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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
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ben.
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anoerem 9ish uu6 bic S6eune mif Der
gdu3en oiesi56rigeH GrHte sinem Bran
be sum Gpfey.
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li6e ge6iulihtsiteu iGmmt IL ICert5s
pollen 9ferosH, 5armmnihinerien uno
Der gaH8eu Grnts Elm Rau5 Der Slam
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
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I'D erI6oFen Ssue 8uher unb
aehnunaen ionen in Sa.1fun1 fein.
-9on 5armsra unb eki4dIt5Isu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11

iiette ods W1stiteu, in peldem lem
II N'oHate dites 8rioerttn ihliet, in
6muo Uuo oas 0rme 0iirmhen trlitt
S|r1no,punoen, oenen Is rplbriheinIt9
ertle9eu piu0. @uf Der Rdbsaiaao
eri6oB Sas. S6iun gu mount
GOLD zen l6iGArigen 6bas. 1rate
3uidni3trpeiie. - Die Qeiten BON 2
iueitereH Opieyn Der eutisbtiAen 9abu,
tdtdIropbe 3u 4tlduticGitp Ino
i'm S6llume dufgefunoen gporotn, 10
oaB oie 0ieilmmt3lbl Der betannten
2o6ten nun oS 6ctragt. r. Sri. 2ourd
Often uuroe in 0rGp9e BON Gould
u. 9rcpH, befen 9%sperbuugen tie abs
9tpieIen 1dtte. erlnoFen. Der WorOs
6uoe pngoe perbaiiet. e6t Ct SeIbits
moro teleleH tounte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
mihiaan.

Die organNirtsn 6oI3inbuRriels
len oes g aginantbaIes erfldrs
rem, bag ie ben 8etris6 ibrer Sdgez
miibleR gang ODER ibeilpeiie einfe0en
miBten, penn bic 8dbnssIsQi hIften
tsiue or6Bere 3lbl 8iterfpa9tn heaz
ten. Denn lie oisisn goriab dusfa6s
rsn. Gpsr0sn gesen 5000 WlaHn esi6df-
iigungslos.
Bel Sron Rountain COLI
lioigte in bi6tsm 9le5eI Elm 9ru6ens
ar6eiter heimf0resru0er 3ug Der Dill
pauttesgdhn nit einem guter3us. noe
lei Sol. Srepluisr, So6n Stidinger.
gbas. U}oreu uno Econ gaup ipFort
ostootet uno cine Qn3abl @Hosrer
f5ner oerlebt Duroen.
Sin 91faeier5ug BIZ Rod S.
{ n5@8obn eRglsifs Sci Glib
nsssi 2 @ossons osmpIiSi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
II gu 1Eipg 0sr gaa sines ele.

ten If 81 Srjpp Oer Ban zines sic.
oators beialohen poroen.
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cer piro ieBt mebr 8siaaperoe er6o5sn.
ais lelHer sat Sesen Die RWNUtC
Gitel. oa ol5uulyaut i9rnli1 Duderi
uHo isse anosge Qs3etatigu i0otei
Die Sar9eri&oit poR 9drts
70 on 1T ertit.ofea. Den U(oroproceB
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bttteren Groe aura 3ut5mpitu. IS
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fiig pR 9erioiauuI iuy &,yfi9un1 az
feui peron icl. 3pei Der beiauntes
iten @rlmiroldrpGlts tn Sopa ijno
sur Inter sang Der 4rt.195 elisa
grit porotn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11

uno 16 9erionsn osrIebt purSsu, oas
runtsr 8 i6psr.
Ter 6armsr @ric Srco. 2unO
puroe Habs 8ee6'pooo btjm 6oIs-
fallen Uon eiHem umitir5enOsu Baum
eriflasen.
Der II Sabre alte Scbu oes
pet. 6aniou ron Bird greer
rpuyos auf Der Sa9o ooR iejuem 9rus
eer ourf's 9ein seltonen uuo 10
ldper 0erleBt odB er oas @lieo pdbrs
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aIte Sinh oon Wlih. 8ouy1eolin in
W enominse ieiutm 2id6rigeu
8riioer6en einen 91agsl bur6 Sic
6dnD, iooaB oos &is0 am 9ooen en=
5eHdselt mar unb inper 5syItBt purbe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
Chr. 9Ilb. Gtura,

