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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Odd Club Laws.

Charles City, Ia, Jan. II. - Newly
adopted bylaws of the Commercial
club of this city provided some new
and novel methods for selecting Off
GERS of that organization. 1t has been
devised with view of giving every
member an equal voice in the selcc.
ton of officials.
A nominating committee will select
two nominees for eacn office to be Ill
lei. These VIII be filed and published,
and any ten members may nominate
any other ZINES unit! Jan. 20, when
ballots tra1ing the names will be
mailed to each member for use in vOt-
Ing at the election in February.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
THE HONOR OF BUFFALO BILL
Citizens of Cody, Wyoming to Raise
$4,000 for Monument to the
Late Colonel

Cody, Wyo, Jan. 17.-Plans for the
erection here of life-size equestrian
statue of Colonel VIM. F. Cody (Buf-
falo Bid, who died a week ago in
Denver, were launched by city Off
Gals today. The monument, to cost
$4,000, would be located on one Of
the principal corners of the town. Col.
Cody made this town his home for
many years.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
indies Are Now Ours.

Washington, Jan. little to the
Danish West Indies formally passed
from Denmark to the United States
when Secretary of State Lansing and
the Danish minister exchanged the
ratification of their respective gov
ernments completing the transfer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
May Lose Eyesight.

Grinnell, la, Jan. IA scratch
from his pet cat may cause the little
son of Clyde Matherly of Grinnell to
lose his eyesight. The boy has been
taken to the university hospital at
Iowa City in hopes that something
Inay be done to restore his vision.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Hunt For Aviators.

Calexico, Cal, Jan. 17.-With or
ders to continue their search until
their gasoline supply is exhausted,
three United States aviators today
assembled here at $3.50 a. M, and the
actual hunt began for Lieut.. Colonel
Bishop and Lieut.. Robertson. the avi-
ators who have been missing since a
week ago.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
eompers Makes Threats.

Washington, Jan. II. Samuel
Gompers will be yiolator of any
strike prevention law congress may
enact, he told the house interstate
commerce committee. declaring him
self against the, presidents railroad
program. VA
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18

ress of his illness and both his home
and the navy department have been
kept busy answering inquiries from
friends and admirers.
President Wilson has shown his
sympathy by sending huge punches of
flowers to the admiral's home both on
Monday and Tuesday, with a request
that he be informed of any change ia
the patients condition.
II is understood that burial will be
in Arlington cemetery.
Great Funeral Pageant.
Because of Admiral Dewey's rank,
the military funeral services will be
of the most impressive character.
During his residence in Washington
Admiral Dewey had lived a very sim
pie and retiring life. He was at his
office in the navy department regu-
larly every day.
Except on his birthdays, which
naval officials insisted on celebrating
with Il big reception in his honor at
his office, he avoided anything which
savored of display or publicity. His
favorite recreation was driving about
the parks of Washington behind a
pair of horses, which he would never
consent to exchange for an autOmo
bile.
Was Third Admiral.
Admiral Dewey was the third Off
Ger who won the high post of admiral
of the United States navy.
His father was DR.. julius YemanS
Dewey. of Montpelier, Vt. His mother
was Mary Perrin, daughter of Zecha
riah Perrin of Gilead, Conn.
George Dewey was born at Mont
pelier on December 20. 1887. He wal
eighth in descent from Thomas Dewc.
of Sandwich, Kent, England, who emf
grated to Massachusetts about 1853
Thomas Dewey married Mrs. Fran
ccs Clark in 1859. Josiah, the secon,
of their children, was the ancesto
of the Admiral. Josiah in 1862 mar
ried Hepzibah, daughter of Richar
Lyman of Northampton, Mass, who's
lineage, some genealogists say, ha
been traced back through the Lamber
family to Alfred the Great.
r r. Sends for Dewey.
After he had received his PROMOTE
from captain to commodore in 1SS
Dewey remained for another year u
/ president of the board of inspectio
and survey. His rank now entitle
him to the command of a squadron.
War clouds We're looming-relatior
with Spain We're strained-when
1897 the question arose of success,
to acting Rear Admiral McNair of II
Asiatic squadron. ~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
suffrasists Enter Appearance.

