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route out Of Bonaparte.

George Burrows and family moved
here last week from Fairfield and
are located in the Mrs. Wolfe proper
ty which they purchased.
Robert Meek recently purchased the
James A. Davis shoe shop on Front
street and will move same to his farm
north of town to use as chicken
house.
The building belonging to Miss Una
l.. Chapman, adjoining the Jas. A.
Davis shop, was sold Monday to Mr..
A Nixon and will be torn down. Thus
go the old landmarks of Bonaparte.
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Long Commission Co. Grain Letter.
Furnished by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago
board of trade was closed today on
account OF the election in Illinois.
Outside markets all closed strong
with advances of from II to nearly 3
cents.
Minneapolis May wheat, 1909; July
1201s.
Winnipeg May wheat, 1865: July.
116B.
Kansas City. 11OM for the May and
ITO for July.
st. Louis May wheat 115A; July,
1131s
Bromhall Liverpool cables say:
Wheat market opened in sympathy
with Chicago, with very liberal ar
rivals. Cargo market wheat was AID
higher, but eased off to unchanged
from yesterdays close figures for
both Winters and Manitobas. Buyers
appear nervous as American and
Canadian stocks are liberal. and
United Kingdom stocks increasing.
Argentine and Australia were offering
freely and Argentine freights are
strong at five shillings advance.
Corn-Dull. Spot unchanged for
Plates and I'D lower for American.
Argentine advises unfavorable.
Chicago Receipts Today.
Furnished by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
CHICAGO. April IL
Wheat, 3S7; contract, 120.
Corn. 1876; contract, "a
Oats, 181; contract, S.
Liverpool Spot Markets.
Wheat-Closed unchanged to Id
lower.
Corn-Closed unchanged to I'D
lower.
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
Minneapolis, 1919.
Duluth, 33.
Winnipeg. SAT.
Bradstreets-visible supply for the
bushels; corn decrease. $4,000; oats
decrease, $4,000 bushels.
Grain Markets Closed.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago
grain markets were closed today be-
cause of elections.
Grain Market Closed.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago
grain markets were closed today be-
cause of the presidential primary
election in Illinois. Outside markets
showed little activity. Slight gains
were made in the Minneapolis mar
ket. May wheat sold there at 1905
while July was at 1879.
Omaha Butter.
OMAHA, Neb., April 11-Butter,
33 and SO cents.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, April 11.-Hog receipt
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statement, but when he was asked u
his wife slashed him, nodded in III
Affirmative.
Mrs. Koon says she and her hB|
band quarreled all night, that q
dawn when they went to get bresi
fast he assaulted her with hamns
and that she then fled to neighbofi
1t is supposed Rooms then cut hi
throat with a razor. The body w
found by the seventeen year Oh
daughter, There are five younga
children.
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Late Market Quotations

