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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
PRODUCE.


ChIcago. Feb l6.-peclines OF = TO sd
in the price of wheat at Liverpool had
weakening effect on the market here to-
day There was little support from bun
sion and in consequences sentiment In
the wheat was quite bearisn. AT the
start prices were unchanged 20 d p IL
lower compared with the previous close,
May opening at i3i4 10 l.3A. Later
May sold up 10 l13G.
GnfaVOrable weather for tho country
movement caused moderate trmness in
corn. cash houses being fair bidders
early iu the session. Offerings IN the plt
were light May opened IL 10 a higher
at 6i7s TO g. and advanced 90 65A
Buying of september delivery by COM
mission houses WAS The feature of trade
iu oats. The market displayed cOusid-
cradle urmuess during the FIRST hour.
May opened unchanged az 93es and sold
Trade IN provisions vas scarcely Of
sufficient volume TO establish a market
and prices showed almost no change
from Yesterdays hnaI. quotations
came to tho support Of the market and
throughout the remainder of The ses-
sion e strong, tone prevailed MAY. adj
raueed Co lliE or % above yesterday
high record mark. Tue close was strong
with MAY mp D at llHsNl-AA.
tom-Ihe market became decidedly
May advancing To- 05a. The close was
strong with May up p nt at 65ss aG64,
tlusc-W heat-Mny, ll4lsNl 49, July.
Io0ir. Sept. H. Dec qf's
Corn Feb. e2l4; May sos a@7i; July
oats-Alay. '5aa,aas; July isaqs>a.;
ferk-Nay l5.e'4aI7.@; July l7l2aa
Lard MAY e0 July aSs6 ass;
i'6s.Alay. ks9Has@; July 9m
Barlcy-cash. 620G1
Timothy March. 800. April. $780,
CloNcr-March. 9l5.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Feb iG-Butter - STEADY.
CLcameries, 22Q& dairies. uaE
Eggs-SteadY M mark. cases included.
-IH -Hs first H. primo ursts. 80
lIgts"" STEADY. Daisies. laiaulf. twins.
s0IoI young Americas, 1874 long horns.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Fob. i6 Sugar raw. steady.
f3if re4nlns a.ll, Centrifugal .96 test
~ noiaases sugar, 4.N
henned-Quiot crushed. 5G. powder
cd. %, giauuIated, f5j.
,grce t'adr No. RIO. ~ as, no Q
ENAPoRATED FRUITS
Sew York Feb. l5-Evaporstsd am.
pics continue quiet uf unchanged urI4fa.
ffIurs are unsettled and supplies ar.
being passed for sale Quotations un-
AprIoo's quiet but steady; mo- change
r.aches continue casy without amy
change Iu prirCa
lhlfIus ale offered quit, freely ON
spot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
DIED

LD NuGltEN Carolina. aral az .e4r.
uf general debility
Funeral "wednesday at ID a. rr frDu Is
M Taylor q GO 's chapel Tutermtnf rIf.
ceweie'9 Friends Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

oral blocks of the stock were dispose,
Hf GAO IS cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
WOOL.


ST. Louis. Feb iC--Wool nominal. Ter
utury and western mediums, l1gI; me
mediums, lJU17 fine. l3u1A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
PNEUMONA ToLLowsLA Gnnrr

Pneumonia often follows la grippe
hut never follows the use of Folevs
Honey and Tar Tor la grippe coughs
ana deep seated colds Refuse any
hut the eouu.n, iu thc yellow pack
ago 1900 Drug Co.. C'Thc Ney-
an SubstitutOrsD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16

MANN. Cons. 8 asked. Dextcr.2 bid;
Mustang = bids Pmenut 2 asked: Buf-
ialo, ] asked Standard, I asked; Min
cial HH 4 asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Furview Eagle. II bid; Nevada Hills
Las bid; Pittsburg Sill Peak, SO0S2.
Eagles Nest, sac. Hailstoue, asked,
Round Mountain. $3.50. Rawhidc
queen regent, 20 asked. RaWhide Goa.
litiou. 45 bid, Balloon HILL 3 asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
BULLFROG

