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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Ia these days OF high prices when
potatoes are around the 80-cents-ner-
peck mark, and other eaJable are also
aeroplaning, t4e government is urging
-he people 20 eat rice. practically the
only food which has NOT risen in price
tremendously the Lass two years.
According I'd the government bnTIe-
Jlns the food guits tn one nnnna cg
various foods are as follows. Celery
%. cucumoers, h05 lettuce. so onions
20 carrots. 2I0; cauHdower. 40.
carnage. 40, bread 1916 corumeaI
1,99os rice, 1880; dried beans. i. 500.
rice contains more sGrengtF9-aivfr.r-
materials than potatoes. vel na7afoe@s
nave elevated in price until some Dao-
Pie cannot an0Td tQ serve them Pc
Lat4es are three-Quarters water. while
rice mas scarcely any water. Potatoes
nave onlE one-H-ta starch. while rice is
more than thFee-quarters starch.
hlce IS too often considered n food
only for the Chinese AS far ~ We -
learn there is nothing i'll rice which
would make an Americans hair grow
down his back ia long euaue mr.
"A4en Would pat slant on his eyes
YET Americans prefer TO pay out fbafr
Sood money Tor nigh priced potatoes
and let the rice accumulate an tbs
groCers' shelves.
George " Perkins OF New York has
taken a great interest IN advertising
the food values OF rice As cnairroa9
Of the food supply committee of New
1ork he has recently issued a pam
paleG called Facts About Food = fn
which he appeals 10 the people r.
light the high cost OF living bv becara-
ing acquainted vita rice. We womb
almost forgive Brother Perkins for h.s
recent sad attempt 80 boost Roosevelt
BACK into the presidency II he succeeds
II educating the American pe6nle into
eating the good cld-fashi0ned food Of
rice. hut Americans are hard 10 edu
cate Tell an American that corn
meal en- rice Is both cheap and plentiful
ana ae IS fable g. turn ND his nose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

not exactly know how 10 60 abouf 81
You're right there / don't see hn,
can helm won since I'm not gauft5a~
Win the counfrv about here
rEa girl looked about her win
troubled glances The man started ~
90 an
Yer not aoin' 10 leave = more sal
out hver on this lonely hillside sf-
y? she said looking at hmm re-
proachfuily-
II don't see how I can helm b. said
the man II don't know vyhara ,--
yva,,f II ro ana I've cot IN eaf ~. ,..-
self
~ ~ mind my roin' on win 4.e-
she asked BlufuIly
We'll. don't see how cam fe
thar was the ranlv .saeff,. tbst-I.s
have to walk great deal faster tbar
Won can
TRY me-
The man looked nerpTexed ma
couldn't very we'll leave a girl aag
was lost on the mountain side ana la
the business in which he Was enesar.5
she would be an obstacle TO him III
deed he could nof verv we'll 7rrrrrr-
fish il without getting rid of har
Il haven't time to bother with 70 %
he said era hhafgv "AT SON eof "a ~,
Is To- On .flys-,4 -},[ ,,-r,7,vtsfr, s-4 .--...-
apd rIarqty ~ nars11s f0. falI Wv, 7....
TO get home.
with that he started on. but hear
ing a sob. turned and saw the gill ofa
her hands ta her face Shading #.-
vulsivelv.
There is no reanon SO n0war-8H
a woman's tears The man Turned .-#
vent harl, Is fae girI RE- All -.et 81.
away from her for an ho,fr r-4.,a
s1er+ . zoof ,Iaa1 If fff,,l sll,sf-f-.-- =. ~.
Then she told him that She hal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Inc JitE1ev s.urnacE2

