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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

Now that the divorce colony at Reno
has been wiped off the map, Oregon
City can chirk up and make a bid for
first place.
A Chicago Judge has sapiently de-
cided that it is illegal to hit an UNI
pire Strange how these judges man
age to make all really pleasurable
things unlawful
Now come some London scientists
with the declaration that they have
created an atom. This Is encouraging,
but then over here in America, for
years just men of average ability have
been making fortunes for themselves
out Of nothing more tangible than
dreams Of sudden wealth, which they
have somehow induced others to
dream, In fact the proposed blue sky
law Is to prevent them making some
thing out of nothing.
hAA
The Oregonian Sunday in an edito-
rial on Losing Ones Memory" asks:
"Why do we not occasionally call a
horse a COW, and an axe a spade?" To
be perfectly frank, we do not know
why we never do this, and we vainly
wonder where, when and how the Ore
gonian got in that habit.
AA#
Congressman Lafferty is reported as
recently having a bad case of indiges-
tlon. No one ever heard Of anything
affecting his think tank.
A##
The more those old Oregonian land
fraud cases are examined the more
appears that Heney was. about as
much of fraud as any Of them.
\ y
President Taft's salary as professor
Of law in Cambridge university will
be $4,000 year, or $4,000 less than he
is getting as president. Still he shows
true grit, and will not go on strike as
the principal part of his work will be
allowing the college the use Of his
name, and drawing salary.
A Portland woman wants $3.50 for a
kiss taken without her consent but
common business acumen would sug-
gest that advertising for bids might re-
duce the price, as there would be
/ keen competition-in Portland
The high cost Of living does not
worry some folks as much as the
confounded extraordinary cost OF high
living,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
BennlC's Splendid Record

Portland, Ore, Feb. S.--Manager Nc
Credle, Of the Portland Beavers today
announced that he had sold Benny
Henderson, the pitcher, to the Toledo
club Of the American Association. The
price was not made public.
Benny pitched only five games last
year for the Beavers, losing all Of
them. He was then suspended for
violating an anti-liQuor clause in his
contract, but McCredie refused to re-.
lease him to any other club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
SHE WAS BORN.

A FRENCH millionaire, engaged to
~ marry Lillian Graham. Of Seat
tie was deferred from doing so
until a birth certificate could be pro-
cured, showing that Lillian had been
born This has been found, the doctor
who attended LIlian's mother when
Lillian arrived, having been found.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

than anxious give its subscribers the
carrier service possible don't get ime just
Main SO and will be by special The
Capital all It's subscribers receive prompt
efficient complaints registered this Ofce will receive
careful attention
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

The thermometer marked one degree
below zero at Pendleton Friday night,
the coolest Of the year. Robins are
already arrived and in the greatest
numbers ever seen there. Everybody
is looking after them and feeding
them, however, and the little fellows
are having a regular bird of a Christ
mas"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

The life-saving crew at Point Ad.
ans, at the mouth of the Columbia, is
to have fine new power lifeboat. 1t
lost its power boat when fighting to
save the crew Of the Rosecrans, a few
weeks ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

Battery A, Oregon's Oldest militia
organization, celebrated its 47th ami
versary at Portland Friday night with
a banquet at which rs members, ex-
members and guests were present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

William e, Metzger and Lelah Sha-
han, students at o. A. c., eloped Fri
day and were married. They will,
after the honeymoon, make their
home in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

The body Of Rudolph Wachter a
Portland carpenter, was found near
Mitchell, a flag station on the O.-W. R.
& ~, six miles east of Hood River,
Saturday. He had evidently fallen
from a train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

A Chicago judge has sapiently de-
cided that it is illegal to hit an UNI
pire. Strange how these judges man
age to make all really pleasurable
things unlawful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
X X 4 X X X 4: = X x X X X X y
X X-RAYS AND SMILES. 4
4 4 !: \ \ 4 4 \ K 4 \ 4 \

