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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-03
Observation-Disclosures

majority Of the ranchers in this state
at least. have long since taken cugniz7
ance of this fact. 90.
II is not@neccessary to say that the
| fair this year Will be the best ever
known because everybody knows that
It will he for since the days when
the first fair was held at Fillmore
and later in the old Tithing yard tn
BIZ moved on account of cramped
quarters to the Tenth ward square
and finally occupy its present site in
Agricultural park, each year has, shown
q great advancement.
FULL PLEDGED NOW. II
No one sneers at the fair now. The
old threadbare alleged joke about the.
Rules and the suuashes has dropped.
into oblivion as far as Utah is con-.
cc,f,.d Salt Lake county which has
had the reputation of Imagining that
ii was the only exhibit in the stall will
have to look to its laulels this year
Salt Lake county may sun lead III
the manufacturers section but When
II comes 10 wheat. fruit chickens.
sheer, swine, cattle and fast horses
she comes perilousy near TO sitting
up and taking notice While she fran
ticallS yells help
IL Salt Lake county thinks thai
she has the best wheat going she.
will receive II severe shock when sile
lnnkS5 over Ine. Samples sdSle- .isous'.S
is shipping down to capture a FEW
premiums Sanpete also Will get
look in this connection while 5oX-
elder will open her eyes.
FIrit? yes. Salt Lake grows tine.
fruit but walt until the Clark,s. OF
| Davis, the Hendarshott's of Weber
the Calder's OF Provo bench and a.
| few moro of the growers, to say
| nothing of the tribe in and contigu-s
| Gus to Brigham City unpack a few
! sample cases and invite the Judges to
| do their worst. For several weeks past
| members Of the state board of hort
! culture have been plodding around in.
| the orchards and assisting the fruit
1 growers to select their finest samples
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ID. Z { 1
members of the Utah State Fair as,
when admitted, which recalls memories
of the days when the exposition was IN
its infancy struggling against adverse
conditions.
John r. winder, city, Sept. 80, 1851 6s
T.. A. Mitchell, Logan, Sept. 30. 1865.
John w. Young, city Dec ! 1865.
John Il. Caine. city, Dec. !, 1863.
j. D., 7. McAllister, Manti Feo. 20
1864 ,
Samuel Roskelly, Logan, July l, 1864
G. l.. Farrell, Smithtield, July !,
1864.
4. f. Farr, Jr., Logan, Aug. 4, 1864.
Lorin Farr, ogden, Aug ~ "a. - leo4'
Geo w. Ward Aug. IL, 1864.
Salmon Warner, Aug. II, 1864.
Us Smith. March II, 1865
H Is. ClaWSon, city, Oct. /, ~
Thos. Waddoups, Jr. Bountiful, OCT.
-, 1872. -,
Jos. d. Taylor city. Oct. /, 1873.
George Romney. city, Oct, A. 1873.
John Reading, city, March IA, 1914.
A. NJ. Musser, city, March IA, 1874.
Mrs. w. c. Morris, city, Oca. u lSi9
John RI. White. city, Sept. %. 1871:
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings city, Sept. ~,
1855. -
Fl. Pembroke, city, Oct. 3. 1883.
&c. Hardy. city, Nov 2, 1883.
H. j. Grant. city Sept. rs. 1883.
Ben r. Eldredge, city, Oct. 2, 1889.
+. p. Mason city. Oct. II, 1889.
VIM. Barber. Centerville, Oct. 6, 1891.
a. IL. De RICHES, Denver, Oct. 4. 1892.
John @. Cannon, city.
los. A. Jennings, city.
jas. A. Eldredge, Wodd's Cross.
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a TrER all is said and done, it
Az is the farmers Of the various
counties cf the Beehive state
who are The backhone OF VIZ

