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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29
BOYS SPLASH IN
Y. NJ GA. POOL
More Than Half Hundred Of Them
Win Prizes by Diving Into Deep
End and Swimming Lsnsth
Of the Pool.
800 BOYS ENJOY SPORT
Only Place in city to Cool Off In
This Intense Heat and They
Flock to the Big Nata-
torium Daily.

keokuk boys have sought relief from
the intense heat of the past few weeks
by taking advantage of the special Of
fer OF the Y. NJ. C. A. to splash about
in the big natatorium for a couple OF
hours in the afternoon. The boys have
been as thick as bees in a hive and 1t
was necessary to divide them into
classes to accommodate the many.
The free classes closed Friday after
noon. More than 275 were enrolled,
$50 Of whom learned to swim, and
fifty qualified for the bronze emblems
by swimming the length of the pool.
This qualification test was held Fri
day afternoon and it was the desire
Iof all the boys who were swimming
for the first time this summer to make
good. Lads as young as eight years
took header" off the rail into the
= deep end and fought the water in a
manner characteristic of beginner.
Some had a hard time reaching the
other end, but as each climbed drip
ping out Of the water, there was the
smile of victor on his face. To many
of the boys the feat of completing this
swim of about fifty feet meant as
much as 1t does to the Chicago CUBS
to win a worlds championship.
The swimming has been in charge OF
Physical Director Osborne and B. ID.
Chapman, boys secretary. They a.
nounced Saturday that special ar
rangement has been made whereby
bows may continue the use or o..
pool without taking out a regular Y.
| M. G. A. membership. This is upon
the payment of 50. which gives them
the privilege until OctoDer Z. me as,
sociation has also opened Its swim
/ ming pool to all, both boys and men
for daily swims, at nominal price fol-
each swim.
The bows who qualified for buttons
are: /.
h Ioyd Roberts, Elmer Meister, Ceci
Davis. Elmer Bunch, Arnold Vath, &c
yaths Karl Kanzen, Lsorin Fields
Merritt Griffen, Miller Hunter. Alber
Gleye Jr., Wilbert PRAISE, David Col
lison. David Young, Howard Fryman
Palmer Pyle, Gilbert Sargent. Alonz
cole. Albert Sansone, Oscar Hanson
Lawrence Winkler, Ernest Young
Ralph Brazil, John Tigue, julius Co
,ison. John Young, Edward Wilsey
James McManus. Oney Brown. Blrc
well Sutlive, Vincent Murphy, RAY
mond Dickey, julius Carlson, Fran
|: woods, David Young Henry "
Woods. Sidney Wilson, Carl Bode, Ca
vim Alling, Paul Finne, Edwin Poll.
Frank Keppel, Damard Mondorff, job
Marsh, Merrill Francis Leon Hoste
tet. VIII Hunter. Thomas McManu
Melvin Francis. Horace Lagerpuscl
paul Megchellsen, Charles Morris. LIE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29
HAMILTON EXPECTS
BENEFIT FROM CHANGE
Routing Of Burlington Freight to the
East Over the Z. p. G. w.
is Pleasing.

Hamilton Press: The report has
been confirmed that the eastbound
freight on the Burlington route that
has heretofore been transferred to the
Pennsylvania lines at Chicago will
now be sent over the T. P. & w. to
either Logansport or Fort Wayne. Ind.
This change has been made necessary
by congested freight conditions at
Chicago. 1t means large increase OF
freight traffic through Hamilton, as all
freight for the east originating south
and southwest of here, which has here
tofore been sent through Keokuk to
Burlington, thence through Galesburs
to Chicago, will now be routed through
Hamilton and Peoria. Four or five
freight trains daily will be necessary
to handle this increased traffic. This
means more yardage in Hamilton
more roundhouse room, more men and
more families here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29

ter Fogle, Louise Boush. Bud Stadler,
Lloyd Roberts, Edwin FTiedholdt, Har-
ry West, John Higham, Leslie Hull
man, Carl Whalen. Ralph Sargent,
Louis Hogan, Harold Ellting, Ross
Clough, Ross Wright, Miller Brown,
Alvin Winters, Chester Cruze, Robert
Gunlock, Bennie Foequen, Franz
Schenk
Beginning with June 80, the follow
ing schedule will prevail for the use
of the swimming pool among mem
bers of the boys, division: The swim
ming days will be Monday, Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday Of each week.
The hours will be: Boys. 5 to IL
years, 10 a. M; boys, IL to Is years,
p p. M; employed boys, Z p. m. These
hours will be strictly adhered to. and
in making selection Of class the
boys should use judgment, for If 9
class is missed he will not be allowed
| to enter other classes Of the day.
| Glasses will be As minutes in length
and each fellow will be allowed to &c
in only once each swimming day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29

