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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

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bill ou2 Sborfra fommer 6u2 Oil
eu angfte mig til opos2"
rasnoer gu mig life. Glie?"
ipurgte oen bfe9e meo bull &ei:.
Seq tommer for at tage Qffeo!"
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ga sr min Site forinoen
meo rs6e RoIenblao.
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ga er min Site forinoen
alt meo bin Ieoret Blob.
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til 9ruDen maa jeg neo;
til 0rapen ftulle ale 8soe,
tbi maa ieg fel9e meo.
Nleo oisie Orb foriOunot Gpnet.
Oct pureoe lange. in0en elie bobeoe
at ringe, en0eli9 aioroe bun oct.
Den samle aaren bar bsler life
aadet til 6engs og Tom itrats. Glis
fortalte benoe fit Sbn.
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&aren.
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sr ban. 6oorfor bar jeg BOG it.e
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ter oerinoe. at Gfie Denote ia treitet
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re bar 6olot fin 6uano oDer BAN,
ban leOsr iger. Dor fare, eneits
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re lObstl - Wen bbor er RiOoer
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6sr," Tagos 8pinoen forfa9t; men
ban er reoet bort i9en bborbsn mao
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ban giDet min Ssn. Oct er oa'da
I'll Goerl"
elis fog qersomentet Os lefs:
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9ig.
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gloopenge bar oct fteOie mig,
pg genre BIZ jeg bet MITE.
Gor tre6ipe S~elberpenge
Far SuOas Dor 6erre %forruaot;
jeg ej betGntte mig l9nge,
ieg er | bans Go6fpor trdaot;
og jsg bar bener Fl forfmadst
for Spig be blooiee penee.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
DOvhed Og
Katarrh heIbredet
WE'D WACTINA".

e5 at Tilfelde af D8vhed, kommet til
vor Kundskab, er Resultaterne az kronisk
Katarrh / Haisen eiler Mellemoret. Luft-
vejene bliver tilstoppede af katarrhalske AT
sondringer, som standser de yibrerende Bens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

