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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-23

PACM FIVE
t2s4s Blactmer Post Pipe Co.. tue
2s4s Blake shoeins Shop shoeing Police soo
2s45 26so
500
2s4s bands. Fire 40
................. 1913
72o
2ss2 $3.50
1883 Dausherty Neal hay Fire a.ss
1855 of Fl. Collins.
1855 4so
1857 100
12o
chas cleaning superior court room General
1851 window lights Sewer 20
1882 General 80
1870
Iasse Gate City laundry laundry Fire
2sss Holiday boarding 20
sSs Lumber co..
cement Street $3.50
2s7. % Hyarsuiie Tire Setter Co. plates street
2s75 Ksohuk Hydraulic $50
lumber Sidewalk
2s77 Keokuk cement esa
2s7s sand Street $40
Ias7e Light 500 90
$3.50 light Light 500 oo
2ss1 street light Light ss 90
ass4 Kolmyer Talbot repairing
1885 Police loo
King plumbing Fire
I23s7 King Plumbing plumbing ~
and buryng dogs Police ~
pipe
Gold Dust etc Police
lasss Merriam Geo S. hardware $40
gas4 Merriam
Iaae5 w
|23se Improvement
1897 coal Street 90
toilet paper Fire so
Co. toilet pape Police go
|24oo General
l24o1 Street o.
2A2 National Refining oeo
Kicker General o
2s5 Rollins Co. 9 General sos %
a4os shoter furnished three parks Parks 40 90
gasoline Fire
24Os SHERWOOD Geo, ,s,ea r4re ..............
oRny of Health soo
l242 sndberg General l. ~
Ia44 sandbers O. w. filing 20
Police o.
l247 and lumber Sewer
hardware Fire
l241e Co. A. pals etc. Police *
A. General 90
l2421 weber Co., A, Ss
|2422 Wilkinson Fire ESQ
supplies General
Police
I2425 western Union service General 100
2426 Store NJ crash Police
younker
s as st inton VIM w,n hauling Street Observation-Disclosures.
I24ao sinton Grading 1o.oo
s4sl hauling Sewer
Aye-a1oorhead, Collins.
Attest: o W. sANpBERe City Clerk.
Resolution No
Resolved the City Of Keokuk:
described sidewalks be- and they are h' s
file in the City
which made part hereof by reference as ~
| Cement sidewalks hvefe in '-..,
1856 City 90 rect
lin front Of Lot Block 30 feet
Alongside of I, lao feet
20 R. W. Addition $50 feet
Alongside a. Klbounes Addition Zso lee.
lin front of Klbounes Addition 100 feet
be commenced on or before September 20
dwthint thereafter
September 9 1915 by the following vose
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liz DA1L4 GALL CII
September 1915 BY the following votes
q Aye--Moorhead. Collins. Schmidt
Ayes Approved and signed
S. MooRHEAD,
There being further Council took recess until
MooRfRAD. Mayor.
W sANDgERa,
Resolution No 1885
Be i Resolved By the city Council Of the City q
Sidewalk and street adjoining
c y s Reid and streets Rs' addition ~ without
Adopted September g. 1915 by the following
Aye-Moorhead. Collins. Schmidt
MooRHDAD. Mayor
Attest: O. W sANDBERa. City
Resolution Nc. 1857
Be City OF Keokuk
Of Nineteenth street
Nineteenth street from the south line OF John
paving ubg fled with the City
published notice calling for
the is
bid Of the said Keouk Quarry Com
pany lowest bid received
Of the City keokk for the construction
duly
Adopted september 1915 By the following
Aye-Moorhead. Collins Schmidt
Approved and signed:
MAYOR :, III. CITY Of KeohuE
Attest: O. W sANDBnRG,
resolution No
the city Council Of the City Of Keokuk:
lowing description located stu
benefits OF Water
Electric owit; +
Commencing street Fods Addition
boundary Of the City Keokuk thence
street Bench street. thence east on 6enn street " w
thence Prospect street
Oregon avenue to city limits thence
limits to street, thence south on X street 70 YAK
Cedar thence north on Cedar
Twelfth street to Charles street
Charles street to the ana
on north street
Of Oakland cemetery
Knbournes
the city limits thence nortn along ne
w Klboune thence
A. Kbone tract to the boulevard
the Boulevard to the north line OF the
framing n
tract TO the norm
the north and south
along said center
north and south center
Addition thence eastery along the center me OF s
King Mississippi thence
along the point Of beginning
embe !. the following vote:
Collins, Schmidt
sANDBERG. City Clerk
There being until September
IA, 1915 9 ...o,,...
= September 1915, a m
Council Moor
= Resolution Ne.
Be II Resolved Council Of the
following Bills and they hereby
2s1
Warrant No Grading 300
o.
Warrant 49,
Warrant No 1775
Sidewalk 2.lo
Warrant No 1888 Sewer 81.
$500
warrant No 1886 Peter kennedy
Eighteenth Exchange s6
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Official Council Proceedings
Council convened after with
presiding
Resolution No. 1888.

