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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
Sprprenoe Gfterretninser

De meIt oprsrenoe Gfterretninger
ON 6ungersogo % aonibalisme bar
naaaet ct. petersbOra fra De frosns
eletisr paa 6alppen G6ut6is, Gs
iisns goeraranfe moo Goro. De
flefe af glensobrene og6e uF Suns
Ger ginteren 1904 -05, og Snos
bnqgerne Iooes uben 5e6e oq 9oms
munitdtionsmioler. giensobrene tjenef
10 til begge Dele. 3 2ebet af iioile
@inter er bele Stdmmer ub6so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
10. Marg.

tun fenot OpbeDaring n9ilo".
6Oiltet er temmeligt toIt6art. Gfter
Seniens OpfinOelie ffal oct funne
presIeS iammen / Stat, faa 2uften
pda Den U}aa0e oaientlig boloes
uoe u0en li9e fra llOfanten; oenne
OpbeDaringsmao6e ifal Oere langt
biaigere emo oSilo",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
HeOOeoe fra WtinenlptPen
/ 5ranfriS.
De fDtteller ON
ftp9teft9e 0ptebeler.

9GIerne pil minoes oen frpgtelige
@ruteulpfte / 6rantrig for ca. ;
lIqer Iioen. g}u berettes Der un0tr
30. DARTS ON. at 13 af De inoes
Ipprreoe er blepen 6rdqt lepenoe for
0agen.
De reooeoe Nlinear6ejoere er un9e
iraftige aarle pod 17-25 2(ar meo
linota9etIe al oeres 2eoer, 6enrq
gemp, Der er IS Q(ar gammel 2lQe
barer De tpoeliqe prGg al oeres
frp9telige OpleDelier uomagre0e,
uomatteoe. blinoeoe.
0eres Opoagelle og 3eonin3
pagte paloiq 8epegelie. gsrenoe
Scener Oiite ia. oa 6uitruer, Mpz
Ore % anore SlpqtninQe Iaa oen,
De MI alt nogsn 3io 6apoe be
qra0t iom osoe De reoocoe fnile0e
Itrats at gaa 6iem. men 8ottorer
ororeoe Dem iorelpbig inolagt til
gebanOling paa 6oipitaler.
Om oeres OpleoelIer / Gru6en
iial oi meooelc efter oeres egen 5or
telling.
Qemp. oere5 Qeoer, fortaaer DIN
oere8 5ongenifa6 Iaaleoes: SITTER
Gfsploiionen famleoe jcg omfrina
itumleoe ober oeoe Qeqemer oq i9gie
at finoe 9eIfbtielIe moo 8asfen
Seq fanOt noqe aammcrater / an
fern gti8e (@aqforop6ning). @i
lao 3oro % Bart 3 Dage, % faa
LAP oisie 5oripninger op 9i 6Iep
peo at famle omtrinq for at fn0e
n lo8dng al port 5Gnglel, men
bi oreDes otter og after ttlbaoe. vi
lanot no9et 6p, iom ri aoo og to|
Dage ieuere fanot pi en- opo 6ei5
iom bi itar / 5tntfer og aao lam.
men meO @eet o9 8arten. gi leo|
melt al @anomangel. Gnoelg be-
94note pi at fortoiole % oelte os
Ire 9rupper, Jon 6olot 5or6inoelit
meo 6oeranore beo aaa6 s ~
les felte Oi 5rat af friit 9uft, 6oits
let en0elig le0te os til en- 2(adbninq.
Der meote De Iaa ct 9eonin9s
parti og 6lep biulpen.
@n an0en al De reooeoe Iagoc, oa
ban bleb fpurgt, ON oe fopeoe oQi
mtteoe alori9 pore 2ine. Somns
3ioer oeTeoe bi, men g}emp, ser to5
aommanooen, oiloe lite tilo0e os
at foDe."
2(tter en- anoen fortalte. y5eg bar
6ert @emps 6ortaGing, og sen cr
iorrett. uoen al ban glemte 0ullp.
reooerne. 8i fan6t nogie eli Slalo,
% De uogioroe bort beofe W}aaltio.
Remb piite fit llr, iom ban r.
9elmasii9 bab6e truttet op og oeref.
ter regnet 5ioen. Ulen oe 6aboe paa
oen Wiaaoe miftet fire 0oge. De
tdOOe Oeret inoeiperreoe I 20 0ags
/ Steoet for 16. fom oe mente.
GtsploIonen fanot Ste6 oen 10.
Starts. Strats efter &atdItrofen
IabneOes ser 1.212 N2uno. Der er
fun6et ca. 500 Gig, og ser er en6nu
ca. 700, Tom man life Deo geife6 ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
2etiinbis SfiuelfDOuins

