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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Sc SnSfbotc oil forbaobeuElia be,

&c SncTpofe oil TorDaCpelHllB pct
efter life tdIe r~in9maqtarSe ON 6en
rcdfe @amncIuit eIIcr rpnfe fornq.
teligt pna 9GSen, mar Se forIller
mo | ct &its, boor en- Snnaebio al
Denne pruln &nnc er Iogt ttIiioc for
b~eiti6liae goeuataIitettr. 8laoene
mc5bder ncatGg i 0i&fe Go8c, at en-
~fiIbbJo6$ 9arFce<SiGrring az pro.
mirent GamfIie i ieIoe Gorrrcticut,
upIig bar "ofTsret" cit 0it fem bIco
Iapet FOR belle % War tiIbo8e, o. fon
ii6eH uGi5rEOt BAR lig0ct % 8iurct
oe Tobrct ia in6tI hcn mn cn6CIi5
bGuOe facet 6en rgte grumo % no.
isgte beLit1te Sna9, iom eubocr fo&.
ulopolitijt g&arfrpf irtter iLiq %ri8
Raa. &isIge gDj5ncranimcn bar
Often ZEN Smde itGrserc enc al.
ninAs!ig OF. urn eacr& fulofom.
men iPiieIig". &oncu, beSer oet, 70.
Ter ia roer6Gtt on. al oen cl0c uo.
be ho6t ITO, ON o1t ifldSe oUre not
TO- - -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

Bate Bins tries MI oeiad paa st.
let al Gnarfiiterne. &ut, mcstoa |
Ranbass ct @rep, iotn nenIigt amber.
rettebe bam ON, at ban biIoe bIi mgr.
Oct | oct apoitoIlife BALLADS "fom en
Groteft impo BEN riioarcnbe Gam.
UNDERSTANDING" anarfiitrrne er sa.
rate til at britee ettpcrt WibScI til at
sbelrage ale &fititittoner. fotn. itst.
ties at airfen eIler WsiIit9rntnst. itanr
eer I 9rcret. = SSnbnes iprang en-
gonrbe I ct Retrrsfirfen, % gapen
bor fotn ct Wtube ON Grploiipren
atcritt en- at De Spieer, bpormeS
9pmben bar label.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