Judge Church inc the local ef~ruf.
court has enjctned operators of Hgoa7-
buses between Rock Island ana Dav-
export and Moline thereby sustain
ing an order issued some months ava
ny the Illinois public utilities commits
sion. The JiCuev IS held to he g. 1uh-
lie utility and therefore # must have
from the state commission cerfEf-
cate OF necessity and convenience na-
fore II can legally operate
The TRICKY Railway eaurne~v rem
Tesents thar it is furnishing a8eaua#a
service to accommodates the ntrnsf-
and that there IS no demand for the
4ltney. which IS claimed fa Ha nur-ful
competition TO the railway caupaar
for the reason that fir confines las
activities in those zones where rae
traffic IS the heaviest. while NEGLECT
ing the districts where passengers
are fewer The railway company
maintains that furnishing service 5n
the less thic}<ly populated sections of
The cities has been made possible be-
cause Of tire increased revenues from
the lines enjoying larger patronage
At three o. these-the Bridge line and
the Third and Fourth avenue lines
the titney has been delivering its most
disastrous blo~, tas street railway
represents 1t is. asserted thar Fl the
;itney Is nor suppressed The railway
company viii be com PEELED ~ rerreueh
not alone in fts bettarueuts end ex-
tensions. but in its service as well
There is no question that the cities
here are getting a street car service
second TO none IN the country. Those
who travel tn other localities are IA
position to testify to this fact H.
would be a serrowfuI day when the
railway company began letting the
standard a it's service an9 equipment
retrogTess The public DOES act want
To witness any such TRANSFORMED
The officials OF tie company seem
earnest enough tn 9heir assertions
that the 9itney IS menace 70 Tie fs.~
kure or their business. The 5itneE has
been dealt with 81 other communities
where Il has been less often than
Il has been here
The court has aecreed that tbe i5zues
must cease here because fAsre 5 ne.
necessity for Il. There viii he those
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Selected by Tavenner

none Of the lighting have the sole say
as to whether or not there shall De
war. while those VINO DO all the nEht~
ing have nothing To say about starting
or stopping IF2 Lesser affairs ana
matters that can be corrected, may be
left 10 the decision of representatives
but a question OF life and death Tor
millions of people should be decided
By the people. Not only is It poeiIc
Justice that those who do the hghJan5
should decide whether or not there IS
to be a fight. but the delay incident to
such q decision would Of itself make
for peace. Let as by all means insist
upou q var referendum The Public.
The s.Derision~ Argument
Some fnd It harder 10 face 'deris-
SOM than t8 face bullets Fear of de
rfsion has made Christian men and
women conform to Objectionable So
cfal customs. It was fear Of derisEon
that forced men into duelIiug when
their better natures told them that
thew owed "a higher duty TO family, to
country and tn God than 70 the Gus
rfu that put human life at stake
And So today derIsiou is the deap0n
used hv the mIlitarIsL against those
who plead for peace.
1t required moral courage on the
part Of a few-a willingness to be de-
rided for doing right-t0 change the
sentiment of the country on duellIng.
But the sentiment has been changed
and duailing is prohibited in every
state. 10 citizen feels compelled to
accept challenge today He defends
himself if attacked. but he does not &c
forta to meet anyone on the so-caiied
"Eeld Of honor"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Day in Davenport

To Beat Cost of IiYing-The fright
full high cost of lfying-whiCh makes it,
well night impossible for her TO feed
the mouth of her two little tots and
rself-coupled with continuous Wis
ions OF one Walter Steinmann. of
whom she is very fond. are given by
pretty Alice NJ SkiH as reasons for her
desire 10 have the court modify a Gi-
Eorce decree which states that she
shall NOT marry within year The
young woman states that Stelnmauu
is strong capable and industrious
fellow. ready and quite willing to
marry her and support her children
Alice SkiH is employed at The Bark-
ness Cigar factory, Davenport She re
sides at 2206 Eddy street. Mrs. SkiU
was given q divorce from her hus-
band. j. II. Sllif, June u, 1916. the
grounds being desertfou. The prOFis-
ion was made that she was TO have
custody Of the two children. Lillian
and Herbert And that she was not 10
marry within the year. Her weak
physical condition. she says. prohibits
her from working regularly. Since her
divorce Mrs. SkII contends that she
has become intimately acquainted with
Steinmann and that he desires 10
marry her. She is willing. 1T VIII be
TO me and my children
to marry" states the girl I'M the petit
ti0n TO modify the decree. The papers
were Med by RuymaBu and Buymauu.
attorneys for plaintiff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Having heard OF
this institution. he
entered and made
his way to the floor
of the exchange, d
thing which could
never have hap
peped had not the
guard employed rig
idly to exclude all
visitors momentar
iIy relaxed his Tig
lance
For a brief per
iod he stood watch
ing the struggling
frantic brokers as
they tried TO ger
the advantage Of
each other Then
he poke to q man
near him who
seemed TO be "a king
as a4=s se-s 4-rF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