Of
interest is payable. es
Adopted September by following vote:
Aye--Moorhead Collins. Schmidt. saE sar+F }#5
Attest: O. W sANDBERG city Clerk.
There being no further business Council adjourned
Attest: o. W. sANDBDRG
Council
head presiding Minutes Of meetings
We're read and approved
z Nc.
he City Council Of city OF Keokuk
That after consideration
Place; also for
side
CURED
and by the said council said property
schedule special
benefits in
Of actual
the parcels Of said hedule
plat be- and the are hereby and that
the
or
the real and the railway
figures
each Of the account Of the cost OF the OF
the
and
Of the actual value
thereof
adopted September 2, 1918, by the following
Aye-Moorhead Collins, Schmidt
g. MooRHEAD.
Mayor Of city of
Attest: O. W. sANDBBRa City
Resolution No. 1875.
Of Keokuk did enter
Of ok
side Of XII
did enter in
Company for the Of XII
Of Bank by
said contract:
Whereas
ad work ha. been duly accepted BY this fully
conditions OF the said and the
whereas Under
said as 4 b law against privately
Of abuttng thereto according to
oneh Of the privately owned property between the
improved
including owned
ery situated more than three hundred 5000 feet rom the streets 50 I'M
property OF ehe ree
thereon be assessed
special accepted by the
much Of the cost Of the said "
levied council against
owned lot ground
improved and the next streets wheh
privately said but in
privately than three hundred soo)
property Of the street railway company whose ~ are 49,
$7s6 for Exchange street from
change Bank file in the office of the
levied the 18th day Of August
City Council Of the City OF Keokk
That there be issued by the CITY OF Reokuk street ven -.
every shown said
special taxes assessed
certificates shall be numbered rom Say 70
bearer all the risn'
pro
Of ordinances the City OF heoku
City Clerk be- they
certificates and when so nat
the City Clerk for period OF thirty days
said assessment
any lot or parcel OF
of having the right pay ms
Of against
with interest thereon
expiration OF said period OF thirty
hereby instructed 70
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prov Al
70 10
Warrant 500 oe
Grading ~, 10
10
No I.76
Sidewalk 2.lo
r.ra,t NJ park
warrant No place and
hteenth and
Intersections Improvement 1865
intersection,
Aye-Moorhead, Collins,
n. s.. W..
Attest: o sANDBERG,
adjourned
S. w.
Attest: o w.
Council
head presiding g. 1915
approved
s. w. MooRHEAD
Attest: O w. sANDBERG, City
.
in present Mayor Moor
received by the City
Keokuk, AM Solicitor Craig
tIon No. =
Be of City OF Keokuk:
the ordered
Warrant No Name What for Account
r. AZ
expansion rings ETC. Fire 10 40
7. J, batteries and bulbs Police $50
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Of 4,
Lot I iee'
and W. Addition 2so feet
KtIbournes Addition 2so feet
front Lots 3 and Kibournes Addition 1eo rect
before September 20
and thirty days thereafter
Adopted 9, following vote
Ave-Mo rhead, Schmidt
- s.
Attest: W. sANDBERG City, Clerk
period of week for public npcon as
-
Attest: W. sANDBERG City Clerk
ResoIut
BY the the City Of Keokuk:
sidewalk ordered
specifications file
hereof by reference
laid ngthwse front OF
8. 9 and1 IL Knbourne's Addition
H.
Williams
diion.
Said before September
25 andc within thereafter
emil following
Aye-No Collins, Schmidt
S. MooRHEAD. Mayor.
Attest: W. sANDBERG City Clerk
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-20
PERILS OF PAULINE
Continued from Page 80