Sra Gbisbolm, Wlinn., berettes
fplgenoe Iprgelige 2iloragelie unoer
2. 2(pril;
st fife Barn til6brenoe 0lr. og
W2rs. syrant gobet bleo ituot og
or9bt, meoens oet laa pad Wlobes
rens 9(rm | agtfenet I 6eres 6iem
/ @lenn ner Gbisbolm
Gn Del Drenqe ftgo til Sfibe IN
6alp W2il fra 8obets Sjem. og en-
8ugle tom gennem @inouet cg
or9bte 9drnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
Rulltrifen.
9et besDnOcr at Oases.
Oct ipne8 iom Gierne
maa gibe efter.

5 9eroags U}orges laite Oi. 5
qGten bill 509.500 aulmine z2trbejs
oere goa paa Strife llnionen bar
jim rationale og lotole Statz
fomre $2,500,000.
Def Iod 10 no9et truenoe 10.
U}en d1ereoe iamme Days 2tf
ten lGIte bi. at g36e llniteo Uline
g8orters Of 2(merita"s &onbeniion
Snoionapolis me6 oOerpGloenoe
0aioritet baooe 6efuttet, at Sore
ningens Ueolemmer fuloe 6dpe 5ris
beo til at unoerfrioe aOutratt meo
Gperaterer, iom biloe betdle efteg
eenningsitolaen At 1903, % fort.
fqtt, 2trbeioet oq oct oiloe reou-
oere Striternes 2lntal til tun 40aa.
0g faa / Dag til N}orgen lqies.
At Der uares 6aa6 ON, at Gierne
pil unoertegne ben al 9(rbeioerne for
oreoe 9ensiiala. 5rancis 9. Ro6s
bins bill gdd foran, % iaa mener
nan, at 0e anore iglgsr efter.
Der tan ooq lite 6erettcs nog4
ReiuItat eHom Dag. 3 Gaar boIot
llniontn 6eaiaoaq. g0}itbea Dag"
% 3ag bill 5or6auolingerne ON
SfaIaen after 6libe fortIdt. sra en-
telts Gqne berettes Ser ON, al Der
olegsoe er qiort Strife; Iaaleoes
iioe5 $4,000 at babe ueolagt Q(rs
beioet 3ainois.
Ulen, Iom bi Ttreo for no9en 5io
iioeu, Oi tror lite, Der 6liOer tort
al oeu Strife. Det bar 10 Iet msrtt
oq truenOe no; poloiqe arafter too
reoe til Stamp imoo 6inanoen. M}en
nddr bi aai9eoel lite troeoe. oct bltp
til noget. iaa haboe oct lin @runo.
81 tfter6aaHoen er bi 6lepen mere
operbeoii;: ON. al oct 6liper pe0
3ruslen.
Tor Oct fsrIie par Der Iaa lana
9etrntuingstio, og 6elc 2anoet bar
oe I leoenoe Grinorinq. 6Oao oct bill
iise at faa en- riatia tor aulItrits
Gn Iaoodn Strife piloe faa 5ol.
feitemninuen imo0 ia. Cd set 6d.
lite Iad liot at betboe. 0erfor bar
pi 19ioa let, boor angitelige oe bar
earet paa be9ge Sioer for at faa
@t9loeu for Den muliae aamp'.
iiritt bGItet ooer paa UiooparIen.
Tet oiloe 6lioe en- faa hlng Stolo,
at 9arterne bber for ii9 frpgteoe
for at faa Den paa fine StuIore.
0q 9an0ets gie9ering2 &unoe
Den le rolig paa en- iad 0Gloig 09
inogrtbenOe 9trbsiosforItbrrclIe. qras
iioent glooIeoelt. iom 9reb ino Den
anoen fore aulitrife og fit ben b.
laat, formunenoe 10 ogiaa oe Itri0enbe
I'll at meoes en- Sang mere % forIgs
qe at dfoGrge Striten.
Soa tom Staalinouitrien og
aioyoe arab paa. at oens aontrdtt
maatte uOf0loes.. Den bilOe ingen
St1nosning / aulleberoncen tilo0s.
Og od Nlpoet of RepraIentunter
for Gisrs og 9(r6eioere traaote fams
men miot forrige Muuneo og Or
beioerne ali ino paa Stolaen If
1903. og @jerne begnn6te meo oct
famine (Rob6ins I SpioIen) - aft
bette tilIammen tnos6e paa. at oct
6lcb NOT beo 9ruslen 6enne Sang
@i faar M ie, men oen Sormes
nina leber bi I enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03