fogoen Tor al tdd Ngglen, f1t Del
bar oarle; Wluntene FOB, og 0ttts
Ton9en Ifut0e fsrIt fbngss om tre
Elmer. Den at lin Ssbn foritbrreoe
9irtefogeo gioroe fore Zine, oa ban
ioa Somfru Glie iaa tiOligt. pg for
ilttreoe, ban 6apoe life m9rtet no
get til aiooeren; men oerfor funoe
Fan gerne bare / &irten, t6i Brio
rem baboe LIANT BAN RBelen. oe De-
bar intet uiaopanIigt, at Den ble9e
,Riooer ON Ratten ganIte enc bolot
8uostjeneite Der paa esen 9aanb.
Glie gap iig neppe Sio til at bere
oisie 0ro, bun bar alt Girten gam
tie mar % raabte GLAD til 8aren:
s@u0 bere Iopet, Der er banl Sea
Ter ben Tonne fore StimmeI itaar
bunoen / Ring peo &%irte6eren."
sun fprang neO at &drmen %
lob inc / Girten; men Der bar bet
zoe og tomt, o9 bun opoa9eoe ingcn.
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friif Sorotreos bsineoe fig / Ct.
9irgitta aapel ON oen nDtaiteoe
@rab. Iom bar beitemt for Den unge
Stenbugger. Gn msrt 9nelIe orep
GIIe til 8rapen. 6un itueoe neo.
- Der laa Rio0er 2lage / Den aabz
ne Site meo Daggerten / grbitet.
Den bsire 6aanO tlemte en0nu om
6iaItet, / Den penitre boOoe ban 81
les pisne RoIe.
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efter 9(a9es Orb, bar Sigri6, en-
SeIter til Singer. ION nu par Inf.
telig meo TN unge Stsnbugger. I'll
Si9rio talte GIie iaaIeoes en- fpal
Commentator, oa 0e Tuo oIene ians
men.
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III Der / oenne Sal, tent oct er min
grne, % et6bert anoet Steo biloe
bare lanai fsrgeligere. Ser legeoe
ieg fom Barn. Mine 5oralore opos
tioliqt fra mig, jeg bar bberten bar
cen 5r1o at eie Dem elIer Den Sorg
at mite Dem. Seq bofseoe OBJ uosn
Faoer og Moosr, Ssiter % 9ro6sr.
Zen gooe aaren blep min anoen
Wo6er; bun tuuoe I9ie. % js8
l9rte oenne fteuHe Stunt al ben6s,
ieg fan pei figs: oct bar Den ter
re 2btfe, ieg bar BAIT / nit 2ia.
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reus fore Bog, iom jeg slers mesei
pifoe bare foritdaet. d..
idd 5uglens Gang tuHoe jeg uotnoe
tbi naar je9 bar moo / 6u, oa fang
ben: Siam Dig. GGe! Sea fife
DIR Far fun en- sneite brogst Gior
tel % ct iaare fort Gin; 5uglez
fanger,n forfelger mig Og logger
Suarer for MIG. % Dog bopper ieg
fornejet og tiliosfulot paa min
qrsnne @ren % ijuuger Ssrren min
5atfeDife % min 2opiaHg. naat
5olen tiger % oaIer." Saaleoes.
Sigrfo. marfeoe jeg iet life min
fore gnIombeo. pa tom @aee. Ia
Iprte jeg at fenoe mdnoig Sfenbeo,
3Gpperbeb, 6epif6eo, en- forfia
Siel. Wen ban bar en- 5orbrnoer
maatte oe iom bans uitpIoige
Siafbreore. - Seq tatter @uo for,
1i jee life fiji BAN til 6usbono. tbi
lea bar blepen ulpffelie meo BAN.
= Wen ieg laoer dlorig mere 2intsj
rule biemme; jeg fan life Oftsre
tddle at Re en- RuIe. at bore Den
inirte. tbi ben bar oltfor flor Gig
beo meo en- pineb9nt. gu ganr
ban Omfrine Der ON Natten I Borg
qangene meo &iiten pad 8pgeen.
0ar ou alorig iet BAN, Sierio21
.Qlorig. fare Somfrul"
- -
9aren % Rane troeoe, bet bar
ELIOT Conditioning at Glie, od De life
Ielp ida nogef; Glie boooe aloria
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

aaren og Rane troeos, bet bar
blot S~nobiloning of Gfie, oa De life
Ielp iaa noget; Glie baOoe alorig
Snnet, naor Der bar andre til Ste
sc. !6psr Dag bleD bun blegere, bun
neo n9iten intet; belle Elmer tunoe
bum fiooe ON Natten og betrdgie
Gtjernerne pau 6imlen. Sum fdgoe:
oct 6aboe ben osoe Rio6er beot
.fenoe ON; Der bar ban oppe, oe Der
fuloe De fndrt fes; Der bar intet FEB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

Gle off life til Sengs, men ioo
bele Ratten / @inouet; od npejret
TOroelte Fg, pg Mdanen tom til
Epne, fpejOeoe bun meo engfeliee
gift | Genen, foa blot Tom bun fun.
be e. Oct foretom benoe, Tom OH
grosfef % 8ldoene greo, og Mdo-
men Flej meo fit Iergeliae 4niigI
agnnrrn Gfperns, Tom ON ben pilos
Furluoe ggnen meo glaas. enoelic
faiteoe bun ia paa Senaen opsr.
prroef af Mdtheo % ldd Der bait
brpmmenoe.
pa forefom bet henoe, ION on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
HDr oanife geger.

