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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
LAUNCH cAPsIzEp.

{: Toledo, O.. Aug. Starry Dill, q
q Frank Lehaney and Mrs. Mabel q
. Hudson were drowned and seven g
&: men rescued under difficulty when 9,
q a launch capsized in Maumee bay, @
9 500 feet off the Casino, a summer g
@ theatre, today. 9
. When over the deep channel of 9
. the bay the launch turned turtle g,
q from the weight of the party, g
@ which had collected on one side. 8
{. The woman was thrown into the .
o water and was unable to get out. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS.

New York Aug. S.-Charles Foster Will
8Id a Young New Yorker, made five
successful flights in the aeTOplane Golden
FLYER of the New York Aeronautic so
Getty. near Mineola. /. T.. today. The
lengths of the flights varied from seven
tsnths of a mile to two miles. In the
fourth flight, Willard successfully accom-
pfs1ed his first turn, sweeping over the
field at a forty-mile clip at a height OF
thirty feet. He made three complete
turns in all. covering twO-thirds of a cir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
MISSOURI PACIFIC WRECK
Chair Car and Smoker Ditched West
of Pueblo-Five of the Pas
sengers Injured.

Pueblo, Colo, Aug. S-The chair car
and smoker of Missouri Pacific passen-
ger train No. ., which leaves at 2:10 p.
m. for st. Louis. went into the ditch at
AvOndale, twelve miles west of here, at
1890 today. Five people were injured,
All will recover. The injured:
Ollie o. Moore, Pueblo.
Lloyd Brown, Ordway, Colo.
F. E. Rathbun. Piedmont. w. Va.
Mrs. Vergie Martin, Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. 1. F, Caperton, st, Louis, Mo.
The cause of the wreck was spreading
rails. While the Pullmans left the
track, they did not Overturn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
E-INFECTED RATS.
One Rodent From the Orient May
Cause Epidemic.

Washington, Aug. S.-A plague-in-
feCted rat of the kind that infest the
wharves of Chinese ports. may make his
nest in cargOes consigned to the United
States, and. if he escapes detection, may
cause an outbreak of the plague or
some other disease in an American port
To guard against such contingencies,
the United States public health and ma
rine hospital service has placed its sur
geons at all leading shipping points
throughout the world to enforce rules
which will safeguard against infected
vessels bound for American ports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
TWO KILLED BY AUTO,

Turner's Falls, Mass. Aug. S.-GeoTge
Van Dyke of Lancaster, n. H, one of
the best known lumbermen IN New Eng
land and his chauffeur were fatally in
jured when their automobile plunged over
a cliff into the Connecticut river 1t River
side today. Both died of their injuries
Mr.. Van Dyke was known as the lumber
king of New England
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
NO HOPE EoR RECOVERY.

Tacoma. Aug Sc A Raymond. 70
years of age. a retired grocer and pio-
uear of Waterloo. Ia, visiting a sister
here. was seized with apoplexs- while on
q street car last night He fell from
the moving car to the pavement and
sustained c0ncussion of the BRAIN He
is still unconscious and little hope is
entertained for his recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
Reply Due Tuesday,

Athens, Greece, Aug. SIT is stated
thar the Greek reply to Turkey will be
delivered Tuesday. The representatives
of the powers are holding frequent con-
tarenees with the premier and foreign
minister.
An Austrian squadron and an Italian
Varship have arrived at VOlO. II is sup
posed they are on the way to SalOnika.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
OPPRESSIVE HEAL.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. S-Pennsylvania
is again sweltering under a record break
ing hot wave Reports from cities both
east and west of the Alleghenies tell of
the suddenly oppressive heat. The tenn
perature at Altoona and Johnstown
reacher "a the high record Of the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
BUSINESS TIED
UP BY STRIKERS
Situation in Sweden Serious
Enough to Call for Kings
Interference.
NO CONFERENCE EFFECTED
/ PRINTERS THE LATEST UNION
lists TO BE CALLED OUT.