ore 6unttionarers 9gjernelIe oil0e
bIiOe Omtalt. st g}poe paafulgte,
og oct blep beIluttet en- Sang for
aae at afgsre Spergsmaalet om
2eoelie, og aefultatet 6leo
for oDrigt Iom openfor n9pnt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
9il OO ger 6(aNOt canOsmdNO

oOaanebtrte"s sc gu o.
9iber u. Il. Is briitiane en-
ofgit OeO 0poen 0nsoag Wlorgen
! REQ ST, 2. o0anneDirte" af
OnsoagS ltri0er ON bans SDgoom:
y6an bar langere Sio p9ret
leg / oen lioite 5io meget li0enoe.
men inOtil Senoags par Der Dog
nappe nOgen af Dem, DER too BAN
In9rmeit, Der tantte, at ban ltul0e
olioe toIot bort fer bans 0uitrr,
| iom MI / langere 3io bar o9rtt
opgipet al ga9erne. og 6pis Qios=
trait ligeiom oraabeois ebber bort
meo 6Der Dag, DER gaar.
s iioite ll9e qit ban enonu 6oer
Dag en- @enoing ne0 / 8hen og
ioa inoenfor paa 3rbtteriet. Sios
fe Sang bar 6reOags. S Qor
Gags 6apoe ban itore Smerter oJ
maotte 6oIoe fig in0en 0ere. Sens
Gag D}orgen ti0lig 6aOoe ban Ell
itart Optaitning At 8loO, oq QGqe
tifalotes, og liot o0er W}i6oal
6oooe ban en- M, betpoelig 8IoOop.
toitning. 9e9erne ertl9reoe M, a
ban life biloe funoe oberlepe ct treois
faaoant 3a6 al 9foo, men at Der
pdr en-, ON END lbag W}uligbe0 for,
al en- Operation tunoe reoOe bans
Qi0.
Stent ban nappe ielp 6apoe no.
Gen I1noerig 8iltro til. at en- Ope.
ration piloe 6ialpe cam, gift ban
ino paa, at en- iaaoan bleO foretds
act tent / Senoags Gftermi0Oags
Geo oenne oiIte bet fla, 6pdo 2e
gerne 6oboe formooet, at Den nprz
meite 2(arioq til Sn9oommen par et
9RopeIudr (lllcer). s Wldnoa95
6enlaa ban til 8els en- DIS, men
illiDnelooen0e uoen Smerter, oQ
noar ban par oaaqen, par ban beo
| fulo geoioI6e0. 0on fenote lad
leoes frats I'm 9ro0er, Der par
iommen BERTH ira U}inneIotd, %
latte 6ddnoen 10 % bro 6om 500
BAG 3rat og Toog. inn ban par,
fagoe ban imihlertio tun foo 0r0,
oa @aar bar oet tenoeligt, at ban
itfe 6oOoe ret lang 3io til6aqe"
66riitionien 6oooe oGtet Uleoarz
6ejoer beo .0annepirte" lige iioen
oets 9e9Dnoelfe Gf 6orn og i
5pritningen farlig itpttet 8laoet
meo Nlioler.
Gn al De alofte fton6.s
nobtite W}ormoner, g3iel5
ii. qeterien, Gp6raim, llta6, er iflg.
.llg6l." nnlig afgaaet peO 0e0er.
8 2(ar gammel. 6au bar fpot /
5perige, TOM iom ganIte ung til
Danmart, 6oor can bleb 6prmano
paa en- 6abrit. 2(aersoe 1852
ilutteoe ban fig til Mormoni8men
% bleb en- af oens leoenoe Meno
/ 9dnmart. 0dn uoDanore0e til
llta6 1854, rejite meo Otie6efor-
bring poer 9rarierne og tom til
Salt 2ate 6itp / September 1866.
5 lltab bar ban gennem9duet meget.
flep ruineret beo 0rrSboppe 2o,s
IaggelIer, forjaget al Snoiansre %
leo 5GngIelsitraf ifolge @omunoas
3uder 2open. Sioen 1866 bap0e
ban boet Gp6raim, 6Dor ban bar
en- dgtet og dniet 9orger.
Om Pre- 9fteuo oOannelfen
pefsles Der frem0eles Sro / Damn.
iarlig meIlem 8raiterne 5ober %
9orf. paf. 0orf Itrioer bl. a.:
Den teologiIte Gtsamen bpr af-
lpleS af en- 01ooenbeosprepe efter
ct foreguoenoe frit Stuoium - Iad=
leoes lDoer set 9nite, Tom nogts
qreiter og 9eafoIt puu ct Meoe
faI babe uotalt, og 9aIior 5dbsr
Ibnes, at oct er iom talt no al bans
9jerte, meoens bi, Ser uotoler os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03

