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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
THEOLOGY CLASSES.
Interesting Sessions at the University
Sunday School Yesterday,

The University Sunday school con-
yened in Barratt hail Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. AS a special feature
Of the general exercises, Miss Nellie
Keddlngton sang two sacred solos
star Of the East" and Resignation"
The theology class b met in room q,
and Prof Mills spoke on 1.-THE Small
Plates and Their Contents" II was
explained that the Small Plates came
unabridged, that they contained the sa-
cred history OF the Nephtes during the
first 400 years Of their existence upon
this continent reaching TO within about
200 years Of the coming Of Christ There
'Were In all nine writer's ON this set Of
plates, The first Nephi wrote the First
Book Of Nephi, which gives an account
OF Lehi's travels to America. 600 b. c.,
and also the Second Book Of Nephi,
which gives an account OF, their settle-
mcnt on this land covering about a
years, during which time they were
home building. The second writer was
Jacob, who wrote the Book Of Jacob,
which gives an account of his preaching
TO his people and Of his confoundlng
the anu-Christ Sherem. Enos was the
third writer and his earnestness In the
welfare OF his people was spoken Of IN
relation 10 the incident Of his "huntng
beasts I'm the forests" He, like his sue
cessors became very brief I'm his liter
airy work, owing TO the lack OF room on
the plates, which were almost full The
brevity Of Jarom, Omni, Amazon,
Chemish, and Abinadom was discussed
and then the last writer-Amalekl-
spoken Of at greater length, lie gave
an account OF MosIah and his people
finding the people OF Zarahemla and OF
the closing Of the small plates and
their delivery TO King Benjamin who
already held the large plates the
record OF the kings, Mormons abridge-
ment viii be considered next Sunday
The subject treated IN the theology
class A under the general title, Jesus
the Christ was the relation between
the fall and the atonement Nlcarlous
service as characteristic Of religious
requirements IN ancient as In present
times, and as Illustrated by many pro-
oesses Of legal significance received at
tenton The scapegoat and altar vic.
lin Of ancient Israel were cited and
the meaning Of bloody and boodless
sacrifices was demonstrated DR.. Tai.
mage emphasized the absolute neces.
slty OF such a sacrifice as that rendered |
by Jesus the Christ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
PEACEMAKER ASSAULTED.
Colorod Man Resents His Interference
And Trouble Begins

Ed. Brown, chlldike and bland
scion Of the second son Of Noah is try
Ing to answre this afternoon. In the
police court, the charge Of assault with
deadly weapon. According TO the
entertaining recital given the police
sergeant last night. when the i'm
promptu opera bouffe occurred, Brown
and another gentleman Of sable hue
were discussing the date OF the orig
lnal last run Of shad AZ Third South
and East Temple streets The debate
assumed such AN enllycning tone that
the tune OF "Dere's razors I'm de air."
would not have been inappropriate for
this particular musical and muscular
function
one w. a. Matteson doomed up the
fog. at that moment, and assumed the
often unsuccessful role Of peaCemaker
This OCCASION proved no exception TO
the rule, for Brown turned his ar
tillery on Matteson. who promptly
made NJ the street at the rate Of 100
yards In AS seconds The two pres
emily ran into the warm and hosptable
arms Of Officer Joe Bush, who har-
vested both into the police station.
Whether Matteson will be fined this
afternoon for interfering TO keep the
peace last night, remains to be seen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
GEORGE A. SNOW HERE.
Former Salt Laker Talks on Political
Outlook in East.