Stockholm, Aug. S.-The tie-up of the
business Of the country as a result of
the strike is so serious that King Gus
tav interviewed in an endeavor to secure
a compromise. The king today sent a
message to the parties at conflict ex-
hOrting them TO agree at the earliest
moment possible and advising arbitra-
ton.
It was after King Gustavs message
had been read and approved at a cabi-
net meeting Saturday that he sum-
moned to the palace the two leaders of
the warning factions. Director Won Sy-
dow of the employers, and Senator Lind
quist, president of the Federation of
Trades union, for a conference. The
result Of this conference has not yet
transpired, but apparently the kings
efforts for a peaceful solution of the
trouble was without result, for tonight
il was announced that the printers
would strike tomorrow, and the Ma
tlOnal Labor union has issued a procla-
nation that beginning tomorrow morn
ing every dray wagon whose driv-
ers is not wearing a union badge will be
stopped by strikers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
KILLED BY HEAT.

Parkersburg, w. Va, Aug S.-Fomer
Mayor r. II. Thomas fell dead tonight
while sitting on the front porch Of his
home. Heart disease. superinduced By
extreme heat, is ssCribed as the cause OF
his death
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09
No Exception Made.

No exception, it was stated, will be
made for owners driving their own
wagons.
The union further threatens to frus-
trate the attempt of the Stockholm
Street Car company to start its cars on
the important lines. More than 1000
telephone and telegraph employees will
strike Wednesday.
The employers association is paying
out $4,000 daily to support its weaker
members
The cash in the associations treasury
is sufficient to keep up this support for
three weeks, and when the funds in the
treasury are exhausted, the association
has reserve fund of S4,500,00O which
may be used. The strikers daily are
receiving large contributions from Den
mark, Norway, Finland, Roumania and
Bulgaria.
A prominent journalist, Gustafson.
has been summoned to court by the
public prosecutor, charged with a crime
against the penal code, that of exhort-
ing the employees Of the state railway
TO strike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09

special to The Herald)
~ lFeri Aug. S-ATthur L. Welby, for
l,---y general superintendent of the Rio
81 eAde Western at Salt Lake, died to-
--s- At his bedside were his wife and
..-lIen, while his associates Of the Den
Lei' L1ramine & Northwestern road and
-.a Old companions on the d. & r. G.
s-ale s0rrowing company in the COrrI-
--I Of St. Josephs hospital
lla funeral viii be held Tuesday aft
icon and the nterment will be at Fair
mount cemetery here Welby was strick-
~ tnfee weeks ago with a Carbuncle. and
Us strength TO combat the serious af-
'5-Ion was Slapped by an attack OF dia-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09

RalIying together under the fairest
auspices that ever any army assembled,
the vanguard of the Grand Army of the
Republic, the greatest force for peace
ever assembled in any country, arrived
in Salt Lake yesterday to begin one Of
its last and best reunions. Today the
main column of this army that marched
first to victory, then TO peace, and that
is now marching toward the eternal
bourne, will arrive. The thrOngs Of vet
Grams that filled the streets yesterday
were but a suggestion of the thousands
of veterans that will arrive today.
The thousands Of veterans and en-
camprnent visitors who arrived yester-
day were quickly cared for by alert
guides and accommodating encamp-
ment officials, assisted by hundreds Of
citizens whose sole duty appeared to be
to assist the old soldiers and their
friends in becoming comfortable. With
no difficulty at all, every encampment
visitor now in the city has been COM
fortably housed and fed. Everything
points to the fact that the committees
can easily care for 100000 visitors and
make every one of these hundred thou
sand comfortable.
Hospitality Is Appreciated.
Each veteran TO arrive thus far has
been warm in his praise of Salt Lake
City. its long, wide streets, its beauti-
full buildings, its magnificent scenery,
its varied places Of interest and, most
of all, it's hospitable people. They say
that they expected to be well treated,
but the hospitality that they did receive
was far more than they had even hoped
for
The Rio Grande brought in eight special
trains between 1875 a m. and ! O'Clock
this morning. Some Of these trains did
not run as specials, but as additional
sections of regular trains.
The first special arrived at 1875 IN the
forenoon. This carried the Iowa delega-
ton whose headquarters are at the VII
son hotel. Two trains carrying deiega-
tons from Kansas, Oklahoma and Tennes-
see arrived at 3:15 and $50 as second sec
tiCns Of Nos. 1 and >. The third and
fourth sections of No. 8. carrying the
Colorado and Wyoming delegations, ar
rived at II O'Clock No. Z brought the
San Juan delegation.
Two ether sections of No. arrived at
12:45 and 1 o'clock. These carried mixed
delegations from east of Denver.
The most impOr sJnt delegation 9rriV-
ing yesterday was the crowd from Colo
RADIO and Wyoming. They came in 1T u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-09