35355s Who arc the backbone OF VIC
state fair. These independent citizens
early made the discovery that by en-
s terinp. into competition in the imperia-
lion Of the best breeds OF cattle aud
horses ana raising the biggest sauashes.
& .,.c heaviest corn, tire best wheat ana
85tnc largest sugar beets, they were nor
o.3ssi Covering themselves with glory.
~, may have 50 improved their me'h-s
DDS. sl,elr land and their stock, that
insteaG of one little patch Of sfouna
planted ard cared for TO produce the
best results. that they nave roiii'is
acres which bring forth crops that ma
terially increase their bank accounts
and provide samples for exhibition that
carry away the premiums Where
they lad one prize coop of chickens
they rcw have locks and the old pro-
iliscuons barnyard fowl is relegated
to tho days of threshing wheat by
( hand.
Tie farmers get together and cont
pare notes at the Utah state fair' they
see what success neighbor has in q
certain line. and Immediately they take
tho hint and register n mental VOW
that they will beat him next year, In
& consequence, more care Is being taken
all along the line in the matter q
breeding stock, and sowing pure seed.
that has been carefully selected. Inc
results are a foregone conclusion
NOT ONLY DESIRE TO 11NCEL.
At the bottom of improved conditions
in farm commodities throughout the
state is of course the desire to excel
: but II is doubtful whether the raising
of good stuff would be quite so popular
except that the farmers have found out
that 1t costs no more to produce some
thing worth while than it does the in
ferior article. 1t costs just as much
TO plow and then reap an inferior crop
of wheat or oats rs 1t does Il good one.
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DIME 10 THE 'FRONT.'. I

and those which Will not. Keep they
are placing in cold storage ready to
spring some surprises.
DIME TO THE FRONT.
President Thomts Judd from
Dixie will accompany the better
portion of a carload of fruit both
dried and fresh which will make Il
hit He has a habit in this direction,
has MI. Judd. The Dixie grapes, pom
egranates, almonds, swalnuts and other
toothsome products invariably capture
the blue ribbon, numerous prizes and
a hat full of ready money.
Even when Il. it comes Ftto carriage
building there Is: az Scandinayian
wheelwright down at Ephlaim who has
been building a heaEse which will make
the local talent walk around thevehicle
two or three times and then compare
notes with their own handiwork. 1
HI In, the chicken department Ogden and
Provo. Murray and Pennington will
undoubtedly successfully contest first
place IN number of breeds.
The state university, which Is not es-
s.antally Salt Lake educational in
.stitution by any mems. will have to
look to its laurels when Lewis A. Mer-
srill getsathe Agricultural college exhibit
III trim. because Mr.. Merrill proposes
to spring a surprise or two.
Z. When it comes to the educational dis
plays. Provo and Splingville are pre-
pairing to demonstrate that Salt Lake
has not this department nailed down.
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS.
Without doubt the livestock exhibits
this year will be ahead both in the
point Of numbers shown and the eX-
cellence of the animals. The string Of
registered horses, quite a number of
which are already in their stalls un-
dergoing preliminary grooming and
putting through theil. PAGES. will in
clude the best and most fashionable
horses going, to be found among the
Percherons. Clydesdales. Belgians.
Shires French mad Belgian coach
horses and 4;roadsters. This holds good
with the standard bred trotting horse
and the thoroughbred,
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UIrT, HILL OPENING, OCT. H.
Soc Tnylor Bros, 80 Main st.
Beneficial Life
Will Establish
Information Bureau

An innovation which will doubtless
attract n great deal of attention from
visitors to Conferences and the state
Fair is the "Life insurance lnforma-s
tion Bureau" established by the Bene-
flcial Life Insurance Co. al the nome
offices. The offices are located at l4- ..e
mast south Temple ST., WITHIN easy
..,,.,oh ~ visitors who will be at the
Elsteddfod or Conference.
THO mlrpos.e of establishing the Bu-
,oa,I is to furnish reliable information
on Life Insurance matters. ana me
co,,panys agents who are well IN
formed upon these matters will be IN
the office to explain the different iea-
lures of insurance to those inqulrlliS
The increase III business has maze IL
necessary for the Beneficial" to en-
large its quarters and the offices at ia
East South Temple. adjoining the pres
ent Offices have been secured ana are
now being handsomely furnished Tor.
nse as agents headquarters In the
new Offices chairs and desk space VIII
be provided for visitors and genera
invitation has been extended to the
public to call while in the city.
n is not the intention to operate this
bureau to the disadvantage of any 9TH
.ar company but on the contrary, rel1a-
bic information will be furnished con-
corning the policies written by any
company doing business in Utah or sur
rounding states.
When the Beneficial Life Insurance
GO. was organized in 1905, it was Win.
the idea of diyerting at least part
of the enormous sums paid for lnsut-.
ance, into local channels and use the
money to develop the resources ana
build up the industries of the west.
There was some doubt OF the part or
Il few persons as to the outcome OF
such a venture, but now that more than
three years have passed, during which
time the Beneficial has forged to the
front ranks of companies doing bust
ness in the west. even the most doubt
full ones see only success ahead.
The business affairs of the "Beneti-
cial' have been conducted in such a
manner that today the company Is con-
coded to be one of the safest and
strongest doing business in the western
states.
The officers Of the Beneficial" are rs
follows: Joseph F. Smith. President:
John C. Cutler. first vice president:
Lorenzo n. Stohl, second vice prest-
dent: John Stringham, Secretary and
Manager; n. G.. Stringham, Asst. Secre-
tary; Joseph Nelson. Treasurer and
Richard w. Young, Counsel. The di-%
rectors are all well known business men
of standing in the community
Mantels. CRATES. tiles, monuments
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SUPERVISORS

