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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
THE MURRAY ELECTION.
Returns Officially Cauvassed by the
County Board.

The county board Of canvassers met
today at noon and canvassed the re-
turns of the Incorporation and munlel"
pal election of Murray only one
change was made by the canvass. In
the Fifty-nlnth district McCleary FOR
councilman, lost one vote, receiving ZZO
instead of 22l The majorltles in all
other Offices remain the same as mere
tofore published in full in the News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
j, Il, Matson, Photographer, Practic.
ally Admits His Guilty.

] r. Matson, the State street pho
tosrapher was arrested late Saturday
afternoon on the Serious charge of as
sault with intent to commit rape. The
arrest was made by officer William
Hilton, and according to the latter's
statement 10 News reporter today,
Matson brasenly admitted his guilt,
When arrested the photographer was
taken to the police station, searched
and locked up Ia Jail a complaint was
drawn up by the county attorney today
and Matson was arralgned late this ar
tornoon. The accused has employed
Attys. Wilson and Smith Ia defend him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
TRIBUNE REPORT UNTRUE.

To the Editor
salt Lake city Nov i.-ln reply to
remarks said TO have been made by
Bishop George r. Emery In our Sunday
school in the Sixteenth ward yesterday
morning We desire TO say the report
OF the same in the Tribune is untrue.
lie did not say that William }. New
IMAM was 20 be sustained as a member
II the board of education.
ARTHUR FREWIN.
JOHN VINCENT
HEBER n. DAVIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
THE SMALLPOX SITUATION
Is Becoming Serious in Districts Of the
County.

she smallpox situation in the coun-
ty is becoming very serious, and It has
become necessary to close the school
in District % at Murray. In that dis
tlict % cases are now under quarantine.
one Of which Is considered by the phys-
clans as the worst case In the state.
In Mill Creek. diphtherla is prevalent
and ID may become necessary to close
the school in that district.
The health officials Of this city fear
that unless very great precautions are
taken smallpox win spread 70 Salt Lake
and win become as much Of an epidem-
ic as diphtheria Is here at the present
lima
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
BOARD OPENS BIDS.


The board Of county commissioners
met this morning Cor the purpose Of
passing on bids from the newspapers
Of The city for publishing the delinquent
Tux list Of the county fOr the year 1909.
According 90 law the Arst publication
must Doe made not later than Dec 1.
-Four hide we're submitted as follows:
Daserct News liHc per name.
Herald Elc per name.
Tribune, 2liac per name
Telegram, $3.50 per name.
The board took the matter into con-
sideratlon and later awarded the con.
tract 10 the News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
GnNr r0R M RRoMN.

This morning sheriff Layne went to
Salt Lake 10 bring to Ogden william
Brown, who has been held az the state
prison for several months on q charge
of murder lie is the person who is ac-
cust9 Cd killing o man about three
months ago he h being brought to
ogden iu order 10 give him q few days
IN whhh TO consult with his attorneys
and TO prepare for his trial, which
cnfnes I'M In a few DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
Estate of Thomas Muir.

William s. Muir has filed y petition
in the district court praying that letters
Of administration upon the estate Of his
father Thomas Muir, deceased be is
sued 10 Marcellus S. Woolley The de-
cedent died on Sept 10. 1891. and left an
estate consisting Of real property val
ued at $500 The petition will be heard
on Friday, Dec. 5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearngs amount
ed to S7lO,553, %. as against $685. 522 AZ
for the same day last year.
A Richter win build a 1900 residence
at Third and J. streets.
Emma c. Heikes has bought OF A.
Richter a six-rO0m residence on Third
street between o and p streets for So
Herman Brisacher has sold to Otto
Lelfert lot on Second South street be-
tween Third and Fourth East for si2.-
700 aud 1850 lot CT Second East
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS.
Second Apportionment Made by Supt,
Ashton Today.

County superintendent of Schools
Ashton today made the second appor-
tionment of school funds among the
schools OF the county. The amount dis
tributed is $4,000, Of which amount
Salt Lake City schools receive Sl3,09L2S
and the county Schools $69O5,72. The
rate Of distribution Is so cents per
capita.
Following is the table showing the
apportionment made today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
Hattie Wants q Divorce.