BE not simply good, but be good
for something"
-ThoTeau.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27
0u-ne

en- Glib fano1
@narbejer Sens g. 2ari len | &roor11f
poa 2ollan6 forle6en noe pna lin
Mnrf. Sen laa og rrgeoe paa s
Sfilopo6oe=9Gg, lom laa | ct ca. 8
Ionmrer oDbt &ul ! Soroen.
@runfam m e u 3. 8eo
nbgrapningm / en- 8affe poa @aoro'
eier $. 8eterlens Marf S0sberreo
ct ser h1n0et ct ltort GrQbfammer>
lom inoebolber en- WgngDe Heoifa'
Der fra Stenal6eren, @tenefser,
Samre, NiIe og 9anfeipioi er 1amt ct
itort Mntal 9feletter. 8eb l1bgrob-
ninge1, ser foretoges noen fpnbtg
@ejlebning, er en- Gel at Sun0et
.blepet gbelagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

Melanfoli. Sum 6nifer at opgi0e lin
|Sbeateroirfiombe0, og fun efter ber'
bes &enners 9pertalelier bar BUN
fprlt billet prgpe EN- Sur paa en-
Merpefltnif. &bis BUN opgiber fit
Engagement be6 9agmartbeatret, bill
Bette fxnne paa6rage ben6e en
Wfulft paa $4,000 Ser. for &ontrafftt-
br110.
6r1 Mnna 2arsi en bar / Sommer
figget iom Teriegait / &erpig. @tor
Opiigt pafte 6e, at Sruen bber @bn-
Bag lagt ct trpft &efte: ~@borfor
leg b1eb omben6t" be6 bber -&upert
paa Henlionatets Spileboro.
en- 2uftf a / t a t.
&ompen moo &ubxfulolen bar tagH
mango Soccer / iin Sienelte. en al Sc
originalelte er SEN, Ser u6fleffe6eS
al @rosierer Mrel &iel6ien for t
&ar @ar li0en, og iom gift 116 poa at
om6anne en- Del al Gbri1tinnsbabns
gamle 6eitningspolo til 2nfttffur1te6
for ubemi0leoe brp1tipge. Gonfen bar
/ og for Zig nerliggen6e. Set imuf-
fe ga1nle @ol6partt ligger unDttet
ben. Ser er Col og 2ps og frif
2uft, ifpggeful0e @pooieregonge I'm
Ser Sc gamle Erner, Sfroaninger og
Gtigninger til @rug for vEerren>
fur, 2e for Sc bari fe @in6e. Ste0et
ligger lige beo @porpeislinien og bog
r6en for SEN egenltge 8p.
@roslerer &jel6len fan6t ga ogina
Silllutning bps en- &effe 2eger og
arore i11tereSl ere0e, &rigsminil teriet
oberlo6 Serrenet gratis, og MI itoor
u&jpbenbopns 2uftfnr1te0" parat til
at mo6tage 6e fdrite so man6lige
Eatienter.
Gen paaginI6en6e 0el af &ol6en
er afiperret meo ct @tufit, ser er
onlagt posTen6e GAoo1ereitier og
bggget en- 2iggebal, iom er uoitpret
nreo alt forng6ent Silbeb9r al 6o0po.
Ter, SGpper oip. Oct bele bar foitet
ca. $4,000 &roner, og Sc aarltge
Orifsl1ogtfter anilaaes til 1000
&r. Ser %n6leberes til 8atienterne
Mrlf og barme 0riffe, me0enS 6e
1eIp n1aa me6bringe Ma6. st &iel=
peforps er 6og UNDER 9annelie meo
sen Gpgobe at ffaffe ful6 Matural'
forpleining til 6e belt ubernioleoe So
tiet1ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27
&ipbcnbapn.

