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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03
DENTIST TO SULTAN.

New York. Aug. 3.--Bringlng royal gifts
OF great value and the tue OF dentist
to Ills sheoretian majesty. tho sutton OF
Morocco" with him. Dr. Frank {. Bost-
wick has arrived on a three months, va
cation after q busy session in the sultan 3
court He was summoned last spring TO
repair tho teeth OF his majesty his
wives. his father brothers and other
members of the royal household.
DR.. Bostwick is an American but has
been practising In Gibraltar for many
years, He was retained by Spanish royal
" and in this way was brought to the
attention OF tile sultan.
In speaking of his stay at the court.
the doctor declared he received exception
ally kind treatment. He found that the
men were towards when II came to en-
during the pain that accompanies dental
operations. rhe women. however, under
went the ordeal in matter of fact way.
The sultan WINGED aud hdgeted Ike a
nchoolboy while in the dentists hands
Dr. Bostwlck will so to his old home
in Cochocton o.. fol. a brief stay.
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BATTLESHlP CONNECTICUT.
Unusual Interest Attaches TO It's
Forthcomipg Trial.

New York. Aug 2.-Unusual inter
est attaches TO the trial trip OF the pay
over the Rockland. Me, course Aug.
S ana .. Rear Admiral Evans will be
aboard the Connecticut during her
speed tept.
The fact that the Connecticut is the
first hattesh.p OF the first class TO pc
built by the government instead OF by
contractors explains the exceptional
public interest in her. Naval mon en-
pect to obtain valuable information
from q comparison OF the Connecticut
The keels OF the ships were laid at the
same time the formers by the gov
eminent at the Brooklyn yard ana the
latter's BIZ contractors. II Ia believed
the Connecticut will demonstrate the
governments ability 10 produce bat
tleships OF the frst class that are in
All points equal to those built under the
contract system. The Connecticut viii
leave the maynard this morning for
Hampton Roads. where she will take
on / COO tons of selected coal She will
then go TO Rockland for the trial.
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GnAss rRrAn POSTPONED.

san Francisco, Aug. 2.--Tho retrial OF
Louis Glass. manager of the Pacific
states Telephone x Telegraph COM
pany. will not begin next Monday, as
Superior. Judge laawior first arranged.
a delay will be granted until the case
Is called ON that day. to allow the de-
PENDANT to procure counsel to take the
place Of d. NJ Delnas and II. G. Me-
pike. who ARE now engaged In the trail
of II. V. Ealsey. Atty. t. G. Coog-,n
reported to Judge Lawlor today that
Prosecutor Honey had consented to
short delay, until the attorney matter
is settled. although the prosecution IS
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Ayrr-cLERrcAL FEELING.

spezzia, Italy. Aug. 1.-The anti
clerical feeling which has been run
ming high as a result OF the alleged
tn,n,oral practises of Salcsian fathers
in their school at Narazze cuiminated
to,iay In violent anti-clerical den-
io.i stration. The fathers attackeu
detachment of carbineers Win stores
ma nttempted to disarm them. Trc
crowd then mixed in and shots We're
exchanged. Four cnrbineers were
Wounded. One of the manifestants was
killed and two wounded.
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LEATHER PLANT BURNED.

Tomahawl. Wis, Aug. 2.--Fire which
started in one of the buildings of the
Tomahawk branch of the United States
Leather company tonight laid the entire
plant in ruins. Only the office was UNI
touched by the flames. 1t is probable
that the big plant will be rebuilt and
on a more extensive and modern scale.
The plant was one OF the tanneries alb
sorbed by the big combination several
wears ago wien the smaller concerns
were amalgamated. The loss is about
81 ,000, 900.
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ARBITRATION A FAILURE.
Because Transfers and Employers Did
Not HIVE an Umpire.

