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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13
Selesrapbiiten am Streif.
gbicaeo. ST., 10. &ig

y ", N1u'y ~. NuS.
Die Selegrapbilten Der @eiterr
Union in gbteaeo iino leste 9iaht IL
tllbr an ben Streif eesangen. Sas
Vorgeben mar burh Den Streit n
Cos Ingeles neranlaBt. Der bor einis
gen Sagen nlsbrad.
@eitern glbenb bielt Die 2psalereflls
tipz 8eboroe Der Union Der Sanpelss
Selesrapbiiten eine Sisuns ab uni
nabm eine Heiolution an. in Der bit
Witglieber eriuht tperben, iid) al
ireieern. nit ben gii6tiiniontelesras
pbiiten in 2os Inseles 81 arbeiten
glls Die Selesrapbiiten BON bieiem
8eihlub benadrihtist tporoen iparen
ipeigerten iih ale Selegrapbiiten De,
Sberlanbs Sipiiion Der bieiisen Office
nit ben Nibtllnionmdnneru am ans
bern gnoe bes Srabtes ou arbeiten
glls Dem Na1tdef Sarrp Yrice bas
bon 0tittbeiluns 9emaft ipuroe, oros
nete oerielbe an, Oab Ille Die Office
5u perlaiien bdtten, bic iid) 5l arbeis
ten iueigerten.
@r sils Damn in dnbere Sipiiionen
unb befabl ben 9euten. in Die Sberz
lanbs Sipilion 81 geben. Sn ieoem
Sale erbielt er bieielbe 8eiger,lng.
bis er iiber 70 Wann nah Soauie ges
l6idt bate. 0as 8el6iperoe gomite
fam 5u 6errn Yrice unb tbeilte ibm
NIT. oaB ipenn niht bis Wtitternn6t
iebes Iitslieo tpieber anseitellt mare.
ieoer llnionmann Der Office an Den
Streif gerufen perben ipiirbe. SieIe
Soroering ipurpe pertpeigert lmo
piinftlih NM Witternadt erflang
nad porbergetroffener Tereinbarung
ser Con elmer Yieife unb ieber in Der
Sauptoffice beiddftiste Selegrapbiit
nit slusnabmc Der ieds Srabts lino
Sd,leifenbefs, barllnter Der Nahts
sei6Gftsleiter Yrice uno feline 5tpei
Mililtenten, oerlieBen ibre SSnItrumens
te unb unter allgemeinem Silbel bers
lieben lie Die Office. Sic bon Der
8eiellihaft bel ben perihieoenen @pr1
gen5eihinsen belhdftigten Selegras
pbiiten iparen BON rem beabli6tigten
Streife benahrihtist iporben imo
perlieBen ebenfalls Die Irbeit.
Die 2ofalbeamter Der Union ers
fldrten in Der 9ia6t. baB Die Cages
Selegrapbilten, Die bon Der @eIells
l6aft beihdfti9t nerben ino bon oes
nen Die meiiten 5u Der Union seboren.
lid ipei9ern ipiiroen, am Norsen an
Die Irbeit 5u 9eben. Sies miro auh
alle 3nei9sSffieen in Der Stabt eins
IhlieBen.
Sie ,Nationals s9eamten Ser Union
perbrahten eeitern ben gau5en Gag
oan,it. Die Ritslieber Der Union Sil
perbinberu. Die Mngelegenbeit in ibre
eigene panb 5li nebmen unb einen
Streif 5u erfldren. Sic 9eute baben
ieit Bodben Elm miirrii6es Ierbalten
ae9en Die @eie0iddft geseist. Sic
Selearapbiiten III Gbieaso maren nit
Der SaiiS un5ufrieoeu. auf Der Der
Streif IN San Srancisco feline @rlez
oigung gefllnben. Seit pieler Belt
baben iie inlmer Die Office Ses Naz
tionnlietretdrs Nnilen umlagert uno
nm Snformation nah9eiltbt. @eItern
mar feline Office ben gan5en Gag bon
Ienihen. Die yia6ri6ten iibcr ben
Sortsan9 Der MISUNDERSTANDING
gen inl g8eIten baben lpoIlten, tie
fonntem aber peni9 9efriebisenbes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13