ton with your men tonight"
Right, sir
"And, Wrentz, ii the plan | gave you
this morning fails, l leave it to you
to invent new one You understand?
don't want any return this time"
II will attend to everything, SIR
"Goodby and good luck
"Goodby, Mr. Owen" said Wrentz,
hanging up the receiver in the dingy
back room Of the lodging house where
he and his well-paid companions had
remained like prisoners since Owen
first gave instructions to his new aide.
well, the waits over, boys" said
the leader. Nov for the work. A
pleasant little trip in soft-cushion
little trap for lady and-$200 more
for each of YOU"
The three men with him. grinned
and grunted their satisfaction They
were fairly well dressed now. Wrentz
himself presenting an almost impress
sive appearance in spite of his watery
eyes and dubious features.
AS he left the lodging house at the
head of his band he carried suit case
and bag. Before Owen had helped
Pauline into her car and babe her
goodby the ruffians were on watch in
the railroad station.
AS Pauline, in simple travelling cos
tune, tripped to the gate, she was fol-
lowed quickly by four men, three of
whom seemed nervously anxious to
crowd through without presenting
their tickets.
Once inside, the fourth man, Wrentz
turned upon his companions with an
oath. "You fools, there's no need to
hurry. Do you want to make show
of yourselves? Didn't Mr.. Owen tele-
phone her Pullman number, and
haven't we got berths in the same
carr"
Pauline was standing in the aisle,
the porter slowing her baggage into
her drawing room when the men en-
tered the car. She noted them with
curiosity. There was nothing very
sinister about them but they were
so obviously out of place-all except
the heavy man with the bloated jowls
that they drew attention where they
least intended to do So
Next moment, she had forgotten
about them. and. sleepless with happi-
ness. but dreaming many dreams, had
lain down in her lighted berth to read
What she read was her own story in
| the Cosmopolitan, which she had read
not less than twenty times before. But
now. In the light of the magic 1t had
wrought, she was bent on studyina
every word-to absorb the power OF
her own genius. so to speak--in order
! that "her publishers" should not he
disappointed in the forthcoming novel
She fell asleep at last. and it was
daylight when she awoke. The train
was In the station Vexed with her
self for permitting sleep to delay ever
for few minutes the most imnortant
mission of her life, she dressed hast
| lily and hurried off
She did not observe that one OF the
four men who had aroused her curios
itv the evening before had been even s
later tarrier on the car. nor that hi
walked behind her as she left, nor tina
he was Joined by the three others II
the taxicab which followed hers.
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drawn over her eyes, another over her
mouth, and cruel heavy hands began
Ito bind her limbs
AS she listened to the rough voices
OF the men, the mystery of the Carson
4 Brown" letter was entirely cleared
away.
THAT was easy" commented
Wrentz
Easier than the rest of the work
will be- said one of the men,
Shall we leave her on the floor,
boss?' asked another.
Eyes, of course
Then I'll put a pillow under her
head"
PILLOW? Why pillow? Since when
did you become tender hearted, Roc
COZ"
Rocco scowled, but he made no re-
ply
you don't need any pillows or Pull
man berths on the way to heaven"
said Wrentz with snarling laugh.
The laugh was checked abruptly by
rap on the door. For an instant the
rufiians looked at each other in alarm
There was no telling whether to open
CONTINUED on page H.
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When she left the cab at one of the
fashionable hotels, only one of the
strangers followed her. This was
| Wrentz. The others were driven away
in the cab
! Wrentz was at Pauline's elbow when
| she registered. AS she followed the
bell boy through the lobby, he stepped
to the desk and noting the number of
Pauline's room-No. 22.-he signed his
name eunder hers with flourish.
BY the way" he said easily to the
clerk, sis that pet room of mine vacant
! the one had last year-No. PAP"
The clerk smiled. "I'll see," he said
Il had forgotten it was your pet room.
| can't remember everybody"
"Oh, l was just here few days."
said Wrentz. II rem ember you"
Eyes, sir; twentyfour is yours" said
the clerk Front"
Wrentz stopped at the cigar counter
to make purchase. He did not wish
to follow Pauline so closely that she
might know he had taken the room
next to hers.
The cigars that he bought were en-
| joyed half an hour later by three
callers. They were the gentlemen who
| had accompanied Mr. Wrentz from
| New York
