davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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seaalit s1cudiGllS.

I,ietaci bnbtif. 2 p. = EGndGn
fpoIitiee 9sietarin foupunti ehustas
ionia tunnollistofoilfieeu, iota iitteu
tpmorostoGn ipalitIee eu,tIi ebnStaiaa
pleiIeen faaiaIlisfofoufieen. ssanfit
ia pleiiet Iitfehnoneet pfpat faiffi full
jettund. %onbujo on ouut liifteeIlG,
ettd iuallontumOuspuolite oifoiIi t,tiis
rita ipaalit pommien beittdmiIea& ~.
n,., m,lfta aiionomaiiet Iild puolen
fieltdIpdt. ettei mitddn Ie1aistu ole
tefeilld, eifd oiiottufoon.
Pubeet ipaolip6itpdnd omat fieIlet=
t)id, mltita tubonIittoin lentolebtiIid
tnlee Ieipitettdlpdfli GdnestdiilIe. pes
rustuslaillinen fanIaIIispuolue lepits
tdd lebtiienId eritpisten ianan Idots
toiien tautto. ettd ne iparmosti tules
ipat benfiIoiue, ioillc tie oipot oiio.
tut, len iiioon fun mtut oipot Idbet.
tdneet fiertofirieenid postin fautta.
SanomaIeboet opat tdynnd petoits
mutiia ddnestdiiin, ioisIo perushs'
Ioiqieta oemofrootida plisietddn.
Nluut puoIueet tietpsti foettomdi par
baonia, mitta perustusIoilIiiet mdit'
tdfp6t ettd moitto on eboottomaSti
= A
beiodu. toe pitdipdt tifettiddn eboot'
tomosti bpiuin paIittlna, ioto ei
lpoiba lpoittoa. WlIutanisid milie'
ia faupunseisia on ebooffoito ipan'
9itr Iiion ipapoosta eiintpmiiestddr
ia fonio icamit ipoIito mibet eboof
foot. e
GtaterinooIoip, bmbtif. 2 y. =
Tddud moittiipat Sctobres.it lpoIiier
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
Gen&Mngt Sa,sat,eittp.

M. t. 8 y. edIitteli g9aoion Iddnii,
Neanfilan iobtofunta iunsen boripis
nniien aliam. 9i,lutanlia pdilpid litd
enncn oil fnenfilaan tuohl Iaftojoan
iela0ittdmddn marlion besrtiln. S6mti
oil ,panfilan faarnaaio&e iitnmsta'
n,it infu luitOii tatapeoin tebneenid
ipdardn fpaIen ionfa feuroufIeno
oil, ettd ai,pan i9ptDn besrfiID pd1os
liolliiesti bdnem Observation-Disclosures
perusteella tiic,nitiiin tIrfeGstG ris
fofiesta pioettdapdfIi neGd ipuotta
furiuSbaoneesia, joita afianomai.
men parailIoau Tcsuittaa Sapan linz
naSia. &nn ,paufi oil anoant, ettG
iilttu utettaiiiin ut,oelleen fSiliIle, il.
moitti iaaruaaio aiiau iponfilan job
tofunnalle ia padtti iohtofxs,ta lds
bettdd tStuntonIa pDgtdfirian aliasta
Iurun furituSpanfiIau iobtpf&nnoIs
Ie aiionm,,faista toimeupibetta tpars
ten.
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nnooliSfuuua.