men drowned was an employee of A.
w. Schmidt of the Schmidt Electric
company. 1t was Mr.. Schmidt's boat
that was lost in the drowning.
1t is unfair that these young men
be left to stand all the expenses. For
one | am in favor of subscription
to help them out. 1t Is probably just
as well if not best If parties would call
at The Gate City Office and make their
subscription so cents and upwards.
FRED H. Overflow,
51S North Sixth street, City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29
PUBLIC OPINION
. eeeee 900 90 eeee
Lake Cooper and its Dangers.


To the Editor of The Gate City:
The recent drowning of five people
in Lake Cooper is. Or ought to be, a
lesson to the people of Keokuk and the
city administration What has hap
rened will happen again unless pre-
ventive measures are taken and that,
too, quickly.
The city Of Keokuk should own a
life saving motor boat to be housed
above the dam, properly equipped at
all times for immediate action, in the
charge of the chief of police, and not
have to depend upon volunteers for
the rescue of some one who has
drowned
In the recent drowning, efforts to
find the parties were confined to
private persons The work after much
delay was taken up by some young
men and the expenses borne entirely
by them. 1t is a regretful thing tc
saw that parties with large boats ant
means did not do anything. One par
lty did loan his boat but requested the
men doing the work to pay all ex
Ipenses and to make good the gasoline
letc., used. The searchers finding thu
FIVE bodies drowned on the night o
1.-The nineteenth inst, are out in cash
saying nothing about their time
$50. With one exception they wer
strangers of the deceased. One of tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29

of the classiest bunch of bang tall
ever assembled In the northwest car
tered away to flying start today y
Minoru park in the first event OF VIVA
is scheduled to be 80 day race meet
More than 500 thoroughbreds from
all over Canada and the United states
are stabbed here to-day, and Others als
expected from Alan. Idaho, the annual
meet having closed there today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29
American Library Association.

HAINES FALLS, y. Y, June rs
After being in session six days, the
American Library Association today
closed it's thirty1fifth annual conven,
ton with a discussion of The Law
that Stands the Test Matthew S,
Dudgeon, secretary of the Wisconsin
Library Association began the discus
sion with an address on that subject
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-29

Mrs. Mary Antin Grabau, author Of
THE Promised Landa discussed THE
Benefit to Foreigners of Public Lib.
raries." Other subjects discussed to,
day were THE Relation of Libraries
to Educational Methods" and Mort
General Use of Public Libraries by
the People
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
Kansas CAV Livestock.

Kansas city, Mo. April 20. Cat
ilc receipts 100. Market steady. Ma
tiv" steers 7.60nS.,5; southern
steers G.som s.io. southern COWS and
h-ifcrs 50Ts. native COWS and
hcif.rs i.:5 a $50; sIock"rs and
feeders G.s5IS2a: bulls a.25m
80: calves a.j0I $50. western
steers 1Is .i": western COWS .oI
7.a5.
HOGS: Receipts 100 head. Marke,
'to,dy To Sc lower Hulk nf snl"s
$3.50 $40: heavy st5I S..i; pack
srs and butchers S.5adS 1G. light
sGon SIS: pigs 1854 I.Eo.
SHEEP; Receipts nom" Marke,
steady. Muttons a..br1: Colorado
lambs ..1.H : ~: rang, w"'h"ts and
ycariinvs a.,5m7.5O: range ewes
j.:5 Ic..5.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
CHICAGO. BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. April sG,-i.nw.r Liver
pool cables and repetition OF favor
able domestic crop reports weakened
wheat today. Arrivals here of L.
100000 bushels from Duluth also
depressed values. Selling by leading
hous.s caused n drop OF 30, In the
first hour. May started -. off al
ga to- G and dropped to a2l July
began unchanged to ! lower a' ~ I.
to 92l and declined To s2c.
The clos. was firm with Nav u,
s:<a2l. n net loss Of s:.. and July
{ off ut aI,.
July Corn opened unchanged at
l down n, 55!*e and went off To
$50.
The close was steady with july
At 55s. y net loss OF -.
First prices for July oats were
.<s to ! lower and u drop 81 ~!
cent followed.
CLOSE: wheat. May ?2*.2i. July
si.: September .l..
Corn. May its+a5: July 50,
September a6..
Oats. May 3is: July 3il*.: Sep
fembcr "a
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
Bo0zEIEss DINNER DON'T
SUIT OLD DIPLOMATS