Chicago. Aug. 2.-Arbitration without
an umpire proved to be a failure in the
case of the packinghouse transfers and
their employers. Negotiations were
broken off today after the arbitrator
for the second time had failed to agree
on an umpire. A strike of the packing
house teamsters was averted several
weeks ago by an agreement being en-
tered into to arbitrate the question of
an increase OF 4 conts an hour to all
teamsters. At a meeting held on the
eve of the threatened strike, the team
sters decided to defer the action in the
interest of arbitration. The strike vote
stlll stands, as no motion was record
ed to rescind the action taken by a
vote of the membership. The business
agent of the teamsters' union may call
a strike of the teamsters at any time.
without voting to place the matter be-
fore the rank and file of the union.
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z1ox nAoE rAcroRY no nE SOLID

chicago. Aug. announcement was
made yesterday in Zion City that arra IRA. o
rnents practically We're completed FOR snH
known local dry godos firm for approx
mately S2650c0 1T was said that the pan
ers would be signed before Judge lands
II * declared that the purchaser Will
make arrangements at once TO improve
and extend the plant. at cost of VI
10000 and operate 1t day and night 70
its full capacity. a
The sale carries with II the lease re-
strictions prohibiting LIQUOR or tobacco
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Washington. Aug. 2.--According to H
d. Keocheval, 4 prominent fruit grow
er OF Sacramento, Cal, who Is in this
city, the Interna tional Equality league
of California, of which he Is a member.
has adopted and viii present to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the immigration au-
thorties n petition demanding the adj.
mission of Asiatic labor and enterprise
to California under no other restric-
Mons than are imposed upon the adj
mission of European labor and enter
prise to our Atlantic sea aboard
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SUIT TO COMPEL REC0GNl-
TION OF MAYORS AUTHORITY

san lsrancisGo .tus', 2.-hnplieation
for a writ of mandamus to compel
Auditor Horton TO recognize ms au
thoritv and the validity of his appoint
ment was made to the supreme court
today by Harry G, McKannay. secre-
tary to Mayor Taylor The supreme
court justices have signifled that they
will give tho matter immediate con-
sidcration. and a decision may be had
early next week
This action. which will determine the
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srcy. TAFT WILL TAKE A REST.

washington. Aug. 2.-secy: Taft hopes
90 .n-end several days IN Yellowstone
national park 90 his coming western
rim II the arrangements he has MADE
are carried out, He VIII go Into the
park Mt what IL known as the Mohtaua
-, 80 "a moo after leaving Denver, where
he expects to make a speech Aug. 30.
and viii leave the park in time to
meet his engagement to speak at PORT
land Or Sept. :.
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Mexico. Here the quarantine laws
prevented the ship landing and the men
again became alarmed, fearing that
they would never reach the port OF
Mexico In China They d9hed the OIL
Gers. took possession of the ships boats
and were making for the shore IN
bordes when ngsistance was asked or
no Mexican government and a gum
boat and lighthouse tender turned
them back. They are now working on
the sonora railway and are pleased
with the outlook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

legality OF Or. Taylor's selection as
mayor. was decided upon MS the hest
means OF settling the claims OF Schmits
TO hold on to the Office after his convic-
ton. The suit Is begun N me noinn
Ja,ermIne the status Of Mayor Taylor,
inesmuch as McKannay received his APP
pointment from Taylor.
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MARQUETTE WRECK VERDICT

Worthwhile, Mich. Aug. 1.-The colo-
ner's jury in the Pere Marquette wreck
inquest returned verdict tonight
blaming the freight crew which collided
with the excursion train, the two opera
tors at Plymouth who copied and de-
Mvered the order to the freight crew
and the Pete Marquette railway for OPP
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ON the promises or the use OF prcfanc
language by the employees. II had been
supposed that IN order that the SAFE
might not he hampercd that these re-
strictions would be removes. "a, ..,..
Receiver ltatcly, it Is said. VIII amply
the necessary portion OF the proceeds OF
the sale to remove tho underlying mort
cages In Zion City, aggrcgaung Nfo,VOv,
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LOST BULLION MINES CASE.

