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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06

First North between Sixth and Sew
enth West streets. isco also boundary
lines of OncQua Hchooll
Tho Jackson VIII receive pupils. hrst
a. eighth D inclusive. residing IN the
district bounded as follows
ReWnnlns at the Intersection of Third
Nlrth ana Che ID +. T. tracks. thence
south along % IS L. tracks tl south
Temple. thence west to Sixth Wast
thruco south t0 Firth South. thence
west to Jordan river thence north t0
South Temple, thcnce east 90 Ninth
West thence north tn second North
thence east Co Eighth West. thence
north o. s|mondi avenue. thence east
tn seventh Wet thence north %
Third Nurih. thence east to the n. : L.
tracks. tno point of beginning
Tho Jordan school annex Wan receive
pupils as heretofore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-27

MO CITY United States occupies more proud posi-
ton than does keokuk No city has foundation 1t
IS city OF homes OF substantial Of the largest of
their kind the wora city Of schools and churches pays
more capita than any other city Iowa. city loyal to
ITSELF and this page shows what Keoku the people at
home readily appreciate th. duty manufacturers and
give them preference th outside concern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-27

The Legislature NJ North Dakota hn-
this year pissed INK preventing fh-
sale OF impure. aGulirrufed and noxi.
Gus seeds. Tie Till fors not apply Ia
seeds wblcs gef- sold for ttiis years
crop. as tie Supplies Of s%rdn we're FL
stock before the measure WIS enact
ed. but Gees incIiide f..ose offered fof
sal@ for sowing i,urInses nf:rr Jniy
Steps nrn brine taken 10 eqt,iu sees.
laboratory WHERE sai;,p.es sn Uttered
by insTet'c.a ard seDt III may l-
analyzrd. The chief requirements al.
The new Law ure flia; l,~rxoaa selii.:g
or exposing srt+iS for sai~ shall nj,
tach laltei s!irWifG The maine Of isr
person or FIRM rr-.,pnsliae fer thr a1ir
Of the seeds. r.sp tie nn.i;. IT f,,r
klrd Of seed offered II prohibits fir
sale Of serds containing the Hrcds 1s
guack grass. now thistle. cnmdn this.
flc ard d-ft.rr aud demands it:at
varieties Gf srrfs sjn! lie rr,lsopni,iy
irne 10 ,:snm. I'll. new lnw door not
interfere with seed, 10 transit or will,
seedn being noid for turd. ,n.nufsc.
trre ar ricnDtnE. Enriwinpd accEe
oaered Tor snwIrr part,nzps niust be
plainly lai,cicd ''unc.ean~d." no ,iisi
the buger viii know just what he i,
getting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-27

There utseHt ~ A~ an enthusiastic
member Of M Audubon socicty in er-
cry state legislature in the country.
simply that sonie one posted on the
subject u he eronomic importance 81
birds might he OH hand to give legisia
to.s wholesome and bard headed ad
slce TO keep them from unwittingly
passing laws permitting the destruc-
ton OF Useful birds. file need OF this
has been suggested by an act lately
passed b. the Minnesota legislature.
giving towns aud counties the right to
bounty for Killing i5iackbirds and
crows Nothing much can he said for
the crow. barring his utility a. scay.
f1ser. but If * different uiiii the black
bird. which IL cIassed AZ one Of fi,
useful birds Had some one been on
hand nj the stIne this bin was passed
10 present tl,e ca-e for the blackbgrd
II Is donI,'fui II such a measure would
hare passed,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
WESTERN PACIFIC
WORK PROGRESSES