Hattie Thomas Peterson has filed suit
for divorce against her husband, Peter
s. Peterson, on the grounds Of desertion
and non-support The couple was mar
ried In this city on Sept 10. 1857 and Il
Is alleged that Peterson deserted his
wife In April. 1902. Mrs Peterson also
asks for the custody Of their li.year-
old son.
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sELF-At the fai

SELF-At the family residence in
Farmers ward, Nov. "a, 1902, Of ty-
phold fever Anna Isabel Bolden be-
loved wife OF John ]. self. Deceased
was a native Of England, where she
was born Feb, 20, 1865 She leaves
a husband and eight children
Funeral services IN the Farmers ward
meeting house Wednesday, Nov g. 1t
p. m. Friends are invited TO attend.
The remains may be viewed at the res
idence Of Il. II. Eardley l9 east
Eleventh South street from 10 10 70
o'clock the day OF the funeral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
UTAH PosToFFICEs DISCONTINUED
Especial to The oNews.")

Washington d. c., Nov. 2i--Post-
Offices Observation-Disclosures, Wasatch
county mail to Hebef, Elwood. Box
elder county, mail to Deweyvllle. Ma
pleton, Utah county, mail 10 Spring
vile
The contract for carryingthe mail from
Story 10 l3arner Wyoming, has been
awarded II. s. Downing at Story, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
DEN URRER OyERRULED.

The case Of ]. II. Mangum, charged
with criminal libel, came up before
Judge Diehl this morning for the
courts decision ON the demurrer fled
by Attorney W. T. Gunter for the de-
Tense. The court held that the com
plant was not faulty and the demur-
rer was 0verruled. NJ. Gunter then
entered a plea Of not guilty for the
defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
BOARD OF CANvASSERS MEETS.

The state board of canyassers met at
noon today In the secretary OF states
Office. The full board was present At
torney General Breeder was elected
chairman, after which the board took a
recess until o'clock this afternoon, at
which time the canvass Of the returns
from all the counties was commenced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
DRUG STORE CASES.
viii be Tried Before Judge Diehl De-
cember 2.

The cases Of the city VS. the proprle-
tors Of q drug stores charged with
selling liquor without a license and
selling liquor on Sunday, were set by
Judge Dlehl this morning for Dec. ..
The cases viii come up for trial at that
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
GRASlTEAMUSEMENT COMMITTEES

A special meeting Of the ward amuse-
ment committees Of Granite Stake, will
he held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock In the Farmers ward meeting
house. All members are requested to
be present.
JOSEPH j. DAYNES, JR.,
Stake Chairman
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Salt Lake Home Missionaries.

The meeting OF the home mission
aries of the Salt Lake stake Of Zion
win be held In room S0l, Of the L. d.
S. university Wednesday Nov 20,
1902, at 1880 p. m. Don't fail to send
in your report If YOU cannot come
LEO. HUNSAkER,
Stake Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
Granite High Priests.

The High Priests quorum of the
Granite stake Of Zion will meet IN the
Farmers ward Westinghouse on Satur-
day Nov. 90 1902, converting at III
o'clock a. m. A full attendance Is re-
quested. JOHN Coos,
Quorum President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24

The regular monthly meeting OF the
High Priests Of the salt Lake stake Of
Zion viii be- held In the Assembly HAN,
Saturday, Nov 80, 1902, at IL o'clock a.
m. A good attendance Is urgently re-
quested. DAVID MCKENZIE,
President,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
MDONALD CONFIRMED.

The county commissioners today con-
fmed the appointment OF f. Melon
aid as deputy water commissioner 10
serve In the mountain district on Big
Cottonwood creek during the winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
INTEREST IN
SCHOOL ELECTION
Seems to be PronouncedIy Keen in
Every Precinct,
MASS MEETINGS ANNOUNCED
Important That They BIO Wei ~
tended Names OF Those Who Are
Prominently Mentioned

