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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
PENNINGTON.
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Miss Eddalee Morse left Monday
for San Bernardino, Calf, where she
was married today to Gilbert Arm
strong OF Los Angeles, Calf.
Miss Pearl Moon of Milton visited
over Sunday with Miss Ripple Cleave.
Miss Louise Michel has returned
from Cedar Falls wherc che has been
attending school.
Roy Flamm, who has been filing a
government position In Washington,
D. c., arrived home Thursday, having
been compelled to resign his position
on account of i'll health.
Miss Lydia Pfister pleasantly en-
tertained the Kensington club on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Emerson OF Lin
coin, Neb., arrived Tuesday for a
visit with Rev. ]. w. Carson and fam
lily.
Mrs. Myra Hassler left Friday noon
for Keokuk where she will visit over
Sunday with Miss Atha Mcbride.
| Miss Lolita Perry has returned from
! CeOdT rails WneTe sic mas Deeu LeaCn
| ing in the art department during the
summer term
Lawrence Jenkins Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. A. G. Freed in Keokuk
DR.. and Mrs M. ]. Linderholm are
visiting relatives in Altoona, Ill.
Mrs. Sarah Grimm has returned
from a visit with her sunt in Pipel
City, Ill.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Minor McCrary ant
Mrs. o. D. Greathonse and children
left Saturday for visit with relative,
in Morarity, N. Mex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nagel and daugh
ter of Galesburg, Ill. who have beer
visiting Dr. G. l.. Paisley and family
returned home Thursday.
4 Miss Amelia Phster has returned
from Cottonwood where she was TIL
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Martha Hoy
err.
Mr.. and Mrs Worthy Proper, d.
and Mrs. G. r Proper, Don Prope
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
WOOL SCHEDULES COMPARED.

There is general interest to know
what differences there are between
the various wool schedules. The i'm
portant features of the new La Fol
lette bill which the senate passed
compared with the present law and
Underwood house bill, are shown in
the following:
Raw wool, frst-class wool on skins
Present law. ST. per cent ad valo
rem; Underwood, 20 per cent; La
Toilette, 80 per cent.
Wool not on skins-Present law
4724 per cent; Underwood, 20 pei
cent; La Toilette. So per cent.
Raw wool, second-class-Present
44.9S per cent; Underwood, 20 Pc
cent; La Toilette, 10 per cent.
Top waste, etc.-Present, 1898 pc
cent: Underwood, 20 pper cent; Ii
Toilette, % per cent
Shoddy, noils, etc-Present, II pc
cent: Underwood, 90 per cent; La Fo
lette, q Ter cent
Wooden rags, mungo, etc.-Presen'
ls5.40 per cent; Underwood. 20 pc
cent; La Toilette, IS per cent.
Combed tops-Present, Ill per cent
| Underwood, rs per cent; La Toilette
40 per cent.
Yarns-Present. 1853 per cent; Or
derwood, 80 per cent; La Toilette, 4
per cent.
Blankets and fannels-Presen
e5.42 per cent; Underwood, 80 pc
cent; La Toilette, SO per cent.
/ Clothes. dress goods, fabrics an
wooden cloth-Present, 1914 per cent
, Underwood, As per cent; La Follett
So per cent.
Carpets-Present, so per cent; u
derwood, % per cent; La Toilette,
per cent.
Mats and rugs-Present, 1926 ps
cent: Underwood, so per cent; L
Toilette, IS per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
WRITING IN EXPRESS PACKAGES

