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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
S3O,OO0,OOO WILL CONTEST
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

Chicago. OCT L.-Tho Tribune today
says.
a 100000 win contest that was ar
guad and settled out or court was dis
closed yesterday when the last testament
OF Nelson Morris, the packer, was filed
for probate. AE the result OF this TO-
mnrkaulo situation, the principal pro-
vision ~ the viii has been nullned. Iu-
stead OF carrying 0ut au arrangement
which would have held the bulk OF
rho estate ln trust for at least D. years,
tho widow and her -four children viii d.
vide tne property equally among them
selves at once. Instead OF $4,000 and
au annuity OF $1,000 during the next ~
years, each OF tine five principal heirs
will receive az once N.uloOlu la cash ami
securities Furthermore % became known
that before the viii VAS uled. each Of
tla heirs secured title 90 flfth part Of
the estate. The property was allotted
lu equal shares 20 The widow and tbs
children 90 binding agreements signed by
the executors Of the estate When tho
trust arrangement had thla been wiped
ont. the viii was filed.
Ever since Nelson Morris died. nearly
two months ago, a. serious, though friend
ly debate over bis will had been going
on iu the family, on ono side. seeking
tncy would not have come into their iu-
HtutduCe fuI from ~ 60 ~ years. were
ranged the widow ana three Of The rhIl-
dren MrH Maurice H. Hothschid. Mrs.
Horny g.. soAWab and Ira Nelson Morris.
on th8 other side. seeking 20 carry ouf
the provisions OF the Will under Which
he would hhgu been lu control OF the ss-
tate. stood Edward Morris. thc eldest com
and the present head uf the Morris Pack
lug corporation n was simply "a case
1f divergence OF opinion. The argument
over the disposition NJ tho packers mile
Haur reached "a point where lawyrrf were
retained by the opposing factions Il tho
amlIg ana Ions drawn out I"tai con.
tssf VAS threatened. Finally Edward Mlr-
ri. mot tho Views of the rest of che Game
Uy and AN amlable agreement settling
asidr thc trust plan and providing for
au Immediate division N the property was
signed bv nu the huirs Th. business,
however. will br continued as af present
with Edward Morris iu rOutIu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
Walker is Held Over.

attorneys moved for the setting aside
Of the temporary injunction
Atty Hcrrick acting Tor President
Hlrahan, OF the Illinois Central ran-
road, asked that Judge Ban so far
modify the injunction us TO permit the
voting of the enjouod stock at the
meeting. d. being agreed that ~ tho
decision of the court should later mako
the injunction permanent, the vote On
which that stock was cast should be
void.
Mr. Leman. for Mr.. Fish opposed
this idea with vleor and after some doe
bate. Judge Ball ordered a. recess Of
30 minutes Tor a consultation between
the attorneys
by agreement of both parties. the
shares OF stock enioincd Yesterday
win not be voted az tomorrow au-
uual meeting IN was also agreed that
tho election shall be- considered regular
without voting these shares.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
TWO PRETTY PARISIENNES
FLEECE AN AMERICAN,

Paris. oct. IA wealthy American
during the lunch hour yesterday OF the
drcssmaking establishments ON the Hus
de la PaiX got into couversatlon with two
pretty young women whom he thought
were dressmakers. DE promised 10 send
them some picture postal cards from Mi
Ian and drew out ~ his pJckotbo0k and
placed a card or lt for them 10 write
their addresses suddenly the hell recall
young women rushed indoors taking the
pocketboOk with them. n contained 81. ~.
Tho police were notified and found that
the girls wore not known boo any Dress
making establishment 300 the ncighbor-
hood
As the victim Is married man and
the rather Of "a family Ode authoritics de-
cline 10 reveal DTS IDENTIFY except o. sav
that hif name begins with the letter "s f"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
N EXPENsIVE cor.

