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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
TaE - YoRk chmPAlen.

T HE FIRST OPEN sTk |UGGLE in
4 politics which has b, ring on the
next presidential election on in New
York City. Mr.. Low. the nominee of
the Reform ticket viii be y opposed by
. George B. Mcclellan and 1t this early
day SO forms one Of the Anost pictur-
esque contests the countrey has ever
seen in municipal electioiNh Mr. Low
has been president Of Coluns bia univer-
sity. is muEwump Of the mugwumps
by profession and paftisaurf Republican
enracticf- ar McCla.lian Is the son OF
nod McCieiTT1 whose name was
omitted by the president when he
made his Antietam speech. although
the elder Mcclellan fought and won
the battle commemorated.
Ostensibly. the reform movement in
New York city has been managed as
an independent, nom partisan fight for
principle: I'm reality it has been a Re
publican affair, directed by RepubH-
cans and. this year. framed to be a
side issue In Theodore ROoseveIts cam
psign for denomination and reelection.
Evidently the Democrats Of New
II
are more bent on Democratic success
than on the elevation Of the Republi-
can machine Of New York City to an
other term Of rule. Evidently, too,
there IS a strong belief that the metrop-
oils viii repudiate the Republicans and
install in office Mr.. Mcclellan and his
associates on, the Democratic ticket
This belief was shown in the enthu-
siasm Of the convention and finds ex-
preston I'm the undercurrent Of com
merit I'm New York newspapers. BY in
terferiHg in the cfty's political affairs.
the president has. in a way peculiarly
offensive, made himself an issue in the
municipal campaign. He has been
consulted as TO ths-1lano cement Of the
reform n0uFn5tions the leaders Of the
reform caFpaign have made capital
1t Of ~ fact that the president Of
-he InFed States has taken an active
re i'm arranging their ticket 1t is
largely matter Of taste as to whether
President Roosevelt should or should
not get into a city campaign. but as
matter Of practical politics he could
hardly make a worse bIunder. IL has
soldifed the Democracy against him as
nothing else could have done; and It
has brought to bear in favor of the
Democrats most influential men who
would otherwise have been friendly 70
thc reform ticket or at least would
nave remained neutral.
with reunited party. an enthusiasts
atic campaign in sight and a good strong
ticket there is prospect that New York
city viii be Democratic once more II
il IS, there is trouble. and lots Of it,
ahead of Theodore Roosevelt before
either nomination or election can be
his, e j. ever is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

view IS perhaps partly correct. and
while The Herald has always favored
the well regulated post canteen as
against the low saloon and dive into
which the soldiers have been driven.
il does not believe an the desertions
may be charged TO the absence of the
canteen.
Such theory would be a reflection
on the manhood Of the American sol
der. Men who are practically tee
totaliers desert from the army such
individuals cannot Justly be charged
with a desire to get away somewhere
where they may have unrestricted op-
portunity to indulge craving for
liquor The real trouble lies ia the
fact that there is little hope for a pri-
vate soldier in the army. His chances
for advancement are slight, his pros
I pect for laying aside a competence for
his old age are slighter.
J OF course the exceptions to the rule
are numerous. but they are not nu-
/ merous enough To lessen the force OF
the broad statement just made An
other thing that gals the American
citizen is the restraint to which he IS
subjected in the army. The men are
Obliged TO take orders from stripiings
of half their years, and the least NUT
ter Of rebellion is rewarded BIZ severe
punishment This is considered neces-
sary to the maintenance Of discipline
but It is hard on the soldier, neverthe-
less.
The demand for workers at high
wages is one more reason. not only for
/ deseruons. but for the difficulty which
is being experienced in securing re-
cruits. Men who can earn from SO
per month to often twice that figure
don't feel like going into the army,
with all its irksome restraints. at So
month and found" Finally. there
need be no fear. about army deple-
lions. In times when the peace OF the
country is menaced there is no trouble
about getting soldiers. There never
has been. there never viii be a time
when Americans will not leave their
work to protect their country. After
an. this is the main thing. We can
worry along with skeleton" cOmpa-
mics and regiments in the interim.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
Knew How to Describe 1t.