Euriitbeigget / @jp'
s e b er for< Gi6en paa Sri
bepunftet. Mlle @oteller er oper.
fpIbte, oq nabnlig Spiferne afgiper
ct ltort aontingent til Sen glaze
Mennclfetrgm, ser ipreoer a01filtige
guiinoer run6t / De fiebenbabnifs
Gorretningsmpn6s CONNER. Mmge
at Enrifterne fommer fra 5perige,
iom be Dor forla6t for Streifens
SfpD. lli
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

lte0et, let en- &erlon figge ino a6 &o11=
torbin6uet / 8inban0elen paa BEN
SD Mor0et ffete, og oe gienfienote
Mor6eren, ga fan blep fremltillet
for benz
Sro6s ollie 8epiier negte6e Mor>
0eren Sc fprlte 9ages 6orber.
SORT oa Dommeren n1inoe0e BAN
om bans Mo6er og ONT Ben Sorg,
fan bap0e gjort ben0e, fife minof
pe6 at forgbe Mor6et netop paa ben<
0es G%eolels6ag, fol0t Fan iam1en,
og, greoen6e tilitoo ban fin 8rgbe.
Mor0eren er "a Mar gan1mel> en-
fen Ma11o nre6 ct goot, aabent Mn=
ligt, og fan bor aabenbart facet en-
go6 9p6ragelie. San tilb9rer en-
ba0erlig % agtet Gamilie / &pif-
lano, men bor fra tit ti6lige Ting
0om beret en- urolig &arafter, blep
pOelagt be0 2esning al &pDerromu>
ner, l9b ti6ligt bieuamfru og Daga-
bon0ere0e gienn1em mango 2anoe.
Torpl0re11e .bgrte iirl6en fra bam og
ane0e iffe> at bnn ofte bab6e bgret
%ltraffet for 5pberi. gn &ro6er, ser
CT aniat / en- flor NetroleumS forret'
ming / &amborg, fat beipgt Mor0e-
rem / 6engFet.
9rufne0e 2pte :
II e n s e. Sire 1tnge Mennei fer, to
8rp0re Gunner og &olf 2ange, Sg,1=
ner al Ell &an0elsfulomegtig Sarge,
6olfoneralleen So og M116ers 81.
rif, Spn .aff9pcent 0lrif, &o0rols=
bel bar taget us at feile / @ln0et.
9e bar ufpn6ige / 9eiliport, og @aa>
Sen fgntre0e ian6ipnligbis be6 Ell
&a1 tebin6. Set IDffeoes Olrif at
+, flamre Jig fait til 8aaoen, meoenS
begge 8rp6rene 2onge 6rrf11e6e, ga
ingen al 6em fun6e ipgmme. @ogle
fGiifere obierbere6e l1lpffen og fom til
Sielp og fit Olrif bierg& og 500
Den brogt / 2an6. Sc to for11lpffe6e
bar benbol0spis II og ii Slar gamle.
6 II triit @febne. @ie-
benbaons BoIiti bor onbol6t en- Be-
fienot Sagfprer, &eter 2ope, Ser fig
tes for SDberi fra SEN Samilie, ban
logere6e bos. Set CT en trilt Sfeb=
ne, Ser fer bar rant cit Mano; lom
genner og 8efien6te e1tgang fnDtte=
Sc abifillige 6orbaabnittger til. &e-
ter 2ope bor Gigter og ifrep CANT tie
gooe Sers Gioslfrtfter og l1geb1aSe.
st @fueipil al bam forfaiteoes al
set fgl. Ebeater, men aniaaes ipprigt
literGre &re0ie for ber0if1l0t, ct
orr6et bar Marbus Sbeater ontaget
til Spf9relle | SEN fom1ten6e Sel on.
S SEN ii01te Sis ct ban bleoen lterft
fprfa1Den, og mi er fan SorbrD6er.
SrnM nna2arsen n, Gag
mortbeotrets pop1lGre 5fuelptller-
i11oe, bar. maattet lo6e Jig i16lnggc
paa en- &linif pau @rln0 al tilta-
genoe Merpeiitet, og bill neppe fom=
me til at optre6e / 6erne 5G{on
t@om befien0t bar bun fluttet Jig til,
ben vSlngetale"- Seft, iom le6es al
ben norife Metbooiitprpit 8arratt.
pg oen ienere Sis bar ,religieie
s@rnblerier iqnfet benoe / en- 6Db
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

