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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08

ars. Saturday will be fair If indIca-
lions prove correct. The same predic-
ton which applies to Utah also applies
TO western Wyoming with Saturday
clearing. Weather conditions generally
are far from satisfactory. The low bar
ometiic pressure over the Plateau has
divided with centers over Utah and
Wyoming. causing precipitation over
portions of Oregon Washington. Idaho
and the British Northwest Territory.
The storm over the Ohio valley and
Lake region has changed but little
causing heavy rains east of the Missis-
sippi valley with largest amounts at
New York, Boston and Scranton. over
those districts with frost temperature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
LINDSAY TAKES APPEAL.

David Lindsay has filed suit against
the Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany for s2O.50 for a suit case which
he says was lost in the local station
last summer According to the COM
plant. Lindsay claims he sent the case
to the station by an expressman, who
put 1t in the proper place. but when
he came to get It, 1t was gone.
The company claims that the eX-
pressman placed the case inside the
door without notifying anyone and that
1t is not liable on that account. The
case came up before Judge Lewis In
the third district court, on appeal from
Judge Whitakers court, where the
judgment had been rendered in favor OF
the company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
IN POLICE COURT.

The case of the state vs.. George
Russell, charge with assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to do bod
lily harm TO Josie Russell was set
for hearing this morning In Judge
Diehl's court, but was continued
without date. Russell, who Is col
ored. struck the woman over the eye
with a milk pitcher during row in
FRANKLIN avenue several weeks ago.
The case Of the state Va. Jerry
Chorn, colored, charged with shooting
another negro In a Commercial street
gambling house several weeks ago,
was also continued without date.
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TRIO ORDERED OUT.
Suspects Told to Get Out of Town and
Without Delay.

Henry Clark. George Howard and
G. A. Gets. suspected Of being *
pockets and believed to have had
some part in the Gray Brothers
clothing store robbery were ordered
out of town today by Judge Diehl.
The trio was put up before two shifts
OF policemen who were instructed to
arrest the men If seen in this city
after o'clock this evening. If ar
rested again. they will be given long
sentences and stiff ones, but 1t is not
expected they will remain here.
George Sheets brought about the ar
rest of the three suspects. 1t was his
first trick"
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RIOT NEAR SHOPS.
Strikers and Strike Breakers Use he.
yOlycrs i'm Conflict.

There was a riot call at police head
nuaters last night from the vicinity of
the Rio Grande shops caused by a fight
between strikers and strikebreakers and
as result $. s Rochester, Il. Me-
ChrthS Il. G. Mott and G, j. Miller we're
arrested and lodged In the citv iail on
the charge of nssaulting Thomas Jones
ana John Daley. The men arrested are
snld 10 be strikebreakers. while the
men on strike Daley was dubbed over
tho head with Il revolver during the
fight.
Orncers Carlson, Brown aud Rinley
Went 10 the scene OF conflict and the
participants scattered in every direction
The -four men were captured after n
spirited chase. and after shot was fired
TO scare them
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DANCE AT sALTAIR.
Oregon Short Line Employees and
iIeld's Band AT the Lake Tonight.

At 8 o'clock this evening special
train win leave the saltuir depot for
the lake. Each car win contain n
merry bunch of young and old folks.
Oregon Short Line employees, their fam
lilies, wives, sweet hearts and friends.
Everyone Is invited to 90 and "a good
time is promised everyone who does
go. Helds band Of % pieces win be
ON hand, and with a long list OF at
fractions arranged there Is absolutely
no danger OF the good time" promise
not being kept
Chairman Price Of the committee OF
arrangements says boquots win be
provided Tor eacn lady stenographer Of
the number ana order OF dances fur-
nished Mr. Price claims that tho short
Line has the best looking stenograph,
ers OF any railroad In the west.
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CASSIDY GETS SUIT CASE.

