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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25

another famine like that we have just
experienced"
Good business and political sense.
Only man of superior ability, famil-
lar with the situation, and heartily in
accord with the wishes of the people
in regard to the water situation, can
present such practical, forcible and
particularly fitting suggestions to meet
the present exigency.
Truth is ready to do anything that
honorable people can do to defeat the
dishonest, immoral, un-American
Kearns gang, that is trying to ruin
this city and state.
To do this, Truth would have sup
ported Mr.. Morris with all its soul, ii
he had been the stronger candidate;
but it knows absolutely that Mr. Nor
ris cannot be elected; that he has no
more chance Of succeeding in this
campaign than has the Socialist can
didate, and that vote for Mr.. Morris
is virtually a vote for Ez Thompson
and the Kearns gang.
In the existing situation, Truth is
trebly gratified to be able to support,
and to invite every reputable citizen
to support, a man so eminently well
fitted to deal with the water question
and with all other questions now fac
ing the municipality as William j
Lynch, the candidate for Mayor on the
Republican ticket.
Now, to every citizen who wants an
adequate and permanent water supply
for Salt Lake City,
BEAT THOMPSON WITH LYNCH.
1t is your only chance to win for
Salt Lake and her peace and pros.
perity.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25
TRUTHS.

For bare-faced Misrepresentation
and malicious lies, the Salt Lake
Tribune occupies a field all it's own.
It's latest piece of pure, unadulterated
cussedness appeared in Sundays is
sue, when it gave a long list of prop
erty owners as men and women whom
the Democrats and Republicans are
holding up to public contempt. Even
in Tribune columns, nothing could be
further from the truth than is this
scandelous statement. There is only
one name in the entire list which can
be properly held up to public con-
tempt and that is one Thomas
Kearns. Others there are whose posi-
ton as tools or dupes of the main
malefactor excites the pity of both
Republicans and Democrats, but 1T
cannot be said that they are held in
contempt.
The election of Morris means fu-
sion of Democratic and Republican
votes; the election of Lynch means
straight Republican vote; the election
of Thompson ans-ah-means-
damfino what it does mean.
~ ~
Anything less than 5000 Republi.
can votes going to the American"
party. means the election of VIM. j.
Lynch and the Republican ticket.
~ ~
There is not another city in the
United States that would tolerate 3
second issue of sheet like the Salt
Lake Tribune. If its tent was pitched
in Denver or Los Angeles and its
present policy pursued, the lead and
iron shelters would get few wagon.
loads of old scrap. That would be all. |
The Kearns organ, and mouthpiece |
of the maverick party, proclaims that |
Senator Smoot has been deposed and |
that the church is out for Morris. The |
after election it will proclaim |
that Smoot is in the saddle and that |
the church elected Lynch and the Re-
publican ticket.
How about Ez Thompson's record
on franchises when Tom Kearns was
in the favor of the church?
We dare the Tribune to print it. Truth
will furnish it, free of charge.
~ ~
The maverick organ, Kearns' only,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
City Offices.

City Offices.
For Mayor-WiIIiam j. Lynch.
For Auditor-WiIIis E. Vigus.
For Attorney-W. r. Hutchinson.
For Recorder-Calvin s. BuckwaI.
ter.
For Treasurer-Walter j. Beatie,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25
Council Ticket.

Council Ticket.
First Ward-Frank j. Hewlett, Iona
term; Stephen Stanford, short term.
Second Ward-J. w. Currie, Iona
term; J. A. ekman, short term.
Third Ward-T. A. Callister, Iona
term; e. F. Parry, short term.
Fourth Ward-A. H. Peabody, Iona
term; Joseph Johnson, short term.
Fifth Ward-H. N. Standish, long
term; A. c. Bower, short term.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25