Strabe iteht. brannte seitern nit ieie
nenl sSnbdlt nieber. Der Serlnlt pirb
duf $175s000 geihdet, bon benz
$125.000 aiif oas 0ebdube rnb $780,
900 auf oas @etreibe gerehnet iperz
Sen. Sic @iienbnbn 0eieIlihaft
bat 100000 8eriiherlns auf benz
@lepdtor. Sas 8ebdube entbielt
$4,000 8uibel @etreioe. meiltens
Corn, bas 81 bieiisem 8ebral9 be-
ltinlmt mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13
Sier5is Nsemid,em BET elmer Giien6abns
tataitropbe get6btet.
y naers, Gronfreieh. 5. 3

Inaers, Sranfreicb, s. hua.
Die Sotomotipe zines sefiiIlten Cos
tnl5n9es entgleiite, aIs Der 3ug BET
yes EontssbesGe auf Die ii6er n;.
Soire fiibrenoe Bride iubr. 9as
lteinerne 8eldnoer CAB nad. unb Die
Sofonlotioe. Der @epddmaeen unb ser
@aaen britter aIalie ipurben nit i'm
Die Sicfe 9eriIlen. Ser gSuaen oritz
ter alollc mar nit Ynilagieren aes
9efilllt. Sein ein8igcr bieIer 9cute
fonntc 9crettet iperoeu. ellie era
tranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13
Stanbarb Oil Co., ipa $29,24O,OOO
be3ableu.

Ser Sunoesri6ter 9anbis bat Der
Stanoaro Oil SO. bon Snbiana cine
Strafe bon $29.240.OO0 auierleat,
oas @arimum in ieoer Der 1862 Ins
Hagen. oeren fiir5lih Die 0ielelIhait
fir 8abattgepdbrlln9 iiberfiibrt pors
Den lit. Ser 6ihter empfabl aud,
oaB. SpeSial9eiblpprene einberufen
lpereeu iollen, INN cine llnteriu6uua
gegen Den nnoeren Sbeil Der Tabattz
operationen. i'll benen Die Stanbarb
Oil @elellidaft fiir ibulois beiuncer
iporben lit, an erbeben, unb es lit bus
ber ipabrlbeinlid, baB in filr5er 3eit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13
5emer nit Wsenid]enperlmit.
Santiaao, Chile, 10. Pin

Santiago. Chile. 10. Slua.
Cine bieiige groBe Srauerei lit bon,
Sener 3erItort iporben. ipoourd1 be-
trdhtliher |erluit an Ienihenleben
entitanben lit. Gobren nit &obleus
idure erplobierten. ipoburd, piersia
YerIonen getobtet ODER periuunDet
puroen, nnter ibnen Seuerlpebrleute,
Yoli6ilten unp 3uibauer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13
Stanbarb Oil Aftien iinfen.
g c ~ Nprf. 10. 9ll

" c ~ y T I, To. NiIg.
sln Der Nftien gorie fiel beute
Stnnbarb Oil amf $466. Der nieorigite
Yreis ieit nielen Sabren. gu $475
fanOen iid) feline Gbnebmer. @or
mebreren sabren erreiften Die Ittien
Der Stanbarb Sil Company einen
Sreis bon me6r oils $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13

9egen Die Chicago & 9llton giIens
babngeiellidaft borgegansen sperbem
tptro. INN oas nilgebli1e 9esebren
abnlt6er Serlebungen Der @eiesa
ndber 5u unterluhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13
Getrcipc .Gleuatur abacbrannt.