8i bar mootaget mango at be nqe
uogipet At airtsIig Screening
for inors Misiion / 8anmdrt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29
C0RONER'S INQUEST.
Over the Remains of Elijah Farr. Who
Was Accidentally Killed Sunday.

a coroner's inquest over the remains
Of Elijah Farr was held at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon before Judge Muir
ply at the municipal court room. A
large number of witnesses were cxam-
med among them being Or. f.. |. Rich.
DR.. w. Mcpherson and the officers
whose testimony was I'm keeping with
the facts published I'm last evening y
Deseret News. and the coroncrs Jury
composed OF John Mater H. H. Tay-
Tor aud j. +. Williams, brought I'm the
following verdict: THAT the said
deceased came to his death by having
his neck broken in the elevator of the
First National Bank building, at Og-
den, Utah, which elevator he. by the
assistance of one companion CDr. Me
Phearson) entered after the said ole
vator was closed on Sunday afternoon.
May 81, 1906 and that by his own or
his companions action, said elevator
was unintcntlonally raised IN such
manner as to catch the body VI said
deceased between the floor Of said cle-
rator and the floor OF said building,
causing death"
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mr. Fnrr will be held at the Third ward
Westinghouse Wednesday afternoon at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29

held at o'clock Yesterday afternoon
took up the matter OF redistricting the
city. reducing, the number OF voting
districts from % to 49, This action is
to be taken so that the Ia voting ma
chimes purchased recently by the city
and county conformity can be used to
cover the entire city at the election 10
be held the coming November After
discussing the proposition thoroughly
The commissioners decided on redist-
ricting the city as follows, IL County
Atty. Hulaniski to whom the matter
was referred approves Of the same:
(vialmcomThet o-ay Dritstic mfwy
District No, THE present first and
second districts, having total vote
of 434
District No Part of the third and
all Of the fourth, with a total of 465
votes.
District No 3--All Of the NTH and
part Of the third, having a total vote
Of sea
District No. AN Of districts seven
and nine. with total of $40 votes.
District No 5--All Of the sixth and
eighth, with a total of $50 votes.
y strict No, 6-All Of the tenth and
thirteenth, with a total of 436 votes
District No. An Of the eleventh
and twelfth, with a total of sos votes,
District No. SAN Of the fourteenth
ana fifteenth. with total Of sos votes.
District No. ALI Of he sixteenth
and seventeenth, with total OF 57S
votes.
District No. 1O-All Of the eighteenth
nineteenth and twentieth with total
of 5S4 votes.
District No. 11---All Of the twenty
~ a. al 1, &C
5Si votes
District No. 12-All OF the twenty
third and part Of the twenty
with n total Of f0S votes
District No l3--Part of the twenty
fourth and all of the twenty-nfth, with
a total Of 523 votes.
\ communication was received from
Sheriff Scbring stating that the duties
Of his office have increased SO RAPIDLY
that he needed another deputy, and
asked the board to confirm the ap-
pointncnt OF George Richie, which
was done. Mn Richie will look after
the office work of the office; no Is n
very competent young man, aud was
employed until last week as deputy
county clerk. resigning TO accept the
new duties
Miss Florence Bohn was appointed
'P''f hf'f''T''l " III VIZ NdtdlltN
caused by the resignation Of ). r..
Thomas.
Commissioner Madison reported hav-
ing sold last week. property owned by
the county bought III by tax deeds 10
tho amount of $201.09
The commissioners granted permits
sion 10 the oregon Short Line to run a
small pipe line from the country res
ervoir at the lnnrmary 10 the Roy sta =
ton, TO provide water for n lawn, flow
or bed aud other improvements IL OK
poets TO make at the station.
Next Monday the board viii take up
the appointment Of registration agents
Tor Ogden city The application re-
ceiVed up to the present time have
been ordered filed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29

was referred to the committee on rail-
road ana telegraph lines.
A communication was received from
Secretary of State Tingey stating that
the United States Standard voting ma
chimes, lately tested IN Salt Lake tity,
fully compiled with the provisions ~
the statute relating to voting machines.
ProviNon Inspector Klrkwood APP
peared before the council and asked for
further instruction In regard Co the en-
forcement OF the ordinance in the mat
ter of short weight butter. He reported
that there was disposition on tho
part of the Provo merchants TO comply
with the ordinances, several having no.
tilted the creamerics that they would
not accept any more short weight but
ten Mr kirkwood explained that
there had been some conflict OF opin-
ion as TO his authority to commence
official prosecution. and for this reason
he brought the matter before the coun-
ell The matter was referred 10 the
committee on judiciary for investIga-
ton.
PREPARATORY CLASS GRADCA-
TION
The Brigham Young University pre-
paratory department held graduation
exercises last evening The exercises
were interesting and well rendered and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29
CHURCH NOTICES

