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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
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System OF the ':ss5'se-.n
The University Of Utah includes ,He
School Of Arts aud Sciences, the State
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School
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
The School OF Arts aud Sciences offers
courses in;
i--General Science.
2-Liberal Arts
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Normal School Offers
IA iour-year Normal Course.
.2-Adyanced Normal Course.
3-Course In Kindergarten Training
THE SCHOOL OF MINES.
The School Of Mines oiFsrs courses In;
Mining Engineering.
2-Elec,rlcal Engineering.
3-Civil Engineering.
i--Mechancal Engineering.
5-Chemical Engineering.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
A Preparatory school Is maintained
which gives preparation for the course
In GeHe--l Science. Liberal Arts,
Engine rg, Law, Medicine and
Business.
Graduates from the eight grades Of
the public schools are admitted 10 the
Normal SCHOOL, but year Of high
school work be necessary Tor admission
10 the Preparatory School.
New buildings, excellent facilities,
splendid equipment
No tuition is charged, hnt an annual
registration Zee Of ten dollars lie required
Registration, September 18th and 10th
Instruction begins September 18th.
Catalogue ana illustrated booklet
sent Tree upon request 10
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
salt Lake City, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

Tmea p,irons sh,uli hear in mint
that We close the forms aud ~ NJ
Thursday afternoons AZ advertisements
aud other matter Tor publication should
be- 10 our office not later than wedncs-
Gay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

If that salary ordinance is to
20 into effect during the coming
administration some one had
better get busy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01
Delinquent Notice.

Upton Irrigation Co. No There
are delinquent on the following desert.
bed stock, on account OF assessment
levied on the sth day Of January. 1905,
payable June 8l,l0O5, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
resnectfve shnreholders "A fnllovs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-09-01

The Riverside resort saloon at Ogden
was looted early Saturday morning, and
plumber to the amount oi3l5O In value
was carried away. This included about
$40 in cash, which was taken from the
ill., The thieves also gOt away with
practically all the liquors aud cigars in
the establishment which were Of any
value. Jugs were pulled out and
emptied Of their contents A big pistol
kept under the bar, also disappeared, and
in fact practically everything Of value
which was In the saloon excepting Ebeer
and liquor in big casks. The bartender
Robert Prlngle, states that he closed
the place about o'clock In the morn
ing. About noon when the place was
reopeued, the fact that II had been loot
cd was revealed Thelosk on the back
door was broseu 80 as to permit easy
entrance.
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frey found himself so reyolted by his
sin that he longed to be ceansed from
Ms But the thing was done, 10 he
icleansed from It? That meant to be fo y,
given forsit, Why should heshpwN { could "
he be forgiven! III And now he was look
ling 1T tho memory3of Stella and, ~ f.sis
mother with another light upon them
And with that no was no Longer tbs
chief actor In thc scene, y was no
longer for him alone hat the sun rose
md set nut those Wometl sitting AZ e.
home in the dark OF his SInisdoing, lllltt
9protelted broken hoarted, they were tho
ones that slgnined, He had I. been age mad,
no felt. mad from the moment 3of the
discovery OF Banistel's act 70 the'mo
lment or the lifted arms the8 bio blow,
The winter52crept on, the flliSiwinter
az living gl,apo.g At last the iEht Of
spring was Ii, the air even Of the prison
yard. Pleasant 1t was, he knew from
Stella IS last letter, looking out Mo Win
Bdows Of that cottage by the. Sf,ea over
tho wide tpmult Of waters IN shimmer-
Ing blue md silver, blue heaven arching
over, the plane melting at last lln3 far
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and go back to the older things, the
old love. believe in you; you arc
human, but you arc also angelic. trherei
is ono thing regret wlthsno remedy.
Bthougll-thel other. "
"Oh, yes, your mother!bb
"sl,e must never iinoN.'ii x d "
* s--..,Oh, oh! VI How is ~ q 10 be helped
Ss3i'YouE viii 4 60 TO another place, e far
or, Yolrthealtll can be the plea. III she ~
has enough for yollz both to live, ana
when come out i shall have a trade, u
no said, laughing bitterly, he Will
soc no one Who knows & She seldom
reads tile papers Size can think I have
gone on the yacht and l8shi p7wreck Will.
account for5,nS' q bsence and rescue from,
Il desert island In the south seas WIN
explain my home coming VIII 1t work r.? y
sit WY have to-, said Stella, for to
know tho truth would K ~ her. On, J.
wonder that 1t docs not Kill me- And
then there had been agpnized partlng,,
and 1t Is doubtful Il Godfrey still thought
the game was worth the candle when
he went into the dark. Bs3lt sss 81 *
y But as soon as she could command her
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horizons Of blue mystery. But 1T was
not for him. He hoped at last that
there might be something like peace for
those that waited there. Tho convicts
had come from the chapel and were re-
turning to their cells. The chaplain had
told them OF the meaning Of Palm sun
/ day and OF the palms once thrown In
the way of Him who went: up to Jeru-3
salem for the last great sacrifice, and
had said thnt the next time he spoke to
them It would be on the morning that
syrbolised the Resurrection, tho rising.
