suter, Colonel J. T. Mansfield OF the
army board OF engineers and Colonel
Farley of the ordnance department,
who superintended the construction OF
the gun.
The three tests were marked by the
wonderful accuracy with which they
fulfilled the mathematical calculations
OF the army experts who have had
charge of the guns construction. The
three shots also proved that the espe-
cial smokeless powder made for 1t
inch guns had been accurately prepar-
ed.
The first shot was a sort of warm
err" The charge was $50 pounds of
smokeless powder. and the velocity OF
the 2400 pound projectile when it left
the muzzle was 2003 feet second.
The pressure of the great charge OF
powder in exploding was $4,000 pounds
to the square inch. For the second shot
the full charge of $40 pounds Of pow
der was used and the velocity was 1906
feet, or six feet more than calculated.
The pressure was $4,000 pounds to the
square inch. The elevation of the guns
muzzle for the first and second shots
was III degrees, and the ranges were
5000 and $500 yards. For the final
shot the muzzle was elevated to Az
degrees, increasing the range to 1000
yards. The velocity of this shot was
not taken. The charge was $40 pounds
of smokeless powder and the pressurs
was $4,000 pounds to the square inch
All the shots appeared two or three
times on the water, sending up great
fountains Of spray.
1t is said that the gun is an absolute
success and proves that 16 inch guns
could be furnished whenever the coun
try wanted them. Whether any more
will be built is a question. Congress
man Gillette and several officers pres
ent doubted that any more ever would
be built, number of smaller guns be.
ing considered more effective than one
enormous weapon.
The gun fired today cost 100000.
1t was said at the tests today that the
gun undoubtedly would be mounted at
Sandy Hook. General Crozier said
that while It's range at it's highest ele.
walton was about 20 miles. it could
be used to hit objects only at a dis
lance Of four or five miles. Objects
further away could not be seen.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
Logical.

Bridget-Oi can't stay, ma'am, o.
less you give me more wages.
Mrs. Hiram Often-Whatl Why,
you don't know how to cook or do house
work at all.
Bridget-That's jist it, ma'am, an
not KNOWN how, sure the work is all
the harder for me, ma am.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
Princess Travels.

Brussels.-A dispatch from Geneva
to the Petit Bleu says the crown prin-
cess Of Saxony and NJ. Giron have left
Switzerland secretly. They Travelled
toward the south under assumed
names.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
As He Thought.

"You are in my pew" said Mr..
Upjohn stiffiy.
'Then am sitting in the seat of the
scornful," getting out of it with alac-
rity and taking seat farther back in
the church.-Cassell's Journal.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
FATAL FIRE At MORRISSEY
HOTEL IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
TOWN BURNED.
Four Unidentified Bodies Taken From
Ruins-Four More Thought to Still
Remain-House Was Full of Tran
sients-Lamp Was Turned over in
Barroom-Flsmes Spread Rapidly.

Morrissey, B. C.-Four dead bodies,
charred and as yet unidentified. were
taken from the ruins of the Pioneer
hotel. which burned here.
1t is feared four more victims are
still In the ruins, which will be thor
oughly searched as soon as possible.
The hotel was well filled with guests
at the time of the fire. 1t was a
structure 80 feet wide and so feet
long, two stories in height, with din
ing room and bar. A. Johnson, the
lessee. Is as yet unable to determine
how many guests escaped, as many
or them were transients and not
known personally to him.
lamp was accidentally overturned
in the barroom. Owing to the infiam-
mable nature of the building, the
flames spread rapidly and soon got
beyond control. Most of the guests
had retired. and as soon as the pro.
prietor saw the place was doomed he
and the bartender rushed upstairs to
arouse the sleeping inmates. In some
cases the guests were half dazed by
smoke and scorched by flames, and it
was with difficulty that they were got
ten to the outside.
Everything was in flames in a few
moments, but the two rescuers work
ed until they were so badly burned
about the head and arms that they
could no longer stay in the building.
The town had no modern fire APP
paratus, and 1t was necessary to wait
until the flames subsidized before
searching part of the ruins. Four
dead bodies were discovered and car
ried out. In the ruins it is feared
there are four more.
The hotel site is at the east end OF
town. A west wind was blowing, and
that fact alone saved the rest OF the
town from destruction.
A. Johnson, lessee, suffered proper
ty loss of $1,000. no insurance; s. Ken
ouse. proprietor OF the building, fig
ures his loss at $1,000, insurance $4,000.
The guests escaped with only what
clothing was on their backs, in most
instances exceedingly scanty. and all
their personal effects were burned.
Morrlssey New Town.
Morrissey, B. c.. is a new town of
about 1000 inhabitants, which has
sprung up since the Morrissey coal
mines. operated by the Great North
ern railroad, came into prominence.
If 10 % miIos north Of Iannin0c Mont
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23
DIned With Emperor Joseph.