I.onaon. April 26.-"Teetotal dip
lomacy". as suggested by the innova-
ton at Washington. In Secretary of
State Bryan's wineless dinner to the
foreign diplomats. is receiving con
siderable notice in the English press.
The daily news raises the question
W neither the American Secretary has
u real moral right to send round the
teetotal punch and condemn hA en-
forced guests to ice wnter and ask
II this new form OF tyranny mny not
lead to some horrid consequences by
upsetting the digestion and temper of
come old fashioned diplomat"
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
THE MONEY MARKET

New York. April &c Money m
call nominal. No loans. Time loan.
easy: co. and 80 days I per cent siN
months - per cent.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
SOME ATTRACTION

From the Yonkcrs Statesman
sh.-''lt seems strange that YOU
did not remember NV face. and yet
YOU remember my name,
H.. - awkwardiy - We'll. you
know YOU have mn aitractiv" sort Of
namt "
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
PROSPECTS

From the Washington Star.
Has your son-in-law any pros
pects.'
Yes" replied Mr.. cumrox.
Knowing mother and III" girls a-
| do. | am sure he has some very
lively prospects. iini I'm not wor-
ryIng about him By mentioning the
matter"
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
ALWAYS CONSIDERABLE

Bella lie said he would Kiss III.
or die IN tn" attempt.
Della We'll,
Bella lie has no III" insurance
and pitiCd his poor old mother.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
SYMPTOMS

FROM f'Nchs
nwford--you can judg. n mans
character by the wa h. acts fh.n h.
has "a tooth pulled.
Crabshaw-Td very much rather
sik. him M by The way he goes on
when he has had his lex pulled.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
LOS ANGELES TO ENTERTAIN
MUSICIANS NEXT YEAR

Chicago, April 26.-Los Angeles,
California. has been selected as the
meeting place OF the 1915 convention
of the National Federation of Music
al clubs.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
REPARTEE

bitterly when You mar
ri.d NJ" You didn', marry u cook
Husband Well. YOU needn't rub II
In. iio.,on Transcript.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26

CLOSE: Pork. May 1924: July
1864: September 1924.
Lard. May 1890: July 1884:
September l0.S2s+S5
Ribs. May ii,a0. Juiy 1898: Sep
TENDER lo.s7! SO
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
POOR HEADWAY.

rI"-wIii nothing induce you II
change your mind and marry
Sh.-Anoth"r man nipht,-bo
ton Transcript.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
PAID IN KIND

From the Jacksonville Times L nion.
Success. they say. Ii achieved by
hard knocks.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Aprn 2G,-The stock
market closed steady,
The decline In stocks continued TO-
day after II brief period Of steadincss
Influenced by higher London prlo Is
al the opening. The absence OF de-
mnnd for any class OF stocks was
still Il conspicuous fact which en-
courased bear traders To increas.
their efforts and selling wis ON n
heavier scale than for some time.
The depression was heightened by
evidences of liquidation IA wide var
ieiy of Investment stocks being sold.
Low records wer. registered by some
issues. Before the clos. OF the short
session the volums al selling tap.r"i
off and therec waa some Improve
msnt in prices on shor, coverings.
Amaigamaied 7s.: Sugar li3l:
Atchison l0l: Northern Pacific
llti: Reading 100: Southern Pa
cIfic $50: Union Pacific iGi: Steel
Coz: Steel preferred los.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26

Don't brag about what yom are
going to do tomorrow. somebody
Nigh, ask YOU what you did y"sf"r-
day.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
THE NJ A r K F. T S
~ FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS W

The rang" was a shad" to ten cent
lower.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26

Tn. only way to have p'ac. Il u
wait for tn" other fellow to begin 'h'
trouble.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
Wanted.Nlale Help

For U. y. Army. Able bodied nm.
married men between ages OF IL
and Sc: citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who eau speak. read and write the
English language. For Information
apply 10 Recruiting officer. l01
West Main st.. Trinidad. Colo. u
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
Money to Loan
On chattel security: reasonable
sies. q. o. Newman. llS w. nais.