4 Of the soul toward Cod. the casting off
of the mortal body and mortal sin, and
he ilnplored them to let 1T bring to them
the resurrection Of their better selves
the lifting OF their souls leavenward,
the sacrifice Of the rest n of their lives
to the powers that work for righteous
ness. 35a s 5ss n jsS
There were only a II few hearing or
needing the speaker. The rest were
silently busy with the question of Nan-
Welt, who had tina t morning crowned 70
long series Of abuses ~ m llnprovokctl
act Of brutality toward n man. who. turn-
ing his ankle, was fol, q moment unable Unable
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10 frsc, oe IsI 5sed bee

Y to keep step, Secret signals wero pass
ling among them. and they were no
sooner t,ut Of the chapel than they broke
the lpckstep and yanvelt was down, But
In that Instant Godfrey towered over
tho PROSTATE man and3b the suddenness
of his act and by the fact that the gay
defiance Of his bearing In the beginning
had madeshm Il fayorlte With the men,
and because IT was known that Tho him-
self had suffered from5the keepers cruel
$ty, for q moment or two he held them
back. nstonishel and irresoute. Men,
lie shouted, nov Is our time to be even
with him! What do we think the
hest things In the world Liberty, light,
Is free air, free breath! Who says they
are not ours already when We have
the power, to give them to this man?
We have 1t IN our power to tread him
Into the dust like a worm under foot.
#orSg We can give him life and light and
liberty, free; air, FREQ breath Those
things are ours, we conyicts and prison
5crs, to give and 70 give nnwi's
the mon, swaSTd for an instant. res
covered themselves and with s. yell sprallg
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growing in the face from love and
sacrifice, And every day md every
night she prayed with her prayer for;
Godfrey that she lnight he forgiven.
the deceit she Spracticed for the sake
iof tho love in, it. For how could sho..
FTeDd his mothers 4 heart by letting her!
know that she had l,roughtln murderer,
into tho world, and "a murderer rejoiolns.
In his deed? trheresY but one So It's,
faction in her III e- tho fact tl,ats the
practice Of this deceit put her, In her y
own mind, on n grade that al lowed her
no scorn forgany other SIM y h
She never went "a SEQ Godfrey not
only Aecausa the mother kpeWN II hat She
had no peoplp of slier s own to make g.
Rprotence III visiting. but because sGeoffreS;
positively forbade. heE. til come. iieSwa as
Unwilling that she stloula see him ~
the garb Of his y egrada ton. AZ fire.
sauentlyi as she fmight she wrote to- hln;,
( now and then he wrote to her. a And
stir the mother kept up her MOI AZ
tor the son that was wrecke ed, n hut not
/ the mourning She. VI olld have made had
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the SUM- And he suddenly felt sorry
for Banister, i s4s 315lz
y IT, was a little seed, but like the
tree Of fable, 1t, grew and grew and be- e.;
came 4 q mighty thing to him, TIL Its,
shade mingled 18th the prison shade and
filled the place with gloom. Not all at
once, but by & low degrees, hat bright
brow Of his clouded, that efiant smile.
went out. as a spark d les in ashes The
tread lost its elastic spring. He be-
came, as It seemed TO him, a: black mote
swimmlngfinGb laclness. The enormity,
OF his sin pursued him, grew and grew.
like the genifee, loosed from the jar. and
him, never left i him.. was nothing
that he would have given life itself to
4 be free ifrsm It, for. life was OF no more
{Nalne to him now than q pinch Of dust
ne. / I; was he, who had betrayed fflend-
ship, who had robbed Banister: Of Il
3the joy -or caYth va and " slowly & slowly
8hes went. down into the black depths Of
SELF aba ement.l sss (. Il q i
Such IA complete reversal Of feeling was
something to overthrow every. other
habit of thought, and fall at once Geof-
I y
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from gang to gang his tyranny ana 'ls cruelty
having put him more than ~, once In
danger. "a Often he reprimanded Godfrey
Swith5no reason. Once, indeed D he struck
him, Geoffrey's lifted arm W Y of
the blow. Then he was punlshed for5
resisting the officer, But lt2Inllssfmntll.ei
little differenee the sense That lhe Ind
served Banstert q 81 BANS csc y 'tN
carried him along as II hp were still
nStlie top OF the wave N IL
was q little thing hat made the s first !!