A railroad, steamboat or express
company or other common carrier
may carry letters written and sent by
its officers and agents which relate
to its business only, without inclosing
the same in stamped envelopes. All
other letters carried by a common
carrier must be inclosed in stamped
envelopes with the amount of post
age thereon that would be chargeapie
if they were sent by mail The en-
velopes on such letters must bear ehe
date of the transmission or receipt.
These provisions are intended to COW
err exceptional cases. The general
rule, in the language of the law, is
that NO company or carrier, or any
officer of employee thereof, may carry
letters which are neither written by
the company or carrier, nor addressed
to it" Any common carrier violating
this statute is liable to fine OF SloU
for each and every letter so carried.
The purpose of the law is to give
the government monopoly in the
transportation of the mails. Attention
is called to the matter at this time
because in its efforts to make itself
self-supporting the postoffice depart
ment is giving special attention to
the sources of its revenues, and be-
cause also it is the custom of some
people to enclose written matter in
express packages. This is as fragrant
violation of law as it is to conceal
letter in newspaper or package
with a view of defrauding the govern
ment of the higher rate of postage
which letters require. Persons guilty
of the latter offense are liable to a
penalty of ten dollars, and very few
escape payment of that sum. Hence
forth the character Of the matter car
ried by the express companies will be
carefully watched and violations o.
the law will be punished whenever dis
covered. 1t will be the part of wis
dom for both the companies and the
general public to observe the stric
letter of the law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
A story of Prosperity.


Muscatine Journal: Mississippi
river cities, especially those along the
upper river have a keen and a prac-
teal interest in the prosperity and
progressiveness of each other. De-
spite the discouragements which those
of us who believe in the possibilities
of water-hauled traffic have been COM
PEELED to face. and despite the fact
that the realization of the rerival OF
river commerce on large scale is as
yet seemingly as far away as far
awav as ever, most Of us are supreme
" confident that the day is coming
when with modern boats and modern
harbor facilities and loading ma
chinery, the Mississippi will again be-
come an important avenue OF COM
merce for heavier and imperishable
freight When this time comes the
prosperity of other river cities will
have a direct and important bearing
on our own
Anticipating this consummatior
we most find a considerable satisfac
ton in the present day growth and
advancement of every upper river
city. The new impetus which Keo
kuk has received, and the brilliant
prospects of prosperous future
which 1t now enjoys because of the
/ construction there of the great power
dam is an instance in point. We arr
! certain that every other river cit.
along the upper reaches of the Faith
er of Waters has watched with pleas
4 ure and qualification the advance
ment of Keokuk's hopes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
k.okuk Iowa July 81, 1911
AN Eeo,s ANSWER

To Family Friends "You Are
Your Dear Father Over Again"
How did make my laughter? How
did l build mine ease?
Out of thousand sorrows and NIT
lion miseries;
The easy grace of my posture, relax
ed. alert, at rest,
Is a flower sprung from roots OF TOLL
when l was sore oppressed;
When / helped raise Pyramid, when
my heart warmed slaves thin
breast,
And what is my "wondrous patience!
From Anger and Disgust
I sublimated and distilled my pity
true and just,
Nv wise and strong compassion Tor
sick, silly fools who sin;
For | know they know no other way
to rise, to grow, to win.
am calm and still. reposeful. was
always so,' you say?
Hast ever seen Spring torrents with
torn. tossed trees at play?
Through my veins Niagara thunders
my pulse is a rapids roar,
My soul is Sea unfathomed, my
passions own no shore.
But I speak tide law to them Die
my storms be still,
And their maddest rage obeys 1T tne
Christ of my mighty will.
Strength that l earned in weakness
sobbing meath my load,
Power l wrung from WEAKNESS ant
terror of the goad.-
You think l always had it," All. vel
let it be so;-
But what l PAID FOR MY CHAR
ACTER; for WHAT AM;
KNOW
-Florens Folsom in August Nautilus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
Must pay BID Tax.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 31.-The
estate of the late Henry o. Rouse,
former millionaire president of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
will have to pay nearly 100000 in
heritance tax. Judge Madden has
upheld the constitutionality of the
Ohio collateral Inheritance tax. The
executors paid $2s,491 inheritance tax
in New York on sT64,633 deposited in
New York banks and therefore fought
the payment OF the collateral inherit
ance tax in Ohio Judge Madden
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

It is believed that the decision OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
In the Pacific coast cases is but a
beginning and that the immediate re-
duction of freight rates ordered is not
It's most important feature. Out of the
official definition of freight traffic
zones is likely to develop complete
reorganization Of the system Of freight
charges throughout the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

