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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22
No Need of Pain

Mans most painful Affections are
promptly relieved by Billiards. Snow
Eminent You viii never know all that
Cures rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sprains.
Bruises, etc, as by magic The most
penetrating compound ever devised.
This case is but one of thousands: Il
had a severe attack of rheumatism.
Could not work by day or sleep at
night Three applications of Ballard 5
Snow Liniment cured me within TWEEN
ty-four hours. C. w. Ford (of Lyon
Supply Coz, Fit. Worth, Tex" Price.
so cents
Sold by z. c. NJ I. Drug Department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22
It Saves ChiIdren,s Lives.

Whites Cream Vermifuge insures
your child against one serious danger.
1t promptly rids it of worms It acts
thoroughly. but is just as harmless as a
children's remedy should be. Has been
sold for years and received the warmest
praise of grateful mothers everywhere.
If your child is peevish. restless. if its
breath is bad. if it picks its nose or
starts in its sleep. suspect the presence
of worms. Health and right growth
cannot come until the trouble is re-
moved. Cream VermifuSe cannot fail.
Price. % cents.
Sold by u. c. NJ. I. Drug Department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22
CoCKRELL's POSITION.

Mr.. Cockrell, the leading Democratic
member of the military affairs commit
tee agreed that reorganization of the
army was absolutely necessary. It was
evident, he said. that either the organ
ization was deficient or the officers were
inefficient MIR. Cockrell declared there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22

Hewlett Bros. Three Crown Flavor
ing Extracts are made direct from
the fruit, thereby retaining their ma
tural flavor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22

Nothing fairer; your money refund
ed if you do not like q. S Baking
Powder. Price, 5-oz- can, 10 cents; s.
OF. can, Is cents; 1902. can, % cents.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use
Without a Failure.

The first indication of Group
is hoarseness, and in a child
subject to that disease it may
be taken as a sure sign of the
approach of an attack. Fol
lowing this hoarseness is a pc
culiar rough cough. If Cham
berlain S Cough Remedy is given
as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, it will prevent
the attack. It is used in many
thousands of homes in this broad
land and never disappoints the
anxious mothers. We have yet
to learn of a single instance in
which it has not proved effectual.
No other preparation can show
such a record-twenty-five years
constant use without a failure.
For sale by W. r. Campbell.
i
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
A Worlds Crisis.

We live in a strange age.
Things improbable and almost
impossible transpire and we do
not wonder. I,i this day of the
telephone, magnescope, liquid
air, x rays and wireless tele-
graph, few would be surprised
if glancing upward some day
they beheld a full rugged air
ship flying at the rate of 500
miles an hour carrying party
of Chicago excursionists to the
moon for a picnic.
Great changes are taking
place in the moral, religious and
social political world. Evolu-
tion and revolution, two of ma
ture's mighty forces, are at
work. Change is the order of
the day. The church of our fa-
theirs is a thing of the past.
Religion is still a good thing,
but too much Christianity is a
frighttul handicap in the mad
race for dollars In business
and political life the golden rule
has been modified to read, do
others bofore they get an op-
portunity to do you" "Thou
shalt be as mean as the law will
permit thee" has taken the
place of the new commandment
to Glove one another
While the Ethiopian cannot
change his skin, nor the leopard
his spots," political parties can
change their skin, spots, prin-
ciples and policies and the ave
rage partisan is SO color blind
and prejudiced that he refuses
to believe his own eyes, and
usually votes with them shut
Ex.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
A Bill
For the relief of wool growers
and stockmen in the northern
counties of Arizona.