wouldn't it BE fine IF we could only
get peace I'm Europe2 ha said pleas
autIv.
The man looked al him HusplcjousIy
q moment. then he called loudly for
reiuf 8rceueurs. .fev- men, Here is
paeiGsat Gut with him"
Immediately several dozen men
5praue forward with cries Of spy.
Lynch him.. "HI him again Pm
envy of society,"" Kick aim i1 the
STATS and numerous other friendly
phrases OF similar import. They
jumped upon the man from Mars with
great determination and began tJ tear
htu limb from limb
u was with the greatest difficulty
lhar The man from Mars was finally
rescued hv some OF the cooler heads.
but even then he was obliged to spend
zElea weeks 5u the hospital before Ha
could continue bis investigations of
eur fair planet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
PREPARING FOR WAR.

Seast-And so sou say your wife f g.
beves IN preparedness. CrimsoHbeak
should say so. Why. IIl bet sha
sitting an there at home now waiting
70 start hostiiities as soon as I put Jaa
key IA the dnor,-G Onkers Statesman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

( located at Fourth and Brady. SeeoH.
ana Brady. and Fourth and Perry H.
removed. AZ last reports ali the pie.
lures were zriH showing
Marriage Licenses-CarE r. CHrm
of Pleasant Valley and Rosie Forth Or
New Liberty Max W5i8gruba aUa
Clara WaEuebuLd Of DaFenuort- Il
Glen Barnes and Addie r. Baldwin Of
West Liberty, Eugene Gates Hayward
OF Great Falls Mont, aud Lura 5g6Ea-
gel of Davenport. Edward Sargean.
and Jennie hingsted. both OF Pcura.
F III; Henry 5. Johnston and EIwiua i
Brace. both of Muscauue; Chester
Ausser and june Lockgart. both 81.
Monmouth Ill.,
Eighty Wedding Licenses - Eighty
marriage licenses issued during boo
month of February from the Office u.
the clerk of the district court makes "a
new record for February. it, was dis.
covered today. The highest previous
mark was 3 ID February. 1915.
Chief Receives Print System-gaaa
gL Police Charles B0ettcHeF received
the new HuserprEut system ultaa
ordered while au a. trip 60 Chicago r..
Gently with the new apparatus While.
nocI-er n Mil l... los.-T,r.
yer f.nn~eess-rr. AZ ~
crime sfra-r-ara r5..--.- ...
rounded gn ANA #fa a.-s5-.- ..-.. ......
with +ha a=f. aF +f.. ar7ae- .......
c'l ''Ns 'V A''sFi5t'f
So .' y -@ -. it5sr RESIDING Oh ..
80 ~ p. 5a7s54 away s+-e.t-
- 80. +''7 '-y-t IA til@ at.i'' 1-aat1
l ~ la1 "5o -'A- p. .'Le l.aAat.7~ Ao
ea+7 ot age, zen ana i.aa-.. "1 .s
NJ - q result aL "4-l4 +. conn.,
- ~ Us -. ~. -a-t7- -te..3..-.-
90 i'-i fanny came 20 11kesIA-.'
~ up l s.,s g.1 o1a-Il Oh t-1. --5
ro-g ~ .l = On .,le.. . s-1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Taft was tae first since the inaueura-
lion OF jackson which was anything
more than a great free show.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