The school election to be held the
first Wednesday in December is just
now an object Of great interest, That
IL shall be kept out of the realm OF
politics as heretofore seems TO be the
general determination as already non
partisan mass meetings for the nomi-
nation OF candidates Tor places on the
school board have been called by
leading residents Of the First, Thiid
and Fourth precincts. II IL expected
that the other two viii make similar
announcement In the course OF DAY
or so. The meeting in the First pre-
cinct will be held In the old Exposition
building, on Fifth South between
Sixth and Seventh East streets, tumor-
row evening at s o'clock. That In me
Third precinct win be held IN the High
School building. old University Square,
at 5 o'clock tonight. while the NEE ting
In the Fourth precinct viii take place
at s o'clock Wednesday evening In The
Twentieth ward amusement hall, cor
ner of Second and ID streets. 1t Is i'm
portant that these meetings be well at
tended.
In every precinct in the city NAMES
galore are being mentioned for NE
school board, and In some districts tie
interest Is pronouncedIy Keen In tie
First those mentioned are Prof. Byron
Cummings Of the University OF Utan,
Daniel Eyer. w. s. Giesy and d. n.
Straup. In the Second precinct those
favored are Joseph A. Silver, John G.
Cutler, n. l.. Morris. NJ. j. Cheesman
and II. X. Thomas. while In the Third
w. j. Newman. the present president
OF the board, Is mentioned as are also
Eli A. POLAND ID. o. Wiley, Jrp and
Mrs. II. ]. Hayward. The Fourth pre-
cinct presents II. S. Young TO succeed
himself, while friends OF John c. Sharp
are urging his nomination, In the event
that Mr.. Young refuses TO become a
candidate In the Fifth precinct Geo.
A. Lowe. Ira II. Lewis. In. A, S, Bow
err and NJ. b. Sowles are being worked
for
MRS. MILLER MENTIONED.
Late this afternoon II was announced
that In the Second precinct Mrs. Rachel
Miller was being urged to become a
candidate, with chances for nomination
very much In her favor. Mrs, Miller Is
president Of the Woman's Republican
club and Mr.. Glauque, the present
member of the board from that pre-
cinct, is a Democrat, so 1t is urged that
her nomination would be highly agree
able to both parties. While no primary
has yet been called for that district,
arrangements were being made this af-
ternoon to hold one in the Seventh ward
hall next Friday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
DIED,

AYLETT.--At West Jordan Salt Lake
county, Friday, Nov. q, 1902, at p.
~, OF general debility William Ay-
lett lie was born at Hockey, Essex,
England, Jan. 20, 1875, Joined the
Church in 1854, came to Utah In 1866,
and located at West Jordan, .where
he resided until his demise, He leaves
wife ana seven children,
The funeral will take place from the
West Jordan westinghouse Tuesday,
Nov %, at u o'clock noon. Friends
invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
BROKE INTO GARDENERS.

TIL boys arrested for burglarizing Van
SAINT & Chamberlain's music store, con-
fessed to Chief Paul and Capt. Burbldge
this morning that they were the ones
who attempted to break into Gardners
store. They said they were on the roof
and were about ready to effect an en-
trance when frightened away The po-
lice have been able to recover three
more valuable instruments which the
boys stole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
BOLD BURGLAR
ASSAULTS WOMAN
Mrs Riley Rendered Seriously III
As a Result
OCCURRED FRIDAY MIGHT.
Hand Been Out tOn social, and on Ise-
turning WAS attached bya
Hurry Robber

Mrs Riley Of 40 east Sixth South
street Is confined to her bed seriously
i'll as a result OF visit and an as
sault made upon her By a burglar on
Friday night The matter was report
ed to the police ON Saturday morning,
but for some cause best known 10
themselves, they have been seeking to
suppress the facts in the case. But as
near as could be learned from outside
sources, they are these:
on Friday evening, Mrs. Riley at
tended a social given IN the Third ward
Westinghouse, at the conclusion OF
which she was accompanied 70 her
home by friends Mr. Riley has em-
ployment out OF town and was not
home at the time. When the lady en-
tered her front door she discovered
something wrong with the lock but
thought everything an right until she
got inside the house and found a small
closet door wide open She remembered
that II was closed when she left her
home She was about TO enter the
closet 10 ascertain the cause when
burly robber sprang out upon her The
fellow struck her a savage blow knock
ms her unconscious to the floor 1t was
all done so quickly that she did not
get a good look at the fellow and he
succeeded in making good his escape,
He had packed up a bundle of clothing
and other articles OF value which
struck his fancy and WAS in the act of
making OF with them when he heard
The return Of Mrs. Riley. From the
time the robber sprang upon her Mrs,
Riley knew no more until Saturday
morning, having remained unconscious
on the floor all night
IN A SERIOUS CONDITION.
Since that time the lady has been In
q serious condition The police depart
ment was notified and detectives set to
work on the case but so far their work
has been without result, no clue as to
the identity Of the burglar having been
found. II Is believed that he gained en-
trance TO the place by picking the lock
Of the front door. He secured nothing
as he dropped the bundle when he ran
from the house.
The police are still In hot pursule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24