Officer Cassidy saw man on Com
meroial street last night with suit
case. He called upon him 20 stop
but the man dropped tho case and ran.
Cassidy gave Qhase but was not feet
enough to catch tho fellow The suit
case was taken 70 police headquarters
tained nothing but clothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
CHARGES STATUTORY oFFENsE

Jessie Ray Dickson has filed suit for
divorce from Ber-tram +. Dickson In
the Third district court, alleging that
he has committed a statutory offense
upon numerous occasions and contract
ed disease. The couple were married
at ottawa. Kan, Dec. "a, 1900. Mrs.
Dickson further asks for $50 per month
alimony and that the defendant be en-
joined from disposing of his property
during the tendency of the suit, and for
costs and ATTORNEYS fees.
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STILL SELECTING BOOKS.
Convention Committee Considering the
Merits of Five New Subjects Today.

Tho subjects being considered I'm
committee by tho text book convention
this morning are spelling geography,
drawing history and music. The quail
iilcations Of the books offered in each
subject are thoroughly gone over In
committee. so that recommendations
may be made on each subject to the
entire board when II shall reassemble
10 hear the reports Of the committees.
The members OF the board spent yes
terday afternoon M the guests Of Pres
ident Kingshury Of Tho University.
--------------s~----------
Fort Douglas band at Wandamere
tonight.
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HENRY IN COURT.

In Justice Dana 4. Smiths court
this afternoon, joe Henry a messen-
ger, is having a preliminary hearing
on the charge of highway robbery.
Henry and Ed Brush were arrested
several weeks ago on the charge of
holding up a man at the rear of the
Alamo saloon on Commercial street.
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TWO WIVES SET FREE.


Judge Morse this afternoon IN the
preliminary portion of the regular Fri
day matinee granted two DEGREES by
default Sarah y. Ashworth secured
a divorce, custody of one minor child
and attorneys fees from Thomas IT,
Ashworh upon an allegation OF fail
ure 10 provide Mary T. Ferguson was
granted q divorce the custody of one
minor child aud SIS per month allmony
upon am allegation 81 failure 10 pro
vide charged against her former hus-
band Robert j. Ferguson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08

refused TO pay the increased license
demanded by the assessor.
The fact was discovered some time
ago that the ordinance granting the
street railway franchise To the COM
pany did not contain any provision
conpellig the company TO issue trans
fcrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
FROST TONIGHT.
Weather Bureau Promises Cold snap
For Utah and Wyoming.

Freezng temperature is predicted for
SAT- Lake vicinity and Utah generally
tonight Win indications pointing to
freezing weather, its up 10 residents Of
tne state 70 protect their gardens, farms
ahu orehalas as best they can With
she drop ~ mercury may come show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
ARMY APPROPRIATION BIZ

Washington, May S.--The house !,
day agreed to the conference renop,
on the army appropriation bill wbIcs
now goes TO the president. or inc
seven millions provided for increased
pay, enlisted men will receive approx
1mately 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
WATCH DISAPPEARS.

Mrs Sherwood, residing al No. Brown
fats, reported to the police this morning
that a lady's gold open-faced watch was
stolen from her apartments yesterday
The police have a DESCRIPTION OF the
timo-piece and are trying TO locate It,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
DISTRICT JUDGES
CHOSEN TOMORROW
Convention for This Judicial Dis
triCt Meets in Salt
Lake at 9 O'clock.
TWO DARK HORSES APPEAR.
They Are In the Form of Candidates
For One Position on Bench and
District Attorncyship.