New York oct l5.-Heman Duryca,
the wealthy sportsman has paid SIS 900
for he yearliur colt strike out by
Griffin PlllardeN as Inc result of "a
mat trlal by the horse at the Sleeps
head Bay Ttnck last sunday Tho horse
wont quarter Iu % 2-l second and
several horsemru who saw the Trial
among them Ma Duryea asked Tor IA
rrIee on the colt Nh Duryea secured
tHs rrIza.
Tho colt WAS purchased by Fred
Hurlcw in tte yearllng sales of the
summer for 500 and giVes every pro-
misc of being one of the big prizes of
no lottery ~ ycarling sales. his sire
Gunon has hitherto NOT attained much
prominence On the stud. but he was "a
sood winner in England
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
FLOODS IN SPAIN.
Continue To be SERIOUS, Throwing 80
900 Persons out of Work.

Barcelona, oct l5.-The foods in this
vicinity continue 10 be most serious.
Up Go tho present ume, i've persons have
been drowned and 5000 thrown out OF
work. The greatest distress ls reported
from Manresa. the birthplace OF S. TX
uauus, the founder Of the Society "
Jesus This village has been terribly rave
aged and the waters have washed OUT
countless collins and bodies from tue To-
cal cemetery.
a house in SaHtauder. belonging 10 a
brother of Premier Maura. De- flooded up
TO the second story. The family was
forced 90 take refuge On The root. whence
they were rescued.
The Guadalamsdin river is again out
0f its banks and Don this district several
other people and children have been
drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
DR.. WATERS HERE.
son Late salt LRkcr Visiting With His
Mother-HistOrical Incident.

DR. Waters Of New York is in city
visiting with his mother Mrs. l. Wat
ters. The doctor was with his father
when he was stricken on the Union Pa
cihc train. the stroke being caused by
the high altitude of sherman pass. Al
the hospital iu Chicago, the surgeons
said they had just such cases very
day At the same time, Mr.. Waters
might have thus suffered had he re-
NAMED at home. and been subject 10
sudden excitement Or. Walters VIII
return IN q few days 20 New York
where ne is doing well; and later, his
mother and brother win join him there
II may bee remembered that Mr.. Wat
tiers was on the British steamer
Trent when that vessel was held up
I'M West Indian waters by the United
states wHrship San Jacinto, Captain
Edmund Wilkes. during the civil war,
and the Confederate emmisaries,
Messrs Mason and Slldell taken pris-
oners MT Waters described the event
and the scenes attendant on 10 20 "a
reporter some time ago, and the same
appeared In the News Captain
Wilkes was the father OF Major Wilkes
OF this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
MOVED TO SET ASIDE
FISH INJUNCTION.

Chicago. oct he n. Hartman
arrived boo the city today 90 take am
active part .u the night Tor the control
of he Illinois Central lie declined
to make amy statement early iu tho
day The chief interest m the struggle
conferred lu thc courtroom ~ Judge
Bau where both sides were lined up
an thc opening OF court for ana against
making permanent the temporary iu-
function issued yesterday in response
I'D thr petition OF MT Fish. whereby
ag6Tal shores of stock were for mo
limo haIne Withdrawn from the Hur-
rlman voting ftrongth.
Ar FIsn was lq the courtroom a.
peraou. Intended hy his attorney.
Messrs Laman Cuincrt and Farr8r
while william Nelson Cromwell al
New Y0rt Ied the night against the lu-
Junction u behalf of Mr Hartman
AS no court opened. the Hartman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS.
FOR once the Salt Lake Trib-
unc Take d Al Back

Tribune Tues. Oc. l5D
ln the Tribune OF Sunday there
appeared an article ln which IL
was stated that Apostle Anthony
w. Wins of the Church of Jesus
Christ OF Lattor-day Saints BE-
poIygumlst ana that his daugh-
Gen. Florence. is plural wife OF
90 member of tho Church To
thls Apostle Wins makes "a posi-
live dental lu talk with the
Tribune yesterday Apostle Wins
declared most positively that h.
be- NOT polygamist and never
has been. and that Doe has Kept
faith with the pledges made %
the United states when utah was
made a state. ne also declared
that DO daughter Florence. is
NOT "a plural wife and is atill un-
married.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
RUDYARD KlPLING.
Has lie Been In Canada In Capacity
OF "A sherlock Holmes?