which was expected to be handed to the
county commissioners this morning.
failed TO matorlali2e. and il Is not now
thought that It win be ready before
the meeting Of the board next Monday
No intimatlon has leaked out as to
what the report viii contain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to A. A. Gibs,
& Co, 2l5 South Main street)
Monday, Nov. "A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
OGDEN BUDGET.
Auditor Tingey's Report Not Ready
Court Notes,
lsnecial 10 tho eNews.ol

Ogden. Nov. 2i.-The report Of State
Auditor TIngey on the alleged malfeas-
anco In Office Of Weber county officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24
RAYMOND GETS IS MONTHS.

This morning in the district court
William Raymond. who was found gull
~ Of forgery a few days since was
sentenced by Judge Rolapp to IS
months In the state prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-24

THIRKITL-In this city. Nov. 20.
1902, Of spinal menlnglstis, Charles
Thlrkill, aged AZ years and II days,
Funeral notice later,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14
Yluoicligt Soosfalo.

Mrs. 9.HelIon, Oil Sim st., Hae
cine, bpoe plubieligt | 5irsOdgs Mors
ges efter IGngers 5ibs 6jerteipgoom.
Qfoebe. iom par / 9eIeg bos i'm Sbiz
germobsr pad MinslOp Ct, 6dpoe ON
Worgenen ST. 4 anmpbet ON ct @las
9anb og Dtrebe, at bun befanot Jig
ualminoeli9 bel, 6porpda bun after
faeoe Jig til at fore peO Siben at
Spigermoberen. 8u osn1e ct Bar
5imsr efter Itob OPP, laa ben unge 8one
oeb / Sengen, pg ben tiltalote 2a9ee
bjaIp bar fru9tesles. 2@9tsfeue og
ipo Born iergsr oper Sabet al en- tro<
falt 9ultru pg COB Utoosr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14
Gritatningsiag.

Mrs. g. 6anIon, ct. puul, ION
paaitaar, at BUN bleO alOorlig for
brenot | @niiatet og paa 4rmene oq
FEB parigt Mea / gjnsne peb GfsploIiz
onsn at en- @asopn, anlagoe forleoen
Gag / 0iitriftsretten for 5000 Sfdz
oeseritotning mob %. 5. O'Gein, Der
ejsr 9p9nin9en. 303-3O5 0abton
Abe., og 5rant 5. Dufrene, en- 9apre
logger. Mrs. 9anion beretter, at ba
bun ifulbe tanbe @asIen i Ssnsn,
fdnbt en- Gtsplpiion Stsb fom 5elge
al en- 2atta9e. Mrs. t6anien bar i
5jensite bos Mr. og Mrs. geprgc
Sf6nion, Der lejeoe s0uiet at Scr
S'geia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14
Smterter.
Sra %inilammatorif Nbeumatisme.
Giloe babe brGbt Dor Con.
Or. WileS' Nnti.Yain Pills
reo' eoe ham.
Gilbe BABE brebt Dor Sel