Snofgr8Ien til Il. 9. ira
0anmurt er ringe, ogIaa fam
menlianet meo 9orges. S 5ior be-
le6 Den iig til en- 9arOi uf goot /
0oQars, 6bitet ooq repre-
ientereoe en- Stigning af 80 psf.
ira 1901 Men llofsrIelsartitlerne
er fda, og ct por af Dem Iaaoanne,
iom bi maa famine os beO at uoz
fere, T. SIS. 6uOer, 6bilte 5plfere
o9 2lmeritanere - mere emo bi ielD
- forQrbejoer til 5o0tej Ger Iaa
otter u0fpre5 bertil, for at hi tan
tp6e Den forGole0e 2(rtitel 6ootpjet
Saa ringe er pore Gaperier %
Samdr6ej6et meGem Dem og Stoz
tojsfabritternel Gle0eligere er Dor
u0f6rIel al 0itelp6e.
Q(meritos lloforIel til 9anmart
er for6oIospis meget itOr og lan9t
6etp0eIigere emo til no9ct af De an
Gre tan0ina0iIle Qan0e. 2(rtitlerne
er iua0anne iom U}oi8, 6Oeoe, 0}el,
9omulO, Oleomargarine, mineralite
Olier, Qano6ru9smaffiner, Sarn %
StuaIoarer, SioeTlaIt, Sirup, 2as
DER, Stotpi SDeoIter og andre
6rugter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03