10000; market &c higher. Mixed and
butchers, $9.30@9.7O; good heavy.
s9.5O@9.65; rough heavy. $s.20@9.S5;
light, ss.2O@s.75; pigs, $7.40@9.1O.
Cattle receipts 1000; market
steady. Beeves. s7.sO@9.95; cows and
heifers, $40099.O0; stockers and
feeders. 5.S5@855; Texans. $500
$50; calves. $6.5o@s.50; Westerns,
,s7.6O@S.6O.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
steady. Native, s7.GOQS.90; western,
$7.25@9.35; lambs, $7.5001125; west
ern, $7.75@11.70.
Chicago Live Stock-ciose.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
CHICAGO, April 11.-Hog receipts
$4,000; estimated for tomorrow, 2s,-
900; prices som ewhat weaker than
opening. Light, $9.2009.7O; mixed,
s9.3O@9.7o; heavy. s9.20@9.70; rough
heavy, $9.20@9.35.
Cattle receipts 1900; market
steady. Top prices, $3.50.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
strong, $685.. Lambs, $11.50. ID
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Cattle
receipts $500; market slow. steady.
Texas receipts, 200; native beef steers
$7.50@9.75; yearling steers and heff-
ers, $S.5009.50; cows. s5.5O@S. 90;
stockers and feeders, .s5.50@s.50;
calves, s8.00@1OOO; Texas steers,
$525@S15; cows and heifers, $4,000
600.
Hog receipts 10000; market SC
higher. Mixed and butchers, $4,000
$50; good to heavy, $9.75@9.sO; rough
$9O0@9.15; light. $9.45@9 bulk,
s9.50@9.75; pigs, s7.25@S.75.
Sheep receipts 1900; market
steady. Ewes. $6.5O@S.50; lambs,
s9.0o@11.5O; wethers. ss.0O@10.40.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, April 11-Cattle
receipts $500: market steady. Steers
s7.00@9.65; cows and heifers, s5..o@
9.75; stockers and feeders, $6.75@
sos; calves, s6.00@10.25.
Hog receipts 11,O00; market 5000
higher. Bulk, s9.25@9.50; heavy,
s9.4O@9.55: medium. s9.30@9.50;
light, $9.2O@945.
Sheep receipts 5000: market
strong, 1oc higher. Lambs. $1,000
LIS; ewes, $8.00@s.65; wethers.
$6.00@10.50.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, April 11.-Cattle receipts
$500; market steady, 10c lower.
Steers, $7.50@9.25; cows and heifers,
S4.5O@S.25; stockers and feeders,
s6.50@S.50; calves. $7.00@10.25; bulls
and stays, $5.5O@7.50.
Hog receipts 1890; market strong,
&c higher. Bulk, s9.15@9.25; top,
$3.50.
Sheep receipts 1850; market
strong, 15c higher. Yearlings, $500
1925; wethers, S8.00@9.00; lambs,
$11.25Q11.45; ewes, $S.40@S.75.
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High school for the Last fifteen years.
Each year an annual number is issued
and outside assistance is necessary
to produce this volume and to keep it
up to the high standard set. Part CT
the proceeds from the concert will go
to this fund The other will be given
to the orchestra movement in the To-
cal schools, worthy cause and enc
which should be cncourag ed. A num-
Der of the merchants have signified
their willingness to help both the or
chestra and The Comment If a concert
is given-they have their opportunity
on Friday night The coliseum should
be packed that night. Remember the
date, April Acknowledgement.
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Shot Self In Head.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. April II.
After trying to kill his wife at mid
night. John Crowley, SO, shot himself
through the head early today. The
couple parted several months ago.
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Cut His Throat.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, April IL
George Rooms, "a, died on the way to
hospital early today from deep
gashes in his throat and his wife was
arrested By the police, but later re-
leased when the police became salts
fed that Rooms cut his own throat.
Rooms was unable to make dying
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ing the treacherous auto trail to Chi
huahua. Other forces will be avail
able il needed.
Senator Falls report that Villa is
not wounded, found no credence in
the war department, for Pershing had
reported again Villa was injured in
the knee.
Citizens Unduly Alarmed.
COLUMBUS, N. NJ, April IL
(Censored.)-A request for militia,
from Silver City, which was not hon
ored, resulted from baseless rumors
which caused great uneasiness last
night.
The presence Of Carranza troops
near the border ostensibly to flank
Villa, gave rise to alarming stories OF
imminent attacks on the base camp
here. Major w. r. Sample, COM
mandant, asked Mayor Hoover to
notify residents to remain in the
house in case of attack. Deputy
Sheriff Hulsey telephoned for the
militia, but state officials expressed
complete confidence in the regular
army forces here.
I'VE are watching the Carranz1sta
movements with anxiety" said an
OulCSI VI SSc@hNAhS
today. There are large numbers of
them near the border, as many as
5000 in one place. We cannot over
look the fact that their positions in
every case are strategic points COM
manding our lines of communication.
In event of a break they are in posi-
ton to cut our line at once and leave
the expedition in Mexico cut of from
supplies"
In addition to double outposts and
provost guards here last night, heavy
cavalry patrols went north where
many Mexicans are employed in zinc
mines
List Of Injured.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April IL
General Pershing today wired General
Funston the list of wounded in the
Guerrero engagement with Villistas
March 20 in which sixty Mexicans
were killed. Five American soldiers
were hurt instead OF four as previously
reported. The list follows:
Private Thomas P. Brown, shot in
cheek. back and shoulder.
q. P. Mendenville. farrier, two
slight wounds.
Private Joseph G. Bennett. shot in
ankle.
Private Joseph CARROLL. shot in arm.
| Private Walter N. Gardner, shot in
left arm.
Funston today awaited Consul Letch-
er's report on a telephone converse
ton the consul had with General
Pershing. Pershing conversed via
long distance from Cusihrichiac,
Letcher being at Chihuahua City.
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EVERY WEEK
Anti-septle OIL
SHAM POO

