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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

Provo. ScOWcroft & Sons employ tWen-
ty-seven travelling statesmen. and their
territory comprises Utah. Nevada. Ida
no and Wyoming.
The Skupe Williams Candy company
has built one Of The most substantial
factories in the city at q cost of $50 0eo.
They contemplate occupying their new
Quarters by Fen. /. In addition to CIV
ing them double the amount of floor
space, their output viii be dCubly III
creased. The building will be equipped
entirely with new machinery. They will
manufacture their own electricity for
power and lighting The number of en-
ployes will H. increased 100.
Several additions and Improvements
to the various churches became ueces-
sary during The year most prominent
among which was the placing OF 4 $500
organ into the Mormon tabernacle.
plans FOR . new tabernacle are still un-
der contemplation.
The public schools of the city. with
an enrolment Of more than 5000 pupils
have been improved and enlarged. The
Lewis school has been Increased TO a
s1xteen-roorl structure. ana new
building Is planned to replace swat was
formerly known &c the Emerson school.
THO last cersuS shows that tnerc re
1851 children of school age IN 'ceden.
1Np 3QQ1JloIdl IllulilGS Hd.t Dctil
erected in the COUNT. There are 2.452
pupils in the districts of the county out
side of ogden. substantial increase
over the previous year. \ new feature
added u the local High school ,yas The
establishment of q military training de-
partmeat Weber stake acadeT0y. with
an attendance nom 500 to <eJ. IS oc;ilg
enlarged bv "a 5.0o0 addition.
State institutions.
The state Industrial school. 'Ocatcd III
Ogden has made COmmcndabie strides
looking 10 = higher standard. Efforts
are being made To- make the scnooi one
of learning irstcad of solely a prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
WHAT A JUBILEE is.
(IIarper's Weekly)

Some years ago, before Queen victoria. s
death and about the time that the qusel 8
Jubilee was 20 be celebrated, the follow
inr- conversation between two old Scotch
vvs,nen was overheard one day ON d street
corner in London;
they call jubilee?
ssiyeIi it's this said her neighbor
when folk has been married twenty live
xesrs that's 2 silver wuddin: and when
fhey have been married fifty years that $
a golden wuddin'. But if the mons dead,
then IFS a jubilee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
CARDS WERE OUT.

Puck.)
Miss Johnson--Come wifin ace of mar
rvin' Abe Persimmons once
Miss Jackson-Yaih?
Miss Joinnson-Yais. IF he'd had an
ned won dat jackpot he'd had money
'nough 70 git married on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
uNAPPRoPRIATED.
(Chicago Record-Herald.

tChicago Record-HefaId-J
i shall not pay this bill declared OLD
IfGstyman- Its an outrage. sir. an OUT
fGge. You operated on mo for appendicitis
only 10 find that there was nothing al all
the matter with me-.
Wen, confound you replied the sur
Seon, i could have cut your legs OIL
while YOU were helpless on the operating
table If I hadn't been disposed to pity
you Some people never half appreciate
what isn't done to them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

The packing house erected by the Og-
den Packing x Provision company is
another substantial industry built dur
ing the year Ii is equipped with moe
erI machinery, ana although the plant
has not been in operation more than
sixty days. ar extensive business is al
ready controlled. A special refriger-
ator line between Ogden and salt LAKE
City is maintained for the exclusive use
of rhis concern
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
HIS FIRST ATTEMPT.

tCntcaS0 News !,
Young Neurich had scarcely ndde ms
debut in society when he found u heces-
sary TO decline an invitation TO reception !,
owing to a previous engagement ne ca
So by penning the following note.
Mr.. j. Henry Neurich declines with
pleasure Mrs. Van Uppson's INVITATION Tor
the 2lst. and thanks her extremeiy Tor
having given him the opportunity TO GO
Sfl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
Modern Gas Plant Projected.