@ulO6rplIup / 6orpeIL
Den %. 0}art8. ifriOer 8osmus
3enIen fra Gl6a til o0unn.", bar
Der @ulobrbllup 6os 80. q. $.
Gang og 6uItru, 5n9ebOrg Gang,
/ 5arlpea, 0onorO So, gle6r.
9ulObru0eparrets 6iemiteo er @reo=
lte0, Sernpe0 So9n Oeo 9Ribe, oQ
De 0rog til 9tmerita 1879.
Gn al oere8 gprn, Niels Gang,
er 0eo 6erobre; ban bar PrGIt / oen
forene0e Sirte og bill minoes meo
Serligbeo at mango. Suns @nte
oG oeres to 8srn bar meo til 9uloz
brblluppet Iddpel Iom Tets df Sub
6ruoepurrets Ipb nuIeOenoe 8prn.
0et bleo oplDf at Sl9gten
Gang nu tener 81 Me6lemmer, 35
af oisIe er @ulobruoepdrrets 8prs
nebsrn.
0r, Gang er neiten 78 gor gam
mel, Og bans 9uItru 73.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
0qnfte / g6tGa0elpbia.
Om oisie ifriber ng}orOl9fet4.

- - ? = . ~ - = y -
Om oisie ltriber rNorOl9iet"
Der Ieber 600 DANTE qbiQaoel.
p6ia. 3il oaglig m9rter man life
meget til Dem oenne Den met
amerito!dte blanot aae amerifonits
9Der % oenne Den melt ipreots 5tdo
llnionen. Sun peo feitlige 9ejz
lig6e0er trooper oe man0It9rt op /
6ele oeres 8el0e. Den Iterite Sam
menfomit, iom erinore5 De oanit.
p6ilaoelp6ianlte 2(nndler, bar Soften
/ 2(nleOning af aongens 40zaari9s
Regeringsju6ilGum.
Den talrigite Del af Sen nor0ilfe
Stamme er Spenfferne, Iom en- omz
tring 5000 3allet. 2tf Ror0man0
er Ser fun 800.
@i nal gre rgtorolpiet" Den
9ieneite at oplpie. at Ser iflg. L..
9. Genius i 1900 bar 934
hanItfeOte, 692 nor7tfebte og 2,143
ipeuitfoote / pbilaoetpbiu. 5or iaa
al naa 8a1et 5000 Sbenffere maa
Oi multiplecere 3oGet al Ipenitfpott
me0 21a. D}ultiplicerer oi 7oa 5at.
let af oonItfpote og noriffpote me0
famine Sal, faa faar pt 2,179 9anz
ite og 1915 0oroman0 pbilooeIs
p6ia. 2utIad ooer ire @an9e Ida
mango DANTE, Iom gNor0IbIet" opz
9iper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03

life foritaa. gi life 9ener. Der
maa life nituoeres til Praft". 6or
os 6ar oct Smag at ungOommeIig
Selptlogita6 o9 frititIe5 SelptiQlO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03

Gn 6onft 5ormer, g. 90.
9enIen, Ser bor glar6e6en uf Sabs
marc, 6reeborn 60, G1inn, ifoG
babe giort en- OpfinbelIe, Ser bet
fer OpIigt / umerifanite 2onobru9ss
freoIe. OpfinoeIfen, IOm ban bar
tdget 9otent pdo. beItaur | en- M
Madoe at op6ebare @renfooer pau
@interen ober. 6iotil bar man ber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
slterel1",

y Nt*k = W. WI
bet eneite oanlfe 8lao / 9lmerita,
Der uo9aar to @an9e ON ll0en,
u09ioes of p9aniib 9utb. 9ubl.
6onle4, Blair, geebr.
Prgue=gtumre ienoeS frit paa
5orlan9enoe.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
CONTRAST OF TWO TYPES
German Girl Loves Her Sweetheart,
While English Maiden Merely
Likes Hers Very Much.

The outspoken romance of the
German is sometimes trying to
those OF a different habit. The
author OF the travelling notes
called "From n Holiday Journal
describes a young girl whom she
met at a German bath, pretty,
doll.like creature, named Marie,
who knew how to sit still and do
nothing all day long.
Presently il was discovered
that Marie had a lover. She dis.
closed the fact boldly.
"My Brautigam is young, hand
some, rich" she said proudly, look.
ing up to a tall English girl of II.
And have you not a bridegroom,
too? Or did you never have one %
The English girl had never be.
fore felt the humiliation caused
by the lack Of bridegroom. So
she shamefacedly confessed that
some one liked her, only this
spring, but
"But you do not love him." in,
terrupted the German girl in
loud but very bad English. "O,I
love my treasure so. love
him sov
The English girl shuddered, and
blushed to tie roots of her hair.
The words had been distinctly
spoken and had evidently proved
very amusing TO party of Eng
lish in the vicinity.
co." she implored, "would you
mind saying like instead OF love
next time? We never say love in
English. We have no such thing"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
Visit the Experimental
Farm.