sDes Moines, Jan. -Suffragists
made their first appearance in the
legislature to-day when Miss Anna B.
Lawther state president and other
leading suffragists watched the senate
session from seats on the senate
floor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
IOWA ASSEMBLY
HAS MANY BILLS
IN BRIEF SESSION TUESDAY 13
WERE INTRODUCED IN SENATE
AS MANY MORE IN THE HOUSE
Measure to Pay Members of Iowa
Guard $50 Per Month For Serv-
ices Along Border-To Codify
the Code of Iowa.

Des Moines, Jan. ia bill to pay
Iowa militiamen $50 for each month
of their service along the Mexican
border was introduced in the senate
Tuesday afternoon by Senator Greene
of Clinton.
In the brief session before cd.
journment until Wednesday at 10 a.
M, the senate received 13 new bills.
One to remove the names of pres
Dental electors from the ballots, by
Kimball of Council Bluffs, created a
ripple of interest.
Senator Fosters measure to keep
up the maintenance of county roads
and provide for their regular patrol
was introduced The Guthrie Cen
ter man also introduced joint res
olution calling for adjournment of
the session on March 10.
A bill repeating the presidential
preference primary and radically
modifying Iowa's present general
primary nominating laws was intro
duced by Senator Kimball of Council
Bluffs.
1t leaves the nomination OF COVER
nor and lieutenant governor to state
wide primaries as at present. but all
others on the state ticket would be
nominated in state party conven-
lions.
Two maasurac nronosipo ranaaI of
the presidential preference primary
have already been introduced in the
house.
In the House.
A prohibitory amendment, bills
providing for the eight hour day on
state and city contracts, proposing a
codifying commission to report at a
special session of the legislature next
fall and repeating the insurance rat
ing bureaus law were among many
measures introduced in the house on
Tuesday afternoon
Roberts of Mt. Ayr introduced the
DrOhibitory amendment. 1t con-
forms with the Wilson amendment in
the senate.
Tucker of Clinton fathers the pro-
gram of organized labor, calling for
an eight hour day on public work
even if done by private contractors
and a second measure permitting
cities to bid on their own improve
ment work in competition with pri-
vato contractors. If the city's bid
is lowest, the municipality may go
on with the work.
A oil to repeal the presidential
preference primary was introduced
by Klinker of Crawford.
Rogers of Carroll and Crozier of
Marion both introduced bills repeal
ing the insurance rating bureaus law.
Crozier in addition proposed to pro-
hibit insurance companies entering
into combination to fix rates or com
Fensation of agents.
Klinker offered another measure
raising to 5000 the minimum popula,
ton of cities requiring registration
of voters.
Epps fathered the codifying bill.
His commission would consist of two
men chosen by the senate, three by
the governor and four by the house
At least six of these nine men must
be lawyers. They should finish
their work between April and Octo
Der 6. For each working day they
would receive SIS. A special SEES
sion of the legislature is asked fol
in the bill to hear and act on the
commission report.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
CONTRACT GOES TO ENGLAND
Sheffield Concern VIII Manufacture
Projectiles For v. S.

Washington, Jan. F.-The naval
department today awarded to
sheffield, England, concern con-
tract for the manufacture of ii inch
and 16 inch armor piercing projectiles
for the United States navy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
To investigate Coal Combine.

