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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

. IN "a
N been made recently on the
European political checker
board the unexpected jump of
Bulgaria into the king row has been
most sensational. For many years this
corner OF southeastern Europe has
been overshadowed by its migltier
ncighbors. TO the busy world at large
its exact geographical position has
been matter. gilmore or less hazy in
difference. That it was one OF the
Balkan states. a principality in the
lower$Dnnube region. has seemed until
the present to be sufficient.
Now it's quite a different proposi-
ton. With q single bound this most
inconseauential Of nations has come
to the front. But yesterday 1t was q
mere Christian prncipality. its petty
ruler Il Nassa of the sultan, TODAY it
is q full fedged state its sovereign the
car of the Bulgars.
1t Is but justice to these same Bul-5
gars to admit that the worlds past
idea OF them has been vastly different
from theirfown They have never been
inclined to accept the worlds estimate
of them and their country. They are
u people with a history. and they have
always been insistent in their effort to
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hoou ga times ms country was IN
. '''r,' i'iuepehueii,' r'lieu ~ It's own cZar,
una a. Nissai OF 1ie lufk' lhat was
ms i'is.ors lor cel'turles--a PERIOD OF
''atlollal prosperity ulder czar
crowned d. ahcieilt llrhoNo, iolioWed
pS Illuminating 'l Vassaiagc 10 the mated.
power at Cohstartlnople.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

the world. it's cost is much less than
four small battleships aggregating the
same power As to the question of
maintenance. it costs no more to keep
the big ship in commission than the
small one. A million a Year is about
the expense Of 1t. Strange as it may
seem, it does not require so many Off
GERS to man it, Fewer men arc ncces-
sary to serve the ten guns of one of
our new Droadnoughts than are re-
quired for all the guns of the Mis-
souri,.
A nation with perfect fleet Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
MERE MENTION.

settes." on another occasion, when
going through Tschaikowsky's Romeo
and Juliet scenes, he pulled up the
orchestra and remarked, You all play
like married men. not like lovers
Recently a well known banker. visit
ing New York. was introduced to Mr..
Peter Finley Dunno. Impressed by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

We're joined little later by a Niennese
nobleman who attempted to console
for the failure of their mission.
Presently a young man wearing the
uniform Of lieutenant in his AuStri-
an majesty's guards entered the gar
den and took seat at the table near
est the prince hunters. The Niennese
at the Bulgarian table and the new
conner exchanged bows, and then the
former turned TO the head of the depu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

Tasseli has been appointed clerk to
the commissioners OF levels. an APP
po!ntment which has been filled sue
cessivelN by his father his GRANDPA
Tier. his srcat.grandfatller aud his
great srea, grandfather,
The common expression irobbins
Peter 10 pas Pauls found its origin in
London in 1850. when an appropriation
was made from st. Peters cathedral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

Many stories are being told of Or.
Richter. who has just celebrated ms
thirtieth year as musician in Eng
land. Recently. when rel'earslng
Mozart symphony, he stopped the
band and exclaimed: please. gentle
men, more pianissimo. / want you to
play like Queen Nab. not like suffra-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

man willing to take the risk. No bud
ding scion OF royalty at the Austrian
capital would listen to the proposition.
Disheartened, the deputation prepared
to return to Sofia empty handed. on
the evening fixed for their departure
while waiting for the train which was
to carry them over the frontier, the
Bulgarian notables entered a beer
garden and seated themselves at Il
table near the entrance. Here they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

mow generally known az Westminster
abbey 10 make Up a deficiency in The
accounts OF st. Pauls the other IA
nous metropolitan cathedral. The ac-
tion reused 4 good deal of adverse
criticism on The part Of the people
who coined tbs phrase FOR The coca.
sion
Knots signify as the term is gen
orally employed the rate of miles per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

beauty of the surrounding country, the
banker suggested that they should take
n walk the next morning at 8 O'clock
THANK YOU" said Mr.. Dunno dryiy.
but never walk in my Sleep
Sir Edwin Elsar. the eminent Eng
lish musical conductor while in New
York was aroused from his slumbers
after midnight in a hotel by an ire
pressible would be interviewer. who.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

while knocking violently at the mu-
sician's door. exclaimed, Il represent
the sun Sir Edwin made reply:
Go and represent the moon. 1t is
more suitable at this hour of the
night
\ remarkable Instance of continuity
in the holding of an office by the repre-
sentatives of one family is reported
from Farnham. England. Mr.. Guy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