fOf sIillFlletn SIIahiotiVH' ave-.
!. Department A-Horses. 49,.
. ......,5........ Thos. H. Smith
. Department AA-Fast Horses
, ............. Lester ID. Freed
. Department. Cattle
/. ..5.............- NJ. is. PARSONS
Department CSheep and
Swine ..........., j. II. Seely /.
. Department D-Poultry. $3.50.
; ...... .Robt. r. irvine
!. Department E,--Dairy Prod
ucts $3.50. VIM @. Winder :
Department FAgricultural
Products. Bees. etc.....-
, ..s...5....i..... Vim. &c. Winder .
Department G-Horticulture !.
and Horticulture .......... .
....,......... f. j. Henderson, .
Department H-Agricultural |.
Machinery, etc. Jos. A., Silver !.
Department I--Manufactures :
.:........., Frank j. Hewlett !.
Department J--Minerals...... I
................ Jos. A. Silver :;
Department kline Arts... ::
..............M Mrs. p. l. Ritter );
Department L-Women's
Work. Mrs. n. A. Emrey J,
Department M-Educational. !:
Mrs. P. j. Ritter !:
. Department N--Dog Show. !:
.....l.5.5......s. NJ. X. Parsons !:
Department O-NIiscellaneous
1890. .....#.s......M M. *. Parsons !:
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The horse fanciers of Salt Lake coun-
ty. outside of those from off the west
sern circuits, will have to look to their,
slaurels when it comes to speed. Utah
county has a horse or two which the
sports of that section have money to
wager on, and there are some old diff
ferences that ought to be settled on
the track between Col. G. Il. Loose and
the owner of an animals from Ameri-
can Fork. Richfield. too has horse
that Sewer county is willing to try
against the field, and so it goes.
COUNTY MEN WILL BE THERE.
From pumpkins to peaches, barley
to beets. cattle to cnbbages. tturnips to
trotters, potatoes to Percherons, free
hand to Horticulture chickens to celery,
grapes to geese, all hands are after the
premiums The fair may be held in
Salt Lake, but it will be the county
fellows who will cash their premium
checks. sell their livestock. take orders
for produce and generally benefit by
the state fair. And the effete residents
of Zion will take in the show and say
what a great state we are.
FATHER OF THE FAIR
To mention the state fair without
ones thoughts reverting to the father
of TIL, fair. Hon. John r, Winderwoutd
be impcssible. For nearly half CEN
fury President Winder has been con-
nected with the organization &lncor-
5porated to show what Utah can pro-
duce in farm, field and workshop.
There are number Of other names,
too. connected with the enterprise, which
is devoted to the promotion of domestic
Industry. Here is list of the Ire
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Crescent Theater, Opposite Keith tn
knowing Pictures that 80
some.e Where the Breakers Roar.
..Come in, tile Waters fine.
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dotte, Plymouth Rock or Rhode Island
| Red. This fact holds good all along
the line, and the Utah farmer, or the
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Mantels, CRATES. tiles, monuments,
Norris & Sons Co.
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\ w. il Silver city. /, 5,s4s
y stephen Stanford city, NOV, 20 SO g.
4 II. NJ. Humphrey sauna. ,,a
Adelbert u. Eldredge, Woods Cross
March 10, 1880.
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by Harrys
IMPORTED PERGHERoN ONE MANY HORSES STATE FAIR