Mnn brbpocr iffr at goa ,soenfor
2onaetS @rruf1r for at itnoe Grein-
bel paa, buorIeoes YpItttct boo ,ttSig
oG ittburon OptruScn tan she en-
SmafIp6eEie, iom | mango EiafuIoc
mar ifiHbrefouuarc Sdser for Dem.
Iorr bet eaor no poer. StsSctfor iteSfs
at oGnc GetfprbigbcSens SaauSb9-
Der os SumfuuSct til 8prn % DE.
fptteIie moo 5or6rpbaIie 90 ltblmIf.
bco, bGrr6cr oct aItfor ofte osiaa Der
! 2an6et. at 8oIittet oeo fine utiIbsr.
Iige Sonolinger poa ben enc SIDE
bi6roger til at neS5rpSe Rcipetten
for SOB 90 &et | fin MminSeIi9beo
90 paa ben anSen til at boIoe Sor.
brpoerpGienet iFios, oeIs beo Iigefrem
at alEiere ii9 6errre6 og bIS peo al
forfGgs ioo6onne, iom bel bar feiIet,
men fom meo GrIig Billie igien bur
forie8t at fsre ct beore 2tb. Sette
S~piouerings. % SorfsLgegieSoGien
er Dog for intet at regne, ioaIebes
iom oct 6riocs i De SoreneSe Stater,
moo Den Roue oct ipiller {. @r. /
Spitlanb. Gen MI iaa bersrnte Rb.
oenfaptein / aopentcf. Tom paa en- %
immme Sio bar Itoffet SpIterne foa.
Dom itSmprfet @aoro % | oisie 9reo.
ic paft ioa meeen Surme be. tit bri.
ftige aiip, fortGler meo tilipneIa.
benbe &roo paa Sroo9rStsbeb, at Ss,
er oct tyife 8oIiti, iom for en- flor
9d bar eiort bum til, bpa6 ban er.
San bapoe p9rst | Strof % trobs
aIe 9Gtr9belier poa at isre ct re.
ipeftGbGlt Sip efterpaa, fit ban albus
Sre5 for Bolitiet. Oct Ioa efter BAN
peb ale opt9nfeIise 9eiIi9beoer %
ploget 90 pinte bam, iaa Silp9reIieh
tiliiSit bIeo boan ourtrent iiihbcIbatg.
Saa beiIutteSe ban ou lieeiaa soot
at fprti9tte pua Sorbrpoerbanen, %
oct bar ban aiort. 9et meite at 81.
Den Dor ban tiTbragt | Straffeamtal.
tcrue, % De forte ReIleur1m mel.
lem Bocr StraTfeterutu bar ban be,
upttet til at itbipetrdere og lt5fsre en
eIer ou6en TrimtneI StorbaaO",
iom rt9tig tiIgarp$ flmbe forbIsffe
9oLifiet. 5 Sen ithfte b~erMlmreIi8e
Gffapabe bar ban opergoaet iig Ielo.
9hu soor Ran after 69rgid, 90 Der
enSer od bans Sarriere. Ser fan
moaife bore noeet Soil ON, tpproiot
Ell Zig Spr flrSe Nt ct ififtaigt
IGmSte, on ban bar blet ooerIo6t
til fig ieIp, men ben SmitGrtoigbeo,
at set tuifc YGIiti MOB ner eller min.
bre goo @runb, % ofte uben
@rltn6, forfager eu2ner Staffel,
iom eueotrg or hommct poa Samfin'
6ct& Sfpggeiibe, terpocrer bog lltpil'
iomt / Scl Retriu4, iom Sfomageren
! SGpenicf tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

@aStrnpr Spbmipns MupoIitct Deb
goGact | @iuneiotd otter iis MT al
base parct cscr $4,000. San I'll
10000 stcnuter mere csS for 2 sar
fiaen, 90 Sole, oen repisbIitanifr
aansisat. fit $4,000 ssnuner min.
hrc c1ss G,inrL font Dor So9nions
MfosfanStSat | 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

Ga ltnipnsfougr. - Hndr ben nor.
tie &cnee | ltrionstisen beisate stor.
&C, betrngtebe Roremgnbene bette
rTrnteit iorn on Be tx Ianut bant et
StunS fra Socrioe. 90 Stsie 2aan
fdIot uofiaa iieISent paa. 0en Ell an.
oct urtpnslanb, llnsdrn, faar enSnn
iielSncre ibIaant fin eyer, aonge fro
Storebrcberen Eitcrrtg, og Sisfe
Saan er til 90 meS ntegrt fortparige.
Nsu meooeIes fra 9llonpeit, OF aciier
5ran3 Soief / iamfuIbe ire Tiger BIZ
opBolSe iig | ltuporn, % iaa lang EiS
er oct monge, LANCE aar iiben, bon,
tilbragte / tit eitIige &pngerise. Oct
CT oct eoiee ltniOnsfjGpI mlIem
Siterrig 90 llngarn iom bar boIot
BAN bcrte. Der eisre5 Scrfor M fore
5orbereoeIier, irrItg fra SeR unsar.
tic abeIs Sioe, paa at gisre iaa me.
GET no at aonsens 9eiss ium uls.
Iigt. ,f#.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
C..ass... D ss .:.,s. CO: & . s.ss:
saa Snatiec Sc ameritouIfe Repor