Al 8 and 10 per cent. on real es-
tate. Model water. or building and
loan stock. Lincoln II. Hall. i04
y. Commercial. 2
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
For Rent.

Rooms for light housekeeping At
i.ucerpe. Ph. Baca 3S3 or as Beech
u.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26

Furnished housekeeping rooms.
Phone Red itt3. 400 unlversity. II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
3nrhrt1 rnnnt.

Merfeli9t 8ogbinb. 6orleoe1
falot Ser / Berlin Nfgjerelle / eli
lille m9rfelig &etslag. Set gjalot
cit / Menmelfebuo inobu1oen BOG,
% sc ltrioen0e Starter piloe babe
Ell &ien0elie ON Nriien, mol1 ful1=
Sc fpr0re for Ell iaa 1iGl0en S1ro<
bin0ing.
Gu @ogbinoer Dop0e gipet Ell
5ortiments=9 ogbm10ler ct gfSem>
plar al Ell ganlfe p%ar0ilps BOG,
i1obultoen / Menneifebuo, til Ito
ltilling / 8ogbanolerens @ilr6ue.
Meocns @ogbinoere1 iaa befal1ot
Jig boa Ell &eiie, iolgte 8ogbanole=
rcn set ije(one Gfsentplar for IS
Marf. 9ette pilbe imiolertio Bog
binoeren fife laoe Jig npie meo,
men %forlangte ct 8elpb al 400
Morf, ioet fan erflareoe, at iaa
n1eget bar set iiGlone Gfsemplar
bGrb.
Retten benpenote Jig iaa til ier-
lige Sugfpn0ige. Gn 8ogbinoer-
meter Nit5, bois Meo0elelie ligger
til @r1l1o for u8erl. Sageblatt"s
@iel1gpelie al 5agen, opgaps at
Menneifebno bar ct poerlt %iialoent
Materiale, iom oerfor bapoe fort
gnr0. Der efsiftereoe finn ganife
faa gogbin6 al Bette Materiale;
ban ielD fienote hin Derfor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
seateifa6er / Anitralien,

gtlwcrt SANDS &elltan0 og Trem=
gang ofbe11ger / isrlte Sll!tans al
s@gtei ta6erne. 9isie igjcn er af=
bungige al 0e dto1omllte 6orbplo,
Der roaoer / 9anoct, % BET CT fart,
for Sc cipililere6e 2ol10es Geofom=
mcn0c, at bpor Grbperpet bpoer Be
minolte &anife(igbeoer, ser ino=
gaaes sggtelfaber1e ! Ell tibligere
MlOer ems Ser, bpor 8etingelierne
er baaroe, 2pln1ingerne lape og 6or=
tieneiten niiffer.
S pfonomiif Senieel,oe er Auitra=
lien ct itnrft faporiieret 9ano %
Tom Tplgc beraf, ilogaaes sggtelfa-
.berne / Ell forbolospis tiolig. Moer.
Ger er iaaleoes ifslge be itatiitiife
Gpgipelier for 1!95t1, 3 9ggtenpe11o
oogg rs Slitr,,er GommontpealM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Manocrnc % Mcoict 2inoa @a5=