tation and began a spirited CONVERSE
ton in a low tone. Half an hour later
the Bulgarians left the garden. but
they did not so TO the railway station
They went back to their hotel and to
bed with newborn hope in their more
or less honest hearts.
The next morning the deputation had
All audience with the prime minister,
and before night of the same day a
telegram was sent TO Sofia asking
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

hour IT WHICH q vessel PROGRESSES. II
is quite wrong 10 speak OF days ritnN
III knots or 10 Fpesk OF 1 s!lip'a speed
as twenty knots an hour. II 3 ships
speed IS given NJ twenty knots 1t
means twenty nit;ttiJsti miles III one
hour The Knot on log line signifies the
rate. The admiralty knot Or nautica.
mile measures s.oSo feet, or LIS statute
miles. equivalent to 1913 1-3 fathoms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

last Uncle Sans navy is to
have two monster fighting
machines of the Dreadnought
type-the North Dakota, soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
He Is Trying His
Hand q at the Solu-
ton of the Per-
plexin g Balkan
Problem.

AMONG all the moves which have
N rheeil made recently on the
"a European political checker
a u board the uneXpected ili1nn OF
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

for a rebate OF taxes of lots 7
and 8 block 81 of the City OF
Caldwell. 1t appearing that
said improvements on said lots
were assessed for SIS when
there are no improvements on
said lots. This being an unjust
assessment, upon motion of the
board the clerk of the board is
ordered to issue a warrant in
favor of w. S. Hawkes. in the
amount of $1.7S state and
county taxes as a relate on said
assessment.
In the matter of the appl1ca-
ton af A. c. Douglas asking for
a rebate OF taxes on a double
assessment, as per tax receipt
attached on lots 10, II and II,
block 3 in Browns addition to
Payette. 1t appearing to the
board that the said property
was doubly assessed for the
year 1907. Whereupon on mo-
ton it is ordered that a war
rant be drawn on the current
expense fund in favor of A. c.
Douglas in the amount of$11.93
state and county tax.
The liquor dealers and appi-
cation of. M. Brunzell is APP
proved class 80 from April 18th
1907, to April 18th, 1908, at
Nampa, Idaho.
Whereupon the board ad-
journed until Friday, April "a,
1908 at at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02

as follows: Sec. 80 be changed
to include section IS and 35
township 2 north + 2 west said
section being now a part Of
school district No. II, and also
petition to have section /, ~
and Is twp. l n Wv bm added
to district 80 and the said petit
ton being recommended by the
county school superintendent
and necessity appearing there.
for the said petition is hereby
granted.
In the matter of the school
petition of Ira Hamilton ct al.
petitioning that the boundary
of school district No. II be
changed so as to separate Sec
ton 26 and 35; township 2 north
range 2 west b m and make then
a part of district No. 80, the
said petition being recommended
by the county school superinten-
dent and it appearing for the
interests of said district, the
petition is hereby granted.
Whereupon the board adjour.
ed until Saturday, April IS,
1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
w. H. PLATT, chairman.
0. Y. BADLEY, clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02
Miss Howard has ben for several

Miss Howard has ben for several
years student of Walton Perkins,
director at the Chicago Conserva-
tory, and her playing has been re-
ceived with much appreciation be-
fore critical and discriminating aud
ences. She is PIANIST of fine tech
meal requirement and player
whose temperamental force is that
of a thoroly artistic nature.
Miss Brakel is well known as a
violinist thru the Central States, be-
ing a pupil of Leopold Kramer, Con-
cert Master of the Thomas Orchestra
of Chicago. Her playing is brilliant
and combined with charming stage
presence makes her one fthe best
in her art.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02
APRIL TERM.