stir DR. Gl,ange In Geoffrey's feelings hat
brought him III "a measure to laimsele,,t
"a bird, blown ~ the wind orgS chased
BY an enemy, haa dashed ltself against
tho bars az his cell Mad hung * tl.ere'
caught like M ny I In VA web and slhnd
died OF the mprlsonlnent; The little tl
bird, which had all the Liberty ~ the
air, which was embodied freedom. sud
denly shlled (; offres,s heart with wild
pity for himself, And when, the bird
hung dead he remembered that Ranisters
also had been cat Off from, light and air
IN that place Whege they u ever see
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He betrayed me-, ruined me. ruined you,
But as for disposing of what was left
OF him that is absurd What did III
want OF himi after the lying life ofl
his was gone? Some medding fool hid
1T. It may be, or some young doctors
found 1t and used It for dissection, us
he deserved. ! am sorry for for you. I
am bitterly sorry to be shut off from you
just as you are the most that is TO be de-.
sired Well. 7 shall go into the dark;
you will stay in the light; but tho
game has been worth the candle. They
will find me guilty OF .manslaughter,
and by and BIZ shall finish my sem cnce
and come to you. 1t may be YOU will
have outgroWn me, have forgotten me,
have no use for me. : N S3 81
'Geoffrey!n she cried in the midst.
of her sobs.
Perhaps now you a re amazed. an m;
gcred bewildered \ you shrink from me
n trifle; You feel with a sort OF loa thing
that there is blood upon my hand -
.'Oh. Geoffrcy!'' she cried "a gain: But
she knew that what he said was true.
E.Eg..By5 and BY he went on, that will
be changed, You VIII forget the nearer carer:
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self she found It easy to persuade the
mother to move the little place by the
seashoro after the letter Of farewell
came from Godfrey as II he were on the
yacht for n new trip in tropical waters.
1T was pleasant. the mother said, to
gaze over the sea on which he sailed
And then Stella began to live the new
and lonely life, Knowing it was q lie
and seeing that one sin produced another
with fatal multiplication, but accepting
teal for Geoffrey's sake, sinner or
not, for the love OF his mother. the In
nocent woman who had taken her sons
young wife into her heart, and who
must not be allowed to know Of her sous
guilt. Then came the long delay, tho.
rumors Of wreck. the talk Of it together.
day after day. night after night. with.
her heart breaking over a great wrecK: :.
the hard settling down to the long and
weary waiting life And slowly the
years crept by Their little income.
met their little wants. And she saw
herself growing older, and feared lest
IL Godfrey had loved only Il the fai i face
he might find nothing left to love wien VIII,
he came home Unconscious Of the beauty
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.she known the truth3of his sadder wreck.
4 Up In the great North Penitentiary
the prison bell through the duskiof tho
winter morning changed the prisoners to
their work Many a dark day dawn,
the air tingling with cold had Godfrey
obeyed Its SUNNI ons, with hundreds Of
sullen convicts before and behind him;
and not all the monotony, the dull and
deadening routine, the blanching prison
darkness had 4 taken the Spring out Of
his step. the cheer from hisaface. Many
a morning Of splendid sunrise, too, had
he filed out with the. others, and he had
not needed st he L Ii ght and color to make
him feel that it was goodtto live, even
though It were between II those four stone me
walls. !. u isttst I'M 3i 81. Ss 3, 99 III G.
Az At first this demeanor Of his puzzled
the on cials tof the prison; they could
not understand the mood Ittof niind4iti1at
made manssteps htly4 here Presently
Ivelt,5 ii pa$rticulaf & sFRho chance e
annoy prisoner wEosss +, Epfft#, dis
ciplinc could not bfea X g I6Ft = nd Yer
Of that, he los I no chance to annoy hcrs
as vel, and; 81 course, he was As hated e
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| forward again. .You know!. toared
| Godfrey, his voice ringing through tile
great corridors like trumpet, that
| have suffered mora than any Of you
from this man, but you shall reach him
only over my dead body. IN d 81
And In the $heartbeats while he held 4
! his ground the prison officials were there
and the case Of those man was worse
| than before. n 4 B III
IN all probability his action would
| take q large space Of time off the years
| In which Godfrey was serving his sem u
| tence; but 1t was not of that no thought
| when, as 1t happened a few days after-9
ward. lie vast sent for by the governor
Of the prison. PIC II
III would like to break 1t to you gently
said the. governor. 'but after all 1t would
come to you like n shock. Did 1t ever.
occur to your mind that possibly YOU
had not Killed Banlster?.
II tried to" said Geoffrey gritnly. sss
cit seems that you did not succeed.
appear that you had disposed Of hts
body. 1t made the crime darker But
I'ife has been too much for him. He y
has come back, contrasting everythina.t
restoring a large part of what he3;topk h
from you. And 1t is now up to yo,ts
TO p,rt him IN your place. for, course,
after some details. you go free.