For the relief of wool growers
and stockmen in the northern
counties of Arizona.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of
the United States in Congress
assembled:
Section 1. That hereafter all
persons engaged in the business
of sheep raising, cattle raising,
horse raising, and those engag-
ed isa raising other stock, shall
not be prohibited from grazing
their said stock in that section
of the country known as the
Forest Reserves in the Territory
of Arizona; but, that hereafter
they shall all have equal privi-
leges for the right of grazing
their said stock in that section
of country included within the
so-called Forest Reserves.
Provided however, that all of
such individuals engaged in
such business shall not be per
mitted to allow their herds OF
sheep, cattle, horses, or other
stock to be grazed and ranged
within a closer distance to the
topmost walls of the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado than
two miles of the same; and
Provided further, that all oil
such individuals thus engaged
in such growing and raising o.
stock shall not be permitted tc
cut or in any wise destroy any
of the timbers growing upon
such Forest Reserves, where the
same may be found; and
III the event that any such
persons shall violate any Of the
provisions of the provisos of
this act, they shall, upon such
fact being found by the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, forfeit his
or their said right or rights to
further occupy for such grazing
purposes with their said stock
aforesaid any portion of the ter
ritory included within such Re
serves.
Section 9. This act takes eff
feet and be in force from and
after its passage.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

A quart of milk, three e-quar-
ters of a pound of moderately
fat beef-sirloin steak, for in
Stance-and five ounces of wheat
flour contain about the same
amount of nutritive material:
but we pay different prices for
them, and they have different
values for nutriment, The milk
comes nearest to being a perfect
food. It contains all the differ
ent kinds of nutritive materials
that the body needs. Bread
made from wheat -four will sup
port life. It contains all of the
necessary ingredients for nour-
ishment, but not in the proper
tons best adapted for ordinary
use. A man might live on beef
alone, but it would be very
one-sided and imperfect diet.
But meat and bread together
make the essentials of a health
full diet. Such are the facts of
experience. The advancing
science of later years explains
them. This explanation takes
into account, not simple quanti-
ties of meat and bread and milk,
and other materials which we
eat, but also the nutritive in
gredieuts, or nutrients which
they contain. = Massachusetts
Medical Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

in regard to pasturing these re-
serves. Stock of no kind will
Craze On young pines. They
will nibble the young growth of
of serubby oaks, and materially
assist in keeping down all un-
dergrowth. In this respect stock
is an actual benefit to the growth
Of pine, which is the only tim
Der of any value grown on these
reserves. Underground in pine
forests is the principal means Of
keeping alive and spreading for
est fires. Keep all stock off the
reservations for five years, and
permit the grass and under
growth to be undisturbed, then
let fire get started and it will
destroy more timber, before it
can be stopped, than twenty
years grazing will.
There is still another advan-
tage in having stock on these
reserves. Herders and cowboys
are scattered over them eight
months in the year. In case a
fire breaks out they are on the
ground and are the first to dis
cover it. They are much more
interested in stopping the pro
gress of that fire than all the
line.riders surrounding the res
ervation, who are more interest
ed in drawing their salaries than
putting out fires. A fire ruins
the range, and forces herders,
cowboys and stock from the re.
freshing shade, pleasant climate
and pure water, down into the
valleys where the sun is hot en-
ough to cook the brain, abso-
lutely no shade and stagnant
water heavily impregpated with
alkali.
We honestly believe if the au-
thorities fully understood the
actual condition of affairs in this
section, they would change their
ruling in this respect and allow
stock on the reservation as here
tofore, If the present ruling is
adhered to it will make desert
OF northern Arizona indeed.
We suggest that the supervi-
sors in the counties interested
at their meeting in January, ask
Congress officially, to grant the
relief asked in the Wilson bill,
and that all the county officials
endorse their action. Such a
course would undoubtedly have
considerable weight and be of
material assistance to our rep
resentative in getting the meas
ure through Congress. 1t can
do no harm and may result in
! oOOd
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21


NV son has been troubled for
years with chronic diarrhoea.
Sometime ago I persuaded him
to take some of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy. After using two bot
ties of the 25-cent size he was
cured. I give this testimonial,
hoping some one similarly af-
ficted may read it and be bene-
fitted, Thomas G. Bower, Glen
coe, Ohio. For sale by W, h.
Campbell, druggist.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Governor Murphy has gone to
Washington with the avowed
purpose of working for state
hood. It is safe two to one bet
that he will pretend to work for
it in front Of the stage, bat be-
hind the scenes he will be doing
his best to kill it.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Philadelphia has gained the
honor of being the place for hold
ing the National Republican n
Convention. The national com
mittee did We'll in selecting the
MLlGCC QIQ NGH III SQIeCGlHg CHC
place. The old Quaker City is
given up to be the most corrupt
place politically in the United
States.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Pasturing Forest Reservations