contains mineral and cocoanut oils
which produce rich creamy lather. 1t
removes dandruf and leaves the hair
soft, lustrous fluffy and healthy. The
best shampoo for all ages. Large bottle
ga teaspoonfuls) SOC at
Wilkinson & CO., Hotter IOWA Pnar-
macy, Crescent Pharmacy, McGrath
Bros, Scott = O'Reilly, City Drug
Store, Englehardt & Co., ]. F. Kied-
aisch & Son. w. II. Siegfried and all
other dealers in drugs and toilet
articles.
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THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.
WedtNSf FoFeCaSL
III. s. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.]

Weather Bureau
For Keokuk and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday. Moder-
ate temperature.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday. Probably unsettled
north portion. Not much change in
temperature.
For Missouri: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday. Moderate tenn
perature.
For Illinois: Fair south, partly
cloudy north portions tonight and
Wednesday. Somewhat cooler ex-
IRENE northeast portion tonight.
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An OIL SHAMPOO
FOR FALLING HAIR

Many people are losing their hair to
day because they are using soaps and
shampoos containing free alkai. Each
hair is an oil plant and should be
washed regularly with an oil shampoo,
never with free alkai soaps.
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Weather Conditions.

WeatnoF COnoitlonS.
With high pressure in the south
eastern states, and areas of low pres
sure central in the Lake Superior re-
gion, and in the extreme northwest,
the temperature has risen decidedly
in all northern sections, and the
maximum temperature was above 20
at many stations in the plateau re-
gion yesterday.
With the exception of scattered
light showers in some portions Of the
central valleys, the weather is gener-
ally fair east Of the Rockies, and
rain attends the depression in the
northwest.
Local Observations.
April. Bar Their Wind W'th'r
10 p. m.-29.97 80 SW Clear
II a. m-2994 So SW CPdy
River stage. a. m, 11.2 feet.
Change in "a hours, fall 2.
Mean temperature 10th, so.
Highest, g.
Lowest, 49,
Lowest last night, so.
FRED z. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
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River Bulletin.

The river will rise from Davenport
to Keokuk during the remainder Of
the week, and begin rising south of
keokuk by Wednesday.
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Orpheum Theatre.

Tomorrow The Drifter' win be
the intensely interesting photoplay at
the Orpheum theatre.
Despite the fact that Harold Der
went is a senior at divinity school
and in love with Faith Willis, n coed,
he cannot overcome his passion for
gambling. He is fortunate raSs-track
gambler and pretends to himself that
when he becomes minister he will
justify his conduct by giving part of
his earnings to the poor. The gamb-
ling phase of his character is be-
trayed to the college authorities by
fellow student, and harold is forced
to leave college. Despite Faiths hope
that he will redeem himself, he be-
lieves that he is unworthy Of her. and
goes out into the world alone.
Several years later Harold's sue
cess in beating the bookies" has
made him one of the spectacular fig
ures of the American turf. He is
found at all the race meets, accom-
panied by Madge, a scheming woman,
who pretends love for him while he
is on the crest OF his gambling wave.
However, fortune turns against Har-
old, now known as Pittsburgh Hail."
and his fortune GIBBS away. Madge
leaves him. Harold gives the last
horse in his string to his faithful
jockey and announces that he is
through with gambling.
Don't fail to see the concluding
chapters at the Orpheum tomorrow
night -Adyertisemant
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Advertise In The Gate u"
get results.
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Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgeiy "
"The Golden Chance"

