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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

8nningSiniecftrr, arfiteft Scamp.
nam, og bar foitet l25 900 ar.,
bccrai 100000 ar. er tilpciebragt
pes frtoiGiae @1ocr, meSen5 Statsttl.
lfltSet bar uSgiort $4,000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
9enater til Nrenhal. g[fbebe

Sesater til Arenbal. stfSeoe Srs'
ten Saeobine Serlofion bar peo Be-
itamestte TfiGrfet 10000 ar. til I'm.
b~eritettelie al trGHeertbe Gufer % fa'
herIsic 9srn efter lpfarerbe % barr0-
lctoe gorgere at Irenonl. 9esltoen
bor bum fiGttet 10000 Ser. boiS
8erter uhoeIeS til ire oerSi9e trpns
genoe ufurisrgeoe Damer, bpiS &oor
life iparer til oeres Opbrugelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Wiuocsmerfet for 0ids Siiel o.

WtneCsMGTtet TOT Nia5 Nylla %
2Uer Suitfslot / aisgc utl bIioc ofils.
ret 0cr I0e Gttober, SuitfeIotS Gess-
Aag. Ger har nGret opittaet et Do
bcl / uatrrtiG StsrreIic paa 8Ia6ien
ueo "9torifc 2sOe" % paa 2is8e
EorU. neutrality-suspicious. bar oalgt
Blu0ier pua EisSe Goro uoior 0cn
eItIiQe aigrcbare. raturIiguiS mber
IoruOiPtujng al 9pruoOgts nErlnsre
appreciation Sprirbeligt bno6e man
.Pnft pnu at opitiae oet peb Saoner;
men ou @nm6en ifliloe ptloteres, bill
Sc oct blioe for foitbart. SteHhteaer'
atbci0et er gioet / gutrepriie Ill ia.
3irfits6er Rosmu5ien itofsrer Metal.
Qiutit66er Rasmusieu uofsrer Wfetal'
arbei0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
grrit tit amerifa. aonaen har Ser

t4bc Se6ruar tiIloSt anuS. tbeol. e.
6. Grificn at mobtage 9rGitenieIie
for Derefter Of oecrta9e StiIiuger
iont IrGit Tor Ct. Sobantes bdrife
euonaeIiif .l,ttherte Ietigbeb / Burt
60, Rcbruifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Norcsic III Etprtiuatt. Rrn

NpANNl' :" ~AptAAAbNA" flA NklH
IttarSitmo melocs 6ul 200e Iebanr:
Otter Sn6bpoelie al getitrsicrcnin'
gen boIotes Der iaaar Ct 0fsoe mcS
gIhgor9 for ale. Oct peotog eriten.
mig isla9nbe S~e1rcenSeIie til Stor.
tinqet: "SmfriHq 400 itemme6eretti.
NeSe MGnS % apirNer al ole politi.
ife Sartier, iamIsoa til Is0e ! ari'
itinnsmnb SEN 19Se 6e5ruar, u0taIer
! GnleSning 1f Sen mtoGrea0e pofiti.
ife SituatioH, at ri al Stortinget for.
renter 5ithcS / SauSelien at 8eracs
berettpeOe arGp % at Oct. ipm M pr
oppe. irar % uoen 8atIeu giennem.
igres paa @ruuHlopens 8umo. gi
crtIGrer os bereSte til at noe atbpert
Sffer. JON maa til for at betrpaOC
port 6~Goraauos Se!oitGnSig1eS oa
bapSe bets &et o. sGre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

gmnS / @aase. Yaa 8aarSen Saa'
fenitao / @aage neSbrCriote Torlescrt
Iag StreSien. Tsrfeihten icn itco
tun 7 aleit fra Suncoieu Intfcoes BET
eca at reSbc, ifisnt Der life ianotes
@anb. Mtan site Sne pa1 saocu %
reooeoe oarpeo Nabobuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

so gar. 8orbrpereiibe Soritar.
ser Tor aisberbacns Nopisutions.
IfoIe, Carl q. 3. Sdnart8 igtbte Dem
27be Ssbrliar so aar, Sr. 3. Del.
iager enonu meo 9ip og TMtigbeo !
llnoerotsuingen oeo Raoigationsfo.
lftt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Gicnoomsiale. Sorpaqter Wtpainl