set Jig for at oberpere set 9ieblif.
.6a Sparefasleinipeftprens &lafat
meo @efien6tgiprelie n ON, at &asien
bar luffet. toges ne0 al Dgren.
SssnDe / 2ofalerne bar alt ont lg0.
banltgt - fun bar MlbertiS 8ille6e
naturligpts fiernet. @aa goot iom
bele set gamle @erionale iao paa oe
ie6Danltge Bla0ier, og @asiererens
Bengefasie bugne0e al @ulO, @elp
og Se01er. Si0ltgt ONT Morgenen
bap6e man nemlig fra 6inansmini-
~iteriet mo0taget Ell Mnpisning, bpor-
pua @paretasien funbe bepe Sc 5
MiQioner, iom Staten ifal lame
6en,~ / Sinansbope0fasien. gn
Meng6e al SparefaSlenS gamle
&un0er bab0e in6fun0et Jig, og Ser
bar NOT at gigre me6 at forflare 0em,
bpsrle0es be iful6e forbol0e Jig me6
beres Spnrefasiebpger, Mooreg'
nitsSfrab oip. &arafteriitilf nof bar
Der life ret mango, iom bil0e tage Sc
res &enge no, 0e fle1te font for at
tn0i ptte @maabelgb, og / set bele to-
get mprfeoe man life noget til l1ro
eller Nerpdlttet bos @parerne. Sc
ipnes allelammen at babe Silli6 til,
at get lfl1loe NOT gaa, MI ga Gpare-
fasien bar fommen in6 UNDER ny og
be0re 6orbol6. S alt me0te Ser be1t-
pe6 500 Sparere, og ser blep in6Iat
flere Suit116e &roner.
81 0 b m poa g e,
| t e + B + o. 9H ubpggelige Sob
moro paa Gelterbro og &abbefs Mlle
bleb ubentdt burttgt opflaret, og
&iebenbapnS 8olitt bar pe0 6enne
Mnle6ning bilt, at set bap6e Sen /
Nelen. Set al Ben tplfe @otelforl
paa 2an6man6sbotellet gtpne @por
bar life meget oplpienbe = set an
gab fun, at BEN formentIige Moroer
boeoe | acknowledgements, Mumret
flenote ban fife, og Ser er ODER 200
Susnumre / @aoen me6 en- Mpng0e
Somilier / bDert @us. Gn inilo Op.
Dagger fulgte imi6lerti6 Gporet iaa
goot, at ban / 2bbet at foa elmer
fonot Steoet % obebepilte ifg om> at
bet bar Mor6erpns 8opel; bon og ct
Far &olleger itille6e Zig poa @agt,
og oa Moroeren fom ino az lin 9gr,
bapoe ban / ct MI Saan0iernene poa,
bans 2ommer temt for oen Ia6te
Repolper, bborme6 ban bop6e
brebt @ibn 8iernion, og ban blcp
fort | STREET. Nelten bele SEN repe6e
Fengelum fan6tes bos bom.
@eo ben ienere ltn0eriegel1e bite
bet Jig, at Moroeren ttoligere boboe
ohalt forifiellige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
til tine 8efienote ,og prgpet at ifoffe
Jig 9lGlpere.. Sm fan bar babt no.
gen M%eoifploige peo Moroet poo
|8iprniol1, Z sen0m1' life faitIlooet. S
5orbgrene npgeeoe ban fgrit at
fienoe noget til Mor6et, ieIp efter at
ban bopoe bGret %fonfronteret me6
2iget. @epiierAe imo6 bam bar feel,
oeroe NOT ~ iaaleoes paSie6e bans,
.5t6pler neiagtigt til So6ipor i &az
beo pe0 Moroiteoet, ogs Ser bar @loo-
merfer paa Sen Segnebog, / bpilfen
4Nengene fnnotes. 9igeleoes bapoe to.
l9an1er, iom boe0e lige sberfor Morb-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