9tod Sprinslieid oil Iuiiri lpeii
tultpa tt. "a, % ia 26 p6iipdin iltpiz
no alma aamiipuoleen pDtd asti.
noin 30 mailia failpitngiSto ipuoriss
tosta ipirtoii ipcIi fomollo rpoimolla
Idpi tatipun9in. 9Seii nouii Min
DlSS, etta bdtpgtti jnen iporIillo olus
iia- Susiret jddlobtareet iotfa fulfil
lpat ioen paifoittoin oibeutti icn, ettd
lauantain "A y. iuolla, moni perbe
lai jdttdG aiuntonio. slinoostoon
tdr6ednpiG ia fpebeIle arempio buos
netolMia tpoitiin peloStoo; mutta mos
nj ei ipoinut niitdt&Gn endd laaba
mutaanlo; IilId min aftid nouii ipeii.
80 mp5beinmdlld fon,ano iltona
lpei t,lltpa monelta fanloloiieltofin
iotfe aiuilpat Min f,ttSutllllo oio,por'
re(la napettoia ia nutita ulfobuos
Meta. &anIalaiiet &ilaspatIo, &osfi
ia Wartti iotfa aiuipat ojaiparreaa
fdrIiipdt iotoiuen tlinti,aoan ipabins
Son.
Suunuutoir,a eli ieiiraaiDand ilto'
ma oil meIi pieldtin torfean,moIla,
nultto ei min paIiou iditd. Samana
iItano Bridge apenin 0iltatn oun)
padsid Idbeld IiItaa ibon oiau mar@
rella uIupa fauIoIainen Wiotti Dldfi
fdrii i,uren ,pabin9on. Soiin 10 e
oelliiendtin iItono teti ipeli bdnelle
tuhojo ipicben na,petasta olan; u,,lts
ia MT peIi hil,po ulfobuoneen ia
paia rofennufIen, uboten talon fcl'
loriafin. Soto tiopettofin oliIi men
npt, mutta oil fDpiild iioott,l fiinni
ioten ie peIaStui. &afIi eli folme
iaIfaiiItao iomoin ioutli hrIipan nbs
riff. SIo iiIto iosto fotufin on ioos
nui nimenId Bridge apen" Iomoin
riIbioutui iban felpoomottomofIi; tie
iiitd OIL iulietiu, Iefd beiuoiiIto, ettd
ibmiiiItd.
Wiaonontoin italia ei olIut idmdn
firioittoio enad tiloiIintbesio ndfe'
mddn tuIpoo, mutto fuuIoni mufaon
on ie iiIlointin tebnpt ipabinfod.
On fuItenut bubuio, ettd ibmisben'
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g II 0 ut esta
,,Olu,u. 9Nreuia"

omistoa Gsfeiien numeronIa p6dtirs
ioitutien Suomen oiioille, ipataeltta-
en- find, ettd rIe tuaara ON balf,in
ldbelld, ettd Suonli iuisiiSla imhteeSs
ia tdpbeniesti eroaa S9enGiGsta."
9libetta tGhdn petfooa antaa ScboelIc
ebustltntamuutoSfoa,irean tsuu,ettli
ebootliS. rSuomoleHet loird6tGiat,
futon t,,nnettua, eiat,St iunlri tlmmts.
tofaan mitddn sSendidd." spe cipdt
taboo tietGd onnehiiSta or,sl. !" g
tuetirioista eita iitS, etta spaltaflln-
nan oumo on nG@tteiend MScndiGll6
tGrfcGtG oiaa, spaan aifonat be iels
ipiteqG taitti aliairEe bnlmaotn pa-
littamdttG, ptiiaon,ean iadtgien ml)Ss
tG,pcifutufielIa. &ora WeabeIin on ie
aisoia E5ttssF idSIiGisNt paatSfienaGn,
sSG MOI toIin ola oIemaSia pIeiss
poltaftnuaaiSta laatiia pletpia fyfgs
myfiid, tautta on ne ratfoistaipa
erittGin Sslpnaea, 'ertttdin gSen1i6ii
loartcu. &oeInif. 16 pnG 1899 ans
uettu arm. j,iliStusficia Dn Iatannnt
oIemaSta ippitsaSia, Sagantlerpin
eomitea oa teb1pt tyS!atom. @ScnG-
jan pGGn,is,isteri OH aoaiti ia ianloiil
mD5sfin Sitomcn tenraalitM,pernDDz
ri, fosfa gleislnaltafunnalIttct ,oIiet
eituGt fliaai,t bSneen. &enocn nc fit
ten pitcastaan funllu@atg gsaltofuns
nan Smu,aaar,, maiita lclttiin ci ipies
Id ole tofoutllnnt ia ri)t)timsT ftiifii
diioibin......
Siotettuaaa iitteia iarian iapeffaito
iaroio Smomen yfeporattSteilIe" laMr
Iiiii IuomiSp0jGIebt btiapofamanlttienaan,
ettG uGioen pa,tbaaMo ratennl.S pi,
10 mittei spalmie. ygSield ptii onr
nistuuut ipeto, ia S1endia fofo,lois
Iuuoesiaan lateineea pdiipGneen idd
9toiaiocn tdlle puoIetIe, ia toiielie
Suomi, iofa tulee yfIin ratfaiiemaan
mp6Stin Dieiswaltafunnallilct aliot
ipdIittdmdttd rabtiafaan itdiiestG
naapuristaau, ioboa lie OH fpGdstaDs
mt. Sos tdmd ipeto onnistlln iuos
malaiiilIe, ,poimme NE pain toilpot>
taa belle oiinea tarmolla ia iobeons
mufaiiuuocIla Iaalputetuu mcneStpts
len iobboota iddod iurenoan, efid
meiodn ballintopiranomaiien,n,e o.
mat meneitdneet faifen fpippn pitdd
'arpoSio ia puoIustaa gSendidn mall
tafmnnalIiiia etliia."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
@rinStclaiStem famiafumlmmpyti-
laioeu JGSuGplp rufpmt fiSfn.

