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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

Ii0t De0
rOanfferen."
9anite Otit er oct ida. at bele
por 8la0oirfIombeo ia belle oor II
ter9re 8irtiombeo. er en- Sdm-
f%unosIag. Men mar ri Iaa far
ifilt n9pner vOaniferen", iad fer
Get life alene af ben 9runo, q.
Omlorgen for Den ligger os n9rz
melt. men ierlig foroi Den bar Ban
ifeligbeoer at f9mpe meo. iom bore
an0re BLADE life bar. Den bar
ft9rte &pnturrenler, bad
De odnIte % norite Bore andre
8laoe bar 6oer tit Omradoe, boor
fremmeoe BLADE fife goot fan toms
me inc og tempe meo oem ON Ranz
gen. Som olfeligt glao er
,9aniferen" u0Iat FOR 990oels6
meo aGs drtSre fOlfelige 8ldG, ser
uogioes / bort Jolfs Sprog.
~Oanfferen" bar bog punoet Jig
en- 29iertreos, iom npppe noget
onoet 8lao fan fratage oen. Men
3re0ien er for i~noifrantet. glaoet er
fommet til 9erOen, efter at De fleite
ANDRE oanife Blade Der / 2anoe.
haDoe 6%eitaaet | mango 4ar, %
nunOet itor uobreoelie nogle II
Dem / set minoIte.
Naar mar faa peo, at Der sr
ANDRE 8laoe, iom bar lige Iua mango
Slliinoe Dollars Snotagt ON 4aret.
fom yOaniferen" bar 5unore& Cog
oct sr ingen OperoripeGe), faa ton
rer man let, at oct er ranifeli9t at
tonfurrere meo ilige Blade. Oct er
en- final Sag for Dem at iaee al
Den Opgtigbeo / oerss ssnsfte, Iom
fan faas for pense.
0i nepner oct, foroi oct er noget
at fad 5oritano at pua oisis Eager.
yOaniferen" bar life Hdao til at
bpre Roreiponoenter og onore 9iz
oragpoere for goo 8etalina / Danz
mari os paa Ste0er / bette 2ano.
bpor oct oanffs Glemert er itorfsIt
r~epr9ienteref.
Dlen .Oaniferen" bar e1er buroe
! oct minofte til 9eng1l6 bape oct
5ortrin for aoitilige anore, at oen
bar ct 20 uno" bag oeo fig.
Der maa ben isst fin Stprte.
Oct er en- SamfunosopgaDe at
bore og fremme nOanferen", faa
bel Iom rDanffersn" bar en- Cant
fun6sopgape at life.
Den Opstigbeb, frm 9taoet life
tan tsbe eler bbre, ben ifooer Sams
fiin6ets Meolemsr - | 6bert Sab,
for en- for Del - inoe me0. Men
FER s9loer BET 10 netop ON en- Scr
of fripiIIise.
Nogle fauounne frioi1ige Nrbej.
6ere bar rOdnfteren" - 2orrefpone
6enterne paa De f~orffenige Gteosr,
os baa6e Blnoet os Samfunoet bar
Gruno til a. bore gIa6. for Dem.
Men Ri tronser til Here.
Oct er m1rfeligi, at Dot bi6til
ift bur f1nnet tuot fig gsre at faa
Rorrefpon6enfer i be Hp.r os Getts
q~en,enter, bpor .boa6e bort Golt os
tprt Ririefumfun6 Ct ft0rieft repre-
f~tntereot.
8 Deo BET NOT, gsrner, bpor oct
Ct; Ct Ser instn, Der oil fu6t fig
soIoe uo os fLitx fig TIL BET fririniss
Moanofbnb2
Dg faa anors Wfordgb6ere! Ndlr
man fommer famnne, meo GoIt, fda
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22
tan ). matte meo um baaos [pciaIe,

