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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
A GIFT TO ROYALTY.
ScandinaYIanS OF Utah Send Greeting
10 King Oscar Of Sweden.
SPECIAL MEsE, GER CUES TONIGHT
Carries a Beautiful Printed and Bound
Hook CT hormon-J. III. Sjodahl
the Envoy.

This evenings e4stbouuu train will
carry ns passenger J. M. Rjoiahl OF
this city as a special representative Of
the 5oandinavians oil Utah, enroute to
the big Northern Exposition Tow be.
ing held at Stockholm, SweIen, 10
honor OF The twenty.fifth nnnivetsary
OF tho accession to the throne OF King
Oscar the IL.
Elder Sjldahl will extend to the
distinguished sovereign greetings and
good wishes from his former subjects
who are now citizens OF Utah and OF
the Unitei States, and as gilt from
them VIII present his majesty and
queen with an elegantly bound b jok
OF Msrmon. 1t Is on the bts. OF paper
and In the clearest o, type. The
binding is Of the flnos. white cal,
embellished with gilt and silver letter.
lug. On tue outside front cover sp-
pears the following Srriptural verse,
80 familiar to Book OF Mormon stu.
dent:
And 1 saw another angel fly in the
mids, Of heaven. having the everlasting
Gospel to preach unto them that dwell
on the earth and to every nalion, and
kindred, and tongue, and people.
Ga the exterior Of the reverse cover
are the lett rs In gold: |. II. s. Jesus,
the Savior OF mnn.)
The box In whicn The beautiful gilt
Will be borne to the TOyai palace aud
presented to the king is Of Utah onyx,
polished nud carved with exquisite
ste by o al Nilsson. The sinootn slab
that iotms the base Is 17x14 inch ee
while the compartment f. wnIcu the
book lie encaseu measures l5S9 inches.
An Ornamental fri, 20 mou tsupportei
n! each corner by n finely carved IIou's
mead furnishes rest for the heavy lid.
q the front panel or face OF the box
within wresth ID an elegant gold lac
smile OF the Salt Lake Temple ana
Immediately below 1t appears the fol.
lowing inscription also In letters OF
gold:
Presented to their Majesties
King Oscar II
and
Queen Sofia
OF sweden and Norway, ON the Twenty
'''sH VI NUN hCIDHhlpl ~ VIC
throne, by the Scandinaviaus OF Utah,
u. ). A.
A peep Into the interior dis.
closes pretty picture in the
form OF silk cushion upon
which the book rests. II ia
the Swedish sndt n orwegiau sy NIB Of
union and Is In the naiiJnsl cilOrs ef
those countries. The haniiwork Is
yer, foe AMI was done BY Miss Char.
lutte Nilsson Of Walker Bros. art de
psrtme. t. Above and ab1u. the sym.
Dol In pleasing contrast to lis strong
colors is n beautifully tiuted SILK lining
covering the walls OF the box in such
a manner as to give an appearance OF
extreme richness. This pRTticul lar
part OF the WORK ia the creation OF Miss
emma skoglund, also OF Salt Lake
City.
Accompanying the gift is personal
letter from President Woodruff to the
King.
Elder Siodshl also bears letters Of
introduc iIn from Governor Wells,
Congressman King and others. He
expects TO be absent about three
months. The Exposition opened on
the 10th of May and is scheduled to
close on October lat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

va Andrew p. Anderson for divorce
was dismissed on motion OF attorney
Or plaintiff
The case NJ Lsuxphero vs. Security
trust and Insursnce comnany wac
continued 10 August 81, 1897.
In the case OF M. IL. Muivey We the
Bank Of Salt Lisn ct al, an or Ter was
made dissolving the attach ment aud
sub,titu,ing II. II Rea Tor drienJsnts.
The came order wac made In the cases
j. l.. May, q. j. Geary, II. q. Hal
aday. Harvey Harry, f. J. S ark ami
A. H. y xrud va the BANK OF Salt
Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