Des Moines, Jan. 1.-THE house to-
day passed the Epps joint resolution
for legislative commjttee to investi-
gate western Iowa coal mems combi-
nation fix prices.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
ADMIRAL GEORGE
DEWEY IS DEAD
HERO OF MANILA BAY DIES AZ
TER SHORT ILLNESS.
WIFE AND SON WITH HIM
Commander Won Distinction as Civil
War Officer and Was Given
Highest Honor After Vic
tory in 1893.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Admiral
George Dewey, who won the naval bat
tie at Manila bay, died at his home
here az the age of seventy-nine, after
an illness lasting six days. Mrs. Dew
ey and his son, George NJ. Dewey,
were with MIN when the end came.
The son was summoned from Chicago.
Admiral Dewey was taken i'll last
Thursday with what at first appeared
TO be only slight cold. His condi-
ton rrp:dly became worse and on Sun
day the two navy surgeons in attend
ance, Dr.. A. NJ. Fauntleroy and DR.. Lu-
Their Sheldon, Jr., announced that he
was in serious danger of complete
breakdown because of his advanced
age. His illness was diagnosed as
arterio-sclerosis. Since Monday no
hope had been held out for his recov-
cry
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Wide Anxiety Stirred.

Ever since it became known that
the admirals life was in danger the
greatest concern over his condition
has been shown. Secretary Daniels
and the ranking officers of the navy
have kept in close touch with the prog
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Thursday, January IL, the closing
day will be the banner day OF the in
stitute Both morning and evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
WOULD INVADE INDIA
BY WAY Of CHINA
HINDU DOCTOR MAKES con-
EESSI0N MD IMPLICATES
FORMER GERMAN AN
BASSADOR BERN
SIOREI


Associated Press
New York March DR. c Hanador
Chahiaberty Hindu physician and
DR. Ensen sekunuer, "a years old, de-
scribed as German. were arrested
today on charges Of conspirng to set
up military expedition against
foreign country on friendly relations
of the United States.
The police say the men confessed
tina they had plotted under direct
ION Of Wolfe yon lgel to invade In
dia by way of China Won Igel, who
was arrested but never tried for com
plicity in an alleged plot to destroy
the Welland canal is with Count Won
Berstorff former German ambassa-
dor to the United States, who is ap-
preaching Copenhagen on the steam
er Frederick VIII
From Won lgeL according to the
police Drs Chaklaberty and Sekun-
ner who have been suspected for
sometime received 100000 and the
Hindu. posing as a Persian merchant
obtained a passport which enabled
him 10 get to Berlin In this con
nection and the additional charge OF
fraudulently obtaining passport,
has been made against the physician.
Or Chakiaberty, according to the
confession revealed his plans Of an
invasion Of India to certain officials
in Berlin and then returned to New
York where he and Won Igel prepar-
ed literature printed in various ma
tive Indian languages.
In the house a, West l2Oth street
where the two men were arrested to-
day. the police seized a large quanti-
fly of literature and found also a com
.pete chemical laboratory In the
laboratory Sekunner was endeavor-
ing. according to the police, to COM
pound a preparation to be used to
disguise contraband of war The
character of this preparation he re-
fused to disclose. 10000 small alum
mum boxes about the size of pill
box were seized with what appeared
10 be official papers. The latter have
been turned over to the government
agents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
WOULD TRY 5-YEAR
FARM LOAN IDEA

J NJ Suits, Of Coyle, was a visitor
TO Guthrie today. Mr. Suits is very
much interested in the governments
farm loan idea. I'm paying seven
per cent for my loan said he, and
| can't pay it off when | want to.
The government loan project let a
land owner borrow money at five per
cent and all the interest paid is de-
Quoted from the principal 1t takes ten
landowners combined to get the loan.
One man can't make application, but
ten can 90 in together and get what
money is wanted | would like to try
f. out of nine other landowners will
go with me.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
WILSON BEGINS SECOND TERM
AS VISITORS POUR FROM CAPITOL
ME- n MH ~m T. @R s VI a
WILL BIZ SOME
D0INGS NJ CGIA H\il =
y y x Ma Y y 2 z s y =. 4 V =

