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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
PLEASE PASS
UTAH PICKLES"
c. W. Mount of Denver Will Start a.
Factory Here Within
a Month.
ORGANIZES A COMPANY
MAKES CONTRACTS WITH FARM
ERs FOR cUcUMBERs.

G. w. Mount announces that he will
have a pickle factory in full operation
In Salt Lake City in less than month.
He is now organizing the Mount Pickle
company with a capital of $50, 000 The
incorporation papers VIII be filed with
In the next few days. Mr.. Mounts
present intention is. TO have his factory
in operation, by Feb. 1.
The promoter of this enterprise is
enabled 20 get started on such short
notice because Of the fact that he has
secured in the east stock of the goods
from which the pickles are made These
goods will be used this year. After that
Mr.. Mount viii depend upon the farm
ers and gardeners of Utah to keep him
supplied with the cucumbers and other
goods needed. Contracts are now be-
ing made with the farmers in Davis
county similar to the contracts entered
into by the beet sugar companies. It
Is the desire TO secure contracts cover
ing 300 acres for the ensing year. AS
high as $500 an acre is made by farmers
in the production of stuff for the pickle
factories.
VIII Lose No Time.
Discussing his enterprise yesterday,
Mr.. Mount said he would give employ
ment in his factory to thirty-fve per-
sons next season. This number will be
increased as the industry grows The
quarters at the beginning and a suit
able building will be erected during the
year. Several places are now under
consideration. All the machinery is on
the way from the factory, and is ex-
pected to arrive any day.
Mr. Mount is an expert pickle man.
For the past ten years he has been as
ISOLATED with the Kuner Pickle COM
pany of Denver, Colo. In addition to
that he has been coming to Utah for
twenty-five years, and knows all about
local conditions.
Speaks of His Plans.
e will be shipping Utah pickles from
Salt Lake City next month"; Mr.
Mount said yesterday in discussing the
matter. Il will get the raw material
from the east to start with. OF course,
after the coming season will depend
upon Utah for all the stuff I need. I
will establish picking tanks in Davis
county for the reception of the cucum-
bers until I am ready to use them. 1t
costs SO freight to ship a barrel of
That will shut out all Denver cOmpeti-
ton from this field. I will have the
same advantage in all Montana and
Idaho points. I see nothing to prevent
the establishment here Of a large fac
tory. OF course l shall aim to make all
the varieties of pickles now found on
the market. I have my foreman with
me at the hotel. He knows the bust
ness from start to finish, and so do L
The enterprise is bound to win from the
start. The surprising thing is that
factory Of this kind was not established
years ago"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
BISHOP BEATIE RETIRES
Resigns Ecclesiastical Position and
VIII Spend the Winter in
California
California

Bishop Walter J. Beatie of the Sew
enteenth ecclesiastical ward, has re-
signed, and will leave shortly for Cali
fOrnia, accompanied by Mrs. Beatie
For several years Bishop Beatie has
been in charge of the Seventeenth ward,
and for long time his health has been
failing. He will spend the winter in
southern California, but expects to re
turn in the spring. He lives at SO North
West Temple street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
HEARS NEWS OF DEATH.
r. 3. Hildebrand Notified of the XIII
ing of Son-in-LaW.

"Sam was killed this afternoon.
Leona"
This was all the information con-
tanned in the message received last
evening by r. B. Hildebrand of this
city. 1t announced the death of his
son-in-law, Samuel Hall, at Rouse,
Colo. The message was from Mrs.
Hail.
The dead man had been an engineer
for a number of years on the D. e. r.
@. road at Rouse. He had charge of
three crews of men and in addition to
this ran an engine himself on the short
branch of road at that place. Mr..
Hfldebrand thinks he was killed in a
wreck in the yards. He leaves a wife
and two children.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
WIRES GO DOWN
BEFORE STORM
Wind Plays Havoc in Salt Lake and
Two Horses Are Elec-
trocuted.
INTERFERES WITH CARS
SERVICE IN SOUTHWESTERN
PART OF CITY SUSPENDED.

