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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
Cad BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Gel
at the Cause and Remove It

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calonel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening
gripping cathartics are derived from DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping
pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac.
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and lives COMPLAINT with the
attendant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
q vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their Olive
color. Take one or two every night fot
q week and note the effect. loc and 25s
per boz. All druggists.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
WILSON URGES FURTHER
EFFORT TO REACH PACT
ON PRICE CUT QUESTION

Washington, April IS. 49, President
Wilson has requested the industrial
board and the railroad administration
to try further to reach an agreement
on the price reduction program par
ticularly as to steel and coal.
This information was received in a
cablesram to the industrial board to-
day.
The president directed that nego-
tiations between the two agencies,
which resulted in a wide breach in the
cabinet, be Immediately reopened. He
is understood not TO have indicated
his views as to which party in the
controversy should prevail, but simply
ask ed that further efforts be made
to settle the dispute.
At the industrial board It was an
nounced conferences will be resumed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
CENTRAL SCHOOL TEAM
DEFEATS "Y" JUNIORS
IN FAST BALL GAME

The diamond at Eighth and Pueblo
game Thursday evening in which the
Central school boys trimmed the Y.
M. G. A. Junior team by score of
26 to in a nine inning encounter.
Claude Hedgecock and Alexander
Simons We're the twirlers for Central
with Franklin Robinson behind the
willow. Elmer Silen played on the
mound for the "Y'' and Thomas Jen-
kins, catcher. The feature of the
game was the home run by Claude
Hedgecock. The bases were full and
he made a long drive over the left
field and the score cutter marked four
netches on the bench. A second game
will be PLAYED Monday,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

from $4,000 to $4,000 for their feed
a large part Of which the top sllaxe.
has In the past been waste.
Mrs. Anna Bland, we'll known IN
Idaho Falls. died at her home ON
Tenth street Sunday night after an
illness of several weeks. Mrs. Rland
was SO years old and was a pioneer
of the west.
Miles Cannon. commissioner of auri-
culture, held the first hearing In Idaho
Falls on the grading and inspection Of
farm produce Monday. The potato
question was the main topic and rec
concentrations to the committee max :
ing the Investigation were made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

Inc reason for this that during wnterme shut I'D within
ooo eating too much meat and vegetables one
neaps fue into the system which burned up cnke
remain to poison the oggng up of the circulation
WIN inactive liver and Kidneys Time to house
o an tonic which will clarity the blood put life
in the body sparkle the wholesome skin nothing d
80 well as an herbal extract made from Blood Stone root Oregon
grape root and Wild Cherry bark which been sold for the mast
nifty years as DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery Bv reason
OF the feeding the blood the blood pure the
feel the effect and neuralgia other pains disappear because
such pain is the cry of the starved nerves for food
Spokane Wdsh1 had
but they did good
blood When
Ivory ST. ~ '' o'h'f uSo'' o. ilo
m Mo,yTas caG needed tonic blood down nv
oack
P C hk MILK Teembered that mother had always depended
vas greatly benefited continued taking woman
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
THRONES WELCOME
THE TROPHY TRAIN
DURING STATE TOUR
Governor Uses Forceful Lang
uage in Expressing General
Contempt for Bond Stacker
Who Fails to Redeem Self.

Never has there been such an OUT
pouring of patriotic fervor in south
ern and eastern Idaho as Is greetinA
the victory trophy train special on its
tour with the battle worn cannon, ma
chine guns tanks and other trophies
OF the red fields of Europe, says the
report received at state liberty loan
headquarters.
The greatest crowd ever assembled
In Dayton for any purpose gathered
here to pay tribute to the silent me-
mentos of American and allied hero
ism. Fully 10000 people were packed
about the station listening eagerly to
the story of the different trophies and
the speakers who are bringing to
them the victory loan message The
Preston band and the Preston Girls
chorus furnished patriotic music dur
ing the stay of the special here. Coun-
ty Chairman Ehera p. Monson pledged
his people in a stirring address to put
the county's quota of the loan over the
first day of the drive.
CAN GET OUT OF IDAHO.
Governor Davis was given an ova-
ton when he addressed the mammoth
audience and stirred them when he
declared that any man who had not
participated in any of the previous
loans and refused to share in this vic
tory loan and redeem himself ought
ito get to hell out of Idaho and stay,
the state doesn't need or want that
kind of people" Forty automobiles
and trucks have been running between
Dayton and Preston, Weston and
Franklin, bringing people to the great
demonstration.
Every worker on the special is worn
to a wire edge from the almost steady
grind of the most strenuous sort of
labor explaining the trophies, speaking
and handling the immense crowds that
greet the train at every stop. Not
withstanding this they are all giving
gladly all that is in them to get the
message to the people.
State Chairman Monte B. GWinn
expressed confidence today that Idaho
Will be able to report her full quota
the first day of the drive.
There can be but one meaning to
the spirit shown by the people in the
welcome they accord the special.
Governor Davis returns tonight TO
Pocatello where he will remain a day
and reach Boise Friday night e. j. !
Merrill of the Bannock county victory
loan committee accompanied the train. |
The train will he under direction OF |
Captain Ed T. Hawley during the alb
sence of state Chairman Monte b. |
Gwinn, who left it today at Downey |
with State Publicity Director, Joel |
Priest, for Pocatello to meet the aerial ,
squadron that flies in that city today. |
The victory specials itinerary over
southeastern Idaho so far has been |
one steady ovation from thousands |
and thousands of patriotic citizens.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