} The Same

That's Ayers. The same old
I sarsaparilla as it wGa Rsee and
, sold by DR.. J. c. Aver 90 years
ago. In the laboratory it is
J different. There modern appli-
!, ances lend speed 10 skill and
experience. But the sarsnpa-
rilla is the same old sursaparilla
that made the rccord-5O gears
of ctcrcs. Why don't we better
It? Well, we're much in the
condition OF the Bishop and the
raspberry: " Doubtless, " lie
said, God might have made a
better berry. But doubtless,
also, He never did. " Why
don't We better the sarsaparilla?
We can't. We are using the
same old 71taHt that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. 1t
has not been bcttered. And
since ace make sarsaparilla com
pound out of sarsaporilla plant,
we see no way Of Improvement.
OF course, If we were making
some secret chemical compound
we might . But we're not.
We're making the same old sar-
saparilla to cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sarsoparilia be.
cause it works the same old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and-it's Ayers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
HELD UP IN YELLOW STONE
Road Agents GIT in Their First
Work There.
Stage Robbers in tho National Park
Get Away Win $500 -ueward
Cannot BE offered.

WASHINGTON, Apg. 1.-THE fret
stage robbery over reported 10 the
Yellowstone National Park occurred
today. Col. Young reported 1t to the
secretary of the interior In the follow
Ing Telegram:
FORT YELLOWSTONE, Wyo., Aug.
IL The trsnspOr alton robbed by
twO men at Sol Futura Plateau, this
morning, $500 taken. Have orlered
out everything possible within means
at my uisposaI and desire authority to
offer reward for capture.
YOUNG,
Acting SDp'.
The interior department has no
authority to offer Il reward for appre.
hen sion OF robbers.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. l4.-An
Ansconda, Mont, special says; Amid
the booming OF Common, rattle OF mus.
kerry and the cheering OF l 200 people,
the train bearing Hon. VIM. Jennings
Bryan and party arrived here at $3.50
isst night. Carriages were in a,tenG-
ance and the party were Immediately
driven to the Montana hotel. Mr..
Bryan spoke from the balcony and was
followed by Senator Mantle ana Con.
gresham Harlan aud Marcus Daily,
Mrs. Bryan made her appearance Tor
a moment and was accorded sn ova.
ton. All the business houses were
profussly decorated, many with col.
ored lights bearing tbs name OF w. J
Bryan or some appropriate motto. Mi.
Bryan will SPEAK Rt O'Clock this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
From Dawson City.

a telegram received Mt the police
station last evening from w. s. Hsw-
ley OF San Francisco, requested the
local officers to look up Albert d,
Gray, en- route from Dawson City,
Alassr, to Chicago, IL was thonshl
he would stop over here but al! tfofts
by the police department to locate MIN
were unsVailing. Ii is not known
who Anwley Is or wnsl ne wanted Of
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City Health Statistics.

The report Of the board OF health for
the week ending August II, 1897, Ia
rs follows:
Birth 30, males IL, females Is;
desihs 10. males 8, females L.
Bodies brought from OH eide OF city
jimils for interment here /.
Contagious diseases, flags outstnnd-
ing 8; scarlet fever 5 cases, diphtheris
cases; infectious dissaHe reported
thres cases, typhoid fever case.
MIX tests for water, 20. All nor
NAL except l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
WEATHER YANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and Oregon
Stations.

Weather reports showing obasrva.
tions at s Am. today;
Salt Lake City Barometer, 1880,
temperature, 81; minimum, So, VIM,
southeast, q miles per hour; clear.
Baker CITY Barometer, 100; tenn
peratpre, 50; minimum, 81; wina,
south, 10 miles per hou clear.
Cheyenns-Baromnler, 80 9s; TOM
peraturr, 81; minimum, 90; wind,
south, Sht; rain, .0l inohes; cloudy.
Havr.-Bsrometer, 1905; tempera-
ture, 90; minimum, As; wind, west,
miles per hour; clear.
Helens-BArometer, 29. 9S; tempers.
ture, 5s; minimum, 5B; wind, west,
9 miles per hour; clear.
Idaho Falls - Barometer, 5000;
temperature, Al; minimum, ~; wind,
north, light; clear.
Winnemucca Barometer 1855;
temperature, Sc; minimum, 81; winu,
east, IL miles per hour; clear.
General ana local forecasts for 36
hours ending p. m. Sunday:
For Utah forecast made at San
FrancisooE Fair toniRh Increasing
coudipsss SUNDAY. Warmer tonight.
Salt Lake City ana vicinity: FAN
tonight And Sunday. Warmer SUNDAY.
J. Ii. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature lie shown In the
%, an, ls fharmumetar uivan h.,r,.,
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
" illard l.. Coleman Stricken Down
while Working in His Gard n,
ST. JOHNS, Arlz)ns,
August 5, 1897.