GicnoomSialg. Sorpaater WtpNiub,
@rlnspnllq, bar fisbt Den enfelebns'
orcpinbe SdniinIit5ifp De Dtlidrocil
tilbsren0c gienoom "2lm6sgnar6" |
gjeperifoo 5oQu, asge, for $4,000
ar. @eirtning og SIoert0r meoisI'
ger.
8o0scicr 2ugotrt bar cftet tit
fcrt ~2orIpScroc ioiat "2pngbpgaaro'
uc0 @rabmo til SoiiGgermciter,
RitnGtcr 8oLff SneSerfi @rMels
bolm pau SiTaano. Iii "Spnptp'
Qnuro" hsrer 800 Tor. Guno utcS %
l6r. 6nrtfsrn. &iebeiummn er tisl.
ge "gl1rb. glmt5t." 10000 Sir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
conner AT RorssS Grfaraou.

GGe GpIpsaiHssr aHaalelhe oeuns gr'ur'
iion, Ter aisaar ira J}Iau.applts ben 2los
Wat erbcIbes pso 6%cHognosIie pericuIis sler
iiriiilis til rUpsSi s'rs'rrsu. sarl arieot. 10
5tb Ctr. 60, sasr z. o Giitab, 500 lit aps
Co., RMneapplls, giIuH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
srebt unser ct Sra. Sra sfanser.

bora melseS Sen 22be Sebutar. GF
rIbre @one / GrIerita, 9HeIs 81.
renieu. fom igaur ulpfteIig al Gage,
ioet ct Srr i en- Sapc ioIbt oper pon
bam % fo9iteSc ham ioaIeoes, at ban
Ssoe to Stner cfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Sal / Srunobiemsiiorscu. geS 9,

Sal / SrunoBjemsfiorsen. ge0 go.
0anesiet paa Sr.bereen TT man fors
leOen Dag, efter boa0 Chr. aor." be.
retter, / @ornette cit Ucrttobel Sal.
Zen bar Az @Ien lang. 8oruene
por uot,rrligpiS fuloitGnbie ~ebeIogte.
2ltten 0taro bar bebipIpelig meo at
fon SEN ilnr6 iommen meo @ornene.
Get ipGre @rIt blep aobuet, % man
fanot ire itore Iepenoe uuger / Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

@aarocn gpSal, iom bleo iaa banrSt
rainmet at llIpffen ! Seen, bar fanet
0epartenlcntets EilklSelie til at lore.
taar no lloififtning indrsit maIigt.
Zen ital uoisres paa Bet OiiettIiges
gefoinrins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu.
pftrttp IfaI IeSe llSiftftutugen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
ge arbeibslsies Sou.

&c drbftosIpfeS S0B. Ura WrHtI'
aria neIoes ben 20be 6ebrpIar: Ct
8o9 pau 5000 o~rbeiosIsie bar ibaa
trutfet aiennem 8a0erne. 9epIta'
TONER ira benz mobto8es al aonum,'
nalbeitprcIienS 8ormanb, Stortbin9s'
prGiibenteu % Acknowledgements
alt forlsb roligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
!Sra Uoree.

Taa 9~iaebammer inDpieoes forle-
ben ct npt @nmIebiems iom bprer
9opnet "5ogeo Soriter os Snitrls
WtinSe" efter 8ioerte al ben pGient.
lige gnlRgsfapital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Sra Danmarf.