A single page in a single issue OF
the Century taken for advertising pur
poses costs $500; in Harper's $500; il
other prominent magazines from 1886
down to 500. A yearly advertisement
of one column in the Chicago Trib
une costs $4,000; in the New Yorl
Tribune $4,000, for the lowest ant
s85,950 for the highest rates; in th'
New York Herald s36,203 for the low
est and $4,000 for the highest price,
column. These papers, it is said, ar
never at loss for advertising to fiji
their columns. These figures will doubt
less be Of interest to the man who in
vests $40 and flatters himself wit
the idea that he is liberal adyertis
er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

Frank A. oConnor of New Hampton
and E. G. Dunn of Mason City are
mentioned as probable candidates for
the Democratic nomination for cover
nor. The former represents Chickasaw
county in the legislature and was the
minority leader during the last ses-
sion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
the police have yrnd in New
York. 1t took juice minutes to
pinch the estat1nent in the
heart of the tendi.
study a. 1.ulos,s.

CHICAGO, July 8 scientific sys.
tenn of studying oyees" for evi'
dences of incipieISes Of tubercu.
losis will soon be lled by the In
ternational arveCompany. An
expert on the subgill be kept In
the company's plS render expert
advice and assist to those al
flicted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

The Quincy Herald hates to think
what would happen to Quincy if the
bottom should fall out of the Three
Eye League. 1t says that that city is
SO near the bottom that all the rest OF
the debris would be on top of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

and Grandma Proper OF Harrisburg,
and Miss Nettie Israel OF Bonaparte
visited Thursday at the home of DR..
and Mrs. G. T. Asquith, the occasion
being Or. Asquith's birthday anniver.
sary.
Mrs. Grace Rider and sister. Miss
Ira Storms, visited pa,urday with
their sister, Mrs Camp, in Croton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

a-ement these facts are worth re-
membering. The Oregon did not
primarily cause the building Of the
canal, but she furnished an object
lesson that has been OF immense
value to the country in the vast un-
dertaking, All honor to the Oregon,
once the pride of the United States
navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

City people are doing more or less
Worrying about the condition OF the
crops, but it is worthy of note that
the farmers are still buying autono-
biles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

The Burlington Gazette suggests
that the Milwaukee labor leader who
denounces the boy scout as an ally
of the capitalistic interests should
take big dose Of calomel and get his
liver in proper shape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

An upstate country paper declares
that when two women get to inter
changing family news over the tele-
phone, central is telling no fib when
she says. Line is busy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
Gambling Houses Ralded.

NEW YORK. July S1.-.While 5000
men, women and children cheered,
detectives battered their way In
to the best fortified gambling house
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

People are again calling them
"spuds.. This means that they have
declined in price until no one now
takes off his hat when he refers to
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

"At the age of fifty some men have
been cured of the notion that they
can become rich by industry alone,
saws the Des MONIES Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
NOTES AND COMMENT.

The Ida Grove Pioneer SUBJECTS that
La Toilette is professional reform
politician who has policies for cam
paign purposes only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

Senator La Toilette does not ap-
pear to have Nebraska in his vest
pocket-at least not SO as anyone can
notice It," says the Des Moines Capt.
tai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

In 1895 only seven industries were
open to the women OF the United
States. The census of 1900 names
3o3 separate occupations, and In only
eight of these were there no women
workers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.

F1OO0f1 = FOh ] IL IT Y
We cannot always succeed; but if we
fail we can always fail in good spirits.
r. L. Stevenson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