is wailing over the loss of the tender
loin districts, and is shedding croco-
die tears for the inhabitants thereof.
II the mavericks are elected the in
habitants of the tenderloin district
Will not only contribute to the city
treasury, but will be grated nearly to
Heath. This is the reason for the ten
1erloin district refusing to vote for
immaterial, irrelevant, incompetent
and Easy Ez.
The maverick party is in hard
straits. The tenderloin districts that
supported it last year have given no
tice that they have had all of that
party they want. This accounts for
the loud wall in the Tribune.
~ ~
The Tribune is making an effort to
stampede the Republican Gentiles to
thompson by shouting that the church
Is out for Morris. What kind of per-
son does the maverick organ take an
average Gentle to be? A short time
ego, according to the Tribune, the
church was going to elect Lynch. Now
1t is going to elect Morris. What kind
Of dope does the maverick organ use
to produce such pipe dreams?
~ ~
The Third precinct went Republican
last year by over 600. 1t is safe to say
that it will go Republican this year
and that Lynch will beat Morris. If
Norris cannot carry the Third, how
can he possibly be elected?
~ ~
Immaterial, irrelevant, incompetent
and Easy Ez has quit giving out inter-
views on the water question for pub
LEGATION.
Charley Wilcken and his whisper is
again heard in the land, but not to
much advantage, however. Charley
has been taken to task for misrepre.
sensations.
A vote for Lynch is a vote for good
government, increased water supply,
and the destruction of a party founded
On hate and revenge.
~ ~
George Sheets is working very hard
or the maverick party. Sheets wants
% be Chief of Police and that is the
'eason he wants immaterial, etc.,
Thompson elected.
~ ~
A large number of Gentiles counted
or the Maverick party have openly
efused to vote for Easy Ez. Some
'eople don't seem to like Tom Kearns
nd his man Thompson.
In 1904 the average Republican ma
ority in the city over the Democrats
vas nearly 1000 The American"
arty was then in the field.
- -
In 1904 the Republicans carried ev-
ry municipal ward in the city.
" ~
At the election in this city year
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25
MORE WATER We MUST HAVE
How Make Adequate Supply
Ticket by Which Results

nand by winch the desired result OF |
an adequate and permanent supply of |
water for the city can be assured.
These are the cold facts, AMI Truth |
sets them forth pointedly, that every
voter may be fully and fairly informed
and make a deliberate choice.
Truth does not forget that some
Democrats are claiming one day that
their ticket will be elected by Repub.
lican votes, and another day by So
called American" votes; but they do
not claim to be able to elect it by
Democratic votes, and as they cannot
get the Republican votes and are los
ing to the Kearns crowd rather than
drawing from them, the Democratic
ticket is really not in the race except
to hold voters that otherwise would go
to the Republican ticket in the general
desire to keep out the Kearns corrupt
machine.
1t is not saying anything against
Mr.. Norris to point out that Mr. Lynch
Is quite as well acquainted with the
water question, and is as able a man
and has better executive ability than
Mr.. Morris. He is temperate, careful,
upright, and has decisiveness of char
acter, with little desire for ostenta-
tious display.
Mr.. Lynch, being born in Utah, has
general knowledge of the water ques
ton and its Importance; the personal |
md official experience of Mr.. Lynch, |
throughout the county as we'll as in |
the city, makes him as fully equipped |
with special knowledge of the city and |
county water question as is Mr.. Nor
ris.
The Kearns candidate, Mr.. Thomp-
son, is anti-Mormon, anti-water, and |
is absolutely controlled by Tom
Kearns.
Mr.. Lynch's position is:
I'VE must have more water than |
we have had. and our supply must
be taken better care of than before"
That is business. 1t is what the |
people want
Mr.. Lynch also says:
Our streets must be sprinkled prop |
erly, and the city thus be kept free |
rom dust, if we would have a healthy |
community"
That, too, is business, such as the
people want.
Again, he says:
"The people must have water, not
only for culinary purposes, but for
their lawns and shrubbery."
Straight business again, and the
peoples business, too
More from Mr.. Lynch:
1--WE must also keep pressure in our
water system to insure protection from
fire."
Good business, too, such as the peo-
pie require.
Still more:
81 will use my utmost endeavors to
forward plans to secure an adequate
and permanent water supply for all
municipal purposes"
Sensible business, that the people
shall have a permanent, adequate WI.
ter supply.
Yet another announcement from the
Republican candidate for Mayor
I'm the expenditure of public money
| am willing to take the public into
my confidence, as / think it should be
in the case of public business"
That is doing business with the peo-
pie and for the people, shutting out ali
mysterious, dark-lantern schemes.
Just one more excerpt from Mr..
Lynch's declaration of policy: {
THE securing of an adequate water /
supply, and that, too, before next sum-
mer is work of vast Importance. 1t '
would be a calamity for Salt Lake City
to be compelled TO pass through
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-10-25