with tho railroad administration as
soon as can be arranged with Director
General Hines.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18
THE PARMA WATER LITTER

You men who are pumping for
OF service to our patrons we offering
their faces will glow like
at yours
or cano on N'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

PHONE 10 70. baggage wagons.
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer &
Storage Co.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-18

The Capital News telephone numbers
sre "a and rs, 70
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03

freight $lO.77 per ton in 1919; the ac- tual increases per ton being $55.O7 in value and $2.O1 in freight, or in per- centage 65 and 24.
 "On the entire list of eighteen com modities, the 1914 commodity value averaged $l2l.2l, freight charges %.- SS, percentage of freight to value i.O per cent; 1919 average value $335.ol, freight SYST, percentage of ftcigh. to value 3.3 per cent; increases in 9v"- age commodity value $l14.59 per tor, or 94 per ccnC, freight S2.99 per ton, or 6l per cent.
 "The greatest increase in value ap- pears to be on dried apricots, from $2l4.OO per ton in 1914 to $5271O pc" ton in 1919, or l46 per cent the freight increasing from $lOO per ton to $7.lO per ton, or 77 per cent. Canned Sal mon increased m value from $L727G per ton m 1914 to S19i.ZU per ton ih 1919, being l3O per cent, freight from Alaska on canned salmon increasing from Sl.5O per ton to $S.6O per ton 9l percent.
 "Ou interIine flour, handled by rail to Seattle, and by water from Seatt to California points, the value increas ed from $6O.5O per ton in 1914 t, $l24.5O per ton in 1919, or lO5 pcn cent, the freight increasing from $S.- 5O per ton to %lO.2O per ton, or 20 pc cent.
 Reduced to a basis of pounds, tho average value of the eighteen commo- diaics in 1914 was 6c per pound, fright $.OO24 per pound in 1919 val uc per pound was ll.7c, freight $.OO39, in reased value SIC, freight $.OOl5."
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03
OTHER SIDE OF. FREIGHT RATE
 QUESTION

Freight rates have but little to do with present high living costs, accord ing to A. F. Flames, Vice President and General Manager of The Admire, Line.
 While it is true that our rates have increased since 1914" HaineS said the other day in Seattle, they have not increased in ratio to the increases in commodity values nor in ratio, to the increase in operating expenses.
 For instance take the following examples, chosen at random from a fst ot eighteen food commodities handled by our lines between Seattle and California and between Seattle and Alaska. North and Southbound
 Eleven commodities handled on tN, California route including Uni, fruits. canned goods, sugar, camel milk and canned fish, had an average value of Si89.&S per ton in 1914, and which has increased to S273.1O to 1919, or. gi pcr cent. while the averag, r,rrht rate on these same commodlt- fcs r 1914 was $4.1S per ton anu m 1919 S7.40 per ton, am increase Of %.- 21 pc~ ton, or 70 per cent The per ccntace of freight charges to valu' iH loll was 20 percent and in 1919 but 2.T per cent.
 Ion Salmon. shocks, empty cans and tin plate, handled on the AN5b" route. the avcage value per ton in O. ll was S9o.a7 and in 1919 $2O6.O6, an increase of SIO6,67, or lO7 per ccnJ' while the freight in 1914 averaged S&.- ol ncr ton and in 1919 $6.72 per !oH, an increase of S2.79 per ton, or 70 p"r oont On those commodities the poj- c.ntare of freight to value of commo' dftcs was 40 per cent in 1914 and @.2 per cent in 1919.
 "On through interline business -o,r flour and feed. the difference is great. The average commodity vam" nor ton in 1914 for these three items WIS sS2.7O. freight $S.7O per ton, 'n- c~easirg to a value of $1$S.77 per ton.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03
LABORERS SOON BE
 WAN