The mass meeting at the city
hail tonight VIII be worth while.
There's likely to BE- a lot Of
debate and fireworks-and, in
oidentally more iua than a box
Of monkeys.
Questions relative to civic
matters will be launched
Prof Scott Of the public schools
will be there with some dynamite
in his pockets and committee
of men with a grievance and an
other committee with a plan for
Santa re development viii be
there and Will fight if necessary
to be heard
Or Pttenger will speak a few
calm words.
The questioning Of auction
eerine off" 2 uIdings will cause
talk and a woman dressed in
black and mao rom head 10 foot
will demand that "private par
ties" in public parks be reeulat
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
GERMAN BOMB
SETTER" IS HELD
BY HIGH COURT.
WERNER HORN ATTEMPTED
10 BLOW Up l\IER\\-
TIO\N BRIDGE N 1918

Washington March 6 Werner
Horn, the German reseryist lieuten-
ant who dynamited the internationa!
bridge near Canceland, Maine in 1915
today lost his habeas corpus suit in
the supreme court in which he
sought to avoid being tried at Boston
for alleged transportation of explos
ives on passenger trains
The court did not decide Horns
contention that in a bellgerent act
against Canada his German army
commission exempted him from
American prosecution and made him
punishable only by the state depart
ment Horns appeal was not au-
thorized.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
GARDENS ON TOWN LOTS
TO REDUCE HIGH COST
Movement In City Spreading
Boy Scouts Teachers, Preach
ers and Women Back 1t Up

Agitation for town lot gardening
as means of combating the high
cost of living is bearing much fruit
just now in Guthrie Boy scouts,
preachers and school teachers are
urging the move and Superintendent
Scott of the city schools and the city
federation are behind the movement
strong
And it will win
1t is said that so far more than
500 vacant town lots scattered thru
out the city have been rendered for
garden purposes
Some of the oy scouts will order
the dasheen root and attempt to raise
the new potato Information as
TO the dasheen can be had by writing
to the agricultural department, Wash
ington, D c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
SURRENDER CLAUSE IN OIL
LEASE IS TROUBLESOME

More than thirty briefs in oil
lease eascs eiteeting several mil
lion dollars in leases in Usage, Payne
Noble ana Garfield counties, in which
the surrender clause TO Oil leases is
the contention have been filed in the
federal court
The cases are set for hearing at
OElahoma City before Judge Cotteral
I'M federal court al the present term
The eases viii probably be reached
during March.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06

Washington March e. New York
Compulsory Compensation Law was
sustained generally constitutional by
the supreme court. The court up
held as constitutional the workmen's
compensation law of Iowa, voluntary
upon employers
The first compulsory workmen com
pensation was industrial insurance
law that of Washington state-to
come before the supreme court like
wise was upheld as constitutional.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
Spring MILLINERY
OPENINGS ARE On

Spring millinery exhibits will en-
gross the attention Of shoppers dur
ng Wednesday and Thursday All the
stores will make exhibits.
AT ltucker Buttons the Larson Sis
fors will have unique display The
lutz stores announces that Mrs w
IIarker late of Cages French rooms
+ now with the store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
Kearful and
McGinnis In;
Linebough Out


WashingtoF March 6-President
Wilson today nominated Frances j
kearfu Of Oklahoma City, assistant
attorney general to succeed William
Wallace, Jr resigned, and W P Nc
ennis Of Muskogee, United States
attorney for the eastern district Of
Oklahoma TO succeed Hayden Line
baugh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
OLD HAYNER FAILED

Shawnee, March 6-Jiel Walden.
81 years old, drank two quarts OF
Hayner whisky then shot himself in
the heart with a shotgun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
BRUTAL PARENT
IH0 MUTILlTEn
'HILD, LYNCH[0.
hiIillCNlR N i'tI OF RAGf
chopped or Dtl GIII-
itRS HANDS

Allentown Pa, March GA mob
e tooN WassaeI WarovoosNy from
i and 'yrched him. He had killed
wife and daughter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-06
- AM\O~
E}s,WEAIHER| Z
AA->-
Associated Press

New Orleans, La. March 6--Tonight
generally fair. Wednesday fair and
colder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Moies, Der itreifenSe Nebafteur.