The regular monthly meeting OF the
home missionaries OF the Granite stake
VIII convene ut the stake tabernacle
on Wednesday. May 80. at 7;t5 p. m.
VIM, McEWAN, Clerk
The semi-annual conference Of Lib
erty stake Relief Society will convene
In the Second ward assembly han, Fri
day. June /. at 10 a. m. and p. M.
A full attendance is desired
ANNA S, MUSSER,
zURVIAH 6, EARDLEY,
MARY +. HODGSON.
Stake Presidency.
The stake Priesthood meeting OF the
Salt Lake stake will be held In the six.
teenth ward Westinghouse at 100 p. m.
Friday, June !. 1906 Immediately after
this. the home missionaries Of the stake
will hold short session.
NEPHI L. MORRIS,
GEORGE Il. EMERY,
EDWARD Il. ASHTON
Stake Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29
CITY COUNCIL. SESSION.
wy VIII Not Pay Advanced Price
For Light

'p'ol"l correspondence.
Irovo, May 29-The city conncu
transacted important business IN com.
."''ee OF the whole last evening. when
'nP electric lighting question was con-
,ttu'Ied. and plan Of action TO meet
u.r Electric companys advance I'm
pp,I'' from sc 30 cents n month for each
or G. p light TO 81 month. to take
~. juno l, was discussed A num-
~. 0i propositlons-on TO do without
s nghts II the Electric company in
M nnon charging the advance-were
too"sI9ered, one Of which VIII probably
n, "p"pted IT necessary. On ARISING.
Nv committee reported, recommending
~. me recorder be instructed to mott
rp,' ne Electric company that the city
O., no. pay any more than Sc 2-3 cents
ro,, ZACH candle power light. The re.
i"r, was adopted.
~ advance In price. Il will be re-
a.. i"pered, was made In retaliation for
objection Of license fee of s25o
uUlum from the Electric company.
city council ~ '"0
- communication was received from
JIV,u " Bagley. general attorney of the
craa,lorllountain Consolidated Railroad
c1",pany, asking that "A franchise be
enad MS company to maintain aud
%, p,lale an electric railroad IN certain
streets of Provo CITY.
~ n'' Bagley states that 1t Is the inten-
,, IN D, his company TO commence work
p,.'lnt,ulately on an electric road from
rsoh' Idaho, to Nephi, Utah. and
"a II we may have the good will
COW, moral support OF your city and
va IN securing franchises, rights Of
voS ana depot grounds, we will give
you a road soon"
wiz communication was accompanied
tbs COPY OF the resolutions granting
n harshohlse, which the company asks
tbo, ,ave passed, which is the same as
coun,," Ing passed In other cities and
'or me company. The matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29

O'Clock. His remains will lie in
state at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Nicholine Farr on date of funeral be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. m and p. m.
X. OF p. ELECTION.
The Knights Of Pythias held their an
nual election last evening, after which
4 good social time was had for several
hours The officers elected are: II.
Marriott, &. c., l.. r, Boothc. V. c.:
w. |. Underwood, prelatc; j. II. Scha-
fer, master at armsi l.. II, Taylor, /.
O., w l.. Underwood. q. c.. J.. n
Unld, X. Of K, and r.; e. r. Geiger, NJ
Of f.; f. l., Grant, NJ. h.; G.. A. Hun,
NJ. w.
John s. Corlew and g. z. Ecklund. two
Of the members of the order, who have
for % years been members Of the lodge
were presented with veterans jewel.
A sumptuous banquet was served. Dr
A, S. Condor was POSTMASTER.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Weber Stake academy COM
mcncoment exercises win he held this
evening at o'clock at the Ogden tab
clnaCle.
Or. g. W. Baker left last evening for
Boston, where he will spend a few
weeks taking post graduate work.
Mrs, Leona Snyder Dignan has re-
turned homo from a pleasant outing
with relatives and friends on tho coast
Joseph Parry IL arranging to so north
this week, to visit with his son.
Glcnwood park will be opened up for
the summer on Decoration day,
The two men, Harry Crawford and
John Craig, who were arrested on the
charge OF burglarizing Becrafts place
were discharged by Judge Murphy,who
held that the evidence was insufficient
to bind the men over to the district
court.
The lntermouutain Business college
commencement exercises Will be held
at the Methodist church tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29