Caldwell, Idaho, April IS, 1908.
TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL TERM.
The board of county commits
sioners met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, w. H. Platt,
chairman; S. F. Clancy, D. P.
Dodd. o. V. Bailey. clerk, when
the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
In the mater of the petition of
Geo. P. Tish ct al for the changing
of boundaries of School District No.
"A SO as to include Section II now in
District No. 81, this being the time
set for the hearing of said petition;
l.. H. Burns, d. F. Banks, Thos.
H. Grifiths, ]. R. Ernst, H. l.. Little
and s. d Mills appeared before the
board and made statements under
oath. Whereupon the board being
fully advised in the premises grants
the petition.
1t appearing to this board by the
report of Architecht Thomas Soule
and by other evidence that the Court
House Clock, as now arranged and
operated Is dangerous to the Public
and the Property of the County and
unsatisfactory in its operation, 1t is
hereby ordered by this Board that the
Clerk of this Board notify the Citi-
zens Committee of Caldwell who
have charge of the placing of the
clock, of the findings of this board
and that said Committee remove
the same.
In the matter of the resignation of
Chas. Reed as Road Overseer In Dis.
No. SS his resignation is accepted.
In the matter of the resolutions in
regard to the Bridge Bonds, the fol-
lowing are passed:
Whereas, at an election, duly call
ed and held In Canyon County, Idaho,
after notice thereof had been duly
given for the time and in the man
ner as required by law, there were
authorized to be issued the bridge
bonds of said County to the amount
of Twenty-six Thousand Dollars
($26,O00) for the purpose of con-
structing a bridge over the Boise
River at Middleton, and for the sum
of Eighteen Thousand Dollars
($1S,000) for constructing a bridge
over the Boise River at Notus,
therefore.
Be 1t Resolved by the Board of
County Commissioners of Canyon
County, Idaho, that for the purpose
of constructing said bridges over the
Boise River at Middleton and Notus
there are hereby authorized to be is
sued Forty-four CAD Bridge Bonds
of Canyon County, Idaho, of One
Thousand Dollars ($10OO) each
numbered from one (1) to forty
four CAD, both inclusive, which
said bonds shall be dated the first
day of April, 1908. payable twenty
(2O) years after date redeemable at
the option of Canyon County at any
time after ten (10) years from their
date; which said bonds shall bear in
terest evidenced by coupons at the
rate of five and one-half (5h) per
centum per annum, payable semi-an-
nually on the first day of January
and of July in each year. Both
principal and interest of said bonds
shall be made payable at the Chase
National Bank in the City of New
York, State of New York.
Be It further resolved, That the
bonds hereby authorized shall be in
substantially the following form:
No.. $1,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02
Big Fruit Crop.

A. F. Hit, special field agent for
the bureau of statistics, U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, was in the city
Friady. Speaking of the general
crop conditions in the State, he said
the southern portion was needing
rain, yet the crops were looking fine.
The fruit crop will be immense, the
frost has done no damage of any
consequence, in fact, it has been a
benefit in some localities, as the trees
would not be able to sustain the load
of fruit without thinning out. Mr..
Hit is travelling constantly, but has
his headquarters at Weiser.
Jim Titles band of sheep are
yielding heavy fieeces this year. They
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02
Concert at the College.

Miss Vallory' who for the past two
years has had a vocal class in this
city will give concert Thursday.
May 81 at the College of Idaho. She
will be assisted by two prominent
musicians of Boise, Miss Howard,
pianist, and Miss Brakel, violinist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02

are being sheared and the fieeces av-
erage 10 pounds. Some of them,
Jim says, run as high as ii pounds,
but this great moral guide won't
stand sponsor of such story.-Em-
met Index.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02

M. Alexander, the one-price clo-
thier,. is now Offering suits for lust
slight advance above the freight.
He is not doing this because he is a
possible candidate for governor. but
for the benefit of his customers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02
APRIL TERM.
Caldwell, Idaho, April "a, 1908

Caldwell, Idaho, April "a, 1908
ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL TERM.
The board of county commits
sioners met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, w. H. Platt,
chairman; S. F. CLANCY, D. P.
Dodd, and o. V. Bailey clerk,
when the following proceedings
were had, to-wit:
In the matter of the appor-
tionment of the general road tax
levy of the Independent road
district, on nation the appor-
tionment are made as follows:
Nampa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TOP so
Caldwell..................... SIS SO
Payette..................... PAT 81
TaTua ....... ....... OF 81
In the matter of the petition
of S. M. Satoris ct al praying for
change of boundaries of school
district No. 80 and 4. This be-
ing the time set for the hearing
of said petition Mrs. Sophia
Shrimp, o. H. Alvey and ]. c.
Woodland appeared before the
board. The board being fully
advised in the premises and hav-
ing considered all petitions,
with remonstrances the same is
on motion denied.
In the matter of school petit
ton of H. L. Workman ct al.
petition for the uniting of school
district No. 10 and 30. This be-
ing the time set for the hearing
OF said petition John Berger,
Alex. Sorensen, James Little, A.
Shorten and S. P. Bane APP
peared before the board, who
after considering the petition
and the remonstrance and be.
ing fully advised in the premises
denied the petition.
In the m tier of fixing the
salaries for the various county
officers the following are the
amounts agreed upon for the
coming term:
Clerk of the district
court and ex-ofico
recorder. $4,000 90
Assessor and ex-ofhco
%a- nD11oOfnr Q000 O0
Sheriff ........................2OOO 90
Probate judge................I3sO 90
Treasurer and ex-offico
Public Administrator.I2O0 90
County Superintendent
of Public Instruction. 900 90
oo w
Coroner ...................... 1oO W
In the matter of the petition
of Frank Crone ct al. for the adj
dition of school district No 80,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-02