Oas ugmerp Solirnal" erifeint,
ober beiier eri9ien ie6en 0onners.
rag in Imerp, @iS. Die leste aiis.
gdbe entbGlt peiter nifts, als Der.
Ionlide aniibten deS Hebafteurs utb
leine Infiinbieling, onb er inter Die
Streifer gegungen lit uno iif md
einem altoeren SOB" ilmieben tpiro.
auf Der eriten Sei:e lit in 8ieieitIet.
term 81 leien: nGrtra! Ser Heoaf.
teitr itreift." 9orurter: Ser Ge-
hofteur bieier 3eitling itreift. @r
Bot Die Iesten pier Wonate umionit
gearbeitet rnb rod et1pa $50 no.
6entli6 .suge6uttert". Or min bel.
lere ge5ablung iin6 er ipirb nif,t
cher fpieber arbeiten, ols Bis CT sit.
friebeniteaerrbe @criiferiingen er6al.
ten bot, Dab er tic befommen miro"
Sic gar5en ieds SpaIten Der eriten
Settle benlIst er Damn 5u einent ab.
ihiebsbrief in Dem er ieinen eeraoe
nift iebr frsirblifen 8efitblen
gnlerp unb ieinen 8efppbnern geger.
irber a1,s0rltd gift. Ser 8eit Der
Seitlng lit leer.
Barr WoieS beiBt. Ser itreifenbe
He6dftelir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
nniere InaIpbabeten.

Die perbreitetite Mnii1t ihreibt Die
Nafie Der ameritaniiden @naIpbabe.
tn-o. b., 2eute, Die beS 9eiens uno
Sdrei6ens unfdDig iinb-ben irem.
Den Gintpanberern sii, Die iih aaer.
otngs az erbeblihem Tbeile aus ie5r
nngebiloeten @lementen auiammen.
iesen un6 aus 9Gnbern ltamnper, no
Die 8olfSbilbing nod iebr I'M 9tiid.
itur6 lit. Reierc llnterilibunsen
aber, beren @rgebniiie in Der .Norf1
Mmerican &epielu" -Siiammen9eitelt
peroeL er1peiieu, bab inter 6ert
@nalpbabeten bieicnisen omerifani.
ifer @eblrt iiberpiegen. 9ie Sa6.
len be5ieben ii6 mif bas Sabr 1910.
Oanrals CAB es in ben Der. Staaten
unter ben itber 10 Sabre alten @naI.
pbabeten 2,227,73 Neger anlerifa.
nilber Serfunft. Sbien itanSen an
lpeiben anulpbabeten 3uiammen g..
1858 Eerionen segcniiber, un6
5tpar entfielen bon Sieien aui Yerio.
men amerifaniiher Serfunft 1874.
272, wobren6 Die Mnalpbdbeten ilnter
Den einipanoercrll mir etlpa 100000
mebr. namIid 1.650,a61 sGbIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Rieicn. @iebb6ie in Tlammei.