pr
ihaS polucs when came out OF ODD
security for the earliest opening tho
state has known 10 NOT destipod in
,ot,ro ,i, ,, a..
u''''l tnc counting VI '"e
NoNeWper ballots is the Indication of
developing situations
Ycstordav th ta,,,t,tio.,,, t..t 4
,..,. !, -. ''''
9. "'oilicHt alter settllnB the ques-
ton OF who should cast ballots at Chi
cago. and today they are busy for to-
morrow,s battle.
RMS has 20 do with the nominal
ton OF four candidates for the district
bench, and the convention will assem-
pa u YIN H. q notlng strength OF l4S deie-
Ritchie at o'clock a. m.
Besides this convention two Demo-
cratlc conventions are due within the
next few weeks as wen as an "Ameri-
can party convention If that organiza-
ton decides to put judicial ticket In
the field.
,,,r,c ,,,.,,,,,,,-,,s,
S1AL'i' N-N4N LiHN hi1'''
Tho leading candidates for tomor.
rows meeting are the four judges now
on the bench Morse. Richie. Lewis
and Armstrong The latter was busy
fixing his fences in the state conven-
lion yesterday afternoon, while an out
side candidate was also busy. This
was Judge Whitaker of the civil di-
vision of the city court, and while his
friends declare he is opposing neither
Lewis nor Armstrong, stu 1t is against
them that his strength is being exert
ca. so Tar all delegates appear TO BIO
united on Morse ana Ritchle, and no
nsht Is expected on elther.
"A feature OF the convention Is that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal formi
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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LAUX.---In this city, May G, Julia Nell
lie LauX, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. l.aux.
Funeral services will be held from the
s. u. Evans mortuary chapel today
May S, at 2 p. IN, Interment in Mt
OliYet.
Johnson 633 sixth East street,
this city. May s, 1908, John j. John
son; born March 80. 1855, In London,
England.
The funeral services win be held sun
day at / y. m. from the funeral chapel
~ Joseph Mm. Taylor 81 south West
Temple street, FriendA are Invited to at
tend. lntcrment In city ceemtery,
lSEEFE.-In this city. May 6, Thomas
22 days
The funeral services viii be held from
oDonnei 8 Co.'S funeral chapel today
lFrldayl at =. m. lnterment In Cal
vary cemetery Friends invited.
RYAN Mercur Utah. on May
william Ryan, aged 3s years, nine
months and II days.
Funeral services will be held from
hber Halls funeral chapel, g2B south
west Temple street. today al 4 %. mi
in'erment IN Calvary cemetery.
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LOST.

BETWEEN ass 7TH AVE. AND 2. C
NJ l., a small package OF MeNlcai
Aigretts. Return to 46S 18th Ave. AM
receive reward.
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WEATHER REPORT
ToDAY's RECORD
YEsTEnpAYIs rEMpERArURE
BORN.
DIED.

HIGBEE. the wife OF Robert T
lligbee Il son; May 6. 1908 All well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
WHY USE YOUR

Letterheads for scratch paper an
we can sell you scratch paper so chez.
THE DESERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08

II. e. Evans, Florist, SO S. Main ST.,
Floral designs n specially. Phone 96l,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08

Bank Clearings-Today's local bank
clearings amounted to $6g5,676.33, as
against s1,0SO,157.17 for the same day
last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-08
ga cup of McDonald's delicious cocoa
can be made for only half cent. 1t Is
of double strength, so be sure to make
it the Mcdonald way.
Mcdonald salt Lake whose chloe made.

Mcdonald whose chocolates arc the best made.
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lSEEFE.-In this city. May 6, Thomas
A. keefe' aged 20 years, II months aud
22 DAYS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26
I'll lln0erretntnQ

for Dem, Der agter at relle til IQrs=
mp0et, pil Ieg meOoele, at MI ser
fife CT Gale ON nogen &eouftion Ell
ter Den gdmle certificate plan,
lda bar jeg DeO lln~oeri6gelle og
Spreipergiel bos 8anernes @opeO=
age1lter fer / ct. 2puis faaet at
TIDE, at dle 8anerne, Ser 6orer til
ngSeitern Easienger 9(slociation"
ielger giQetter efter /. Sum- forltf.
I'll alle unortbern relorts", noget
hiuigere END &c. pr. Wfil. SeO at
fpbe oisie 8iuetter - return IL
.cfets" - fan Der ipares nogle 9ol-
lars pau bper Billet, bpilfet 10 pil
blipe flere SunOreDe for bele Mp=
set.
@dupaoa er ct al 0isie northern
reiorts~, og felgenOe 9uner ielger
SiQetter til neOiat 8ris: Chicago
& Nortbmeltern Gocf SslanO Sp-
item, SQinois Central pg @iscon=
fin 9ertroI Seq tenfer oglaa
G6fcogo Wf1flrattffee & 81. ImAag
madife flere andre. @aa iii nernle=
tie 9aneagent ct 8ar Tiger, fer S
rtl reiie til Weoet og beo bom itaffe
Disie 9iQetter til @a1paca; tbi set
Ell fife iaa bit, at Ngenterne peo
bper file Station bar Dem paa
Saanoen, men Fan fun foa Dem,
ON Fan faar oct at pioe i SIDE. Son
5 enoelig fife faa 8iQet til @alt-
paca, lac fob unortbern reiort IL
cfet" til ct. Guul og ioa igen Der
ira til @m1puca. Men buff, a t
0tsie 8illetter mua fore
niles Dos Igenten / % IL
pdca or 8oDfenoele CD a.
liootion'l fpr S reiier
6iem. 6lere bar ipurgt, ON Ser
6lep nogen 6eouftion / 4ar. 9ette
er ioa Spar poa Spergsmoulet. Set
beolte, ieg fan gere for eoer / Iar.
sc mi, Genner, at foa set oronet
meO eOers 4gent / SIDE.
Slip cette n0 al 9luoet for frem-
ti0ig Srug.
9. as ss,s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26

