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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
SERIOUS CHARGE
MADE BY JOURNAL
sPaper Charges GlaSmann With
Using PoStoffiCe Position to
lnjure Its Business.

The Utah State Journal OF this city
came out in its issue of last evening with
charge that Glasmann has prostituted
his official position as postmaster for self
ish purpose. II alleges that the editor
postmaster blocked the State Journal from
the United States mails in an attempt
To injure its business while he put his
own paper through.
The State Journal has developed d
scheme. by offering prizes. 10 increase its
circulation. The full plan was published
In the edition, now claimed 10 nave been
held up by Glasmann, while at the same
time it is held that the paper
claimed 10 be owned by him and contain
ing a similar scheme was allowed 10 go
through the mails without question.
B. a. Bowman of the State Journal has
taken the matter up with United Statss
District Attorney II. W Booth and it
is said that he has decided against Glas-
mann's action and that the Journal was
entirely within its rights.
Here is the Journals charge:
William Glasmann is Illegally and vi
ciously prostituting the Ogden City post
office 10 his own selfish ends In this he
Is justifying every charge made against
him while his appointment was hung up
in the United States senate. At that time
B. 4. Bowman, business manager of the
sState Journal, protested against the con-
nrmation of Glasmann on the grounds
10 injure him a competitor in business.
Last evening Glasmann shut out OF the
mails the entire mailable issue of the
State Journal and deprived the readers of
their papers on the tlimsy charge that the
issue was not mailable because of the
announcement of the voting contest il con-
tanned. At the same time this same Glas-
mann. who got wind of what the State
Journal was doing. prepared a cheap imi-
tatiOn of the contest for his own paper,
the Standard. published the announcement
and sent his own papers through the mails
while the State Journal was held back ,un-
iii morning. Never in the history Of Utah
journalism was so dastaTdly a trick
played; never was a government office 50
pTOstituted IL remains to be seen Wheth-
er the citizens of this community will be-
come parties 10 this contemplate and cow
ardly trickery by giving the trickster
cOuntenanCe and support
For the benefit of friends of the State
Journal who were Inconvenience in not
receiving their papers promptly, We Will
saw that the matter was today submitted
to United States District Attorney H Z.
Booth in Salt Lake City. His decision is
that the State Journal was clearly within
its rights in publishing what il did, and
that Glasmann had no right whatever 10
smut out the paper from the mails. II
will not occur again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
EAGLES FLIGHT TO EUREKA
Boost for Outing to Be Held at
Salt Lake on June
18th.

Eureka. May 26.-There was something
doing at last evenings meeting of Silver
City aerie No. 2l7. f. o. E. Grand Dep
uty President A. G. Mahan, accompanied
by Farley p. Christensen and II. s. Nc
Cam. who. as committee sent out from
No. 81 in Salt Lake to boost for Eagles
day on the 18th Of June next. visited the
local aerie and were given an informal
business of the evening was transacted
the local birds listened with great inter
est TO the speeches of the visiting men,
bers. A q. Mahan. who takes unto him
Silver City aerie made a brief but happy
speech and he was followed by II. s.
Mccain and Farley p. Christensen, who
both made eloquent addresses.
Mr.. Christenson's address was given in
two sections, because just as he was wax
ing eloquent the Eureka brass band. head
ed by Drummer Morley. burst into the
lodge room and treated the visitors to
some martial music, which seemed TO in
spire the speaker with greater Oratorical
fire and as he concluded his speech he
was greeted with loud cheers.
Finiay S. RrOokes, the Coffee King, -
and ". j. Phillips. as representatives of
the l.. c. T. asked permission to address
the meeting. and Mr.. Brookes made the
most of this opportunity to give the men,
bers some idea of the many grand things
that were being prepared by his associa-
ton for their entertainment on the 18th,
18th and 10Th of June.
A fine Dutch lunch. with the usual con-
eomitants. brought the proceedings to a
close.
A great crowd is expected to take in the
festivities in Salt Lake and at Saltair
during this time. and a special train will
the 18th for the accommodation Of the
Eagles and their friends.
Eureka vas visited last night by very
severe storm of rain and sleet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
NEPHI NEWS NOTES.