The wind storm which struck Salt
Lake last night played havoc with the
car service, the electric light and tele-
southeast and in the evening blew a
gale. For over an hour all the cars
stopped in the southeastern part of the
city. Several circuits were burned out
on account of broken telephone wires
falling over the electric wires and
threw that section of the city into
darkness.
Gangs of men were put to work and
the damages were soon repaired. The
light, however, all over the city flick
cred until nearly midnight. Two horses
driven to a hack by William Westcott
better known as "Hoodoo Bill" ran
into a charged telephone wire which
crossed the electric light circuit at
Tenth South and State streets and
were instantly killed.
Some damage was done about the
business districts. A large window In
the Dolly block was broken and sew
eral persons narrowly escaped injury
from the falling glass. Signs were
blown down on the streets and avn
ings were torn off and fell to the side
walk
The telephone wire hung almost to
the ground, and when the cab passed,
one of the horses ran into it. Both
horses died almost instantly. Driver
Westcott jumped from his seat and was
uninjured. DR.. J. S. Richards, who was
riding in the cab at the time felt a
Slight shock, but was not injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
LOS ANGELES EXCURSION

Feb. 10, via Salt Lake Route. SS3 round
trip, good for thirty days. Important
to make early application
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

A class in voice culture for speech
and conversation, for society ladies
and others who do not desire profess
sional training in oratory, will meet in
the PierpOnt studio, 612 Templeton
building, on Wednesday, Jan. II, at 8
o'clock p. m
The class will be under the personal
direction of Professor Fredric A. Met
calf, principal Of OratOry in the Pier
pOnt school.
The practice will cultivate purity
beauty, variety, strength and musical
quality In the voice. 1t will eliminate
constructions and defects and develop
the refinement, ease and expressive
ness in speech and conversation that
mark the true lady or gentleman in
any walk of life-business, profession
al, home or social. It is also very ben
efictal to the general health and an eX-
cellent mental training as well.
The first lesson, Wednesday, Jan. II,
at 3 o'clock p m, will be open to visit
ors.
Glass in expression Expressive read
ing, voice culture), Wednesday night,
Jan. II, at s o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
VALUE OF CITY'S REALTY
Declared by Land and Water
Commissioner in Report to
Be 81, 352,319,06,

Salt Lake City owns real estate and i'm
provements thereon worth 81, 352, 1906, &C
cording to the annual report of Ben D.
Luce, former land and water commission
er, filed yesterday. OF this property &c.
937.03 worth is held by the city as private
property, and the rest is used for NUM-
cipal purposes. The latter class is listed
as follows:
Real Est. Imp'mts.
Fire dep'ts Nos 1, g.
3 and f. jail and old
city hall go. rs 50. 42o 90 S 81, 500 90
Half int'st in joint
building and power
house. -. 49,. $4,000 90 465,126 SO
Store houses, barns,
shops, etc. ............ HIP 4S 80. S27 So
Public parks ........... 353500 90 2O,839 y
Watersheds, etc. ...... 167, 1897 95 1900 90
Caral lands ............ Is 467 65
Isolation hospital and
stump ........ 1850 90 Is, 800 90
Totals --.... ..........S 62S SSS O3 s642, 1874 eS
The total value of the real estate is
placed at 500, sos, and the total vaIue of
the improvements at $642 S94O o.
The report shows that the total ex-
perditures of the department for the wear
were S11,155.73, and the actual cost OF
$3,747.55.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

so per cent off odd Chairs and Rock
ers, while they last. See our Show
Window for display.
II. DINWOODEY FURNITURE CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

Miss Ruby Lindsay has been engaged
to appear in Captain Hearne, U. S.
A." at the Grand, commencing to-
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ella Olson Sharkey, teacher of guitar
and mandolin, has opened a studio at .
So Sixth street. Bell phone Main
3212-Y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

80 per cent off odd Chairs and Rock
ers, while they last. See our Show
Window for display.
H. DINWOODEY FURNITURE co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

so peHscent off odd Chairs and Rock
ers, while they last. See our Show
Window for display.
II. DINWOODEY FURNITURE co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
LoCsE-LEAF LEDGERs.

A complete stock Of the best devices.
and a man 20 show you how to get the
best results.
TIE Breeder OFFICE Supply Co.,
60 w. I'd South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS

1.-THE Jolly Girls made good at the
Lyric before large audience last
night. The performance is not all
good, unless you happen to like the
very rough, knockabout style of COM
edy, but there is enough good in it to
make an evening spent at the Lyric
well worth while. The radium dance
alone is pretty nearly worth the price.
A half-dozen young women wearing
costumes that glow pure white on a
dark stage offer a genuine novelty. 1t
may be interesting to know how the
light is acquired. The costumes are
painted with a secret preparation that
absorbs light rays. For night per-
fOrmances the girls stand close to arc
lamps for twelve minutes before going
on. In the daytime the costumes are
exposed to the sunlight.
In the oliO last night there were
some frst-class stunts aside from the
radium dance. George T. Davis, in il
Illustrated songs; LasSard brothers, &C
robats, and Melville and Rosalie, cut
ups" performed very capably 1.-THE
Jolly Girls" will continue at the Lyric
through next Friday night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Garside's Body Here.