So great was Paulines eagerness to
complete her fascinating errand that
she waited only long enough to change
| her dress and do her hair be-
fore setting out to call on Messrs.
| Carson & Brown. AS she left her
room, she heard mems low voices in
the one adjoining and noticed that
the door was ajar, but no though of
suspicion came to her.
She was considerably provoked by
the ignorance of the hotel clerk, who
not only did not know the publishing
house of Carson & Brown, but could
not even direct her to Weston Place.
We'll. think it's rue-Philadelphia
| is SLOW" Pauline said to herself
But the clerk was most courteous.
He called the head porter and taxicab
manager. The latter had an idea
Il don't think it's Weston Place, but
there's a Weston Street down in
| we'll it's not very good section of the
city, miss. l wouldn't want to-
Never mind. In New York all our
best publishing houses are perfect
| barns. You may call taxicab"
| Eyes, miss"
Publishing house in Weston Street
-whew. But she doesn't LOOK Cra-
zy," he instructed one of his chauf-
feurs. II don't know what the game
is, but it's good job"
Pauline's spirits revived as the cab
whisked her through the big business
streets, newly a-bustle with their
morning life. She had sense Of pity
for the workers Fastening to their un-
inspired toll How few of them had
ever even received letter from pub
Usher! How few had known the thrill
of successful authorship!
A few moments after Pauline's de-
parture Louis Wrentz and his compan-
ions set to work
Two of the men left the room and
sauntered to opposite ends Of the hall.
They fingered there, on watch Wrentz
and the other bandit stepped out brisk
~ and each with screwdriver in his
hand began unfastening the number
plates over the doors OF rooms % and
IA
A low cough sounded down the cor
ridor and they quickly desisted from
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their task and retired to their room
while maid passed by.
In moment they were out again.
Wrentz passed the number plate of "a
to his assistant, who handed back the
plate of %. The numbers were refast-
ened on the wrong doors. The watc-
hes were called back
Now" said Wrentz, ut is only a
matter of waiting"
Pauline's cab passed out of the cen
trail city into the region of factories.
This looks like the section where
the print shops are in New York." she
said confidently to herself.
| But the driver kept on into streets
of dingy, ancient houses-streets
crowded with unkempt children and
lined with push-carts. He turned to
Pauline.
dress of them publishers, miss? The
next street is Weston and it don't
look very promisin'"
She drew the letter from her hand
bag and showed it to him.
| We'll, that's the queerest thing /
know" he said sincerely amazed by
the letterhead which Owen had had
printed. 1--WE been drivin' cabs
horse and taxi-for twenty years, and
I never heard of no such people or no
such place."
] well, at least go around the cor
ner and see. Perhaps it is new firm
that isn't listed as yet" said Pauline
The driver swung the cab into a
street even more bleak and bedraggled,
INTELLECTUALLY and humanity, than the
one they had Just traversed He stop
ped and got out Pauline followed
him. A blear eyed man, slouching on a
stoop looked up in faint curiosity as
she addressed him.
There amt no No. Weston street.,
he answered. 1T usta be over there
| Che pointed across the street, but it's
burnt down"
Pauline's face fell We'll this is
CERTAINLY stupid" she exclaimed.
"Of course it isn't Weston street; it's
Weston place, as the letter says"
But my City Guide amt got no
such place in it, MISS answered the
chauffeur
well. will go back to the HOTEL
she said dejectedly.
She was on the verge of tears as
she left the elevator and started for
her room. She had looked through all
the directories and street guides and
knew at last that she had been the vic
tim of cruel hoax. All her futile Joy
and pride Of yesterday had turned to
humiliation and grief. She wanted to
be alone-and have good cry.
She was puzzled for a moment as
she drew her key from her handbag
and glanced at the numbers of the
DOORS She had been almost sure that
No. % was the left hand door, but she
had been in such excitement that she
could not trust any OF her Impressions
She started to place the key in the
lock of the righthand door.
Like a flash it opened inward and
two pairs Of mighty hands gripped her
Her cry was stifled by hand over her
mouth She was dragged into the
room.
CHAPTER XXXVIU.
Pauline had barely time to recognize
in her new captors the four strange
men who had attracted her attention
on the train, before bandage was
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CHAPTER XXXYIII.