1T costs Just as much to feed and care |
for the old unbiased barnyard chicken !
as 1t does for the thoroughbred Wyan-
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,,,r you oNLY HAZE ALIyE9

peonIe With kidney trouble are SO
weak and exhausted that they are on 81
Nv half alive Foley's Kidney EReineuN
Unity and weak, delicate people are
restored TO health. Refuse any but
Fnlcv,s. n. j. Hill Drug co, c"The
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-06-17
Stastny krajan.

u Waterbury, Conn, sc oznamu-
je krajan Chas Il. Janak V pine
Ayotui sytzesti slayl dne 3. cery-
ma syoje ~. naroleniny na syt
farmt nedaleko llillstownu a po-
zyal 81 k tomu eli ntkolik pfatel 2
okoli aby MIN yypili "icdnu
ma ieho ldrnY kdyl byli hostt
pohronadt Iandk y}mlwnJm
pohledcm praviI L MIN septemi
Nahofe ii me leny ie doktor a Pc,
vidal ie musime Sc ehoyat tise
protole q potal ST. potutel.
me- usmisat Irden y hosla prayt
lichotil ,lanakow. ~ jest pofad ie
st5 mladikem, kdyi al oval 81
blas doklora, ienl yolal Ianaka do
ptedsine paktor stal ua sehodeeh
Il dytma praty ddyal lanakoyi yy
mnmnt Enauiem Cufe yyhrkl
~ sehe stars mladik Ano, isW
Co dyoisalka rmyil doktor
'holti5ky p3kna velkA a tdrsyd
hcibiuka Nlilostlyt bair Ten
aap musaI sam pttiitI na tande
mu vykffkl iauak ale hlas ehyFl
81 mu pfI tom radusii 4 radio.
al i slnslal lskesi pfFsent ! pa
fosenlnam peslal 81 okamlite ie,l
uohn latska pru be,lHd sampan
sk6ha a. Mlllimantlgu hdt pak
tAsoht d,tslt "a mlsta pill jauak
1 pialrla leha siaieeu6 "a nlrasi
PANT dauasaKt a ahau nade intfh
slr5tuek lanAkogteh lani iahA
buva dslna tltt stptee W
lanska ppNlala IS. paai llta
nsel ktf
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reyedsh enasIAvA

Il Kansas tily Mn - onAmn.
~ ruta.hh ktrra ahrosoNala -
a m5sie palua opa,lAsali Reka
hav tlssA iakig ohreleps lIsiuk
lN mfsta b. inall Atasali sa pti
.inpn5 sIm NiehW tirsbt aha
Ily u Hf,ll hrnm la0oh laa
ue M@oari Pacific i.eh mo
40 u strhAu iek nfmahuu
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Poprava Bilka odlozena.

Herman Bilek, jenz odsouzen
byl k smrti pro zayrazdGni ptti
tlend rodiny Vrzalovy a jenz mel
byti due Il. teryna poprayen, pro
zatim jest6 yyhnal Sc potupne smr-
ii ma sibenlcl. ldali nadobro, TO
jest oysem otdzkon. ua kterou pro.
zatim neni odpoytdi Popraya od-
lozena byla teprve poslednim o.
kamliku kdyz pred tim yyterpd
ny hyly yScchny prostfedky. ably
doeilcno bylo ieii odlolcni kdyl
omilostGoyaci rada odeptcla odpo
rneiti iei milosti ruverueroy6 a
lgdyz tento posledni dial praehod
lakonu souduimu rozsudku. Pa,
ter O'Callaghau, ieul iii po delsi
DOLBY yedl cslou neitaei Ne PRO.
speech hilka kdyl lil Sc ldalo, le
lillka nic ueMtltraui pred smfli "a
"a ieste htbem uyedeneh0 dine
skon5i na poprayisti dacilil toho
v fnsltdnim ukam liku. te soutlee
Lands ga ,pplkoFtho s0ualu dal
rokkax aby popraya hyla etlloAe.
ma pokud nilkaNi uelNla dana pfl
lekItnst ahy odNnlal So proii ruk,
hoslnatL pa iehul fAklalt o,ieplfn
hYl writ ~ hhbeas rNpus i'tt
pad hilkay hude mni pfedluAeu
vrebnmu spolkos6mu soudn :
Foshaslnull a popNAa liilkuka mu
.l hft @lloirna pakud neisNssi
sFaalkuH soud nefnshnslne bau.
stttufm 0lAfee "a aia ntlsalaya -
iukny ohhaies sau,lee l.smle
eslhkval y "a salelliesti ia srFsm
utllalulne Nlasim sltsehl ! af
muA lasiat.li - tlssiFiklhi naFlssl
nl ahhaiee liilk6t NAslai6em
taia okolms.ii snstily ~ pfe3 81
enlm ahFotsht iaty liu stna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-06-17