534 @tue Str., SnIbert BOD,
Room fl. Cincinnati, cbio AZ
Dsnoen, tutidler aerue peiter.
auSf1nft tbstlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
eOnntaasbOte, gliIDantee. e0nntaa. II. aoDember.

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8aulA8atR, puroe 0sr p Sabyt alts
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8agsut6,il 10 uHglidlih sstroHen,
oaB er siHeu complication ShG0sl5ra6
eMrliti, Dem CT sriie9sn OiiTfts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
Manne So Nrates.

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Ssi BEN Sabre 1879 mar 10 10 RteSas oaB sers.s
ri'iE SaitoHmsr bsawsitligu ma IS suifst mib an
Ranes Ns @yabes siaRbis oeaH ia mar udarsuo 3
@loHaie saas balats iufglae bon slsresalse;p, fobalb
ID ebsr Bator e5mgS ~NeypeHa5tt1itr uolm. balt
esisr cine wrnbsrbar m1inhs AMI eu Qegpia NIB
faaa 10 lest pitetF eausarbsii iban uHo ana enc
glsils reit sar siras stheH - uaiH saitr uabm oaa
ben slsTDsR . StaFtgr gsBtH SalaBoHstsi mt 6sm-
ossta Gri9lse. Iarit StmmaasL
5raa H. 6sorQtH iarsibt ass @essasr. y. D..
sas ibu EsaisF SRra ttne balbs 6laids Batter Rauiss
serDeusSiarger rom St. gimsiars bsirsit iunrot.
Eaaesm sa Wrst . psTssbsHs Srst @oaea lang 5sr.
iuat hattt.
CeNsa elm Dtrihnnass 9n6 far QcrreH!easuh.
GE&Gk mtre 9toem bRr IS utri1Ert laaftenht.
ArEie eJbaltgu aus ie4fas.n uwfrrn-
Alee 9oiot5tn putet ift Dem Sairt les6 npn SEM
po4m, Rditor 9oHlg. Nort MalHr, Sac, aubrrt,tsf
Aae 1851 uHitr ieHer GuiosiiuHQ bon ort
kOERlG MEDICINE CO.
~ AesS str CHICAGO, liz
Sri Wppfhefern SO hekta saf
eAsVV ste Eiefaf, 8 Ntafnfu f4r 81. Orf
erebe S1,75s 6iar $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
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III eHtrionut 6tr in GtutIdeu, Sttsrs
reifer uHo Sdpsi5er
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idbrcuite
Dtuif6e Re6ts Gonfua
lent Americas.
Die Oon ibm dngeitlten
8ollma6teR
5ur @t6e6ung Don
Grb hdften
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,pito p0dentIi4 erHsuert, unb 1T bic
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Amerteo uub @uropa.
@ttt, @uitdp gCootf aus Berlin.
@dbarot. @rben CON 6eiurih RarI.
5dlte, @mh 0erm. Ruo. aus Berlin.
8lnsert, @mil aus %gtpusoorf. Buns
geri, @miI aus 8onaoorf. 6tis, QDdm.
2l8nes uBo UGlrtin aus Stein5orn.
8urd5drot. Sob. 9loplf Uirb. dua
9amburJ. gJ3ert. Gouiis Qmau6d
aoeIbsi0e dlts Ydtidcuo. 0eiB, SdA,
aus Gaatsuburg. EriiGer, Seinrid