Baltimore. Io., 10. Slng.
Ser 05etreioes Glepator Der 9nltis
more ( Obio Giienbabn. Der an Der
gde Der Seuriettas uno Solparb>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01

Ter Sol lit i'll. Solge -hes. allgemein
perbreitcten @lmlbens.. pQR. Dos gr::
i6einen zines 9onIeteit ben naben
T1isbrud einef' Nepolnfion porausio-
&c, in geunrubiglng pcriebt.
Die ardfte Der &ailerin = @ittipe
idppinben i6neQ babin. Sic bat pdb-
reno ser lebten 5luei Sabre Sflag.
onfdQe gcbabt, ltnb lire 2ebcnsfrait
lit iidtlid i'm Nbnebnlen begriffen.
Gie &eridlehterung 0es @eiunobeits-
5uitunbes Der Ioiierin!gSittme IN oen
lebten Sugen ibrcr Hcgierrng bat ei=
ne ouBergepo1nlide foleiopipopiid)e
llmmobelnng Der Stootsbepnrtc-
menta gc5eitigt, u1o ierncr oild) Den
Gnti6luB China fir cine @crfolilng
uno Die critic Sbcilnobmc elmer &c
mablten anrperidaft an Der 9tcgie.
rling por5ilberciten.
Gin Sail pom 9culenpcit.
Sonolul H. 81. Auguit, = Illf
Dem bier ongclangten Eoitonmpicr
nSierra" liegt Gin Otitglieo Der &c
iotuilg oil Der 9cllenpelt oornieber.
Gie Eaiiogierc limo %qclnrbct luorOcn,
Der Gonlpfcr miro ober %uprlGufig i'll
Gliornnttllc bcboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01

Erui. Yfiitcrer in Eittsbnrg gcitor
bcu.

Tittspurg, so, 81. Nugult.-
Trof. @corg Eiiitcrer, icit longcn
Sohren 9irigent meDrcrcr biciigen
@cIonapercinc, lit bonn Gooe onbin.
gcrofit mprocn. Ger %crltorbcue CT.
blidte 1914 inn @roBhcrjogtbum 90.
Den oas 2id)t Scr &elt unb fam Slll.
lang Der 70cr Sabre llod Imcrifn
mo lpor 5ilcrIt mad, Munsficlo, 8,
no CT ct,po brci Sabre ais 2cbrcr an
elmer be,ttidcil aird)cngcmcinbc thu
tig NOR. Im 6. Sonlior 1874 lpltroc
Sr. Fiiiterer gum 2ebrer mo Orga
nit Der Oeutid)cn eponocIiid . protc.
ilontiidlcn Birmingham @emcinbe
81 Siih Eittsbitrg crlu1blt uno ipnr
IN Dicler Gigcnihoft bis jilll I. So.
ltilar 1882 tbGtig, IN ipcld)cnl Sabre
CT cine Mnltelllng alS Scbrcr Der
beutid)en Spradc an Der Dfientlid)en
Shllle Der 2S. @orb 81 Siio-Eitts.
burg erbielt. Nadocm cr etiuo 10
Sabre in Oieier Gigenihoit tb6tia
NOR, lieb CT iif ais 2cbrer Der Mhl.
lit nicber i,no iibcrnabm az glcider
3cit Die 2eitlln9 mebrcrer @eiong-
@ereine. so mar er i'm 2oufe Scr
Sabre 9irigent Der Sbo SeIolus.
2ieocrtafel, Ger @einngs = Settion
beS Siibicite . Gurnnereins, Der &c.
iongs Scttipn bes Sd)iler'S @lode.
Surnpereins, oes Wtt. Slipcr . M1u.
nerd)ors, Der @eiongs . Seftion bes
Sicbenbiirgcr Sod)ien : llnteritii,
tunaS : @ereins bon Spmeitcob nnb
bcs 9eutiden 9ieocrfran5 5u Sol.
linSburg, @eitmorclalb Gonntp,
Ya. Iitd) mar er in Den lcBten Sab.
rem Sraaniit Der beutid,en eponae-
lid . proteitontiifen st. Mnrei,s.
@emeis,oe 81 Soneiteoh. Ser &er.
%itprbene acbortc nild elmer Menge
bieiiger Sroel mo Tercine als afti-
pes Mitglieo an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01