The body of Garside arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday, escorted by the father
of the deceased. It was prepared for
burial by Joseph E. Taylor, and then
shipped to South Jordan, where the
parents live. The funeral will be held
from the South Jordan meeting house
at noon today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 13.-The Balti-
more News prints this afternoon a let
ter addressed by Richard Mansfield,
who is playing an engagement here, to
KIaw & Erlinger, theatrical managers
in New York, appealing to them to
open their theatres to Mime. Bernhard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Established Arbitrary DeadIine.

The cattlemen have for years had an
arbitrary deadline over which they
have forbidden sheepmen to cross upon
pain of death. News from Wyoming is
to the effect that Garside had not
crossed this line. The cattlemen ex-
tended the line six miles further north
a short time ago, but Garside, it. is
claimed, had not even crossed the new
line.
The "deadIine," of course, was simply
a boundary established by the cattle
men on the theory that might makes
right. There was no legal definition of
it, but, owing to the primitive stand
ards which govern in that section of
country, the cattlemen established the
line, and proposed to enforce it regard
less of consequences. Garside, when
killed, was four miles north of the
newly established line, and ten miles
north of the old line, clearly within the
limits which even the cattlemen al
lowed the sheepmen to frequent.
How Garside Died.
When the cattlemen's raid in which
Garside lost his life was over, Garside
was found hanging over a wagon
tongue shot through the body. Reuben
Howard, his brother-in-law, was not
with him as at first reported, but was
at another camp a few miles away A
boy, who was wagon tender in the
camp, escaped death by crouching in
the bed of the wagon, behind which
Garside, apparently, tried to shield
himself when the raid started.
Garside was asleep when the raid
started, and had little or no chance to
defend himself There is no clue to the
identity Of the men who shot him eX-
cept that about o'clock that same
evening, about four hours before the
shooting commenced, a boy riding a
buckskin pony rode up to the camp and
asked whose outfit it was which COM
posed the camp. The outfit was owned
by Hyde & Hatch, a sheep firm of
Heber, Utah.
The boy was asked if there was any
danger to the outfit.
81 don't know" he replied, ''but I've
heard the school kids say that some
body would get smoked up"
Four hours later the camp was at
tackled Garside was killed, another
herder was shot in the foot, and hun
dreds Of sheep were slaughtered.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

Chicago. San nnpnte iiRr Mrbeioet
! Goof Gountp SoipitaI, boor Der for.
rige Mdr bar tnoIagt 30,30f Batien-
ter, og Gattis. og 9arinssboipi~
toilet Cunning. Der er pad ale
oisie Steoer mango Sfanoinaper.
Oecorab Qbceum Bureau bolbt
5reoogs gften @soe / Snperintet.
bent Soofs &ontor | Gourtbuiet for
at beige GoreoragsboIoere for nG.
tie liars 5oreoragsfurfus. Der bar
ReprRientanter for fire 2pceim gu.
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lenter. Otter Ipngete SDerbeieIie bIep
bort 2Dceiim @ureau enig ON fol.
genoe for nGfte Mars Broeram: "a.
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og Or. 8. Barfs gaoman famt 9ar.
l~an0-yeetubaH Concert Go. 9isie fire
tlHigenteo Oct for onrtaIte o. be.
fienote "Gittic gdro" er De timber.
boloninger, iom 8ecorub 2pcelim
bureau bill bpoc RubIifum til n9ite
Ssit 'og 8tnter.
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Joma.poIitif.

Sreoog boIotes Brim9rpole | Sort
Dodge, og Gummins fit alle 7eleso.
ter. gaaoe Rpntoireftsren 8eorae
g. Hoberts % Senator Doliper bar
fit Siem | 1T. Dodge, % begae oisie
bar erff9ret fig for TerfinS, men
oenne fit oos ingen 9elegater. 5
Wnrengo panot Gummins / to af De
ire Waros og bill faa Gelegationen
fra Soma Gorntp. Gerfins BANDIT /
9Jaonroe County, 8perne Sifalooia %
Waisiouri 8oIep. Gbantfano, iom bar
aanbibat til 9o1mnerembeoet, fit life
9elesutionen fra Sort Dodge. San
blep Hagen al q. %. @riebt. Statens
o%emofratiife GentraIfpmite BIZ msbe
8eS Woines ben f8be Mai for at
beitemine Saget, naar StatsfonDen'
tionen ifal boIbes. Gen repl.blifanife
Statsfonpention ifaf boIbes | n9pnte
8p Snsoag ben tite giiguit for at
nominere aanbibater til 8uoerner,
Iiceaupernsr, S~tatsiefretGr, Stots.
auditor, 8eneralabpofat, SsieIterets.
ooumere(2) Glerf OF Srpreme Court,
Observation-Disclosures, &eporter Of gu.
prente Court og Sernbanefommisi9-
rer (2).
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SRA Gprtu9 Grove.
(gfter "Seralb4.)