From private letters written
from Washington to different
parties i'll northern Arizona, we
learn that the Secretary of the
Interior is determined to enforce
the law in regard to stock run
ming on reservations and pro-
poses to exclude ali stock. Our
delegate has introduced a bill in
Congress TO allow grazing on
the reservations in northern Ari-
zona under certain restrictions
set forth in the bill, the full text
of which appears in another col
umn of this issue.
We believe the authorities at
Washington have been misled
in regard to the damage done by
stock to forestry growth; or they
are Indifferent to the hardships
this ruling will impose, not alone
on individuals engaged in stock
raising, but on entire communi-
ties pursuing all the avocations
of business and trade. Stock
raising is the principal industry
of northern Arizona. All other
branches of business are, to a
great extent, kept alive by it.
There are many hundreds OF
thousands of dollars invested in
stock raising in the seven coun-
ties that will be seriously and in:
juriously affected, unless the bill
introduced by Col. Wilson be-
comes "a law. Gila and Graham
counties will also be more or
less injured by this ruling of the
Interior Department. In the
three counties of Apache, Nav
aio and Coconino, stock consti-
tutes the principal wealth, and
cuts no small figure in the other
four.
The reservations set aside en-
braces the entire summer range
for this stock. Deprive them of
that range and you either drive
them out of the business or com
pei them to drive their stock
elsewhere. In either event the
counties will lose the revenue
derived from this class of prop
erty, which constitutes at least
one-half OF the wealth of the
three counties named. The rate
of taxation is now SO great that
it is an onerous burden to at
least two-thirds Of the taxpay-
ers, Deprive the counties of the
northern portion of the terri
tory of the revenue from it's
stock, and the entire burden of
supporting the county govern
ments will fall upon a few bust
ness men and the small farmers.
Double the rate of the present
taxation and they will simply be
una bic to pay it The result
will be they Will have to follow
@III De lUe3 OH Hdte 10 IoIIOH
the stock and seek new homes.
This picture is not overdrawn,
but an absolute fact.
There is another mistaken idea
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

The difference between the
sultan and Congressman Roberts
matrimonially, is that the sui
tan has four times as msny
wives. He receives salary of
s12. 900 per year, $4,000 more
than a cabinet officer and 81, 900
more than a member of con
lion" UDolO S0m f0OtG
oress. Your Uncle Sam foots
the bill for the support of the
harem, while Roberts foots his
own. Dubuque Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

It is quite safe to predict that
if the powers that be at Wash
ington should decide that an al
lance of three mOnarchieS would
be more in accordance with the
eternal fitness of things than
one between two monarchies and
a republic, and that therefore
the form of the American gov.
ernment should be changed,
there would be just as hearty an
acclaim from the Hanna -McKin-
lev press as there is on this new
policy of .'entangling alliances, "
and also that such Americans as
might object to the establish
ment of monarchical form of
government in Washington
would be denounced as traitors
and copperheads and be treated
in true mOnarchical style
Stockton Mail.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

AS a cure for rheumatism
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is gain
ing a wide reputation. D. b.
Johnston, of Richmond, Ind,
has been troubled with that all
ment since 1862. In speaking of
it he says: II never found any.
thing that would relieve me un-
til [ used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. It acts like magic with
me. My foot was swollen and
paining me very much, but one
good application of Pain Balm
relieved me. For sale by W. R.
Campbell, druggist.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

The lower house of congress
has passed the banker finan-
cial bill. When it has passed
the Senate, received the presi-
dents signature and become a
law, the money trust will have
the country grabbed.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

England appears to have un.
dertakep as big a contract in
conquering the Beers, as she did
when she undertook to thrash
the American colonies into sub
lection.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
We still have to make the &C