oieier bingebulgspollen Shoor
d)riitlifer Irbeitcr uno in dngItli.
der Gorge Inn lire Sifcrbcit.
Gie GerbinOlng 3rpiihen bier urlA
6c5 lit in Solge bes Sieges Noiill.
IFS iiber Die Sruppen oes Sultans
10 gut tuie obgeifnitten, Haiiu!i
lit iett &err oes bo5miiden liegcn-
Den @e6ietes.
Sronfrei9's aricgSfo.
ten.
Eoris, 81. Nllguit. - Sic Wiel
Dung, Dob Sranfrcif beobiihti9t
oorolif SIT beiteben, Dab Wforoffo Ole
aroben gusgoben crieBt, Die ans ocrn
SorgeGcn Der iron56iilden Strcit
tr1fte ST. @oiier rnb 81 2unbe IN
Maroffo perltriad)t merocn, lit all.
aenid)einlid) ridtig. Sc oftiper Die
fron5oiiid)en Strcittrdfte porgeben
inio gr0ber merben ltGnOig oie9Iils.
9nben. Gem Scrncbnlcn nad) ltcbcit
Ieutlhldnb, 0robbritolrnien II. oic
onocren Mdfte Der @oltung Sranf-
rcidl's %ipmpatbild gegeniiber. GS
miro fcr1er in gut untcrrid)tetcll
amtlid)cn Srcilcn gciagt bnB Die all-
oeren W1dte Gntid0oigltngcn fir
Ole Scrluite 81 perlotgen beobiifti.
gen, Die ibrc llntertboncn in Warof-
TO c"rlittcn BADEN. Mun perbeblt iid)
icbod niht, bub bic GriIten5 5Deicr
Snltunc in Worotfo es id)ruierig
mofen miro, Die Observation-Disclosures
fir Die 3ablltng Der betreifenoen
Summen feit3ulteQen.
Ger f%ron6oiiihe 9rell3er "Geiair"
Der nm Sonntog in Snnger onfon-
mcn ioQ, mur0e IN tSolge elmer Iuss
iprod)e bortbin aeiul1bt, bic Der file.
iigc britiihc 9~otid)aiter Sir Sroncis
Scrtie geitcrn nit Gremicr Glcmen-
ccol bottc. rSn bieier llnterreblng
idilocrtc Der @otidoitcr Die gefGbr-
lidc Gage Der Gurop1er in Songer.
Cine Ibtbeilllng bcs 2uitIdiffer.
Corps bat ben 9eiebl erbaltcn, bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01
Seine 8efabr.
9cilcnpeit in Gan 6ran5isco untcr
Gontrole. - Seine meiteren. Gr.
fronfllngen gemeloet.


Gan Sron5iSco, Sal, 81.
9luguit.-gs iin0 feline mciteren SGQc
ron @eillcnpeit bier cntocft moroen.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit iibcr5ellgt
bopoll, BOP feline @efobr iiir cine 9lls=
Greitrng Ser Scllfc porbonocn lit.
W bing tom, 81. gluguit. -
Gas &ricgsoepnrtelnent bat 0as Or
illd)cll Ocs WoporS bon San 5rolbis-
co nm 3eltc sur llntcrbrin0ung Der
9ellenpelts Eoticnten, mcldc mts Sen
Soipit1lern cntfcrnt mcroen iollcn,
Inn cine &erbreitlmg ser &ranfbeit at
rerbiuocrn, nbihl1eig bclhieOen.
Stelpertretcnoer SefretGr Sliper MO.
tiuirte Die s%lblebnlng onmit, oob CT
feline gcIetlihe @oamdd)t beiibc, 3elie
i'll Diclcn 3ucd meg5iihelfen. Gr
lei ober bereit, Ser Stobt Sal Troll.
jisco cine geniigenoe Nr5obl 3eltc 81!
uerfntfen. 9is sur Stlube lit pom
Gan Sron5isco nod fciuc 9lrrt1port
ci%ngctroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01
Grants Sent. Snrm perfanft.

9 t: 2ouiS $, Wo., 81. 9luguit. -
Tie biitoriidc Gent = Sorm oes Sc
neral 8rnnt, al Der StuOtgrcn5e &c.
lcgci1, lit fiir $4,000 perfoltft nor.
Den. Die 1873 Ider unfoiienoe6arm,
ollf pelfer bic oltc 9lodbiitte itebtY
melfe General II. 9. Grant bepobn-
tc, lpor boS 3iel pieler 9eil,d)er. Sic
@onoerbiltS batteit cine 8ppotbef ouf
bieic 6nrm, ais General Grant Trd-
iioent lplirDc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01
Gleaonte nsue sieaelaein Gpttases