Salt Lake. July 2S.-T. ]. Wyche, en-
einccr in charge OF construction oil
the eastern end of the Western Pa
cihc railroad, spent a few hours IN
Salt Lake yesterday, coming from
Elko. Mr.. Wyche said that rapid pro-
gress was being made In closing up
the 200-mile of gaps In the new roa1
between Salt Lake and San Francisco
although there had been delays In
the last few weeks on account OF the
slow delivery Of rails from the mils
In the East.
Unless unforeseen difficulties are
encountered. the officials of the road
expect TO make connections between
Salt Lake and San Francisco early
next fall II will be few months
later before regular service will oe
owing TO the necessity for
building stations. yards and side
tracks.
s V. Derrah, assistant general
freight agent for the Gould lines al
Salt Lake. has been busy for the last
few weeks with tentative plans TO-
train schedules and rates for the east
ern portion of the road Mr.. DerTah
said Yesterday that II wes possible
that arrangements would be made ior
excursions ont from Salt Lake to the
immense salt beds on the Western
Pacific In The western part of the state
II there is any apparent demand TOT
this service II ma be instituted dur
Ing the week OF the Grand Army en-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
SP PENCER T @
IDEN 7 lFY
HOLDUPS
WENT TO SALT LAKE WITH DE-
TECTlVE JAS. FENDER.
Near Jap Restaurant tho Night It Was
Robbed by Men Answering De-
scription Of Salt lakcrs.

Chief of Detectives James PendcT
was accompanied TO Salt Lake this
morning by Ernest Spencer. Archi-
bald Mcintosh and TWO Japs and an
effort will he made to identify the
men being held in that city for at
tempting to hold-up and rob the cash
Ter Of the Pullman Car company and
as suspects In the series of hold-ups
and robberies that have taken place
In ogden within the past three months.
The Ogden authorities are anxious
to learn II the pair Of crooks are gull
" of the robbery of the Bamberger
depot here, because if they are they
will most likely go TO the Penitentiary
for long term of years, whereas,
conviction for the attempt at robbery
made in Salt Lake would only send
them TO prison for ten years.
Spencer will endeavor 10 identify
one OF the men as the crook who held
up the Japanese restaurant On the
night of the hold.up Spencer was
passing along the street at the time
the affair took place. He noticed
some excitement in an alley. and ask
cd i man, who came hurrying from
that direction. what the trouble was.
The man replied:
THE Japs have been held up"
Then he continued down the street
at a rapid walk. AS Spencer remem-
beTs the man. he tallies closely In
description to Rose. one of the men
In the Salt Lake Jail.
The affair at the Jap restaurant oc-
CURED on the night of June 3, and il
was the following day that j. Fl Cum
mings. also suspected Of having had
hand in this holdup, was registered
at the Reed hotel
When shown a photograph this
morning of one OF the men under ar
rest in Salt Lake, the day clerk at
the Reed exclaimed, why. that's Cum
mlngs | remember when he stopped
here
The two Japs who went TO Salt
Lake this morning may identify the
men as the hold.ups who visited their
place OF business iD June
Mr. Mcintosh will question Rose and
Cummings and look them over in the
hope that he can identify them as the
men implicated In the Bamberge:'
hold-up.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
JAP WHO CLAIMS TO
HAVE 9EEN PUNCHED
WLGT|i


Because he had been drunk and
owned up to It. William Lawrence was
fined 81 in police court this morning
The case of F. Kaubota, Jap, and
j. F Freeland was called this morn.
ing. Both men pleaded not guilty To
the charge of disturbing the peace. and
their case was continued until this
afternoon. when the city will have its
witnesses on hand. The Jap alleges
that Freeland swore at him, and when
he attempted to stand up for his own
rights he was punched hard
w. A. Van Camp re-appeared before
the throne OF Justice again today. He
has been held in Jail for about ten
DAYS. as a suspect and when he plead
ed guilty 10 jumping a board bill this
morning, he was fined IS or five more
days in the waiting room"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28