DAILY BY MAIL. :. m
One year. $3.WiFour months.' 20 * *
Six mouths. l5ofOne month. 49,. ...,o,, I'd
Entered in Keol1uk postorice as secohu
Postage prepaid; terms in ady 1aie ina
All subscription orders should gi /, a. sn a
P. o. address and state wnethea ~ n
new or renewal order. cha .hs old
address is desired, state ootn ZIG
3t Remit BY postofrice money or resar
express money order, registered
The At date printed on the sddsds re,sst On
each paper notes when the
expires. :. ra.e,ve their
papers promptly will confer iasoh -
giving notice of the fact
Address all communications f9 NV
THE GATE CITY COM conn. iva
No. IS North Sixth St. keokuk' LOWS
THE GATE CRY is on sale at the
following news stands: Yo,,son.
Hotel keokuk. cor. Third and Jon .rsat
II SoIIins a Co, 62y Main street.
Ward Bros. SIS Main street.
Depot News stand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

of pressed brick with Bedford stone
trimming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

The contract for the new county
hospital of Jefferson county to be built
at Fairfield has been let to Cohen &
Conway of Davenport for s19,970. Crit
fifth G. Pierson Of Fairfield get the
heating and plumbing contract for
$3,25o and other Fairfield firms minor
contracts. The building will be AK
"a feet, two stories and basement and
will have twenty-five beds. the &C
credited number for hospital. There
will be two public wards, and thirteen
private rooms. The building will be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31

A cooperative store for the sale of
meats and groceries is to be establish
ed at Tabor. in Page county, and a
room on the east side of Main street
has been rented for the location. 1t
is said the plan was originated by
farmers of the vicinity, who objected
TO the custom of the local stores in
closing at o'clock five evenings out
of each week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-31


ARRlV
n
etupendos Il
~. az.
the III
and raw
Keokuk
arriving
welcomed
large cro
the work
train.
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people al
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
1liuioner / Gritatnine.

Sra Merico Gitp, meIoc&, at sen ii.
uciiite RcQicriu9 bar iorlarqt en-
Sfoocaeritatning al $6,O00,000 al
Mcrico for NtDroeriet pna fincIiifC
llnOerinottcr / Gorreon. 6orIu9en.
set oil bIi itGttet al Ell finciiif arpo'
Ter, iom oacrebe or uuoerpciS til
QSericoS @citfpit.
Zen tiueiiifc lln6crieaeIics fomite,
icm al Sen fiuciiife legation / Nericr
Sim icubtcS til Sorreou, or penbt
tilboGe og bar oi8ipet oeu IcISing
at 303 aineiere blep uebIostcSe or
eli @auf, ct Slubbus, 50 Sorrct
EiugSlofaIer ~pIpnSreoe.
gi Sen iorlarste SfaoeSeritatnine
pao 100000 err 81 100000 iol
Sfooe pno Gienbom og 100000
ior Sabet al WlenneifeIio.
6oruber oen Der nGpnte SfaSeSer
i~:atning iorIangeS, at Werico sis,
aibigt FOR ben SniuIt Der tiIfsiebel
oet fineiiife Stag, at De SfpIoiaI
trGfteS til aniunr, % De fonitiiltio
relIe 9arontier ON geifpttelie a
Sineieres Sip 90 eienoom sisrei
efieftip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Carrie Vation 900.

Wrs. Carrie Hotion, Der meo i'm
little Sathet" par en- Sfr9f for ale
Saloonboloere, ipecieIt / aanias, er
cen 9oe os. afgoaet oeb Ssben /
2eaoennortb, Sans.
WrS. Nntion bar loot / aentlcfn
/ 1916. Senoes Yngenopn bar Gar
RE Woorc. Som eanife ung blep
bum gift meb en- Wanb, iom por
it9rft foriaIben til NpbeIien at BE-
rlrienbe Sriffe, oe efter bans 0so
fog bun ben 9eilutnina of bic Heiten
a. lit Sip til en- & moo Sriffeon-
set.
Srn flpttebe ienere til &anias,
hoor bun blep gift meb Gupio go.
ton, Der par en- Iigeiaa iprig Brobibi-
tioniit.
Senoes fsrite Saloon." Smaibing"
u0fsrtes / Sfipnfeituen / "Sotel
Carer" / @id)ita ben 27oe December
1900. Sun blro arreiteret og maatte
tilbrin9e Here Gage / Sengiel.
Senbes @irfiombeb / De ienere Iar
pr 9Pierne befipu0t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Geleitepnet / Blair, Dis