George Asnow arrived ON Sunday az
temoon from Indiana, and registered at
the knutsrord hotel He is back TO his
old home on a short business trip. Mr.
Snow remarked this morning, in re-
Spouse to questions that he had 10 come
to Utah to find any political excitement.
Back east there Is a regular graveyard
quletness prevailing that is remarkable
for a presidential election Even In
Indiana where some Of the Utah morn
lnB papers are representing that a fo-
yerish excitement Is prevailing, Mr..
Snow declared everything was so quiet
that he could not conceive how II could
De quieter anywhere There rs no eX-
cltment there whatever, and from what
he was able 10 observe, he was ConvlnC-
ed that the state would so handsomely
Republican-ln fact the Democracy
would be nowhere
In Chicago, where Mr. Snow has now
his residence. he said the same utter
apathy and indifference obtained. Peo-
pie were paying no attention 10 politics.
AL seemed TO regard Il as o. fOregone
conclusion that Roosevelt and Fair.
banks would be- elected. I'm New York
there is a peculiar local situation that
somewhat c0mplicates things Tam.
many has In view the coming oxpendl.
ture Of SlOl,OOO0OO In the endorsement
Of the Erie canal, aud 70 is determined.
II possible TO dip the paw Of the Tam
many tiger into that particular mess
of financial pottage But the chances
are that the national ticket win pull
the state ticket through. and the vote
of New York be cast for the Republi-
can electoral college and state tickets,
Mr. Snow Is heavily interested IN In
diana OIL and he is doing a good bus
mess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
COURT NOTES.

Permela T. Bassett has filed SUIT IN
the district court against Mary b. Bos-
set to quiet title 10 a part OF lot g..
block 20. plat i. Salt Lake city sur.
yey
The referees appointed boy the court
10 sell the property involved On the case
OF II. j, Debenham against
Emanuel Kahn and wife have reported
TO Judge Hall that the property was
sold at auction ON Saturday for $1,000
TO the plaintiff In the case. The land
consists OF 2jS acres I'm the south
east quarter Of section 81. township
south, range 1 east.
Heber 3 Smith has filed suit for Of.
vorce IN the district court against Ellen
Smith ON the ground OF cruelty. They
We're married In Logan ON Sept Of
1859, aud have four children. Plaintiff
alleges that his wife has treated him I'm
such q cruel manner ana has such a
temper that he has been rendered UNI
NJ to perform his daily vocation and
support his family lie Is willing that
defendant should have the custody OF
the children and is willing to support
them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
FEDERAL JURORS.
Names Of Talesmen Selected In the L. $,
District Court.

bl1llNl NNNI u
The following Jurors were drawn
yesterday for the November term OF
the T. $, District court
Grand Jury--John A. Henderson,
Logan; NJ. b. Sowles Salt Lake; q, n,
Erickson, Murray; Elijah A. Ellison,
Layton; Granville Gillette, Salt Lake.
William X Farrar Provo, Thomas
Pass Nephl; Carl NJ Nelson Groen-
Vile; p II. Boyer, Springvlle James
" Allen, Smithheld; Alfred %. Hirth.
Salt Lake. John II Linck. salt Lake.
Joseph still, Layton; Edward Stevens
Holden, W. J. Pantu, Union Fort,
John Snyder, American Fork, a. s..
Wenger ogden, Thomas p. Page,
Rlyerton; j. b. Hickman, Stockton. r.
T. Kmball Park City. Joseph WI.
liams. Morgan NJ. w. Butler. Trenton.
Petit Jurv--John Watson. ogden,
p, Il. Davey, Salt Lake; Hyrum Lem
on, Payson, William f. Smedley. Salt
Lake Joseph Waldron, RichvIlle,
Thomas b. Beason, ogden. Charles
Reynolds, Murray; r. X. Hardy Salt
Lake, David h. Beebe. salt Lake,
John W. Geiger Park city James
Knudson Brigham CITY r. i. Rich
ards, Pennington, Francis Mcdonald
Brinton William r. Smith Kaysyille,
Charles II. Sperry Nephl; David Bar
Der Centerylle James Parltns Kays-
VILE; William y, Outcalt, Salt Lake,
NJ. r. Evans. Salt Lake James Gar.
nett Nephi. Stephen HAYS Salt Lake,
John $. Willis, Lghi Charles Logic.
Jro American Fork; William d. Lewis,
Vineyard, Walter G. Lyme Salt Lake.
Levi Norman, Price, j. n. Wilcox
Pennington John II Boyle, ogden;
Chalre H. Bronson, Midway, Isaac
Cummings. Heber; d. NJ. Fisher. Syla-
cuse Joseph r. Game. Salt Lake;
Josiah Carver Plain city John Dix.
ON. Payson, J. NJ. Westwood, Spring
vile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Remarkable Divorce and Mar.
rlage Record Of Mrs Flora Per.
kins Stamps Whitney
WAS FREE FOR ONLY A DAY.
Appeared Ia the Divorce Court on
Saturday and Became a Bride
The Following Monday.