Nebr oils Die SGlfte Der @ie6bofe
in &onias Gitp, NO., befanntli6 bie
5~apeitgroBten Der GeIt, lit am Is. OF.
tober am 5eitigeit Woreen nieberee.
brannt urtb man ifast, oaB mebrere
tmtienb Stiif Sieb, mani iprift bon
10000, umgefonunen iino.
Im 10. Sfto6er 81 8eifGfts.
ihluB befonben iid) 1900 8inoer in
ben Siebbofen uno rpenn es auf ge.
lang, einen groBen She'll 5ll befreien,
10 baben Die Slammer bod 10 raid
Inn fi4 gegrifferL bab pieIe dbge.
idynitten mltrben unb perbrunnten.
Sunberte Der befreiten Rinber irr.
ten 6urb Die StraBen Der beiben
Stabte. 9as Ginfangen bes 8iebs
our6 bic @isentbiimer it0bt aff
Sdhpierigfetten, GA biele Der &irtber
bon Sarmber6en ftamrnen unb feline
Ibseiben baben.
I'm iieber, ltbr Worsens mar Sus
Teuer gdnslib eeloidt. @ngaben
iiber bic Sobe ocs 8erIuits fonnen
crit nnd Der SnpentarA ufnabme
burd 8ertreter Der 8erii6erungs.
8eieaiduften aenobt tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Gnf elmer Sdlangenfarm.

@eitalts oie meiiten Sd,langen,
Die bon amerifaniiten Cirrus. uno
Wenagerie Seuten ben1ist peroen,
fonmen bon elmer ein3isen aroBeren
Sorm, bic ii6 idon lett elmer 8eibe
bon Sabren 5u Gan antonio, Eeras,
befinbet rnb einfud oils Die S6lan.
genfarm< befannt lit.
glrs f1eineren Nnfdnsen berporge.
gangen, lit lie nit Der 3eit sl einem
be6eutenoen 8eihdft erbIiibt, bos 60
Wdnner urro ~ 6rnlen itGnbig be.
ifldftiet. Gin SbeiI Der Sarm lit I'm.
mittelbar ben Sdlangen sepibmet;
aiif Dem anberen iperben aaninten,
Siibner, Sroihe unb ionitises
Shlangenhitter ee5iidtet. Inter Den
SGlungen, Die meiitens 5u 3ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Snn b6dbften MattDnalparf.

Ger crit i'm SriibIine 1917 bird)
geidluB oeS amerifanii6en &ongrei.
les geI6affene RatipnaIparf unt ben
Hieienberg Wcainlep in Masfa Der.
Inn lit in mnfer 9e3iebune Der
merfspiroigitc Don allen urto ieine
Staffiins lit bon GROCER gcbeutung
fir glasfa unb nitteIbar fir Die
gan5e @eIt.
.@as ben ger9 ielber anbelangt, 10
erbebt er lid 10000 Sub iiber benz
Teeresipieeel unh lit ionit Der
bodite 9ipfel prn Imerifa, cin.
ihliebIib Siib. amerifos; bod Dies
gibt nod feline Scriteaung bon ieiner
@robortigfeit. SIN Simalopa 8e.
birge gibt es ia mebrere @ipfeI,
welhe betraftlib bober fino-eincr
oerieIben mebr OILS $4,000 SUB
uno bod an erbaoenenm @inorud bin.
ter Dem Berg Wc&inlep 3l,riifblei.
BEN. Sene SimalapaS@ ipfel iiebt
man nnmli6 MIR aus Tb1Iern, ipeIde
ielber cine S0ben!oee bon 1000 Big
10000 Sub Iyaben, p1bren0 Der
Woilnt Wc9inIep nus Tbdlern, Die
mir 5000 Sub r6er nod rpenieer
bod limo, i%inpernittelt itrofi entpor.
iteiet. 3it einen OpppeI3ipfeI bon
mebr ais 1900 SUB netto bIidt Der
Seilid}er itdunenb empor; ulrb Die
oberen $4,000 iii,b nit crpigem
Shnee beoeftl
0ieie l~ingebe!tre gergmoiie biIbet
ben @ipfelpunft Ger sroben alasfani.
itcn @ebirgsfettc, pelde piele Tei.
len parallel nit Dem mGftisen gu.
fon|Strom Idlift rrlb bas meite norb-
lide @innenIanO bon Der it1rfer be.
polferten Hegion treunt, Die am Golf
bon Ilasfa ibr @eitabe bot.
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