OF sherlock Holmes?
Vancouver. H. c., oct. B.-Was Rud-
yard Kipling sent 20 Vancouver by the
imperial government 20 investigate and
report on the feeling Of the people Of the
Pacific coast upon the question Of Asiatic
and Hindu Immigration
In tho light OF countless questions ask
cd by Nh Kiplng concerning the Asiatlc
question while he was here and the fact
that he upon several occasions sought In
formation as 90 how the people of Brit
ish Columbia would favor "a certain immi-
grafton plan, Il is believed by many OF
those who came Boz contact with him that
be- was 90 feel the pulse OF the people
ON this matter for the Imperial govern
ment.
hls object I'm rushing % British COlgm-
bia was never once referred 10 By MN
during his visit, yet the manner in which
Dee moved about showed that ho had not
iourneyed 1000 miles merely 90 have the
pleasure OF enjoying the sunshine OF the
coast for less than "a week Ills pointed
questions ON the Afiatic and Hindu prob
lem afford the only clue 10 the cause Of
his journey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
IDA SCOTT LEAVES SCHOOL.
sister Of Mrs. Augustus Hartje and Is
Mixed Ia Case.

Morrstown. \. j.. oct 15.-Miss Ida
Scott. sister OF Mrs. Augustus Hartje
OF Pittsburg whose husband is suing
for divorce. has suddenly left Miss
Dana seminary for girls In this city,
where she has been enrolled as q. pu-
pil since the beginning OF the present
school term Although the school au-
thorities declined 10 discuss the matter.
10 was learned that Miss Scott left
the Institution on Saturday
Miss Scott is 10 years old. 10 was
not known until recently that she was
in amy way connected with the Pitts
burg affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
rRNNsronr LOGAN AnnnEs.

San Francisco. oct lG-Tho United
states army transport, Logan. from the
Philippine. which was fog bound on tho
harhur llFt night entered port this
morning Sine brought large number
of cabin passengers. mostly army officers
End lsl mon of the Thirteenth Infantry.
who have been ordered 90 ~ Leaven-
worth. Kan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
RAILwAY coNDUcroHs no MN

New York. OCT IA joint c0nyon-
ton uf the orders OF Railroad Conduct
ors and Railway TraiUmtn. % S. au-
nouroed Be- to bs hcil at thr Broadway
Central hotel Tomorrow. The delegates
viii represent more chan 5000 rail-
way employees Tho purpose Do t1 dis
rus. Ia uniform wage scale Al present
men in certain sections arc getting
moro pay tnau others for The same
work
Many railway presidents it "a stated,
"a uniform scale. committees VIII b.
appointed by the convention 40 bring
THIS about.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
5. Z. MEncmANrs, ExcmANGE.

san Francisco, oct. l5.--Commencing
today the regular afternoon session Of
the grain department Of the Merchants
exchange win be- resumed for the first
time since the earthquake and fire of
April, 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
a NEW DIRIGIBLE BALLOON.

Paris. OCT. 15.-The EqcIalre todav
declares that N. Capezza mas invented
a combination acropauc and dirIgIble
balloon, capable OF carrying five pas
sengers. IN addition TO 90 600 pounds and
staying aloft l5 hours This machine
has several screws and Is of an im-
perfect lenticular shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
Fred Walker and Edward Law
renee to Stand Trial
For Murder.
NEITHER ALLOWED ANY BAIL
Decision Rendered at Close of
Preliminary Hearing in
Ogden Today.
Must Answer the Consequence of che
Death of DR.. Earl S. Bccrs-Nrs.
Walker Not Present.