Recently franchise was granted to
eastern capitalists giving them the right
TO construct and operate n modern gas
plant in Ogden. Work upon this pro-
iect is expected to commence this year.
The Utah Light & Railway company
has completed plans TO extend lines into
the small settlements throughout the
county thus giving the towns tho use
OF electricity. The street railway lines
have been extended and a new ROAD
built to the mouth of ogden canyon.
Preparations are being made to e'ec-
lrify the Ogden & Northwestern road to
Utah Hot Strings, = distance of ten
miles, also for the extension OF the line
northward from the Hot springs to
Brigham City. Bamberger's Salt Lake
* Ogden iGierurban line is being con-
structed rapidly, and should be COM
pleted from Salt Lake to ogden ana 10
the mouth Of Ogden canyon during the
year.
The exterior of the new federal build
ing, commenced in 1905, is practically
completed Much Of this work viii have
have 10 be torn out to permit the build
Ing Of a thirty-foot addition to the
north Of the present structure The
original cost Of this building was es-
tim2ted at s2G00o0 An additional APP
preparation made by the last congress.
however. increases this amount by more
than $4,000. The addition is made ne
cessary by the ever-increasng business
at the local postoffice. The annex will
add architectural beauty and make the
building much more commodious. Two
years at least will be required in the
completion of the building.
One OF the most ciassieaily designe
buildings IN ogden is the new Masonic
temple completed early last sunnmor
This temple was built at a cost of s55.-
Gee, and is the first building constructed
by tho Masons in Utah.
Ogden has also been gracsd with
500. 900 modern armory for its company
Of militia. This building was designed
To accommodate two companies the
second Of which will be organized dur
ing TIE next few months. The arslory
is modern, containing club rooms. Of
ficers' quarters, gymnasium, bowling
alleys. indoor targets, baths and drill
halls the latter being 90x56 feet. Mem
bers Of the company will try for a place
in the Utah team competing ut the Sea
Glrt rifle range next season.
Scowcrofts' Immense Business.
An estimate of the immense volume OF
wholesale business done in Ogden can
be obtained from the fact that the sales
of the John Scowcroft & Sons company.
which conducts the largest exclusive
wholesale house between Omaha anr
San Francisco. amounted to more than
81. OgO. zoe last year. Their investment
IN Ogden is placed at $1,000 txea-
yations are being made at the presert
time for the foundation for an addition
al warehouse 126x200 feet, three stories
and basement. This annex Will be con-
uected with the present house by a via.
duct. and will give the concern a total
floor space in ogden of 100000 square.
feet. Another warehouse with 10000
square feet of floor space has just been
completed at Pocatello, and the compa-
ny maintains building of like size at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
Big Enterprise Begun.

The moss promising among The new
enterprises launched during the year
is the plant OF the Union Portland Ce-
ment company, located at Devils Slide.
thirty-one miles east of Ogden This
company has a capital stock Of S2,500,-
Gee. divided into S1o000o0 preferred and
81 SOC, 600 common stock. When CONF
plete the plant proper viii cost from
$500. 900 to $1,000, 900. Active construction
was commenced in June last, ana ope-
rations viii begin March next. There
are inexhaustible beds of cement rock
located near the site of the plant, which,
will have q capacity of $50 barrels a
DAY. 1t Will require $50 regular en-
ployes and carry a pay roll of $3.50 per
day.
The snelter of the Utah Smelling
company, capitalized at 100000. located
ten miles north of Ogden, is expected TO
commence operations within the rres-
ent month This corporation is backed
by David Eccles, an Ogden millionaire
The plant will have a capacity of 300
tons daily. and will employ close to 200
men. at an average wage of SO per day
Electrical power will be transmitted to
the plant from Brigham City by a spe-
ciaI line. This company is independent
OF the sTnelter trust and is now prepar-
ing 10 build a smelter in Tintic mining
district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

Inmates are receiving greater privileges
and more IecieEt treatment than is ac-
corded pupils of similar schools. I'm
provements to the buildings have been
extensive. The main building has been
remodelled and newly equipped. a
printing establishment inaugurated in
1905. has turned out a number of grad
yates now working at the printing
trade. In April last a flfty-1ve-acrc
farm was leased ana placed under a su-
pervisor. being operated for the benefit
Of the institution. Military drill has
been made q feature of the school. the
company of cadets being supplied with
Springfield rifles and other military
equipment. A band Of fourteen pieces
was Installed during the past year. Ell
forts viii he made through the legiS-
iature TO establish a girls school and to
use the present buildings for boys only.
II is held the; this is necessary to Sc
cure beneficial results. A number of
new DEPARTMENTS will be added to the
school this year.
The state school for the eear and
blind has made no special changes dur
ing the wear. This school has haG rec
oynition from the worlds greatest .du-
Gators. Ma - Than ice boys snd girls
are in attendance this season. Exten-
sive improvements are contemplated
with the necessary aid to be given by
the legislature.
Postoffice Figures.
Tho OGDEN postoffice showed Il SUP
stantial Increase .)Ve- the preceding
yeST. TIE volume of BUSINESS nanG;ad
will '2e shown by the following CON
paratiNe statements:
Looking toward tho future snere is
every Indication that the pros oerity OF
the past will continue during the new
year. Efforts are being put forth to
add more industries which. together
with the proposed railroad Improve
mcntS. will stimulate interest i'm all the
different branches Of the local market
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