lit - "ANNN w. ~
g3iitiife % tirtelise = Ionrme ogiaa
nm trtIteli9e SpprgSmlal. d
}oor megst sr DER life i Or Dd9e,
n 1t iatis 3anferne ~ 5aasaiiei
8ssess!is.
9oorfur Iaa lite, bpsm Der tan,
neOifrioe og ienot Os, 6oaO Der fan
tiene til Oplpsning og Itifte 9dOn
foriteaig G%etnins2 08iad Der Gar
ii Oa nogle frioiqige, men ri tram
ger til at faa nStaben" forsget.
8ette ON 9i0rug bar ri nGpnt
fprit. Foroi Oct er BET. Ser bsr gda
foruo for glaOets Itsrre uobreoelie.
Oct er Opgtis9eoen, Der TfaI unbss
fale oct.
Der er en- 5ante, Ri before mad
fomme frem me0 meo oct Idmme.
Der er 5orifel paa aoreiponoens
Ter. Men ri agter Dem, ser fortGaer
Ii9pnt Og ligefremt, for De beoits.
2unge 9etragtninger eler PrGten
oenter man lite | en- aorreIpon=
oance. De maa belere tomme iar.
Iifilt = gaa for. bOaO De er. aorrss
Iiponoance bsr p~9Ientlig D9re en- j9bn
I6ortaains at Gpbsoer, iom man
antdger. bill in~teresiere 99ierns.
6srmeo er oct bog life 5dnten. Il:
Ri bill spe itreng GenIur.
Men ser er no9et anOet, iom fig
ger aoreiponOencen mar, og BET IL
li0t PerfonaI9iftorie. Oct
riloe I~ittert interesI ERE pore 99Iert
at fdu Meooelslier ira De forTtelig'
Iggne fra Rpbpggerlipets 0uge oa
|i9rlig Ou forte SttlOringer at Mano
% apin0er, Iom pad en- Syn er
Igaaet / Spioien for oct enc eler an
Get 5~oretagen0e al 8etDoning for
port 5olts timelige eler aanOeli5t
I@el. Og set oitoe ogiaa are itsnt
al faa Imaa 8~iografier at 2anos.
memo. bOis 0pstigbeo bar Ounost
a~nsrfen0slie. og iom er naaet fren
til aniete Stillinger.
Oct er pad beje 5io at fda pros
euceret Iadoan liot b~iitoriif Mdte.
rinle, for Sen inooanoreoe og sruno.
l9ggenoe Sl9gt u0osr. Gent ooei
oct, 9enner.
Sud bar set glaoets pioere IL
breoelie.
So itsrre uo6reOelie. 0es itertG
bets Misiion og girtefeiat. 4Ie
jiom interesierer fig for 8fuoet, bur
De ogfaa i~nteresiere fig for bets Dia
oere l1obreoelie. Om ri tunoe bprt
9lgenter til at Dirte for 9Idoets
nobreosIie. oilOe oet bog life ~forilua
OgIaa Der er set fripiaige ManOftdt
oct beoite. Del er oet, oi mad itolI
paa. Og oct er beore, at bun0reot
lfrioiaige dnbefaler 9laoet til ct I'll.
iinoe Weneiter, emo ON ii bpreos u
center sjorOe BET. De frioiaige oi
finN os Jamie De met Itaoige 9o!.
oere.
6eniigten me0 ooenitalenoe sr re
og ilet at gore Oct indulgence, =.
.OdnIferen"s Wisiior er en- Sam.
funosopgdpe. gi, Der er betroet Sc.
relien at 8laoet os bets u0giOefie. D
formuar life meget alene, men TANNER
me0 8enner 10 ooer Samfunoct
ftal bort Qrbejos life bliDe uoei
l5rugt. 2pffes oct at fac Sen 6or:
litadelie giort ~almin6elis. at gld.
Gets l16gioelie er en- Sdmfunosop.
Isaoe os en- Samfun6smisiion, fao
ftdl ogiaa oenne Misfion bore BEL
|iignet Jrugt for bort Soft for bua-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22