Z Z T Z Z 7 z T z = z = z
Now that the divorce colony at Reno
has been wiped off the map, Oregon
City can chirk up and make a bid for
first place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10
X X X X X X X X X X X 4 X y
x THE ROUNDUP u
X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4

Shedd is to have a bank with $15,-
600 capital stock. 1t will be known
as the Bank of Shedd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

Journal Want Ads Bring Results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

The high cost Of living does not
worry some folks as much as the
confounded extraordinary cost Of high
living.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

A Portland woman wants $3.50 for a
kiss taken without her consent, but
common business acumen would sug-
gest that advertising for bids might re-
duce the price, as there would be
keen competiton-ln Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-10

According to Prof. Dryden, OF the
o. A. c., the poultry industry Is be-
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

Fishing tackle, Pinney & Robinson
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
CONVICT NO. 66.
Old Memories Came Back to Him on
 His Release"

The day was drawing to close, but no crimson rays from the setting sun came into the cell of Convict No. 66 For the cell was underground and the light was the same all day; that gloomy twilight which makes the sen timental weep. and think of home.
 Convict No. 66 did not weep and he did not think of home-he had none. Moreover he was not sentimental. He had had all that knocked out of him long ago Still he occasionally allow ed himself to think. He did now
 Here he was in prison, he had been there for many years, and would stay there until death cut the chains. It would not be for long now, for his eyes were dim and his hair was white.
 He remembered the happy child hood when he had played with his lit tie brother and the Girl. She had been mighty pretty little girl with
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
PURIFY TEMPLE FIRST
 WITH ITS FLOOD CHECK
Local Lodge Has Record of Which
 It Feels Proud.

Once more Phoenix is first. This tune 1t is in the contributing of a 1raternal order to the Dayton flood sufferers Word was received yester- day by Mrs. A. J. Moore, mistress of records and correspondence of Purity Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, that the check sent by the local lodge for the relief of the sufferers was the first to be received from any PythIan Sister temple in the world.
 The amount was but ten dollars, but 1t was felt that if every Pythian Sister temple in the country did as well the sum total would be a hand some sum. Especial mention of the contribution was made in The Guest Pythian Sister publication issued in Union City, Ind, and the account of the receipt of the Phoe- nix check will be read at the next meeting of Purity Temple,
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
NO SERVICES AT LUTHERAN


 HURCH-There will be no services at the English Lutheran church this morning but the usual service will he held in the evening conducted by Rev Paul Henson of Tucson
 CASTLE HOT SPRINGS CLOSED FOR SEASON-On April 30 the last guests of the springs reluctantly de- parted, marking the close of the most successful season in the history of the ;e nous resort. In attest of satisfaction large number of prominent people from the East, Middle West and Can ada, people who have visited all the famous resorts in this country and abroad, made arrangements for reser- Vations next season.
 IF INEZ WINS AN AUTO-Says the St Johns Observer regarding the Re- publican's subscription contest The Arizona Republican of Phoenix is con- ducting d contest for securing new subscribers, and Miss Inez Garcia of this place is one of the numerous can didates. Grand prizes, such as auto mobiles, pianos, diamond rings and gold watches, are to be won, and the friends of Miss Inez should help her to land something good The Repub- lican is the leading newspaper of the southwest and no mistake can be made in subscribing for it Tn case Inez wins an auto, she promises to give us all joy ride, so let us be up and doing"
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