uoitter9r Melpaling"; tbi oa ieg
mejlonlmelig bopOe bolot uo, til lea
bopbe l9it Ben igennem, bopoe lea
Ell Sornemmelie, iom ON ieg bopOe
iIobet % ipbet al Ell SPITE @e(-
rulling, | bpilfen Ser fife en- @anq
rar Ct Sm6rbnl.
Set er ubegri6eligt, at ct Men=
neife bar funnel bape Saolmooig6eo
til at robe laaoan EN- Mosie &oos
iammen, % lige iao ltbegri6eligt Ell
Set, at 6orfntteren fan meme, al
ol;Dre ifulOe bape SaolmoOigbe0 nof
iii at lpie set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26
Wt9rf!

Den 3. SUM- pil oGe Samfun6ets
6egnifaber 6lipe ofilutteoe; Oerfor,
CT Der enonu Samfunospenner, iom
pnifer at gipe til en- eler o1oerl
Sag, ioo ienO eoers @oper ino, fer-
ems opclrllGpnte Cato, at &pitterin=
gen fan fonll1e nle0 / oette NLors
Gegnifober.
Saf, &enner, for Sferpiaig6e-
bens 9lonO, iom life er / 9lftagenoe,
men meget mere / SiltogenoC
i6lurDt os.
S %6roOerlig SGrbbOigbeo
8. 9. G6riftionien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26

(gfter u6or Stem og Sfole.")
GeD set friltelige 5fo(empoe
Ebiiteo forleoen inoleDe 9erer 9e-
Der en, &ob6er0 - efter Morgen-
onoogt peO @altor &rarup, Nors
- Ell 6orbonOling ON
EN- @usfaoers Spguoe
om 8prneopDraqer.
San betpneoe, at Da hi er lfa6t
til Samlip meo @1O, nlaa Opora-
gelie gaa no paa at fore Barnet til
ct iaaoant SamIip, oerneIt til til.
itge at agte paa ali, bpao Ser ct
erbart, retf9rOigt, rent, eG-
bpao Der bar goot Sop, en-
bper Sober (8bil. 4, 8.
Gnbper, Ser bar meb 8prn at
gpre, pirfer mere eQer minDre paa
Dem / opOragenOe eler neooragenoe
Hetning. Saberen er oerfor fun
en- - ON enc al Oe betpoeligere -
al flere, Ser bar meo Barnet at
ggre; ban paaOirfer BET fife alene
peo Orb, men tiqige peo gfsempel.
maa ban ielp bore ct tro-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26
Splitteliem | oct
repnblifanite Yarti.