Nephi, May "a new business block
will be erected soon by Alfred Lunt &
Sons on the ground occupied by the
Wheeler millinery shop. 1t will be q mod
ern business structure, with steam heat
and all new up-tO-date appliances, and
will cost between $500 and $4,000 The
ground floor will be in two apartments
one occupied by the drug store and the
other by a big clothing store under the
ownership and management of MeSsrs
John W. Whitmore and Elmo Moore.
In the district court Frederick Alsing
Petersen of LeVan was the only one out
of six applicants who was admitted to cit
iZenshp. Henry Bannon VS.. Mrs. Thomas
Stewardson motion to dismiss appeal
granted.
Judge Joshua Greenwood and Professor
r. r. Homer will be the speakers of the
day at the Decoration day exercises here
next Saturday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
BURIAL OF MRS. BINNS.
Large Concourse of Citizens Follow
Remains to Last Resting
Place

American Fork. May 27.-FuneraI serv-
ices over the remains of the young wife
OF isaac Binns of this city, who died at
their home in the First ward Monday.
were held in the First ward chapel at >
O'Clock this afternoon. There was a large
attendance of friends and relatives pres
emit The house was appropriately deco
rated for the occasion. A number of
speakers made a few remarks, each offer
ing words of comfort to the bereaved hus-
band and parents of the departed young
woman.
Mrs. Binns had been sick but a very
snort time. About month ago she was
attacked with acute heart trouble and was
in very serious condition for couple
of weeks when she was thought to be on
the improve. but a few days ago she was
taken suddenly worse and suffered in
tensely until death came TO her relief. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
OVard Of this city and was married but
a few months ago TO Mr.. Binns. and the
husband is almost Frustrated over the sad
bereavement. The interment took place
in the City cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Wright highly respect
ed lady of this city, is in a very critical
condition, suffering from tumOrs of the
stomach. She has been i'll for the past
six months, and il was decided yesterday
that the only chance 10 save her life was
to have her undergo an operation. She
was taken to the Holy Cross hospital
Salt Lake, this morning. where the oper-
alton will be performed.
ME and Mrs. A. Christensen of the
Second ward were rendered a farewen
party at the Second ward chapel Monday
night in honor of their departure for a
mission to Great Britain. They will leave
Salt Lake today.
Commencement exercises of the eighth
grade graduates we're held in the Second
ward last night. very interesting pro-
gram was rendered. and the graduates
were welcomed into the first year high
school by the high school students. Pro-
fessor Lyman of the Utah university was
present and spoke in an encouraging way
to the students. eXhOrting them 10 support
their home town high school so that it
would be second to none in the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Much Argument, but Not a Great
Deal of Business Done.

Baltimore. May PA vast deal of ar
sument marked tOdays session of the
Methodist Episcopal general conference
and not a great deal of business was
accomplished. The committee on boun-
diaries held its final regular meeting to-
day, during which IL fixed the boundaries
of the Pacific coast Chinese mission as
embracing all the present missions except
that now in existence at Portland, Ore.
which will remain independent for the
present.
The committee on the epiScopacy de-
cided upon a report generating Bishop
Thomas B. Neeley of Buenos Ayres of
the charges of maladministration laid
against him. From an authoritative
source comes the information that Bishop
Neeley will not be returned to South
America, but that he will be given some
other important post instead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
Throwing His Fortune Away,

Throwing away what one has is not
always the only way to lose fortune.
Being unable to see an opportunity, or
to grasp il when seeing It, is snore
often the cause of losing out in this
world A person who feels too slug
gish to make the best of time can
quickly improve by using Sexine Pills.
the great tonic, that is guaranteed for
all forms of weakness in men and wo-
men. Price 81 a box, six boxes 50. with
full guarantee. Address or call F. ].
Hill Drug Co., THE Never Substitu-
tors" corner Second South and West
Temple street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
TURRET PLATES
STOOD THE TEST
Experiment on Monitor Flori-
da Successful From Naval
Point of View.