Having three different unomes in
less than two days is the record OF
Mrs Flora Perklns-stamps.Whlmey
who was married to Carl whitney yes
terday, after being divorced from Cor
don Stamps only a little more than
a day When Mrs Whitney appeared
IN the divorce court ON saturday her
name was Flora Stamps She was
granted a decree Of divorce and the
restoration Of her maiden name, Flora
Perkins. 1t appears however that she
was not satisfied with her maiden
name so yesterday she married
again and her name now Is Mrs. Flora
whitney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

IN the criminal division OF the city
court during the month Of October for
which the sum Of 1891 05 IN fines and
iorfeitures. The sum Of 5000 was re-
ceiNed IN fees IT, the civil division of
the court during the month.
The city treasurer reported that the
sum Of 1851 was collected In October
for dog taxes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
MORRIS DOING TIME.
American" Highwayman Gets 100
Days for ysgrancy.

Fred Morris, the suspected would-be
holdup run In bv officer Sperry satur-
day night is not voting the so-called
American" party ticket today as he
was given 100 days IN the city Jail yes
terday afternoon-the time limit for
that bureau Of Incarceration II will be
remembered that Morris and one John
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
is He NATIVE B0RN2
Chinaman Claims He Has Right TO
Remain Here.

Ham Park Chlnaman. was arrested
Saturday IN Ogden by Deputy T. s. Mar.
shall Smythe, on the complaint Of Immi-
grafton Inspector 7. j Longley Ills Of.
Tense is putting up fake claim that ho
is American born, and has a right to be
In this country. Mr. Longley spotted him
Friday and refused 10 accept his ex-
PLANTATION o. his presence here as ne
could produce neither birth certificate nor
certificate " residence.
Ham Is now confined IN the Ogden city
jail awaiting his preliminary hearing.
which Is called for Thursday, Nov. 10, be-
fore L. S Commissioner Maloney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Low Prices Prevail n our LINEN and Domestic DgDsra
menGS, Ghe prices G@I tale OF saving
BED SET OPp0RTUNlTY

JAPANESE HIGH ARR Mt "A bar.
gain We have bed Set In three pieces
made Of ecru col0rcl satin, lined
with China silk and most eXQuisItely
embroidered, IN apple blossoms. This
set was left with us to be sold for $500.
and IL Is worth 20, but by permission
10 is now offered for Grnm nm
only .............. ... FlWWoWW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Flora Stamps Gets Divorce.

Judge Lewis has granted Flora
Stamps a divorce from Gordon Stamps
on the ground OF failure TO provide.
They were married in Pueblo Colo,
on July "a, 1903, and have one child, the
custody OF which was awarded TO plain.
I'M. The maiden name Of plaintiff
Flora Perkins, was restored 10 her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

Henry j. Baldwin. supt City Water
Works Shullsburg Wis. writes: 81 have
tried many kinds of lInIment but / have
never received much benefit until I used
Billiards. Snow liniment for rheumatism
and pains / think n the best linImcnt on
earth. 25c, zoe, SlO0 Sold by u. c. NJ. l..
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Beautiful colorlnas