Soulutoimen plibalitus OH ySiipu=
rim ben9e0iien tonlistorin eIitptieStd
ndbupt bpip6fli mddrdtd, ettd niille
fanIafoulunoppiIaille, iotfo usfon'
t,inu,lstufIeen ndboen oluat lpdbems
miStDnd foulusIa, i,,ooaan, Jos beis
oGu ipanbemponia Iitd toiipotpot ci'
feus ola iaapuipilla enemn,iStDnr rlts
tcufIesIa, eaei foulusIo ole lpdbem'
n,istDn usfontoa oleipoa opettdiao
tai opettaiotario, iota pitdd ert r'l'
tousbetfen lpdbemmiSt1u tanSiav
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

.padtti a,Gi.pds,id &iibimdellti n,iprlls
fainen 4. &Solm. SO pitenlmdn oi'
foa oil t,Gn fairaStamlt Ibeittouttd,
olIem mpSs pdbdn iDnffGmielinen,
iota oialt@an ilmoittaa rippn tibdn
cpatoipoifoeu tetoSn. Salonmden
pIleeia utfena toinptSiaant tarttui bdn
Ibauliftoon ampuen 'iilIa lautautIen
iuubmnlo. iofa fotonanIa rrnteli
lpddn, oIIeS iamalla fuoIe'toma.
9Sainoja 'sli tilnnettn biljaiiefli ia
ltelpo ruouiitaiietit alma f,iitenfin
rafastoen enemmdn iyflinGiippttd.
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Vpumeia l1bbettb

gS. {. s y. lDgii mi,uan folostqsc
GdItrSm jddltd, misId 2opiulaboss,=
tatu lcppuu, tofii uoin foctteIin pi=
htista ia pupteu fortteliu Ietpgsstd
rastaSta tdttiloatiefoa, iotta t)dst Be'
ii paitallo ,oei esiitp6G poliiFolaS.
tocn. Sd6Qa aoattiiu loatitot, ia
toioattiin tie molemneot tapnnd bD'
tsaaaiittia ieta nalleia aietettnina Il
ten, ettd birmuinen raiGbops ttola5
taeSia oliii beti oIlalt mahoollinen
SnnefIi tapabtui torfosh,S min ,oo
ropasti, cttS onnettomstas ipGltet
tiin. Swrmaa eifonisto @enfiI6iStd
ei tieSoatL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
Nleiiia llntiiia.
aamala murba Wsimnea$stssi

&,tuIi bul9aarilaiSta tpDmieStd lDps
bettiin biriuedSti raaceituna piime
tuprstai aomiirto, erddSid batpa btnz
toiIeeIo tortteeritaloSfa. Manrbattlis
jen faniauiIuus iaatiiu feIsuille bei=
odn muasIaou ole,pistu 'firieistd,
iotfa Iitdldineu treitf@IaSien tirfon
pappi luti, Fun eispat s,,llut uiistd
pcineet iel~dd iaaoa. 0liesteu lllul-
laan tuIIeen poEois SofptaSta Sus
lutbiin, ia 1ieha WsinneapoIiiu. @iurs
ba oil fa~hein ia ipeciiin .Wiinneaso
lin bistcciasIa, &prtteeritaton pisd-
iat fanetpat @viesten t,llleen Ous,it'
biSta. Whrpha tebGin Iuultaipasti ra'
han bitnosie, iill6 matraSiiin tGtfet'
tpnS lSpoettsin rpield fpyG, iosNo oil
$500 9bspsmottain poperir@bpis'
Ia ia frlIaSia. Dturbooiia litalIaon
oletpan iTeampia ia muutanWata be'
ipoSmiebiitG ia tifetin rcgDiGsI ioo'
tuien rietoien nllfoon ctoat be os.
lancet titettiniG Ou(uttiin npntta tlli'
tentin cpdilld6n, etteitvdit he 'ple tai'
putsisia. Rcliiiit etii,oSt beiti.
NlinneapotiS, maaIiSf. 80 y. Ga
laperGi'pDs peittdG tGauG topobht
nutta 5irlueiid murbaa pbS. ,Souf'
tne, ieta Inultiin mur9aaittii, ei ole
fam iitd, ainafaoa Ell ole ipdtelpiG
toSishifiie, 'eiipdtfa ,uansiiemiiet. ole
iobtaneet t,,ibintdGn tmtntiiin. 9iull'
miit ballsattin -iIen rsis.s sSs. sSts...,otii. "a q {
iotta beibGn fdtfSst&an liitbettiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