Vienna.-Emperor Francis Joseph
gave a dinner at the Hoffburg recently.
Among those present were the United
States, Mexican and Chinese minis
tiers.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23

There is one redeeming feature
about the man who laughs at his own
Jokes. You at least know that.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23

Third class railway fare in India is
less than half cent a mile.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23

Morrissey, B. C., is new town Of
about 1000 inhabitants. which has
sprung up since the Morrissey coal
mines, operated by the Great North
ern railroad, came into prominence.
1t is 80 miles north of Jennings. Mont.
and 40 miles north of the international
boundary line.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18

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flptte bio. $on bar geitprer peo i'm
9anobanSeI | SeIiorb, W9s.
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rem Oeo SsiifoIen Satob RaaooIanb.
Oct er elifpproise Wenneifer baaoe
ban ps 6rlen. Raabolano er Ell ipr.
oeles n t Wmo; ban taller &c.
IemaaI beitanbis os bolber oft egte
norif ! sgre. 9e andre 29rere s.
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norife R9no oe opstise / beres @ier.
ming. &ualbetm er gift meo Stor.
tingsmano 8. Speinions Batter,
anne. SGee 9iaaIano fra Morge.
bal er G9rerinoe peb SfcIen. s.
Raaoblanb bar forpastet Sfolegaar.
ben al 9. ltumaun, iom s bel peo err
blet anttmano / 9~ratsberg os mi Dor
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
RorteIie fortalt.
HgbcSer % SptcancIicr ON Git o.
Tat ira dlle Snntcr.

Sc feite al os fieuSer life OiSere
iii Stbirieu, oct moa ri tnorsrme,
naar ri bare iaar pi0e ioa meset, at
berfro erportereSes iiSite gar go.
100000 Euno Smsr.
- NnOrem Carnegie bar irga1
anoer SntereSie i Stnaltruiten enc
iom SOLDER al isrite YrioritetS 8on'
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Heute, men er life tifiaIp$.
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trait meS set brittle Wtarinebeparte.
meut ON 9enpttcI len al hans Spiten
for trooSIss SeIe9rafertns paa ole
Stibe / Sen brittle Rariue.
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Sen / SauOeIeu oGreroe tilbereote
6soe Tor SpGobsrn i~nbehoIOer FOR.
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til at s8e @ortctS @pgt emo til oeu
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trGfteS no.
- SinoS Grtefeiierir0e bar lat iis
/ Sopeoet, at benSeS 7O.aarS 800.
ieI&Ooa ifol ieireS MI i &sit - ifisut
bun life ipISer line 20 isr no / nGitc
IorstaI engang.
DIR. Gibbons r~uoSiunone
Charging @tod,inc", Der or lige Oel
ififfct til at oriue ems aisretsi, opIu.
ie ems Sue % foge ems @aaItiSer,
ifaI foite $3.50; men en- Hri&neSiGt.
teIie cr itiIet / llOiigt.
- 8er6cnS b~urtigite SItoa bar / to
Gor oPret Ct, iom regelmGSitg gist
Turen meuem B%bilaoeIpbid % vt.
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al ct Sltog / England.
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I'll 300 Dtilioner Cons eler ire Cons
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
"Gr bun 9eres 9otter2"