According tb her story ou the vIt-
ness stand. Mrs. Beers met Walker in
her apartments at the Colonial room-
ing house ON Monday. sept. q. Nh.
Walker told her be had known Airs.
Walker practically an hia life: that
he trusted her, and was satisfied
That there was nothing iu the rumorr
of am Illicit relationship between here
self and Or Beers. Mrs. walker late
er had conversation with Mrs. Beers
boz which the former remarked that
she had seen her husband and Beers
together the nieht before. Later Mrs.
Walker s1id 20 nor. u have been
talking with your husband. have
agreed 90 go my own way, and he has
decided 20 go his. SEQ there will le NO
further trouble"
ASSAULT on TESTIMONY
County Atty Harris. after Mrs
Beers had concluded. began an assault
on the record OF TESTIMONY He
moved 20 strike out AN the story of
Chief of Police Browning. Samuel j.
y. Jacobsen step-father Of Mrs.
walker G. 70 Titmou. proprietor "
Salt Lake hotel r.. n. Harrison.
night clerk 90 the European hotel loo
ogden, and Cashier Ralph %. Hoar
ot the Utah National bank: also the
letters alleged to have been written
Dog Dr. Beers 20 Mrs. Walker and the
Mrs. Walker letters Co Dr Beers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
W00LGR0WERS.
National Association Win Meet la
Helena january 1918.

Helena Mont. oct. B.-George IS. Walk
a.. of Cheyenne. Wyo. secretary Of the
National WoDlgroWers association has
notified the Helena Commercial club that
the fourty-fourth annual convention of
tl. association win Boz held in this city
IAN. lg-1A Speakers of national prOml-
uruce will b. present and President
Rooseyclts policy FOR government super
vision of public ranges Will De- the most
Important topic for discussion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
DEWEY MAY VISIT COAST.

San Francisco. OCT IA letter received
iu this city from Admiral Dewey, OK.
presses tho hope that ne will De able 90
come to california during tho visit VI
ne Atlantic fleet to Pacific watcrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
ASSAULTED SISTER.
Cornelius KOOyman is In Jail Charged
With Brutal Conduct.

Cornelius Kooyman. a member OF
the notorious Kooyman family. was arr
rested this morning on the charge of
battery. II is alleged that yesterday
he brutally assaulted his little sister
innlcting several ugly cuts and
bruises on her. The fellow Is now In
jail and will have "a chance 10 exc
plain matters 10 Judge Diehl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
RosrAND DOESN'T IMPROVE

Paris. oct. l5-lt IS reported here from
Rostrand. the French playwright who
WIS operated upon 10 DAYS ago for app
pendiclus, does not continue 70 improve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
PETITIONERS TRIAL.


Boise. Ida. oct i6.--The trial OF George
A. pottibouc. charged with completely
cnberg. was postponed today until oct
81 Judge MoQd said be was certain the
defendants phy siCd condition would per-
nit OF ais trial a. the Z3rd. but the
defense thereupon requested few DAYS
longer DELAY and The 18th was agreed
upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
TllDEN'S NIECE.
she Committed Suicide by Drowning
In Detroit River.

Chicago. oct. 15.-A dispatch TO the
Tribune from Detroit. Mich, SAYS:
The body OF Mrs. W. T.. Turner. a
niece Of the late Samuel J Tilden, was
taken from the river here yesterday.
She had committed suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
rELr ii cINCINNATI

Cincinnati. oct IA slight shock.
similar TO that OF an earthquake was
naticed here az $3.50 this morning Prof
Porter. Of the University of Cincinnati
reporting II very slight but distinctly
noticeable. In southern Indiana points
reported a shock ln somewhat more
severe form and it was also reported
from Hamilton. Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

INV WINDOWS ny THE THOU
sAND-thnt's what newspaper adj.
,crtislnr gives 20 store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

Not 60 quote prices r. 60 weaken store
advertising. \ clover phrase n good
III Il leads M TO an attractive
quotation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

is eliminated from the copper busi-
hess, the easier Il is going TO be for
The consumer. az well as Tor the pro-
Queer"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-12-25

s. 3 : s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
&resien, &etsialen % @fanoalen,