August S, 1897.
To the Editor:
iue people in the st. John Stake OF
Zion, in Apache county, Arizona,
were shocked by the news that
Brother Willard Elias Coleman wac
struck by lightning while working in
his field, on July 20, 1897.
He went out In the morning to hoe
potatoes, leaving his wife and sister at
the house. About IL O'Clock the two
women were startled by a vivid flash
OF lightning, followed by desienIns
peal o. thunder. The wife Jumped
from her seat exclaiming: "Oh, l
wonder II that struck Will." They
looked out but saw nothing OF him.
His sister had seen him leaving the
IOIsIots when II began to spriLkl :,
ana knowing OF bsud OF horses IN
town, they decided he had gone 10
look at them. Therefore they csaseu
to worry though somewhat uneasy.
lie uid not come to dinner and the
women coDCluIeu he was waiting foi
the msil. But about 8 O'Clock his wi.
became 81 unea,y shs started TO tue
potato patch, which could be plainly
seen nom the house. She looked ali
around but saw nothing OF her hut-
band.
She started home and had gone
about half the distance to the huusr
when she was III ed with horror nj
seing him lying in the tall grass On
his lace. a scream soon brought the
.lsler anu Brother COlemgL's 5-yeAG-
I'D daughter. The neAttst heip wac
about mile distant, auu the sister
made all possible speed to Obtain u.
In the meantime the wife turned
uim over, wipeu the mud from hi,
lace anu tried 10 hope that lille vas not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

NEW YORK, Aug. l4.-Bar silver
estaUiished 3 new low price record to.
day, selling at 253 In Londor. falling
t 4 from yesterday's price anO l below
lhe previous low record. ~ New
York bar silver was quoted at SOC
against 5t3, yesterday and 65t the
previous low record. Mexican collars
sold today at AZ cents against 42t yes.
terdny.
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Being Tried for Embezzlement

l.. E. Peltz flied coinpiuint In
Justice Sommer's court On August
9th chsrsiug j. w. Christisn with
embs zzlement. The C. se came up for
hesting this forenoon end recpnvened
at . pm. Christian, 1T is alleged, while
acting as an agent iOr ScribLer Bros,
appropriated on August 7th twenty
hooks, valued at 50 80 each. We hear.
iug was stiil on wnen the NEWS went
10 Dress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
The Auerbach Excursion.

On Friday, August 20, AueTbach *
Bro. run an excursion TO Garfield on
the new schedule OF soc. for the rOunu
trip. including a bath. Bicycle, bost,
loot and swimming RACES, a baseball
game, n spatrinS contest, ana music
sud dancing are come OF the attTac
tions. Last train leaves Garfield at IL
n. m. Tickets for sale at AuerbRch
d Bra's. store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
MINOR MENTION.

An open-air coo cert will he given by
Hsid's mill airy band a. 7:3D this even.
ing on uppsr East Temple street.
The Twenty.first quorum OF Elder
will meet in Inc Nineteenth ward
meeting house on Monday evening
next al s O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
Death of Mrs. Evans.

ann IL. EvAns, widow OF John II.
Il vans OF the Fifteenth ward thi, city,
uied at O'Clock this morning OF old
age. Deceased was born in Wales
Nov. IA, 1920, Joined the Church forty
two years ago, and came to this coun.
try In 1870. She leaves a son ahd
three daughters, all OF whJm are
grown land have families OF their own.
Funeral will be hell tnmOrrow. The
time and place will be announced in
the Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

The direct line To Kans. CITY a
Louis and Atlantic teaboard, h N
the Missouri Pacific RlilWsy, ia
Pueblo. Through sleeping and sll
carr, and all conDecliors maj. /
Union depots IN the day time. I'm
sro going East and care for a d,yli,
Tide through the grandsst ictn,Jl
The Rocky Mountains en- ruuIs I
that your ticket reads via MlE,l
Pacific Railway. Elegant eb,i, II
positively free 10 holden Of ie,vi
train tickets.
II. B. KOosER, g. r, &PA,
Salt Lake ClL
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soc
soc.