aus 5ttrpe 8eder, 6onrao aud
Grtsori6sttlI. Gromunn, 5rieoerita
Sobn mo STEPHAN aus 5ainburg,
Ettbolo, Bilbelm aus Ober6auIenS
Udiaer. 6einrid aus giiueg6a&
U}iaer. Gluton aus 3p6len3; aeb. ID.
Suit 1916. &lein, @eora aus gss4
taiiel. rod. Gdrl 5rieor. ako.
@buit. aus SDeHld. 6ofme1er, @sra
barn 6rie0rih aus 6erriRdbauIsn.
@o6n. Dug. 6euriette Smile, oe6. 16.
Dug. 1843. 9a9el, 9uolpi0 @rrft
gitolaus aus Berlin. Raotis, Eriebr.
Bilb. Gbriit. gen. 5tib aus 9erliHs
den. 8Oih. @e0rg 9uorpia dus
garmitaOt. anosg. 500. 6sinr., qnna
Uaar5. gtb. 6iri6el, Gbrifopb, Sob,
Roiine, 5o6ios. Sob.@to., anna GlI.,
Sob, Qnnd Ular3. geb. Sduertpein,
Staff. gifab., 500. BAL, Glfa6. nn6
2(Hpa &aib. aus 8iden. .5dger, 500.
aus anIpad. Woppes. 0agpar SoieF
aus giatn3. 60Qey. 2tlguIt aus @lass
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'S66nau. @sDer, 6tinri6 aus 5t6Rs
uu. S6miot, &atbarina aus Deis
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pei, @rbn pon Ro5ert 9dtU. Hrieoes
Cab W2og aug @otba. 6rieori&,
Garol. 4ug. Uilh 69rifiane aus
Qmtis. S3opietai 5loriau Scbdun
aus 3dtBeuo. 0iepage, sSobdnns
G trtitiane Carol. gcb. Boeyinl aug
8uRn. @rbs, gliie Qppolonid aus
6asendu. Wauratb, 6einri6 aus
9ntelinaen. 9rii5er. Qusuit SoEann
G6riitopb aus 5erra6H. @ertorbt,
Gaonig aus 6er5orH. ShroOer, Gmis
ne aug. Wltqs Ullg. BtleDer, Gtffg0
SOB. 3rieoer. uno 5Iieoer. 8oro. Gmis
lie aus 8epnpolDe. 9lein Dorothea
9e6. 5eele aus Saalfelo. RitB, Soief
aug 8miiro. UerHer, Gdrt aug
Bauer. aeR3, aart bid. 5rieor. aus
Street,. RegsHberg. 5rieor. Iil6. aus
Qltegitrinheu. 6attung, Quguit
aus Bergen. 1uppsi. 5o6ann pstsr
aug Rutesfeim. S6miot, Sens 91Fen
aug 56nuiH5. goene, Reinbolo GrRF
aus geufd. 5oifmann. So9aRn aus
GG3at6. areis Grotttou.
Die oetmiBtsu et6sn ooer bereu
Raftss6sr usrosn eria9t, flo biz
ret an
Gbr. 9Ilb. Gtor3,
534 9tne Str., SnIbsrt glod,
8ioOnt fl. Cincinnati, cbio al
aaamaaNaaa NsnnfAanW
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-11
stint Dollars $500

faE Elm taHf eau. Rts pon ben jolstaseH
@sinsu:
gufrian 8Ia6berrn, .
California = Ortwetus
California Shtrrns &setnt
California slueettea gDetn,
6~aItforuta Smeef 0atGtpba,
GaIifoFnta 5~iuSeatens.
Rene ertra 7ofen far ote Deiu = ,seess.
B~tbtufet5 8aHoneH fdr s G0lGrs. Gisie
@sIns fab saraniirt abi0lHt rein uae uns
beffdli4t % ieiH.
RERDIE & ZEEN,
DtstiHers & Wine Growers
ia Nest NstsE Ste AltaaUkeas
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF. BABES.