We still have to make the ac-
auaintance of the first German
American newspaper which has
been able to strike up friend
ship with the expansion policy
We Will add that the great ma
joFitY of our German exchanges
1o4I{1 l0rL{E1 81 89f Gaff{RaH GgC0aR66g
go much further in the conden1-
nation of the expansion policy
than the Germania does. Mil.
Waukee Germania.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

The dispatches have Aguinal-
dos army whipped, except two
men and three women. There are
two or three different squads of
soldiers in pursuit of them.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

The Beers are making 1t quite
interesting for cousin Johnny
Bull.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Senator Hanna is said to have
paid for his suite of apartments
at CiaTidge7S hotel, where he
stopped While in London 175
GDj0OOQ o MOOF WPjo l"t
guineas a week. This is a bout
1925.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

China 5 empress has over 1000
dresses,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Ont alt nn nlle.

8atolt @oogereubeo. Do
ben t%atolite US febIitop NtareOu for.
Ieoen unfom til Gltg Of Dt,rico ira
Gom, bleu oenne 9eittOeligbeo ferret
ueb ct fGnee Wiooa0emauItIo til 1000
fotti9e i ggen. rs tebiitoppeu iamt
Tlete al be beiere geiitli9e oelte YInters
toi ub til De fattIse. g1u bdgeiter bar
De oenne @oo9otcnbeo at uiie ben til
lom Beuis for ianot Rtitenlino.
6nnp Hute til 6Ionoitt Streset
o9 Duton 0iIuer belt paa amerlfanit
@runo ifal uGre funoet. Zen 9aor ira
9aIOt5 9ennem Sud 5auep % leiteu
Bailey Ill Copper Gluer, iaa til 9ate
Utentasba, 9eunem ct tun 1000 SOB
b5iI pae 9ennem alalfablersene I'll
Gate Wdnsiiel 4 oerpaa ouer As Uitl
srasrigt gano, 9ennem 5runfIin9 @ui9
I'll 6ortu Utilt Gtest os oerfra Ill Su:
Ton. 0lltaHcen ltal uGre 425 Vii o9
&uten iaa jGOn, at Ell 9nnbane 9oot
tunoe tp58es Der.
Sra Canton. Rina, meooeIes.
at Der er mescn 3aOisuaiiOn blauot
DilsiOnGrerne, forOi Mis 9 u an
g. 9eOerien, en- amaitlnlt Dlis'
liOner % 9Gse. bar f%orIouet fig os itaI
mart boIoe Brpuup meo en- %tlueltit Ar'
beioer, Der tioIisere bar uGret benoes
6ot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Spcrrig.

WisiOnsboteI StOcf-
boIm. 9uu Overwhelming al en- oanit
ManO Stof5olm, 8ispOnent o.. Sus
cobfeu, bar Der bannet fig tn Romite
til OpfpreIie At ct MisionsboteI
Suerriss 9oOeoitao.
8Omiteen beltaaI al 4rOfesior 8.
S6ultbefs, praitsrue s. 9eO-
ber9 o8 9ulotraub @tOsiererne
u. 5ieuaI O8 8. SduIten. gps:
meter u. 5. 9en9tfOn % 0irettcr
u. @ritsfon.
RisiionsbOtsaet, Der Ell beregnef til
at Oiue tolie 500. 600 Rr., boorui 300,
600 ar. , Atlier, ital uGre p0a l76
Sarelier, foruon 6oriamIingsiaI m. nj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