Commencing tomorrow, AaE,
10th, the fare TO Salialr incluali'
bath, Will be SOC. Chrlstenssnt ~, '
tary Band OF q pieces gives Poiaa
Coz csrts every Sunday; ernn,'
orchestra every DAY 10 ih. ~
special Wednesday and sNah.
night dan ess, with free inslfua'a
every Saturday afternoon. a..
The water is clear and invlghs.,
You can secure bath rooms wa
water 10 one foot or fva feet de,n !,
Fines, dance and luuch paSlI''
the world,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
ORLEANS AND TURIN.

Arrangement Of Details for the Notable
Dnel
PARIS, Aug. IA The seconds OF
Prince d,nry of Orleans aud the
Count of Turin, Count de Lson tifie,
anu Nj. Rsoul, Murcheon anu General
Cunt Di QIinto and Marquis Carlo
Di Grinori nad another conference this
morning relative to the time ana place
Tor the duel which lie to be fought be-
tween the prince and the c0unt. Its
stated that swords Will be the weapons 8,
anu II Is iurtner reported that the ell
counter will take nlace at Chantilly or
else at FoniaIneblesu. The conditions
OF the duel are said to be severe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.
Mrs. Bessie Williams OF Logan Miss.
lDg-LcAyes Husband and
flYs Children

Special to the NEWS.
LOGAN, Utah, August IA. - Mrs.
Bessie Williame, wife of George VIII
liams OF the Filth ward, mysterious.
Iy disappeared from home last ing
and has not yet been found. She wen I
away about 7 O'Clock intending to go to
the watohmaker's. She has a husba nd
aud nve children. tue youngest being
eighteen months OH.
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soc,

Commencing tomorrow, Aussi
10Th, the fore TO SAltMr ibrlu.ij
bath will be SOC. Chtistensebt MN
taIy Band OF 81 pieces give, ppCll
concerts every Sunday; enl,n,,
orchestra every day 10 the va|
special "Wednesday snt sNu''il
night dances, with free inslruei,'
every Saturday afternoon.
The water 10 clear and inysonll'Il
You can secure b,tn rooms shs'I
water Ia one foot or five feet deep
Finest dance anu unch pavilion
the world.
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zoe.

C9mmcrcing umpirov. w.
10 h, he iSTe % Ssloi, Ava
BAN, Will be 5Oc. CnIii,r,,ilas O /
tsfy Band OF 81 pieces ei9s, , Y
concerts every suncsy. lGs
orchestra every tay Ia elhis
special WtdDtsIoy an, W. ~
night S dances, with Tree lp, Inss
every Saturday Afternoon. 4"''A
rue water Is clear and inylso,,..
gu can secure bath Foam. s'll'
"s ,t, is one foot OF five fee, t,,' va
the world PS''Iisa
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SOC.

q mmencing tomorrow, Ana,
10 t., the mr. to saltAiL Inc'as.
1ath, Will he soc. Clristepsss,, M
tsry Band u u pieces give. s,, ~
COZ certs every Sunday; sn,,,. .
orchestra Every day 10 the NY
special Wednesday aud s.,0,,
night dances, with free Iu,l,D,1 u.
every Saturday afternoon.
The wster Is clear and inyIyont,,
You can secure bath room, wv,
water ID one foot Or five feet d,en
Fees dance snd lunch p.lilI,,
the VOID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

On August lo.u auu lgb 10, b
Grande Western Riilpsy vii |.
r'unh trip tickets to Bufiaio, n. Y,
S5l.SD. Through Pullman nj,
s!repeis to Buffalo without cD,,r
Many advantages over all otb., M,
Ticket ific in d oily Block co,n.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
Court Business.