DIR. os Mrs. s. 8. $opIanS
tom SnsSag fra 6crtile, Soma, ior
at beige Wrs. 5oplanbs 5oraIore,
Scr. og Wrs. 8olbus.
z. Senorifion, iom bar pgret
llbrmoger / 8esienoen, g. Dat, fom
6iem Sirsbags Aften for at beige
i'm Softer, Tom or ing.
- 6rit5 Mlm, iom, iiben ban fom
biem ira 9oree, bar beisgt Or. Sta.
DO, rciite 2rsoags Worsen ~norSoper
paa 8eien til IIaifa for at lie til lin
Wineiorretniug.
Sogan Stenebiem reiIte for.
rise llge til DtimreapoIis, boor ban
iii opsolbt Jig nogIe Gage, for ban
reiier til @iaiitor, q. Gaf., bpor ban
ifal arbeioe os giere Be nebpeuoige
6orbeSrineer paa lit Sanb. 3erefter
refer ban til @eitbope. bbor ban bar
faaet goo aniGtteIie hos ct Raifin.
firma.
Der bill blibe giort en- bel Gel
9peniugsorbeiSe her / gpen / Som.
mer; mango me 8peninger bill blipe
opfsrte, og maitge andre oil bliue for,
bebreoe. Ole 9,pcten bill bpgge mt
geboeliesbus og Babe paa i'm Cont
.. auoerion bill opfsre en- 5ilbps-
ming til tit Sits; 6. Heierion bpgger
ct mt @arebus baeenior lit apotef
Senrp gGeitao Logger mt Sag poa
i'm ReItaurant; Gbas. Soegb iorbe'
nrer geboelieSIeiligbeoen oper i'm
8utif; Carl 8tlbert bpeeer ct npt
peit Sus paa BEN Icre 2anb, ban
bar fiebt; Chris. ,S6onsbere bill os,
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Gabriel Sclie bar Iloner for Spfs.
relien al ct mt Sus; gtrs. Guitor
Seuien labcr byase MT Slis; M Sre,
itebOli8 ifoI opfsres for &aitor &e'
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me Stof garos meb Gementgltlp, oe
Suanrllo & Beterion tpnfer paa at
bpgge en- SEED Stable paa oeres
Cont Iige o%uerior 4irfen.
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Smdapiuf.

- Golmar icnhte sis til Sc nso'
Ii6enoe / Gan 6ranciSco.
- Rr8. Rorp 2aricn ira Chicago,
81. or FOR li6en her t 9eisg hos Iiite
6oiterforpI0re, Orr. % RrS. ". u.
@IeQeu / EIeaiant Gonnibtp.
- RrS. Srcn / Sespcr lit iiofte
9sroa9 Telegram ont at benoeS Bro
ser RorriS Z. @iIIon bar 900 / 9alis
fornia. 9i8et Hal ienoeS til Sesper
til 9egropelie ira SnGfernes &irfe
ser nTite SenSo9.
- Eoit. Omar Strem fra Ree
@ina, ion er @coIem al S1noocnS
&coifionsfomite. fom bertil SnSNn9s
gftcrmioooa for at aieunemgaa 8ds'
ierer @orGes ReQHifaber oa 8egnIfo'
bcrnc / 2utb. Hitbl. 6ouie.
- I}pcr 2aricp, Ser refer FOR SiS'
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g. S9trc. iom en- Gio boebe pes Ss'
iian, men iou M Dor | Wabtoh,
Winn., ofIogbe "Eoiten" ct Seis8 /
SrcSa8S.
Gioliaere Gountpfasicrer 70,
3. Rorbbeim, ION ipinter bar opbolht
Tia / 9erttl,ra. Gal., Cr MI fIpttet til
RrperiiSe; ban cr euNnu iutere$ierei
i Sorpas ToIitif 90 er naturIiguiS for
BitDcrner GumiH5' @ienpalg.
2utbcr Colleges Seam" ipiI'
lcoc / SrcSngs 9oIo meb gIeper fra
Upper Soma College i 6npette. Get
par ct interesinnt Spil, % Upper
Soma punSt, men life isr DC bopbe
ipinrt If "SnringS". "a itoo Ier'
let 6 moo ! for sc @eieaenbe.
- IiSebe Aopofat 2epi @uui$'s
aontorbpsning % tore Sibliotef al
.2opbsger er benne llge ioIgt til ",
u. Sarmon. Get pnr Ell Sio oeI
itsrite 9opbibliotef / Spen % ifisni
Der M trrnges Here me BIND for al
uofplNc piSie Serfcr, inn or Oct meaei
pproiiuINt.
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par ieot / Nihigan ! 1882, reiite I'll
;SuSinnn, bpor ban / 1852 bleu gin
% fom til 8inneibcit Gountp / 1854
Ssoe Den 3Ote slpril. San bar Ell a
II Born al bpilfe fun Ell Srooer Ie'
per. Bifc citcrIaocr Jig gnfe og frt
Gstre og 10 Seuner.
9roi. ~. &. 9Icteu taIte Sen'
bog aitcn / airfcn ON .SpnoocnS
@tiSiiou i DC piieutIige Initalter |
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2GrermpSc.