Denver. Aug. 1.-The trial Of the To-
NOUS Lost Bullion Spanish Mines com.
pany began in the federal district court
this afternoon. The session was ocg ,s,,
nie1 Win the securing of a jury. BY
agreement the taking of testimony VIII
he deferred until Monday.
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MORE LAND WITHDRAWN

Los Angeles. Aug. 2.--By proclama.
ton of Prest, Roosevelt issued July
and made public at the local United
States land office today 10000 acres oi
land Is added to the Trabuco CANYON
national forest reserve. The land +,
west of Elsinore and southwest of Lo,
Angeles.
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d.os,rous of expeditlng the Glass case.
'iudre iawIor then consented TO post.
none the trial when 1t Is called next
Monday. until the following Wednes-
day. a further delay may be thcn
granted IL necessary
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Grating under defective rules. 1t was
lin this wreck that 50 PEOPLE were
KILLED and scores of mcrrymakers in
jured.
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ARE THE LINENS RELlABL
THAT IS 55I FIRST ES51n7 THlRG - GRf

qThese linens are new. of quality, Of pleasing pat
terms and of broad assortments They are from
Scotland, Ireland. Germany and other big linen
centers. Keith-O Briien is large buyer. Linens
are a conspicuous feature In this store. Year at
ter wear we have striven to control the leading
linen trade of Salt Lake. Whether do or not
certain it is that our stock is always fresh and
nice. our prices reasonable sales offering real
reductions.
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SUNDAY CONCERT. SAIrAIR.
Fine Program. afternoon and evening
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FREE DANCING, sALTAIR.
WANTS CooMELABoR ADMITTED

Afternoon and evening. Zinc music
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BATHING Al sALTAIR.

4 warm day pleasure. Go
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31

Sfsl9e MtebSelelie ira 8ateut'G Ouu'
faterue 8iIlamipn & Werhant, Nr.
925-933 Guaranty 2uau Building,
MinreapOlis, WinrL, er / BEN iorlsbHe
llse igigenbe 8atsnter TIBET NiuneiOta
pg Safota Spfinrere:
Turlow H d Ackley, Minneapolis,
MINI, Polishing matter. William J
Bohan, st Paul, MINI, Electric lighting
system. Martin Christensen, Minnea-
polls, MINI, Shoe-polisher. Edward B
Curtis, Parker, SD, Wagon-reel. Erick
H Erickson, Minneapolis, Mimi, Artif-
cial leg supporter. John E Erickson,
St Paul, MINI, SelEfeeder. Joseph Cir
ard, Deer River, MINI, Steering-gear.
August Groenig. Holloway, MINI ~,
Running gear and Buggy-top. Jess F
Hinck, Devils Lake, N d, F~riction-Gear-
ing. William Jones, Minneapolis, MINI,
Bolt clutch. Charles A Jose, Argyle,
Mimi, Wagon-loader. Robert Klipfel,
Larimore, n d. Pencil-holder. Frank c
McMulleu. Minneapolis, Mimi, Cream,
separator bowl. Finlay r Mcqueen.
Minneapolis, MINI, Grain elevator
Bert NJ Ruse, & II d Oxley, ST Paul
MINI, Mechanical motor. Lucas K 81
vtrtson, Willow City. n D, Rotary en-
CINE. Charles W Stark, Mountain Lake,
MINI, Wire-reel. Frank A Stimson,
Page, n d, Bride. Walter w Werner,
belmont, S D, Concrete block machine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
Carmen np Baurn.
saestserst at Gu praitti GARNET
saf eaer tanb ElsSe.