Com omtalt it6ite l1ge fun6e &ie;
benbapn 5. 9. Muguit feire ct ret ual-
min0eltgt Subileum, i0et set Sen
Sag bar so Mar iioen 8pens fprlte
@anoberf blep taget / 8rug. 81
brtnger i0ag / SEN &nle6ning ct &ar
ret intereslante &ille6er. Set fgrlte
Ell oct gamle, n1 ne0lagte &an0reier IT.
poir / 6re0erifsberg @abe, me6 Gre-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

%6erifsberg Slot / 8aggrunoen. Sra
bette tit &ipbenbapn | mango Iar
lin ganoforipning, og mango al boz
re 2eiere oil min0eS set imuffe &ar>
ii ON 8asiinet. Set an6et 8tlle0e er
fra set @te6, iom n1 forlpner &obe6-
1ta6en me0 8an6, &il6erne be6 5pt=
6erig. Set er bore6e &tl6er, Ser gi>
Der ol6eles rent, bafteriefrit &ano,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

og iiffert ingen 5torbD / @er6en bar
beore 9riffepqn6 ems 9anmarfs So
pe0lta0. 8ille6et biier, bborle6eS
@nnoet bel6er op fra 6e foretagne
@or:nger. &iGbenbabns 6orbrug al
Grifepa116 belpber Jig til 1914 Wil,
lioner Een0er ONT Muret eller 348,s
400 SGn0er 6ugltg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-27

~& affcbogne". @ogle fig.
6enbapnife &bin6er begpn0te for en-
STD iioe1 ct Toretagenoe, ser gift no
paa at figre BARN &uffe / en- Gog11
omfring poa Mrbeiosplaoierne og
1elge Sen for en- meget Mllig Bris.
Selifabet bar MI fem 8ogne igong,
lom bper Morgen ti0lig figrer runot
paa Mrbeiospla0ier, Gorpe % lignen-
De Steoer. 8ogne1e la6es / &gmers-
gaoe - bper &ogn fan rl1n1111e 800
&opper - % for s Ore fa,t man
fjpbe Jig Ell 0ejlig flor Sop BARN
&affe be6 &ognen.
Nogle Sal i%lll1itrerer Smletntn.
gen: Ser lapes ca. 5000 @opper
&affe ONT l1gen / Z 1tore &eoler; ser
fogeS ca. 60 Softer SLIDE ON Dagen
og brl1ges for ca. 800 @roner 9rp6
om l1gen. On enfelt @ogn iom Sen
pao Seibrop1a6s u6ffnnfer 6aglig
eoot og pet 800 &opper.
8onoe a II 8 eng g b o.
T ct as aabneoes paonp for Sor-
ret11tng efter at babe bGret luffet /
omtrent II Maane6er. @egipenbe,
Sen bar im6oeiet H1e6 flor SnteresIe,
|og mango Menrefffer bob6e inefun=.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-01-15

footing would lead to others and
be of much benefit to the valley.
Arthur Lakes, the well known
mining expert, classified the ore
and made very favorable report
on this property few years ago
Geo. H. Arlett, also AN experienced
mining man made thorough ex-
animation and spoke very highly
of the property itself besides
calling attention to the highly
mineralized country around it and
its favorable relation to the other
mining districts of the state.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-01-15
Stomach Distress.

Every family here ought to keep
some Diapepsin in the house, as
any one of you may have an attack
of Indigestion or Stomach Trouble
at any time, day or night.
This harmless preparation will
digest anything you eat and over
come sour stomach five minutes
afterwards.
If your meals don't tempt you,
or what little you doseat seems to
fill you, or lays like a lump of lead
in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is sign of Indi-
gestion.
Ask your pharmacist for so
cent case of Pape's DIapepsin and
take one triangule after supper to-
night. There will be no sour
risings, no belching of undigested
food mixed with acid, no stomach
gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy
feeling in the stomach, Nausea,
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness
or Intestinal gripping This will
all go, and, besides, there will be
no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain
cure for all stomach misery, be-
cause it will take hold of your
food and digest it just the same as
if your stomach wasn't there.
Actual, prompt relief from all
your stomach misery is at your
pharmacists, waiting for you.
These large 5O-cent cases con-
tain more than sufficient to cure
case of Dyspepsia or Indigestion.