"Ibe Sig Sine" boloer fit nienoe
aursmeoe I Iecorab oen 1Soe og
19be oS. / Observation-Disclosures
Set er 2Grere fra DC fem Gountper
aQamafee. Glopton, 6apette, Soparo
% @inueibeif. Or. u. 6. gennett er
6oreningeuS BrGiioeut, % Frof. Ho'
bert Reinom er SefretGr. Zen ere'
futipe aomite beitaor al 8rof. s. s.
Sobnlou, Gecorub; Or. q. 6. Ven'
nett, 6opette, % Brof. Robcrt Het'
nam fra gIfooer. Sc bill bpbeS bel
fornne al Mapor Gaitbnep, % 8or'
maro 9eunett pil bolbc Sbartalcn.
ReItcn al 6reoa9 % Ssrba9 bill bltpe
aupeuot til GiSfuSiion oper fIere @m.
ner peorsreube Sfolen iomt Sang pa
Instrumental Wuiif. Sreoags after
buIoes Reccptiou % 9uufct for DC
beisgrnbe 9prere / Stepers Spera'
bus, % iaulue aften butber @opir
q. Rpe, Reoaftereu for "GeS RoiueS
0aiIp 3erps" ct 6orebro9 cper
"Scei1' Sbiug8". San er Ell Setter
al oen b~efieuSte Sill Hpe. 2srbags
afteu boIoer Iopcfot Sobu 9. aape
fra Galmur ct Soreordg.
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Solfefeiten oen zoe Juni.

so, Set bltUer nof iaa, at ben 2or-
tie Mountaineering al @iuneibief
County uoitcoer Ell formel Snbbp.
belie til 2anOsntGnb / Tecorub %
GreOIe uioCn omfring til at iomlcs
me0 Sen poo Golesrurben peO Ntio.
oogstio 9or%oag ben Toe Sltni til ct
ieitligt Stcore.
Otter inogodenoe Sperocielie CT
Soreningen& Grefutiptontite fonmnet
iii 6eune 9eitcumeIIe. Senii9ten er
pao be,tne 0touoe at iaa en- mere emo
nImirbeIig tor 5eltogelie titnn0 REQ
Ncnue 2eiIi8hco. aomiteen bar lat
iie JONI 0}ouL peo ertra I%nitrpngel.
ier at sirre alt, bpaS eisreS fan, for
at iortiene Baaifisunelie al enbper
o~gtoGrSio Norff.a merifaner, Der oil
bipaanc WfeGct ocn Toe SUM.
De Isrite 5friOt er aacrebe toane
for at lttre lt8 Salere az national Ses
rrmmeIic. ) ct bpertialo er Ser Git.
ferbeO inr, at man uil ian en- arnloig
6orfIarinQ oper bort aumde 6Gbrc'
lambs Siitorie / oct iiSit forlobne Ior,
efterSi Ocnnc Sag bernie Sang ifal
titles / 6orartnoen, iaa Den bIicer
SopeSgienitouom for Go9ens Sam'
menfCmit.
Sporlc0eS programmed itol oro'
te$ i line guteltbeber, ior al Oct till
iisteOe @fuoI bcoit fan naacS, ifal ie'
mere bIiue befienbt8iort, eiterbpert
ION observation-disclosures ifriber iremoper.
Yaa &omiteenS Segne,
q. Sacoben.
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NpSercn priier
Sutieura: WioIcrnc.