5ans 6iem Ri % bill g9ite
l@n MilitGrs Raptajn meo SLAMS,
l5rd arigen btdnot De 6e0ite.
IGn 2Gre for i'm bgje Stdno,
Ism rig og fornem DANES Rdno
Is fin % pragtfulO 9olis,
lUleO 9erosligbe0 fortrolig.
Is Sang, gafitt. / Spill Os Dams
Dor 5rdnts bar bldnot Dc beoIte,
Sdn tog Gtsamener meo SLAMS,
1il 9Oootat ban leFie.
56eater = Spiaebus og mer
lOg tiSt til @lasiets 8uno ban Ter.
lU4en ben, Tom IadOdnt Ieger
lSin aunoifdb eli ~fOrsger.
Smart too Dor 5runts Iom ct Ruin,
l6n Gaps, en- al Dc fine,
Som me0 oct belle giorce Grin
l3iI iIei Spill gooe Minsr.
glu gidlOt oct FOR bdm tun en- Dram
I6or '6iemmet par ban fun en-. Stun!
6ans Mo&r gr9o for Iil0e.
9ans 6ar befale Oifoe!
Jau blsp Der tsbt Billet for BAN
lSil 8eTten pi0e Qan0e.
Ser oiloe ban forglemms Stam,
ZIP NanO pad M Soro itanoel
Ulen Risien flDtter meO = on oeO.
pa 5riiteren me0 goo 8eiteo,
Som SIdngen lumit og ineoia,
l6anot 6rdnts pdu 3orOet leoig!
Def 9idIOt for 6am Iom alorig fst
|gt ifaRe fig liot Pense,
yeo nGditle @arNn"s Itore DIR
let 9ddnop9rt 0reo ban lange;
0g mdngen i~tdttels Smmigrant,
Sit bddrot at fsle, oct sr Ianot,
ut 6renoe OarIi er 5r9nOe
Def iii en- trdorig Gnoel
Obi pOntel Sam" 5olot giiitats.
Dor 5rants meo mango fIere
Som no9le Qdr i broget Staos,
l6ft lart at reoaicere.
Sdd Oro9 ban longer no MOB 9ef
lO9 lepeo, ION ban tunOs beoit;
Sit gdmle 9alnop9rt oreu man,
Pda aGItringOeien 6leD ban!
len Dag / en- al Yeitens gper
San 9apoe iaget lanse,
9dn traf en- ung troIfDloia 'spr,
Som bapoe nosle penge.
lOg 5rdnts Oar aoootat = ou De5,
9dn pioite 10 ON alt 9eIteo
ISg bjdlp i'm t9re 2an0smano
l5il at frembringe Din at 9an6!
Nu git oct, iom oct tunoe,
Wleo Sus og Ous = meo Slaa /
Stag;
IJaen rigtig ingenlunoe.
Dog = gjdlot oct liot georda,
Sdd oioIte 4oootaten Del,
Oct bjaIp fun liot meo Peters gei,
6rants bar / Sbnbsn 6aroet,
Waen peter bar forferoet!
Nu pdd ct natlist 3ost oe blep
4f politiet grebet
|Og 6oor Forfteaig 5anten orep
is fsrite 9ers er Ifreoet.
Nu 5rants, iom for bar tenot meo
Dom,
|Ssen / Statens 5angIel tom.
Dor Den, Tom Den forfsrte,
Sin Oommers 5jerte rsrte.
|Sd Deter for i'm 0ommer foo,
|5nlot ban pda &no os Iag6e:
.Seg peo, jeg gjoroe Sub imoo" -
|Sg g9gt pad Or6et lag6s =
"Jeg bill betenb aft, ies oeo,
gipe eoer fulo 8eIfeo =
|W2it belle 2ip 0 Oommer
8egDnote Iom en- Sommer!"
Is torie 3r9t f~ortalte ban
Om 5jemmet og fin Mo6er,
|Om Rejien Der til bette 2an6
Som gfteraarets Sober.
~Wlen od jeg ms6te Grants, ies beo,
|8espnote 9int'rens 9~itterbeo;
Den osm mig tun, min Dommer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22
st lille StDffe al 9egnets
gitterntur
pe0 u. &.
pe6 u. 6.