That are reflected in our NECK
WEAR cannot but appeal to the buyer,
all exclusive
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Tel. l93 1866 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
This
Day In History.
NOVEMBER Sth,
This
NovGMBER Sth,

l6li-John Milton died In Lon.
don; born los
li2-Captain John Byron Eng.
lish navigator and naval
commander. horn. died li&.
liI2 William Writ celebrated
American lawyer and author
born IN Bladensburg. Md!
died 1874.
l192 Nine Roland guiiotlned al
Paris.
Warsaw fell. and the sec.
Cnd partition and nnal eX.
tinction OF Poland followed
lS5l-Captaln Charles Francis
Hall arctic explorer. died,
born 1921
lN-Frands parkman. eminent
American descriptive writer
and historian died at lanai.
CA Plains Boston. born 1904
lS9j-pr. Robert Battey. Orlginn.
tor M the "Battey operation
in surgery. died al Rome
Ga born 1879
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
APRON GTgGHAMs.

MN enls.-one thousand yards apror
Gnshams at to 20-yard lengths. Il
the lengths suit you, take them at &c
yard. They are worth ~ cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Our Fall Winner.

Our Fall Winner.
The HORTON HAT, at $500. represents
style, long wear and little more value
than you pay for.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Tel. 1893. 1860 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Don't Lot This Day in
Your History

Go by without calling at tho News
Counting Room and looking over our
samples Of
ARTISTIC JOB WORK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
GlDGRDoWNS.

Eiderdowns q inch blue. pink ana
gray worth 3jc and Soc now ne
'ily '.f..''.'' ."''.,.,.,,,.,.. UQgD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
OUTING FLANNEL

A drive IN outing flannel 60 bolts as.
sorted patterns, checks and stripes
worth DC, for nI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

LONG CLOTH SPECIAL,
LONG CLOTH SPECIALS. In order
90 reduce quantity we 0ffer two mum.
beers Of bos, quality long cloth,
l2 yard pieces, $500 qualuy& oR
at per piece .,-u.....,...ap ID
Bleach Table Linen Our en-.
Sjc 90 inch wide, this week .... OOC
Huck Towels. i7x82 inch. q
Regular i0c This week only. D Y
70, is yard yoI piece pieces SITS quality &2.1S
lor per piece .,,.,.,,..,,,,. e = olV
UnbIeached Table Linen. Our As
cent So inch dice pattern OK
this week ",,,.,,,,... ..,.,.,,.- = Wv
Linen Huck Towels, lSx3L rDIc
Regular l7kc This week, only Us ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
FRENCH FLANNELS.

Fancy French Flanuels creams and
colors some beautiful things In thI,
'' Today ay'u .." ''' 10 'L ...... SOC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

ODD CLOTHS, 80 cloths. no napkins.
to match lengths from yards to 81
yards Prices from NU to $500 each
One-fourth on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
TOWELS

CREAM TURKISH TOWELS, 2gx5i
extra large size. and heavy, IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
JAPANESE HAND
DRAWN WORK,

Our two previous sales ON these goods
has met with such favor that dupH-
Gated purchases Tor holidays, same
complete assortment an sizes, squares
and scarts, same low prices lic 10 $3.50,
AN prices between
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

TABLE LINEN-Dloe pattern. u.s.
inch wide. regular Csc, OE
now ..'....,,,. .ttt,.,,.,....... q 4O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
THANKS FOR BURIAL LOTS.
REPORTS FILED.

,,o, NY Recorder Critchlow reported
...o' Uere were 29S cases disposed OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
SHEETS AND PILLOW
CASES.

Here is splendid opportunity TO buy
sheets and pillow cases away under
price This Offering is OF our best
goods. not a poor piece en- the lot, and
full sized in width and length.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

LONG CLOTH SPECIAL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
Ginss @reiiss le6ensSefdtrli9er
Stur5.