Never i'm the history of western rail-
reading has there been year more
prosperous than 1906. Each and
every road has had more business than
il could take care Of Hundreds of
orders for additional motive power and
rolling stock have been placed with the
manufacturers. while many millions
have been expended by the various
railroad corporations for the purpose of
lettering their facilities TO take care
of the eVer-increasing traffic ogden
is perhaps the best point west of Chi
cago from which to study railroad
conditions. so far as it refers TO trans
continental lines. Nature has been
most generous to Ogden, for it formed
here the natural gateway to the four
points OF the compass. Time and again
efforts have been made to wrest the
railroad advantages from the place, but
in each instance these efforts have
served to bring out more prominently
the superiority of the location of the
Junction city. With the building of
the cutoff across the Great Salt lake
from Ogden by the Hartman system,
every doubt as to the continuation of
Ogden as a railroad center was wiped
away. Since that time the holdings of
all the railroad corporations entering
the city have been increased. and out
side lines have planned to build i'm this
direction This can best be illustrated
by the fact that the Hartman lines
alone appropriated s2.000,000 for inn
provements in Ogden during the years
1906 and 1907.
No Longer Mere Junction.
Ogden has long since ceased to be a
mere junction point. The city has
grown in size on a comparative basis
with the railroad interests, and during
the past few years many new and sub
stantial industries have been added.
There are four of the large lines run
ming in and out of the place. and still
another. probably two more, will be
added during the next few years. In
addition to the amount of money ex-
pended by Hartman, the Gould lines
have also prepared to expend large
sums here. During the past two years
they have acquired many thousands of
dollars worth of real estate upon which
they purpose to erect large terminals.
1t is not unlikely that with the COM
pletion of the Western Pacific they will
build north from Ogden to Portland.
Seattle and other coast cities Of the
northwest and thus tap much of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
Municipal improvements.

Dtel efecLeu 10 replace tnosS destroyed.
Municipal improvements.
The city water system is about to be
improved by q general extension of the
mains and an Increase in the amount
of pressure. This will result n better
fire protection and a decrease IN fire in
surance rates Plans have been pre-
pared by the water company FOR build
ing new reservoirs with an adequate
capacity to supply a city more than
twice Ogdcp's size. A new fire station
equipped with modern facilities has
teen established in the residence sec
ton of the city, on what is known as
the bench" This viii decrease the
possibilities OF losses by fire. Municipal
improvements compare faVoTaDly with
the rest Of the city's advancement.
Three miles G sewerage has been add
ed. making a total of 10. 46 miles. The
n2cadamizine has been increased by IL
miles, making 5.41 miles in the city OF
concrete sidewalks 1G.93 miles were put
down i'm 1906 bringing the total up to
2405 miles. There We're 81 miles Of
concrete curling and guttering complet-
ed during the year, increasing the total
10 lg1 miles of concrete and Al niles of
stone. In addition 10 this there are ten
blocks, or nearly one and one-half
miles. of asphalt paved streets. Com
pared with other cities of its size in
the west, these Improvements place Og-
den in the front rank.
The Civic Improvement league, organ
izer early in the year. has done ctfectl-
i've work in beautifying the city. As
result of it's Efforts City Hall park is
being enlarged and the old portion made
more artistic A number of the streets
have been parked and a park, two
blocks in length. in front of the Union
depot is under course Of construction.
During the past season the railroads,
for the first time in the history of tho
city, granted stop-oYer privileges to
tourists, thus enabling them 20 visit
Ogden canyon. which is numbered
among the beautiful wonders of Amer
lea. The number of visitors 10 this re-
sort was greatly increased. 1t is no.
ticeaDle fact that those once visiting
the canyon herald it throughout the
lanG. insuring it d place in The front
rank among the wonders of the land.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
@itte ont Stolppin.