Soa Spstisc Sc amerifou'te Ie&or'
tiers Archaeological CT, fan Ton nm,l
uHoertiben bIfpe ~or6crtIiu ungedn
ooer bcrcs Socr-@e6GftiSbeS. 81
ioS retop Der ON Gngen 90 giroeo1
pS pocr en- @ere.uir9 ON. at Gltoretu
Earresie booSc fi9ufct CIT Wtilpa
2oIors til SreSsfogeus 6reumc, ou
Der SJunfcIig foru ct Geutelrtt Of belle
SHhripn fra STR. Carnegie feb; bun
babe aiSris trrtft paa upgct Iter.
iagSe ban. Set beIe pnr en- ara&auo
- EFT Tcporterjfrsre - ug Tigt fon
man NOT Grgrc iis ober. iprlia | e,
SiTiuToe forn bette; TIL BET er itf-
feri. at Carnegie life soSt fitrrSe fun'
oct en- bcSre GrtoeroeEe for en- Idl.
lion Sollurs cnb 300 at arbringe Dem
! Smbsogitntionen; iorioooiot fun.
be norl nof baoe snffet, at ban baoSe
laSet fem bore Iigs 90 frdgt ben ge.
i6aftiee &epurters 9inf. Com ga.
gen mi ftuar, oil ben enrIe 9Th.
noffe forulobertItg bel bogte fig for
of ffianfe nogen 8enee til SreSsia.
iaaen, ON life of ouSsn @rlino, iaa
al Jrpgt for, at en- anben ofToe faa
Sgren for at baoe tauft Sanfen ferft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Rone 5reoerif.
oanmarfs &onec paa fin fprite @eiie
til fretnmcSe Spffer.

Sra Berlin t~eIeBraferes ben 19St
Nopember:
Song Sre6erif o. 3ronntrg 2priie
af Danmarf onfon ioag BERTH fro
aisbenbarn paa TT fsrite ~offieieIe
geisg Dos bet tpftc Sof. aunsepar
ret nrobtoses paa observation-disclosures
At Setter WiIbeIm o. aeiicrinbe shi
grita Bictorta. : @aSsrne, bbpri
atennein ben toreeIige 9ortese pos
icreoe, purabereSe beIe gerItns @ar'
nifon, en- ,tbisst Notwithstanding
fra aeiierens Sibc. geS grntben,
tntrgerporten snifcSe gerIius 9pr'
aermeiter be fremmebe @iaiter Bel.
fommen, boospoa Song Sreoerh FOO.
rebe meb en- fort Gale.
S bet fongeIige Sdge bar ogiao
ben banife llSenrtssminiiter @ret
Taben 2epettaaii % bans S,titru (ber
icm Bige bar Wtis Woltlton fra 30,
iton). @reotnSe 2eoettaai bar fin enc
grm I SIpnee, tSet bun itbite fSre.
Sag unber en- RiEstitr / aisbenbapn
ifabeoe Irmen. Ge banife fonge[ige
8igIter bill aireiie fra Berlin imor.
gen aften.
5slgenbe Telegram fra Berlin al
2Oee Wooember giengioer oi meb alt
SorbeboIo: ,
Song Sreberif al Sanmarf er -
ifslse ct bel begrunSet Sorlpbenbe l.
tommet til Berlin for, at goofienbe
en- bemmelis Sraftnt meS aeiier WiI-
helm, bporefter EYifIanb saranterer
2anmarfs Sntesritet, os til 8eSer-
lag berfor ffaI Spiflanb bape Ret til
at itGnee Be banife Slnbe for en-
boilfeniombelit fietOtlis Slaaoe, Der
ieger at ansribe aieI eler nosen on.
Cen tpff 9iteriiebaOn. 9enne aftaIe
itges at bore 8eiltItatet al aetierens
ooerorSentliee 6~Orefommenbeb moo
| be ienere 4ar - en- Sore
~fcmmerbeo, iom MI er breoet iau
langt. at &eiieren merer, ben bos
Ganiferne maa babe ubilettet ale isr.
gelige Winber ON Sabet al Ssnber'
ipIIanb. Iftaler ifnI bore al ioaoan
&arafter, at operbeptieube pfiicielle
Gementier altib fan fremfsres meo
tiIipnelaoenoe a9telie for SanSbe'
ben, ia at Dem enoog hal ~inbeboloe
geitenmeIie onl en- Sfin.8rotelt fro
Ganmarfs Side / SilfRIbe al al
Spiflanb faar Drug fpr at berptte 'ig
al BEN omtalte Het. - CSor bore
gine ier aIt bette 10 JONI oct rene Sp'
iein6. - "YoItst"s &eo.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Wn er ser after ltareie | 5ron