yltteratnr
pe0 u. &.
Ulen peter bog, bOor ou er l9r0,
0u beoer 10 iom pr9iten!
Dan mda 10 tro, at Oh er Jar,
9i er 10 / qreiten!
Seq ituloe tro, at on er gal.
Ou ter Dig iom / 9eOeidl,
On rdaber, greOer. Itriaer
IOg Op moo 2oftet tigerll"
Sad talte peiers aammerat
Geo Wti0natstio / 0ulet.
6an bar en- grIiom a ardbdt,
IS Seon / SDnoen lulei.
Gan blooe lottet peter meO,
De bapoe gjort en- Mdno 5OrtrGo,
9ois 0us De bapoe repst.
U2en Yeter par beorsoe.!
., 9errs Seius. ie bes ne0.
|5orlaO, tilsiO o 5erre
til mig / min llsielbe0,
Din 5jener BIZ jes O9re!
80 6erre, refs mia al nit 6dlo -
Seq tror sit Oro, ies De0 nit Sab;
Dlen Spnoen bar mig friitet,
Dit 5ooipor bar ieg miitetl"
Il =
gu oil jes fsre Dig min Ben
I9il peters 6jem pad 6eoen.
I9dns 5d'r odr 9juler o9 beo ar9n,
Ism gonoemano beifeOen.
9ans Utooer, Jon beo Qnfjeritin,
6un BANDIT os ipanot Os oaOeo Gin,
IOg bun bar bleOen Mooer
Gil Deter os bans 9ro0erl
Jtu, iloen Den 9dn9 bar bun ip1g
lOg lepeo melt / Sengsn.
|Saa tom en- fremmeo oiS en- Dag;
+ 8, bpilten Nsoen, 5rangen -
Oct bar en- Snorez Misiionor,
De fleite idgOe, ban bar i9rl
IUlen 9ejen til SUBS 5reoen
9dn bruste meo pau 6ebenl
|9an tdlte me0 9ren 5juler fsrft;
IQt. ban bar bearo Tom geei.
IUlen Qntjeritin leo Sjoletsrt
|Os ipurste liot forresen:
v8il on mig i9lge 9ibelen,
Der l9rsr mig ON 5relieren,
I5or to Bar uloen Banter
|Maeo batIet Habn og aantsr!"
gu, 6errens BOG meo miloe Orb
|9lep lagt paa Sengens s9ppe.
is beore 69nosr Der pdd Soro
|Gn 9ibel fanotes n9ppe:
|3bi Den bleo left meo 9en og Tro.
inart fiji Sbnoerinben Ro!
Siren !6iuler prspe6' ar9fter,
IWtsn mautte gibe efter.
Oct bleD ct title 6reosns 5iem
sos 0iuleren paa Seoen.
Misfion9ren tom igen,
Som a9rten fan6t ban Reoen.
Oct bleo ct berligt 1bsansspuntt.
|Os 2ioet frifft os ifsnt os unst
ISprang frem iom 2pngens 8lomiter
|9eo alle Sammentomfter.
On Ssnbaesftole Tom / Sang,
mango isgte Greoen.
Siren 6iuler lsoe Dem / Gang
Os 4ntjerffin / 9e6en.
Snart ootste 2ioet oe bleo itorf
Der CT | Dag ct fort Subs 89rf,
Jor gamIe Iom for unse.
.Web 600, meo !5aano, meb 5unse.
lSaaodn a peters Jsodteo.
Ser bIeD ban baaoe flor oe ftorf;
6an bar for Qipet bel bereo,
oct bar meit bans Mooers @eri.
Sum BAD fao tiots Dor 6erre ON,
Oft bDdo Der inbfi 9ioen tom,
5nn piloe fsre peter faa,
Iat BUD for bam ban tlnoe gal!
II aef9 fl>
Og petet, fttp bar me6sieroifi, s,as
6dn Iobe& tibt FIN Wooer, -os
4t ban ct 8uo for JeTu Rrift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-22
Samfunosopgaper.