n9ailn Geps" meooeler fra 2lir
les 9ains, at Sen ti0ligere rus
fife neutrality-suspicious., @reo @itte,
Iom for 8ioen op6oloer Jig Ser, uns
Der en- Sdmtale angaaenoe Situaz
itionen 9RusIano erflareOe, at
G5arsn fiffert 0enne Sang baOoe
funoet Sen rette Wlano til W}iniz
Iterpreiioentpoiten. 63aren baO0c
life funnel traFfe no9et beore 9alg.
@itte roite Sen npe aabinetsdef,
Gpis tioligere @irfiombe0 ban tenots
me9et goot. 6an frembaOeoe farli8t
Stolppins @iGietruft, Gnersi oJ
politiite 5aoerligbeo og enIteOe Sen
npe &abinets8ef aft muligt 6elo.
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inoe9Olot osn af 9lr. aielanos
9iite fplsenoe:
272-274 Glpbourn 2lOe., 2 Sta
ges gricf6us 9. s. Peterlons
RaDn. peterIon bar tiOligere ans
iat 8anten.
293 80. Gbicago 2loe., 9erman
MarIeGs Ha0n. 2eje $40 pr. 0iaae
IneO. ~ "'""-
257. 259 gaort6 @rano Street.
6erman MarieGs Naon; 75 Dol
lars 9ete pr. Maane0.
261 g. @rano Street, / g. 6.
peterIons Qapn. eeje "a 0ollars
pr. Maaneo.
568, SO, 572 6. 5iftiet6 Ctr,
iiges af aieluno at pare Stens=
lambs Gjenoom.
293, 295 SO. Grie Str., t G6ri.
titan D. SunOies Iaon, 2eje 82
Dollars pr. W2daneo.
II, 13 81. Curtis Str, / 9. IS.
Peteriens NuOn. 9eje 1888 pr.
MaansO.
219 u. Grie Ctr, to 9pgninger
i @ifliam @eprge qeterfons NaOn.
0eie $50 pr. Naadneo.
402, 404 U1ilfpdutee Q(oe., eiss
al Stensldno. 9eje 1865 pr. Wla1-
neO.
4o7 %. 6uron Str, ejes af
Stensldno.
Gn Del af Gagle gloct, N2ilpauz
fee 2toe. Og Carpenter Str, ejs8
az StensIano og benpttes af Scope
ratioe StOre. 9eie $1.75o pr. Maa.
ne0.
Del af Gagle gloct, Iom life
benDttes df Storet. Qeje S638 pr.
9Rdans6, g. .. Stenslan6s gaaOn.
36e Rort6peitern 9ife SnIuranc,
Company af M2ilfpaufee bol6er en-
Mortgage for 100000 paa Scope
ratioe Store; Gjenoommen Itfret
uf Bombs.
8s7 389, 991 Milpaufee QrOe.; 3;
SilbDgning til Coop.
Soraloaroien af Stenslan0s
aeal eItate Gjenoom antages at
care omfring $65O,000.
Mount OGiDe Cemetery
u QsfOctations
Cab oeO gantfalGiten Dil Ian6Ipns
ligbis dn6rage til 1000 Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

Sra g8aT6ington, D. 6. meloss
i 8aar fplgenOe:
pad Smmigrantsaommisier
Sdrgents pult ligger Der 9ioness
bDro, Iom : fOruoen boao ser tios
ligere er tommen til Gmbeosmanos
aunoitdb = tboer pda, at Mormos
nerne prpoer pdd at opboloe liors
monismen oeo at opertreoe Smmis
Qratipnslopene.
Oette 9ionssbpr0 ansaar Sus
IAN Senrp, en- pige paa II 9lar,
iom bragtes til bette 2dn0 fra
Goinburg. Stotlano af W3ormon<
aloite emanuel ga6man. 6an pifs
Sc fpre Pigen og en- Del aoinotr,
Iom fulgte me0 BAN, til S6ellep,
Soa9o.
Oct Iag0es i Smmigrationsbus
reauet, at Misiionarer af Wlormons
tirten ipnes at orioe en- IpitsnatiTf
Sagt pad oe brittle Ser, SDIts
lano og De itdnOenaoiite 2dnoe efter
trdftige, lipsfrilfe unge bigger oy
apinoer, fom Sc narrer meo til oets
te 9ano beo osfter ON @elitano,
2utius og sOoe Sjem, men / Dir
feligbeoen for at gsre Sem til Mors
moners 8oner, fdd Seften fan fors
sges 9lntal iaa burtig iom muligt.
Suian 6enrns Opferiel pdtte Sns
Ipetterernes Mistanfe, iaa BUN
bolOtss fifbage, for at oe tunoe uns
berIsse henoes Sorbolo.
Oct piIte iig Tdd, at Ser bar aiort
arrdngementet meo 5orelorene ON
6enoes 3ejie til oette 2ano u0sa
at fperge Barnet, og at 9GloIts
ga6man ifriftlig bar sdast inc
pda at aooptere Barnet os oporuge
benoe / DE iioite Odges 9ellige"s
Sro.
| pigen pioneoe, at bun life furss
itiIleoe fig, bpilfe 5orbolo bun toal
| ino unoer, og at bun to 9angs pda
Hejien bar blspsn piifet, for6i bua
BAD ON Jorfop til at itrioe til fin
Mooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
15.M Marg.