Pauline had barely time to recognize
in her new captors the four strange
men who had attracted her attention
on the train, before bandage was
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
TESTED AND PROVEN
There is a Heap of SOlace in Being Able to Depend Upon q We'll
 Earned Reputation.

For months Alaskan readers have seen the constant expression of praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about the good work thcJ have done. What other remedy ey- CT produced such convincing proof of merit?
 Anthony Miller, 4316 s. Puget Sound Ave, Tacoma, Wash. says: T had Iameness across my kidneys and headaches and dizzy spells. l suffered from a constant backache when on my feet, l tried everythin but got nothing that would remove u trouble, until Doan's Kidney Pill were recommended to me. They quickly strengthened my back and removed the lameness. I was soon able to sleep well at night and got up in the morning feeling refresh ed, Instead of being more tired when I went t2 bed"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don [ sinvlv ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mir. Miller had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. I.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
Inc Waste ln Storms.

Many scientists and captains of in dustry must sigh during q thunder. storm at the vast power running to waste in the heavens, and at sundry times attempts have been made to en. trap and utilize the energy of lightning. So far. however. all these have had in. significant results. By way of eNpert- ment huge rocks have been split osun- der by attracting the lightning to them, and in q few isolated cases it had been claimed that paralysis has hcen cured by shocks administered by lightning, but as yet mans ingenuity has not de viSed tkc harness that will turn the wild free agent of tue heavens into tractahle horsepower. - London Spe" tatOr.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
The Llvrn7 Telephone.

Some time after the close of the Franco German war the Prussian uh. Ian drill was iutrodacrd 'u.1 the Brit iSh cavalry. The lir,t ucu to be cz- erclscd in il were H corps Q. household cavalry BIucSr at Windsor They were extended rarh some SU0 yards from his fellow. many miles of country being covered This verbal message was given to the soldier on the extreme right to pass along: "Euemy's vcdcttes at Englefeld Green" It got hopelesSly muddled halfway. The amazed officer waiting to receive it got this commu, nication from the trooper on the cx- treme left: "EnGland's bets paid by the quccn."-LOudon Answers.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
EXPOSEDl

After exposure, when you feel 2 cold coming on, take "PURoLA" Honey and Tar Cough syrup. Dont wait until 1t has developed into oronchitis or pneumonia. Dess not contain opiates of any Eind. Keep bottle in the house for emorSen- cies. Your druggist will refund your money If not satisfied. Price 25c and soc Specify "PURohR Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
Stsor.rty of Wax.