GirnSomsbanSlsr. Zen "Sinss"
er al gieren Sans Rieiien bpttet meo
en gntreprersr R. Senien | 2etnptg
~tiIbsrerhe @pgring. "Siuos" er iai
til III 900 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

SGbs Strife ifaI undertakes en-
itsrre Smbpsring, ser oiI tage Re-
item Of garst. Oct tore MiSiionshis
/ gpen or i Scn anleSHirg blsoet for'
Iunct mee gHter % auoet a%irfcinoet.
tar og oil al GrooIt Riiaer ! glbGt
Blue inooiet til aitbsticnitItg Brig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
sal Eteno o ~
titiatss eHer fiusie.

WsuttsJ,wrufye uue-r -CHges'. "gtlsts-. I'll.
aIss- "a -eft,rFpsrs sipls fOfttr 80 9sHts foe Is Ots
fer hprr ssra. % 10 S.nis pr. Orb fer att ioa apsrs
hie,r ~ Orb. aserttsteuisHttr tue'aats We tar Hs1s
trt ESQ 20 Gents, ktaae mdd ufrastJesiI HsshttIe
aEs ethnatRssr. TttlsaHsr ia tffs Al basists hI
iEaa GUNNER.
% stsHabsdtbus tOftr rs Stufs ~ staiI.
esp Cre aisg ct 9iHis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
StDrmcns Seriinser. Sra gattel

StOrmcnS SsriiHser. Sra gatteu.
fi0r0en ifriOer "DugSpOiten"s aorres
ipon6ent: Man taller % Ifriuer ON
Stpgpeir, ntert @agen til De itbite
Cages 8eir bar ri life bopt / WanSS
Winoe. Ser / 8ottcrfiorser bar
Stormen onrettct ooifiuig Sfooe. 3
Stobur og ct Rslt er blpit operenoe
% mal1ge Sustug CT blet beifaoiget /
itsrre cuer mitore 8ruo. S De libite
to 0s9n er ser faIot en- Weter Sne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

Z itiaigs. 49, 5drm pdd 200 acres;
aGittR ait ilaot; 40 Heres t 8tutergrroe
os alpser asttu gseiiog. Mal ira Germ.
bdneiiatlou 30 9Rti IRA 81. gaul; / 81 vel
~lettist 3tiu,tt. Bjl lrlae btuIat. Strtp ttL
GtsreH Wig. Ssppiou. 2425 2sos aus. &c.,
gItnHe1putis, y1inu. 5s.2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
.SanaeiunOs mpe @feieri, Ser

irenrsooet peo Ell Soummilutnhlg
mcllem SauaeiuHoS 90 &orpeitao
eafuIe Weierier, er MI lat / Drift.
anI0gset. iom er ct al De iterte / lit
SIaas / 2nnbet, foiter ca. 10000
Scr. SmiGtningen or MI 1,T50,000
Otter aarlig men bercGncS meb Set.
beS at hAnne Sripes op til 3 Milios
NOR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

Sttiatss. gtpt SHs mec 9 It re
S9re.Ier, geo SrsRo, "gtitsra". 4a0e.
bpanirg fpr o Seiir ps 4 Slsr TDH'ebus os
8sgnltur. 8 Were 5om pad CT gtan Ctr,
Trtorab. SRIats b,lig, ON Saupsl tan lie
itrur. o.. VI &etbp 3seorab, 3a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

TiiSaiae.-8amle 8nptoHs Cart,
- usrt, 40 geres. III vii uoreeHfur Teco.
rah. Rpt Sns o. 2ass. "a reg pil rsiie
I'll Bdibtustsu. pl Ieg iGlSe btutgt oeriom
SaHbsl Tier mart. guca Rpgs 9erorab.
Soma. 5000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
TiIiales

TiIiales - Smeeeihpp meo fuiot
Bepgr Of Smeoes pa GHeoier.8 softaber
"a ct MT gus meo 8 8er.litr suo Barn %
"a Acre Got Sattre, BiuHeitett 80.
Aian bsupsnoer fig I'll 6. c. Sortuu. 3scO-
rab, Fsssite .. 5s12
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
ajcrebeiftr tilialas.