jezditi V dotytnych ohraddch jest
yeskeren obchod ochromen. Voda
stoji zde na n6koIiIl stop yysoko.
Ackoliy v okolnfch osadach jest
mnoho lidi bez pristfesi, dosud
nikdo nepfisel 0 ziyot, nebot po.
yode6 byla pfedcm ohldscna, talk.
" lfazdg m0hl zayGas Sc zaehraniti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-06-17

Due . aeftua h,la Milwaukee,
ahhmna kenrenes A.soelaFe slAd.
kA vs spai Slatpch "a splteho y
tastpnstsl delsgAt0 i hasIo
l'rsnl shafe kirrou sahAlil plcd
seda l..rhmauu e Ntw Negku 81
aAslnllo se "a hssi usNb Nrsl pfN
Mimi eflmml telewfam, nalefal Az
tst telegram aA habeeaee siA'ni
prohIhlts Nmuesats kiefN nel
ns1 lntut l'rehlla.a sltmI
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hbHf GllEh bllllliehDLht hLtIh# IlIhf
asedd Mnneapolisu, yysloyujc
III organisaci syou soustrast,
Vas obcbod jest zasytcen zkdze,
pon6yadz jste vase pfedni posce
jiz ztrltili a prohibice pfipraynjc
So nyni k 1toku ma yasi hlayni po-
sici Cirkey d spolctnost We jil w.
slowly . stat prohlasi 90 nejdfiye
" lIostince musi zaniknouti. y
A6k0liy tento telegram yyyolal
velk6u yeselost, pfeco byl0 zfejm0,
zc prohibice, kterd n ccly jih jiz
podmanila, ydznf ohrozujc zdpad !
y5chod, We y5rdini zprdy6 SPRAY
nj rady bylo pax tfz Sc ysin dtl.
razem poukdzano ma to, ~ jest
Hutn9 pfiprayiti se X fdznt obra6t,
Nyni nclzc skl6dati ruce \ ltIiU,
.Hgbrz dInzno ndrazn odpufcu va
silou pfedciiti YigiIadni yybor
associace podal zyldstni zprayu, Y
ltter6 prohla5uje, ze protisaloono.
iva Iiga a prohibitHi strana podili
se aktiynd na politice o ysude do,
.cilily, ~ \ prohibicni otdzlsy stala
So dnes narodni otdzla a n nj mu-
III nyni po6itati eelg narod. Fi-
nnufni yybor stGzuje vi We syG zprds
I've na pfilis nepotrnG pr0stfedky.
Prohibited mali zdmoznou cirkey
"a iinf primysloynt yclifiny, lfter6
se pomuci tohoto hnuti hledi vpli-
ziti do poIiticktho ziyota. Nyni
jedna se D pr0stfadky, ably Sc mo-
hlo proti zpdtetnikhm brojiti k
tomu patfi penize q Ease penize.
Pfi 2ahdjeni k0nyenee Y Amefiee,
pfedscda julius Liebmann pred.
nesl delI fe6 a mezi iingm prayil 8
(" jest to dllezit6, ably hostiusti IN.
.cboydyali zdkony, jakd se pod pla-
stem zdkona proti MIN proyddi,
tyofi moe. kterd jest s 10 tuto va,
most k zdkondm podkopati. So
yscmi fddn}mi lidmi souhlasime v
ndsledujicich otdzkach: ~ ably
hostincd nebyl0 pouziydno k pod
poroydni socialniho zla, n Y tom o.
hledr ma 80 zaehoydyati Gplna Me-
strannost. ~ Y hostincich nema-
il So trptti hazardni hry. 81 IL
od hostincii nemaji miti pfistup
nczletili a ze prodej opoin}ch ma
poj1 ditkam ma bgti zalSazan. -
Otazlsa saloonG je TAX slozitd, ze Sc
nemnze yyfiditi pouhym sumdr.
MIN zp1sobem, eoz Sc poyrehuimu
pozoroyateli zdd zeela snadnSm.
Pfi uyazoyani t6to otazky doYolu-