All ducQudlc WdJtI supply, anu
that, too, by next summer"
That is the definite purpose of Re-
publicans in this campaign. This de-
claration by William J. Lynch, Repub-
lican candidate for Mayor, is in no
uncertain terms.
If there is one thing sure in polti
cal administration, it is that when that
party is in power the Republican party
carries out the projects it adopts. So
the success of the Republican ticket
now means that Salt Lake will secure
water supply sufficient for munich
pal purposes.
Mayor Morris cannot be reelected
None but misinformed persons, or
those who are moved by selfish mo-
tives, assert to the contrary. If it had
been possible to re-elect Mr.. Morris,
he doubtless would have continued
to make efforts for an increased wa
ter supply, although he would not have
majority of the Council from his
party to support him; for it is not pos
sible at this time for the Democrats
to secure a majority of the Council
men to be elected. Nor is it possible
to re-elect Mr.. Morris. He was chosen
two years ago because thousands OF
Republicans voted for him. The Re-
publicans now have candidate OF
their own, whom they are satisfied is
the ablest and best man in the field
for Mayor.
The so-called American" candidate
is against any practicable, economic
plan for more water. His party stands
for graft, not water or honesty Even
If he were elected and were to be con-
verified to some scheme for more wa
ter, it is not possible for his party to
secure a majority of the Council; and
II he were elected we would simply
have two years more of bitter quar-
reling. That is what the Kearns gang
wants; 1t is what no business man or
property owner can afford.
Here Is the situation on the Council:
For the so-called American" party
to get I'm control it would have to elect
eight Councilmen, by carrying four
out of the five municipal wards. That
is an utter impossibility It's leaders
are only hoping for two Councilmen,
or one ward, and they are not likely
to get anything.
For the Democrats to control the
Council, they would have to elect six
members; this they cannot do; it is
doubtful if they get two members, and
they now have only two holdovers.
The Democrats know they cannot get
control of the Council.
The Republicans are certain to elect
six new members, and they already
have sufficient followers to give them
a clear majority on all questions. Thew
are likely to elect ten new members.
giving them all but the two holdover
Democrats.
Thus Republican control of the
Council is assured
What will those who want more
water for the city do?
The Kearns-" American" gang is
against an increased water supply.
The Democratic ticket is beaten be-
yond hope of even second place.
The Republican ticket is squarely
and emphatically for ian adequate
supply of water, and that, too, by next
summer"
Then, what will sensible voters who
want more water for the city do?
They will vote for Lynch for Mayor,
because, having the support of the
Council majority within his own party. |
the election of Lynch means more
water for the city.
The election of the Republican |
ticket is the best and only means at
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The maverick organ, Kearns' only
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
"'9are mig!"

$ noaen faa Sro fan ser ligae Ell
@erOcn al Sora eller rent no gcbrci,
belle; BET opbagct en- tenuneIig tan
fele5 Wor her iorIeOcu Gag. Sul
bar TO iste Smadpi8er, % nGiter
u0eH at oiOc 6et, gior0c bun ben gugs
tie % pafrcite til i'm DnOliug oa &iG.
leoRNge. Sun faI0te bcnoc "@uloet"
o. soilet meo Cmbu % aiprtegn ii
bcn0e, meftS oen pIoite bcjaH6te6c3
meb goOmobig 6orismmeIigbeo,
On Gag ioO Ro0eren % IGite noe
poa geranodeu, oa blIn bgrte 2goen
al imao trippen0e Sober / 5hlen.
OR oct Dig, 8ulOet?" rao6te bun.
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" oct er life 8uloet $780, oct er bart
mig"
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illlgte Wooeren / Here Gage, men
iioen 6ebauoler bun lin GIoItc 1atter
meo iamme fiarIi8e Snrbu iom DER
Drgite.
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Vesicbioere

On bersmt iranif SPee, 8erilOn,
bar / Here 9lar gjort SagttaseIier an
aaaeuoe ben 8ane at bloc Regle. )
fine SagttaseIier omtuIer ban, at ga'
men iqrIig ~itrtuer ii8 ira Reroeipa'
BONNIE. San mberisgte eleperne
ct tort glntal SfoIer % fanot, Of Den
Dor Ianst mere uobrcOt blanot 8iger
emo blanot Gutter. s nosle SfoIer
bar 90 pGt, al Biserne angrebHe. 3ar
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Saarligite / aIasien. Spasbeoen er
De ileite Silialoe uebaroet o. itaar
5orbinoelie meS en- iuRffet SeI6reos.
tilitanb. 2e oanrligite 9leper par
0esIebiSere. Get er life en- piltnarlit
gnne, Der fam ~nfbi9lpes peo Straf
men ct sesn paa nebarDet speffelie
8anen Dor bebauSIes iom en- SDsSom
gasienSe Ssoe oa 2esemsbep99elie e
uigtise Snftorer til 9arnets Selbre
! belle.
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Gag Dem Gio til PpiIe,