ot PIANO sllsr eft erielt pei lem Mar
goutIe. uel opor1tteoe, tan tlsres eUtei
elsr | Spduo, psisr 100 Ruuo buer. &ri.
len CT rImetia. ga be mad ipIas5 mart. gen.
ueH4 9tm ti 9bds. z Cabin paa 6Grntsu
] 8fi DEBORAH, slsr "TRIP III ban. Bog POI.
GecoyGh Soma. 56b2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
. ftn tiIialas. la Ncres.

- q" FttFUtHS' IJU NtlVS' .
y Yh nom ipr DEBORAH. Ggt pus GA
"Sara" % andre sooe ~llobplHiuaer. . As 90
pr. Gcre. ops SauoeI Her iiror. Tan Sc te,
SIsr, 90. aoru % rnoel Ma ltiaer meoieI G.
6 20 600 %tputaut. 3ielteu III 8 pGt Hente.
EBiaa % astes tr, ueo eH opporcuos 8u I
grpmu g., Diiau, tilialas. Siuo eIer
htnpeno Tent I'll u. J. Huon Secornh
Soma. SIS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

"SSea Hgrer en- TOR Spmsathi ios
busrt itaiiels STtr ior irTrie Grille,
so cGrre hans EIlfrIoe er. 10 mere
trRuQer gau Ill Spmgnrbl OF en- hlGl'
penoe SGanC. san lrGnger The
Murray Cure frsmior alt. 9eHEs
oil aieHgtpe BAN AaHj TorHEit %
gcpc Ne.b.so. The Murray Cure
bar giOrt 5uieHoer al gtGHo lgtis.,ge.
pa 0et itui pGre mig Ell 8lGoe at
blFlpe andre. - eCWgH gtarrdp.
Sfrtu eftsr uor lille &og Der ienbeS
len Rhemplet arHVpipt.
Sc, ipm tommer al 3ritltH'ct. Ian
teieeroiers, 90 Vi itai mpoc oam pdl
S]tagipusH Uteu GmtunUua.
6dcrsRar: sltpusapslis 9satRal
% SHbaHt.
Murray Cure Institute
1919 Nieollet Ave-. Minneapolis, MINI.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

G.arut titiaias. - so gcrss /
y Secttou "a. Diaotiou Gppuihtp. Git
Fsrite siasies gauo, Booe gpaEtHser. Rtn.
Osubs BGnb. 8m. T. alien, 3scorah 5a.
b4b3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

rr.armlans tiifaiss isssars gaisraeo. ueusSsst
gpEbbuno "a t,t kehaatilgtrr GiTuIat, Tr'lga
SfaHhIEaptr. aeg ,r glGsttH Tor tSr, Itlfrto tou9
%. OLSON. Lamar, Colorado.
Evening star., 1905-10-01
DIDN'T BUY THE IDOL

CHE was an American, she was in Paris,
- and she had all the money to spend
that feminine heart could desire Naturally
she having the time of her life
One morning she turned off the Rue de las
PaiX, into an inviting-loolling art-shop, and
soon was inspecting Rodin bronzes, Lalique
jewels, drawings by Daumier, and other all
but-priceess things. Yet was she not salts
fed. till suddenly she espied something in a
dim corner
That japanese idol over therel" she
exclaimed. "W What is it WORTH"
About half a million francs, madam, ;"
answered the bowling salesman. "He is the
proprietor"
Evening star., 1905-10-01
SOME QUEER WILLS
By George Bancroft Griffith