Old Point Comfort, Va, May 27.-The
biggest naval gun, the heaviest projec-
tile and the highest explosive known,
combined with close range and deadly
aim, were today allowed TO work their
full havoc on the turret plate of the
monitor Florida The result is declared
to be a victory for turret construction,
and this notwithstanding the eleven
inch hardened steel plate was black
ened, broken, the seams of the turret
sprung and the rivets and screws loos-
ened and twisted
1t was not five minutes after the ter
rible impact that the finely balanced
mechanism of the turret was being
worked with perfect ease and the
twelve-iRch gun on the left side was
trained at will. Inside the turret where
stand the gunners and gun crew the
havoc was much less apparent than
from the outside.
Examination showed that of the
many delicately adjusted instruments
for fire control, sighting and operating
the turret, few if any, were out of
working order.
Not Put Out of Trim.
IF this had happened in battle the
L III III" Nouiu NC h6htlilS yet Seiiu Olle
of the rear admiralS, with enthusiasm.
Then followed a futile attempt 10 de-
stroy the newly designed woven wire
fighting mast on the stern of the Flor
ida. After five shots of the guns had
gone through il the mast stood firm.
Forty shots would not bring it down,
and no enemy would waste ammunition
and time shooting at it," was the ex-
pert comment.
1t was predicted that all new ships
will be equipped with battle masts of
this description.
The scene of the demonstration was
Hampton Roads. The Florida. which
had been in the hands of experts for
some time, lay with steam up, her nose
pointing out through the Virginia capes
near Thimble shoaI light, and about
four miles from Old Point Comfort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
Lindsay Not Even Indicted.

Ambrose H. Lindsay, the railway mail
clerk who was arrested i'm Ogden about
eour months ago by the federal authOri-
ties on a charge of having lifted a spe-
riaI delivery letter from the mails re-
turned 10 Ogden yesterday after his case
was dismissed in the Nevada federal
court Lindsay's case was so weak that
those prosecuting refused TO take it be-
fore a federal grand jury. he expects
Ia be reinstated in the railway mail serV-
ice within a short time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28

Pearl HaWley, Chlora Hyatt. Emile II
christensen. Cherries Crawford, George
Nelson Walter Christensen. Christian
NJ Christensen
Joseph eighth grade-Ruby Hunt. Au-
rilla Ross, James Ebert Parker
kOOsharem eighth grade-Rhoda Ander-
son, Nellie A. Helquist Mary Bagley
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
STATE RESTS ITS CASE.

Harrisburg, Pa. May 1.-THE common
wealth this afternoon rested its case in
the trial of the six men charged with
conspiracy to defraud the state i'm con-
nection with tho contract for furniture
for the capitol. The defense won A vic
tory by securing the exclusion of for
mer Governor William A. Stone as wit
ness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
LISTENED TO MELsA.

London. May 27.-Covent Garden was
Respondent tonight in brilliant decora-
tions in honor of the coming Of the king
and queen of England and the president
of France. It was a gala opera night
by the kings command and Melba and
TetraLzini sang.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
business colIeqe Exercises.

Graduating diplomas were given 10 sew
enty-thTee graduates of the Inter Noun
tain Business college at the First Meth
odist church last evening, where the
commencement exercises were held. The
class address was delivered by Judge
John Z. Bagley. There was also an ad-
dress bv Rev. H. c. Zimmerman. and a
musical program. consisting of an organ
selection, by Professor 5. F.. Whitaker;
selections by the Lewis School orchestra
a vocal solo by j. A. Smith, and piano
snln hN Iuella DaN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28

Tucson. AriZ.. May 27.-At the Demo-
here tomorrow. ". J. Bryan viii be en-
dorsed and Delegate Mark Smith will be
highly commended. Selig Afichaelson of
Phoenix will possibly he the national com
mitteeman. and the six delegates will be
elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
DANCING SCHOOL.

Odeon academy. Adult beginners class
commences Tuesday, June ., at p. m.
Per term, ladies, $500: gentlemen, 50. so.
Ind phone 1900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28

That describes our line; quality Is
first with Us w. A. DUNALL,
Both phones. ITO =. aad SO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
Italian Washer Sentenced.

David MiIlens caused the arrest yester-
iay of DOminick Beangle, an Italian,
whom Millens claims 10 have befriended,
and who is charged with having at
tempted To ALLEVIATE the affections of his
wife. Judge Murphy gave Beangle the
preference of paying a SO fine or going
10 Jail for seVenty-five days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
Kodak Finishing.
Quality Wall Papers.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. 142 Man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
ARIZONA FOR BRYAN.