QoO os fud / 5or6iguaenOe itanOie
Iiot De0
n0anfteren."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
TINTIC SOCIETY.

Hugh Heffernan returned last Satur-
dav from a months visit in Los An
geles
Mr.. and Mrs James Grigqs of Payson
were the guests of their son Joseph Griggs
during the week.
Mrs NJ. NJ Kaighn of Salt Lake City
visited during the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crooks.
Mrs Margaret Shea returned last Fri
day from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cronin in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bruhrer are visit
ing the latter's father, James Awkward
Mrs. Otto Swartz left last Tuesday for
the capital
NJ. F. Sammon is now recovering from
his recent Illness.
Miss Goldie Crooks who is attending
in Eureka during the week
last Tuesday for an extended trip through
the east They will visit the jamestown
exposition.
James Knowles was in the capital du-
ring the past week.
w. r. Wallace was out from the capi-
tai the early part of the week
Miss Josie O'Neill and Miss Irene Sui
Ivan returned last Monday from sum-
mers visit to Butte Mont.
3. n. c. Stott was in the capital du-
ring the week
Fred Matthews has returned to Eureka
from Goldfield, New.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matson at their
home. Thursday evening, prior to their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
WILL RE-EHTER BIG Nine
Michigan Decides to Play Football
With Her Old
Rules.

Chicago, Oct 26-AccOrding to a can
vass of the situation made by Director
Lewis o. Gillesby of Northwestern uni
versity this fall Michigans Sc re-entrance
to Western college circles is assured. The
statement comes with the call for the
semi-annual session of the Big Nine
conference to be held Nov ..
The jolt that the football team of the
University of Michigan received last year
when it went east TO meet the eleven OF
the University of Pennsylvania still
ranlSles in the hearts of the Wolverines,
and accordingly every effort is being
made this year to produce a team which
Will be able 70 wipe out the defeat when
the Quakers come west next month.
Michigan has taken upon itself to defend
the football reputation of the west,
against the east, and il preparations goes
for anything the west could not wish for
a more able champion.
The game with Pennsylvania being con-
siGered the most important of Michigan 5
season. even more so than the meeting
with Vanderbilt. Coach Yost is sparing no
pains to reach the strongest combination
possible, and as a result he has made
some startling shifts in the regular eleven
already.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
VICTIM FINDS TWO HUNGRY
BANDITS EATING SANDWICHES

Bad luck pursues Salt Lakes highway
men.
Last night they met with another dis
cOuraging experience.
Dave Webster, a negro, while on his way
to his home in Donaldson's court about
1873 O'Clock. was halted by two men in
First South street. between Third and
Fourth East streets. Both were masked
and armed with reVolvers. Webster tried
to escape. but as one stood at each side
of him he was brought to a halt at
the first step he took in flight. He was
then carefully searched. The robbers
found a pair of dice, $1.20 and a cheap
watch. They returned the time piece in
disgust.
Dig up something valuable or you'll
make us desperate" exclaimed one of the
thieves. This ejaculation causes the po-
lice to believe that the man was one of
the highwaymen who made the fruitless
hold-ups on Friday.
After they had released Webster, the
robbers walked westward along First
South street. Webster continued his
homeward way, but met Claude T. Miller
OF 1856 Center street at the corner of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Oct 26.-The body oe George l..
1alyOrsen, who died at the state mental
hospital of paralysis and general debil-
ity. was shipped to Salt Lake for burial.
The deceased was a native of Norway
and was IS years of age. He came to
IS<2h about As years ago. He was COM
mit>Sd from Salt Lake City Oct. l, and
was in dying condition when he reached
the institution. He is survived by wife
and five children.
Judge John II. Booth made an order
drawing ten additional petit jurors for
the October term of court in the Fourth
district. The venire is made returnable
at 10 o'clock a. m, Oct %. The follow
ing names We're drawn: joseph Bring
hurst. Springville; David H. Fairbanks,
PaysOn: Isaac Halliday. SantaQuin; AL
bert n. Larsen, Santaquin: John Web
Der, Goshen; John A Bent. Mapleton
William MOffat, American Fork: Joseph
Bateman and James Brown, Highland
Joseph Bahr, Salem.
Edwin Rivior was before Justice of the
Peace A. A. Noon today on a charge of
fast riding, and was found guilty Sen
tence has not yet been passed. 1t seems
from the testimony that the young man
was riding a horse and purposely ran In
to a buggy that was being driven by a
couple of young ladies.
The classes at the B. Y. L. have ar
ranged the schedule for basketball this
winter There are lot of new men
training this season and strong teams
are being developed in the several class
es. The players for the league team are
getting into form and Coach Teetzel ex-
poets to win the state championship this
year.
Miss Hazel Taylor left last evening for
New York, where she will resume her
studies in voice culture.
Mrs. Ella K. Miner. Of Alberta. Can
ada, who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. S. NJ. Duggins. of this city, leaves
for home Saturday morning.
A farewell social was given in the Third
ord la- forl1f OF 4 4
Christensen, who leaves in the near flu
ture ON a mission to Denmark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27