train OF six cars loaded with soldiers
arrived from the east this morning
over the Rio Grande system and were
sent west over the Southern Pacific
TO the coast The detachment con-
sisted of 81 enlisted men and three
commissioned officers.
You can't tell BAD egg" by look
| ing at it, It's the same with butter.
Take advantage Of tho doubt and buy
b C G. =
Wreck Cleared Up-The Rio Grande
wreck at Soldiers Summit has been
sufficiently cleared up to admit of the
! passage of trains end all passenger
trains are arriving on time this after
noon.
Rock Springs, Kemmerer, Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke NJ. L..
Jones Coal Co. -
To Inspect a ACKNOWLEDGMENT
| a. Q Campbell left this afternoon for
Hazen to inspect large reservoir at
that point and will be absent during
the balance of the week.
How is 1t possible to tell whether
the meats arc U S. Inspected. Simply
watch for the blue stamp on each piece
! of meat-"U. S. Inspected and Pass
| ed"
Elks Going Throueh.-Three Pull
man cars crowded with Newark Elks
I arrived from the Yellowstone Park
this morning and we're transferred to
the Rio Grande system en- route for
the east.
Kodak Finishing. Tripp Studio. $40 25th
Reeaining His Health-Nelson B.
Henry. formerly of the Southern Pa
cfic shops in this city, is at Waco.
Texas, spending the summer with his
parents, HIS health is gradually i'm
proving under the ministering care
of his young bride.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
fand Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co,
152 West 9th ST Phones 1914. :.
HoIlanders at Laeoon.-This is Hol-
landerS day at Lagoon and a large
number of Ogden excursionists left
this morning for an outing at that
popular resort oyer the Bamberger
road
The successful Farmer will market
his hogs ahead of his neighbor and
receive the benefit of the high price.
Now is the time TO bring them in. Og.
den Packing & Provision Co.
Shipping East.-Stock shipments
east continue heavy and ten stock cars
were sent to Nevada this morning to
move a large consignment of range
, horses 10 eastern markets.
THE coAL"-2Go1 pounds to the
ton. Shurtllff e Co. Phones IS. Office
31S Eccles Bldg.
In HE Private Carl F. Dunn. Sill
pe,rintendept OF motive power on the
Oregon Short Line. arrived from the
west in his private car this morning
and, after a brief stop at Ogden, con.
/ tlnued south. Mr. Dunn has quite
recovered from his recent illness and
is becoming robust again.
Advertisers must nave their COPY for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
lore the day on which the advertise
ment is to appear In order to insure
publication
Shops VIII Not Closc.-For some
reason or other rumors are being cir
culated TO the effect that the Southern
Pacific shops at Ogden are likely to
close at any time for a week or ten
days. These rumors are emphaticallv
denied by officials in authority, how
ever who maintain there is no reason
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
MORE CREW S
RUNNING
WEST
TWENTY-THREE BETWEEN OGDEN
AND CARllN ON S. p.
Additional Crews VIII Be Put on 10
Care For the increasing Freight
Business.

Trainmaster B A. Campbell OF the
Southern Pacific Is out at Montello and
CarlIn pushing through trafIlc over
the Salt Lake division and straight
cning out train crews wherever nec2s-
sary There arc now twenty-threc
freight train crews running between
ogden and Carlin. aside from four
work train crews employed steadily
on the cutoff Freight business is in
creasinG so rapidly. however, that
three or four additional freight crews
Will be added TO the present force this
week. and two or three heavy freight
engines from the reserve motive pow.
er viii be called into regular service
again.
The track aNd roadbed between Og-
den and Sparks Is in splendid condi-
ton and freight trains In either dl-
rection now consist of from sixty to
one hundred cars
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Cant Elope,
Can Elope.
Where did they go?
When Will they go?
How win they go?
Mr.. w. Nigcs ia III at his resi-
dencc, q. roe Avenue.
If YOU wac. 10 save you should in.
vest in Lewis Good Coal Phones 14e.
Guegenheims Expected.-The Gug.
eenheim brothers and a party Of east
ern capitalists will leave Omaha this
evening In the private car Grass
mere" for Ogden and the west.
Beware of Typhoid Fever.-It Is
many times caused by eating infected
meats, exposed TO flies In q filthy abb
atoir You are safe II you eat U. S.
Inspected Meats. -
On Trip East.-Mr and Mrs ]. E
Onley leave tonight for the east On
months trip. Mr.. Onley Is connected
with tho Pullman service in this city
Soldiers Going West.-A special
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
ARRESTED FOR FAILURE TO
PAY Bill OF S60C