Tho Golden Chance.
1t is seldom that criticisms in "The
Motion Picture World" are as gener-
Gus In their praise as that given THE
Golden Chance" the Paramount attrac-
ton at the Grand today and tomorrow.
The following shows what the film
world thinks of this attraction:
This is a marvellous picture. 1t is
an ordeal for the reviewer. The gloss
on all the superlatives has been worn
off by the ruthless hand Of the press
agent and superlatives after all are the
only terms in which Justice can be
done to this picture.
In the first place, the story is un-
commonly strong. 1t is rich in dra-
matte material and repIete with gen.
uine pathos. 1t describes in pictures
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MEXICANS STEP
ASIDE FOR VILLA
(Continued from page l..

cert in the Juarez plaza. Then
Juarez was to be captured and held
for Felix Diaz.
Gavira announced that fourteen
yillistas were captured at MADEIRA
yesterday.
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Omaha Live Stock.

receipts $11.25011.45; ewes, $S.40@8.75.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
Sans Selseieu.

Aaar Soften er enot, aornet er brast 9aoe,
og eiereu meo fine 5olf bar iorla6t Warfer, oa
ipreoer ie Ell anoen Sfare, iom ineen Sc barer, no.
oper Den, oct er DC iattige apinoer % 9srn, ioni Jan.
fe afsene, uStunperne" op; os bette arbeioe er o..
iaa ct msiiofnneIigt; tbi boert enfelt Straa naa 70.
bes peo en- 9sinins til Soroen. SaaIeoes er oct osiaa
/ arigen: naar Sla9et er enot, enten oct iaa BAR brast
Seir eler Neoerlag, naar De a9Tnpenoe sr oragnc
bort, iaa fomner Der andre, Der iaHfer op Be osoe
og De i~aareoe; %, naar De er bragte inc, oa ~beJunoer
3neens 90 prGiens arbeioe. 90 ~grbeioet er ipprt,
foroi 1ioen batter, intet maa o~piattes; Del fan oct
trpffe I9nse no, men bper Dag bar fine arap, % bper
SiGI fin get til Ness, faa Der er ineen I,o til at
toIoe Soil.
90 bog er bette alag iaa let at bore, naar pi III.
Der oct oa9lige arbeioe gaar og iuOaanoer Seirens
Quit; tbi ben trrreer inc ~aIepegne: Den aiper De ar-
beioeuoe SpGnofraft Den logger fig oper De ~faareees
Geie, % ben Iaoer Saabets Dug ialbe Ser, bpor oct.
for os at ipnes, iorIGneit maatte bore borte; oen saar
neO til @rapene, % er en- liilig 4beeIie; - bar Fl
ReoerIao braat Sopeoerne til at ipufe, afl boor an.
berLnes Ter oa aItin9 10.
sooIeoes lao jo ben II. Sept. 1850 SlesuiJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