6uoipinen, peter 2amber9, gGdinD
9ubfanen, SIaf Berg. slrel Sobnlon,
sller t6att futin 20 T. Gum. $5.35.
pelto, u. S,f.
slli. piblsren $1.OO; sl,,9 Olion,
Grit 2plDnen. &olle Saori, gloron
!Soofer, Oscar Scooter fufin 80 l.;
Sobn GtenrooS, Soel Yuumolo, Sa'
cob puumala, S,tulp &pa6nen, Cars
Dtoitonen ia Sotu, fufin % I. Gums
ma $500.
&aiffi ebelliiet pbteenid $10.35
Sdmin raban olen ldbettdn9t &on
fansSpiSton tolouben hoitaialle 8
sluralle, SmitbpiIlc, Wtinn.
Yelto. u. Saf., 3-30-06.
Grif SpaSfaiuen.
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slmaSa, MiH.,

maaliSt. 10 y. 1906.
9lurinfo aIfoa Idmn,ittdd taaS, iaIt
rpen fowan pollon tdptpp ipdistpd.
sSfdGn Fun itfein, tirffaina fpeIibeI,
mind tippum bpinen I,imi alas fatoil'
to. &otoiIet iparpuiiet fplpefpat iIps
mielin ien eniimmdiieSiG fppneI ipirs
rasio. 81 poisto fnltaiuen pGilpd!
poista tdpoeltd terdIta! Snlattele
onfaaat nieiofIet f,immuiItomme ia
ipodmmemme. 9lfpaa ipbdinmiimme
IeIfi IelalIern fpoIon frIfupdpIdt ia
oIota ipeIiesmnneImot iinne fuIfe.
moon. Sifeo roffouben tunne meIt
iidmme fobioon; rotfouben iiid laa,
tlia, jofa ei mddrppbeSta iIoite
poon iIoiiiee iotiluoesto. yidpta
,ucimoii SumoIo. Sind ISmmita
moon ia berdtdt nuffupan fasmi
funnan iofa ipuoii, meilIe romin
nofii ia toii bpbbptii. Serdtd mpDs
Fin meibdn ibmisIasten mieIi ia tut,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
s,urba ia itsen,,m.ho.

Moufato, N,inn., naaliSf. 81 y,
SdnaGn idItecu puolen p6imdn lDg
oettiin mrs ia ur SRatnS ibmmpifiu
tnolIeina ;totcuaan. @ar hiatus ma
faIi itiem,irbau tebneenS au,totecIlaau
ia ipaimouIa tst'ii taoIiIIa .paipdllis
pDDbdSId ilman u,itian idfpnaiiio
pdfipallau merfteiG, joten'bdn li,ul
tapaSf on tuoilut a,srt5Dn ,poifu
tlrfiesta. Syptii tetOon htulloau
Observation-Disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
Ystdiudilimen bmpmautus ssSmmalau
imiaa rafastaipille famialaiiillea-
rue YbbbS,uallpisSa.