THIRDThe thrift of our people in this
locality insures good buyers for what
you have to sell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-07
&jbbenbabn,

Ser bar EFT Sang"
0rocDmarms ber9mte 9@pentpr=Sfl
lptl> blep s.. 26. Sa11uar opfprt pe6 Ell
Mtn6eforeitilling for Sen ofophe
9igter poo Set fgl. Sbeoter.
8tl1e6 + ngger II 5 c
q ielitne Seter1~e II, Ser 81.
a. bar mo6elleret Mir1oesn1urferne
for Song Gbriitton pg 0roming
2ouiie / Treoensborg 5lotsporf, far
al &onf 6reoerif fooet MeooiIlen
rSSngcnto ct arti" (for Salient og
&unit).
en- fob e H.. SEQ Sen fie=
b%enbapnife Spbaoeonitolt v@elgo,
lano" ofbolotes en Sag / Sanl1or en-
&opippmning at Sc laafol6te v&i=
finger en- flor Sammenill1tning at
Gamer og 9errer, iom tager Sgbob
bele &intercn igiennem. 8onoets
Iemperotur bar neiogtig 6rpie.
punftet. S &opipemningcn ocltog 2
10 -&errer og 4 Drenge. Tle=
re b%unorcoe Silifllere operperebe Sp=
ptsntngen. Ser ippmmeoes fun oper
Ell StrGfning al SO Meter. 6grite
Mano blep 8anffosierer Gen6rup,
lcm tilbagclag6e Sc so Meter paa74
Sefunoer. Sntct l1belo inotrof.
Gen nDe 2a6egaor 3
paa 81 mager oil blipe taget
t 8rug 5. /. Mprtl. Den er proftiif
inorettet, efter ollie Tioens 6prorin=
ger og tan rur1n1e c. 1000 Mrbei6S=
lgie. n6enom set itore @omplefS at
9pgninger, iom omfatter 8eboelies-
og 8erfiteosbuie, Spgebus, &a6ifc-
BUS, Maifinbl1s oip., leber en-. bDb %
6reo ban6fplot @rab, Ser tiener ion1
Segn for at binore l1n6pigelie, og
loenom 6enne er ser otter Marfer,
6por Scr lfal oripes 5rgfultl1r og
Sopepeiel1. 8Dgninger og Moifiner
jar foitet 2H @illion Ser. Mrbeioet
meo Opfprelien bar itaaet pao / 3
Mar. &ele 2aoegaarbens MreaI u6-I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-07