/ oSta0t aiel", blt optoger, life alene al BET me
2ip, arigen ierer ne0 ig, men ogiaa al oct onglige
arbei0e ne0 altergan9e % 8egrobelier, @uOstieneite
og Spgebei6g, bog unoer oct altionlrlen leoenoe Seir8-
6uften ira Sfteb og 6erfor iitfer ben Operbebisning,
at, 6oo0 9ogene en0 ifuI0e brin9e, Ina baooe SUB al.
pet l%tng6onl og 3rei0igbeo til at tage imoo 0et. Seq
ipntes, set buffer ie9 eoot, at ie8 baooe ct ina uige-
Zig tort 6orrad6 al 8rpfter, at ieg rpiten fife fltnoe
tGnfe mig, b~porleoes ie9 ifulOe funne faa gru9 ior
Dem ale, og enife0e, at Ser r1ootte foItlne Ell SiO, oa
arabene til mig MATTE bIioe iterre, en0 6e bar ben
Gag.
Gen Lilo fom.
Set banfeoe paa 8sren; Ell Oroonnants troa0.
tie in0 meo 9reo ira Operfonmanooen; bets 5nSboG0
bar ~feIgen6e:
ga aommanoanten I 8re6erifitao Dor anmooct
ont at Der inareit nili9t maatte ienOes BAN en- Self
prGit, pil Sr. @aitoren uopboI6eIig af9aa til treoie
Brigade"
Get bar tent paa @iterniOoagen; ieg ifuIoe for.
iDneS meo 0ppasier, goenpas % mango ANDRE Sin0;
men nGite Mor8en ti0Iig boG6t 9o9nen for Gsren, %
Heiien %begpnote.
Oct bar Ell pnOi9, parfn % iolrig Gag meo ben
rene. gennenfi9ti9e Septer1berIuit, Iaa allie 0e itore
6ortiOsninoer, Der too fnslebenoe for mig Oonepir.
feS og Mar9retbepolOens Sfitfelie, ipntes langt meg
ti9ere, emo De bar. Wlen 5, ion ret miuoes Oisie Gage,
S, bos bpem 0iin0erne ira 6ine 3ioer alto Itoa Sep.
temberlnit, S bloc oglaa, buor trang Geel bar. S ueo,
~6Dorleoes alt bar b%rn0lsit, bpor gognen ianf 0tuO-
Der ira 9pen % til itore 8nnepirfe; b~porleoes BET
0Dbe Sano nflslte Nuooeret oerfra % oper Oeorgeft-
tern til 3rener, iaa eoer pl oct life utOre, at @eiel
ialOt mig lang % trang, at mine pine altio iegte
iorro, os at ieg lGn6tes eter at naa Maalet. % nut
M! 0a ser er iot en- 8ogter for ben iantme Sci, oa &C.
oct er luffet Tor os, ga oct life nptter at eibe set CANT
lie 6eltraa6 vDoneuirfe" M ga ieg er bleoen gamnel
al aor, o. fun6e ieg MI faa Sob til at gaa paa min
500, bpor ieg %oen9ang ferte; futOe ieg meO nit at.
ii9ts SpeO pp0e bpert Grin, ieg tog, ial fluloe ieg /
nit 9loo pleie oen Sci inc i9a, iu0enior oct @proe,
6por ben iorben LOB, iaa niloe ieg gsre oct, % boerfen
pilOe Chen foloe mig lang, e0er 8ongetl beiogrlig.
3ilgiper mig, S. JONI lGier bette, og life oert-
gang leoeoe neol Tilgiper mig, iremior ale S lilge, til
boern nit 5renitios Soab itaor; ieg piloe nsoig, at S
ooer ben gonle Man0s alager Ifnl0e ta6e 2Dlten til
at IGie oi6ere; tbi melt for eoer ifrioes bette. Bar bet
life ior eoers Sfplo, iaa oiloe ig beuere gsre, 6pao
ig 9er, naor ieg lper Ell rigtig 600 Bog; 0a er leg
alto bonee ior, at oct ifal gaa for burtig; ieg l9ier
oerior Sioen heo, b~egpnoer Ina after openira, og lnf'
fer tniioit mine Zine, ior at fGite Sn6trpffet iaoleoes
min Sipl, at ieg fan beboloe oct. Bar oct life for
e0ers Sfplo, iaa ltffe0e ieg belit mine Zine, naar ieg
fon til aaret 1850, gentle Wiinoerre for mig ielu, ior
at leoe al oen; men jeg tor 10 life beboloe Dem for
mig ielo, eiteriorn 5, Der futile Ifafe port 69orelaao
npe, ~oeliigneoe Minoer, 10 life finne bette, oerior1
eoers Score bebolot 6ortioen Tor Jig ielo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