Raar Slsben er opblnn6et meo me.
get MeIf bliper Der eiter Maal mere
al Den, men ben bIiner tpnb og tai.
fer, mar ben fsres til Meieriet, life
mere Smsr END netop iaameget icit
bet Smerfeot ben inbeboloer. Den
ser bar en- Saanoiepnrator bar oct
fin Rost of regulere oenne, iaaleoes
at Sleoen bliner tpnb eaer tpf efter
gebag. S bet befienbte Weieriblao
"Soarbs.S airpman" bar Reieriin'
ipeftsr gorneliuien fra 8iscouitn, 81.
bet SpIpsninger, Der piier flart, at
Sarmerne beorager zig ieIp, naar DC
inbbiIoer fig, at De oiuber noget peb
at Ifaffe tpnb 5lsoe til Reieriet.
Rauee bar oenne Sanfe og fclgelig
Iaber De Slsoen bore iaa tpnb, at
Sen blot inbeboIoer ira 16 til 20
8rocent Smsrfebt, oIt bet snrige er
WeIf, Der er al flor Rptte, bpiS Den
gioeS til Sable og Spin biemme pad
Sarmen, men iom altiaa paa oenne
Maa6e eipeS bort uben nogen Or
itatning. Sr. Gorneliuien meoOeler
! naonte 9rtifel felgenoe iIaaenoe
Gr,mpel: "2aD oS tpnfe os, at SAT-
mer g. g. / et piit Siosrum leperer
5000 8uno SIsoe til @eieriet, og at
benne Slpbe ~gienneminitlig "%teiter"
1851 Brocent og i~noeboloer SITS
8uno Smsriebt. Sapbe MI oenne
famine Wengoe Smsrfest pGret lie.
peret / Slsoe Der "teiteoe" 80 Bro
cent, iaa piloe ban Inn babe leoeret
1855 8un6 6Isoe 90 g. q. piloe
bopt 2,445 8unb Ifummet Welt
mere til tit eget BRIG paa SormerI
o. oen oiIOe bapt en- 5ooerp9rot loa'
renbe til 407 8unb Iais, Der efter
80 Cts. pr. 8uIbel er pGro $2.43.
SmfoItningen peo at fiere De 2,44o
guro SSIebe, eler rettere ai9rne'
MELT, bar 1864. Saalcbes tabte q.
q. peo at ifltntme i'm 6leoe 'aa tpno
irm 1886 Irocent ioIt 1907, bill
fet er NOT til of betale &enten for
aisbeIummen al ben alerbeoite &C.
parotor | Rarfeoet."
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Rsbbererubsr
beSrs estS
0nlSernber

Set norIt-ameritanIte &obbererubes oa
Smeltes& pmpaui eier % briper @ruber / bet
Srpuoblenite % / 2pngeu Nor 5romsp.
Otter 9 Gars ar6eibe me6 at blptte @rtSs
~Ieterue, err ri MI toIumet iaa laugt, at ri meb
Sisbeo fan itge, at 5oreta9en6et pil blipe
Ialminoeli9t l%sHncuoe. 6lere 3uituo Sob
meo Sunneller, Stpller og Spufes er
fRrbtg, puer 5000 Cons rig @rts er ito5riot
% fragtes I'LL paa StaaIliNebane til Sisen.
Set or Dor Seniigt at betale SipiOenoe for
Narets Go9ang. st Earti Gftier uobpbes
for 75c pr. Attie for at fna enbel nsopenbigt
giaittneri % Saiteri upfgrt.
KOntor 1913 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO, ILL.
A. J.. Breda, Sec. AdOlph Larsen, Pres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
SpSretnins Of Spin.