Sen mo0bp0elige Ebam=Broees i
Seem Dorf bliber fulgt n1eo ipanot
Snteresie bele 9an0et ooer, og Sen
Gel al 9agspresien, bbis %opeotpr.
maal er at pinOe en- l1or 29lefre6s
noen @enipn til 0e Mi6ler, Sen an,
bender for at opnoa bette, gigr 9o6e
Iffprer beo at referere 6orbonolin-
ger11e / alle @nfeltbeoer. 5elp en-
felt l1gebla6e mener at lie 6oroel peo
at babe u&orrelponoenter", ser giper
cit Sberitgt ODER Sc melt ifi6ne Ge=
Taller til SpbDggelie for 9eiere, iom
letter HriS paa at faa Geniotionet1
/ fonoenieret 6orm. Sen Mabenbe6,
goorneo Observation-Disclosures refere=
res / e1felte 8laoe, mao upilfoorligt
bringe set GpgrgsmaaI frem> ON life
BEN brit lobpriite 8resiefribe6 bliper
misbrugt / en- temmelig omfattenoe
@ra0 % uonpttet / Sfon6alens %
Seniationens Sieneite. MIlereoe pe6
3bam-&rocesiens 8egpnoelle uotalte
BrGlioent &%ooiebelt fig ON 9nifeIig=
beoen at, at ser blep lat en- @renoie
for, bpa0 Hoitbeienet funbe forIan<
ges at beibrge al. ben Dirt Mpisles<
ming; og ret beiet er ser ingen Me-,
ming /, at set ifal tillooes oe offenli=
ge 8looe at uoienoe ipinif 2eieltoi
giennem &oitbaienet, .naar bette fon
negte 8eiergelie al 8reoidger. Cir
fulprer o. lgn., bbis Snobolo itrioer
moo Sen %offenliee Morol. Yoa Set,
En11ft buroe / boert Balo &resleu,
Den: offenlige @eningss Folf, ingen
5orret babe. Men forsori9t er Bres@
len 10 fun 8u6bringere1 ON Sing.
Der sgfaqar for fig. Get funoe perecen
Soeroeielie beers, on1 life sen 7o5fs-.
e nr4.i &c =@etspleie ut1bertioet
u6e1 Stabe for. Set .df1het1e Yelsfu,1e
|Inipenoetes. Geai'. 1SEreolen op af limo
rolitet, iomaGog efter Sag finoer
|Steo .&bom-@fferen / en- af oe Of
tenlige &etSfale, tiener iiffert life til
5renrme al seoernes @enbeo; og oct
er fun en- torpelig l1noifploning, at
Oct er. en- at Statens @mbe1smen6,
Der foretager Gisieftionen og faite-~
en%teltbeoerne. / Grams til ct ienia.
tionslpiten 8ublifum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
50 Gents pr. Mil:

Yet ser Yrtnctpet ON eng 3tet Tor
ale, ingen Serrettigbeoer for enfel..
tie, Der ligser til @r1nb for ben Mgi.
tation, iom i 6enne STD foregaar fol:
en- olminbelig Rrissafs2 Gents pr.
Mil for 8efororing al. Rasiagerer
paa Sernbanerne. S @irfeligbeoenr'
er aIlerebe MI @ienneminitspriien
tun 2 Gents, oorierenoe liot fra Aar
til: .Mar, i6et set itore. .8ublifum til
.bagligt 8rl,g maa betnle fine 3
Gents, men. De. mango 8rtpas, Cts.
furfioner, ipecielle States" oip., Der
unoertioen gaar neo til I Gent pr.
Mil, bringer @ienneminitspriien pr.
Mil ne6 til set, Ser M forlanges
faitiat iom MofsimumspriS. &bts
ben 2 Gents Hasiagerpris giennem<
:feres, bbao ser er al l@rlln6 til at
bil bette itffert for Ell Si6
me0ipre, at. oe ipecielle 8illetpriier
opDGoes, laale0es at ser til ale ST.
Ser oil bore at betale lige meget for
Billetten. Men / 2Gng0en bill oenne
&egeI nrppe fuu0e o%perbol6es. Da
for 6%ier6eoelen al ct Marbunoreoe Il
Sen Sernbanerne / 8elten blep toun-
get til at ne0iGtte Mafsiml1mspriien
til 3 Gents, lpo ser affurat iom MI
ct &ama1frig ON, at Sernbanerne
6lep r%l1i,1ere0e, og at ipecielle @illet-
priier piloe opbbre for epigt. %
oog bor 0isie ipecielle @fsfuriions=
priier iioen "a taget / Ben @ra0
Operbaano> at Sernbanerne I'LL fun
foar gienneminitlig 2 Gents pr. Mit.
&iitorien oil giel1tage Jig ielp oglaa /
bette SilfGloe. Otter at 6e 2 Gents
/ nosen Si6 bar b9ret bper Monbs
loplige Set, life Ell CUNT fra Sern=
banernes SIDE, pil ipecielle Hriier
pao1D Blue in0fprt og ben forpgeoc
Irafif oil gipe Sernbanerne rtgeliJ
@ritatning for set Sab, iom &e0ut=
tioren muligt bar paafprt Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
) oct froSne Noro:
@ibnnoere / Ganabas Ssresiomer.