Right in line with the editorial in y sterday's Gateway, Chief Clerk + eischman, of the new supply depart m mt of the commission in Seward, an n,unced today that all kinds of la b.rers would be wanted within avery sl ort time on the railroad,
 Mir. Fleischman announces that la,or employment bureau will be op- ,d in Seward for the commission g d every man who wants to work VII shortly be given a good job.
 Hard rock men are especially vanted to remain in the north for contracts are now being put in shape t. let for rock work on the northern | of the southern division.
 For the present Mr. Fleischmar * r lling his headquarters at the Stora's Apartment building.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

A train for Anchorage leaves CO., F. orrow morning at o'clock, going rough and taking passengers, m&L D ggagr and express.
 Ii is understood the mess in the mmisgion building will be closed $ turday. The mess in the warehouse, P ar he depot, will be continued.
 !. C. Pollock and w. L. Maitland, ihoai men, leave on the Alamed 10 i in their wifes, now in the states.
 D. J. Mckenzie and Harry Meagh- ( have secured tickets on the Alame- (l for the states.
 John Engstrom, contractor on the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03
TED BEDELL AND MAMIE
 BYLES HAVE BEENMARRlED

Ted Bcdcll, Editor of the Anchor apc Times. and Miss Mamie Byles, 5ookkceper and circulation manage" of the same paper, were married yeSLeS- day at Anchorage. Both are well known in Seward, Mir. Bedell haVlnE been here last winter and until ear'! sprirg and the bride worked on the Alaska Post. in Seward, several years ago. The couple are popular and their many friends in Seward extend Vc gb m all kinds of congratulations, etc.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Based Sy Penetrating
 Eam;In's WIzaro oD

A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains ot Rheomeosm Sciauca, Lame Back and rumD1ga 's Hamhn's Wizard Oil r Dcrelrares quickly, drives out soreness and limDerS up stiff aching ,ornts and muscles
 You will find almost daily uses tor 1t m cases ot sudden nishap, ' ac' cidentS such as Sprams bruises 1uts, burns, bites and Stings lusr aS re. liable, too, tor earaChe toothache, croup and colic
 Get it from druggists tor jC cents; If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipated or have sick headache? lust try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 1O cents. Guaranteed
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03
ALAMEDA AT JUNEAU

Steamer Alameda should report at Juneau during the day enOute to " stward ports. The Alameda IS eX- prcted to arrive in Seward next Sat Wday.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-03

railroad, leaves on the Alameda. Mr. ENGstrom is stopping at the Hotci Overland.
 Ed Bergdal is in from Mile 52 ano ,s registered at the Hotel Sexton
 D. Killigrew and A. r.. Muir are re gistcrod at the Hotel Seward from Mile 52.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-21
1910 -
Fra 9aglep, Ninn.

Siben er inoe, at ieg maa Ie, ON Der
flinbe TRADES iamnrn en- 0oaar os en-
baIp for "Soiteu". Sa, ieg maa lt8e
iom iad mango andre. at ie9 fan life
fglc mig tiIfrebs bpis iee life fdar Sc
corabs Soften, iom jog MI bar bant ell
II @ar og err bIepeu IigeiCm en- Mob
penbiebebsurtifel. @i bar her oppe
norore Rinnelotd en- uouertet I'm Yin
ter, iuit NOT Snc til sobt Sl9octere, %
oue Solt cr trdpelt beIfiGiti9et meo at
tisre 8apnebeo og Sernbaneiniuer I'll
gperne, ba Oct er soo Yris / Sinter.
2anbet Der er lise gobt iom anore
Steber / bet itrre % beIeta9et. Ttltuot
finbes Der 2auS Der, iom er naarltst;
men bet Ter uo for mig, OF Oct er beorc
at ielee for 9anoaeenter cno Sono. lom
er sobt. Spdb Gariasen er peo le8 life.
@ebite SiIien til "Toiten" % oerS
2Tiere ira Is. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-21
Sjcmfomi tbilicn.
("Sor Gecorob @oiten".)
Oiel.: @inoct5 Sr8cr,