fen Rerrempne, @ultou So6onien %
g. Sfou foor iom 9tbere, life oil
iapne Den i%orneone 3iIlIutnins.
8 0oerensitemmelie meh vSenber.
igite 4arbs9sr"s glan; Of brInae Bi=
Drag til Slesui9s pilforie os Eopo.
graf, StiIoringer al 6olteIiuei / Horo.
il,suig, biltorllte o9 andre uibenlfabts
li9e afbnnolin9er m. M, brln9er bit
| bisie 9use iorelig9enoe fOrlte 9aIu=
binb for 1899 en- lpn9ere Rebe9erelie
at Nlf. Qnoerieu for bet ilesui9ffe
MuuIs nbuifIino 9ennem De iofie GOO
aar; bet lpttes bam oeri meo me9en
alnrbeb at g%oot9ere, al bet nuu9renoe
isnoerip'te MaaI er It oanlt Maal, fel.
9elig et 9oot gammelt oanit Maal!
Siter at .. Nund bar pauoiit ounite
9iitoriteres B0alioelisbet meo 9enipn
iii Senoeripuanos 9iliorie / WooiGt=
ming Ill tpite 5orfatteres %6OrOanifnin:
ger, oiper y. Stoufpp en- fIar iurioiif
0perligt oper OptonierneS 6eteitiuing.
% enoslis i~lntter Del iur6olbsri9e Qaite
meo en- megct intere8iont aibanoIin9
al Or. phil. Dolger Beoeti en om Sproa=
ploenfaben, buis 3iIieei9tteIie iffe
blot / 6olftlfolen o9 paa 6eiiiolerne.
men ogida / DEN Ieroe SfoIe ban ltGrft
betln5et.
@nfefru Cite Sofie gecf.
1pritrup, %fsjreoe iorleoen i'm loo Mars
5eoIeIsho9. Den gamle Ruinoe et
enonu raft % rorig. 9nn bar bait 7
8ern. buoraf be 8 9Io1te enonu er / 4lpe.
ben aloite, .. 8. Bed, gsbjers, er
70 Qnr 81. I'll Soften par Of benoee
5IRst inobuot, O9 ben er lite life, oa
bun allereoe mango Aar bar oaret Gip=
oIoemoter. 5prlt fejreoes Dnsen med
@ubstienelte ben meo grent lmptteoe
Ritte, o9 ofreittr oar Der 6Gaesmaol=
tto paa @9lt9iuergaaroen | 9riitians=
ieIot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

3 ivet. RRlten nus miltebe itrats oeres
Reoitaber Os bfgpnbte ben forfGroeIi9e
SeiIaos mob 6uunene. Ulen Seen
reifte fig mart til utroIis 9ojoe o9 Jfa.
ieri, Ster og @runbe par Der %oueroIt,
mango 9auoe begrapeoes / aabsn Se.
andre ieiIebe pao Qan5. Sell o9 Jtie
Ct ouer Bob, O9 9ru9ene bfeu mob
gano. 9onterner ilutteoes, o9 6pr
tnnoe lite les / Wertet, Ratten par
%b9Igmert, o9 man iejIebe paa buerons
ore. Jaosle naoeoe 6auu, men olori9
laa mart forls9te be Der at faa SeiIeue
neo o9 Anteret ub, iaa tom unore Iei.
Ienoe ouer benz. Sntet tunoe les, intet
Qps funoe boloes br9nOenbe ON Yorb
/ oisie lmaa 6artsisr. Wange f~orlilte
o9 brufneoe inbe / ieIue baunen. Golf
FOB paa ganb og tunbe bore Strigeue
os Bra9ene, men tunbe in!et lie og life
biaIpe.
Dc omtomnes "a! nnilo9es fefit til
10. iaa 200, $50, og enonu bar bet
reile Gal lite funnel iofiilaaes; tbi 6olf
par Oa9sne foruo itaois anfomne til
Stebet. iaa ingen ueo enonn neia9tig,
baem o9 bUor mango Der par til Steoe.
VI Dampitibe. 6urteier o9 Baahe OIL.
tages ~forlilt 600. Gabet af 6ilfe.
reoifober suar op til fIere 9unbreoe
luiinoe Rroner. 9nrcIte er poo ben
Olonnoerll9ite Uiaobe bIeune rsbbeoe.
Sub Sorg og Isuenoe 0eItuaeIie bar
9uotabet en- bisit rpltenoe Be9iuens
Der untt bet ganlfe 9ano. Rt9e,inQen
bar itrats ltiuet ct 9eleb Ill Gispoii.
ton. for at De 6iifere, Der bar miltet
ale oeres Rsoifaber, fan ltafie fig npe
og after foris9e oeres g0tte. OI fra ale
8onter runot ON / ganOst itrommer Der
gioro9 mo til De efterIaOte. Ofring er
unoronei 9duoets iamiliSe Ritter, og
alt, huao gOrss tan, bliuer giort for al
linore be efferlaotes Jleo.
Ssiaa Der / eauOtt bar Here norite
Blade be9pnot en- SuciamIing til be
l%tatteIs ~ttGu9enbe efterIabte. 81. q.
%mObtOser .Sfantinauen", 65ica9O,
mso @Iaoe 9ioras til oenue Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
So9tc iTre %foraGpeS.