9aa Ben onoen SIDE S~olinglteo fit 9aturen ct
beIt anoet lloieenoe. Soer oen tetnelt9 lange 5rene
gro, oereiter 40 en- Opnrning igentem ben 100 alen
breoe Ooeripetinele, fom oi oper en- ganife an0en,
longt i~ruot6nrere og ~Intffere ggn emo igr. 8eiet
eff life alene ODER ct Ssioeorag, buor oct enc penIi9e
Sfooparti aileite oct anoet, men boor 9ee 9efolfnin-
gen, Iaaoel oe0 Sprog, ion Oeo Gragt, gap til fenoe,
at Den TANNER ira Ell anoen Goo; io1 maaife ogiaa
oerior iorefom mig at ie minore i%ienotig no, emo Be
folfnineen anoetite0s. Oct par altianrnen, iom ON
ieg eior5e en- ireoelis Sfoptur; tbi bel nnsote ieg ior-
ifeltige inlaa aioelineer al SolOater, % bel naaeoe
enfeIte itarfe Grsn ira git NIT Gre, men ie9 bapoe in.
gen anelie ON, at Oct bar aanonerne ira Oapiun0e.
Iii 9ebnrief Ifuloe ieg, oa grigaoefparteret bar Ser;
Der bapoe ie9 OeSu0en glGoet mig til at bore ianl'
men nleo Snoersman6en, OberIt Scbepelern; men
oeri blep ig ifuffet, ioet ban netop ianiie Gag paa
@ruuo al lit Saar baooe maattet iorIaoe 9rigooer,
% o%oereipe aonlman6oen til Oberit 5. = Genne, oer
itrafs eioroe Sn0trpf al at bare en- mere emo alminoe-
liz oannet og finoifabsris 0fano, mo0toe mig meO
ipr0eles megen @euilIie, og, oo oct uetop bar Spite.
tito, bao ban mig til Miooag: ell S~nobpoelie, ig bel,
ga oct par 5elten, tir6e tage imoo troos Stgo og
9~feiieoragt. SpaO Ser par mig fGreit, bar Oberitens
gentagne S%pfor0ring til, iaanart 6orboloene pao no.
gen Maooe piloe tillaoe oct, at 1oloe @lostieneite ior
De n9rnleIte aioelinger.
Sect iee fsrte bort ira 9rigaoefparteret, bsrte ies
ct 9iaab eiter mig, oe oct bite is at bore en- Officer,
en- garnooms 9efenot, Ser, ba ies 6olSt title, moo
to9 mig nie6 oct Spsr9snaol:
ySoor al 8eroen oil on benz"
uSar OF life Jet 9ossbeiainsen, at iee MI er
DIN Frait2 iom iaaoan ifl iee beoe Dig bebarole mig
me6 libt mere 9feipeft, emo of roabe eiter mig pa Ell
9an6epeii"
$50 bell 0'en boor oil ou benz gliper on life
ber2"
Oct fan ieg, iom iee bill, enten naa is DO
Soabiteo eler GreoerifitaO. 90 MI oil ie til Gre.
~oeriftab."
vSa! iaa aIeoer lea mig til of Ie sig Moroen;
tbi is ioriifrer dig, on bIuer mart fco al at barre
| 6reoerifsrao hos Den gorte 9srlte, Den raa norfe
gisrn, iom buierer Der; ban er oiselie life ~bebaseIie
at bore IGrgere Dos emo bsnt nsooenoist. Sor ct Tar
Dase iioen bar ie fep / bans aIber; ubal iee tan fsle
bans Neele enori."
v@al ban 9oer mig pel iffel"
.Sal oct tan Oh p~irfeIig life itoIc paa; al 6aIo
oil ig iige: 8orberre bore meo Dig oct fan eeres
usoiet. Gorpell"
Gel bette bar ben a~lIerfsrite g~effrioelie, iea fix
al Selgeiel 90 Den gao mig en- bel Del at trnfe paa
oct suriee Stpffe al @eien. Den fioite Wil fra Siam.
iteo til 5reoerifitab saar isennein ben riee DART, !
oct bpbe forte 3cer bit op cper SiaIene, ira Sui til
Sui, pueee fra ben enc SIDE til ben orroen; men iea
bapoe life bebou at fGnpe imoo ssunen; tbi belle @ei-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
u piuncrncs Tarnoie",

Solonifi al en- engclit aorrelpon-
Dent Sorlooer man iii Gompitib Ell
Ter lin allpe, itnnoer ml9tpnfcliQ no.
ieenoc Ferioncr liz Tor at bare MS
a1iilert % 'orisger at 'nn fi1e / ems
Fo9. fan Notellernc uOipionerca
man al ale (ieuerue. Hudr ciulle
Terioner bebanolee puo oen Otaa0c.
pll man %'oriioo. bporIeoeS oe mill
tore 6ornnltnltninger uoiploneres
,Sffe oeu minoitc SorienoeIie f6rl.
mlcr. ltoen al Be- r%npportereg til 60.
ia, aoniinutinopcl. Berlin. 9ltbcu.
Fari9 .. ..