Ri bespnbte at bruce Or. Miles' 0errc arb aioer
Hills for isfs War fben. giin Suitru hapbe 2eperipse
% en- Nabo aab benoe al Tsres 2eper 9iler Tom Trpue,
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brrete BEN, til bun bar belbrebtt. Chen ba bar ieg
bruat benz % maa iige. at iea bar albria brnat andre
Iiaer, Der aap iaa flor 7ilfrebsitineiie Tom nisis. Ii
brugte oaiaa Or. Miles' Nnfis Tain Yius neb itprte
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flammatorif @iat. San leo iaa meet. of iea tror. of
bnis hi life bopoe oioet BAN Or. STILES gntispain
Bins. Der hIalp BAN nGiten piebliifelig, niloe han
p9ret Dpben bis. Sea sr aItib elab peb enbber leilis.
heb til at role Or. WlileS' ee9emibler." = Sanes
@percit, MIton. IN.
, .Seg bar plaget neb Werralaia oarcpis N fanbt
'naen parig qinbrina, fpr lea priiste Tr. Miles' slnti
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| 8igtimerier. gnonu / gRor0es anbefaIebe lea benz ii
en- Ben mob if9rf 6ppebpine. 90 / asbet al en- bal,
9ime Tom han imiIcnbe iitboee. 9ope, pinen bar borie
Bi bruaer benz Bamilicu 60 timber benz ubnGrfebe TO
be i%pinbeIige WeoIeminer. Stebets oeie BeIiagenbel
ger benz nteeet nerpsic. gebitemober flyer. at lea ia
fprtGle Or. Miles, at bar bet lite for Nnti-Tain9ins
iom bun taaer al % til, iaa funee nun life DO her,
8. Y. Wtorris, eelena, Ulontana.
Vile Npotefere i9Iger % gnranterer ben fsrite flat
AZ Or. Wiles' IGaemibier. Cir b efter fri $pd on
Nerpeiitet % Siereipabpmme. aoreeie: 9r. Miles
Webifal en Glfba i, Snb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14
Gn SlDngelitreg.

Den banite pioner" ~itriper / tit
@aarsnummer fslgenoe:
Den banife Yioner" bragte | fors
riee llse fra 9ubbarb, 0eb. en- geret=
ming ON ct grpuup, Der ifulbe babe
funoet Steb beritebs mslIem to Oan=
lie, !9r. 5rso. 9anien oa Mtfs Sine
Gnosrisn, Oaiier df en- befenbt banif
Camille. 8erstnin9sn, Der belt igsnz
mem gap Snbtrpt at at bore ffrepet at
9enIisbeb for be forlteuise perioner,
Der pmtaltes, bar ffrepet af en- Wano,
Der for aebdttionsn opgap lit Napn at
bore Ssren Olien, 9ubbaro. Neb.,
men unoerifrep fig ,Niels".
Oct ssr os onot at MATTE meobele,
at n9pnte ,Ser.n OlIen" peo bsnne
lin gsretning bar siurt fig ifploig / en-
usfel, lsenaetig O~ptr9bsn, / bet ban
bar inoienot n9Onte 9eretning for
at bapne fig bells paa be aetperbi9e So
miller og bells paa glaoet. Oct pmz
talte 8rpnup bar nemlig life funhst
Steb.
8i ian naturligpis oper for bisIe
Menneifer, Der / n9bnte 9eretning omz
taltes, fun bees ON llnbifnloning. 8i
optog gerstninsen / COB Sro og aap
ben plabs / 8labet uben at ane, at en-
Slpngel pilbe benptte ct iliet Wiobel
til at fomme ustsbe Menneffer til
2ips. 5ra 2anosmenb / Gjern pg
H9r Ienbes Der liee Weobelelier til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14
9anlf=M
sra Natimc, Wis.

Uifs Mart6a @regerion o~perrdifes
Oes / 5orsbag t fit 9iem, 1851 pbiz
lips Qlbe. at ct meget fort 4ntal 9ens
1er og @enirber, naiten aGe of ifans
oiaaoiff Ssrtomlt. N%nleOningen par
Den unge pi9es ner f~oreitaaenbe Bril-
lup meo Mr. Gbriit Sofo6fen, og @es
itsrne operbragte en- Mengoe imuffe
og npttige @enitonbe til ubItpr for bet
oorOenbe 2Ggtepar. 5orfriitnineer
ierbereoes o9 no9le fornejelige Sinner
tiIbragtes meb Samtale, Mufit og
Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14