Bullfrog Mining, bid. Mont Bull
frog. I asked: National Bank. 2N4;
Amethyst 4d5: Bonnie Clare asked;
MayhOwer CON, 1916 g. Sceptcr.
asked; Montgy nj, 10 asked; Home
stake Con. 6 bid. Tramp Con-. l6 ask
aU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16

Kansas city. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
Tuu. market steady Native steers, 5.0u
t.m. uutivc cows and heifers GOO b.sp
-tookers and feeders. 36Oa6,2o; bulls
e.wulG. calves. 3.50U7.25: western
sf,ar- tOIq6 %. western COWS. = 7Jli5. -
Hog--R Receipts. $3.50 market De. hiRh
eI Bulk of sales. 6.UVu6. b, heavy. t.fOQ
s..J. packers and butchers, t3gbUl i
-nccu-Reecipts. GOO. market steady
Nuttons. 4.5OuG.60. lambs, 6.Mu go
mure w,thrs. l.oOuIoO; fed ewes. a.eH
1.-u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Feb. 1G.-Cattle-Reccipts ts-
rS4Ft- nj. Texas steer-. 45Q5.25: west
eru steers. 4.l0a5l5, stockers and feed
ems g. lau5.55. COWS and heiters. l'WM
$40. calves. 6.10aS.00. $500.
market steady. shade higher. Lights, o. 10
a6a5. mixed 615u6.65; heavy, 6.S0fto 'ui
rough G3uT6.lO. good TO choice heavy
6.Wu6.1O; piss. 5.@06l0i bulk OF sales'
d. fuu6.Gl -....
Shecp-Receipts, estimated az LV9'
market strong Native, 3.5M0.la; west
ou 2Nu5 NJ. yearlings. bludI 10; lambs
native. zoos. s.: western. 5.00n5.sp
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DIcameries, - &, dairiea. uaE
Eggs steady. az mark. cases included.
-lfi % urst 20. primo ursts. 80
tIcrsn#HStDHdN. Daisies. lJfeu1f. twins.
1905, young Americas 1854 long horns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
~ FRNNCIsCo MNRKET.

James A. Pollock a. CO.. bankers
aud brokers 8 west Second South, fur
nish the following received over their
private Wire on san Francisco mining
stocks.
COMSTOCk
ophlr l.2Ont.2J: MtNIuau. t5U6bt
Gould a Curry. l20li CON- Va. 42Hi3;
savage, 1Sal9. Hale d Norcross. lSplg.
Yellow Jacket. 3S039. Belcher. 2lU24.
Confidence, 1I asked. Sierra Nevada, ~
H23, ENchequer % asked. Union. ga
90 Chollar l0s. potosi. SU9.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10

Special 10 the Eagle.
Austin. Texas. May lO.-An unex'
pected fight developed in the house TO-
aav on the bank deposits guaranty
measure when Representative Niekels
moved TO table the motion to recon
slider the vote by which the Nickeis'
Raw hank bin was postponed indeh'
nitely last Saturday. This motion by
an opponent OF guaranty legislation
nonplussed the members and Vaughn
declared that such action would de-
feat all bank guaranty legislation lie
said that the positive rejection of one
bill means the defeat of all the oth'
ers. The house by a decisive vote
refused TO table the motion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
WILL GIVE LEGISLATURE A REST.

special to the Eagle.
Austin. May lO.-while Governor
Campbell will not divulge his inten-
tions. It Is the general opinion among
the legislators that third special ses-
sion will not be called Immediately
even IL the bank guaranty bill and
the bin refundlng the state bonds fail.
The governor realizes that there
would be great difficulty In maintain
ing a quorum after tomorrow. ], is
believed that he will not reconyene
the legislature for a month or six
weeks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
HASKELL STILL CL|NGs
To TECHN|CAuT|EG
Claims Federal Court Has No Juris-
dietion. Jury Short One Man.
One Hundred Witnesses Sum-
moned. Secret Service Men
Present.