Sette Steone, Ser bolotes Den Toe
Sunni bar ct interesiant Wsbe. Der
fom TeIemarfineer fra ale &unter /
Smegnen oe en- bel Del ira Stoigb.
ton. MIt bar fo%rtrinlie arrauseret.
Iait. llrberg. Slau Srmbrecf % u.
q. Srangstpeit bapoe eiprt set me-
ite af Irbeioet meo Siliteluingen.
programmed par afuerlenbe % inc.
bolosrist. Otter @elfomittalen al
9pens Wapcr. boIbt Bait. ltrberg
Ell meeet noisrIie Sale ON SeIemar-
finserne / 6ortio % Hutio. Saga.
ifriperen 9orfeI SfteIie bolbt berpaa
Ell Gale paa SeIemaal, % set iaa no
til, at ban bapoe SorinmIinsen meo
fig. Bait. llrbere er SeIemarfina 90
en- al Dc norifeite Greiter iee bar
truifet Der | 2anoet. gtpar andre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Dtseoniin SeetsIatur.

Senatet bar ben Toe bs. pebtuget
&eiolutionen, Der erf19rer, at Siaac
S%tepbenion fisbte lit Seoe | De Sor.
Staters Senat, % bpori Der rettes
en- Sennenbelie til bette ON at for.
anifaIte en- officiel nnberiseelie Of
Sasen. 2efollttionen blep pebtaget
meo Is mob 8 Stemmer.
Ss1eenbe Senatorer itemte for
@eiolutionen: Blaine, goisbarb,
gropne, @aplorb, quitting, 9ileen,
&1e5cfa, 9rumrep, Wartin Omen,
&anboIpb, Sanborr, Scott, Seas.
bale og Srue og fsIsenbe ire tnob:
@lbers, @obenItao, Sbomas.
SeIgenoe Senatorer meb eIer
uben splbis llnoifplontng Dor fra-
perenbe: 9urfe, Sonalb, Sopt,
Sames, 9ebr, 9inlep, 9errp. Sno.
Der, @eisIe, @bite, @risbt, Sopbp,
If De Senatorer, iom jtemte for
&eiolutionen, bar ale &epitbIifanere
meb unbtageIie at quitting og Run'
ooIpb, iom er 9emofrater, oe Socia-
Iiiten 9aplorb. If Dem, iom itemte
imoo oen, er &Ibers Semofrat og
gobenitab og Sbomas &epubItfa.
mere.
Se frap9renoe Senatorer er ale
Gepublifanere meo llnotagelie af
Snoper, iom er 0emofrat, og 80.
pbp, iom er Socialiit.
Observation-Disclosures ilaget, Der
er BET ~raoifaleite Sorilag, iom er
fremiat | 2egislotlirer, er ben Soc
bs. pebtaget al Senatet meb en- oper.
pplbenbe Stemmeflerbeb. Soriluget
erfl9rer, at ale 8anbfalb / Staten,
er oct belle Soils gienoom, og op.
bRper ale bibtil meboelte 9oncesiio.
ner paa uobpgning al 8~anofalo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Storartet Dciproieft.

Iiitomobileiere / @rano Sorts,
q. Sat, Groofiton og Gait 8rano
Sorts, Wirn., bar ~ilittet iig iommen
meo oct 6ormaaI al anl9gse en-
Gbnuie og artomobiIbonp fra @rnno
Sorts til 9ruofIton. grbeibet Ifal
taobegpnoes omfring ben lite SliIi.
Ser er, meo flor SiIiIutning al boooe
Sarmere og gutomobileiere oreani-
Ieret ct Iftiefompani meo Ell 3apital
pno 100000.
&eien, Der bIir al mooerne Son.
itruftion, ifal bpgees % 500 breo, og
fontmer til at saa langs meb Ror-
tbern Tociiifbanen. Gen blir onl-
trent % Wil lang % fol fun bruges
al automobiler oe Wotocpfler.
Sarmerne er | Sousr al oct fore
ilaoebe @eianl9s bopeoioselig al ben
@rilno, of BET bill fierre autcmobi-
lerne ira be alminbeIige 8isrepeie %
terbeo binbre De mango lllpffer, iom
foronriages peo, at Seitene ifrGm-
mes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
en- 8arnepen 900.