De fleIte Sarmere, Der logger an
oaa SoinenpL bar bragt erTartng,
at De life aItiS bar iamme Spffe pg
Selb, ielp ON Den Rsst, be bar gipet
Dem, bar / alt p~eientlig ben iamme.
at goot SteI er Ell Digtis Setin'
gelie er no9et, ineen bill negte, men
Der err iaa mango Sing, Der fon babe
en- afgierenOe SnoflpoeIie, itisnt De
fau ipues at bore al rin8e Setpo'
nina. Spab ri ipueS bar giort mere
til Sageu END nuget -anoet err, mar
Der unber DISQUALIFICATION inotrGf'
fer altfor meget folot og fugtigt Teir,
ga Ter bette no til at babe e. lfaoeltg
SnoHpoelie paa affommet. Ser fan
Oct Dog bore roget beo Suiene, iom
er mouqeIfuIot. 8i bsr mGrfe oS, at
Der, bpor Spin faar anleoning til at
ifistte Iig ielp og inbrette Jig efter
eget gnife, Der isrser De aItio for at
babe ct tort 2eie. &uloen alene ip'
res life at babe iaa meget aiifrGtfen'
De peo fig for Dem, ne mar oelt err
forenet meo Gegn og Sne, oa bar
ben sienipnltg Ell oaarlig Strtning
pua Soinene. Som &egel er oct :
Gpril og Iai eaer ierIte 9eIen al
Slrni @aaueo, at T,trferne faar fine
Smaagriie, og bet er Ell lib oa 9oot
Stel maa til, ON lingerie ifal leoe
oa tribes. On at De fsrite RegIer,
iom gipIoer buaSe for Spin % 5iGr.
frp og rprio9t alle Susopr, er, at
Ser life mna bore for mango iant'
men. Bill man enbeIig baoe ct fort
@ntal, ga MAJ Sc bore | forifieatge
afocIinger. Sper 90 mau babe ct
Rltm for zig ielp, ON oct ffal gaa
eoot.
Raar ltngerue bliper itsrre, fan TO
Soer % enbog Here pGre iammen,
men inbttl be er en- 8 til 4 Tiger gam.
lie. err oet obiolitt beoit, at De er boer
for fig.
Naar Ser gipes anleSning til Soo'
negang meo Raps, aIsper eQer III.
faIfa, ga bar oct ogiaa fine itore 6or'
belle, at oct er OeIt op i Here afoeliu'
ger. Saa goo iom Itais emo fan Dor,
re iii of feoe 8riiene paa, iaa moa
Smaasriie o9 beres Msore / Satte'
tioen enbeIia foores paa forifieaig.
artet RGrine, blanot anoet meb Roo'
frugter. Higeligt al ifummet WieIf
meo mnlet SEED, er naturIiguis oct
aaer6eoIte. @eo Sioeu al soS noe.
renSe 5eoe anbefules ane Spineop.
SrGsere, at Der maa gipes 9riiens
Wineralitoffer. inaount iom SrGful
og Gife iaapeI iom Salt; bisie Ga.
ger uogisr en- oistig geitonSoeI al
Get Sober, iom Soinene trGuaer, en-.
ten Be er itore eQer imaa. 3ette fan
man operbeuiie zig ON peo at laggc
R9rfe iii. brorleaes be rotor | Nar-
fen og gisr iie @ptte al De forifieI-
Iisite Eager, iom De Der opiamIer.
enoog Ger, Steu og @rus, % RatlI.
rem er en- goo 2~9remeiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31

tiIiattes q Sop Sufter. aarbemonr.
me, GitronifaI, noeIe itsote @amo.
Ter iamt en- Quart piipct M aoa.
melfsfIsoe %, ON bet tiItrrmges, en-
STE iiorsrt goteteshteI. Get fpIoes 4
inuirt Sorm % iteges en- Sime elcr
toses | 21s Tnne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
S~apipea.R uSSins.

Sem Sfeer Sapiofsrpu ifpaes oa
foges / gauo meO liOt Sauel, til Del
err iom gele, aifieIes oerpaa % til
iettes 2 Sfeer Suter, 8 ptipebe sgg,
q Sop SIsoe, 3 Spiieffeer Suffer.
Iiot goniIic os 2 sfeer granop, Oct
omrsres goSt / ct op6t 6ao, fpges iaa
/ omtrent en- Zine, beitrscs meb Gut
FER oa ierperes meo Snitiauee,
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epaer eeefter ct siemY

sasr en- spb GnbrinoeIie ai 7sres geuse?
"a tOm til GiOnsp, 9bep.ure Gomtp. Rebr.
vi tan Ialse Sem bet bsbiie 9ano geiten
for fra $500 til 5000 pr. aere. @obt Xii.
mat. soot gauo % itpr gpIius bpsr Ssit.
"Trip til os ieas sutsn paa uorii slsr paa
snssli. @tittrn Rtaitp Gompaup, eiSnsp,
Rtbraiia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
%ibbcuitcs meS sGb(er.