Manocrnc % @cbict 2iuoa @a5=
sera. Scr frcmfMn forleoen ct
acknowledgement, ser bar togct, ME-
oens Mebiet, Stolienerinoen 2inoa
@a56era, oar / r5rauce"; bag bclt=
&c iaas ct Mniigt, font bum lel1ere
erflGreoe for at pere Manben al en-
Sal, bum cit Gang bapoe fie11bt.
gtn er ser imioleriO blepet ct
frpgteligt Speftatel / Furts ON Oct
te acknowledgement. Sage11 CT, at
set aloeles ilooeroe ligner ct 8i!z
leoe i 9ouprenmieet, Ser er malet
al &ubens og foreltiller @oneoet al
Ell Gngcl. Nntiipiritiltcrlle crflGs
ter I'LL, at Meoiet far vinpot"; BUN
bar lnber Seancen fet oeiligbeo til
at itiffe en- @iengipelie al &l,bcn5
@illcoc op bog peo Jig. Get ,fnlt
man ogiaa ie oerof at 5fpgeen /
Gaaoens s(niigt ollepegne talocr
imob sen 5ioc, 6porfra Mogl1il1ms=
lplet UNDER 6otograferinaen fpreOes
al, meoens set ielpfslgelig, iom al
le Sfpgger, ifnloc pere foloet til
ben mooiatte sioe. Mltfoa, ll,ttter
man, er set life Ell g(a11o, ser er
6lepcn fotogroferet, men ct 9illeoe,
boori Sfpggerr,e Lao netop iom /
&1lbens Mnleri. Meo' ar16rc Sro,
o6togrofen og &ontrolfomitecl1 bar
looet Jig MARIE.
Aei, iparer SC @errer og Gamer,
alt 8eorag er u0ell1ffct, Meoiet %
&Grellet bar iaa neie unoerlpgt fpr
Seancer, at ct iaa6mnt 1olfenlpil=
lerfncb life fan perc uofgrt. Gnoog
Sc fortrollerenoe blep forro 1,noer=
iegt lige ms til Sfinoet. ga, bpao
ga?
so, tiger Sc Sroenoe, Scr CT TO-
rcgaaet set, io1n Spiriti1terne tal=
Ser Soeoplaitif. Meoiet far, lloen
at benoes @epioltbeo qreoc 1loget
ON set, moterioliicret Sopeoet al ct
Mennel lie eller pao ct Moleri, ipn1
bar ltaaet for beuoes u~noerbcpiolt=
beo.
@pao CT loa llnoerbcpioitbeo?
Oct CT cit 8epioltbeo, Ser pirfcr /
etbpert Mennelfe, men lon er Mfcll=
1lelfet ganife llafpi0cnOe. 2rgernc
ancrfiell0er Observation-Disclosures Cts
iitenS; Sen piier Zig I. CTS. fps
SMnggngere11, o. 0el1 ipiller for
&eitel1 ms bpert Sefu1b / etbpert
Mcnneifclip, men paa CIT gaa5eflllo
Muo0c.
Jorelpbig raier 5trioen for %
imoo 2ilr0a @a55era % sen al beltz
Sc muterialiiereoe Nano. Spiriti-
ltcrne fat iagtens; Sc tror blinot.
Men anbre bar onot peo at finoe
lro al oisie spiritiitprocesler, bpor
Meoierne nftif ofte enoer mes at
sbIipe nfi(6re6e ip1n Be6radere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
rslgter 0u sig til &on=

Wuttorm im bualt op. nslgter ou sig til Som
gen, bpis leg flyer rei?"
pSSngeltlunoe," lfpuotc Sbore iig at ipare. 50
er life gngipcre, @llttorln @erie, men oa ifignuer
at bette Blot lite Longer ct nogel1 3emnleligbeo, oQ
%toutlner ct li0et Oro oerom aongel for Ore, "a er
oct %peuteligt, at ban bill frrpe %9fegnifab. Ser ligcs
at ban boloer ltrcl1g Donn ppcr allie Motu1q116; Jag.
tens bar Da1 beller life cn0l1ll glennt Den 8erie, Der
gjoroc Dam iaa itGrf CT, N%tpoita1o paa gjoiipatirget.
@te1 Orm &olbejniba er Sen %eaeie, ioml fa1 oione
tnto0 dig, og gipcr OIL ball1 Sin Cater til sGgte, or
ogiaa ban ct %ltaploigt g'iole; oil noge1 "a reiie Gag
ilnp0 Big, nil 0e1 faloc al Jig ielp."
uDlt feier alt 6alo oine Srb bel, 9bore," Jog
Sc Serieu % foo ct Stint al Nncrfien0elic itrpge
ben oper Den fire. tntbpggeoc Sfiffelie. Seq ital
npje %ooerpeie bette 5i(taro og .gipe eoer i%narligt
Suar."
Seq beoer Dig betuate, at Grn1 er Ell %l1taalionl
og bcftig @ejlcr, lom % bans Serb Scat tilfuloe
bar uopiit, ng ban er gaaet bis 11eo Den Vorpellt=
ming, at ou pil gipe Dam suar r%iorteuet."
@erie1 pc,1ote paa oisle Gro lit 8lit MOS Orm;
uoior6rc,l0e gie1tog oclll1e
ul1iprtaoet."
Srm &olbcinlpns SArie1 6leoe life 9erlc1; al1elt
/ @etraatni,g al oen baaroe Mcofart, fot batoe
purct @ierItalro for, og Sen 0eoens Nl1git, ban Dap=
Sc lloltaoet, bar ser 8mr1o til life at lngge for
ltor @rgt ocrpou. San fal0te as @prgolf pg bao
ban1 hea.tc Sncfrio iuo.
Ser blep ltine Staaleu, ga 9prgolf bapoe luf=
fct 9pren cfter lig. Sl1n benne bag Sen YelSprrfs
&rape lpo ct iogtc: u81 b1 bu!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