Special TO the Eagle.
Tulsa. Okla. May lO.-The attor-
neys for the defense in the case OF
Governor Haskell and prominent citi'
zens of Oklahoma. charged with con-
spiraey in the townsite frauds. an
nounced today that they will move
the dismissal OF the special grand
jury which was organized today for
demonstrating the charges. Haskell's
attorneys claim that the enabling act
which joined Oklahoma and Indian
Territory contains no clause whereby
crimes committed In either of the ter
ritories prior TO statehood can be In
vestigated and therefore the federal
court has no jurisdiction.
Federal Marshal Victor is short one
man OF the sixteen drawn for the
jury. The proceedings are not likely
to begin activity before tomorrow.
Judge John A. Marshall of Utah Is
presiding. Attorney Rush. special
counsel for the government Is here.
He said this morning that hundred
witnesses have been summoned. A
large number of secret service men
are present. The investigation may
continue until next Monday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10

NIT that they are common carriers
aud prohibit them from owning pro
duclng wells. and which give the sec
retary of the Interior the right to
take charge Of the companies In case
OF any violation of the regulations.
II this relief is granted II is believed
the standard will undertake to build
the pipe line.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
Conference Committees Can't Agree.

Conference Committees Can't Agree.
The free conference committee hay-
Ing the senate bank deposits guaran-
~ bill under consideration worked all
morning behind locked doors and no
agreement had been reached at noon
today when the committee recessed.
II Is expected that the committee will
report at four this afternoon either
on agreement or a disagreement II Is
reported that the capitalization OF
state banks and the rearrangement
OF the guaranty fund are the contested
points In the committee.
The conference committee on the
state railway bill reported at noon that
an agreement could not be arrived at
and requested the appointment OF
another committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
THREE HUNDRED BANKERS IN
HOUSTON.

Special 10 the Eagle.
Houston. May i0.-Tnree hundred
delegates were present In Princes the
ater this morning at 10 o'clock when
President Yantis OF the Texas Bank
ers Association called the annual
convention to order The morning was
given over TO welcoming addresses and
responses President Hilland OF the
Central National bank OF St Louis de-
llvered a notable speech.
The bankers are not enthusiastic
over the hybrid bank guaranty bill
but say they will meet any conditions
the legislature may prescribe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
HASKELL JURY INCOMPLETE.

Special to the Eagle.
Tulsa, Okla. May l0.-Eleyen mem
bers OF the Haskell jury have been
accepted this morning. Three Of the
sixteen were dismissed. one Is sick
and one missing. An order has been
made for drawing eight more tails
men. Governor Haskell Is here await
Ing the proceedings. The court has
adjourned until tomorrow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
STORM DAMAGE HEAVY
At WICHITA FALLS
Loss $4,000. including Many Dwell
inos and Methodist Church.

Special 20 the Eagle.
Wichita Falls. Texas. May lO.-Ad-
ditional reports Of Saturday nights
storm. received here today. indicated
that the damage in this vicinity will
reach $4,000. A number OF dwellings
we're completely destroyed. The
greatest single loss was the wrecking
of the Methodist church.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
STANDARD OIL WANTS
PIPE LINE THRU TEXAS
Wants Regulations Changed Releas'
ING Companies From Obligations
as Common Carriers and Pro-
hibitine Owning Of Wells.

Special TO the Eagle.
Washington. May l0.-What may
result In the standard oil company
building a pipe line from Oklahoma
through Texas TO the Gulf Is being
considered here today by the Interior
Department Commissioner J. G.
Wright OF Muskogee. okla. Is here
conferrlng with Secretary Ballinger
relative TO changes In the pipe line
regulations vitality affecting Texas and
the Gulf line companies. The pipe
line companies want relief from the
regulations which force them TO adj
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN.