long curls and big blue eyes. He had house also with the Girl and had said his lesson, and failed, and been whipped. And then in the evening" when he had told mother all about it, she had rocked him and sung his song to him:
 Backward, turn backward, O Time in
 your flight;
 And then the night when he had told the girl how much he loved her, and she
 Then his mother had died, and he, in the confidence of his youth, had gone to the city to win fortune
 He had done well, very well, until he met a man who seemed to be his friend. He had a drink with this friend, and then another and another. tough had swaggered into the sa- loon and called him country" Urged on by the friend that he trusted and being mad with the fire in his brain, he seized a knife from the bar and lunged at the man again and again with all his strength.
 Convict No 66 sighed. How clearly he remembered it all, Oh, so clearly The trial in which he had given an assumed name, for the girl must nev- CT know: the sentence for life; the long years.
 A voice in the next cell began to sing Convict No. 66 listened. It was the new boy, homesck. He sang: Backward turn backward, o Time in your flight; Make me a child again just for to- night,
 Mother, come back The bOyish voice stopped in mid air with sob. but Convict No. 66 did not hear. His head had fallen upon his breast and his cell was very still
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
LAND BILL IS NOW IN
Continued from Page One)

ing out of it's provisions within the approximately ninety days is the threatened referendum petition which will require 20.000 signatures before the law can be temporarily nullified Pending this election, the matter will not be submitted to the people until the fall of 1914 delay of nineteen months, in case the proposed refer endum petition gains enough signers
 Early in the session the represen- tatives of the board of directors of the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco gave notice to the legis- lature board they would foster a movement to invoke the referendum against any anti-alien bill that might be passed. Recently the exposition company has been joined by several commercial trade bodies in larger cities, who fear that Japan will levy reprisals on California by abrOgating the present business relationships.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
PARTICULAR.

What you need" said the doctor, 'is an operation"
 "Very we'll" replied the patient, which operation are you cleverest at?'-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

DefcIencN m temperature YeSter- day, 9 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of month, 2S degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 254 degrees. Departure in rainfall yesterday, 0 inches.
 Departure in rainfall since first of month, inches.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. oil inch.
 Data for Tucson Highest Temperature yesterday ...12 Lowest temperature yesterday. A Rainfall yesterday ..........No None
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
Of Local Interest
sssiss> GaA6ts ys s.7 g. 'c0Iseip 2sssFSf TTEL
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department report for May ?:
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet ..... .................... 168.50 SOntents of reservoir, acre feet. 5S1 995 Loss preceding A hours, acre
 feet -..-...--....... 40 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today, feet ..... 17S.S2 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today, acre feet ....... 69S, 40 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. L .................... .455, ,S9O Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side NJ. L ...... 33,420 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side, M. I.... 27,950
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
"SHOW ME CLUB" MEET

Arizona Missionary society has been called in special session for tomorrow night in the parlors of the Central M. E. Church, South. Business of inn portance is to be transacted and ar engagements made for the annual pie nic at Eastlake park
 SOLOIST ARRIVES William Con- rad Mills, who is to sing the tenor solo parts in Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise" at the Arizona School of Music festival on Tuesday, when the Choral society makes it's annual ap- pearance, arrived in Phoenix yester- day Mr Mills was for long time connected with President Tafts church choir in Washington, but is now located in Los Angeles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05

oa Tom ON De bar reoe til at tage
irnoo og tro paa BAN, blot De fun
De faa 8isbeo for. at ban oirfelig
Tia par ariItus, ben loneoe Mesiias.
Ren naar De Der %opfororer BAN
til at iiae Dem oct rent ITO, ina
MAJ hi minoes, bpao Der forefom
Gap. s. 10: gu uioner ON Dig
ielo; DIT 9ionesbpro er life ianot. "
8antroen ger fig let ifpIoig / Selp-
mooiigeoie!
5 oet Spar. Seius aiper Sober
ne, IfaI pi iprlig murte % TO
glnfter: 1. Seiu Senoisning til oe
.@erninger, ban ger, og ,.
hans Senbisuing til bans 6aar.
%ariIhsbeDiiet bar lin obiefti-
D % i'm ubiettioe She, ..
D. I. set beror bells paa oct, Der
leoeres Tom 9enis, og oels paa ben,
Der ifal o~berbepiies.
seIus bopoe olIereoe iogt rent
no, baooe at ban bar SUBS Son,
oa at ban bar Mesiias, men ban
forIaneer life engang, at De itol
tro ban poo bons bIotte Orb;
ban benoiier til @erningerne,
ban esr.
Oro elIer GrfIprina funoe 10
heller life benife, at Seius par
ariItus. Orb er ineenIunoe at for
aate, men Den, Der taller ct ianot
Orb, oil oeioa funne gioe geois
for bets 9roo9roigbeo.
Sooo oiIoe oct MITE. ON ct Gen
debuo fra eet 2anos Regering meo
bIotte Orb melbte fig bos ct onoet
9onos Regering iom lit 9onos Re-
prpIentont2 SeIIere bilbe ban
fremIpgge fit areoitio for
Den fremmeoe Reeering.
On onoen Communicating meo
fenbte SorboI6. SoorIeoes fan en-
Go6er elIer Mooer oner for Barn
bebtfe, at ban eIIer bun or fit
Barns Sa6er ener @ooer9
gIotte Orb foriIoor life, Orb er
enoog ooerfIsoiee. Oct er Ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05