Denbt oueralt = intet far ueret iparei
for at esre Sfolcn laa lolio, inrut o.
bpg9elig iom muiis. Sntet %iauner
ielp life fore Iuare Sernbraubfiser
JON paa bes9e Siber nf Sfolen iorei
ira guerite gtase neb Ill Sorben. 8Ds'
nin9en CT nf Sten = o. aft bet inbOen'
bise of ioliot ErG. imuft lpit ferniierei
Den bliper ON gIienen oplDit Of Gas
men Der er o9iaa inolnst @leftricitet.
Viaebet af Sfolen oil fomme I Dan
iteren os siue 2eierne ct SnotrDt al
Sfoiens pore Jornt, laa ben Hal iffl
n9rmere belfriues Der. Men bet er Ell
8psnius, iom sBt baabe Grfitetten Oq
@p9melteren 9Gre.
Denne Sfole paa bette Gtfb bnr
lang 9io uaret 6Ds9et / 6antnlien %
9anten al ro9le ai bore Qanbsm9no
&lcine = o9 4 Of benz. nemli9 8. Wo.
genien. s. .. Sfou, s. 6. 9anien %
III aioooe M. 6. 9aHien sioroe De fDr.
ite beiDoelige Sfriot iii at rsaliiere
Tonfen peb al febe ct flo ri SiDffe qano
beruoe, boor Sfolen M peger meo fl
3aarn mob Simlen. uoen bisIe a
M9nos alaripu % t%rofaite 5orarbejbe
bapoe Sfolen iif'ert life itaaet Der /
Dag. De ouerorog laa 2nnoct iii ct
iipt &onpagni, e'ter at be ferlt Here
@anse bapoe iilbubt Samiuubet BET,
fem blep Snnnet iiblte 8inter unber
Napnet: The Luther High
School and College Assoc1a-
ton, iom febte enonu mere 2anb os
tos fat meo 8rnit pan at ielge 2obber
og Nttier = ce realilere 3anfen :
Bp9nin9en al Sfolen. Qf bisie MRno,
tiaisemeb mango andre, bar Der peret
arbejoet ~frofait for Stolen, iom Ri iaa
lang 3io bar trRnst 1aa bearot til
Der | gii. oa bet er for lanst for bore
unse OF rejie belt ub iii bore Samiunoss
lfoler / Soma o9 Hebrnlfa men ineeR
bar arbejcst iua ~troialt for sfolsn Tom
Yaitor s. 8. SEMEN, Sfolens Brnli.
bent, rs uoen bans ib9rbise arbejoe for
benne Sag bauoe Sfolen I"iffert life
itaaet Der i9rbis til at tase Drug MI i
Binter.
3ette faar bare nuf benne @ana.
Sm faa Dase ital ies ltriue ON ielpe
Snopiellen 9eite er fun ben nsouens
oise Snblsbnins.
8. Sse.
9rufant, Mihiean.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14

glaoet, pg bet er fprIte Sang, at en-
9anite bar paret lapiinoet nof til at
pptrebs fpm en- Zig ssoiessn YjaIt.
t0pis Der p%irfelig etiiitersr ct iligt
SSnbipib beb Hapn Seren Slfen beo
9ubbarb, buroe ban BRACES til Nnioar
peb 2ooen, os Ri er piaig til at betale
Omfpitningerne oerpeb. gfiiiterer ban
life unber bet Napn, Gan bar opgioet,
er Ri piaige til at uolebere bans 8rep
til rette 8ebfommenbe, for ON man
mulist eennem 9aanDfriften fan tsnz
be Slbn9len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14
FRA Cmaba.

Dor betenbtc 2anosmano, Sr. u.
S6ouboe, Der / flere Oar bar betlaot
Stiaingsn fom 8asferer for Ratio
nal BISCUIT g., opretter / bisie Oast
en- fsrite &lasfeS 0rocerps Jorretnine
,paa SDb lobe Street. 9r. Sdoubo'
er en- af be faa DANTE, Der, ffsnt bar
er opbraset | @merita, bog bar bolo'
fig trofait til alt bpao Der cr Danif, %
fom Gslge beraf er ban msset afbolb
at Omabas DANTE, blanbt bpilte bar
mfitfert fan gsre Resning paa en- flo
aunbsfreos.