McCoy's livery, carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
9et fmnitige 2ppebrpl.

st ubenlanolf 9lab iort9aer fol.
genoe lille Siitorie ON, bpor gait oct
foruplig gif Ell engelif Seateroirefter,
Der | ct Seniatipnsoramo bapoe 9rlIg
for ct 2spebrsl og gierne piloe bape
bette Srsl iaa natrrtro iont miIiet.
9a oct MI Dog piloe bore forbunoet
meo ret itore 8anifeligbeoer at babe
en- Seoe al &isb % 9lob itaaenbe noe
melem altlisierne, fit ban Den iinb-
rige Soc of labe en- 2spe brsIe inc /
en- 5onoeraf. Ger bIep itiuet ct iaa.
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pes Sspebure, men 99Itet, Der blep
g~nanent peo Spnet al bet merfelige
Snitrument, log BET it'll meo ct Sug
al lin bploige Sab. Wan prspebe
iaa enbnu en- Sang. Sonoarafen
blep itiaet op ltoenfor 9uret, og bag
peb oct bapoe man paa Ell Stang an.
bragt ct Stpffe aiso. Sspen iprang
berfor meb ct bit 9rsl benimob
apparatets Sraat. Senrpft panoret
mn 9irefteren afiteo meo 8onografen
og belopet Jig paa Ell enorm Sltfces.
On Iftenen lso iau paa Oct afgis.
renbe Steo / Stpffet ct 9spebrsl,
men iaa frpgteIigt, at Silifuerne ban.
pittige al In9it iprans op ira fine
glaOier os itormeoe MOB llogangelte.
Sepen bapoe brslet Solf no al Sea-
tret, men bette bapoe 10 DOG life pGret
Weningen. Gireftsren burbe flor.
peien, Ggeiom Sneoferen / zen Sfier-
iommernatsorsm~, bape fortalt Eli.
ifuerne, at 2spen life sioroe Dem
6ortrGo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
NeIbreoet stee Iioen Sefoffntna
pco Gnticuras MioIerne.

"9cr Iine %iae par to Moa1ehcr game
mel, na bun fit ct lIoAGt / auiiatet, %
inoeu fem Snoc par Inii0t % Souco CT
enciie Saar. @i brnste forificIliac Wdos
Ier, met bun bIen orrre iiteSetfpr benrc,
oo 10 trocbe bltu pflSe blioe blind 90 ar
bcuoes grcn oiTSe faIbe al. 5un leo
ifrGftclig % Heoc til @loSet firo. On
HSutten luadtte vi btnoc hcubcs Srrocr.
9rtte off iuotil bum bar rem giaos
mencr nlunrncI, ou iee hopoc berbe unocr
SamiIicIrgeus &sanbIina; men bun
peebler at Bloc trrre. Son ldqSe, Del
bar Gcscnta. So hlm our ipp Nnaueocr
aumuieI, he1profc iea at bruce Guticiru
Srhe, Guticura Ointment OF Guttcurd
8eioloeut, og iubeu ire llaer - hpilten
Snranariuel Sea peobleb Of BRUCE Gus
ficrd MiSIerne | to MGarener, % port
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life Spor di Soar, oa bum bar ran rcit
ca tlar fom It npfpot Snru, - aIt ior
ben lille llo9iit at $t.75, heor ri fsr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16