Colonel John S. Flaherty. manager OF
the Majestic theatre. tells of a news
paper woman in a New England town
VINO WAS sent 20 report an entertain
ment where amateurs sang, recited and
ala other stunts. In her account Of
the affair the woman wrote:
Mrs. Blank sang two solos with her
usual nerve"
See here. called the editor. you
mean verve.' don't yOu?"
If you had heard the singing" said
the woman reporter, you would know
that ] wrote * correctly
But il will make Mrs. Blank angry"
Tell her that IL was typographical
error. That viii appease her wrath and
an who heard her efforts will commend
the paper for its truthfulness."
And so il was printed nerve"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
&c New Nelghbor,s selashness.
CBaltimore Americana

Baltimore Americana
Mrs. Brady Nobody likes that Mrs.
Newc0m. Shes going to be awfully un-
popular.
Bradly-Why, ] thought she appeared
to Dc q very nice meighbOr.
Mrs. Bradly-But she's so disagreeable.
Bradly-In what Way2
Mrs Bradly-Wcll. she has such self
ish way OF letting you alone, just as
though you didn't want TO know an about
her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

Shop Talks on Advertising.

= The Open Book is what we pre- =
y sent Tor the inspection of advertisers. =
= We use no padding IN our circu- !
= latiou. but give YOU a bona fide =
= statement. This should be q suf- I
= ficient guarantee that you are get =
> ting what YOU pay for. KNOWING I
= THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST =
, DAILY circulation Of any paper in =
= salt Lake City. we are anxious that 4
= YOU share that knowledge with MS. =
, We give the greatest good 70 the 4
y greatest number" and for that rea- =
= son we should number Won among 4
= our patrons. Better make up your =
= mind today and phone 35E
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
Saw Nothing In the Way.

ILUICaEo IIIUWUE.I
Influential politician-My dear fellow.
I'd be glad to find "A berth for YOU 1. /
could, but I don't know of a single va
cancy anywhere IN the district.
Aspiring constitueut-DOn't know or a
vacancy2 What do you cal the Teller
that's hOldin' the postoffice job in our
town ANYWAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
A oonservative Campaign.

YES" said the ex-candidate, some OF
the heeiers came 60 me and told me that
/ would have Co put up "a lot of money in
order 20 defray the expenses of exposing
the past history Of my opponent but 1
inst told them that I wouldn't have any
l7lla-sliuging done. or course. there We're
Do ruTther demands Tor cash, and I got
off dirt cheap.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
FLANNEL SHIRTS.

A big assortment of up-to-date
patterns Made up in the newest
effects at half of usual prices.
Every sweater for men, as well
as women, VIII be on sale Friday
and Saturday at half Of regular
prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
LADIES, WAISTS.

Made of heavy mercerized vest
ings. in white and colored dots,
tucked front. with a stock col
lar. The regular value of these
waists would be $3.50. but OW-
ing to the large quantity we
have to buy to get it at this
price, we marked them S2.75,
but az this is the only number
we have any quantity Of we
at ..-..s-..-....- 90 u o ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