WILLARD Mack. who wrote Kick
In. has been sued for divorce lie
appears TO have been kicked out by
friend wife for kicking in to another
Of The species.
CHICAGO boasts the largest ice
skating rink III the world. That ought
to be a desirable place for holding fu-
ture national political conventions. 1t
would be easier 10 apply the skidS
there than al the coliseum.
ANOTHER who claimed 10 have been
an intimate OF Lincoln has passed
away. II Abe could but return 10
earth for q day he would be surprised
at the numerousness OF those with
whom d had been on speaking terms
IN the long ago It's not the time after
a man is dead 10 boast OF how friendly
you were with him. The time to folly
him along is when he is among the
living
YOU may be one Of those insisting
that there is nothing in name. Per
haps there isn't. We're not going 10
argue the question. but just the same
". L. Hogitt has won out in the race
tor the postmastershIp at Salem. Ind
the president this week having sent
his nomination to the senate.
SOME dag ne may find, If our va
ri0us Investigations are not throttIed
in the interim, that the very indiyid-
aaiss or q few 0f them, at least. who
have been sending out nationwide APP
peals over their signatures for funds
with which 10 provide susteuance for
the suffering in the European war
cones have been in "a large measure
responsible for the high cost of food
in their own country. thereby directly
contributing to a conspiracy to starye
their own people. II we could only
convince cur modern American philan-
titr0pist that the thought that charity
begins at home was Bonn of hu-
name aud knowing Impulse alienation
of condition rapidly growing in bur-
densomeness I'm these good old United
States would readily materialize,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Peace
fBy Ellis b. Jones


The man from Mars found himself
ia Aa street He saw a building
which was labeled Stock Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

A perfect face never set made up
for am Imperfect disposition Youth :
Companion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Mrs. Watzek .shoeked' by Picture


Mrs. j. W 8atzeE, president Of the
Davenport Womau's Club and chair
man of the local moving picture adyis-
Org board, as well as other members
Of the board, have been shocked By
the very life-Iike pictures of Annette
kellermann, now appearing in "A
Daughter Of the Gods. 81 the Burfis.
that are on display over the cite
request was made OF the Burtjs man
agement that several Of these objec-
tlonable pictures, particularly the ones
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
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lSCORD0
100000 .4~>G-s<-ss.ss

WILLARD Mack. who wrote Kick
IN. mas been sued for divorce. He
appears 70 have been kicked out by
friend wife for kicking in to another
of The species.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

WHAT has become Of the old-fash-
Toned bog who used TO appropriate
several inches Of sausage as IaGnHipe
every time ne visited the meat mar
het 10 make the daily purchase for
motbcrs7 asks g. u. F. The last
time we saw him he was beating 1T
Ter home. sausageIess, and carrying n
black eye, said decoration having been
conferred by the meat market pro
priet0f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
II EonFenfianaI Chlcaeo.

We have it ou the authority Of the
always correct Chicago Tribune ehat
'on complaint of her husband Karl
Kruger 600 North Dearborn street.
Alss Helen Kruger was arrested last
night in q rooming house at 742 North
Dearborn street where she was living
with Carl Sterling"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Mayor Favors New Plan Mayor
John Berwald refused to commit him
self on mis- sentiment in regard TO the
proposed adoption of the city manager
form of government in Davenport Il
have nothing to say publicly was the
mayors remark. "But, of course. enc
is entitled TO have his own opinion"
According 10 close friends Of the city S
chief executive and city officials who
are in constant touch with his office.
this means that the mayor favors the
adoption Of the plan This is ex-
planned by the gist of many rumors
afoat in municipal circles to the ef-
feet that the mayor viii be candidate
for the position of city manager il The
legislation he is alleged TO favor goes
through His honor did not deny the
rumors when interviewed, he did not,
however, say openly that he would be
a candidate. aIt is little too early in
the game he remarked. Il shall
await results, and after that may
have something 10 say publicly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Eighty Wedding Licenses - Eleh.r
marriage licenses issued during
month of February from the Office at
the clerk OF the district court makes
new record for February. IT, was dis.
covered today. The highest praE5ua.
mark was rs Ia February. 1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Hit AGO consumer complains that
1t Is M longer possible fo boil pofa.
toes with gas furnished in that eifv.
lie ought go knew that potatoes are
not f. be boiled but banked these DAYS.
J. H. G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Drops Dead - Joachim Schroeder,
veteran employee of the gas works here,
dropped dead yesterday while at work
a the plant on Lincoln avenue. He
was working on a platform when fell
dow employees noticed him fall to the
floor and then roll off the platform on
the ground. DR.. J. c. Halter was
called, Schroeder was dead when he
arrived He diagnosed the case as
stroke of apoplexy. Schroeder lived
al ia North Howell street He was
IS years of age. he had been employed
at the gas plant for many years, ac-
coTdfng 70 officials of the Peoples
Light COMPANY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