il 81 podotlnouti, ze slddci iako
iednotliyci ncmohou provost refor-
mn hostinch. jest to nasi p0gin-
nosti abychom yseobecn6 objasn6.
nj mychlili rozsifili ndhlcd, ze
nas prdmysl podporuje stfidmost
V praytm sloya smyslu a nestrpi
pranic go by Sc pritilo mordlnimu
n fysick6mu blahobytu ndroda, I"
nna,o,,o pkIIxa nlIosnoo
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.oddGleni p0licie mtlo pine ruce
.prdee, ably yelk6 ty zdstupy udr.
zelo pofddku. Jedna stard zena
yyyolala nesmirn6 roz6ileni, kdyz
jala Sc busiti ma dy6fe yGzeni, vo-
lajic m policii, Ne 1fady cbt6ji o
b6sit neyinn6ho tloytka. ByIa
zotGena II odycdena do yazby. Sou
di se, ze je siIcna, ~ Damnoze
ytfi Sc nelinu Blikoyu, o to, jak
jiz bylo n6koiikrdtc sd6Ieno, nejyi-
&c pfitinil So zmin6n$ pdter, jcnz
svolal celou fadu yefejnych schG-
N. na nichz dokazovaI neyinu Bil.
koyn On 10 byI take, jenz yydal
yerejn6 vyzy6ni ku P0dpisoydni
prosebn6 petice adresoyan6 gu
yrrncroVi pcticc Ia podcpsdnn
byla cd $1,000 Iidi . glycrner byl
y NJ &ad6n, ably zmdniI BiIkoyi
trest Hnrti Y doziyotni zaldf. Po,
ntyad6 pdter O'CalIaghan 4 tako-
kou houleynatosti trya na tom, NJ
BiIck je neyinen a ze on sam je o
tom skdlopeyn6 pfesy6d6cn, mezi
ydficimi yzbndiIo 10 pfesytd6eni,
ze pdter znd praydho yraha, aySak
vdzdn jsa zpoytdnim tajemstyim
ncsmi jm6no jeho yyzraditi,
zije Gunnessova dosud, aneb ne7
II Laportc, Ind, Sc 0znamuje :
Obhdjce Ray Iampherea, ktcry
jest Y podezfcni, ze Belle Gmnes-
soyd pomdbal pfi jeji yrazdach,
poslou do Louisville, KY detckti-
Wy nby tam yypdtraIi jist6ho w.
w. Shnmse. Tento Simms zaslal
totiz seHfoyi Smutzeroyi dopis, V
her6m naznadil, ~ pfi d1kladn6m
vysetfoYani mllze SO zjistiti, ~
yrazedniee dosud zije, q he Sc mo,
hou nal6zti syGdci, ze jestG /. kyGt-
ma byla yid6na Louisville a sice
v jednom yykfiGcn6m dome na
Greene nj. V dopise jest uyedeno
mezi jin}m! "Vseobecn6 jest INA
mo, ~ Bella Guoncssoya dne J..
kyttna byla Y jednom dome ma
Greene uL Tam psala dopis na j.
st6ho Fogla, jenz bydli V I4aportc a
pax tento dopis odeyzdala jist6
Sc zddosti, ably jej po de-
siti dneeh dala na postu Obhajci
Lampherea o tornto dopise yGdi u
pfi procesu jej pfedloI. Juneoyd
tyrdi, W Gunncssoya mGla u sebe
ruGni kuffik, naplntny bankoyka.
mi. Gnnnessoyd nechala 81 zde od
ylasenkafky Il. Wilcoxoye baryiti
ylasy, timz Sc cely jeji zeynGjsek
zmGnil. " - Ma konci svtho dopi-
su Simms jcstG podotknul, ze We.
skerd jeho udani potyrdi nacelnik
policie Elager \ Louisville. Simms
bydli Y els. 1879 Grason uIo Louis
Vile, Ky. - rfady zjstily, ~ ttz
Christian lIindkaw y Chetticku,
Wis, byl Y roce 1906 od Gunpesso-
ve zavrazdtn. Svou farmu We Wis
consinu prodal IN ~ 1000 a odcesto-
val do Laporte, ably Sc ozenil Sc zd
gdovon