The stability Of WAX is we'll illus, trated hy lEr perfect condition of many mctiaryaI snais. some as old as the thirteenth century. in which no alteration can bo found in the chemical and physical properties of the wuX. These were made from pure bpcswaN or from becSwaX and yOSin mixed New York World.
 Tn DoUpC.
 "Won't you bc very, very happy when your sentence Is Over?' cheer fully asked a woman of q convict in prison,
 "I dunno, ma'am; dunno" gloom fly answered the man.
 You don't know!' asked the wom- an, amazed. "Why nOt?'
 I'm in for life"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
Reused Her Interest.

"Sly dear. you ought to pass up frtv olous things uud take au interest in deep subjects Take history. for in stance. Here IS an ,GtercSting item Gessler. the tyraut. rut up d hat fo' the Swiss to Salute."
 The lady was q tride interested,
 How was it trimmedT' she inquired Louisville COurier-Jourual
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
EDITORIAL P A C E
-XtrnNalaat.

Clcrk-Mr. Co,G|ug, a> I am to mar " I would like mure salary. Boss How much u.n~c lu yoU want? Clerk Ten dollars a week. EoSS-My Sr;l. cious. How rauy women are you So- ing to marry ;--Chica-o News.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
How's Thisa

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO.,, Toledo, O.. We, the undersigned, have known E. J.. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his hrm.
 Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimoniais sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold Take Haii'S Family Pills for constipation
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
o'conneIrs eull.

O'Conncn. the great Irish Hgitator, being pcSterrd hy 8 stranger for bis au tograph. returned the following aU Swer.
 Slr-Ynurs rs0reStns ry autograph IS received have uryn sO bothered with similar impert:nrrc,s lhat Il! oe blessed if | srnd | Ynuf a.at!Fnt servant
 DANIEL 0CUNA ElL
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
DeceiYeS Him.

The customer in the grocery store, having ruined his clothes, was hopping mad.
 "Didn't you see that sign, Fresh PaintT" asked the grocer. "Of course I did," snapped the customer, but I've seen so many signs hung up here announcing something fresh that wasn't that l didn't believe it."-Bos- ton Transcript.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
Didn't Divide.

"WGl divide to suit purchaser," read the mGu.
 Docs ;hat si.u go:" be asked the real estate agent.
 Tt certainly does" replied the agent
 Well. divide the price by four ana We can talk iHs.ucSS. Buffalo Ex. Dress.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
avoI3inG FaT1ers errors.

Father-Listen, my boy. 1 want you to avoid my mistakes in life. Son Oh, I will, dad. I'll give my son twice the allowance that you give me and take his advice in all matters of dress London Standard.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
cTT@~f-y 70

"NIy tcHacrout>r 'rns m' that i' ! will ~ri.k my ,r-arS in my vest pocket so tha; he small rn' k nUf instead o' the uis rud iN lo>r fewer rlgarS
 i've d better 'l1u ruI' that >;'', em m youl vuat pnrErl >o th1' Iar! don Suuw 'L a4 i'"~ion Trans. r'Pt
 Love all trust n ;.V do wrong to none Shakespeare
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04
Opening of Reserve Banks Our ECOnOm- iC Emancipation
 B B R By PAUL M. wARBURC. Member Fed
 crsl Reserve Board
R R z

THE lGth of November may be
 considered uS the Fourth of
 July in the economic life of the United States. Coming genera tions will commemorate it as mak- inc the foundation of financial
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-04

 strength and in- dependence to those on whom we have had to lean until now, will de- pend upon our ability to avail our selves of the opportunities now open to Us
 WITH A SPIRIT PREVAILING OF UNsELFISA MODERATION AND MUTUAL HELPFULNESS. WITH CAREFUL PLANNING AND SIN GLENEsS OF PURPOSE. WE ARE CERTAIN TO OVERCOME THE o6- sTAcLES THAT STILL BLOCK OUR WAY sOTH WITHIN AND WITH OUT.