&ln firtolliSfotoutien ia muioen.
Fin olioini tdboen t,lien tefemddn
matfou t6nd feipGnnd io6n ,paltiot
bin, uiiu baluailiu iomolla fdpoS
tienfuariiIia oIeiuilta Iucmaloisten pc
fdpoifoilio teruebtimGsiG tanialoiIi
ami sSunolon Ionalla. N}atta lGn
neStd itG6n, tulee tebt6mdtii Sort
bern YaciIiczratoo 0ulutbiin, ia iiito
|muita ratpio alma fuparialueelle as
Il, poiaus tapabtuu laalltapast
sJItiou EdciIicsratoa pitfin.
= e,,sstrt6er {; ieufdtSlifoir, iotfo
toiipoluot ppIdbtpmistdni paiffafun
nollceu, hlIiIi ilmoittaa aiioSta Fir
ieeaiIesti alletirioiitaueelle ennen emf
bubtif. 20 pdiipGd. Siitd, milloir
lpoiiia iaapuo bulletin paittafunnal'
lie. duuou tparman t;eboa,
&lnnioiMtiella
81. g. &isfanen, pnstori.
Sioite: llniontown,
slstopia, Ore.
historic, Ore, moalisf. 27 y. 1906,
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VuOSikerta

to toinen toistamme palipelemaan,
ettei Min biriped petomaiiuus ilmenis
Il fesfiuoesIamme fun on elm. fas
paffa,n pitdiilld, jotfa pdhddfddn
Iadlid tlntematta, mprfnttdpdt ld>.
bimdilenid elannon minfd Iuinfin
Iuinfin main iaoipat. mprfplId iems
moilella, iofa ipie jdrien. ru,rmiin
tpoimot, iefd aineclIiIet parat. Suts
fifaa raffaat meljet onto oifein aIots
taa sapafan pito. Sdma tpIpmps
on tdrfed.
yfeiiu iuoipnffis oGut.
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Tuua uunettem,tzfji

OH taaS topabtunut uieita- Sdbeild
SOntb 2SbitIepta, JuS., fwiStlti giidei
plate tiem mattustaia iuns rabalta
folne inaunia pierien aleS puroou
80 ialtaa. Sopot,rn,asia Gouftaon'
mi "a henfilod, joista L fltoletta'
ipasti.
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fiGfin oliIi mennpt foto 3; mntta
namd pitt ola toiSfieliiid,
Gi ole tuolluista hllipoa Tod
Sprin9Iisld ainofaan moniin lpuo'
FIN ndbtp. g0ettd on poinut ollo
pbtdpalion ennenfin. mutta ei noin
palion iditd. Sulipa ei o!iii t,tota
ipobinfoa tebnpt jollei idat oliii luls
feneet tpebeltd tietd tamppautumalla,
iolloin ipeben oil patio nousta- futen
on ferrottil.
Sufemottomot toiSfieliiet ipen ipars
reIla olulpat lai,uat mpDs fdrlid pals
Jon tdStd tuItpaeta.
SiamonbpillesId pieraili pastori
Sauri &. 9lblman maanantaina 26
pnG pastori gS. gS. g8ilenin .litono
matfalta Gumberlanbisto. Yastori
Mbltnan toiii fdybd ipiimeiIen ferron
ndiad puiffafunnilla; iiad 10 emf
FUN toilena pdifpGna lupaii ban idts
tdd 9Sppmin9in, ia menepdnid Can
Srancis9opn, Sal, uioelle tpD alal'
leen. Snnea maan pastorille ia
pastorsfalIe, iefd matfalla, ettd pc.
riad Iaamme tpipottaa.
OiomonbpiQeSiG oootetaan mpDs
plan tulipoo. g8uoristoua funlluu
tddlldfin olepan polion litntn. Wtut'
ta lurltamoeti ttid!ld Ell ie moi tebb6
tuollaisto lpobintoa fuin Hod
SprinsIisid tefi. Slmat ei ldmpene
ltddnd min dffid eifd min ppIttopar
] f,nm,atii fuit chsevsSissan san.st4.nsis
ia. yDt omot mpDs fofp fp'nid
iotfa alma ieiiauttamat ipeoen paub'
tia. Spen ie tddud fDDd moi poiiut'
toa iosto ei ole ipabinfon.
Sotaiien fanIaIoiieu ipelmoIIiIuus
oliIi tonnattoa iuomolaista 2abtaus
F, YbtiDt1 ostamalla iielti Iiba ruofan'
ia. SariestpS iiind on MT bpipd mr.
Sobn .. Srbnlonin ollesia iiannDit.
iiidnd, libo pubbaSto ia r,,nias moos
fa.
Cumberland mo 2:Ien foiipannol.
la fuoli dtiIlileSti Sobn UoIfomon
oinoo poifa. gSainaia oil masta
ehtinpt ola 3:ita fuuta paiftofun.
nallo, hilIen iuoraan iponbasta
moasto. ySoinpia oil tpobDn mes
npSI ia fun foiipounon pGdlIG toms
postui taotiten routotien fistpn pddl
le joSio totfoii ipodn llonenIa.
gSoinoio oil poSta Is lpuooen Ieus
tlnpillo Iuuri, tpoimofos ia tpDfpfpi.
nen morutoinen. SGmG oil fomo
isfll iIdlle, BAN ei moi endG iotfaa
mDtd tidllG, lpoan lpalmiStelee itle,
DIN NATHAN fotimaobanIo iosIa
hdnelld on perbe.
Wtr gSaifomao on pllut mpnta
lpuotta tdsId maasia 10 pariien eli
folmiien lpuotto pfIin tdudfin paifs
fofuunolla. sIifpmuS oil bGneld
hlottoesioan poitonIo itinne tienata
pield ipuooen iperron ia iitte Idbted
bDfpdlld pd6omalla nanbaan MAS
ban miettdmddn wanbuuben pdiipi'
tidn perbeenid ybtepoeSId. Wiutto
ainoon poitonia, iiio wonbuuben toi.
iponia ia t,,ripanIa foootettuaan ei
iId moi endd ipiibtpd tdsIi maasIa.
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eatialaiiia iotilaita iurm,attm.