Ger bun 9eres 9atter2"
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Sdret.~
"Spao flyer 9e9- SfiGnfet Dem
al Snpet2"
"Sa, iee ianSt benSe her uSenfor
ueo ct Sfibbrub for 20 aar iioen."
Gen frenmebe ipntes at bli nler oa
mer oprert % BAD meb b9oenoe
Stemme:
"Sorflar Gem n9rmerel"
ga San omit9noig babe reoegiort
for at, Der itoo | SorbinoeIie meo
Selenas Teoniug, ialot beu iremmeSe
| Sanfer. Otter en- ShmSs forIsb
reiite ban zig op, omiapneoe oen gam.
lie og ptrebe eufelt o. biertelig:
"Sap Saf on Sebersmanb, iorSi
Su bar pGret EFT Gar for min Cater.
Oct bsres iom ct @usutpr; men
oct er Dog alisepel ianot.
Sattcr % Gar, omeub meo 20
aars Weuemruut. reSSeoeS fra set
ropbegiarIiae &ap al EFT OF iamme
Wanb, oe at 8ienfieroelien fra Sen
gnnTIes St6e iteoe siebliffelig - alt
er pirfelig Saubbeo!
Get er MI enaang iad, at SfiGb-
mems Seie er urmiuaelige, OF man
maa erinbre, at Sareu | fit Sierte bar
9ileoe al Ell fi9r aioso, SeIenas
Wfooer, % oct bar beo Si9lp al Bette
~oprebare MtinoetS GortrGt OF neo
Si9Ip al Griubriuseu ON ct Tibet
Barn, bpts gileoe fanotes / bans
Sommebog, at @ienfienSeIien ffeSe.
Hprmere onitiqeoe GfteriorIfninaer
gao fltIo @i&bco ior. at Selela bar
bans iom $50 begrPote Satter.
Nt er Saaeu eu6t. 9e nGrniere.
inogoaeroe 9etaIier faar 2rieren
ielp Isae at lrSiiu0e, giGtte iig til -
eler ogiou beisge Ell liSen 2obSbutte
etiteSs oeo Den ipeuifc apit OF ammo.
DC Dem lille oofre 2~oo$buitru ONT at
berette noget ira tit 2iu.
Oct gioroe Den, iom bar ne6tegnet
bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
Eat.

gi Guiter Of tnIts 7auFerne i % om,riua
@eooitpd. gu. for ben Cferui1igbeo. be
uoptiie mob Dor latter Cha Rguer hen.
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lsroe Ill Gri5cua / Saab ON @isupInoelie
al bsuoes Se!breo -botlist Dog mislutteoes
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bar 9ioTt for % / be q aar. NJ bar leust
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web 9raueH 81 taiier osiaa G. 8agb Tor
al ben @oohso. ban nopiite mob heHee M
Der belle hsuoeS SpSopm o. iiRr I Den ileite
I'D, ligeisoes iaiies Refer gfpler. beHoes
Sroesr. Tor ben CpoiIelis, ban uopiits. TAT
III be mango SeHusr. icm aap De imuits
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Rabpsr. iou Hopiiie iGa mesen @oebeo mob
teuoe o. os l ben ii0ite LIB. ga ine. iem
par poe, Yin SilRrp III heupe prrr hlrrteig
iaiiei. YRaa Serrsu betale benz illbage, u
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5. r. Isler 90 Saiiru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18