Dpbsituno. SONS Suitru bapoe Doe
ret bos BAN paa &lintfen ben libite
l1ge og bar bos BAN Dp6spiebliftet.
ann cit Stme fpr ban uoaanoeoe, ipa-
reoe ban paa 5ruens 5oreipergieI,
at ban fienote benoe og bar gla0 BED
at babe, ben6e bos Jig. Sans @niom.
beo bar / Sc ii0ite Gage blepen mini
ore ems ti6ligere. Maar 6eberanfal=
oene TOM, ba0 ban lin Suitru tgrre
bom on 8an0en. Nogen Dg6sfamp
bar ser fife. @an 6p6e u6en 2t6elRr.
9racbmanns Sig blep efter bans |
Ieitamentet uotalte. 9nlfe br9n6t.
Sfplge Telegram fra &igbenbaDn
fpregif @rGn0ningen 5. %. Sanltar,
bporefter cit ltrne meo bans Mife fer<
tes giennem @o0erne / &ipbenbapn
fulgt al 1uitnoer at @enneifer, til ct
Sfib, iom fprte Sen til 5fagen. &tl
Mifen boboe 0ireftpr 8ing, at STR
n1oet 8irg & GrgnDobl, lfenfet 6rll
Soffi Draebmam Ell al 8ille0bug=
ger @illrrmien mobelleret l1rne. &aa
Sfagen bapoe Micbael og Mnna
s(ncber, 9orgmeiter Scbmar5 og flere
paataget Jig at treffe 6oranitaltnin=
ger til e1 pprDig Mo6tagelie al Sgr.
gcifibet, og l1r11el1 ifuloe neolettes
poa ct Gteo melleu1 &litterne, 1om
9igteren lelp bar balgt. Der ptl
&iltterne bltpe reilt ct lille Mol1io=
lel1n.
0racDn1anns 9igfer0 bar or6ne1
iaaleoes, at 2iget Sorsoog 5. 81 So.
mar ifl,l6e fgres fra &linifen / @orr.
beef til &roens Seitial, bpor SAINT:
lieli, Sen Mfo96es &erner og 6ilfernf
iful0c iomles. Ser iful0e ipnges e1
Eor al 0%rocln1onns Sange pg bol6es
Saler al cit al OracbmonnS literer{
Senner og Sitter &ullmann. Src
9roen iful0e aiiten AT 6iiferne bereS
neo til @apitoffen giennem alittern'
og poo 2igbognen, Ser eifortere0es a
6tifere me0 Sofler, f9res til Settling
pr, ser ifl1loe illnmineres. Maa1
Bette eienDommelige og itemni11gsful
Sc Sprgetog bar noaet giennem &lolt
tagen, Dtl0e 6iiferne fra @llefiloe
Malsgaar6e og @ellebef efterbaa11
Sen flute Jig til og felge 2tgpognen
Sra @ellinger iful0e 2iget fares ii
&jpbenbnbr1 ne0 Sernbonel1. Cite:
Mnfomiten BERTH ifuloe 2iget f9res ii
&rematoriet og bren6es ser efter e.
fort &eiti0eligbe0 / &apellet. Ser
efter iful0e Mifen / ltrnen, fulgt a
5ore11iager me0 6oner, fpres til @ap
men og ombor6 / ct eget Sfib, biltno
u&ong @aafon". 9e forlfiellig
Sorentnger og &orporationer, 6e'
bar fnlgt Sprgetoget giennem @a6er
me- iful0e iamti6ig mes at Sfibe
Teller, orage uo oper 2angelinje, bpo1
8egfafler ten0es. Gaffeltoget pilo'
90 fplge Sfibet belt uo til SEN p6erlt il
Wole, bbor Ser lful6e ten6es ct 8ool
Ser bar neoiat cit &omislion, beltoa
euoe al 6ormen0ene for Stuoenter
forentnge11, Stuoenteriamfun6et
Gigternes 6orbuno, Gocialoemofro
tiff 5orbuno, Sournoliiternes Tor:
bltn6 m. f., iom ifnl6e treffe alle
6oranitaltninger pe6 Mfiejlingen frc
&jgbenbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-07

en- al1iOig Mano 5. Den
40 Mar gamle Sanfasiiitent @rcpe
@iner 9mneifjol6=G amipe Ser Tom
omtalt ii6ite l1ge forle0en 0rllfneoe |
Sure1pcn, bar en- / mango Moa6er
iiGloen Man0. San bar fp6t poa III
rifsbolm pe6 SOLICIT og tilbprte 9a,1=
morfs fineite Moclsfomtlie = bapoe
iom Me0lem al sen M6fomlt til Sit
len @rcellencc. Men ban bar BOG /
bisie Maa6er Ell ~ielf maoe" Man6.
6rpgt par bam l1fjc110t, og mango CT
6ortGllingerne ON bans 8e6rifter.
@an belteg Mpe11s Stint pg trengte
in0 / &lintefongcns Sl,le, ibet ban
5jeo for 5ieo meisleoe Grin ino /
&riotpGggel1, ban ibgtc at femme Sc
lte, iom tnge1 andre f1n0c faa 8ngt
meb, ban git poa 2epeiagt | SD6=
omerifaS l~1rifopc og ifeo Silot /
Noroiiella1t0 m1c0 8lte og Sil; ban
gior6e @Dfletltre / Morge, %opernatte=
Sc / SrGerne / @engefple, ban bar
en- Meiter / Sfeitelgbning, bar en- us
merfet @pmnaitifer og en- glimrenoe
Seiliportsmanb. 8efien6t bar | lin
SID bans &eiier til &uslan6 | aaben
6em ban foretog gan1fe ene;
naar ban bar til &gis, bar &oret fait-
lurret, og set ny Geitoment lao nnoer
6opeopu6en. 9onneifiol6 bar nem-
en- 6pb, religigs Natur, eoel og
iinttGnfen0e, retlinet og aaben I al
Iin &onoel.
San lerte / lin. Sis 2anopeien
oaa 8rattingsborg paa Samsg, og
amtioig opbol6t bans Sorlobeoe, M
jams gnfe, en- Datter al Sfoprioer
8riiel Mgooebo, Jig paa Spen. ngen'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-01

Matt Dudgeon. of Rochester. Ind 4,
arrived in this city Friday evening.
He will spend the summer at the home
of his sister Mrs. Ralph Miller and
will be EN-, loyed at the Sugar Factory
1t will certainly pay you to call at
+. Z. Pollasky's stores and supply
your wants with warm weather wear
ing apparel. Greatly reduced prices
on the entire large line Of waists,
suits, wash goods, etc. K