TIE new governor Of Florida sane
toned an inaugural ball. but he re-
fused 70 attend because Of his claimed
opposition TO dancing Probably Tha
real explanation is that lie dfdnt want
70 be placed in the position Of dis
playing his unfamiliarity with the lat
est terpsichorean evolutfous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

THE author of bin fer statewide
prohibition introduced in the legfsIs-
lure Of southern state has dropped
out OF site and has caused pogtpone-
meht OF vote on his measure.
reader, III reporting the incident. tele-
phones that hen wager he'll be found
IN blind pig.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
THE ARGUS.

BIZ THE J. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Rock TsianF Member Associated Press
Full Leased wire Report.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-20

gaaelie al 5piritusforbuoet. Ser
foregaar i bel1re Sis en- temmelig
ltor Dmietning al forlfjellige Sor=
ter 5pirituoia fra r8ergel1s 8rp11>
bebinsiamlag" bbor 8arerl1e IalgeS
moo Mecept. On 2age tilltaor gan=
ife oabe1t, at ban blan0t aroet
baDbe ifreDet Ell Gecept paa iefs
SLATER 8biifp til en- al fine &o=
tienter. Da 6erne &ecept bleb fore
bilt, 1pntes 5mlagSfontoret nof,
at set bor ternmelig meget paa en-
Gang, % ringeoe 2egen op %
ipurgte, ON &ecepten bar ggte, el-
ler ONT Ser f%orelaa ct 5alium. -
uNei" lboreoe 2agen, Lao De
Wan0en fao lin @bilfD."
gn an6en Mnn0 fjebte fprle6en
to Sitter Sprit paa 2egeattelt, og
opgaD, at Dan 1tulDe BRUCE Sprd=
ten til at bolfe en- lille @ris meo.
&la0et meo6eIer, at set fur @run6
ii! at baobe, at set fun CT ct Soota1
al 2ngerne, iom bor in6la6t Zig
pao 6enne Srafif. On af 8pens
2pger for u6talt, at ban aniaa
Gorboloet for al6eleS 'ntilb6rligt.
8lo6ene freezer, at Direfttone11
.og Sc implicere6e 2eger b6r 6ra-
geS til Mnipor, ga oct 0rejer fig
ON meget betp6elige Meng6er
8r9n0ebin. Ser er life oletre blebet
iolgt Ell 6laife MI og ga, men ser
bor fprmelig bnret Silitr6mning al
&l1n0er pao 5amlag5fontorerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-20
.Munra6=M nef6oter.

Monra0 par, ifriber u@ingitc0
Solfetioenoe", iom iaa mango opbt-
tp11fen0e Soft meget oiltrGt. Soar
ban tog runot poa 8ilitats, bapoe
ban alti6 Me6icin meo.
gn Sag, 0u ban lfuloe tage Den,
fun6e ban imiblerti6 life finbe 5fe=
Ell, og ban maatte 0erfor beoe
8roplt Msiens, bos bnem ban boebe,
ON at lame en-. Oo bon. rejlte, paf=
fe0e ban 6en ne6 / &11fferten l10en
at tGnfe ODER noget, men ienere,
Ga ban par fommen til Nabopr9=
item / 9stofte, Sens 2angfjer, fanot
ian fin egen 5fe igien, og 6et 1to0
bom So fart, at bon bap0e toget
en- bos Hrobit MsienS.
0o 6e11ne lelb font til 5te6e, blep
Misforlt aaeli EN- opfluret, og pe6 off,
rej1en fra 9stofte flyer Monrao:
uSSa, MI n1oo jeg 6o paste poa fife
at itjele 1oget ber."
Otter at Wonro0 imi6lerti6 bob=
sc fprt en- bolp MilS @ei iton0ier
ban aufen oe flyer: Set er fife
mini egcn Sat, jeg bar poo. uNel",
iporer Sens 2ongferS @uif> u6et er
better life 9eres @pjprDpr6igbe6s
egen Sroffe, Sc far poo. Set er
Yreltens".
Monro6 mootte ioa fjpre tilboge
% ififte Epjet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-20
Mebbclelie til SDeeplejerifer.