Special 20 the Eagle.
Strawn. Texas. May l0.-Charles
Green OF Stephens county. a farmer.
was instantly killed this morning by
Texas and Pacific freight train. He
had arrived only few minutes be-
fore from Cisco and was standing be-
tween the rails OF the track when
struck by the train. He leaves a wild
ow and three children.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
FIGHT On BANK DEPOSITS
GUARANTY MEASURE.
No Quorum in Senate. Conference Com
mittees Cannot Agree. Third Special
Session to Be Deferred,

effort win be made to hold a session
later this afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
DIED FROM INJURIES.

Special to the Eagle
Wichita Falls. Texas, May l0.-El-
mer Perry. aged fifteen. died late last
night from injuries received on his re
turn from horseback riding. When
dismounting. the saddle turned and
the horse. becoming frightened. kicked
and dragged him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
TO REPLANT LARGE ACREAGE IN
LONG LEAF PINE.

Doucette. May l0-Director Pin
chot OF the National Forestry Com
mission. accompanied by Yale stu
dents. met representatives Of the vel
low pine interests OF Texas and Lou
isiana. who convened here today In
the mills of the Thompson Lumber
company. plan was proposed to the
pine interests to purchase a large
tract OF cutover land and replant Il In
long leaf pine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-10
No Quorum in Senate.

A quorum failed TO maieFialize IN
the senate this morning. so many oil
the members being engaged on the
several conference committees. An
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
Neo(dtteQe af Breo.
porto.

uNor0lpiet" for ii0ite uge in6ebols
Ser en- &orreiponoance fra &ipben.
bapn, ser bill tie11e joni ct meget beg
tigt Sn6lag / set @pgrgmaal ONT bill,
ligere 8reoporto, iom / ben ienere
STD ct en0el / Gorgrun0en beropre.
8la6ets &orrelpon0ent far bapt en-
Samtale n1e0 @eneral0ireftgren for
Noltpei e1et 9anmarf, &i9rboe, ON
oenne Sag. San bar u0talt Zig pao
fp1genbe Moaoe:
uSanfen er 10 life M; ri far ielb
lenge arbejOet me0 Sen, men u0en
Neiultat, paa @r1n6 al Sen Mo6.
itan0, sen mg6er fra Il. g. M.s Yoit>
bglerS Gi0e; 6erobre er man 11emlig
fomplet ligegpl0ig operfor Hoitu0=
~pefsltngen me6 Sc imaa 2an0e. Man
finder fife en @ang Mnle6ning til at
tage Gpgrgsmaalet UNDER Sberbeiel=
ie. Set er / set bele taget utroligt,
iaa lt0t Sc intaa 2anoes 9nifer toges
/ 8etragtning, og De fan tro, at b.
ser 0eltager Observation-Disclosures
&ongreSier, fan merfe 2igegpl0ig,
be6en; set CT paa 6isie Mmerifa, Sssa-
pan> Spiflan6 og England, ser 6omi=
nerer oe flyer, bporle0es set ifal be-
re..M
Otter at babe omtalt, at Morge
ifjor fit Mflag paa en- ltgnen6e &en>
ltilling til be Sor. 9taters Roitpe,
len, fortietter ST.. &ierboe:
uMen lo6 os iao ogiaa tenfe o.
at Mmerifa gtf me6 til en- &ortone6-
ipttelie iom ben 6nife6e, bborle6es
oil6e ri ga bore itille6e r1e6 &eniDn
til Boltbeie1ets Sn0tegt pe6 8efor-
oringen? Gorbol6et er 10 Set, at ri
De1Qler lR Srcs. Tor DDer z T1logr.
@repe, oltiaa ca. 2 Gre pr. 8reo for
oetteS 8efor6ring giennem Spiflan6
eller england. @erttl fommer Mfgif-
ten til Gampifibsielifaberne nj. b. -
iolt er u6gtfterne pr. @reb til Mme-
rifa ca. 10 Gre. Dette bill tIoa Il.
&c, at Set 6anife 8oitbnien iful6e ba-
be Siligtning be0 at beigrge 8repe
til Mmerifa, naar Safsten ifnl6e int-
tes til 10 9re!
rSoo bar Der 10 Ben Muligbe0, at
hi fnn6e fomme til Mmertfanerne og
iige:: &an ri faa Sen labe Gafit, 1aar
ii aflen6er bore 8rebe oirefte fra Sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
@ciienbc Mscnt:
Suns @plScn Scnicn.
@laa / 2mftcn.