Geneva, Switzerland. July 2S-Mrs.
Thomas Appleton OF Seattle, Washing
ton, has been arrested on the com
plant of the proprietor Of hotel here.
where she had been stopping since
last May. for failure to pay bill of
$500. An American pastor here had
assumed charge OF Mrs. Appleton 8
nine' een-yearolG son and seventeen.
year-old daughter pending their moth
er'S release.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28

Called to Washineton-Geo. McCabe.
who was visiting his folks in Ogden
has been called 10 Washington TO com
mence the prosecution 10 he directed
against the bleached floor manufaC-
turers The government has planned
q vigorous campaign.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28

Total expenditures not
charged by the city ad"
ministration to water
works expenses .....s- S2i ,iO3.lS
Add to this the operating ex-
penseS as shown i'm the
above report of the water
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
OGDEN WATERWORKS LOST
MONEY FIRST SIX MONTHS

William Gamann Goes Over the City waterworks
Finds Expenditures Were S4233574 the Receipts
Only S32 24919 Or Loss of $4,000 Instead
Profit Of S21,000-Shameul Presentation of
the WaerworkS Account by City Government
Intended to Mislead the People
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
MARRIAGES

A marriage license has been issued
TO Homer j. Talbert and Edna Saun-
ders, both residents OF Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
large number Of people who reside IN
A Pretty Good Thing.

large number Of people who reside IN
ogden.
A Pretty Good Thing.
Taken all In all. the dining car aDA
hotel department Of the Hartman
system Is pretty good business pror-
osition for Ogden Aside from The
regular and increasing monthly ply..
roll the management under Superln.
tcndent Lewis distributes large
amount of the coin of the realm ;or
local supplies of every character and
not few OF those dollars find thclr
way ultimately into the pockets of
those engaged in agricultural and hor.
ticultural pursuits in and adjacent to
Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28

works committee OF the
City Council, as follows. 1882. &c
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28

This shows the total cX-
peAscs for six months. $42 1854
Subtract actual cash re-
ceipts of ................ 32.24S.19
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
This leaves a loss to tho
MaterWorkS department for

Total cash from bonds and
tax collected ...........S5 S565, 1860
Price paid TO old water COM
pany for waterworks 500. 400 90
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
Shops WIlI Not cIose-For 8

Shops VIII Not closc-For some
reason or other rumors are being cir
culated 10 the effect that the Southern
Pacific shops at Ogden are likely to
close at any time for a week or ten
days These rumors are emphatically
denied by officials In authority, how
ever. who maintain there is no reason
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28
Thousands Fed Daily.
Hotels and Restaurants.

In addition 20 the dining car scr
vice on the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific and Oregon Short Line trains.
the Hartman dining car and hotel
system maintain and operate hotels
at Council Bluffs, North Platte, Sid
ney, Laramie, Green River, Ogden
Topeka, Abilene. Ellis. Kansas; Sterl-
ing. Colorado; Pocatello, Idaho, and at
Inlay. Nevada. while restaurants are
operated at Omaha. Cheyenne. Raw
Inns, Evanston, Cache Junction and
Yellowstone. Montana In addition to
those named above. Superintendent
Lewis will soon open up and operate
new hotels at Carlin and Montello,
and will also open up new and first
class restaurant In the Salt Lake de-
pot now under construction. The sys-
TEN under Superintendent Lewis is
also operating al the present time
twenty-five boarding camps. nearly all
of which draw their supplies from the
Ogden headquarters.
In addition to the large commissary
department In this city, branch COM
missary establishments are maintain
ed al Omaha. under the supervision OF
an assistant superintendent: at Arm
strong, Kansas at PoCatello. Idaho.
and at West Oakland. whore a COM
mlssary agent is permanently located.
All of these branch institutions. how
ever, are under Superintendent Lewis
OF this city and receive their orders
and instructions from headquarters at
Ogden
Large Laundry Maintained.
In connection with headquarters in
this city the dining car and hotel man.
agement maintain and operate large
laundry for the exclusive use Of the
system. This is equipped with all
modern appliances and is in the i'm
mediate charge of n manager who re-
ports TO the office OF the superintan-
dent Some idea Of the extent Of this
plant may he obtained when II is
known that the average number Of
pieces OF linen laundered each month
for diling cars and hotels and res
viii aggregate about 100000,
and this work gives employment 10 a
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-28