Mel: @inoci5 &r8cr.
Gor NriGco, Getirro % @rooeriinb,
You SOubets ieireubc Game,
Ior mooi9 Nuiube % inprc @GnN,
Spin0 6pit oin Sdu9crinuel
60 for sort tirre SGbrclonN,
Set l~itelte AZ ales,
%i tottcr Sub MI bper en- 9lnnol
- Nmterita oct fables.
Nu itolt mar nnuncr BIT 0Gocrsn0on,
Sna piot iom Merneitcr bigger!
SorSi M rebhet ira 2eO % Sauu,
sra Notwithstanding Stp9ger.
So @crocn opbt / @dou0e ltanr,
Gig preo / 9poicnS Smcrte,
Nmeritd @arbarer liar.
0ius 9tso set iaart begiGrte.
Sog melt hi bpIoer icr urge Rrno,
Anleritas taprc Semer.
Sor freiSig ip0rotc Torro ON 2GuS.
Eli Spor pan @erocns @emrer!
90 ndar ! @uen iprroc loo.
"a III al @eroen idnoe,
ut SribehSicnrer mutt ioritoo
MOO GpitIouo3 GiGulc itnloe!
Wicb 6bIbniugoiuo0et ri biIicr icr,
90 euiter ieQ iaa tiprt: &eltommenl
Sra iierne Nanbe / Seiren bar;
Sllrra, 0urrd. 90 &eltommenl
Ger itolt III hrbrer. bper ell Wano.
90 aloriQ iial III glemme:
Sor SGbrclnnoet tog ! Stanb.
ga ri a bnnrot itIcmnle.
&i biIicr e6er mc0 ormpet Gang,
0ico ON % iuulnenoe Sicrtcr.
Mcns Sluget ndier ira bdlueu StnnJ:
: Wruo meN Nrigeis @terterl
60 Tor &c @rebre iom iGa brau
5anNt 5)eltcs @rdp oerbcnne.
5or ier og Dem, M 0atteu all
Sex SnaO iIdl in8eu 9lemme.
Ga Mebrc, Sabre, ri bilicr icrl
Dico EGt o9 mco Ereit al 6iertet,
Som gap set iterite ) eieo Der.
Ngor laort oct ier clb Far imcrtetl
Spr SGorcIauoet 90 @eroers Srco
I oireo Scuner flare!
@leS 2su itoI @uO ie til ier ne0! -
0dns &iIie mon laG prrc.
6pr Retirro, Sriheo og 9rooeruon0,
0(eo Sdnhbeb5 ieircuoe Stnre,
@i trpot iIaor SsIgc; OF 6aano / 6nGuo
vi trooIer beer Srcmtihs Snrcl
%ui. Stars and Stripes. ira hsicu giait.
Dieo Sreos og TribeoS WGrterl
2it 99rcsprru moo Oocrloit
Sua riot ON 2auoc refer!
9. 81. Stupit.
minneapolis. Sebrlior. 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-21
On pclFanet @jernins.