departure for Nephi. where they will re-
side.
A birthday surprise party was given,
Thursday evening, in honor of Miss Mar
celia Sullivan.
this week as a teacher in the public
ter has gone to Los Angeles, where they
will spend the winter.
Charles Wing returned last Tuesday
from trip TO the capital
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan left last Wednes-
day for a few days visit to the capital
accompanied by her daughters, Mrs. Q.
+. Hush and Miss Genevieve Sullivan
Rev and Mrs. G. G. Stillman are re-
golclng over the arrival of a son and
heir
h. .. Humphrey of Mammoth and Miss
Lucille Kerr of Payson were married last
Tuesday in Provo returning last Thurs
day to Mammoth, where they will re
side.
Hans ]. HasselI of Mammoth was In
Nephi last Monday.
Mrs. Heber Fields and Gichard Haynes
returned home this week from Nephi
where they ned been to attend their
fathers funeral.
Mrs. H w. Morse will leave Sunday for
a ten days visit TO Goldfield
Miss Eta Holloway went to Provo last
Sunday, where she will attend school du-
ring the winter.
James Hutchinson of Mammoth was
Eureka visitor Friday.
Navajo Blankets 20 per cent off. H.
c. NJ. /. Carpet Department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27

Fourth South street and told the story
of the robbery.
They decided to shadow the highway
men, They followed two men, whom
Webster declares were the thieves, into
Commercial street, where the alleged
bandits stopped at a lunch counter for
sandwiches. Leaving Miller TO watch the
men. Webster hurried away in search OF
a policeman, finding Patrolman McCor-
mick close by. Mccormick seized the
larger of the TWO alleged highwaymen.
but the smaller man ran away This left
the policeman in a difficult predicament.
He could not release his prisoner and
did not wish TO see the fugitive escape, so
he followed in pursuit of the man in
flight. dragging his prisoner with him
The fugitive dashed into Plum alley and
managed 10 get away il the darkness,
Mccormick not being able 10 use his re
vOlver owing TO the crowds upon the
street
At the police headquarters the prisoner
gave the name Of Tom Parker and said
he was a IabOrer. A revolver and 50 cents
were found IN his possession
Parker is a tall man, while his partner
was short. The police at once dubbed
the team the long and the short man"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
TOSSED BY A MAD BULL
Freeman Alfred Is Rescued in Time
to Save His Life-Eseaped
With Bodily Bruises