SOCIETY
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Three large social events are planned
for the day in honor Of Mrs. Charles 5.
Denison of New York. Mrs. c. s. Kin
ney win entertain at an elaborate
luncheon in her honor at I o'clock, Mrs.
Frank A. Vincent gives q high tea at
o clock at which a few friends viii be
present to meet Mrs. Denison, and the
Ladies Literary club Of this city are
10 be the special entertainers at a large
reception at the club house tonight,
the hours being from $3.50 till II O'Clock.
All the club women of the state are in
vited to bring their husbands. 4 num-
Der Of the prominent educators have
been included
Miss PaysOn and Miss Marion George
OF San Francisco are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Price. Miss George
is the talented viOlinist who is PLAYING
al the Grand in Where Is Cobb" The
young women viii be in the city till
Monday. and Miss George is to play
at St. Pauls church Sunday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Price entertained at an
informal musicale for them last even
ing.
The marriage OF Miss Fife Naylor
and Mr.. James Birrell took place on
Thursday evening at the home of the
Ninth East streets
Mrs. Lewis and Miss Maud Lewis en-
tertained informally at a musicale last
evening for Mrs. Pontius of Portland.
Mrs. Lincoln J. Pontius Of Portland
and Mrs. Bell of Ogden are visiting
Miss Maud Lewis at S23 East Second
South street.
Mrs. w. II. Bersbach Of Provo is
spending a few days in the city, and
Is guest at the Kenyon
The Misses Lena and Beulah Bach
man are in town from Provo visiting
friends.
Mrs o. J. Hemenway entertained at
a luncheon for her guest, Mrs. Jason
Hemenway, Thursday
Mrs J. J. Num- of Provo is visiting
Mrs. c. D. Moore for the federation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

75c Fancy Stripe . n
Taffetas for ..........sS SI(G
Two weeks ago Saturday night
we placed on sale a lot of this
silk with great success.
The second shipment is here.
The goods are pure silk and
made Cor shirt waist suits and
shirt waists. All are desirable
cOlOrings and the quality eX-
ceptional for the price. Tans,
Casters. Browns. Cadet, Royal
and Navy Blue, Nile. Pink, Light
Blue, Grays, Myrtle. Hello, Car
dinal and plain White and
Black VIII be shown.
Be present at 7:S0 D. m. for
choice OF selection.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
80. NIGHT GoWNN.

Made of cambria and good quail
ity. of muslin, with high and
low neck. trimmed with en-
broideTy and lace. in all sizes
and full width, $1.OO RRA
and S125 for ..........G DC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
SHIRTS.
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS.

Extra long and full, embroidered
and plain, new 75c goods. For
Monday and Tuesday q e.
they viii be sold for. .OS)(S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
FUR sCARFs.

Something new and inexpensive
for the early fall wear for the
jacket suit is the beautiful new
chiffon ruffs in the Empress tie
effects, some in black, others in
white, black borders, also black
with dainty white borders. To
sell Saturday from ? until 8
O'Clock for S2.25 and SO each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

C@l0red W@sh Goods
and MATTRESS Protectors
Ranchman Twill Sheeting in
Blue. Black. and Red and
stripes and figures.
Everett CheviOt Shifting in 10
and II 1-2c values. lowered to
8 1-3 cents. This sale Monday
and Tuesday.
A special sale OF Mattress pro-
tectOTs will be in force Monday
and Tuesday at the following
reduced prices.
Size 27X40, regular 75c: now SIC
Size 42X76, regular S1-5O, now S1.14
Size 60x76. regular $1.75, now st-31
Size 6SX16, regular S2.25, now S1.59
These protectors are good
values at the regular price. The
special is only for TWO DAYS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03
SUSPENDERS.

A big line Of SOC goods win be on
sale for per GA
pair -------.-.-.-..... CIV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

Ladies' heavy extension welted
sole street boots, in all the new
est toe and heel shapes, made
of Wei kid and light box calf
uppeTs. with patent tips. and
are $500 values everywhere;
sizes 21z to S, widths A to f,
Saturday OF D nm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

Mrs. Lincoln J. Pontius Of Portland
and Mrs. Bell of Ogden are visiting
Miss Maud Lewis at S28 East Second
South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

Mrs. w. II. Bersbach OF Provo is
spending few days in the city, and
is a guest at the Kenyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

The Misses Lena and Beulah Bach
man are in town from Provo visiting
friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

Mrs. Lewis and Miss Maud Lewis en-
tertatned informally at a musicale last
evening for Mrs. POntius of Portland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-03