And he goes free, too" said Godfrey.
Stella, with her telegram OF tho night
before in hand, threw opent the blinds
of tho mothers room and let the sun.
shine in. g slE II
"The blessed Easter stinshine!H she
exclaimed what a path of glory IL
al di fferent world 1t falls since Godfrey
will be home In an hour!
care you quite beside yourself, Stella ~
cried the mother.
Not a particle. mother mine" replied I;
the wife. her face glowing rosy like ~
flower In the sun. Listen. You would v
not let mo tell YOU last night, though
lsTaled up to It so many times. Here Is 4
l9the telegram s.sWlll be with you early
Tomorrow morning. Z, = iy. \.
"oh, 1t i Is trae, then!" cried the 4
mother, and she wept and wrung herr
hands for Joy as others do for sorrow.
sob, my son Is given back to me He II
Itlas risen from the grave ~ to \ mo y this ~
| caste Day! ~ tittss,
LAND Godfrey, holding Stella in his
ARMS later that morning and telling her
Ibis story, felt that his mothers words
were like those Of the prophecies
was some one born again. ~ had COM
initted the sin had done murder, there y, \
lis no doubt OF that, in my heart, with
my hand even IL Banistera has come \
to lite again." no said. But g sin Sis Y
| forgiven when IT.. is irnposs ibla for you ~
to commit It aghin. And while I was
protecting vanvelt, my :;s enemy ,ss the q
storm OF those men 8 anger aging about
me, / felt my forgiveness fall on me like 4
a great peace out Of heaven. and = should
tghave been happy even II q had been ~
lfprisoner till j died. Think OF It, even
without you! 7 was dead in those first
years OF my prison life. It Is hard and
| terrible the awakening from tho dead.
l5I#was d cad in my trespasses. ButRno
thank God. i have risen from the dea ~
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ifT@fIIE days grow longer. said
Mrs. Burton, and her tone
38xsI was as melancholy as the
y lETSSSNI wind that sighed in the
iNGnk9gI ba re bouglS ~ Al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-12-21
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Sra BoNbulet Wtinueapolis oplples,
at Der fommer EN- Men9oe Breue os
os Botter tnoebolbenbe SuIegauer, lom
albr,g uil foume frem, forot Noreslen
er ufulolfenoig. Sc 6liuer oa len6t III
Observation-Disclosures / Walbinqton,
buor be bltoer aabneoe. Og buis man
Der fra Breuets euer Yattens s}nbre tan
ftuoe, buem ber bar ienbt Saserne, bliz
per be ienot tilbase til Mfienberen. Men
ofte er Der insen fulotommen OpIysnins
ON Milenoeren at fiuoe, ba t1noerfriften
blot inbeboloer Eornapnet.
Ser ct oa intet anbet at giere neb ben
cling, nastet n.an9en en- paa iamme Glib
maaife graber fine Dtne robe, for6i ban.
e blepeu afslemt aF fine Riere.
Manse 9leun1er at forlnue fine Bre=
pe eller Bataer sn,eb nof Trimarfer.
Qltsr onpre p.pper at bebrase polfune
Ilsnet pes at lenbe fine 5ager ifluIte |
Mpiepatter. men besfe bipsr ffaanieQpi1
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It'll, at Born og blodfattige Pi-
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.Anlag for T@{ring tiltager nok
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@rtot 9to:tbe<n: Eon1paentet % forlanz
ger $4,000 @r|tatnins for, at benbes
Son blep brebt Banesaarbe,: ber fife
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ban bapoe lagt fig til at ioue melem
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gaa li9e til 6ul ct. uar Veisn bepeu
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50 Betin9elier. Tor at pere fert %
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9ielp af en- paalibeltg l1rten1ebicin, iom
til @r. Dr. Beter's Rurifo. Den t;lbes
reces af Dr. Beter Tabrnep & Cons
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Rrissminifer 8onaparte bar ertles
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lom unoer 0faunet jogging" bliuer paa>
lagt pnsre @leuer af De elore peo Soz
tri9sifolen / Mnnapolis. v6o5insen"
b1r peret ct flags CRU lon1 Snbuielie, iom
elore &Iasler bar anleet fig befsiet til
at foreifriue for be pn9re, % Der ipnes
lite at uers rtnselte iuno Tornuft bert.
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ct. Glouo asler oslaa uu at lutte
@oloonerae paa @enoag, men mon uiI
lite be9pnoe for efter Nptuar.
Ter9us SFous maa- pers en- NOT lao
ifirfeli9 $50 aut9eoeQ, tbi Saloone, ne
bar oa altio ON Ne9el uaret luttebe
paa @onoag - eller fo:uolattes ialfalc
at pRre bet.