The following business was trans.
acted In Judge Norrel's court TO-DAY:
In the case OF Joseph Eldredge ct al
Va Mary Thomas ct ial, an order was
made appointing j. Ii. HurdI guardian
Tor the miuors, viz: G.. Lowry
Thompson, Charles, Thomas end DIn
Whitmore and Emma L.. and Philip
Nj. Catch,
The case Of Amanda W. Anderson
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SUNDAY School Money Lost.

A purse containing sl2 In cash,
most OF 1t money belonging to the
Murray Sundayischooi, which had an
excursion to Garfield yesterday, WINS
lost this morning somewhere between
State stTeetand Mulletl's clothing at re
on Second South street. The finder
will please leave the same at this
flee or forward to the office OF the
American Eagle, Murray, anu receive
reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14
HkRs's YOUR Cn.se


"'N'on HATH,
On SaIurIay, August glJ,,
~ low excursion ratts Ia tttst,' \
pete and Sewer Couutirs H., ~
tie Gate, Price, Tbomts ri' , -. =
particulars cali At Ticke on NJ, ]
Block Corner. VI
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Married by Jndge SOmmer.

Stephen F-ulkner and Nettie Pur.
din, both OF Evanston, Wyominr,
were united In weuloek by Justice
Sommer today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

Tickets good until August Slah.
affording splendid opportunity lh'
lew days outing In the meun'n',
For ad 'i'ional details call 81 w
Ticket Office. Dolly Block Corn''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

DR.. Duntota the lsptl.1 s,.,
announce to HE friends TN, s'''H
not moved nor cous Out wy ", n
but can SIN he found A, la'I,i
Bans. "alssi 3,
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THE HUDDART FLORAL CV

gseccessors to Mr.. John htta7"
2itE. Second South Street nN"'
$500 choice 1ovoring plants " Wy , esv'ist
10, esulinower, cabbage. strawberry n
etc; everything for the FaIaen, - iti,j
cheapest fresh cut flowers and fsh'A
In the ciEy. Visitors welcome.
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ANNUAL HARVEST EXCURSION


The an usl Harvest Exrunlpl 4
points in Ssnpete snd Sewer Counud
as we'll as to Thnmpspn's, Pnch IN
will be given or Saturday neIlN'li
Rio Graude Western RIilwsyi IN
fli wing rOun d trim ta':
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Manti Temple.

The Manti temple wi,l.
dry the 10th OF Ju'y 'ni cio.s 0, 7,
Monday the 28rd o Ausr,, ieoh
JOHN d. T. NoAIy,.,.nd
Pteh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

On Wednesday IA.
Sunday school and fr,euG
field. An excellent progrs- 81 amu.--
ments has been prepared, consisting'o
a game OF base ball, between the m r.
ried and single meu OF the war;, hoop
drill by twenty-'our young laIi,H,
dancing, bostirg, etc. This In con.
neotion with the Tree bathing Will
doubtless insure large attendance at
tho popular family resort.
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| I'm,


A., ..o GAN Utah, Jun. lin ..
Iay, the l6:h of July, ma '''' M
Monday, the lsh of asn SUI fo.ot.
d. W. NEsRlII n
pitjit...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-14

ray, 6ut the officers are inclined
'eief that he Is bsnser with
'3rsy has u p1sltsd n few
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ROOM 8 COMMERCIAL BLDG
lagoon Lagoon Lagoon

i.nguoni Lagoon! Lagoon!
sunday, August l5.n,
Greht NocN ami instrumental Sex.
tie at 8. @ ard 7 y. N. Trains every
hour, stsrlng at l:41 p. m. Round
tTip, inc,ud ne admisiior, % CO ats.
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Hoods p lie, set easily srd pisa :,
on the liver and bowel'. OuH
hnadaOhe.
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Ch,Inr.n Ar, Ktp, usslihh