Sar on 6srt ON She Scaconei3
9inoersarten mo 0op Hurierp" pan
Campbell ape.'s % SloomingbaIe Mono,
Chicago. Ser or ct trnnelt Steb bper
Sag. SihIig ont Morgenen tonmcr
beriil Dtsorcne uco line Born. Sc Dor
/ &aboIaset. DIOR MAJ uo % ihire o9
paife. Siin er @nte. Nleue er bun for
at tiGmpe n,cb Stormene. iom bcr iaret
oncr benbes Siem. uene mao bun barre
SprSerl, ion ofte oil Ii99e for tunat paa
berries cnrre 6iertc. Ser er ingen
biemne. Ionl fan paste paa benoes
Smad. Serfor bringer bun Dem pao
Sab Huricrp". Ser fdnr &c 0ioo oa
alGoer. Ser l0n8er Giatouisierne for
hem % meo ocnt. Ser pleier sc Dem.
iom ON sc nor ocre5 egre. Ser for
teller DC ON Nrcliercn, Suunets bebite
Gen.
Su birbe aisrc Sig eli Sur bio. 81
iwtrere Caroline IiQidmts, Wdp @ulictz
ion % @erbina SoIber9 er Der i itaoig
@irtiomheb. Senne "Sup GiirierD"
opbuIoes o8 bripcs az SiatonisIcbiem,
met.
Sorleoen fpm Ser en- Sar bib. Set
bar alotten baip ipp on Woroenen.
6an bar itnoct ti0Iig % % tlrot poa
line IRE moocrIgic NSrn. 9UQe oar DC
unoer ipp Var. Sen miuoite bar ib0cz
li0. Siatoniaierre pleicr Dem Saoen
lang. Soa tom Sar hicm ira Grbcioet.
81 tog ban Rem bicm. Sdalebes holot
ban pad i lGngere SiS. Sor oi5ie %
ale SC andre 40 G6rn er bette Steo Ell
Gaze / Grteren. @panin9er CT iutet
SALADS, Sen or 9%onn,el o. forrloet
90 ioapiOt ieg buffer, rur Der eli Sns
loon i oenue @p9uing for ncgIe aar
iiben. en- notina goo % Goel 6orans
brirgl
sra Ell 6elueoes 6ule til ct SUBS 6us
OF 6imlers Bort. sra en- iorpeitet
6uIe, hpor ganben og Spnr9en bar Gas
gems Srocn, % til CT Steb. bnor 9ous
ian9en til <os 9Gre og Yri5 bcres ira
Tag iii Sag.
Sor CT Bar Sage iiben truf III SsIter
@arp meo Ell Glare az Smaa ira lin
kindergarten. @eirct q Nciligt.
&c ituIOe lid pna ell Spaoicrmr. Sal
~! NttN W uuC l MUi. OIupC % Iul@
tclige por DC ION tln Sern tan prre.
Naar III ian paa oi5ie 9prn % pioite,
bporleoeS &c blep PASTEL pna buor
set aIrbeoe bort 0ierte! vi tuuoc have
ilnaet uo paa @aoeu: grin Sjrl lop
0erren % 9Ieni life ale bans @clgicrs
niuger!" 9isie Born g!emmer alprig
alt, bpao DC Far IGrt / oeune San
Rurierp aro a~inoergarten~. No]er al
CUBS Orb Hal lpie for rem / Sc font
meuoe Sage. ) 6riiteIiens 5ime oil Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-21
IRA Sbabp sails, Soabp.

Web Oct famine hi icnoer aontll9er@
ten for bette gar, bill ieg lfripe no9lc
faa Orb / Soften. |i begproer m ar
feire bet nbe glar n,eo Sreo, og Soloas
terne tommer mi biem / Slo'tcnis. Oct
or en- 2etteIle at tGnfe pad, at bore
aiere III er iibe al Saren for SplterneS
9itsIer os ale De onoe IibIer, lont DC
fanbt op 90 brIste mob De Iltereoe I
@rigen; men Sc tit paq Natfen oa pt
idrm1en meb DC andre Itaater TOM intoo
benz paa Slagmnrteu. @t baabcr MI,
at Sreospilfanrene blioer 'aaleDes, at
arig oil bIipe lmiIis for 6renrtioen, og
at Sc nebtrpfte SrIdarna9ter Idnr Net
til at Ieoe / 6reo % &o % Itpre ltre
eane Iffprcr. @i FAR her | Sodbc sails
bapt pent Weir belle Sunuar, men mt bar
ri faat libt Sre, Iun er o8Ioa flGrtom>
men for benz, font bar npget ar tlere. gn
peulio SilIen iii "9ecorabsYolten o8
ole Bets 9Giere, os iiGr Norltc o9 SnS
ringcrne, for ie9 er en- al bem.
9iertrllO Stanr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-21

minhts Sortrainpeu ON Soieph OF Ii
motbeu9. Set ital blict en- arnit Tor
Dem. iaa Sc magtcr a. iile: Nei. @eI
foritanr &c life mag, b9aN iom er 0iort
ior benl. Yieu Ienere zen / Sioet I'll
&c mipOc3 Sc tiGrligc SWtrc. ION traaos
tc MoOcrS o9 SabeI5 Sno. @eo Sus
lctruieitcu piite DC Hart. huorme9et DC
tapoc lrrt pGa S~snon03IioIcu on Nin,
ocrgartcu. Yoa DC Sman5 @cQnc o.
p0n MeoreucS @e9ne. bill ri tutic Sid
!onisic6icmmct, iprhi &c btQuuotc oeruc
@ierning 90 life bIco irrt al Den. Sen
CT Inn en- 9eopnncIic til BEN @rer al
2intoniSics 0icntnletS iiore Nrbeioc iont
trrugc5 idd iaart / ale tore &ncr.
STE minoit ber / Chicago. iom or Ser
ocuS itsrite Snbremisiion5mnrt
0isr big en- Cur NiO. Tag North
Npemlc Sporposu til Campbell Npemue.
@aa inn noro 2 arartoIer. YeIionl,
mcnl
Gers forburonc
Cars 6orrispile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-21
Sra Spptenai, SSabp.