Sdusr uno lebensseidbrlid perlsbt
uuroe seitern seaen 48 llbr Der
"7S.idbrige 6teamadtr s. .. Camp
ton, elmer Der dltelten gBa9cnarbeiter
Der Staot. GerIslbe itanO in Dieniten
Der Observation-Disclosures q. 8. Sbousr
& 60. in go. 324 81 Martet ctr.
8eliern MorgeIl, als CT ii6 sur 4rbeit
begeben molts, fthrste er imgroseidniie
infolae zines Jsbltritts Die 9elertrsppe
binab. e.ma Is JuB tief, uno bIieb be-
mubtIos liegen. gr ipuroe per Nmbu=
lan5 ms itdotilds 9Oipital 9eidafft,
no man Ieines 4lters wegen oas
SdlimmIis befiirdtet.
9ampton mobrt III go 920 6apette
ctr. unO 1T Der Batter Don 5. 6. Il
Bm. 1amptoa, Snbabern Der 3amp-
ton printing SO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
@ruroeiasntu inns lisbertraouuaen.

Die Connecticut Wutuol 2ife Sniu.
rance go. all 3benoore 0eiuss, 3beil
bon Cots 66-69 in Jlethsr's Oli
0ia Suboipiiion, $500.
Goa M. Babe e. an 6eurD Is.
54raOer, Got 81 III Dennp's 3meitel
groIp,et Str glooition. $500.
Sobn Barmiiibrer al @briIi. Barns
fiibrcr, Got IL, Squars6 in 0ubbaro's
e. Giibolt .NDoition, $4,000.
@briit. gcrmftihrsr an Sobn Barn.
liibrer, oanelbe. $4,000.
Sumes Is. s. Morris all Sophia g
Maibelus. Got | In Nemnan's 5uboipi'
Tion, Bruce ploce Aooition, $500.
0srmanu Is. Martens IN oo,, She'll
bon Got 10. Sruce place gooitlon.
sI125.
0enrp Shwisr, Ysauitraatsr bon
@briaiaa W. Shwier, 8beil oss ito.
mehliden Wiertels bon Section %,
6ownIbip Is, &an9e A, s2975.
gmma .. phelps e. an MarD Is.
pertins. Got 10. Ylof | in Nidol's
WorO Bari Nooition. $1,000.
Wiaiam &. Stepart. NominiItrntor,
an 9llfreo y. iYrown &C.. Got %
&udle Il 0nmlin's Suboibiion Dor
SDniOn's erben gooition, 1925.
Wirt 8. Eorbsi an Yeter GarleD &C.
Got "A, WooorrH's SuboiDiliOn, 3bsil
bon Woorris' Qlboition. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16

Der reide Wi0ras 6djib bate Iid,
einen neuen meiben Mortel aetaufi-
einen feinen Montel, Der an bic bier
1unrert S6ilas lpertb ipar, benn CT
fOnnte iid ods ia erlouben. Ord nod
bate er i'm ni6t brei Sage, ais er an
cinem Nasel bdneen blieb uno ii9 elm
regelredtes Greied in ben Montel riB,
uno 5ipar am 3iiden, mo es gut gu
ieben mar.
llnb bos ipor Dor einam Wonot.
nMiords 9ajib," lagt eillts Sooes
I Sdi6a, ~8u boit elm God in Del
mem M1nieI!"
SD ipeiB bos," enisesnet Mibros
.Wenn Ou es neibt, pdrum ldBt
9u cs nibt itopfen?"
Der Qeute fpeoen," ontporitt Der
@efrogte. Gin God lam beute, ia
eben erit in ben Mantel aeiommen iein
-uno bas 1T etpas, Das ielblt benz
propbeten paiIiren lam, Dem a0nio
Der aOnige. Sin ssiiopfter MunteI
aber 5euet bon Mrmutb unb ih fam
MID nit einem ~geitopften Wiontel bod
nid)t ieben loIenl"
Spra6's uno alma ieiner Mede
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
Grau Mobert JrenuO
crwii6t einen cinOre6sr.