The marriage OF Miss Efie Naylor
and Mr.. James Birrel took place on
thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents on Tenth South and
Ninth East streets.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10
5L11ttttttRr 9.

aberdeen. Sn Der 9anooFFicc
uuroen i'm au9uif % 6eimlfdtten einz
9etragen, bic 3738 Gfer 9anO umfaI=
len; terner Ia SdInBproofs fir 2O53
glfsr.
. hamberl ain. gbriTt goieu.
etn Utaurer aus Mithea, purOe oieIer
3age tot in ieinem Bette QeFunben. Or
mar ieit felt einiger 3eit trdntlidl ae.
neien.
| @antou. Die orei ainoer Der
Nrau 6armer IinO Dor SSrau 9. 9.
gSrlgbt aoDptiIt tuoroen uno odourd
III Der leioIse 5aa, Der 10 pisl QuFrez
suns berpOrrief beiselsgt uoroeu.
BatertoUn. Die g1utiOnol-
garoe BON Sii0 0atota miro oieIes
Sahr niht ben Ntan6oern Der gunoess
truppen in Sort Smelling ooer Tort
ueeaoe beiuobnen. neil Die notioe
eqniptrun9 fiir oisielbe niat sinae-
trOHen iit.
Canton. Die gountpcpmmildre
bdben bic armenFarm sum gertauF
ausgebOteu on ben Meiifbietsnoen, bod
mar Der Preis 10 bob oeranIblaot,
oaB nur 0eniae 9lnqebpte madbteu.
Sas eountp ielbit bat Johann Die
6arm nit S45 per Afer einaeboten.
Spdter DirD oieielbe nohmals feiloe=
boten neroen. Die Garm amfaBt 240
4fer.
Plantiuton. 3mei 5iour
6aH'ier Suben fino poriae Wcd,e aus
oerReformi9ule entruiItt, nuroen a6er
non eInem Garmer in Der 91dbe feIfae=
balten uno mieoer einaeliefert.-Sie
eeutih-lutberiide @emeir1oe in 3ruro
8Omnihip uiro neben Der neuen Qirhe
Elm gfarrbaus bnuen.
Witdea. Die gautdtiatsit bier
III groBartig. 9as neue Boltoffice
gebduoe, oas Smith g. 9apiion bau=
en-, miro am 10. os. D3ts. Fertiaoes
tteut iein. Su oemIel6en nIro
oas gOltamt untetgsbraht uno
lll OueteH SIedlOert mtr0 Der U(ltheA
Club feline glubrdumfi6teiten habsn,
iOipie me9rcre Oificsn einseribtet uers
ben.
Ritdeu. Sine rieIiqe Msenas
Seute tommen isbt in ben Stuat, um
Die @rute gu beiidtiesu uno fh iiber
8ruuo uno Booen gu orientiren. Die
Seute lino eritaunt iiber Die tolo1als
@rnte BON @eijen uno anoerer Glein=
fruht. -8OuDernsur 6erreio miro bel
Der Grohnuug oes @0rnEolaItes am
%. September antueieno Ietn uno cine
anipra6e balten. Die 9lrbeiten an
oem 6uuoament fur oas ueue aat=
baus, ons eOentuea aud ais Stats,
@1pitol oienen Iol, lino nun ernItlih
i'm 8ange. Gie Raurer meroen am
Is. os. NIT Den 8runomauera beainz
nen. 8ds 8ebduoe miro orei gtod=
lusrte bob unb miro cine 6ront BON
65 SUB baben, md6reno Die qan3e
Sdnes oes M3ittelbaues 85 6uB betra.
gen miro. 3as Bau miro ca. s40,s
900 tOiisn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10