SGll4lt VullY llul " IlCuuCtC uOl
p0ientlige al Ell Artifel al @alz
ter MeQmnn / Gbi. 9fec. @r. al %.
~. San i"friper:
n9lt noget ct f%orfert peO bet re-
publifanife Eorti Der / ben natio=
nnle @ope0ltaO nlod pe0 Oerrne Si0
nGre fldrt for Sa10et. &ige peo
gegDn0elien AT Ell ipGr Stamp for
Hegeringsfontrol - Ell Scamp, ION
enOog 91eplt6lifanerne t%illtaar bill
blipe 6aur0 - er @urtiet pe0 So
ret ct @us, Der 'er ipli0agtigt meo
Itg ielp og uOe al StanO til at uo-
fpre BET pigtigite 9%lr6eiOe, ion 2an=
oct petter al set.
&paO er Der / &ejen meo oct re-
tltblifonlfe Earti? @porfor piier
Set Jig iuo uOpgtigt pon ct iaa
flitiif Stabe?
ut ipare paa bette Spergsmaul
pil bore set iomme iom at ifripe
ct intereslant &apitel al Dor Sios
&iitorie.
Gen pGientlige Spagbeo / Ben
repu6lifanife 2e0elie ifplbes en- u6-
bre0t 6plelie al, at Er9Ii0ellt
9iooiebelt life far ipiQet YrGit0ent
Go1en yfuir". 9enne Misfornpjel=
ie bar / mango 8ilfploe leot til
6ien0tligbeo imoO @r9iiOenten,
hans 8olitif og bans Gefommen0a=
tioner, Ell Misfornejelie Iterf nof
til at ipGffe bans SnOf1pOelie iom
@artile0er og til at itanOie @iulene
/ 2opgipningsmaifineriet.
Wan Far / flere Waaneoer pioIt,
at &ooiepelt planmesiigt bar ar
beiOet for at faa Winilter Gait iom
i'm @fterfelger. Get er lpffeoes at
iifre Cats Domination. &ooie=
relt faar i'm &iQie. San 6ar brugt
lin SnOflpOelie iom 8reitoent, 8or=
tileber og 2anDets melt populGre
Wan0. San Far brngt Stat efter
Stat / Sinie for Saft. @t ban
life burbe 6ape giort bette, men Ia
BET Solicit ielp p9lge i'm Wano,
bet CT &lagen, man fprer imoO
G~ooiepelt.
MGnOene, iom forer oenne &lo=
ge, er 2eOere / BET rep1tblifanife
&orti. De ipiQer en- pigtig &oGe
/ 2%obgipningen og / Manipulerin-
gen al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
0eres 6orbitrelie imob 8reiioen=
ten itiffer Op6t Og letter lit Merfe
poe oct republican, fe Yartis Sfeh-
ne. Sen forflarer ben nerb9renoe
Situotion. Sen %forflarer, bporfor
@artiet pe0 &oret MI er Iaa oaar-
Zig Oeiciplineret, bporfor Ser ggr
fig en- iaa0on 8itterbeb og &rpbs-
ming al @eniigter geloenoe melem
nbe TO Gnoer al @aoen" Set
@pioe @us og aopitoliet.
9iSie MenO flyer, at bpao Mr.
G%ooieoelt ifuloe babe giort, bar at
9oIOe Jig neutral, bpaO Nominatio-
men ortgaar, at bape fulgt en- Itreng
Ieutralitetspolitif me0 @enipn til
@alg al 9elegater % erfleret, at
bans Smraabe bar fife at oiftere
Gominationen, men at g6re @artiet
iao iterft, at BET funOe belge, bpem
iom 6elIt 8artiet moatte nominere.
0eriom 8~reiioenten bapoe giort
BET, flyer 0e, iaa piloe Der fife
bope peret Spsrgsmool ON bans
Tsrerffab - bans birfelige Ssrer-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26

~Doniferen" uogoar to @anqe
ugentlig og foiter $3.50 pr. Gar-
gang. - BrGbe-Numre fenbes frtt
poa SorIangenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-26