Ephraim. Oct. 26.-While driving cattle
out OF a pasture north of Ephraim. Free
man Alfred of Spring City was overtaber
by mad bull. Chris Larsen of this CITY
While passing, saw the bull as he was
throwing the man. and trampling him un-
der his feet. He Immediately unhitched
his horse and rode down. and it was with
great effort that he succeeded in driving
away the desperate animal When he re-
turned to the victim he found him m
conscious and in a very serious condition.
He was taken to his home in Spring CITY
and medical attention was procured at
once
1t is reported this morning however
that unless he has internal injuries he will
recover. as only two ribs are broken and
he is bruised badly about the head and
shoulders.
Willard Willardsen, while driving down
the main street OF this city. came near
meeting with a serious accident. A frac-.
tious horse was hitched to the buggy and
became unmanageabie and commenced
kicking and running. breaking the shafts.
Mr.. Willardsen managed to guide II
against a telegraph pole. which prevented
further injury.
A pioneer dancing party was given by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
S TATE Ne w 5
VICTIM OF HALLUCINATION.
Demented Miner Found Wandering
in the Hills South of
Modano

Modena Oct 25.-Last night. as Carl
Emmett, a sheep herder in the employ
of j. A Crosby, owner of a considerable
band of sheep, was tending the flock,
some five miles south of Modena he sud
denly came up 10 a man wandering
about the hills, who appeared demented.
The afflicted party was invited to go
to camp. but refused to do So as he
labored under an hallucination that he
was being pursued by Indians and others
with murderous designs.
The herder went to camp and aroused
Mr.. Crosby, and between the two the
unfortunate wanderer was brought into
MOdena. 1t was clearly evident that his
mind was unbalanced, and he was locked
up in car for the night. This morn
ing his condition was investigated and
he was found to be positively nude and
half chilled to death. William Lund of
B. j. Lund & Co, kindly took him in
charge and after being fed and warmed
he related a series of stories covering an
Indian pursuit of himself and an irate
woman who claimed. in his Imagination
to be bound on a mission of vengeance
that would fill a large book. He claims
TO be miner, that his name is Arm
strong or Ormsby, ane that TWAS last
employed by king Bros. at american
FORK He had wandered among the hills
Tor some twenty-four hours. Sheriff
Ihornley today arrived to take charge Of
him.
Miss Mary Penny, daughter of the
Pennys of Kanosh. whose father and
pIotiIer were reported murdered years
ago in the San Francisco range. near
Wan Wah springs. and the recovery of
whose bodies has filled the press for sew
eral days, is school teacher at Modena
She was much shocked by the news of
the discovery ana, while Identification of
the remains is reported to have been male
through dental work performed It is an
parent. from Miss Penny's advices that
the bodies were practically mummified i'm
the caves where discovered and were so
well preserved as to render Identification
certain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27
A New Way OF Treating
CanCer--dt Home.

Randall, Wash.-Mr. VIM. Joerk. a
prominent citizen of this place. reports
that he has fully recovered from a Sc
we're cancer of the lip. In speaking of
his case, Mr.. Joerk says:
The most wonderful part OF my cure
is the fact that 1 never even saw DR..
L. T. Leach, who treated me- After
getting his book I merely sent a full
description of my case to his office at
Indianapolis, Indiana. He sent me his
medicine with instructions how to an
ply it myself without assistance from
anybody.
Il tell you, it is wonderful how cas-
lily and quickly he cured me and 1 adj
wise every one afflicted as | was +,
write to DR.. Leach for his 1OO-page
book on cancer, which he sends free. >,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27

The plans for the new bath houses at
Lagoon have been completed and the con-
struction work will begin at once. The
new bath houses will be erected at the
edge of the island in the form of a cross,
with four entrances. Tho Viens nrC"ife
for 160 bath rooms on two floors. The
rooms for ladies' will be 1n al, upper
floor. The plans were drawn under the
supervision of Architect L ID. Martin
and approved yesterday by the Bamber-
ger interests.
IT was announced that work on the con-
crete foundation will be begun at once
and that carpenter work win be done
early next spring, in order that the bath
"A Ouses viii be ready for use by the time
the resort is opened for the season. The
rooms are so arranged that each one is
visible from the check room of the place.
In order that the bathing will be IA
cilitated a portion of the lake will be
walled up with concrete and a sand bot
tom provided. The water will be slightly
warmed by means of a steam boiler The
bathhouse, with the other incidental i'm
provements planned. will cost $4,000.