Ribben fnGffes soot og inSgntoeS
reo ftsbt bpib 9eber og Sdlt. .
ener s 9GbIer ffrGGles, fiGres Sft'
Der, bpppeS / Suffer og lGggeS iam'
men meo nogle Spebiter paa ste9en'
icm rules iammeu, ombinoes meo
Snsiina, Ipgges i en- 9rpoe meo
9aaa, tiIIptteS Iibt gans og iteges,
til aisbet er mort. Oct tugeS iaa op,
cpifieres / firtantebe Stpffer, lorl
Iegges bsit pau ct SAB cs garnereS
meb sgblerue og Speoiferne. Sai''
cen ff,1mme8, files, ieones meo gtel
oa ipebes me0 8iebtraft.
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8ieueri6nitscl.

sfirrt a~alpetieo ifinres / finger
tpffe Sfiper, Tom baufes og ieoues
net, bporpaa be uperitrses meo Salt
% Geber % bliper Iisgenoe nStuno,
berpaa bpppes De s@g, oenoes
itsSte aapringer os iteges Smsr,
gaur De Ierperes paa SOB, lGg9es ct
stpffe eitron fist baffet geriiae ca
aopers paa boer Shuit3el.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31

geifeben Sororins. Snnte Sssitlie
(til i'm lille S@terieu): "Ru fau on
ielp forIanse, bpno ieg ifoI forrrs
Dig poa bin SibieIsSaa - bpis Oct
life er for oprt, itaI Ni faa set"
ellie CHAR 0etrrfer iia . "2ao
mig foo en- 2oppe til INIT @tfrpifos
&a, Sdnte!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
HaaFsSepnSsins

en- Quart 100 91elf. 21a spiieife
Smer % 1 Tuno gsel itampes goSt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
&usbrpSpubein

Spo s@ggeblommer 90 3 Spioer
piifes ct aparter meo "A Blnb Sui
fer, Serpaa tiliattes Il SuHo finbaf-
feoe Ranbler, liSt iteot aaneI, A
Sfeer finTfaarne GitrouifaI, 1 Ste re.
ret gbofoInbe, p 8uno repet aus.
6reS o. nogle Sfeer Rsbpin. Oct
fnloes / en- imirt 6orm % fo8es ! en-
ganoarpSe ! ire aourter. Zen boGl.
hes iaa no oe ierpcres meo Saft'
in1irp
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MariucreSe GRANDDAUGHTER.

,glf bet ma9re paa Saaret 'fl9reS
aotelctter, Tom IGgge& / ct 6ao. 3
Sfeer Spibptn, ~ Sfe eoott, 8
Sea, Salt, aIebaanOe, 2 SairbGr-
blade % baftet 8eriiae fo8es I 10
@iuuter, afficleS Og babies oper So
teletterne, Tom bIiper Iiggenoe / oer'
ne Warina6e Ratten oper; optages
iaa, uftsrres, bpppes / s@g o9 repet
9rsb os iteges / Smsr. Zen leroe'
res meo &pbertiallce, iom lapes poa
fslaenoe Raaoe: 2 Spiieifcer Smer
oa 9 buffeoe Reoleg brunes, en- STE
Wel tilIGttes og bruneS liot, ip9oes
meb aisOtraft, til ben er paste INF.
bporpoa ben foges ooer iuog SlS Ell
Stuno og Isftes berpaa al. eooif,
Ge6er, SaIt o9 en- Sfe Sennep til
ipttes, mar Den iful ieroeres, men
moa life foge mere. Senne Sarce
Ian bruges til alleila9s aieoretter.
foot Sfinfe, Soiuefoteletter etc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
Setrancnoc.