"a ieg icr, at min Subitriptionstib
or omme, iua fadr ieg NOT ifpube mig
at ienoe, hpab iom Ifal brirge os "Sss
eorabs Soften" / oet me Gar ogiaa. @i
or blit lao uont til ar bare cen M. laa
Bet ui!oe piit bite ct tort Sapn. ON
Den blep bortc. Set er iaa interesiant
at lrie ale bs Srcpe, iom tommer I
Soften" 90 foa bsre, bboroan DC Ieucr
pau andre &anter banbe / Yorae % Fer
/ Sanbet. Ser / &ootenai oe Sauoe
point er Der ntarige Norife. % BET or
pilt mango, iom boIber "Yolten", men
ingen bar StrioefIee. forItaar iee. Set
er bare 3 Ril meIIem 3potenai %
Sanbpoiut. Seq Ieber RET irlo til @pen
apotcnai. Gen bar en- g~eioItnina
poa ca. 600 Renneiter. Nortbern ga
nit Far Sbops Der. % laa bar pi Ell
SrntbermelIe o9 Ell ltor YoIesgarb, iaa
Oct or nG ten aItio not uf Nrbeibe, %
bet bebsbe8 moi for Meiteporten at Be-
ToItningen, iom bar tiebt 2ano her, er
6attigfolt, iom MAD arbeioe liot, og iaG
Clearer" De libt MI. Chen Grigcn bes
gpnote. bar Der b9ret Iieen Clearing"
pad @tlIno al. at Grubtet bar nrret iaa
oprt, men ieg tprier, BET blioer bili9ere
M mart; iaa itaI on faa ie &c itorc
Stubber ber / Salem goa / 9uiteu.
Ser er guot 0nnS % ct ubntertet aIis
mat. @i fom bertiI fra @eittpiten. @i
LITER &Iintatet beore Der, eno hi sioroe
Serneoe @uibington. Si bar bar
8dtte fremoeIes. @i bapbe Iibt Sne
efter Nptaar, men Den gift mart lin
Bel.
Sda piIbe ie9 sierrie iise no9le Orb
til 8. TauIien ira @ig Yeno Gin, Weins
nelota, at ie9 bar bert til Socialiits
pdrtiet / mango Gar og bar life %truiict
mere enc TO Socialiiter, lom ban pmtet
noBet ON Fri airrlisbeb, men ieg bar
trniiet mango bhooe Hepublitmlcre %
Sentofrater, Iom bar bapt badoe to %
tire aoner. Sfte pilbe iee itenme ior
Oct SlagS Sing, og life tror ie9 Mr.
Saltlicn oiloe beIIer, iaIefaIo tror life
jog lad ouarli9 ON mine Oiehmenneifcr.
0pao Neligioneu mtgadr. Iaa bill lea
bctuile bdm iii Sobannes Nabenburina.
&anIfc ban er iaa iuilb at 0ioe oS en-
Sortlarin9 pad ben itore Stie9e oe benz
ocs 9etre 90 9bret, iaa oil ieg pare
barr me8et tnfnemmelig.
ga, MI maa ieg bit lutte, cIers aaar
Oct NOT / alirpen. Seq trrtte, icg ituIOe
Taa Ell m Ibouuent for "Yoiten" iaar
o9ina, men ban tonuner not iiben. Sill
Hut Ell oenIi9 9iIien iii "Yoiten"s Ser
ionaIe os bers mango 2riere, On mo-
gen ltltIoe lGie bisie 2inier, fom tiens
Der &oribea Storlsften fra &riitians
iuno, iaa Tan De ton,me i Sorbinoefie
meb benbe siennem u~noertegnebe aSress
ie. Srn liter ipGrt sobt at bere ira
gamIe tienote. @euIigit
Sarrb @orben,
Sog 124. @ootenai, Sba9o.