AbOnnenten aufseIudt, fubren nil
u6er YanttoH nah Siour SAILS surud
NIT Dem erbebenDen 9etuustIein Die
Rsiietofen Deroisnt gu baben. Sn
gantton batten mir aber oafGr bas
ger9nttgen, NIT Dem FamOfen neuen
psraus9eber Der friiber 70 unfreien
8atota i5reie Prsile betannt 3u ueroen
uno bic famOie Satin unIres Ireun.
oes S1ier tenuen Su Ierneu. llno
oas 8eiultat unirsr ,3eitunasconpens
ttoH sur gorbereitung auf Die in
Siour 6itp @noe n66Ifer Wohe
fattHnoenoe 8eriammlunq oes beut=
l1sn preBoereins BON Soma mar
folaenoes oemitige @eoidt. Infer
yegnlus mollte partoutnur nit euo=
lli6em Sattel geritten fperoen:
I've hardly slept
And feel darned blue,
My train has gone
And the money too.
To meet good friends
Is nice indeed,
But not when they
Do always treat.
Good is the cause;
Bad the effect,
Sometimes we act
Then incorrect.
1t is our earth
Too firm but round
And vKilius4 place
Poor stampingground.
But nevermind
Next week you'll see,
How dignihed
Then we shall be.
Then we go home
AT eight A. NJ.
As sober good,
Newspapermen. H. D.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10
eiaes anaben aitt ANS eebem

lmgeben bon ieiner 6amilie, Die Iein
Ableben ertuartete, uno einem Sobn,
Der Is Weilen melt ritt, um Or. Rinag
gteue entoedune fir S6minoIu6t,
9uIten uno 8ertdltune su bolen, erlitt
gB. o. 8rotDu in 2eespille, Sno., aue
Audlen oes Sooes inFolge aItbma;
aber OieIe uunoerbare MleDi,in sab TO-
fOrtiae Sinoerung uno turirte ibn balo.
Gr ihreibt: sd Tdlofs iebt gut iebe
9laht. aebulihe Gursn BON E hwino-
iudi, Sun9euent3iiubung. 8rOndites,
0Ifen, 8ertdltun9 uub @rippe benefit
Die unperglei4lids 6eiltrnft bel allen
SGls- uno 2un9enIeioen. @arantirte
6laIhen SOC uno 81. 9ro6eanihen
frei in allen gpotbeten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10
5aO=SafOta.
H D.