ala nei, leg bar iaa truoIt, ieg fan
life fna Sio III, oct MAJ bore til inf'
ten" Tiger mangen en- Qfor, nodr 99s
gen al Snteresie for ben0eS SunObeO
tiger til benoe: Sc ifuloe utbe 3en
li0t SOilc mibt pna Gagen." So,
man bar for trapIt til at bpiIe, % iau
fdar man Joni &egel St0 til at bore
ing; oct er beSpRrre cn isrgelig
SanobeO, iom eubper SRgc fan otte'
itere. SSitoen Ipnge iaur MAJ mem.
Zig Si0 til at isae 2eee, iorOi man
life faIt bul6e oct gaaeu6e Longer.
&pilen er operoroentlig betponings.
fulo, melt Tor Utoberen, men ogiua
for uatge Ni9er unber OpoGrtert, %
naar man or6eioer pisie elmer pan
0dgen, ber ntdn bptle til andre Ct
Der; % meb Sbile ~iprltaneS Der life
Get at itSoe / en- Stol, ielp ON SEN err
mageIig; BET fan mnuife barre gobt
til iine Sioer, men Den pirteliee 9piIe
faar man fsrit ue0 at lG9ee Jig pua
en- Seua Oman eler itor 9haiielon.
Que, bpor man fon ilappe aue Qhtif'
ler, itrPffe alle Semnler o. for ct
2ieblif luoe ligegplOig operior alt,
bbab Ser beoer arbetoe.
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minbit en- nlngelia Soin eler ligucu.
he, buqrpaa man III o. "a tuu0e
ItrGffe Be trptte 2emmer, ilappe ale
Ml1fler og bpile ior ct gieblif. Oct
CT 10 life alle Der bebsuer at ltgge Ger
lPnge, ofte fan nogIe iaa Miuuttrr
porette Sibunbere; men buff pao,
Stolen buer life. &c, Der er ionge,
maa bpile Longer, Ell bolo eaer bel
Stme aS Sanger % iIcre @ange oag'
Zig bporimoS Be itGrte fan nsies me0
5 Wtinirter nogle @NIge oa9ltg; men
De mao beler gisrc SpileperioOen
Iiot for lang emo Iiot ior fort, % bet
betaler Jig.
29g RGrfe til, at ber figeS iutet
imoS arbeiSet. Qrbeioe err Sip; ar.
beiSe er 2ipets ~iterite @eIiisneIie;
rSeu arbei6e erbueroes ineen SunO'
beb % Siosfrait.
8i 6enoenoer 6i8ic Orb til gts'
brere, for6i De oftc uter emo @t9n.
Sene er friitet til / i'm Smiorg for
gus % Born al arbeioe ~uppbsrlig,
tiolis % tent uoen mlnoite Seniputa'
gen til arbeiosti6, % oct fan bIi far.
ligt, 6ois man life b0iler en- Gang
ImeIlem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

llnoreS paa, bUor mango 3GSre
bar preUet imoa Sanae % Rim for
at af0enoe lrGtte % lteuigbe0 mel.
lem Oere5 Born. Get pirfer iom ct
&rpQemioOct / Dor 5amilie. Brsu
Set / 0ereS neite Sang. &c merfer,
at Ell en- trGtter op.
81 mertcr, at set 9iper Dem Ell bel
Tel 6ornsietie at IRre Gigte peO 81.
BEN al at bet or en- nBttig ZpeIie 90
iCrsger oeres &ienoIfab til goot
Sprog. Bort lille ~iireaars gamlc
Barn lprer LANCE Siste peO at Gsre
De Rlore leie eler iremitge Dem, o.
ri finoer, at ri fan more Dem be6re
REQ at iGtte Dem iii at IGre uoget Rpt
emo paa uo9er anoer YiaaSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

2473, Sp.: aan CT Srsbiing, Der life
feIp tan arbeioe, tase eomeaeao o. srope
up, 90 bpor I0nge naaa ban | iaa 6oIb DO
paa 9unbet, isr ban ioar Yuient eler &e.
aierinssffisce?
En-: SSts ban isrssr for, at be usbutns
bise "SmSropemeHts" siBrts, % ban bor
paa Sanbet % bttraeter bet tom 1T enefte
Siem. a. Der tHirt iseteu for, at ban Tan tase
Somefttab; men ban ma ligtioru entptr
anhtu DO paa 2anbtt I fem Aar, fnr ban fan
praoe pp, niebmtnhre ban pii "proue Dp ifes
SeHet", bullet tan lie efttr IA MtHaneoers
Gpbolb paa 2anset. Nosen iRrlise Sahz
rsufmelier for 8rstltHger tubes Der lite t
Samejaahlnpeu.
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OroentIisheo.