s25 month alinony. The parties were
married at Pleasant Grove, Dee. ?.
1898
The Provo river IL rising rapidly as a
result OF the late storm. Fortified res
dents claim that II II rises 3 inches
higher the Fortified lands will be over
flowed. IL very warm weather follows
this storm. which has preclpitate
snow in the mountains. the condition
is considered dangerous
Examination of teachers who are ep-
plicants for high school and other state
certificates, including county teachers.
viii be held June Z. s, and 2. at the
Brigham Young university under an
order of the state board OF education,
county Supt. Eggertsen will be in
charge Of the examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29

attended by a large audience Of stu
dents and friends. The following was
the program
Orchestra, waltz .,,........, Kellogg
Presidents address. Preston Mcclure
Vocal solo "Serenade" ..... Schubert
Miss Ester Coomhs.
Grafton ..,......,,.. Murray Hayes
Cornet duet, birds Of the Forest"
Arnold Burgoner and Arthur
Overaid
Recitation. "'rhc One-Tegged
Goose .... Josephine shepherd
class poet. ......,..,...P ruie Bacon
Representation. Miss Clara Nelson
Song, (originaD ...,...,,,.,..,C Glass
Cynic.. Miss Sadie salisbury
sunny jim ...,....... Angus Mortensen
Vocal solo, sumner .Chaminade
Miss Hazel Taylor.
Valedictory. ...... Charles SchWencke
Orchestra (pollywogs) "A Rain
Barrel Episode" KammImager
The graduates are W. A. Black.
Pruie Bacon, Maggie Blackburn, Lionel
Bullock. John Dunn, Valera Foote, Al
len Flndlay Alice Harrington J. Leo
Hafen, Andrew Hansen, Murray
Hayes, Alonzo Jerman. Paul lie Baron,
LettIe Morrell. Tesgic Mcclure AM
gus NOIltlINtllt In'IllhlN Mf'iNll y
Edith Madison, Louie Minor. Ida
Muhlestein. Clyde McQuarrie. Preston
Mcclure. Clara Nelson, Bertha Nell
son. Andrew Nelson. Nern Otteson,
Belle Pace. Nern Pace Magnus Poul-
sen. Josephine Shepherd, Eernest
Syrett, Sadie SALISBURY. Bessie smart,
While Smart Hazel Singleton, Charles
Schwcncke. Melvin Sperry William
Stapley, Ethel Watkins. Farley Wool
sey, Albert wilkins Earl Young.
LEYSHoN-HANSEN WEDDING.
\ marriage license has been issued
tl =. oliver Hansen and Emily Ley
-1uu. both Of Spanish Fork.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Prof. Boshard and The Mocklng
Bird" opera company went to Hebar
yesterday and presented THE Mock
Ing Bird before a large audience there
siu the evening.
G. l.. Hamilton formerly a Salt Lake
railroad man. who has been IN ior
some time at the home of his father
m.law. George l. Taylor Of Lake Vley,
Is IN a critical condition.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
I'm the Fourth district court by Mrs.
Maggie Holman OF Pleasant Grove,
against Benz. Holman ON the grounds "
failure To provide and habtual drunk
enness. Plaintiff asks for the custody
OF five minor children, for Pleasant
Grove real estate valued at 500, and for
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