Sen 80 aar eamIe @iniom Stae.
fer 8ellebine, Sn,, iom figes of babe
bortgipet ooer $4,000 til SfoIe.
bern, er BEN Sbe sS5iini ofgaaet peb
Ssoen / fit Stem Der. Sons CAB.
milSbeb b~egpnbte at bIi foa flor, at
bans Slagtninse illrttelig fit erfleret
BAN umpnbig os en- Sormpnber ITO
n9pnt for bam.
5 mango 4ar bar ban reeeImesfg
heltaset / ale SfoIeptcfnicfer, os oil
tio bapbe ban Ga 9pmnerne fidbe al
Smaapenge - RtcfIes og Dimes =
iom ban ubbelte meuem 8srnene.
San bar osiaa en- goo Ben Of ole
2mbiirpsere og Sigeere, bpis ans
mobninser ON Si9Ip alorig blep
negtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Peoe oe Storm.

Gen trpffenoe Seoebslge, iom /
Gluten al iioite ltge rrgebe oper iaa.
qootiom belle sen sitIige Del al Can.
oct, er 2sroag Rat % Ssnoog bleoet
oflsit al ct fisligt, foririifenSe Hean,
Ger oog poo erfelte Steber, iipr oppe
! Horopeiten Ieoiagebes al poloiomma
Saglbpger.
: @rano Sorts % Smeer, q. O.,
cnrettebes nleQen Sfabe al Stormen,
iipr pao Srrr % minbre 9pgninger
in6e / 9pen. 8reat Hortbern.9o.
mems 2ofomotioitalo blep repet / Sill
Ter oa itrset omfring | Habolnget.
aeropIanet "8rano Sorts, iom
bar unSer @pQning noe paa Snir.
sriinoen, eSeIogoes. Set bar Renin-
gen at BET iful0e babe ~ioreto9et SIN.
oeopoisninger llbitiuinsSu8en.
Gn itor, trottformie Sfp iaattoges
! SpooeIt for @pen, itrar fsr Stor-
men brsb los; men man ueo enbnil
life ON rogcr Sfaoe poa Gienbom
cller Cab al Wcnneifelip anrettebes.
s GLain ioSresneoe oct / bel en- Ii,
mes Sib, ioa &anbet itob bit / So
terne.
s 6Iaiber iulot ser ire CONNER
Hegn / Sen Giutes Sib, SfpIrcgnet
rnreoe. Rc9uct Ieoiagebes al en- or
fanogtig @inN, Der req SrGr ps llb.
bitsbpgningcr o~perenoe. Slere itore
"@arrS" bIeo aoelagt.
s Wanoon moatte Sogene pente
oper en- Eime az Srpst for at bli
blpit neo FRA cen bsie Bro oper Wtis-
ipuriilooen.
s @orneEniQe, @inn., blir mango
SrGr og StiIOte bIait neo. Ser falbt
8 Sounrer meo Regn.
= SomcStoun, g. Sat, anretteoe
en- SaeIitorm aofiIie Sfabe, og ira
Sarge mel6es of Selefon- % Sele'
crafconiuarr er afbriiot paa lons'
StrGtniueer.
Si9uenoe Giterretninger err inols'
bet frt Steoer / Iinneiota os Sontt
9afoto.
timber Stcrruen inbtraf mango
2pnnebilog. % / Omeenen al Glaris'
ia, Ninn., bIeu en- Sarmer peb Napr
guguit anoerion br9bt al Spnet
Zen itore StaIo. OF 2aaoebpanina
poa eihmineriarmen NOR Sersas,
Winn. antGnStes al 9pnet 90 neo'
brGnote til SrunSen. 70 $eite IN
0ebrGnote.