tGnfer % banoIer, leper % osr.
Gesn9rre er oenne Ippe al Nsn.
Der pitt itarft pnn Retur boaoe /
(aI % 5ilitano.
Ser er imiolertio cen Sioe al
ginos QieIiens Gietnine, oi enonu
life bar onplet peo, men iom pi
me6 Billie bar gent I'll iioit. %
oct er Den reIioieie. 2eier man bore
mooerne 6oriattere, bil mar mart
I9gge WGrfe til, al oct itore 6ler.
toI if9nfer aeIigionen enten in9en
ener oeian nosIe gonife uflare eaer
n~ioritaoenoe 3onfer. Suor oeiIigt
err oct oa life at meoe en- mooerne
9igter meo ct Hart og fGrligt Spn
pna ariItenoommen. 90 en- iaaoan
Rono er Mnos RieIien. De, Der
fen6er bom nprmere, peo, at bans
Sierte Tnnr normt for Den friitne
lingoomsiag berbienme. 90 bet bli.
Der ma oeino oOertpOet ON, naor
man / bans Bigger finder einier
fom oisfe:
San GIT for at barre Wenneifer
guo ON 2ipets Ipien6e 0aooe."
ener: Get beoer iee big, on 81.
pets Sub, bu IRre mig 2ipets 8eie."
gu bsrer jeg En- og anoen iige:
ga. men pi bill beIIere Iafe groio,
oe for gleiten bar pi life ret megen
lib til at Ipie". SO, on bar, min
genl 2ag noele al ale be oumme
aoiIer til Sioe Ceg t9nfer life
Der poa y9anfferen", for ben er
fIog) og brig bine nmerifonlfe
rMaea5ines" til at FIRE OBJ meo |
be fommenoe 0internftener - bet
er be fIeite iaamanb lite for CODE
til - og Irs iaa noaIe of bisIe
femme, Isoiae Bers ON aamIe Dan.
mari, ffrepet az en- eo6. friiten,
oonff Manb. Soa fan ou 10 feIb
fiben BONNIE, ON iee bar fagt for
mceet efler for Iiot
Sermeo bore bisie to gs9er pao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05
Sanmarfs Gorreiponbante,
SDab foiter 1sattigbaisnet.