Sc ra6ifale ioafalote 2iberal.,
Gocio!iiterne % Sell eller &alp-
annrfiiterue / europaiife 2anoe bar
/ @pmn1er bopt set trablt me6 at
proteitcre M s ct @eipg, iom SEN
rusiiife G5ar pil6e oflegge / oct
beltlise europa, en- Hlan iom ban
ogioa bar giennemfert. 8aa0e / Sc
ffau0inapiife. 2onoe, England, SDif.
LAMB og an6re 2al10e bar ser beret
bolot mere eller min6re barnagtige
9emonitrationer, Spen1ferne 6rep
bet enoog iii at ilaa en- af 0eres
egne 2un6smeno ibiel / Sen Mnleo-
ming. Sro6s aft foretog G5areu lin
meiie, og SEN 2arm, Ser bar att
fhllet, bite Jig at bore intet on6et
ems 8ulber og tomme Srusler.
9isie bar iaa meget mere grfesl9ie,
fom set liberale Barti / @nSlano
netop pnlfebe at G5aren iful6e fore
tnge 6enne &ejie, for at ban perion=
Iigt funoe lere Sc onititutionelle
Sorbol6 / an0re 2anoe at fien6e.
Set beo meget bel, at G5aren lite
6trefte er 9fDlb / sc elen6ige Sor-
bol6 / &nslon6, at ban nerreit er
ct @filt for set berifen6e &arH, og
Sc be6 lige iaa go6t, at ban life er
ttogen on6 Matur, ser bil6e itna en-
friere n0pifling ipeien, ON ban
lerte at forltaa 6ens @ooer. Set
bar bpa6 6e rusiiffe aiberale pnife,
Sc ban ifulbe lere, og,sberea. Me-
ntngSfaller / l16ianoet bar 41f al
Magt i6gt at bin6re set. Deres
Sptrg6eas be6 6enne 2ejGigbe6 ct
oerfor nermelt en- 8jgrnetieneite
moo 6eres rusiiife 8rgore.
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3cppelin paa &inqerne.

Sors6ag ii0lte l1ge fortiatte 2uftiftp>
peren @repe Zeppelin lin 2uftfart fra
6ranffnrt til &6ln, en- 9iltonce al
10 Mile, Ser bleb ttlbagelagt / 5
Sinner IS Minutter. Set tog bam
ODER 2 elmer lengere Sis at tilba=
gelggge @eien ems set bar pentet>
0a ban ldb in0 / en- SaageifD me0 lit
2uftifib / N9rbe6en al @sln, iao ba11
tom u6 al iin &urS. &an fanot BEN
Dog mart igien og l9b iaa tn6 ODER
8Den, bbor Fan omieile0e 9omfir=
fens Saarn og lo6 Sfibet itrpge tet
1e0 ODER &ustagene, bporefter ban
gift ne6 / en- al Sor1ta6erne. s &et-
ming al @tpreiifferbe0 ipnes 3eppe=
Tins 2uftifib at bore set be6lte, Ser
efsiiterer. @el6ige Menneifemosie r
iagttog Sfibet UNDER 6ets Slugt.
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Eorre(ponoance
Sra Mbcrcrpmbie, q. ..