Sort @uun baooe sen frpgteIige Spas
hrm, SaruezG eczema, iom ban leo al |
Fcre Ruaneocr; oct beBpnote pda 5os
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IT uipc BAN 2tuortag, 5amiIieIR8cr
ienteS al nrrc aIheIeS biGipeIsS ! at
mpNoirfs Bette SiIfGIoe, 90 ~efterat ban
lapOc foribgt fpritieliqe Grperimcutcr,
ieubte pi I'll en Gputeter ! Ra5ou, 81.
eftrr Ct fuISt Srt al Guticurn RibIerne
% bruste Dem efter T~upjSutueer, 90 ban
bcgpnote at bIibc beore ltrdr %
ON ire eGcr fire Gage bcqunNte
ban at oiIe Itoliecre Siuo % 10 pirfeIia
FOR fsrite Gang pad ct Gar. Z pnttrent
90 9ogc oar ban fuISt friif meo lluotus
aeISe al at 5Iroer bar uoect grop, met
hen ~foriotuoer efterbunuoen % ~eritntteS
uf iuRo sub.
III roie Guticuru GRioIerne bar aItio
oEret Dor iteTIte SornpieIie % ni htn6e
life tge roaet for gont / oereS Saocr;
thi De freIite pisieIig port @arus Sin;
BON onr bet itrGtfcIiaite Spn, ieg uoesus
iinoc bar feet for S~ebarSIiugeu meo Gus
ticura RioIerns. gtrs. Rdebcue 9nou,
1926 GppIetou gbe, 8arious, Sans.
16Sc SuIt 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

ofie JON Gmbeosmano inben imrme.
san bar Nfeolrm al 9erornb norlf,
lutberife Wenigbeb - tiIbsrenbe ben
5orenebe STRIFE. San bor | aarepis
pGret Wenisbebens Sefret9r % bar
npiien beitanbis pna en- eIler anben
aomite % oite paa Here paa iamnne
Eib. ) Dam bar Menigbeoen miitet
en- Of fine nIleropstisite RRno.
Den Soreneoe Strife bar ogian peo
bans gortgnng miiiet en- al oens trp.
eite og opgtigite 2ngmGnb. Self t.
Den BEN 5oreneSe 4irfes Stiftelie
Ear !Sr. anut Sbompion inbe9apt
piatige Gmbebsitilinger bette Gam
iuno. San bar ppret itnnenoe WfeN-
lem paa en- eller fere aomitecr M
Der A~orsmsberne og meIem Mars.
meberne. San bar pGret WeDlem ~
SfoIcOireftionen % Wieolem al bets
goaro OF Srnitees ! mango aar
% iioen 1902 bar ban ppret 5or'
mano j Samiunoets 8oaro Of Sru'
tees. San bar nGret tro og opoiren'
sc / fin Sieneite 90 oGret nnleet
ior en- al De Spetigite WiGno Sril'
Iieeboaroet. M9no JONI anlit Gboulp'
ion pil aItib iapneS, nnar De bltr
borte.
2igbcgiGnselien foregnnr Eirsong
giterniobag 90 81. 2 ira Suiet os
go fra airfen. "BoIten" liotaler
lin GeItaseIie meo ale De isrgeloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Heouccp 8atcS C1D til Sps
MODEM | EaIuIar

fra 24oe til 8Ots NRai er at iaa icruoiat, at
Der er miuoit 100 5ilreiienbe Tom bctaIer
ppsr soc for I'm Billet for gspoet. Nan ntaa
iaa Suffering, bpcrsaus man tivber M Bill
let paa fin Beetle til Spnooer. Sorat fad'
Sapne apitterinser itaI rhymes meS, maa De
pie, Of man bar tisbt BILLET life lGnsere emo
3 Sage for Spnopen bespnber, 90 lite ieHere
eno 8 Gage eiter bens aabhins. Com RsseI
Tan man life ina soct al ben ncSiatte Sris
for pmfrins ben treble ener iieroe Sag af
@1poet, oa Oct i GimineeiigbrS taser Setre'
tGren iaal9Hgr. for ban iaar iaHnIet % sces
iienbi Der upSpenoise INITIAL Certificates.
9. 3. Smsbp, Setr.
albert Sea, Blum, ODE Nai 1906.