Nn er ser after lisreie | Srnnfrig
! arlebnius Iittoriteternes Statits'
Sptagelie / be fatboIffe &irfer. Sor
Der er erSn,1 omfrins $500 airfer
tiGbose, iom 0fpnoigBeberne life raj
OF fomme runSt til iiSite 8aar, og /
Wtanbags fog man tat igien. Dtdn
bapbe baabet, Of bette arbeioe MI flrn'
De foregaa unber minSre NobitonS
% SpItpr END iiior 8aar, men bet ier
life no til, at bette Saub ifol qua /
Opfplbelie. 8 Wanbags gift Oct NOT
lao bra, i9rIig | De Girfer, bpor Rpn'
~bigbeoerne tnSfanSt itg iaa tibligt, at
8oIf / Rdbolaaet enSnl life par
iioaet op. Men ieuere bleo Der Muo'
Der igien. Tou enfeIte Steoer bar
enbog Wpbitanoen iaa iterf, at @pn'
~big6eoerne iaa fig nsbt til at ubi9tte
Sorretningen inbtil pibere. Srn Sir
ten | Ytgllan, Door WeftenS Uoll
trGngte mo, MATTE be ifpnoiomt for
tr9ffe, oa airfcn oar frtlb al Spopl'
reg. airfen bleo omiioer rpboet, e.
terat en- Gibeling Sriantert ligeirem
6apoe itormet BEN. 9ranopGieuet
Ifliloe Sa til at iprsite SanS ino
Rirfen for at bripe &sgen o9f, men
bette blep ser heller life noget al oa
oct bite iia, at @anoIebninsen bar til
itrppet. Sgina I @iaelang,ie bIep
Wpnbig1eberue forbreoet ira &irfen
beb en- fprlenbe Spoplrsg. ct anSet
Steb inbtog SoIfeinasien en- iao trl'
enSe Solbuing, at Npnoigbeoerne
life popeSe at trGnge IND | airfeu, til
troSs for at Sen bar omrinset al 500
SoIbater. Oilers bar &egieringet
foreiot itg, at 2opeu Ifal baanobgpes,
bpob oct iaa ifal foite. s Wnnoags
@ SirSboeS bIep iaIt 1900 airfeeien.
Somrne tarerct, % BET er M Wentn'
gen at fortirtte ufortcoet, inStiI man
bIir frrbi9. "t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

g~oftaten, Dor Rongcf, % bans Mini.
tire erfIaret, at bet beIeiIisc EiSs.
pitrft enbrr lite bar fonnmet". Ween
I'M er bet iaIfaIo tOutnet til en- arife
ier bet ub til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Sra uolanoet.

SsrbFi9Is I g~IaitmIien. Gro
Gcrtb | @eitniftraIien teIeerofcres,
at ct SorbifiGlD merfeoes RanSas
eftermiSbas Ianss belle apften fra
albarp til Charts gau. MpiteIien
.rar beftis | Pcrt5, g,tsicIton @eraI.
ten % Warble gnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

Ifers GGnSfprboielic. Ct Telegram
al 11oe tiger, at Chicago & 3ortb'
!pcitern. SCrubaueu friOiQi9 bar til
itaGet ale tine LOO StationSnaentel
90 ca. 800 GeleBrafiter en- SsuSfor'
bptcIie Poa e%ieuneminitIig 50 on
Ylaaueoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
5pntra
1906,
} slarbOg for IOrite paa besse {
Cher al Sanet.
Fdr0efryk.