Statens Itatiitiife Gepartement
bar uoienot en- Opgsrelie for aaret
f9tf-f2 oner be u6gifter, Der !
0onmarf fIpoer Of 6attieforiorgen.
Zen iamleoe q etto.u6git an.
oroa for bele 2onoet 10 DILL ar.,
af bpiIfe De 5 Niu. fal6t pan SO.
neoitaoen ZEN ret itor 9rocentoeD
ct Iignenoe geIsb poa Sosnefon'
munerne oe ca. II WilI. paa BRO
pinsbperne, ifsnt oisies gefolfnina
BOG er n9iten Gige iaa flor Tom go
peoita6ens; men for aebenbanns
8~eofommenbe onoroger oeiaa 90
miniItrationen og anitaItbj9lpen be
tnoeIig GUNNER nemlig BEN
boIospis 1868 1900 Sir. (mob Sogne'
fommunernes $4,000 oe 1,655,0OC
Ser. (moo Sognefommunernes l.
100000 4r.), men onrif Aonitni
itrotion er 10 heller life ben Bill
ligite I Beroen. 0g enooa ne6brin'
oes be 100000 ar. | Sognent
til ca. 100000 ar., i6et oeres Sat
tieanitoIter in6bringer en- Snotpg1
poa ca. ~ Of BrlttobeIsbet CSoro'
tiIIiggenoe m. b..
De egentIise 1tnoerftstteIier {
gense, Gsoe, alnber, 2ase, Meoi
Gin, 8esrabeIie, anbrimseIie ! Spse
bnfe m. BY beIbb fie til ft,396,O0t
ar; berof bar fontante pense ben
~betpbeTieite Noit unbtasen ! Qbben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05

6aon, boor GnbrineeIie / SDgebn-
ie bar EN- ~itsrre; / Sopeoitooen an.
ora9er oerimoo 99geIen og Wieoi.
cin ct f%orboIospis ringe 9elsb, NH.
ligpis iom 5sIee al ben iGrIi9e
0roning meo fate 9ommlnel9aer,
uemIig 10000 Str. moo 10000
8r. / Sognefommrnerne % 1913 600
SIR. / Hrouinsbperne.
"a Den iamIeoe grutto- Il D.
bar nogiort nGiten Is gtill.
ar, bar 5attigbpienet aItioo bait
SnotPater til goot 3 W III
g r, al bbiIfe De $4,000 SIR. no.
.qgr Stotsfasiens 1iIifll6. 5St 900
SIR. biorsrer ira 9ripnte; of oisie
cr oper 100000 Sir. lamentations
biorng. 9ette iioite uoeior6e 245, 600
Or. for aebenhaons @eofommenoe.
S%teritepnrten af De spri9e Snotpg-
ter biorerer ira 9arer, Ser er ioIat
eIler aiginne til andre fommlmale
Snititlltioner; beraf faloer $1,000
SIR. poa 9opeoitaoen, $4,000 ar.
paa gropinsbperne og 100000 SIR.
paa S~ognefommunerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05

Oct bierteIigite anbeialet til ale
Dem, Der enonn ieler fig | inoerIig
3orbinbelie meo oct onnife Soil,
90 iii Dem, Der sniter at faa bette
g1ano itprfet % lopioet.
9egerne fan foos aennem Dor
goglaoe / Blair til benboIospis
10 % 60 Gents.
caro-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05

iaos baaoe ben fommonoerenoe 30.
miral % Den fommanoerenoe @ene.
raj lamt mango andre beie Oil.
cerer. Der bar tim Ell, Der ioone.
oes oeo 9iiten = Birds lnge Su.
itri5 Der / De nGrmeite Gage penter
at ifpnfe ct Barn 9inet.
9robit 5enger -SoImens Eronii
- toIte tonne % inoerli9e Sro
ooer BEN iDnipatetiife un9e Slippers
aiite, og Der bar mnngt ct CD.
manoseie, Der bIeb iugtigt nnoer
Brooitens 9ribenoe Gale.
lloenfor, paa oen lille airfe.
gaoro, itoo en- 9eIing MarineioI.
batter % gior6e Sonnsr, oa 9iiter
bores oper / 9apeIIet; belle 9eera.
pelien fore9if / sbriet poo Statens
9efoitning. Zen nGite Gag bier
llIrif 9ircbs Sig br9n0t / arema.
toriet. -
Ger er nIlereoe fat en- 9anosino.
iamlin9 i Sang til OpretteIien a
ct .llIrif 9ircb.5ono til llnoer.
itetteIie af i~oruIpffeoe 5lpnere o.
oeres GiterIaote~, Iigeiom oct el
Seniigten at reiie ct Nin6esmprfi
for ben afoe6e uSe pon 5IpnepIao
ZEN.
Get er life for meget iogt, al
birds 9eo bar naft Sorg OF Weo.
fglelie 2anoet ooer.
Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05
Ear 6ngelif