5oiepb, 81, 81. Qu9. 1898. Or.
y. 6abrnep, 6bieusO. 81. Seq pniter
at frembGte til Dem min 9nf for, bpob
De uoretter for ben libenbe M,nnefe=
beo. Seq bar en- of bine lllptteIige,
iOm Tiger 9inorins for Smerter, men
ie9 er IpffeIig oper, al ie9 lite ieste
for9Rues. oo ie9 ejOrbe ct Jorlss meb
Oeres Kuriko o9 Ole-Oid Seq bauoe
life brust mere eno 9aIupa,teu af en-
6IOife at bDer, fsreno ieg ionot, at jeS
Tom mig burtis.
Seq bapbe / omt,ent tire Wuaneber
Iibt Of, buao 9e9erne tuIber puroIptiit
Gbenmatisme, % funot insen 2inorins.
fersnb Kariko TOM til min 6iGlp.
Seq befinoer mig nu bebfte geIguasrbs
o9 fan uoIpre nit 2lrbsioe laa pei iom
no9enfnoe. Ufin penitre Qrni, iom
uar nGften lam, CT nj Ii9e iaa itarf os
traftig lom / min un9oom. Seq trOr,
ies bar 9eres Mebiciner at tatte foe
nit Gin. Weo oprigtig Eatnemmeli9s
bcb forbIiuer je9 Deres forbunoue
minnie Aderfon.
Or. Bsters Knrko beIbreber R6eus
matisme oeo at uooriue urinipren uf
Blooet.
Den ct lite en- Npoibetermeoiciu,
men iGI9es oirette fra 6abrifanten eler
9ennem 2otlIu9enter. Striu til Or.
Peter 5a5rnep, ll2-II4 9. 0opne
Noe, 9bieago So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

/ Norbfinn, bopbe Winiiteren ielp ues
ret meo til of bpg9e, os ban ia9be, at
ben luareoe fig 9obt. Senere bauoe en-
Jernbane patet paabsgpnbt I'll 9ouebs
ltooen Betting, men efter at Reiieren
bupoe lpur9t ole fine pile Wanb ill
Raaos, nG9tebe ban A~uIRggellen at EN-
Iaaoan 3ernbane fra 6auet og til 0oz
psoltooen, oa bet uiloe iette gpen /
all ior itor Care. Senere efter Rtiaen
meo 5apan, er Sanen bog bIepen iulos
fert.
On en Aliance meuem Rina % s5a=
pan ia8oe Miniiieren, at Der par 0aab.
9an baOoe ieIu mango Nur a%rbeioet
oerpaa, men %torsaOes. Den Dag Tom
bog NOT, oa DC fit at le, De Triangle Oers
til.
n6ina er ct 6remitrjOtslanb, og bet
ifal not TONNE op meo De andre Stors
mo9ter, maaife lite iom miller Mast,
men i i%OciaI O9 finuueieI 9snfeenoe.
Der ct ingen care ior, at bets Narfeb
ifaI itabe andre QanOes; tbt eiterbaau=
ben iom be ialger mere, uil De oslaa
title tore 6oforin9er til oeres e9ne bag
tige 6oruOoea9eoer. 9aar be fattise
6ineiste boer iau ipariomt, iaa er bet
enc % aIeue, foroi be er noot BERTH.
Sao mart De faor Raao til at lepe be-
ore, laa uii De ogiaa gore bet"
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Sta., Des Moines, Sa.
bpert ltsrre banlf Settlement, bpor ri
lite enbru baDe lto9er a9ent, enltes Ell
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Slair, Nebr.