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brn eonr % plnfffr op ai9Snings.
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bar label ialoe os bIipe IiggenSe,
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me Sinoelag goar bun ogina til pisie
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ser. "gsn er Iigegploise," tiger
bun imoifploenSe.
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beiIbe % Dem, ON De Iag0c mere @egt
paa oct eamle Orb, iom Solomon
burbe bape ~ifreoet. flint Ran life
gioroe 6et: "Renligheo CT en- Dpa2"
9ilbe BET life pare goot, ON gPoSeren
fluioe lGre iine nnge Serrer % Ta'
mer, at BET at barre ifioocniGroig er
Iiaeiaa bel Spuo iom at bliue int o.
/ @reoe ilau buerdnSre? aitHoe hlut
life iorflnre for Dem, al Stop og
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ham at boI0c tit ipecteae 6isrne /
Sroen, inn ban life ginrbc nOarl
6orirrrcIie / 6omiltcuS sUrtge pc
tpcmmeligbco.
Icu meo en- 3ige er Set anOerIe'
bG3. Sun muu qipe Igt paa imua
acknowledgement; BUN ntaa Erre at
~ioritaa DC femme 6slgcr, ion fan
fouune al at baoe iorIemt SSifabet %
set crtrd Irbeioe, ion mao til, Hoar
aistfenrcoifaber er iot bort boluuaifet
eIler baluterre0c; bun moa tieuoc til
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per OF 8arotuer al at laoe Stspet
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renojgt oct or at boloe "Stnfen" %
afleb8rsrcne iuloitGuoig rene. EpeI-
ie / oiSic 8ing bsr uGre et 1el al cit
Giges GpSrogeIie ioa oeG ion Sprog
oS Ratematif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

rett - insen Spss ! Sc Gage o.
niSere | Canoe til Earpipu, 500 Dill
melem Ssiias ! gufouiIoSen. Sar
blep iaaIeoes oen isrite @ano, ION
finoe fortGlle 0amionitcrue ON Ria.
Sommen pna Seipnrb Geniniuda.
FANNIE gaar broe ca. 300 @ulogra.
pere / aIonbife til Nome. mango ouer
Sneen meo Sunoe iom SrUfSnr. on.
RE | 0ampifibe, iont pIsieSe gufpn.
fiobens @anoe melIem Iuruion oa
Gotne, 1900 Mil. gbiIberg baoSe
oSifiuist at beitiue mes Seune Srans.
port. s Iome bleu han 8ritbe.Gie lei
CO 9isbmano, ienere 9antbeimrer.
san er MI interesieret / Sernbare.
ioretagenSe j Ilaifo, 8iceprrjiSeni
i Sc1noinaoian.Ime 9anf
SeottIe, GrGiiSent / aIaifo Club,
zen iprnemite 6orening al Sorret.
HingsmGno | Seattle, ioH ugidd Sri.
rer SpenS iterite Sp9geforetaeenoe,
Den iaafalotc "aIaita 9uiloiua".
@ore @rumben foiteSe $252,0O0, %
Set uar for fem adr iioGl.
Sm nogeu tror. at G6iIbers er
bleoet ooeruoStg og frU al lit Selo,
ian tager ban itprliaen fell. G9iI.
berg er Iigetil % inil, iom 0ageu er
lang.
Get ifpIoes ferit % remit ). G.
Gbil6er9 % @obfrep ~GbeolanSer, at
ben iaatalote "alaifasg uton Grppit.
ton" fom pan gnne. 1enne llOtfi.
ling ifoI aiboloes / SeottIc / 1907 og
Fir uSeu Spil en- itorortct SufceS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ai5oIoteS /
Seattle t06e Rop. 1905. On WaSie
Sfanoinaper ira sitenior &Iippebier-
gene fotnmer ga til al beige Saco.
MO, Seattle % 4laifa. SioituGunte
"&pn9erigc" blir meo SiOeu "Set upe
Sfan0inooien" / amerifo.
(@ere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
W@rf 8prmenc.