Little Bess-'' What is a family tree?''
Little Harold-"Its tree people climb when they want
to get into society,"
E32&4 .-.tt "a.
Emer-SPapa gave me bushel basket full Of candy last
night
Tommy-''W did you do with it?''
Elmer" Nothin'. fell out Of bed and woke up
Little Elsie-"Mama may sent Fido to the dog show?''
Mama No, dear; I'm afraid he is not good enough
Little Elsie"No good enough! Why, he did any
thing wrong in his life"
- Why, Johnny what's the matterg"
Il Johnny M my s-shoes hurt my fleet"
Mama-"No wonder, dear; you have them on the wrong
feet ..z .~@.~
JOHNNY -well, c-can't help it. ain It ggot no
other fleet. Boo-hoo-oo!'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
SEASICK SAILORS.
sSXI7HERE'S the admiral ~

st\A7HERE'S the admiral?
Wv ttSeasick''
s'Gee seasick admiral!''
That diaog occurred on Captain Seabys big Ship
the Cretic. Captain Sealby said of it afterwards:
II was taking elderly Spanish admiral from New
York to Gibraltar He had been living on ranch in Ar-
for years. and after long time ashore
forgot him. It treated him like stranger It made him
seasck. WA
ANY sailor if he deserts the years or more
is apt to get sick on going back to it,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
YOU CAN'T DO IT.

s. GROWING CLEAN glowing green''
n 'The bleak breeze blighted the bright broom bios
sons j. cA
"Flesh Of freshy-dred flying fish,
1t simply impossible for anyone repeat these
sentences fast They the gems collection of tongue
wsters that eocutonst has made And almost equally
difficult the following taken random from the elocu-
onss collection Of two hundred tongue twisters
''Sx thick thistle sticks
''Two toads. tried to trot to Tedbury''
''Give Grimes Jim's great gilt gig whip
strict strong Stephen Stnger shared Sticky six scky
silky snakes.''
s'She stood at the door of Mrs Smith ishsauce shop
welcoming him in.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14

The baby cooed and
gurgled, and his moth
er Interpreter answered
for him: "I didn't ex-
pect much and I'm not
disappointed. My sur
roundings are a tride
wearying, but I'm
bearing up as we'll as
could be e xpect e d.
Nurse did the best she
knew, poor thing, but
not until she had left
and mother took me
over did I get half that
was coming to me.
Mother is rather raw
and inexperienced, but
I'm willing to make al
lowances. When 7 grow
up I think I shall lee
ture on What Is Due
to Infant Beginners.
T he hairy-faced old
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
BOOKS BOILED DOWN.

APID growth of the fngenas is sign of good health
IN Three out of every four Engishmen less than SIS
week.
Criminals are nearly always physically well mentally
weak.
Mountaineer say that at great heights smoking gives
pleasure.
Italian soldiers given two hours off nap every
afternoon
is illegal in Russia to marry than five times and
octogenarian may not marry.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
!. Mighty Prattle BY Baby

HIS boy is only a month old, said my
friend Robinson, introducing me to his
baby, but he can talk blue streak
honest! His mother says SO. / can't
make out a word Of it, but my wife is
very bright woman, and she says he
talks most intelligently. Why bless me
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
PROBABLY TOOK HIM ANYWAY.

he man sank TREMENDOUSLY upon knee.
81 Miss Footlights- Clio he said ~ am &c. and
have seventeen millions Do you think old to be
your husband?'' S
Beautiful Clio Footlights, toying with her champagne
glass, answered gently:
'SNo Reuben You are about eleven years too young
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14