Sioer At Sapct,
u09ipet at Krtitian preft9aro
o9 Jobs. 9. Dtit,
er MI ubfommet meb fgGsenoe Snb.
= BpIo: =
. Salpoan &obt: Senrit gSerge' '
lambs @iennemoruo.
6. 6. BreuS: Winoer fra Spring
Bruirie &~reitegaarS.
Sr. &nut @Ieriet: Zen ltprit'
iSlarbIfc Saaaltteratur.
Suul Steieruo: SGoreIanos'
flPrIigbeo.
Sr. Rtdael ". Riftefen: =
J YorItsamsrifunfte 6prfattere. - I
SidInlar Siprt 8opeien.
Spen Woren: @rapBL.
9. Ctr. SoBuipn: aduaan.
SiuIm1r Rueo SoIano: Rpbpgs
gCrltiSier: Sen Igrite norlte emit
grant I 8eieu. Sen Gloite BAT
6riSfpIpni | amerita.
Sven SftebGl: G%irtearbeioe /
= SDttiaarere. 4
= .. 1. &irtebers: 8 NoO9uue. !
Si9t.
Sb. &otbne: CLAUS Saae ps ben
norite 5ulfetple.
". Nger: Haar @rGter mBoer
@rGfer.
ST.. @epree s. SGpm: Ioroiite
StIoter peo umerifanite 1lntperiis
teter.
\ .. o. R%iitao: On ben ncrifslutbers Z
. ite Spiitole / Gmeritu. y
8. s. Sopperitub: gutumn 6ans
cieS. Rocm.
BriS St.00. Segee 8tno al
~Spmra" - for 1905 os 1906 - faaes
tiliammeu for $3.50.
&bresie "SHura', Ssturab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23
Erppfifpn Noncae

betuler bin 8eiie til grOptitou. Speciene
Slasier for gptpmmere. Seub eiter Rata
Ipa til 8. 6. SRtre, grpptitpu, gfirn. II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

In every cline its colors are unfurled
Its fame has spread from sea to sea;
Be not surprised if in the other world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

iaa EFT @pngpogter tnbom / Sptttr,
ca Sa Iaa Raroeu 6eS. Sfiert oIt
cmfring bam Bar armcneus IRrsc,
tror man, al Snmes Simion ~eiteria'
Ger Zig en- itor Gum 8cuge. iom ban
tel 6ar neograoet ctiteo5. @au bur
funSet ct 9rco ira 1875, 90 Set tp0er
pua. at GfSsSe bar SIestsanger ct.
IteSs / 5ranfliu Gountn Ohio. Get
2arS, ran e~fterInSer iis, er oHrbi.
fuIOt. Oct Iigger Iise ! RGrbeoen al
cen me Same, iom gfiIwnutec,aom-
panict agter at bDsge.
Stranger Se en- Sgmoitine2 "Sus.
penuen" er iaa goo JON nogen anoeu
Snmaifiue Ill ben oob5eIte grtS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

that those are sustained by special do
nation, Thus is left TO him for such
purposes as ne may choose, the entire
tthing fund and the dividends on in
Vestmcnts already made. The total OF
this great amount should be nearly or
quite S2.O0O,OOO per annum. And while
he eNpends these moneys as seemeth
pleasing to him, claiming that God AL
mighty has empowered him 10 rob the
widoV and fatherless. and TO make no
return of the pIundcr. that sycophant
falSticr, Charles W. Penrose goes
around the country sermonizing I'm the
very teeth or the people who know per
fectly well that the tithes which they
pay are not expended as the lying
apostle claims
The Mormon mass feed the tithng
COW and Joseph f milks her And at
the same time Penrose dances I'm glee.
urging the defrauded ones to give more
and more OF their provision and to leave
for themselves less and less of that
which should be q comfortable main
tenance for themselves and families.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
ONE ROAD TO PEACE.