Setrsuenbc. Suitrlsen: "RGite
Mar bar oi Durei Git i 25 War. ID
Ifnl ri bel boIoe ct orSentlis SsIp-
brpliIp."
Wdnoeu: "ao nei lao os heller
oertte I 3 War. iao taH hi ieire IRE
oipeaarSfrigeu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
AnTet np Afskkrnrt.
aesissrst At Gu sra,tiit Susmsber.
stnet SalpefipS.

20 Eunb at BOG. Sals. Ipg eIler
bbab man bur, flores op ! ieonitore
Stpffer; De frporcs meo 11a Che,
ffe SaIt. 15 Sbeife Reber, Iioi Sugc'
fRr og baffet Geriiae eaer arbrl
ersnne a%rpoerurter, Stpfferne me-
les os &oges unoer 2aae oper en-
ipag SIb | omtrent baIpanoen Sime.
Nan tiliatter iaameset 8ano eaer
araft, iom man pil babe SaiIce. "a
8umb SIcif | tpnoe Sfiper eIler Ger.
niuser f~orbeorer Smagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
aalp / aarri.

Spenbeifreone Ginning frpbres
meb aarri % ipiies meb Carolina
&iiensrpn iom iGttes bsieit, pg iom
/ raa Silitonb er u9iten %giennemifin.
neIige. De foqcs / en- t9tli,ffet @rp'
De, inbtiI be frsaer fig. Sngen an
Den &is frsIIcr iig, ON ben foges
uof iaa I9nge. Hiien ierueres iont
@arnering rltuot Saoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31
Srifasie.

grpItet eIler gosen fnaffes 90
fieres / imaa Stpffer, paifes og
iettes oper Slben meo folot Sano og
liSt Salt; ~afifrmmeS bel UNDER Sog'
ningen os tiIiattes bel SngefGr og
Geber, @uIersober 90 Spioerpooer.
4aar Sisbet er msrt, tuges Stpffer'
ne OBJ De lsie Ben borttugeS, bpor'
paa aieoet Ipases / Sao % tilSGftes
for at boIbes porrtt. Sraiten files.
Sebtet afifummes. 2iot al 6eotet,
eIer en- flor Sfe Sutsr bapeS 8rp'
ben o. iepnes meO ct Ear Sfeer gtel
cpIppbes liot efter ltbt meo Suppen,
foaes mclem bper Speoning. Gil
finere Srifasie fooes peo at tilIptte ct
gar piipeoe sgggeblommer meo ltot
Slsoe, Bin og Suffer. &eooerne
Ipaoes runot ON Sobet Tom 8arne'
ring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-31

Ge fleite Sarrtere, Der logger an
ooa SpineapL bar brast / @rfaring,
at oe life altio bar iamme Spffe pg
SeIb, ieIp ON ben Rsst, De bar gipet
Dem, bar / alt ~peientltg Den iamme.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-08
MAcILLs FACE TRIAL.
s.nk., and wife Indicted for Muroe'
Of His First spouse.

n
Clinton. ILL.,. Aug. 3.-The grahu
,nry which has been investigating 'ne
death OF Mrs. Pet Magill, the mrs, Wns
of Fred Magill, who, with his secohu
wife is in jail here, having Oeeh
brought back from California 10 an
swer TO the charge of having causeu
the death of Mrs. Pet Magill, returned
one indictment against Magill and one
indictment against Mrs. Faye 'raha,l
Magill. The indictments were exactiy
alike each containing six distinct
counts The six counts in each are
as follows:
That Mrs. Pet Magill was murdered
by the administration of strychhlhe
poison; that the murder was done by
arsenic; that she was smothered win
a quilt; that she was strangled 10
death by chloroform; that she com
mitted suicide as the result OF com
pact and agreement with the defehu'
ants and by their advic< and COUNSEL
that her death was caused by the de-
PENDANTS by some means unknown 10
the grand jury.
Magill and his bride Of four weeks
were in the crowded courtroom when
the indictments were returned.