Sfglge en- amerifanif Mbis Ter leg,
at BEN bergmte 8ille0bugger @asiel:
riiS far foreilaaet, at 9unif=Mmeri.
fanere forerer en- &olosial=Statue
til Sen a%merifanlfe Staggering. ST.,
SaSielriis bar ttlbuot at lape eta.
tnei.
8ille0buggeren boer / &om, men
ban fom til &i6benbapn / Sen @en=
itgt at lttlle ct Sorllag til Be Mmerifn,
mere, JONI bar for amle6e ser UNDER
Observation-Disclosures Sen 46e Suit.
ST.. &asielriis antp6e6e, at @tatue11
bliper reiit paa EN- Ela6s foran Set
&pi6e &us.
Sm Sc Oanlf e bertillan6s bill moo
tage Bette Eilbu6, er Ser ingen Me0-
oelelie ON. Sormo0enltg mao Sill
leobuggeren babe fremiat ct 11eget IL
beralt Silbu0. san maa iaale6es
blibe SEN it6rite 8i0ragspoer ielp.
Sc Danife / Mmerifa bar ielb 8il-
le0buggere al Sang iom @elert,
8orglum etc., Der itaar paa @gi6e
me0 @tlle0buggerne t Donmorf. De
bar beret me6 at bpboe set 6on1fe
Nabn / Mmertfa. Set ifl1l0e 6erfor
ipneS at bere pasien6e at gibe 6isie
Mnle6ning til en- Stprfeprepe> ON
Bette iful6e gnifes. Mnaife 6isie pg-
loo fun0e enife at ie noget al fine
Mr6ej6er foran Set &bi6e &us /
@aibington. 9ligt ct Gimme fun6e
mauife tages UNDER @ebnn0ling al Sc
'oanife 6oreninger bertillon6s.
Nor6mpn6ene bar fife n6f9rt loa
megen monumental &unit fer / Mme-
rifa JONI 6e 6anife. Men Sc fan font
me efter. &ber Nation far fine ler-
egne Ggenifaber, Ser bielper til at
bringe frem &ulturarbeioe, iom er
n60ben6tgt for Imerifn. Set fan
nof bgn0e, at Mor6menoene ogiaa.
.paa &nnitens Omraa6e fan fomn1e
laa langt, at Sc oil opnaa Mnerfien-
0elie fer / 2an6et. gn 8egpnoelie
er ollereoe giort, og 6enne bar beret
tung. Men &elultatet fan BOG me6
Sioen bltbe fort. Set tog Sis ogiaa
for bore Gioneerer at gi9re Jig @rp-
rten n%n0er6anig.
&un6t Mbercrombie er foa 6unIfe
Settlere. Men Sc foo, iom er ber1
gjGr Set gobt. Morbm9n6ene er 90,
mineren6e ber. Sc itaar Zig go6t, bo
9an6et er frugtbart. Set funbe Dog
bore go6t, ON 9unlfe bi16e fomme til
bette Settlement Sbi set er en- al
min0elig &lage, at Sarmene er bIeo-
ne for ftore. 9e 9anife bar 6es-
1tber ct libltgere @empt, Tom fun6e
tiltrnnges / Settleme1tet.
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5efOopglOen0e Jol6.