party, whom mother "rAIK, WHY, COURSE,
calls darling amnses TALK"
good deal The other night felt bit disturbed about
the equator andhe took up and walked about with
until he was in slippery state Of perspiration rather
enjoyed his hppyhop gait for while, but the
novelty off went to Sleep He's considerably in the
way but mother says he's useful times and therefore
shall put up with him. - zE... 49, .~z
It my indulge in smile at the expense
Of Robinson and made it a mile wide <sE
Then tackled the infant wonder again elbow old are
you? asked, remembering this Of Ii Hung Changes
stock questions. Est
. If you in the present bodyI about month
DID, but if you speak of the hardy spirit that dwels Within
old that fairly trembe under the weight cen
tures. The spirit dies. As child i played about
Cheops when that abudng; another period
the rabbe it eheered Rameses his return from
again rode with the Janissaries over the walls of
ruined Constantnope when the Emperor Augustinan yield
ed to the Turks; fought beside Leondas at Their
mopyae and youth again fought with the Crusaders
old man marched with the egions of SPAIN
Cease, oh spirit Of Mars and Munchausen' said rev.
ereny knelt down before this venerable babe
pay proper homage to your great unaunted spirit which,
like that of old John Brown, still goes
just here the babe put it's hand up to its forehead with
puzzled expression, which disappeared ripple of
= smiles:
He recalls now said the mothelnterpreter ttthat he
once called John Brown Of Osawatome and that there
something tragic at the end Of his earth in
that character but he doesn recall the circumstances lust
now'' :.
'RODlnSOn,
got drop Of something red the house9 Bring it quick
for heaven sake''
Robinson had it, That the best thing about Robinson
he always had it.
Now, shall go on?'' Robinson asked after he too
had imbbed more than good for him.
a "No, I answered emphatcaly. "Of course he is the
reincarnation of Adam, Mehuselah Abraham and all the
other notable figures Of ancient history Solomon
maybe not wise enough to contain this child penup
wisdom But don't tax his budding memory any further
perfectly satisfied that he only talk but that
he also sing Everybody Works but Father kansas
City Star
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14

Tommy" What did you do with t?''
Elmer Nothin'. I fell out Of bed and woke up -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
CAUSE FOR REJOICING,

HE fnaneer had last to place his head in
81 the hands Of phrenologst.
This bump = the latter began assures us, sir that
you will never die in prison.
WELL I'm thankful for that said the fnancie heartily
Yes, resumed the other, the bump of longevity is
pronopnced You will live, sir to out your time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
NO CO..

HE insurance company, desperate had put on the field
l corps of pretty girls as agents.
'Well how is the scheme working9'' a director
asked the actuary.
1T promised well' the actuary sighed; but alas,
everybody asks the girls to 'call again. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14

MMY 4ErN% honest! Ills mother says so. can't
-: !. =: :: =. e; $ :; : !
That very fact-tha month-old baby talk 1uenty-
what better story do you want than hatq 1t may be that
his mother will have to act but
correctly. It's just possible you know, that this of
those strange of rencanaon and chat the little fellow
has arrived in this town with foreign lingo still cling
ing to his tongue But remember what marvellous thing
woman s-a mothers intuition is -
And then Robinson led into the sanctuary where this
infant prodigy lay asleep He looked very like an
nary baby. His mother guard When asked her
subdued tone if really that her little one could
talk she looked injured
ttTalk? Why of course Robbie can talk He talks
beautifully One must become accustomed to his style of
speech before much be made out of it, but you
destand his method Of thought conveyance d. its as
easy listening to fattery."
Bobby the precious one must have known something
going for just then he awakened His mother took
up long dress and ALL while Robinson and lowered about
her.
How do you find things this mundane sphere?'' I
led off, just to size up Bobbys mentality
Bobby squirrned bit and made faces His mother
translated:
Don't say mundane sphere'-that Classics YOU as
rusticeeditor Of thirty years ago"
'Beg pardon, said humbly, coloring suddenly much
to Robinson s enjoyment
What your first impressions may ask upon YOUR
arrival in our beautiful country?'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-14
What the Market Affords
1.-THE BIG NINE
On the football situation.