Ser CT ca. 10000 5pgeplejerfer
Ser bor fun0et, at Ser er intet 2e=
gcpulper, ser fan iammenligneS
meo u5pfes Comfort Bomoer" til
B9rns &uoli0el1er og for 5pges
SUD : Srritotioner, 8ranoiaar>
5fol6laor, u@e0 Cores, og allc
on6re 5logs Tmbe6er / SUI
Sen forlpinoer, ligelom Set funoe
bore b%orttrDllet, efter oes 8rug.
Som faces / Sc le6enbe Mpotefer -
lGrlig i v@inol=5tores "-25c, el=
Ter pr. Yolt, foru0betult. MoOtog
intet on6et / 5te6et. Gn ltgrre
HrpDepaffe frit. M6resie: Size Cont
fort &om0er Company, Bottom
Wasi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-20
Nnrpp.
u@urre"s nm6ergamg.

9ompifibet Cure" al Bergen CT
pdd &ej1e til england blepen tor
pe6eret 116en Gariel / Noro1b en al
en- tpIf l1n0erDanbsbaoo. Is Meo1lo
er omfommet. MonoIfobet bar Ii
&c paamonltret % bel to0 al 9an=
ifere, Sbenifere % georOmpn0. Sre
al Man0ifabet bleO optoget al I'M
0erbanosbaa0en. Sc to al Sem bleb
lenere fat ombor0 / ct 8arfTib,
1om bragte Sent TIT 2tutrbiiff s1pdua a s99eor=
ges @eltfplt. Den treble Man6 bleo
bclot tilbage / l1n0erDan0sboooen.
5fibets &optojn er og1oa b1onot Sc
Smfomne. 80
Cure" lonf, / 661ge uYoliti=
fem, / 2ebet al 90 Sefur0er, og
mango al Sc Omboroberenbe 11oo=
eoe life en- Gang at fom1me OBJ paa
4effct, for 5fibet gift til Bun0S.
Mf 8e19tningen omfom Is Mon0
og 6esn6en to engelife 9omer, Mo=
ser og 0otter, 1om fulgte me6 1om
Bosiagerer. &un 5fibets lite og
2ben Moifini1t og en- 5fibsoreng
bleb re0bet. Set bar lpffebes Sen
iiOlte at 1ptte en-, al clearinghouse
6ene uo, men Sen f9ntreoe, og 6e
tire re66e6e fig 90 op paa @9len,
Gaa mart u=8oo6en bopbe lpn=
fet Sure, ben6te Sen fig moo Ell
ergelif Domper, iom imiolerti6
uno1lap. Derefter lotte u=Boa6en
&urs Moo ct treble 5fib, en- norlf
Camper, laltet me6 5nlpeter. Dette
5fib bleb fapret> og u=8ao6en lat=
te Yri1eman6lf ab om1 8or6. Otter
tire Gimers Sorlpb fom u=8oooen
tilbage til Sc tire Mano pon &ple1
og tog 6em ON 8or6 / en- norif
8arf, iom lan0iatte DEM / en- Slpf=
fe SDo for Bergen. Oen treble, Lite
Maifiniiten, bar 1aa boorot iaaret,
at ban life fun6e Flutes fra n=8oa=
6el1, lom 6erfor tog bom me6 fig.
De ire &e6oeoe er ollie geor6=
mq16. Set for en6111t fife bpret
muligt at faa 0plps11ing ON Sc
Smfomnes Nobne.