Advertisers must nave their COPY for
tho Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is to appear In order to insure
publication.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
8eoer os ON at trYffe eet.
Simpcl &eeept fOr Siemmefnr Al
@igt Ug NgreiDagbeO.

Sor at lin0re Sen perlte 6orm al
@igt- tag en- SeifefulD al f6lgenoe
Wfirtur efter bpert Moalti0 og peo
Sengetio:
SluiO @rtract 9an0elion, one
balf ounce; COMPOUND &argon,
one ounce; COMPOUND Sprup Sar-
iopariIla three ounces.
9tsie uifo0elige 8eltanoele fan
foaes poa Siemmeapotefer, og bGan-
0es let pe0 at rplte benz iommen
| Ell Slaife. Ser mgrfes gerne Elm
bring, efter at man bar taget nogle
foa 9oIer.
9enne @lanoing tpinger Sc OPP
1toppe0e pg ubirfiomme ,geDrer til
at f~iGtrere og uorenI e al 8Iooet BET
giftige SpilO og llrinipre, iom for
aorIoger @igt.
Ga @igten fife oIene ar Sen melt
imerteful6e Spg6om, men tillige er
forlig for oipet, biz mango Iioenbe
,rben Sbipl iette &ris baa bette
fimpIe Mi0beI. 9e buroe itrofs
ifaffe Gem Mirtltren og fau 2in-
bring.
Mon flyer, at ct Menneife, Tom
piloe benptte oenne 6oriffrt' feSNef=
meiig, cen eGer TO ,9oier ON 9aeen,
eGer enoog FIN nogle faa @dnge
en- ugen, bilbe alorig fan Npreipg-
bonn, 11rinbeiper ener @igt.
Slip bette ub og opbebor set. 60
Sc @igtrecepter er ii9lGne, pg naar
9e beb6per en- iaa 6nffer 9e ben
itrafs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
&Orreip0nOance
smntner, Sfla,

SreOie Suleoogs Nfte1 bap0e hi
Qanite beroe0 Sumner SIletr9 fer
| S%tolebulet. De fGre, gnnlle Sltle=
toner 6rngte ale / @pjtiO5Itemning;
Sgrnenes Zine lpite ON Sap me0
%piene pan oct inntffe @rantre,
Der itraoleOe Dem / WfpOe me0 @oot=
ter % Sulegaper.
&interen bar pGret milo meo
fritz, flart Ser set me7te al Fl
Zen. SiOite l1ge 6egpnOte bet BOG at
frpie temmelig baarOt, og iiOen bar
net meet li0t, ian W}arfcn er 6piO for
Sioen. Som &egel er Slte og folot
&ejr Al fort &origbeO Der og fife
til, piOcre @inoer for at arbei0e i
@iorfen igennem @intercn.
&c 0onifes Snl potter Si0 efter
onoen. S oenne N}aaneD penter hi
ire Oanife 5amilier; en- al Dem bar
frbt ben enc Notwithstanding
i Sumner. Wurtin 9tielien ira
0enmarf, &nnIas, bor forpagtet
WfiiS Nieliens 6orm Ell Mil fra
Sumner, og Ell Mr. Neterien fra
Nebr. bar f9bt 6arm 2 Wfil ira
Spcn. Nue er enige ON, at fer er
ct bebageligt og iunot &limo, og
Sanolfabet taler for Jig IeIp, at set
e ingen fattig ElaOs. Maaife hi
Oglao mart fan blipe 1tof meo SIT
@teresle for at Oanne en- oanif 9utb.
Menigbeo.
Meieriorift er mi beo at ipille
Ell ltor Golle 2nnObr1tget per. Ge
fleite &onompno bar III Saauo=Gen=
trifuge og lcperer 6lp0en til Mei=
eriet, bpor Der fuaes ell goo 8ris
Tor ben. Som 6olge beraf er Mtal=
fefer ogiaa | meget boi %ris mi.
Scr er 8laOs for Here al bore
2onosmGnO, iom maotte onIfe at
flptte ira ct folOt alimo iii ct mil
0ere, og BET pil p9re os fprfom-
ment at mootage 6eres Scigg o. bi-
itoa Dem efter be0ite Gbne.
Meo benlig Silien,
s. s. MicIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