- Mifs gIandle @onan fra Glen.
ncoo, Nimy bar ! nosIe Gage op.
boIot fla | gpcn.
Wiis Cora @oIlan fra Glen,
ipooo, Minn.. er berneoe poo Befss
Dos fin Tante Mrs. 3. .. Niit.
CD. o. Tboe, Ioitfisrer / Glib,
e. DAT. er for Sioen / geiss Dos
Sobn 9rnaeitoo.
Cigar anoerion fra Grarep,
Goro 9afota, tiIbrinaer nosIe Soge
Der ! geigg og 6orretninger.
6. 6. Dapioien fom iibfte ugc
bjem fra Sronfiort, 1tid,igon, bpor
ban bcitprcr en- Glepator for @oeman
@rain SO.
Wtiis Gillian SaIporion, Der bar
nGret poa @eisg Der / 9pen, reiite
Sreoag tilbage til tit Siem | Saro-
Dicf, 0tinn.
Wtr. % Mrs. Carl 5. 8irfebp
fra Ionoan. Sotpa, err Der paa oeres
grplnpsreiie. De beisaer Slegt.
|ninger | 8Ienpooo Sonnibip.
Wiis SiIba alolter ira S,irlep,
ga, fom berop til i'm 9rooer Cars
Graduation peo 2utber College iioite
uge OF refer ioag meo airfeforet til
Chicago.
2utber College 9ano % aor
begap iis paa fin paa fin Reiie sit-
oper | 5rebaes. Som fsr meooelt
agteoe De at sipe noele aoncerter /
8iscouiiu fsr Sangerfeiteu ! Obi.
cngo.
Brofesior DIR. &. 8ieriet reilta
| Ssroaes til 8ranb Sorts, q. 9af.,
bpor ban iutcrgen boIber Salen for
@rabnenterne peo 4fililtningsfeiten
peo @ranb Sorts College. San nil
paa Suren ogiaa beige Sersus Sails
ca @lenmooo.
8orger Sanien reiite ibog
(Manbag) noe til DC peitlige Goun.
tper / 9nrb og Spb 9ofota. S SsI.
ae meo bam reiite fire 2anoiseere
terra. 9oar ban fommer ct Stpffe
paa geien %peitoper, CT Der flere iom
ogter at lutte Jig til bans 8slee.
- Ilbert anfinioil, ~asiiiterenbc
&asierer / @inneibeif Gountp State
gonf, reiite ioag meo fin Samilie no
paa en- Serietur. Son bill tilbringe
nogle Gage hos lin Wober noe peo
Sigblanopiae; oern9it toger ban
en- Snr til ct. SIaf % Ic @reeor,
Soma.
groi. Z. G, Sbompion. Tom /
DC iibite 2 q 3 gar bar pprct geltp.
rer af griiilat Icabemp | Rprtlano,
%. 0af., men iom fra nrite Sfole.
aarS @egpnoelie bill blipe S9rer peo
2utber College, opbolot iis iioite uge
/ DEBORAH ct Yor 0aae. San er leo.
ioset al lin uilge Suitru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
SjBrieInbclo.

Rehens Tr. % Mtrs. Sorger
Sborion % beres Ssn ira Iprbeocn
al Burr Saf / SorS6ags bar pao
@eien til 9ecorab og par fommet til
Ct Steb / ~9tprbeoen al Safe SeuclS
sSarm itrur u~oroenfor gpQrGnien,
msbte be .. u. Reeo, Der meO fin gIu.
tomobiI par pnn Seien norooper.
SIR. &eeo itanieoc flu Gutomobil,
meoeu5 be fierte forbi, % oft ipntcS
Of pRrC bel, inotiI 9tceb latte i'm Ma.
fine tenna tgicu. geb Spoen berof
bIeo Seitene rro0e % uitprIige, % ga
Scr. Sboriou fog goot Gag / Sem.
merne for al bolbe Dem bruffehe
"8aibboarbet" / bans 9uqgn % han
for fremoper, og &eitere oroa afiteo /
flIot Sob meb oet Reiultat, al 9ua.
gpen oalteoe "a aQe ire bIep faitet
no. 0}r. Sborion % Ssnneu fom
nogenIunoe gobt fra oct; men Mrs.
Sborion fit femme aupitelier i Rpa.
gen og grpitet. Dfr. 8ee0 tog Mtr8.
Sborion | i'm automobil % btaatC
benbe inc til gpeu til Or. StaboS
aontor, Bpor bun ut Den ns6uenoist
2ebanolns.
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st biitOriE cptpa al peIoiae 81.