The church organ is telling that Some
one has been. saying That the Latter
Day Saints could have peace if they
! wanted IT; and the organ proceeds TO
argue that peace is impossible because
OF the determined prosecutions against
! the righteous
| No war is being made upon the Lat
terDay Saints The News is well
aware Of this fact. but IL chooses to IN
terposs the Batter-Day Saints between
the Latter-Day Sinners and the
aroused sentimentality of this country.
1t has been stated repeatedly by The
Tribune, I'm answer TO questions from
Mormons, that the hierarchy could
bring this war To an end at any time
by merely obeying the law and keeping
the covenant which was made to the
Nation. 1t is folly for the Deseret
News To pretend that preachers. apos-
tateS and politicians are in a combi-
nation to fight the Saints of Cod. No
Latter-Day Saint is being antagonlZed
in his political or property interests. or
in his religious faith The I.atter-D Day
Sinners, Who perpetrate and encourage
others In perpetrating oftenses against
the law and reasonable crime against
the civilization of THIS country. are be-
ing asked to rclnqUlsh their darling
sins-so injurious to the community and
so threatening to the Nation, so viola
Tive Of nll the pledges which Utah gave
to the country TO secure her admission
into the sovereign slsterhood
Does any one think that strict ad-
herence TO these covenants by the Nor
mon leaders would not bring peace .
Let him reflect upon the experiences
Of the Mormon people during that brief
period following the manifesto Of 1890.
during which the leaders were mcuI-
obedience TO law, and were bringing
the church into full accord with the
civilization of this age President WI
ford Woodruff, standing in the Temple
on the day OF the first service I'm that
completed structure. announced that
the Latter-Day Saints were now at
peace with all the world and would
continue TO have peace, and that the
work would be accelerated as never be-
fore. The reactionaries OF the church
broke the treaty made conflict where
none was necessary. and they alone
have the power To restore tranquility
to their distracted community,
The war is not willingly made from
the outside, but is enforced by the evil |
practices Of those VINO are within 4
cessation of the wrongful acts and !
teaching viii bring the controversy to |
an instant end
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
THE STREET NAMES.

At the session OF the City Council on
Monday evening City Engineer Kelsey
made certain recommendations for the
remaining of the streets.
The first. that the name of East
Temple street be changed To Main, Is
merely a recognition of existing condl-
tons That street is very rarely called
East Temple now. but is almost uni
versally called Main street and the Of
flcIal change would merely conform to
the general usage
In general the recommendations of
Mr. Kelsey are in accordance with
common sense. and would meet the
convenience OF the public. Certainly
II is desirable TO more exactly specify
Il large number OF smaller streets run
ming through blocks or penetrating
blocks part way. And above all il Is
desirable to eliminate the duplication
of names
The chief change that would be made
in conforming to the Engineers recon-
mendation would be in Plat d; that is
10 say that portion of the city north
OF Brigham street from Eagle Gate
eastward. His recommendation is that
the streets running east and west there
should he called avenues. and that the
streets running north and south should
be given definite names in place of let
ters Of the alphabet as now. provided
that the first letter of the name should
conform To the letter now used for the
street. To what extent this would lead
TO confusion, IT is not easy to deter
mine In advance. but that IL would
lead to a great deal Of confusion there
is no doubt We do not think, there
fore, that IT would be wise TO make
this change. \ great many people
would be disconnected by IL. and for
the ensuing two years that portion of
the city, and all inhabitants OF the CITY
having 10 do with that part of the city.
would be considerably at sea in locat-
Ing any place or residence As 1t Is
now. the east and west streets there
are numbered from one up to eight or
ten or twelve. as the case may be; the
north and south streets are Indicated
by letters of the alphabet from A 30 L.
that is u schedule that every one can
easily understand: IL is the schedule
that now prevails, and that the people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
l lsN.lssl