CREAMERY BUTTER 80 cents pound.
~ Potatoes, 60 and 70 cents bushe.
Pork chops, Is cents pound.
Navy beans, three quarts for Is cents.
Honey, 20 cents pound.
x Fresh cocoanuts cents each.
Here is delicious way of poaching eggs: Heat yell
low earhen dish the fire. earhenware may used
but not ordinary ngpan Melt in it for each egg be
poaced teapoonu of butter and for every eggs add
when the butter melted teaspoonful Of minced onion
chill pepper and parsley mixed. Break in the eggs and
when they set in the boiling turn them
fully if liked weldone. If otherwise, simply haste them
with the butter and when done required Lay
each egg small square Of butered toast and if the
melted butter has not backened should have
cooked in eahenwar pour the butter and herbs the
eggs =
For luncheon nothing is nicer than hot curran loaf It
is also cheap consideration worth noting by the housewife
One tablespoonful of butter cup Of sugar. egg
little hafcup Of milk and onehalf cups Of -four
teaspoonful of baking powder. When well Mixed add
hreequarers of cup Of currants lightly busted with flour
Bake in loaf. 49,: *#~ &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-04
WILL NOW DRAW LOTS.
The Only Way 10 Settle Question.
Who's Who In Murray.

Judge Richie today entered his final
order IN the election contest Of Joseph
Stern against stephen L, Richards IN
which the onicc Of city attorney of
Murray Is involved The court declares
the vote between Haigh and Richards
q iic ana refers the matter back 10 the
city council II Murray, which f. the
ioard ~ canvassers 81 election returns
IN that city. for action I'm compliance
With section Ssl Of the revised statutes
- Utah. 1895 This statute requires
mat where there T. tie vote between
two candidates they shall draw lots
before the board 81 canvassers for the
place. just when this interesting pro.
ceeding will take place has not vet
been determined. The order made by
Judge Richie today follows
Referring 10 sections s23, ss5 and
s2e 81 the Revised Statutes OF Utah,
1928. the court cannot, according 10
the facts found. either confirm or an
nul the election when the result Il a
lie there has been no completed cleo
ton. Proceedings under section sci
u th Revised Statutes are necessary
10 complete The election The court
can only make a finding az 10 the mum.
Der Of votes for each candidate and
upon the basis ~ that finding. when
properly certified 10 the city council OF
Murray City II should proceed 10 per
form the duty prescribed for II in
such cases for completing the result. .
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MAY 60 TO KANSAS
Probable Change In y. e. I Practise
Encampment Program.

From O letter received by GOV cut.
ler Il appears that the scene q the
proposed practise encampment o. reg.
ular troops and militia. NAV be
changed from Fort n. 4. Russell.
Myo. 20 Rort Riley Kansas The Fort
Riley mpmcnt was planned for
troops for the middle west. but so
many states have replied that they
would be unable 10 send troops. that
there Is accommodation there Tor a larl.
on body than D. an sight For that rsa.
son. 70 is thought. movement Is on
foot Co consolidate the n Russell on.
campmeut with that az Fort Riley.
The letter has been referred 10 Gen
NaAlor who VIII prepare estimates of
the cost ~ going 20 Fort Riley instead
~ Fort Russell The estimates already
prepared by Col u. VI. w. Lund show
that for 600 men. which r. the strength
~ the guard il6.s60 will be needed
exclusive ~ horse hire The estimate
4 Tor : DAYS aud includes the itoms
~ 1sl.0 pay; 1850. subsistence and
$500 transportation. Both governs
meui and stale funds viii be available
10 meet this amount
G'n. Naylor stated today that he
would reply 20 Gen. Wintz. who Is
commander u the department u the
Missouri with headquarters At Oma-
ha, stating that Utah estlmates have
been prepared Tor Fort ID. A. Russell.
but that the command would prefer 70
60 10 Fort Riley for eight days. n the
difference IN cost is not too great APP
parently from the letter Of inquiry.
Utah 10 ~ liberty TO Join an encsmp.
ment az either post