Berlin, bnbtif. 2 y. = gSirallisto
tieti tulleet tiebot fertpmat, ettd idf'
Falainen iotoipden oiasto iobon fu,,s
lai l ,ipieeri ia uIeita fotamiebid iou'
tut NJ. t. &c y. bottentottien iaarrof'
ieen, iotfa tappelusia Iirnaiiipa'
Iluitnantti &ellerin ia fpmmeuen 10,
tamiestG.
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gSiipurin Iddnn fnipernDDri on
fumonnut Sddsten t,iomiotunan
,paItiopdiipdmieSnoaIin, ioIlr tuos
n,iofunnan eoustojofii ipoIittiiu
Sooffimoon f,innonIdafdri 6. :.
gSinter.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-20

difficult for the public TO discover these
irregularities, he thought they should
be made public, hence published the
articles referred to in the Utah State
journal, but the counclmen utterly
disregarded his demands to refund the
money and resign their positions. and
the standard and Examiner published
by Mr.. Glasmann scoffed at him and
pointed scorn at him, and il was these
acts which impelled him 10 act sooner
in filing the accusations against Mr..
Chambeis ana the other two counoilmen
than he had intended. Witness said he
held no malice against any of the de-
PENDANTS, but felt 1t a sense of duty 20
do as he did. AS to the reason why he
preferred the iirst action against Mr..
Chambers he said, that in his investi.
CATION of the citys records he found
that Mr.. Chambers had not served on
any board Of equalization during 1905,
although he was allowed a warrant OF
SlO0.00 Tor such services, and as he was
closely connected with the Standard
and Examiner, in which the scornful
articles We're published against MI
Skeen, thus showing his utter contempt
and disregard for Mr. Skeens demands,
he thought 1t was best to commence the
first proceedings against him. When
asked why he did not bring proceedings
against the retired councilmen who re.
ceiyed the same extra pay as defend
amt, witness replied that to proceed
against them It would have been neces-
sary to bring a felonious charge against
them and such severe measures he did
not desire to invoke He was asked Il
he had nired District Attorney Halver-
son to prosecute the case. He replied
no. that Mr.. Halyerson had declined
To act in the matter, therefore he pre-
pared the accusations himself ana pre-
pared the evidence, then demanded
Mr.. ETaly erson to do his duty and prose-
cute the action which he consented TO
do, He admitted he had hired Attor-
neys j. \. Kimball and c. c.. Richards
to assist In the prosecution and had al
ready practically paid Mr. l<imball but
had not made any definite agreement
with Mr.. Richards what his compensa-
ton would be. but expected to pay him.
Witness admitted that he is attorney
for three different persons who have
libel suits pending against the STAN
dard and Examiner and Mr.. Glasmann,
but denied emphatlcally that he had
brought the action against Mr., Cham
bers out of revenge because he Is en-
ploved by Mr.. Glasmann. He denied
that at any time he had agreed to dis
miss the action against Councilman
Craig and Moyes, and said he will pros
ecute these actions, II he continues TO
have health and being and his attorneys
stand by him, and will also bring SINH
lar actions against two more of the
councilmen An effort was made by
the defense 10 make the witness admit
he had talked to Max Davidson. Will
liam Stewart, ]. d. Murphy, and others,
saving he had been forced into bring
ing the suits against the councilmen by
the newspapers, but testified that he
believed he was doing his duty in the
steps he had taken against them. He
was still on the witness stand when
cnurt Adjourned until this morning.
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ATTORNEY SKEEN
ON WITNESS STAND.
chambers and Other Causes
Brought in the interests
OF the People.
CASE MAY GO TO JURY TONIGHT
City Atty. Bagley Holds that Council
men We're Entitled 10 Extra Pay, But
Took It From the Wrong Fund.