Suron. Die @entral Siio= =3alo=
ia 6nir iinoet oisle 8ohe oon 9ien=
tag biz 6reitus itatt.
Arlington. Gin Rann Der,
Iu6ts, in Die 8aut in 5etlano einsu.
breHen, mnroe aber ourd Den Ra6t=
ndnter oertrieben.
9antton. Die glpFelerute in
oisiem @ountp iibertrift allegrpartuH-
gen uno lute man nun Iiebt, bat Der
sisturm i'm 5rihiabr, ourh ben 9ll-
les NIT elmer 6istruhe iiber5ogen tuur=
be, seraOe ais Die 9lepFelbdume in boiler
Sliite itauoeu, abiolut teinen S6aoen
aneerihtst.
Sal m. 6rau Minnie 6oFert,
Die Satin bon SOhn Sofert, bat ae-
gen Den @irt Sobn 6tnori6 cine @nt=
lhdoigungstlaee angeitrengt. SOfert
wuroe Dor einiger 3eit in Der ggirt=
iaaft mdbreuo eines Streites in ole
6ano gei9nitten.
@enteroile. Mit oem Sau
oes neuen Shulbauies lit trob oes
ginbaltsbefebls begonnen moroen.
Der neue Contract 6e3iebt Iih nur ouF
Die Waurerarbeiten uno Die Soften
Deroen ourh Den 8ertauf Der 8onos
i'm Setrage bon Sl4, 600 geoedt.
8oneHeel. 9lm ~. b. M. fins
bet bier ein grOBes GET Itatt, oem
mebrere tauieno NlenIhen beiuobnen
tUeroen. geiOnoere @ttrattipnen uer-
ben elm SnoiansrbOrf nit 500 9ouer
Srule Siour Snoianern bon Der &oIev
bHo 4gentur uno Elm Sheingefeht Der
5nolaner biloeH.
Pterre. Sn Der 2anooifice uur-
ben i'm augult III Seimltdtten auf=
9eHomnlen uuo 81 0etlarationen.
Daour9 fino tpteber 80, 900 Afer Qano
weltlid bonn NtiGouri Der anlieoluna
iibergebsu. gluber benz muroen 81
gaar.Gintrngungen, nebIt orei 6eim-
ftdtteu=uno einem Timber S6lub
Proof geula6t, ourh pelhe 1000 glfer
an anlieDler nit Dem enogiiltioen 8e-
libtitel iibertra9en peroen.
Mit6eu. Gie gountpcOmmiiId.
re baben Die Stsuern fur RaoioIon
@puntp wie FOlet feiteeIsBt: Staats=
ftsuer sI6, $500; alIgemeine @uuntp.
iteuern $9098. 70; 8riidenfono $3.50.
78; SrrenfOno $2I83.74; 3eIerpefono
S29ll.66, suIammen aIio S32, 392. 81.
8ie gsiammts Steuer betr6et oieies
Sabr 80 Drills segen 8.5 Itias i'm
Dorigen Sabre.
Serreio. Oscar D9artin, Der
gountpfuperintenoeni BON campbell
@Ountp, if am 16. Ausuit mi: elmer
Greurfou nad 8ismart eegdnaen uno
ni6t wieOer Suriidgetebrt. gr bat DOR
Ieinem 0egseben feline Shreibma-
idine berfalft unO peri6ieoene auBea-
itdnoe eintalfirt uno Iou audi audi ae=
duBert baben, oaB er niht pieoer nab
perreio suriidtommen lDeros. @r iou
in Der lebten 3eit flott gelebt baben.
Ole @OurtpcOmmiH1re ertldrten leinen
YlaB fir Dafant uuo ernanuteu Sobn
0irning fur ben Reit oss 5ernlins
gum Su.erintenoenten.
Oantton. Rrei Nldnner, mel.
DE i'm @eroadte Iteben, Die Dielen In
DerIbieoenen 4ldben oes Staates in
Der leBtsn 3eit poreetommenen gin-
bride psriibt ST. baben, Iino bier In
9dFt genommen ip0rDen. Die Wdns
ner hatten furs pOrber orei Stid 7Ds
tdmit bon 9ermann g1agner getduft.
Sin uierter garI6e. Der pahrIheinlih
aud 30 Der 8anOe eeb0rt, tuliroe Ipd=
Ter uerbaFset SIN Der 0aht entfernten
bic Burden i'm @eFdngnis einen 6en-
iierrohmen uno idlugen oas glas ein.
Sarauf bin iDnToeu Iie iueQen Sad-
bei9doisung pDn gsidier Gingsburp
ian oas giitrietsgeriht unter ID 5000
l8iir9fdafi peripieien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10
eemanos gountn.

9osmer 9. 9. Den 81. Aua. 1908
0urh ben bielen 3egen tonnten
piele 5armer niht Tertig werben nit
oem 6ruhtibneioen. -Sie Staot SOs-
mer madt iib, es neroen ndnIi4 Seis
tenuese in Dem GeiddFtsteil 9elegt.-
SObu 0erter ging lebte 8ohe na6
500 gitp nit spei @or=9aounaen
8ieh.-SacOb Sefenbaible befinoet TiG
fhon Ieit 2 DlOHaten nit Ieiner SSrou
i'm SiOur Stir 0ospital. DoFien auf
balOi9e 8ehsrnng. Die @efhdFte
sehen siemlib gut in SUsmer.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10