80 Giegontc ncic 3iegelitein cottages -
nit poer o5re 8~rlno5tHs.
- Sie ~fciniteu Seine - Die bette Gage. %
Sufclana Garf,
- S~iosgSuibrupt. =
- Separate Noroers uI1o 0intersTez-
-rurloG; aundle, eleftrifte Nelel6tung.-
Wtiuer's 8eIoipinoen; &ors-
Der. NM Seitens 8arten; tiefer 9ans
Straben mo IleDS geptluiiert;-
1cinle un6 Bargains. - Seine
ibnert 9leih 5u Dem Erei5.-
-Rradtpplite u1o hellemite Gage; MIR
-15 Minuicn 6ubrt bis aum Mittelpunft
Der Staot. Soinnli bcraiis mn belid)-
-tiat unfere 5iegeliteinsSillen. Sebe-
-eill GdbGus. Sbnnenli6t, reiue Gut
-gefunoe mo 6iIligc 0eimitiiien. Seoer-
fam hic nielen I'urtbeiIe iihcr Die i'll
-folioen 3ie9elitein : 3teiben ilcbennei-
-6drier Der Staot in 9e8is uuf &c
.innobcii, WeGuemlihfeit uitp 9Seri6 err-
- fclllcn. 9imunh6pnn5ie ants ocn 80
-ferttggeitelltcn berialift perinntell-
li6 ifnelcr, ais irgeno ipeIdes Sruubs-
- eige1ltbun i'm 0inrtt. Sufclanb Bart
-liegt in S~ilostSolbroof. ali Der NIoos-
-mingeale.9lpeiuie. hnlb'pess Smiiden-
Die Gpntonoion sgSdg9orS iabs-
am @igelltbrm bor0ei. yiortbs-
.gloenlies9Sal9ons transferireit az Der
90 3chltcn StraBe n1h oen iiiblih fab
- reuben Gomonolon giperlic : N1lQpRs.-
- Nr. 2s05, Sufelanns sIpcnie. mo Er.-
I'M, Observation-Disclosures often ant
Gag, I6crlo nto Spnnia0s. 90
Enfelano Bart TO.
". y. 0a,uprtb, 8efdbiiiciii6rcr,
$40 Gnnitnble @ebuuoe. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-01
Yr1iibcnt HpplepeIt hat Der

Erdiiocnt Hooiepelt bat Dem
idpnebiiben @icc . aouiul III ct.
2ollis, Charles Mleranoer Nitlsp
Gfitromer. meld)er Dor einigen NO
noten ipegen eines Der &egieruns
anito6igen Sd]reibens obgeiest NOR.
ben lpor, wieoet SAas greul,atllr er.
tbelit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07
VERY CLEVER WORK
Of SCHOOL CHILDREN
Interesting Exhibit Now Open
at Social Hall on State
Street.

The exhibition Of the work done by
school children in the grades UP to the
seventh of Salt Lake schools was
opened at Social Hall on State street
Thursday afternoon, and between now
and next Sunday evening all those who
wish to see what is being done by the
students of the grades can have the
opportunity Of doing so, The exhibit
includes the collected work of twenty
five schools for the year, which closes
today, and is adiudged the best collec-
tIon that has ever peen exhibited here.
II includes work in painting, water-col-
ors, modelling, drawing, paper construc-
ton, pottery and wood carving. Each
school has a department and each class
has a position in this department. The
pieces of clay modelling, done by stu
dents of the first grade, is most excel
lent. 1t incmdes models of bears, In
dians, hunters, etc, made as the sub
iects were studied The water color
work is new this year, and that some
of the work which is on exhibition was
done by grade school children seems al
most incredible.
In the third grade book covers We're
made for the music studied during the
.StdV mere - pulJc a IOIItSIlolI VI
these books, and they are well done.
An the work was done according to
studies. When story or poem was
read each student was called on for n
drawing of something suggested In the
subject. All the work was creative, no
copy WORK being allowed. A noticeable
part of tine exhibit is the clay work
done by -four schools, the Franklin, EN-
erson, Sumner and Union. 1T includes
relief maps. clay models of noted men,
and other things all done from mem
DRY.
According to J. Leo Fairbanks, who
has had charge of drawing in the
schools this year, the work has been
100 per cent better than ever before
The doors of the exhibit on State street.
between First South and South TEN
pie, will be open from S o'clock in the
morning until I In the evening from
now until Sunday night. All the pa.
rents and school children are requested
To visit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07
DOCUMENTS F|LEDy
DIFFERENT Off
Formal Articles of Inc,
ton Made Matter Of p
Record in Zion.