Die Jrau oes @rocerilien Robert
6reunO an galt Str uno WoOOlawn
Qioe. ernies iid lebte Nadt ols cine
mutbiee. miialoilene 6rau uaO Oers
bafiste s~iaeubdnoia einsn @inbre6er.
Gle entoedte pdmli1. oab llnbsfugtt III
oas @eIddftslocal ein%georungsn luartn
uno bs9am ierSentidlonen cine llnter-
Iudung. 8butIddIid fano lie aud in
Dem qacen 2 6remOlinae, junae Bur.
lden, Dor uno lie srpii9te ben einen,
otrm.il Der anoere our6 Die erbroGene
Seitsntbiir snitam.
Grau Grsuno i6leppte Den @efabten,
Der li9 freo Smith nennt, ans 3eles
pbon. benadrihti9ts Die poli5si uno
belt ibreu @eionaenen feii. bis Die 500
tighten ibn in genabriam nabmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
@ntirtlides @nOe
9cs 6ra6tsuss e onSucteurs eOwarb Bar
tbolo.neip.

Na9e Miniean. 10 Meilen pelilid
pom RcadOale. fano wdbreno Der
Gonntao Nadt Der ~38.jdbrias ). ..
Il ~. $ 6rodt3ug . Conductor 80.
maro bartholomew. Der bier III No.
1921 Belt Rem Yort Sir. mobnie,
eIuen jdben. entiebIiden lob.
glls isin 3ug in Rradoalc einllsI,
maro bartholomew bon ieinem 9ame-
raOen Oermibt. Spdier iporO per 3ele'
p6on oemeIOei. oab feline eeide = Der
3opf mar pom Rumpfe g%etreunt Oct
Winioou nebeu benz @eleile aufaefun'
ben mOroen mar. Ghenbar mar Ell
wdhvenO Der 6obrt abashnr3.. @eiisrn
muroe oieeeide bierberaebradt uno Don
ben 9enatiern 6lanusr IL Yudonan
aur gssrOI9uus nab NobIesOius, Us.
ebemaliaem 0eime, acianot. er bin-
ierl0bt nar feline Wittpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
alrn,rIis uas nrtu Ennoe.

9duerin (m CANT nit bern
gauern): so iab--rsdt g'ifiedt Dir
grab timms Der YoOsr sum Ro<
fern"
6 ntarteter e 0 n. en-
@roBbodenheim, Rbeinpfal3, fuurbe Der
27jdbrise 9(dsrer aarI Oiebl lpegen
grunbitiftung Oerbaftet, als er ssrabe
etnsn abgebenben 3ue beIieigsn moIIts.
Der 8erbaftete bate, UNI an ieinen
Gltsrn fir @eripsigsrune ibrer Ginnil,
iigung CUR gsrbeiroibune unb @er=
iogung Der ba5u srfor0erliden Mitttl
&ode gu nebmen. bas sltsrlide On,
tpeisn in Bronb geIebt.
Sn Rem yort fanben Die Sn>
fpeftoren Der Genementbduier iiber
$4,000 Hdume, ipeide peoer 2idt
nod Wentilation batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-16
Sir einsn soIeu 3usd
@irO SeOermann0 asipaIie erbeten,

Die DAMIEN bonn YoyItanoe Der
.Uidchen 0anoarbsits. Shule" unter
yeimng bon Grau i. Ylandaro luer=
Den morgen, Niittpoh, II. 1ebruar,
bon IL llhr Born. bis 2 llbr Nadm.
in Der 3omlinion 5alle gum Belten
TIRES aemeinniibieen Snliitits Elm
Dinner fir @eiddftsleute II. VI. Iers
piren. Die yeiterinnen Der Shale
fino b%etanntIid ae5pun9eu 9etueien, Die
vWlaionic 6al", fir Die Nbbaltung Der
Ndbliunoen etc. III oielem Winter 81
mietben, Nnb ie beoiirfen oesbalb
iinansieler llnterifibung. 9a oies
Oas srlte Mal in 3 Sabr:n 1T, OaB Die
Sdule ii6 an oas Yublitum I'm gei=
bilfs menoet. 1T gu eruarten, Oab oas
Dinner ii6 zines sablreiGsn 3ufpru9s
erIrslen miro.
Der preis bstrdst nur 25c, uno tann
oesbaIb SeOsr iein Gdernein III benz
guten 3mefe beitragen.
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