"My husband has been euiea
bad cough, bsckschs aud hesa4'
and has been male much sIiongr N
taking HOODS Sarsaparills' n1
taken 1t myself ana II hss iisiy d
my 6ssh and done me giea ga n
gooo. We have given Il 10 ou' n,
drsn ami IL keeps them hsslIoy
Mary Welsh, LeEdville, Ooh
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

Deb ben minbft. 5orfeeIie blep be
srnfomt pibfsbe msb ben frpgteliss
NSiambocf". en- pibf. Tom bar lapst
az WGshornbnb; og at flaa en- faas
ban "Stabnins" libel, beraf siorbs
tnsefi goer fig nosen Sampittisbeb.
Wfon tun lite fprunore rig opsr, at
be inofsbte Deb FABIAN 8ebdnbling
fulbftanbig fortcm.
Wanse Ting bapbe be usl antaeei al
ltile Serrer. Den utilitr9ffelise 8lab'
ming bar for BET nleite ~sritattet al eurps
palif 9rast; men buor laieoe os urens
lise iaa life oisie Menneifer uol Ter.
til fonrner iaa 8renbeuinets Sorferelie,
lom peb omreiienbe SanOelstarle / Mas.
ier ubbrebtes / 2auoet, os iom bisie
5plt, Der gau eiter for enbuer 2pit, life
tlinoe mpbitaa. SHnf, fj9re 29ier,
bpilfet Silebe: at ie Wano, Some %
gsrn, lom ON 9a9eu bar tounsne til
arbeibe peb Grioerens Stof, ON 4is
tenen orrfne ipran i'm ballot iorfalone
optic ! bet afleite Smubs, eler, ON Der
intel 8ranoepin BAL at faa, ale besiers
lt9 lntgsenoe al ben forte Tpbafspibe,
oIte osiaa morenbe Zig meb Dams eiter
en- ubarmoniit Muiit, buorunosr ben
raaite ajpbslpit er ben b~erlfenoe.
s 8espnbelien at bort aarbunbreoe
inotraaote Der en- ifjebneioanser 6prs
anorins | SpbsNirifa. @pm hi for
bar %fortalt, tom ba aaplnnoet unber cit.
selit Serrebsmme. @nslanberne tils
fommer Sgreu for, at be bar brubt
Slaperiet. Ssiaa / sDb.afrita bar be
sjort bet. rnoer l~ansparise, iuere
aampe blep bet lat i9iennem, at be inbs
fsbte lfuloe aniees iom Wenneifer. 9pa
bpao bialp 5riJeOen De Jortomue? buao
blalp bet, at man tiltienote Dem Wen.
neiteparS, naar insen pilbe bialpe
benz til SUBS 8sns 5ribsb? Gaset
bar taset fra benz; men mon forismte
/ bets Steo at iatte 9usten, uoen bpil.
Ten intet Weuuelfe fan blipe uoaet or.
oentlist. s be isrlie 9eceunIer al bort
Iarbunorece finoer ri &%aplanoets Sups
isote mere iorigmt emo npseniinbe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

pldnts) Der ! 2anbet, os 100 Wilio.
ner paa elettrifte Wpporater / Gruber.
cornell College bar giort noelt
mpr.slise prsoer meb Glsttrieitst for
at fremfpnoe ubpitIins og Woonina
at pldnter; men noeen prattiff 5orbel
bar prsperne enbnu life pift.
Den frantic 5piifer 2ippmdn bar
lart 8eroen at tase Sotoerafsr msc
natur!igs Garber. Spab Glettricites
ten fan bruses til, er bet enbnu life
mulig Blot at ane.
Wtorb.
5 1896 forspebes 1862 Wprb.
ct fsrselist saI! Worbenes 4ntal
bar 10000 | 1895, $500 1894,
6,615 / 1893, 6,794 / 1892, 5,9O6
1891 ps 1920 1890. aarIaaerne
dngipes Tom feIser: 5ratts $3.50.
ufitnbte auriaser 1921, Salouii 4o1,
6blo 459, Stratenrsberi 200, garnes
morb 300. Mpbitanb mob golitiet 50,
or9bte St~ratenrspere 100, Sal tat
253, Selpforipar 48, Gtreiter 10,
8olb %, Splsb 10.