Sorfotteren &erman Bang ifriDer
i u&igbenbapn" Ell title fnl1gen6e
t,1ng og bitter Mrtifel, iom finder
a11pen0elie paa Ben nl1bRren6e Sor-
inarslituotion / 9anmarf:
Seq fan lite fua ct Orb l1o al min
Sierne.
@per Gong leg leier oisie tire Sta-
oelier .Eebera1" - og set fer ret
ofte, fbt set bugges bel MI / 5tpffer,
Eeriien terrfer ieg paa De 0r0,
|iom leg inuble0e oper / ct el1ropeiif
Maane0sifrtft, pll10ieltgt, / en- Sp-
lats ONT 1toget belt onoet, noget felt
fremmeb.
Ser itoo 6et, Sc 0r0, leg li0en life
bar funnel glemme.
st beipn6erligt Solf, Sc @erlere,
lto6 ser: fun bos ct enelte Soft bur
leg fun6et SEN iamme fine, men
inGpre og iteilt afgrGnie6e &ultur.
oen iarna1e ful0fomne @elbironi %
SEN lon1me @fepiis, ser f6rer til Ell
ubeifaaren gelpopgtpelie - fun bos
ct Soft: bos 9uniferne.
Set 1to0 ser. Set Dab0e ban fire
bet, e11 fremmeo og flog Sagtta'
Sg leg bar al0rig funnel glemme
set:
81 t. uYeriere".
9bor bittert 49,
Sm ri enb6a fun6e lere al bore
u8rg0re" = bore 8rp6re / Seberon.
Men Ri fun bel life mere lere, ltge
iua libt JONI Sc bar funnel eller billet.
@n Sen al mig, iom bar giennem=
re1lt set ganife &eriien og Mar efter
Star er pe16t tilbage BERTH for Sag
terS Gfpl6, iag0e en- Gong til mig,
Ga Ri talte om 2an6et:
= Set 2an6 er fortobt, for6i SCI
oil bore fortabt.
- Sc unge &eri ere flyer: Si]
bpa6 Septic er ct Heriten?
2Q6 % fomme rn6er &11s Ierne Ell,
Ter UNDER @nglgn6erne = bbem al
DEM er Set iamme. ..9ber al 6em Dt]
bpgge Sernbaner> og hi oil babe SO,
mems hi ii66er op as 6eres Sal erne.
ml1re -.
Gaa6an talte Herierne.
Og MI faar Sc nof 0eres &ilie: 6e'
res Gg0relan6 bugges @tDffer.
Men bbao 6erbe6 er tabt?
Sntet.
Slet intet = bbis ser birfelig ile1
ingen bar, Ser elife6e &eriien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
s Srp.

Sc 6anife Entertainers 8eIeg /
G9orelan6et / CONNER loffer moo
@lutningen. Ser er bIepet giort
@ta6s al BEN. iom ingeniin6e fer,
ben enc Set for 6em bor aflgit Sen
on6en, og hi tyr tro, at~ol6rig fgr
bar 9anmurfsgieiter fra M1nerifo
bragt lpiere @tn6er meo tilboge ems
taar. Men bagefter fommer @eflerio,
.1erne. &borfor itilleoe man fig iaa
im56efommen6e moo Sc biembe1.
oenoe netop iaar JONI alorig fpr?
9eaor iua en- Organization, iaa Ell
onoen bg6 Dem til @init og mo6tog
benz me6 oabae Mrm, bbo6 Ia. 6er
faa bagbe6? @il6e man life pao Ell
eller an6en Maa6e u6nptte Dem / d
eHer anoet 9ieme0, BRUCE 6ern til al
ftlte me6, iom set be66er?
81 bar bprt Sen Mnifuelie frem.
lat, men III troer Sen er falif. 2ige.
fom Be 6nnffe paa 6enne SIDE fun
reiite bjem for at gln0e Jig pe6 Glen.
fDn mes Slegt og @enner oerbiem,
me, for at opfriife gamle Minoer,
for at laa fat for Zig ielp og sem
oerbjemme, at Sc tro6s alt par 6an,
tie al Sino iom al 8pr6, iaale6es
bleo 6e mo0tagne al 2an6sman6ene
birtfi6es &abet / go6 Ero. Set fan
bere, at Der / 9anmnrf for berife1
enoel Misforitaaelie al Sc oonife
Mmertfanere. Sen er / bbert 6oIf
til0els floret Bort. Mon bar lpr1
at f%oritao, at hi berobre formaor al
lepe bort eget 2ib l1oen 6erfor al
ribe % 1ps fra Stamme og @oo,
bnr lert at f9Ie &efpeft for set Sit
bi ferer berobre.
I. S Dor lange Graberelie fra @iem,
met er Der uobtflet Snteresier /
$jemmet, iom er blebne 2ipsipsrgs-
11oal Ser, men life er blepne set for
os. Ser er maaife 6annet Sorenin,
ger og Srgantiattoner ON 6em1, %
,tdor o9iaa iaa6anne bar buot
9orff- Mmerifanerne beIfomne, bar
man lite Sob til at befploe Dem
tor, at oe bill u6nptte Dem i Iarti=
eieme6. Sc er / @ormoni meo 6en
a~lnttnbelige @jenipnsgle6e, og set
fortiener Be Sat og life 5fom for.