filed in the office of the register of wills for
Luzerne County, in the city of Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania, and is as follows
Emily R. Miner is my heir. SARAH K.
MINER"
1t was written on half-sheet of note-paper
with lead-pencil, and bears no date. The
testator was the daughter of Charles Miner
who was celebrated in the literary annals of
Pennsylvania seventy-hve years ago. He was
a friend and co-laborer with Colonel William
Stone, the New York historian. His daughter
died in 1874, aged eighty years. She was
blind, and in her younger days was a writer
of poetry that was widely read. She was
known as The Blind Poetess," and is promi-
nently mentioned in Pecks History of
Wyoming"
The will was found among her papers some
months after her death. 1t was in an envelop
inscribed: Read this when | am dead" 1t
was held to be a good and valid will (athough
it transferred considerable property, and was
admitted to probate. The legatee was favor
ite niece of the deceased woman's.
X
A farmers will was presented for probate
tit in old days. to an archdeacon. He
found a name scratched out. The widow
stepped forward and explained: Il tells you
how he be, sir. When we comes to look into
Lne WILL we see IlJy POUNDS leIt TO Onn w neeler
What's he got to do with masters money!
says l. So gets a knife and us scratches him
out, and that's just how he be, sir"
X
The following is the copy of will left by
who chose to be his own lawyer: This
the last will and testament of me, John
Thomas. give all my things to my relations,
to be divided among them the best way they
can. NIB. If anybody kicks up a row, or
makes any fuss about it, he isn't to have any
thing"
1t is not generally known that among the
legacies which the corporation of Trinity
Episcopal Church. New-Yorll city, long has
had in charge, is one made years ago by John
Leahe. He left one thousand pounds with
the following instructions:
i give and bequeath unto the rector and
inhabitants of the city of New y ork, in COM
munion of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
in the State of NewYork, and their successors
one thousand pounds lawful money of said
State to be by them put out at lawful interest
and the annual income thereof to be laid out
in two-penny wheaton loaves of bread, and
distributed every Sabbath day, in some
part of said church, after divine service in the
morning to such poor as to them shall appear
the most deserving"
The distribution is made at St. Tohn's
Chapel.
Evening star., 1905-10-01
BRIGHT'S DISEASE, DIABETES
AND OTHER KIDNEY DISEASES

Irvine K. Mott, NJ. D., of Cincinnati, Ohio well and
fayorably known for number of years in that city
a specialist for the of kidney disorders,
will be pleased correspond with persons suffering
from Brights Disease, Diabetes or any Kidney trouble
whatever either in the first, intermediate last stages
DR. Mott says, my method arrests the disease
though it has destroyed most of the kidneys, and
preserves intact that portion yet destroyed The
medicine | neutralizes the poison that forms
toxine that destroys the cells the tubes OF the
kidneys"
Dr. Mott will give his expert opinion free those
who will send him a description Of their symptoms
Correspondence for this purpose should be addressed
to Irvine X Mott, NJ D., 3OI Mitchell Building, Gin
cinnat, Ohio.
Evening star., 1905-10-01
PIMPLES AND BLAcKHEADS
REMOVED In ONE NIGHI-SENT ON TRIAL

Nine Mtchell's Beauty Mask, a recent
invention, is the only scientific method
of treating the cOmpleu on. This Mask is
worn at night and will positively remove
Tan, Sunburn, Red Face, Wrinkles
Freckles, Pimples, Blackheads, and all skin
imperfections from one to three nights.
Warranted absolutely harmless and en-
dorsed by medical profession. For short
time only to advertise my 81. 80 Beauty
.nr.A il z. aGdrnsa InraIAai ID
Evening star., 1905-10-01

upon receipt of 80 stamps silver and not salts
factory will cheerfuy refund you No
wishing improve her looks afford to be without It,
Send to-day. Lady Agents Wanted With Each Beauty Mask
Valuable Formula Developing The Bust from
to inches. Nine. Francis Mitchell, sol Park Square,
Marshall Mich
Evening star., 1905-10-01

The cumbrous verbiage of the law has its
uses, no doubt; but it requires good deal of
labor and spending of time, and with all its
repetitions it does not always succeed in making
the meaning manifest, preventing dispute
Here is a specimen of last will and testa-
ment which is perfectly ineligible. and shows
in how few words dying persons wishes can
be expressed-and expressed legally too-in
glaring contrast with the will of p. T. Barnum,
which covered seven hundred pages of foolscap,
and wherein he divided ten millions among
twenty-seven direct heirs.
This will, perhaps the shortest on record,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04
BAD NEWS FOR REPUBLICANS.
Councilman Wood Is Angry and De,
feetions Reported everywhere.