Why don't the people take
more interest in what is being
done on the Central Expert
mental Farm? This is question
being asked by those who are
devoting much time to scientific
agriculture and horticulture.
Perhaps it is not generally
known that work is being per-
formed on this farm in tree plant
ing, seeding, spraying, etc, OF
insstimable worth to farmers and
fruit raisers.
II would be good thing for
every local farmer to visit the
station regularly. Begin now.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
tcrest in all but The VICIOUS side Of

tcrest in all but the Vicious side of
life.
While the tobacco habit is a
bad one IN adults there can be no
parallel drawn between its in
nuence upon grown people and
children. The character Of the
former may be fixed, but the
latter are passing through the
formative period of life when Il e
influence of such habits may ruin
their future career.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
Boys and Tobacco.
the necessary labor.

Much has been written concern
ing the evil effects of tobacco on
young boys and yet in spite of all
this and the law. many boys in
every town are blighting their
future lives by the use OF this
narcotic. In Lehi we have our
share, boys who otherwise would
become bright, useful men, but
who are sapping their strength OF
mind and body by smoking
cigarettes. 1t is serious The
effects are such that parents OF
boys can not guard their sons too
carefully. The direct results are
weakened intellect and dwarled
body, the indirect are immoral
habits, bad associates, and a weak
character.
No boy who smokes or assocl-
ates with company OF the kind
that smokes ever stands high in
educational work. He socn be-
comes irresponsible and loses in
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
Rotor Harvestinr At Nirht

For the purpose Of showing the
usefulness of the agricultural mo.
tor, an interesting demonstra-
ton has been given on a farm near
Biggleswade. The field was illum.
mated by acetylene gas, and,
drawing two six feet mowers, the
motor cut 10 acres in three hours,
80 minutes, the start having tax.
en- place at nine p. m. The demon.
stration was given TO show that
the motor can be used day and
night, so enabling a field to be
moved or plowed in the shortest
possible time.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
ckrAr SPORT III TUSCANY
Shoot Beautiful Birds of That
Pro inoe Is Chief Enjoyment
for Its Huntefa

The olive trees round Lucca are
not nearly so old or so gnarled
looking as those familiar to Wis
itors on the Riviera, probably be
cause, owing TO the proximity OF
the mountains, the Tuscany eli.
mate in which they grow is more
temperate, says a French writer.
The earth in which they grow is a
reddish gravelly soil; in fact, for
olives, the dryer the earth the bet.
ter, and they do not require much.
depth. 1t takes the fruit of five
of the largest trees to make only
one barrel of the pure oil contain
ing 3Gt liters-that is about ITO
pounds in weight; and even this
amount cannot be reckoned upon
oftener than once in every two
years. Moreover, an olive tree
has to be planted and grated four
years before ii will produce fruit
at all.
There would he great many
beautiful singing birds in the
groves and mountain sides around
Lucca were il not for the passion
which the Tuscan Contadini have
for la caccia--the chase. The
sport they indulge in all day long
is shooting at goldfinches and lin
nets and other little birds, all OF
which are sold and eaten. In the
markets Of Lucca have seen jays
for sale. Upon my expressing 4
doubt as to their succulency | was
assured that they were excellent
when boiled. Fancy boiled jay
a. repastl
There is apparently no rule in
Tuscany as to not shooting on the
high roads. Indeed, on every mile
or two OF roadway you will prob.
ably meet at least one cacciatore
with gun upon his shoulder.
They will fire at anything, even a
bat. myself saw my friends
cook, Tito by name, shoot a bat on
the high road, he said if he could
only get enough of them they
would make a good pic. We gods
bat pie and boiled jay--what a
dinner!
ascertained that there is some
excellent trout fishing to be OBJ
tanned not very far from Lucca.
many of the trout being Of good
size. The trout are already in sea
son in the months of February,
and rise very well in March and
April to fly.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
Decoration Day.