ogden, Feb. 20. lit is expected that
the case OF Fred w. Chambers which
has been on trial during the past week
will 20 TO the jury tonight. The testi-
mony of the defense was completed
Yesterday afternoon and the prosecu-
ton was putting in some rebutal testi-
mony when court adjourned until this
morning.
city attorney Bagley was placed on
the witness stand and testified that it
was his custom to give the city coun-
oil his opinion on any proposition when
they asked for IL, but on the matter of
extra compensation for the councilmen
who served on boards of equalization
and review and on special committees
nyi not been asked for an opinion
untN IN January, when he gave his
opinion that the councimen We're en-
titled TO extra pay for such services,
but believed they had drawn the same
from the wrong funds.
City Treasurer Moyes testified that
in most of the funds set aside for paw
ing curbing and gutterng, and such
improvements there WAS a surplus, and
that surplus was usually turned into
the general fund.
Mr.. Chambers was recalled for cross
examination and was shown certain
articles, published In the Utah State
Journal, by Mr.. Skeen, the plaintiff.
These articles called the councilmen's
attention to what he considered mis-
appropriation of city funds in allow
ing themselves Sl0050 as compensation
for services on boards of equalization
for services during 1905 and demanding
OF the councilmen that they refund ali
moneys received for such services to
the city and resign their positions,
otherwise he would bring proceedings
against them to remove them from Of
fee He further testified that he felt
that plainiff had singled him ou' as
the first one to bring action against,
because of his Ill feelings toward the
Standard and William Glasmann, the
publisher, by whom defendant is en-
ployed.
The prosecution placed y. d. Skeen,
the complainant on the witness etand
n rebuttal. He testified that he has
b en- acquainter wit hF. w. Chambers
70; about four years living In the same
wad, belonging TO the same political
party and church. and had been
friend of the defendant and assisted
in 8electlng him to the city council He
further testified that on the evening of
Fen. 3, the defendant had called at his
home and held q long conversation
With witness that during the CONVEX
satlon Mr.. Chambers stated they were
friends and surely witness held no W.
lice towards him. and wanted the case
dropped saying that he was one of the
last tn draw his warrant for 800 for
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LOOKS LIKE MURDER.

Alameda, Cal. Feb. ls--The body OF
Frank Il. Ashton, of 172l Grove street,
Berkeley, was found this afternoon In
the mud In Oakland harbor. He was
last seen on Saturday afternoon, Feb.
II. At that time he had 1900 In his pos
session and other personal effects, all
OF which had disappeared when his
body was found, indicating foul play.
The deceased was the son of Mrs.
Charles Ashton. whose husband was a
mem Der Of the firm of Ashton & Gard =
ner. real estate brokers vi San Fran
cisco, The money was given him to
purchase property in Berkeley. He
was so years of age.
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RECITAL A SUCCESS.

The excellent work being accomplish
ed at the Weber Stake academy Con-
servatory OF Music was shown last eve
ming at the free recital given at the
ogden tabernacle The large auditor
lum was crowded with those who had
been fortunate enough TO receive tick
cts, and each number vas greeted with
prolonged applause, but no encores We're
allowed, The Tabernacle choir, under
the direction Of Prof. Ballantyne, rem
dered the Hallelujah chorus and by
Babylons Wave" very creditably The
artists Of the evening We're Miss>Fran-
ces Joyce, Walter Poulton and John j.
Mcclellan planists, Miss Margaret
Armstrong. w. V. Cassidy, violinists;
Miss Myrtle Ballinger Mrs. a. h. c.
Smith, and Miss Lou +. Mitchell, solo
lists.
Miss Della Lund and Walter Poul-
ton were accompanies. The conserva-
tory has only been organized a few
months. but has a large number Of
pupils and is doing some praiseworthy
work