Get belle &arti piloe bape fulfet
Jug onfring BAN for at gipe @elo
til bans 8eltr9belle r for at oipe
9ele 2anoet Siuio til &epublifun=
ismen, iaa at ben republifanlfe
Gnlglilte piloe pGre iiffer poa at
iejre PEG @alget. 5 Steoet for at
gpre bette, tiger De, foretraf bar
al Oiftere Nominotipnen, % Der
reo bar ban tabt i'm mpralife
SnoflpOelie. Sans Stprfe blanOt
Solicit i%norommeS; ban er trent
beles meget popltlGr. 9e benpgter
life bans SnOflpOelie bps Wfus=
lerne, men Be erflGrer, at ban life
lGngere er De WGnOs Sprer, Ser
i reprpientatip GSorituno er ul110=
Qooelig ~npOpenOige for Sanoling og
Somorbeioe, ON 8artiet ifol ppre
feloigt.
9enne @itterbeOsfplelie forflarer
cqlaa ret mango inOflpOeliesrige
9fepublifanereS 8e ltenmelie at o.
re bpoo De f%orntoar fgrit pg trent
melt for at bin0re Wtuligbe0en al
Hpoiepelts eden Domination pd Ser
nGit for at bit0re, at Eartiet lfal
9an for raotfalt op / Eoole pelt=
ismer. Oct fprlte fpler De Jig I'LL
fire pnu at ppnad peo at non1irlere
Goplepelts egen WtanO, CONNER
Saft. 6or set onOet ur6eiOer Sc
al ole &refter / forifelige Hetnin=
ger. Set er / BEN @eniigt at OPP
naa Stprfe pg SammenbolO for
Oct iioite Mools Gpnanelie og life
for at tilfpie Gait 9teOerIog, at Sc
iaafalotc alliereoe bar lppet bin
anoen at ltoa iammen.
llu1ogooeligt letter Oenne Sin=
genes SilltanO, Oenne &ump mellenl
&rGfterne inOenfor Hartiet, Mfini-
tier Gait / Ell Oelifat og panifelig
Sitting. Ger gSr Jig alereOe Ell
ltprf Sen0ens grl0en0c for. iau
meget iom nulligt at title &ooie=
pelts 8erion / 9nggrunOen og gprG
Snft til @nrtiets &cOer langs mere
f%onIerpatipe 2inier. Seriom Saft
afllaar at lutte til og fonferere meo
De fpnlerputipe, Ser lua nplig er
tran0t bum til Stette, 1aa ptl ban
blipe beifplOt for ooarlig &olitif.
for 6Orlpg paa at FORBADE Hor-
tiet % ubiGtTe SET fur Snb pec
&algct. Sm ban OeriRtoo fon-
~fererer meO De fonierpdtipe oQ
pr6per poa at fremme Surn!rnl
ueo at nnerfen0e Dem iom go0e &c,
publifar1ere, Der life bar til6prt
Nopiepeltfloien, ion pil ErGiiOen=
tens nlporligite &enner blipe uroli=
Qe % mistGnfiomme al1gaaenoC
Safts 6orbol0 til bans Gbef pg
hons Srp1fob in1D0 Be &rufter. Ser
far gjprt bnm til, bpu0 ban er.
s Oente panifelige &oQe ipnl
GanOiOut og &eOer pao Ell Si0,
0a Yartiet er Oelt / TO mooltrtoenoe
6aftioner, piier Gait lin Stprfe %
0DgtigbeO. San er en- Mano, bpis
Gpgtig6eO iom Eplitifer piier lig,
life De0 at bore fist 8an0 puo
bper SfulOer", men pes &laripnet=
beo, Saitbeo / @enligt, @oben6eo
fine l1otalelier, paa lor1me 5io
lom ban bier ltor Saalmooigbe0 oq
CT DeO goOt &uner. @an bill babe
Iaa megen Sarmoni og @elpiQie,
iom ban fan faa uoen 0pgipelie
al nogen Sen eGer 1loget @rincip
og life mere.
Der Ell 0fenO / @ai6ington, Ionl
renter, at Genifa6et og Sierteligbe=
Ben melem Sen afgooenoe og Sen
fommen0e 6prer inOen lertge bill
lloe @f6rGf, og at bette Srl1O mt
ligpis fan fan acknowledgements 6ol-
ger for &onpentionen / Chicago.
Wen 2an0et fan pere uoen 8e=
fpmring angaaen0e inaoan fore
itilt Smpeltning. Sntet / oenne
@eroen er mere uiutOipnligt ems ct
iooOon Soroifelp.
Mon Ieier meQem 2inierne, at