uofSres, iaainar: 0en anbolots bar
fsgt, oirette saer inoirette, at tdge
aip. 5or minore 5orbrpOelier an=
befaler Utiniiteren tortoarig men
itreng 5engsling, fuloitanoig afs
luftelie % 8erepelIe af enbper aonlz
fort, Iupplementeret meo nogle al
Oorlise 9rpgl, men lite ofsntltg.
Yiitning pil af u1e Strdfe tldreit
pperbepife oen itploige ON, at ban
fiber for, 6Oa6 bans O1e0mennslfer
boloer for at oare dfitpeligt og
Ifan0i9t og life alene paa @runo
uf en- forfert Offentlig Samfunoss
oroen." q
Soer for 2lndrfisme fom ooer
for iad mango unore OnOer maa
ri 0og buffe paa, at Set aaerbeoits
Mi0oel er OF fua no9et goot inoz
plantet / W1enneitet fra Barn al =
at faa 9uos Oros S9o til at ootse
1 6iertets Sor06un0. 6por 0enne
S9o oofser og b9rer 5rugt, Der
fan Nnerfismen life tribes. SgIaa
Der er ,preoention better t6an cure.
- ~ .eIss. 9hs0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
Tiloc tale meo Yreiioenteu.

Sra 0pIter Ban Fortelfes, at en-
Nfiis Gaie Senoags, oa preIi=
Dent goOIeOelt forloo airten, dns
rddbte BAN: nWar. prafioentl W9r.
pr9iioentl pr9iioent Ruoiebelt, oil
De lite tale meo mig ct 9je6lit. "
6un bar aOIfillise 8ange frablet
cp 40 SagamOre 5iG for at fad
Pr9Iioenten | Sale, men altib er
bun bleoen ms0t at en- 5emmeliq
poliiibetient. Saa Sgnoags tom
bun airfen for at faa YrQIioen-
ten / Gale. 5erit ipgte BUN Seoe
lige bd9pe0 Pr9iioenten. W1er o1Ida
oct blep na9tet benoe. Sun spttes
neo forneoen airfen. Saa bar oet
til Slutnina bun li1eiom mcb @olS
piloe foriege at f1a en- Samtale
meo BAN. Sun pl1itadr at gun
lfuloe babe 6Olot 9rpaup mso Ell
9r Ttaasnoe 'SeabeoSman0 / DEL
hoihe 9us iamt:oii me0 qrailoen4
tens 0atters Srpllup. Cg at osi
fog fell oet er boao bun oilot
tale meo praiioenten ON oe baot
BAN til at rette pdd.
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@iaiam Glitter $1,000.
Sdmes e. Pepper &c g., $4,000
Mt. OliOs Gmtp. Qtsi. $25oo0.
Milp. 9lpe. Coop. 9lsi. $4,000
g. 5. GiIenorat6 $1,000.
@iaiam 9eOsrer &c SO $4,000,
9. u. GeilIon $500.
gD. 81. GorOes $500.
y. %. Porter $4,000.
q. D. Open 5000.
So4n 0don $1,000.
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9ampifibs -Nutiticr.