LIE 2IulS NIUcltIli ny y vi |tU|t=
nGprte bar MpOre. S Is Mars
Mloerel1 bar Scr 8 SGgtemGno %
80 &l,itrl,er, al bpilfe lioite 20
feotc 8grn oct fprltc slor. S 16
@ars Mloeren fa,,otes ser 25 s@g-
temeno % 343 @litruer, og al
bisie par Sc 149 Wgorc. S II
Nars Mloere1 bar ser 70 gifte
@gn6 % 1866 gifte apinoer, og
mere e,6 @aloparten al 0isic feote
ct Barn Set fgrite Mar.
Sra ct u@omier" Spnspumft er
6isie %tioligere sGgtelfaber meget
beflagelige, ioet DC Cor oem) er
Segn paa CIT p0erlt ilet fidnSlig
Moral. Mel1 n@omier,1e" og DC
Magter, Ser roaoer: oper &la1eter=
mes iaapellom Memneifenes, Sfjeb=
tie % gelfuro, er life altio al
ianrnle. Meuing, og jl,it berfor bar
ri oisie tiolige s@gteifa6er og mani
&c andre m%erfnGroige Sing.
Get er meget pauifeligt at lige,
bpao ser CT Sen rigtige sGgteifabs=
aloer, t6i mango 8iger CT fpiilf lige
1aa ltopifle0e, 1laor Sc CT IA Star
ga1nle lo1n nn0re, 1laar Sc ct II
eller Is, bporinroo ser er an6re,
Ser life CT olroet chs 8grn / IA
Mars Mloeren, baaoe a~anoeliat og
legenligt. Set er iaaleoes inolp=
ienoe, at ltoIttGDntc piloe tage me-
gen Sfa6e al at inbgoa I sGgte=
ltmoen, me0ens %fpritnnpnte fra
Motltrel1s She CT moone oertil.
81 poaltuar %iaalcoes, at cit fulot
legemlig llopiflet &ige il1gen 5fa=
Sc pcoerfarcs pe6 at tnogna 9Ggte=
1fah,. ln0 Dc110eS SLIDER laa bprc,
bpoo sen pnrc bill. SRI Sen @nat
ON, at tioliet sgsteifab SIR oen1
til moralifc &rebli11ger, tror ri life
paa. @pab / Mlperoen er Ger rmo=
rolf / at blipe gift? @pori beltoar
Sy,1oe,1, bpiS 6e foar ct Barn? Ma=
t1trligpis oe6 ri at Ser ct Dem, Der
timber Sc melt 11ifploige Sitg lpn=
6ige, +. Gfs. at 1pille Billiard, rpge
Sobaf, iptl1c Sort off,, men ois1e
Menneifer er, ifglqe Dor @eening
list Ifere / &olotten, og oeres See
ming fplgelig al ringe @ero. Smel=
lem ocres gnif1clie pg Sc letiinoi=
ges, ser ingen @renicr. fienoer,
ligger set rigtige.
Mu opbprer ri n1eo at oocere og
f~iloioferc og fon1l1er tilbage til
Gtatiltifen. Ser for ri nu Ben ar1=
sen D6erligbe6: Ser er 3 SUI
itrlter / Commonwealth ODER 100
gar goalle, 4 imellem So og 100
og G8 intellen1 80 og o." 0m
ois1e oil foo noge11 SSn6flp0elle paa
fremttbigc 6ortGlltnger, eller gip=
re S;11oblta / Mr. 5iiberS @abp=
Bonus, er hi life titar6 til at op=
lpie, men hi tror set nGppe. Gno=
bioere fortel(er Statiitifen os, at
ser CT 10 sggtemeno og 40 gifte
&pin0er mes 81 8grn eller flere.
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