Councilman Wood is sore. He Las
given II out repeatedly that he is about
the only Republican left in the coun-
ell. and he doesn't think he has been
fairly treated by Chairman Hanson
and the Republican city committee.
Without consulting Mr.. Wood at all. a
list OF Republican judges of election
was made out and submitted to the
council. The men on the list were
elected, too. Hence Mr.. Woods sore
ness.
1t was reported yesterday that he
had called on Chairman Hanson and
expressed in vigorous terms his resent
ment. Following his plain talk. il is
reported that Mr.. Wood resigned as
chairman of his district and gave il out
cold that the party need not look to
him for any further work. 1t was not
POSSIBLE to confirm the reports last
night, but it was admitted in Repub-
iican circles that Councilman Wood
had practically taken his things and
departed from the councils of the
party
The detection Of Mr.. Wood was not
the only Republican grief yesterday.
From every part Of the city came re-
ports that the work the Republicans
have been doing along the line that thu.
only way to defeat Thompson was 10
vote for Lynch had failed in its 2ur-
pose. There was a feeling very close
TO panic around headquarters over this
news, for the Republicans had banked
on this feature of their campaign.
Only the other day at a meeting I'm
the Third ward Revenue Collector Cal
lister-WhO says he is not i'm politics
is said TO have announced that Lynch
would have as good as an even thing
in the First Second and Fourth wards
and that the party was depending upon
The Third TO Offset the possible Amer,
lean plurality in the Fifth The idea
of Lynch carrying the Third at all i'm
pressed the meeting as a bit of humor,
intentional or otherwise but the Re
publicans were very much enthused
As evidence of their enthusiasm some
bets were posted. though the other side
was required 10 give odds, that Lynch
Continued on Page 5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04
BAND WAGON CAMPAIGN
ROUSES THIRD WARD
Democratic Orators and Musicians Hold Score of
Open Air Meetings.
Second Ward to Be Visited This Afternoon and EVeningRe-
ports From Every Corner Of City Are Of AccessiOns
TO Democratic Ticket

Slick on East Flint South street.
The handsome home was filed with
enthusiastic Democrats and friends Of
the cause. and the gathering went
long way towards dispelling the idea
that Democrats are few and far be-
tween in the Fifth precinct. And the
speakers fairly outdid themselves, too.
Among the number were Judge O.
W, Powers, Judge Thomas Marioneaux,
Mayor Morris, John S. Critchlow, 10
seph T.. Game and W. II. Bramel. The
talks were earnest and effective. II
was pointed out i'm unmistakable terms
that the people who are awake 10 the
best interests of Salt Lake City viii
vote the Democratic ticket next Tues
day,
Mrs. o. Z. Groshell, jr., and Miss
Kitty Bowring added greatly TO the
pleasure of the evening by recitatiOns.
Later refreshments were served. The
rally was in charge of Mrs. Groshell
and was presided over by Mrs. Thomas
MarioneauX. Ward Chairman John w.
Arnup opened the meeting with a good
talk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04