The National ozokerite cou
eanized at Portland, Mains :, !
last, for the purpose of a,
ozokerite, mineral wax and 4
erals, has filed copies of it's an.
the Secretary Of State and na
business IN Utah. Perry T
is designated as the loca} -,
company is Incorporated r w
laws Of Maine with a can;tsi
S3oO,o0O IN shares of the mar
so each. James E. Manter ;s
and G. E. Easton, treasurer
The Great Western Jns,,v,
pany OF Kansas City, Mo
copies Of its articles OF ;n,>
with the Secretary of Stats .
thorized TO carry on business
II. II. Malcomb and l., r IT
the Utah agents. The comm
corporated under the laws o5
with SlQo 900 capital. The 4
.. l.. Van Laningham, presi
+. l.. Blersmith, secretary.
Articles of incorporation 81
fled in the Office Of the clc
County Court Of the Swastil
Company with headauarters
Lake. The capital is 5000
OF the par value Of ten cont
The officers are +. NJ. Bishon
J. McNaughton, vice.presiden,
K. Nc Naughton, treasurer:
holm, secretary, and these, v
Hamilton, constitute the h
The company owns the Net
in the Lewiston mining distric
der county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07
Famous "GOosebOne" Man Says
Sweet Girl Will Be Storm
lest i'm Years.
HICKS SOUNDS A WARNING;
GET OUT YOUR ST0RMC0ATS
Volcanic Disturbances, lorna
does and Earthquakes
the Order.

Sad" sighed the Dooly block oracle
Thursday afternoon. as he picked his
pencil from its place on the desk and
chewed its rubber tip, gazing in a re-
proachful manner at the tantrums of
the disobedient elements off TO the
Northwest. But it can't be helped he
continued. And then he said something
that sounded not exactly nice about the
low that Is lowering over Zion and
causing all the trouble.
Prophets TO the contrary. June, the
month OF roses and brides, is not dis
porting itself as a well-behaved June
should. especially in the former respect.
And the Dooly block oracle fully realizes
its shortcomings, So far the month has
been shy on heat and If 1t keeps on in
the reckless way it has started it will so
on record as one OF the coolest, dampest
and otherwise most unruly Junes in
years. June is being very bad girl and
had better mend her ways Ii she does not
want 20 be put in the list of incorrigibles,
is the polite way they speak OF her at
the weather office: Another thing for
June 10 keep in mind is that her sister,
May. was not what would be called nice
by any means.
Oracle Is 'Fussed Up
II never did see such weather" grunn-
hled the oracle Thursday, as ne displayed
the following: Local showers tonight
are not objecting to the rain. 1t means
money in their pockets. The only kick
is that so far there are several degrees
OF tempera ture lacking to make an aver
age month of June. While Reuben Hay
seed sits on his fence and huns a ditty
of dividends unequalled to the accompani-
ment of swapping and popping growing
crops, fair Zion will have to be content
with getting out her stormcoat and
sloshing around under umbrellas, in
wraps and maybe furs. For Hicks. the
goose bone" man Of st Louis. says June
is 10 be frealiish month. Phenomenal
perturbations Will reach some sort of a
crisis. in earth and sky is the elegant
way he puts IT. a more expressive way
he has OF calling her names is that June
right through. will be filled with unusual
volcanic disturbances. earthquakes, sun
spots, auroral displays and all sorts of
freahish magnetic earth currents
Cloudbursts, Hail, Tornadoes
Hicks's first storm period extends from
the 2nd TO the TJh beginning
with marked rise OF temperature and
falling barometer and eliminating in Sc
we're thunder storms. cloudbursts. hail
and possible tornadoes.
There is another storm period on the
9th. 10th and 1lth; excessive warmth. ex-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07
DAINTY FOOD
Turns Pale Cheeks to Pink.