sersiteIie, iotn foraurinses oeS, at
ct Barn f~orpiIoer fig eaer htper ifiIt
fra Sor9Iorene j en- ftor SoriamIius.
aisres utsopenSis ~iulertefrtIo peS oct
Saftlm, at Barnet ieopuuligpis life
barer paa fig nOset @erfe, iom fan
BiGlpe til bets Capitalization. at
merle Barnet meo bets Tube Rapn
oe sSresie piloe pnre iaa iimpel en-
SorboISsresel, Of BET er merfeIist, at
Get life er aImiHSeIig brugt. @aH
merter gierne llnSertsi meo mtoilet.
telist 8I9f, og oct pilSe o9re Inn liot
mere 9rpberi at ffrtpe bet iiIbe Rapn
iiteoeufor 6orbogitlDerne % iaa paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Suitnoer bar giDreiDgoom
og Oco life ON bet.
Ser at bepife bsas spaup' Root, oct ppperiise wpreaniSoeL. fan sisre
for TEN, fan enbper s9fer al ''7eeorassEo Hsu's fea tilfenst
sn Vrspeaane fit pr. YoH.

Gbaef. ninnor Tarrr or anSsayliae Tor Herr
sesnomE,e o. siselier. rra usart aasrt
Enoe. 90. mar scrfsr ~gbrgftaosmuc bra
TorieRmtiie ener ansrr saxiaasr tiIIao,s at
panialQe.
1erts epriat Creaatr fan trruoe Chs
mnrtlempeol, ii'fn Ieres abrtr mst. Iprsi be
halstisr Iirtf eg trtsnerr CrmrrtIsmhea isrii.
ppis DC CT tns rlrr "fsisr Ten aiiiSas, ="
iaa ssguio at tage Tr. ailmsrs SpaHbs
Sppi. DIT spbrrIia. RiastI fur gsrrr srrry
90 Sitfrr, thi i~nainart Gtrts Surrr CT friitr,
iaa sti DC ogtnd htlstrc aHr arDrt Graauer
hsitfraiumteiH.
Zen niilee ol uoerprbentiiee 8iririaa al
ar. StlIner's Sipamp. Root. ben perSeuSbe.
rpnite Hnres % SlRres gPeeicin. mGrseS hurs
il9t Zen itaar bgief for iinc ~ptbuuoerlioe
9el5reoelfer al De met h~arrouutteoe StIfrfbe
Stpanp'Soot oil iPtte belle Teres Spienl
riistt8t. % bet bebite Scots berpaa or en-
Srsps.
IS Cottage ca, pletssFe. gqais.
pp'HSIeee' II. Jan. roI.
e<lt iiSsr "a bar earsa bar iea BAT mere casr
mthert Sptetogecm, "a thes RoacA ar blep Spasou-
men IA d~tpgrtta o. ~forp.ftci. at lea btev me1cf fsp.
ssrtaa % lte Heltt min sturie o. Ryait hpter
~ gstItl az 'prtaet @ta. -3cs tnG q G~pdmpss'oot
apeIt'sleWsni o. Urea ON &aab. ,8ep aeapGuic az
ornas sRtetoHeH ~ ntFtese en- ci9isrf Borbebrina
stst az bdpe prRt SfSdnpsRpet fHh en- Tort Tih.
sea leeeteu SrHseu, o3 bet e. Ersb Tot lca faer. at
~, or aleslss hel5reoet % ftcrt Srr az prrs CARRIE
ht'tct loo iea toaa IN Spttsr e~rauntnerr uolet az NIT
sane pli ldabe bet par iuHbf % iHbnpfrfrt TlsaHb.
5.spes al ssers SipaMs.R0st Ct reHt UsasidbiIt
SAN lHertoleer noacI ~taDeiisc Truas. 3brt lea
saitts reer frr NTH futhtrrAtpr Nslbrsoetk o. aubrs
lai'nee SipoH9rR pst I'll ane IioeHot. iortlrer lea
s'so sotrfe Gscrs T.. &.RiaarSisu.
Sipnmp'Scot aHbefaIeS lie icr alslHa
men BET t%nrcrrr hnrttg Rprrs. 9e1er. Oa
SlRrefassom, bcts Samptomcr er Sraud
RcoaftipnS RptiS. GFor at beore
lad en- grBpefalie % en- BOG at pGrorfuIo {
taoebnloer mango al be 5uinber pad IRfino
ira 9GHo % a~utnoer, iom CT beIbreOet. q
taa rel bsttenot, at De rabies I'll At ieHbc cite
atirHer n go. Smgbamtoi, y. D., iaa butt
3tibno / "9erprab<R oteu".