StanSarS Gil. Sislge SiSen6er
ira 8lldnreit bar S~tnn0arb Oil. &om'
paniet itor Rsie meO at fGite fat 300
/ HumPnieu. Hegieringeus Silb9n.
gere boISt iorIeoen ct 8rioatmsoe.
og paa bette uStnIte WiniiterprRii.
bent Suro3o. at amerifanere bar
TONNE til 9an6et for at monopoIiiere
getroleum Suouitrien, men at Ru.
mpnien life oiIoe unoertaite fig
StanoarS SiI-acmpaniets gog.
SmioleriiS beOer Oct, at oct mPgtige
aompani life bar opgioet Sheen ON
at iorbiH6e iig meO ct rumpniif Sci.
fob for at uonptte De Sliefilber, iom
uSen 5uiI finbes / Sanbet. Ran
bar enSru life cpSaset Dem; men at
Sc er Ser, fan Der life o9re to DE.
uiuser ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
HeIlan Mining Syndicate

bar meget bprbiiuISe @ienSomre /
Spaitf og Gle GGum Rincbiftrittcr
os geItpreIien uooioer itaoig Opera.
tionerne.
Shaftarbeibe u6fsres MI paa
"Rubp Sing" Rincn, % aports cr
oerfra afienot til Tacoma SmeIter,
iom gioer $500 pr. Con / 8itlb %
RubpisIp.
grbeibet ifrioer ogiaa ircmoo paa
"6annp @oeI". boor Sub tpoeIia fan
ices baabe / aIumper og Strimer
giennem apartien, oa Sen giennem.
initIige Prspe bier 1854 irit Sub
pr. Con.
Noget al bette bill MI bIipc ienot til
SmeIteren for at iao Berge til Sp.
retteIIeu al Wsqer paa @ienoommen.
Get bier iig, at belle Sierset inb,.
6oIber grts, iom giper fra 1881 til
.$7.S5 frit 8uIo pr. 5on, % Der er
en- 'aaoan WPngoe al oen, at Ser err
NOT at tage al / albrtg iaa monae aar.
a~rbeioerte / "8ridJIp Bear" mel.
Der netop MI, at 6a 0e baoSe iaact
SuneIen inc 40 500, itsbte De paa
ct cProiiulot WineraIng. RogIe Io,f
Der | SeottIe, iom er intereSiere0e /
bore Wiueforetagen6er, bar npIig Dor.
ret / Slpouf 9iitriftet OF toaet
&partS ira "Sannp g6el" boori Sui.
oct fan ices meo oct bIotte Sic, o. Sc
er fomne til bort aoutor OF bar
tisbt aftier for fIere SunSreoe Dol.
lars.
gi bar SoIf FER / SeattIe, iom er
perionlig fien6t meS Sunoifatet8
gmbeosmRuo, og iom bar enboer
~alnIeorins til at bIiue fienot meo Dir.
feIig 6dfta / SorbinSeIie meo Dor
6orretning % iom eiter llnberisgeIie
anbrinaer tine Benge / oen.
Si u0pioer bore Sperationer i
6ieloet ioa bel iom / 8ontoret % On.
fer at iaa 9eitiainger for gftier ira
ale og en9Der, iaa IRnse hi bar no.
gen tiIialgs.
aftier tiIbp6es enSnu for 10 Gents
Stpffet, men indinnrt Sdlget al @f.
tier iarumen meo @eOiuiten fra @rts,
iom MI er ienot til Smelteren, bar
6ragt $4,000 eaer $4,000 inc /:
au&ieu, oil @ttierue enten toges al.
6eIeS no al Narfeoet eIler be bill fun
bIipe at faa til iaftif uopertomme.
Iiae priier.
: greu al 2Sen Dee. ifriper Bro.
ii0enten, u. =. SeIlau:
Bi bar netop erboI6t grep ira Or.
beiSerne / "iannu @0el" 0iineu, at
@uIoeongen tiltager i 9reSSe % Rig.
boIoisbeo eiter boert iom SunneIen
tommer inS. Ger meIoes oaiua, at
Retnaegemet bar ifiIt Jig ira 900.
uGg9eu, buiIfet tpber pna, at De tom.
mer iu0 / en- itor "Sreiboot" aaerebe
paa ben Gnbbe, iaa Der ,,ben Roifi,
neri og ganopumpe fan blipe iortidt
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