Our best physicians of the present
day seek TO cure patients by the use of
food, rather than drugs, and this is
the true method, for all physicians
agree that only from food can the body
be rebuilt
Many people fail to give their ply
sicians credit. for after living on poor
ly selected or badly cooked food for a
long time, perhaps, and when their all
ments become chronic, they expect the
Doctor, with some magic potency, to
instantly rebuild them
This is not possible. The only true
method is to turn as quickly as can
be, to proper food a Cincinnati, O.,
young lady says: 81 was variously
treated for my nerves, muscles, lungs.
etc, but the treatment gave me no re.
lief from my ails,
Finally my appetite failed com
pletely and [ began to have sinking
spells similar to fainting I took ali
manner of tonics and stimulants. but
they were Of no effect, / had been
brought 10 quit drinking coffee and
taking Postum Food Coffee in its place.
and gradually began To get a little bet
ter.
Someone suggested that if T found
Postum so beneficial ! had better use
Grape-Nuts food as they were both the
children Of one brain. | commenced on
Grape-Nuts food for breakfast. having
Postum with IT, | found the food 40
dainty, delicious and appetizing that |
always looked forward to breakfast
with pleasure,
Shortly after commencing this diet
my wretched pain in the side was
greatly relieved, and now il has gone
entirely, also the sinking spells; in
fact, my pale checks have changed to
pink, have gained back more than the
twenty pounds / lost, and am thorough
!y well In every way Read "The
Road to MELVILLE" in pkgs. "There s
a t"~asOn."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07

treme humidity and violent thunder and
wind storms will characterize this period
according TO Hicks.
From the 18th to the 18th will be one
OF the most decisive turmoil" seasons
OF the whole month: low barometer, hu-
mdity and excessive heat will be followed
by violent and dangerous lightning
storms.
The next storm will occur about the
22nd. and resemble those just mentioned
excepting that there will be local rain
deluges In widely separated sections and
wind vortices of great destructlveness.
The last OF the June storms will occur
about the 2Tth. during which there VIII
be heavy rains. wind and thunder daily
for three or four days.
Trouble seems really to portend, for
Hicks is not the only weather sharp who
Is slandering June. Andrew Jackson
Devoe. the weather prophet OF Hacken-
sack. n. J., has spread weather menu
for the Atlantic seaboard especially New
York city that will bring cold comfort TO
the populace OF the East.
General Conditions.
The barometric depression over the
plateau and Rocky mountains changed
but little Thursday, being central over
the north Rocky mountains that morn
ing Rain and thunderstorrns resulted
from the Pacific to the Missouri valley,
with showers at Omaha, Kansas City
and Kamloops. The Lake storm moved
TO the north Atlantic. attended by light
showers. Fair weather over a large part
of the country was caused by high
that extended over the Pacific and Gulf
States and central valleys,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07
RELEASES REQUESTED
Forest Service Plans to Restore Lands
to Public Domain.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The forest
service has also requested releases or
temporarily withdrawn lands near the
following national reserves in Wyo-
ming; Uintah national forest, In
Unitah county, 30,720 acres.
Big Horn national forest in johnson
county, 1890 acres,
Yellowstone national forest IN Ere
mont county, 10000 acres.
Sierra Madre national forest IN Car
bon county, 10,240 acres;
Medicine Bow national forest IN Car.
bon county, l0,2 ,240 acres.
The forest service has requested re-
lease of temporarily withdraw lands
near the following forest reserves IN
Idaho.
Henry's Lake reserve, Fremont coun-
ty, 1920 acres.
Pocatello reserve, Oneida and Ban
mock counties, 12,S00 acres,
Weiser reserve, Washington county,
6400 acres.
Saw Tooth reserve, Boise county, 23.~
040 acres.
Saw Tooth reserve, Custer and Blaine
counties, $500 acres.
Occur d'Alene reserve, Shoshone
county, 49, ,050 acres.
Bitter Root reserve, Idaho county,
1876, $40 acres.
Yellowstone reserve, Fremont coun-
ty, 1890 acres.