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meniioner orransereoes ! Greoogs I
Wien font ct 2eO | 6eitIicbeocrne |
gnleoning aeiier Srans Soiefs go,
darige HeaierinssinbiIGnm Om-
firing 10000 @erioner oeltos | BRO.
c%csiionen, Der bar fine gooe fem Mil
lang. ale be iorifielige 5olefIag |
DC to llnionsriger Eiterris os In.
garn bar reprGienteret, % De op.
troaote | 9ragter ira ale Feriooer,
ira De GI6ite Siber til Rittiber. St.
seleSes brngtes aisretsier al one
Slags fra be GISgamle PRIMITIVE til
&c melt mobcrnc @reier. Gangs belle
&uten bar Der opitiaet Sribuirer
meb Plabie til ialt omfring 10000
gerioner, % iuran Snosangen til
Sofburg bar acngetribunen artbragt
% Der lao Den ganle aeiier omgipet
at en- itor Mnngoe Sertuger % 9rin.
Ter % g~rinicsier.
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Sra 9prtm9 @roue.
Otter sSeraIosJ

Miis Gina MotbiIoa SDcnion
.os 1beobore g.. @oppe blep forleoeu
Ggtepieoe | Den uorif-Iutberife Strife
.af Faft. Meaue.
gnom en- Mutomobil er fom.
men til gpen, ioet O. 6. Glasrno
bar forifofiet fla ct af oisie burtise
geirrorinssmioler.
Rrof. s.. 81. SmIie, geItprer
for De offentIige SfoIer / @Iennoob,
G;nn., beisger for Sioen fine Ben
rler Der.
Nrs. q. Q. Sobnion fra Ie.
oina, q. Dat, beisger for Eioen
gamIe Somter paa 8aterloo Mibge.
sun er bopeoiageIis fommeu berneo
for at pGre tiiiteoe peb fine eamIe
6orRlores, Wfr. og Mrs. Sonas
Smenions @uIbbrpailp, Der fanot
Steb 2sroag ben t3oe os.
SprtHg Orppes Folfnle1fer er
blanot De lpffelige, Der bar faaet Baa.
leg, ioet bans 2en er bIepen forbeiet
meo 5000. Eoitmeiteren | galebo-
nia bar fact Ell 2snsforbsielie of
500 liant ct Siu9g af $500 for
Coming til en- 9etierh.
= Sisrneitenen for Den npe Strife
/ @ilmington, gaitor $. s. 8eins
&alo, neologbes meb en- imuf Ssi.
tiOeIigbeo Ssnoas ben ABE os. Sor.
uoen Steoets Brett iamt Yait. ct. g.
Heane berfra 9pen oeltog oeiaa 8ait.
g. Seebulis fro 2oaiit. 8ilming.
tons airfefor bar peb oenne anleo-
ming asiiiteret al 4oret fra Spring
8rope, % @ilmington Muiifforps
tos osiaa Del / Yrosrammet. ct
Offer optoges til gpgeefonoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-16
Sgpneit fDrDrepet
pth flsenbt SnnnSnnt. Gu aibeu Se!bre'
neIie pen GntirurazM iolerHt.

~@t SuouSlGt trso no pan mig, pa
BET fpreote iiq nriten ppcr belle Segentet.
aIecn bIeo nnrit, mai iea bare Idst mig,
90 lea tiinoe life iooc. Sea forSeate flcs
rc 06oIer. men bet Meb pprrc. incfI iea
III rooct guticrrd Snbe on guticurd
%iaS, Der itrar begbrbtc 1t Etn0rc. Sns
Ben ieg bdobe briat en- SIdite StlS, bar
iID0rttct belt for1prubet. Sea erritcr, at
ole Der PLACES, funDc fad Gliticliros
WeinIcrue. Srapis Bates, SanrbiIn,
Nrf., 26be GpriI 1907"
aufnpiet nbssries % iuboorteS SsbanbIina for bier
99nIb hos SpGhbrru, lnat % garIe, b~eitaaeuoe az
guticura Srbe (25c) I'll at renie Snbeu. enttrnra
Cirfmsuf (5ocl III at IGae Subeu % Cutie nra @tiol'
penn (HOcl q Germ at fnfDlaeet9btt Yiler 8e for
en- TIafr al e0) I'll at renie @Ipbet. S0Ises pcer belle
gereeu. qctirr Sris a Chem. eprp.. eueetere,
Gsfpn, glasi.
rF SenSes irit: Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.