Our readers are reminded that
next Wednesday, May 30th, is
Decoration Day. Before that
day every lot in the city eeme-
terry, as also the streets, should
be cleaned and adorned. This
work should not be left until the
holiday, but in all cases be at
tended to before that day.
OF course, most lots will be
looked after by private families,
but it will be necessary for the
city to procure assistance in
cleaning other portions OF the
grounds not otherwise looked
after. To do this we suggest
the setting apart of either next
Monday or Tuesday and calling
for volunteer citizens to perform
the necessary labor.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
Vacation for Students.

About one hundred Lehi young
people were counted members of
the local high school at the Com
mencement Exercises held in the
Tabernacle last week. These
young people are to be congratu-
lated on the interest taken in
educational work. Nothing short
of sickness or death should pre-
vent their going on with the la
bors so we'll begun.
As lessons are now laid aside
for season, and the daily contact
with the school influences will be
lacking, some very important
questions confront every student.
How shall | spend my vacation?
Under what influence shall | la
Dor, and with whom shall |
spend my leisure time? These
questions are important because
they determine the ideals that
will gradually supplant those
now possessed.
Many young men have attended
Commencement Exercises ut the
close of the school year with
high ideals of life and an ambi-
ton for their realization but by
bad companionship or careless
habits, taken on during the vaca
ton, have taken other channels
which prevented any further edu.
cational progress. To avoid any
possibility of failure we would
say to the young student, choose
good company both while at work
and during leisure hours. They
will exert over you a potent in
huence for good, which will make
of the work you have begun q
constant force in your develop
ment. Mistakes in these partieu
lars may side track you from
your main purpose and make
useless that which you have
gained by much time and labor
Again, few good books SHOULD
be read during the summer time
They will furnish pleasure, give
culture and information, as wei
as add to your proficiency in fu
ture educational work.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
Helping Him Out.

I'm golrg to ask you for your daugn-
ter's hand before long, MIR. Rocks; -
there any chance for me?"
"Humph! Why not ask now?"
Il don't think a man ought TO marry
until he has saved $1,000, and I've only
saved three so far"
That's all right, my boy: I'll give
you the other two Take her and may
the Lord-Cr-that is to say, take her
and be happy Houston Post.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24

Little Ellsworth had been told that he
might help mamma get the string beans
ready for dinner Soon mamma saw
him busily at work with a needle and a
long white thread
What are you doing, Elsworth7" she
asked
I'm stringing the beans" answered
Ellsworth. Little Chronicle.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
SIX MILLIONS
DOLLARS SPENT
Nv tho


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
In improving what was originally the
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RESULT
A comparatively straight and level ros,i-
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WHAT DOES 1T MEANT
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-04
SENTENCE AFFIRMED.
Richardson, Hsrie and Marion Are to
Be Shot.

FL Paso. Oct. "A special to the
Herald from Chihuahua says the Mex
lean supreme court handed down a de-
cision affirming the death sentence
in the case of Richardson, Harle and
Marion, the New York Life Insurance
company swindIers They will be shot.
The men We're convicted of murder
= two men. Mitchell and Devers, for
their insurance. Richardson and Ma
rion were agents and Harle the exam
ming physician for the insurance com
pany at Chihuahua. The men were ar
rested in FL Paso four years ago and
extradited after a. long fight. Rlch-
ardsou. whose re;Sname is Leslie +.
Hurlburt. was at one time an attor-
nev in Rochester. y. y. Mason's tcor-
rcctl real name is Mitchell. and he is
a brother-in-law of Richardson (Hurl
hurt and q brother-in-law OF one Of
,he men murdered az Chihuahua Tor in
surduyc
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