Derfom ou enifer at nao irem
/ amerifa, oo gsr on bel | at IGre
bet eneeIife Spros grunbiet. Del
bill eibe big babe SnofIpoeIie os
Iterre Nogt til at tiene Benge.
@ennem 8interen fan on faa ct
grunoigt SIRIUS poa 2utber Sol.
Iege. Terminen begnnoer ben 1.
December. gIeper mobtases life ef.
ter ben 2. December. Sfrip efter
nrrmere Splpsnineer.
9nfber college,
Haeinc, ISIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-05
She Copenhagen 1ilm So"

V&Ht o"UplhNhHiH NiAh w
innaer mi paa it iioite 9iIleoe.
Get ncoiatte Ic6enoe llonala bar
fife formaaet at ifaiie naerIiaere
aapitnI, % man fan life engang
betoIe SfueipilIerperionaIet oets
tilqo0ebnpen6e 9eu. Gntaqelig er.
flares SeIitabet ioIlit en- Al De nGr.
meIte Gage.
Weo rette err Sfueipillerne oo.
rsrt oper. at llonaIget bar ioIgt
Sremoisningsteotret paa @f. aon.
aebei til 9ireftsr Rnthoniobu, Der
til @engpI6 bar tilbngegioet SeIifa.
BET ca. 5000 CTR. pproiIeie Iftier
Ii 6ettel Sontioio bar Sr. q. ira
faI6et Grop poa Sage efter aon'
troften 10000 ar. aarIia / 10
Mar % han iortiptter MI tit Bio.
grafteater. Get er bel for snrigt mol
ct SpsresmnnI. ON Sr. q. ODER
booeoet bonoe aron poa 10 Wars
Sage efter ben 2eoelie, ban bar
prqiteret / SeIifabetl
,Gopenbaaen Slim Go.".aomeoi.
en- mao MI bore enot. Gen begpnote
iom Ell Gpentpr Gegning Of Il
WiH. ar.) fortintte iom Ssrgeipil
"a RiII. CIR. formebIet | 5 Man-
neoeoer, bebrepeoe aftionGrer oa
SfueipiIIere m. H.. git ioo ooer
Ii 3oIfefomebien (5orfseet poa I'M
Der foIife Opgipenoer OF iaIge Ut
tier til 9onife | gmerifa) og enott
/ Sorcert, oo SeIffobets eneite af'
tip (gioernftedtret) iolgtes til Sr
Ratbanfobn, Selifobets eeen Giref
tor, for $1,000 ar. tiIboseIeDereb'
aftier, Der life er Bopiret ppro
fom be err trpft pool
Ger tales bo oefon ON en- poo
tpnft friminel rlnoerfeoelie al ben
ne 9rnnsoftion.
ltlrif Birds 8esrapelie.
Oct bIep en- pompss 2isf9ro
Glpneiportens fsrite 6anife DIE
fit. gegrapeIien foresif fra Sol
mems airfe (gird bar 10 Tom Wa
rineflpper oniot unoer SspGrnet
bpor ban rongereoe meb 2sitnan
ter og Maifinmeitre og bapbe 300t
ar. onrIie | 2~enning).
aongen bap6e ienot iaa bel ei
proetfuIb arans iom Iigeleoes e'
Meprrientait, gadtfaptainen aom
manbsr @rope: aoneefmiIiens %
rige NeoIemmer bapoe Iigeleoes
ien6t gIomfter til aiiten. Brinl
MreI bar meb til at bore oenne III
Of 4irfen til 0opeIIet, og ! Gblge