| 1t appears. then. unless the product
OF the Ogden and Logan sugar fac
tories can make up the difference. that
the consumption of sugar In these four
States is less than half that OF the
average. per capita. i'm the United
States; and this I'm spite of the we'll
known fact that there are large areas
and heavy populations I'm the older por-
tions Of the United States where the
consumption might fairly be supposed
TO be not above half the general aver
age; but for these States, named
and included above. we would be
far more inclined to say that the per
capita consumption Is double the aver
age for the whole country than that
ii is less than that average. 1t Is proper
TO say also. that we had I'm mind the
supply Of the new camps of Nevada
when We estimated that all the sugar
produced I'm Utah and Idaho would be
consumed lin this immediate region
And according TO the Department esti-
mates, per capita. 1T certainly would
be: but if we consume but half the
amount consumed per capita In this
country at large. as Mr.. Cutters Gc-
ureS require, then Of course we were
wrong But while yielding all due re-
spect 10 Mr Cutters statement. we do
not think that we were wrong, and arc
decidedly of the opinion that the per
capita consumption OF sugar I'm these
four states is very much above the
average for the United States. and that
one hundred pounds per capita is a
modest estimate, which would make
the sugar consumption for Utah. Idaho.
Montana and Wyoming 100 900. 600
pounds instead of 81. 900 600 How the
discrepancy is 10 be accounted for we
are not at present prepared To say; but
that there is a great discrepancy be-
tween Mr.. Cutters statement and the
actual consumption. must be evident to
any one who VIII make even a little in-
vestisation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

are acquainted with Better leave 1t
alone, and conhne the changes TO elm
mating duplicate names and to more
perfectly defining the streets which
merely run from one block to another,
or TO the streets or avenues which pen
citrate through a portion Of the block,
with that done the present street nam
ing and designation seems to be pretty
satisfactory on the whole, and about
IS good a SNStem as Cnmld he devised.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Many elders in Arizona and New
Mexico are taking plural wives. ac-
cording to Congressman Bede. and llv-
ing as they should. as Brother George
Reynolds would saN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Debate ON the forestry reserve sub
ject in the Senate revealed the remark
able fact that there IS something on
which Senators Dubois and Smoot
think alike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

No man need expect TO get the chair
manship OF the State land board who
docs not understand that Senator
Smoot Is one of our greatest states
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

y man who took an additional wife
~ Pennington is TO be prosecuted. 1t
Is probably unnecessary to state that
he is not that we'll known citizen OF
the place, Apostle Taylor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Soon the Smoot subpOenas VIII be all
served and church officials viii know
whether they VIII have to forget the
phraseology of church oaths or not.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

However, the statement of seventeen
purposes to which uthe-moncy Is de-
voted is very comprehensive, as 1t In
cludes payments To church leaders,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

The running OF cars later at night
will be a great convenience, especially
TO husbands who are busy down town
enjoying themselves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Democratic members of the Council,
by continuing to vote right. are show
Ing that it was all a mistake TO think
that they were I'm the minority.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Senator Hepburn takes the view that
Gov. Goodine was badly fooled in the
lieu land matter. but the Governor VIII
doubtless hesitate to agree with him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Senators Smoot and Sutherland. il is
thought, may reach an agreement TO
support both sides OF the Philippine su-
gar question by giving one vote to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Congressman Bede says that polyg-
amy is nourishing in Arizona and New
Mexico, but this Is no news to church
officials who claim it is dying out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

AS Senator Smoot takes issue with
him on The forestry reserve matter.
Senator Hepburn viii probably be not
SO sure that the apostle IS a fit man for
the Senate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Those Fasteners who find it impos-
sIble to come West and see America
first should at least give their money
that privilege.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Among those who would be pleased
TO see an early spring are many ath-
letic students who earnestly desire to
again take up important educational
NNp,.lr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

Among those who for a long time
have believed in the plan Of seeing
America first. are members of the Eu-
ropean aristocracy thinking Of mar
riagc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

theless, os Mr. Hui gives ten per cent
OF the salary TO the church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

no man viii be allowed TO take an
extra wife in Davis county with inn
punity, II he is SO unworthy as TO be
n Gentle