eh1mberlalns pulten Mteoisin bat
einen benertensperisn rRetpro". Gs
III feit mebr ais 0reibte Sobren tn @e.
brau1, udbreno pelder 3eit piele
Ninionen 6lafhen Derbrnuht uurben.
8as Diittsl III asgen Srduue in taulen.
Den 6amIlien eebraudt mor0en, uao
Is 1T in Der snnsen 3eii tein 6aa ae-
nleloet mOroett, in Dem IS perfeblt b1ttt,
cine Sur 81 betpirtea. gDenn es Iofort
9egeben miro, penn oas 6ino better
lit, o0er menn Der 6uIfen anFdnat,
miro Der Gnfall gar niht erfolaen. sSlt
gut 81 usbmen un6 piele GinOer liebea
e. enthdlt teiu Opium ober anoere
uahteilige Subltansen uno lam fleis
Hen Sinoern gegeben meroen. 9u 81.
BEN in alien apotheten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10

l5-I8 sept. 1908, IN Og6eu, Utah.
Die Omaha 8Ghn psrtauft grcurfs
onstidets nnd Ososn un6 Salt Gate
@itp, Utah, gum einfa9en 5dbrpreis
fur bic RunoFabrt, am u. un6 IA.
September, siiItis bis Is. October.
AufentbaIt auf 3piIdenifotiOnen se=
ltattet. g. 9. Rorton. Hat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-09-10

gIbOnnirt ouf Die ..sla4ridten-
soerolo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Jnfanta Gnlalia'e AbenteuerIiG,
Felt brinat ibre auSmeifuua,

Snfanta guIalia. bic Tante R5nie
Alfonio's, fam iiir,lit nah Wabrib, um
siusn famoisn 9lan besasIi& Der Ser.
srbbsruns bss fbnieIiden paIahss in
Der Sale Quintana sur ausfdbrune su
brinssn. g9dbrsnb bic 8orbereitunsen
i'm @anee tparep. sreisnsts i& cine Def.
t,se Scene spiiden @uIaIia unb ber
8bnisinmutter. asstere Ibsrbdufte biz
Brinseiiin NIT 0oripdrfsn, neil ie iid
BON .ibrsm 9atten. BEN ibr 1885 in
Mabrib ansetrauten Gnton, prins bon
Orleans, Duca bi @aaiera, sstrennt unt
isitbem Elm absnteuerIi1ss 2sben eefibri
bate. Sic ioq ibrs Sulb anbsren Rdn.
uern in elmer @eiie ssi&enft baben, bat
bic 2bnisipmuttsr bic idbns GuIalia CT.
iudte. iHleunisit Spanisn ben Raden
su tebren. unb bic 8situnsen bsriiinben,
bab bic Snfanta ibren plan aufsssebsr
bat unb mad Bnris suriidtebren mirb
@ulaIia III am IL. Sebruur 1864 ss.
tprsn.
Sis auffdbruns bsr prinssffn mi
einem Sodsp bat fdon ldnsit in gan
europa bon fi& rsbsn eema&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Eulob'S Beridat hber ben Npff,
&faubaI.

Seymour s. Gulc&. frabsrsr aai,
iirer i'm Poitamte su @aiblpston. pa
iebt felbit ben 8eri&t fur ben @snsraI'
Poftmeiiter papne perbfentIidt. in mel
dem er bic Bspeiis for 2rummbeit In
Der Boitberpaltuns Iisfsri. Dis BE.
meiie Iuao6'S ftnb niht bsionbers fen.
iationea, fie betrsffsn fuit ausi&IisbIid
8eredniiieuneen. tpeIds man@en perio.
nen TN pofcienfs in ungsIebliGer Belis
suBere&net ipurosn. Dis meifen Der.
s0nftisuneen beitanben barin, bab biz
8esdnitistsn @ebalt erbisIten, obne ba'
fiir bie' eniipre@enbe Arbeit au lisfsrn
Der 8oitmeifer Wlerritt in @nibinsion
pirb BON Tuao& bss Nspoiismus be.
f&uIbist. gr iOa ale feline 8srtpanbtsn
ansefsat baben. 70 baB bic SamiIis
Dlerriti in ben Ieblen Sabren ettpa S40.,
900 idbrIi& aus pem 8uncesiddsl seso.
gen baben 5oa.