0ampItibet Limited States" al
Scanoinabian 2(merican Cine bar
forlaot GbriitianIano meo $50
pasia9srer og bentes til glen guri
Sen 20. q(ig. pasIagerer for Gbi.
casO Og lansere 9eit ian psntes
2 a 3 0u9e Ienere.
Oeres forbunone
u. 6. s 6anion &c 60
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
Den fallereoe Chicago
8anf.
Store 5alifncricr er upoaset.
Gtenslano fpnes at baDe
E at til 9eniigt fuI0s
t9n0ig at p1pnore
Yanten.

ssss-s ss4s*
SO langsre llnoeriegelien af Oei
faaersOe 9ants glfferer friOsr
fremao, oss oarre DiIer Stiqins
gen ia at Dere. S9rIig oiier Set
fig. at pr9iioent Stensluno er en-
rigtig tor Og uoIpetuleret aeltring.
9a .Sfanoinapen" fra ferit at og
fremoeles flere 8age isgte at fremz
holoe Den lpie Sioe os gipe De beOs
fte 5orbda6ninger ON llnoeriegel.
iens llofalo, ifal Oi meooele oens
Seretning ira esrOass. Den 81
formooentlig life ooeroreoen.
gfter Iom llnoerfsgelierne / oen
fallsre0e Wlilpautee 2loenue Stafs
9ant itriOer frem opOages itaoig
fiere 5alitnerier og 5pOerier. Som
Gelge al oisie 5ilItan0e Iammens
falote Stdtsaooofaten I 8dar 2(fs
les ire al Oirettererne for at bere
oeres Mening ON 5ingene. De
tleo anmoOet ON at forflare nogls
SIn9. iom tpoer paa, at en- anoea
neutrality-suspicious. er blebet orepet
| ganten fulOitanoig uufbanaig al
CtenslanOs bQ(oi1e Spinolerier.
De 8irsttsrer iom inofanot fig
faa Statsuoootatens Opfororing,
bar 0larius airfe6p og 5ranf R.
Crane. Gn golitimanN bfeo fenot
oT Stso sffer 90. q. Ga Bun, men
oct eneite Ieoenoe 99Ten / Ga 9ubs
Stem par en- 9apegeie. Mr. Ga
Bun ieto bar itte at finoe nogei
Ste6.
0iretter Grane bleb eiort til
0eniiano for en- itarp 9rboserdmi=
nation al asIiitsrenoe Statsdoboz
tat Slion. % asIiiterenos politis
chef Shuettler. 6an 6en9gte0e pna
oct melt beitemte, at ban tenote no
get til Sc BdIitenerier, fom bar Be.
gaaet at Stenslano.
StsnsIdn0 bar Selpz
9erfter.
nj De OplDsninger, Iom Sper,
aerne i'll, fremgif oct, at Diretts.
rerne ganten lite 6aooe noaet at
fige % at StenslanO gioros, ION
ban piloe uoen at fperge Dem til
taaos.
a0sltoe De nogen Sinoe noget
Msbe al 9Ouroens Gfsefutiptomi-
te2" ipruste Mr. Olfen.
Rel oct 9iOr0e jeg alori9." IOa.
teoe Wtr Grane.
n9e0 De, ON gtsetutipetOmitesn
oDer6oDeOet nogen Sin0e msote?"
oSaa blot jeg oeo, ifte."
96aDoe De nogen Sinoe noaet at
iige meo 6enipn til 9aan eller gior-
os De noset anoet 9(rbeioe for at
fremme 9antens SnisresIe2"
Rel"
pgleO De 01eolem af goarosn
meo osn JOritaaelie, at De Itul6e
bare o9ummp"s sOireftsr9"
p5es pil belit life Ipare paa bette
Spsrgsmaal, fer jeg bar rdaofsrt
mig meo en- Saefsrer."
Crane ftploer ganfen
Yenge.
9iretteren blep oiit en- giote 70.
1000 Dollars, oateret oen A. Qpril
iioitleoen, Og ipurgt, ON llnoeritrif=
ten par Oroen.
6an iparsoe. at oen par. San
IagOe, at ban aft ialt bap0e laani
25,000 Dollars | 9antsn, og at 81
1000 Dollars bar os Foite. ban
fit. 6an itplotr for 5iben 8anten
oct bele geleb al 25,O00 Dollars.
Den Sitferbeb, fom Crane gar
gdnfen for bette 2aun beitoo 40
9lftier | WeIt Gbicago Street Rail-
ipap gompdnp til en- garoi al
2, 400 Dollars.