@n cana6iif Genots=&omisiio11
bar nplig mootoget en- &apport fra
forifiellige &eiien6e, ser far befaret
9ominionens arftiife 8eitooeller, og
efter 6enne at 6pmme er Der mango
mgrfelige Sing at fin6e oppe / Jte=
gionerne omfring Mtbaboife 2al=
Ding og SEN itore 5lapeip. Sp6ogel=
lerne bar fremfomne be6 ltn0eripgel=
ierne angoaen0e Muligbeoen af at
onlpgge en- &uoiohbitgt=SSernbane
'og iGrligt bur en- Brofesior. &am<
merl ITEM giort mango '~eiehoommefige
Tun6. @
San bar iaale6es beret peo en &11l=
aare, ser u6mun6er: / en- 6loobrinf,
og lom bar paret / 8ran6 / iamful6e
100 Mor. St anoet Ste0, ner 8eli=
can @ortage, er Ser ltore un6erior-
6iife Oliebebolontnger, Sc; lterite /
@eroen. 6or II Mar ii6eu los Sc
gieringen foretage 8oringer, ber,
@asIen pes 8orereret blep a11ten6t.
og oenne Glomme bar alorig iioen
baret iluffet. Mellem Mtbnbaife
Gambling og Sen ltore Slapeip finoes
megttge Sag al @ematit<SS ernerts, %;
neo BET ne6re Mtbabaife er Ser pgl6i=
&c Sag af fortrinlige 8pgningsiten>
Ser for Muriten og @di1o, sbrl1gbar;
/ Glasfabrifationen.
8e6 Den lille Slapeie er' be flima=
ttife 6orbolo belt abnorme,, iiges
Der, og iom 6elge oeraf tribes en8e-.,
getatiolt, ser itul6e ipnes felt frem=
me6 for be= arftiiife @egio1nerl qg, mere
.biemmebpredtoe i Itoperne!!e IS, IT,:
@en5ieflooens 8asitn,' SET fBar|| Ell It's;
%itrafning af 100000 &pa6ratmile,
Tan ber bprfes @ne0e og andre a,,l-:
turplanter til fulo Moontng. paa
@run6 al ben lange Sontneroag.
Solen er paa @imlen / 20 at Dgg-
nets "a elmer.
0eo Sort 8ropioence, peb: .S1ape=
ipen, $50 Mile Noro for edmonton,
baboe EN- at De &eiien6e. Ben Is. Slli
mbot en- 9emperatur al 400. Grader
SfDggen, og set benote' rm6erti.
ben, at Snoianernes &un6e. 6eoe al
@olitif. Sntet timber: o., at mai,
oeroppe oDrfeoe. rige :.:Mfgrg6er al
9@rter og >anbre @orfafgrg-
Der. Mun bob6e. enoog. goot l1obptte
9omatos, &babarber, &aal og
9sg, og mo6ne Sor6ber, ,gaibs og.|
Stiffelsbar fanotes Masiepis. Ds|
alt bette iaa lmgt MOB Moro iom
81. 8reo6egra6.