William Spry of Grantsyille, chair
man of the Republican state commit
tee and deputy in the management of
the Salt e'City campaign 10 Reed
SmoOt Of Provo, is very busy these
days. Mr.. Spry is occupied as a DEM
onstrator. He is demonstrating that
Lynch has a better chance of election
than Morris. Mr.. spry is combining his
attention TO Mormon Democrats, but
argument is based on a set of figures
which gentlemen whom he has APP
preached declare Spry says unqualified
ly are the result of the Democratic
canvass and come from the Democratic
headquarters. According to Sprys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04
AFTER YEARS OF SEARCH.
Plant for Production of Vulgar Pho.
tographs Seized.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-The largest plant in
the United States for the production of
vulgar photographs has been discovered
in this city. and its business broken Up
by the police.
Tho secret service of the postal depart
ment has for several years been seeking
the place where thousands of obscene
pictures come from, and today. with the
assistance Of the local police, they found
il at l32 Milwaukee avenue, and the pro
pTictor Thomas Collins, was arrested and
sent to jail i'm default of 5000 bail One
hundred and twenty thousand obscene
photographs and negatives were seized.
and Just as the place was raided a de-
livery Of 1e.G0 card mounts for pictures
was made BY a local house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04

we have been working and because OF
which / have not felt it wise TO give
out the result of the canvass"
Mr. Spry was asked yesterday by a
Herald reporter why he was circulating
this set OF fake figures with which he
is seeking to deceive Mormon voters.
He said he got the figures from Re
publican worker in the Third ward
who told him they came from Demo-
cratic headquarters.
Mr.. Spry said he would see the man
who gave him these remarkable figures
and telephone The Herald what he had
to say about it. At O'Clock this morn
ing Nj. Spry hadn't reported.
II is expected that Mr.. Spry Of Tooele
county viii have a new method of dem
onstration for Lynch figured out by
this morning.
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q T. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3, IL p. m.
. All is quiet here. There is no at
tempt at holding professions and
the Cossacks patrols are everywhere.
Shops have been barricaded and rail-
way communication With the frontier
has not yet been restored. The news
Iapers will appear tomorrow and the
electric lighting plant here has again
been in operation.
Today Count Witte and Prince ObO-
lensky received the leaders of the pro-
gressive constitutiOnalist party, includ-
ing prominent members of the munich
pality.
Anti-Jewish disorders are reported
from Theodosia, where a number of
Jews and others were burned 10 death.
In d revolutionary outbreak in Kos
trum many were killed or wounded.
Rioting and anti-Jewish outrages Oc-
CURED at SaTatoff, where many shops
were plundered A bomb was thrown
during the conflicts between rioters and
soldiers. and several were killed or
wounded.
A dispatch from Rostoff-on-Do
gives the official figures of Wednes-
days rioting as thirty-fOur killed and
l59 severely wounded.
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Get MILL CREEK
FOR THE CITY
Splendid Achievement of Mayor Nor
ris' Administration.
DEAL WITH THE FARMERS
VALUABLE ACQUISITION TO THE
PRESENT WATER SUPPLY.
DEAL WITH THE FARMERS
= WO million gallons Of Mil creek wa

= WO million gallons Of Mill creek wa
ter day at the lowest season OF tie
year vii. flow into the mains Of
a deal made yesterday between the Mill
Greek farmers and the city administra-
ton.
This achievement is in line with the pc!
icy of Mayor Richard p. Norris and nIs
advisers to secure all the water possible
from Mill Creek Big Cottonwood and
Little Cottonwood The deal consum-
mated with the Mill Greek farmers yes
terday is of special value to the city. foc
the reason that Mill creek is but three
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Democratic" figures the city stands:
American. 800: Socialist. 1000.
After showing these figures Mr.. Spry
assures the man on whom he may be
working that the only way 10 beat
Thompson is TO vote the Republican
ticket. an argument that might have
some merit if the figures were not false.
Chairman MaFtineau OF the Demo-
cratic committee was shown these fig
ures yesterday. He said thar. so far
as revealing the result of the Demo-
cratic canvass, they We're absolutely
false. You can't make that too
strong he declared. The Democratic
canvass shows a plurality for Morris
greater than that BY which he was
elected two years ago. But there is q
considerable doubtful vote on which