Ser er intet be0re til at fri Wo=
Ten fra @as og renie oenne og Ssn0-
poloene. On 9oiis bill oeSu0en for
rsie og ttl6ereoe S60en for Opta-
geIie / Slo6et, ligeioa goot iom Ell
Juno M}obe piloe gsre Set.
@oar 9iapepiin a%rbeioer, ioo bpi-
Ter Mapen fommer / Sroen
pg ubrenies - og ga fSIer 9e Ip-
petit til at ipiie, naar Ge fommer
iii 9urOet, og bouO Sc ipiier, gSr
Gem goot.
9efrielie fra al Waoeuro benter
Gem, ioa mart Ge beitentmer Gem
til at toge 9iopepftn. Sig til 9eres
Gruggiit, at 9e pnifer 8ope's 0io-
pepfin, for6i 9e 6nifer at bIipe
gr11noig fureret for ilet SorosielIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
rSno:aner os GifimDer".

Denne Bog, AZ Nur blanot Sns
bianere og gitimOer, e1er SO6n @or'
0on, 6en fprfte 8iltop at MoOioua,
;n0eboL0er farlig uo0rag uf 8iifOp
So6n 60rbons g1eDe til bans Ben.
ner. 0st 8iGe6e, iom 6erigemem
Fdaes af 2ipet i6lanot Snoidner Os
Gifimoer, pil gibe ct Sn6nblif /. boao
gGn og Sro, forenet me0 utrettelis
ub6OIoenbeO, uIorig iDigtenoe &raft
og oinig Selo9angiOeGfe, formuur ct
u6rette / 6errens Sieneite. rOet Gpfs
tsligIte Menneffe er ben iom u6elrt.
fenoe er optuget aft 9errens @erning'
bar SObn 6OrOons @aIsfprOg. SOr
Dem, fom interesierer fig for Mistons
9erningen, er bette en- f9r6eles pppers
fig Bog. Sen bar ti1ffpnSet til At
gad / Sobn 9Orbers SO0fpOr, fom e.
6enfigten me6 oerne Bog. Den tDn
tier, inobun6en, 172 @iber, meb gDe
tort 8ineoe % Sort, 80 Gents.
Saniib 2ntb. &nbf. Sunie,
Blair, Ncbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

blipe taget fat poo 6or6ereoelierne
til S1aringen at en- y Strife.
Eeter Nielien ira Coulter, So, bar
uurct / Seipg hos ill %rooer Spt-
gen "??ielien, 81. al 6ronflin & 10
Street.
Mrs. g. Slien fra @eit 9ronf,
ga. bar ligeleoes DGret og beiegt
Genner og 9efen0te ber for ct Sar
Tiger.
WiiS Nnna Slien CT reiit til
Siour Gitp, efter 6orlp0en0e for ot
rpboloe fig Ser ca. ire MtoaneOer.
Mr. @eter Sperien fra Sarlnn,
So., bar iiOIte ltge / 8eipg hos 81
rem Nielien (Spo for 8pen).
Mr. $. 8. Sobnion ira Nemmons
@rope, Ne6r., bor ogiua pGret ber
bos lin Spigerion Ghr. &rog.
6reo. Sodnmien er reiit til Gorl-
ter % Sbornton, So., for at ielge
@pger. -
5000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
lire tu1apen.
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