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Williams news., 1909-02-06

the election, constitutional conven- tion and other incidentals toward perfecling statehood. The bill stip- ulates that the constitution shall provide for religious freedom in the two states. Polygamy and the sale of liquor to Indians are pro- hiblted. The states must disclaim all right to ungranted public lands. including Indian reservations, and must assume all territorial debts.
 In the case of New Mexico the capital city is named as Santa Fe, and it is provided that a change may be made after 1920 if desired. :. The same provision is made relative to Phoenix
 The bill provides for the separate submission to the electors of cer tain proposed constitutional sec tions. There is a movement, head ed by eastern temperance leaders who figured largely in the Okla homa temperance contest, to have the proposition of prohibition in the bill to be submitted. Many prohibitionists, however, believing the section would be overwhelm- ingly defeated, think the time for submitting it inopportune.
Williams news., 1909-02-06
Territory of Arizona, w
 Comfy Of CNpOpipo ss.

Territory of Arizona, L..
 County of Coconino. 3D.
 Before me, X. N. Sleeves, Notary Public in and for the County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared Frank O. Poison, and Joseph $. Amundsen, to subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they each and both executed the same for the purposes and consid- eratiOn therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 2d day of January, A: D. 1909
 (Seall x. N. STEEVES, Notary Public. Recorded at request of Babbitt- Poison Com pany, January 1, A. D. 1909, at o'clock A. M, in Book Articles of Incorporation, pages 76 ct sea-, Records of Coconino County, Arizona.
 JESSE L. BOYCE, County Recorder. First publication, Jan. 9. 1909.
Williams news., 1909-02-06
Wood For Sale.

am now prepared to furnish on short notice wood of any length or size. All orders left at the Smith home or at Sanders store, will be promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed. MARION SMITH.
Williams news., 1909-02-06
L. 5. Williams in Washington

A Washington special to the Phoenix Republican says: L. s. Williams, of Williams, Ariz., in an interview here, said: Mark Smith and Governor Kibbey would be senators when Arizona becomes a state. If Arizona has a fondness for one public man it is for Sena- tor Foraker, and if he should move to the territory and go before the people he would be chosen in pref erence to any other democrat or republican,"
Williams news., 1909-02-06

William Satori is now in control of the Pullman saloon and he in- vites the patronage of the public. Best of goods sold over the bar and courteous treatment to all. Drop in
Williams news., 1909-02-06

Every mine in the Globe district has resumed operations. The call out of the rangers and militia was little premature.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
'MANY DELEGATES
FOR CONVENTION
Seventeen Members of w. C.
7. U. viii Go to Ogden
Meeting.

Seventeen representatives from Salt
Lake will attend the state meeting OF
the WOmaD's Christian Temperance
Union at Ogden Sept. %, 90 and 80. OF
these ten are members Of the state con-
VentiOn from the fact that they are al
ready state officers of the organization.
The other seven were elected yesterday
at meeting of the Salt Lake W. c. 7.
u. held at the residence of Mrs. L. L.
Hiskey; 955 East Second South street.
The delegates elected at yesterday S
meeting are Mrs. z. A. Simpkin, Mrs.
Z. NJ. PinkertOn, Mrs. Grace Nettler,
Miss Dellis. Mrs. L. D. Martin, Mrs.
Lydia n. Stewart and Mrs. Il. E. Has
brook.
The state officers from Salt Lake are
Mrs. E. E. shepherd, state president;
Mrs. II. W Smith, vice president; Mrs.
w. S. Core, treasurer; Mrs. L. NJ.
Shaub, Mrs. Leafy Montgomery Mrs.
Tom d. Pitt Miss Jennie SimOns, Mrs.
w. A, Wright, Mrs. L. NJ. Fuller and
Mrs. c. A. Walker, state superintend-
ents. Mrs. Walker is also president Of
the Salt Lake union.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
H'BURNEY CUP ON WAY
Y. N. C. A. Trophy Recovered by W,
V. Rice at Montreal-Reception
Is Planned.

The McPurney cup, won by the local
Y. NJ. c. A. in International contest,
and which was lost in the Canadian
customs house while being expressed
TO W. V. Rice of Montreal, has finally
been recovered and is now on its way
TO Salt Lake, according to a telegram
received yesterday at the local Y NJ. c.
4. Office.
Celebration of its arrival is to be
held Wednesday at the club rooms. In
vitaions forethe event have been sent
out and public reception is being
planned. After the reception the boys
who won the cup by gaining the high
est aVerag es in scholastic studies at the
institution viii be the guests Of the stu
0cut coU0c3 of Tie association az a Din
ner IN The assOciatiOn dining room.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
Center Aisle
Bargains

In the center aisle, necBwear
department. we feature a sale Of
pretty chiffon auto scarfs. Ia the
assortment is a choice of wanted
autumn shades and suitable size
selection. Worth $3.50. Special.
$125.
a notion special that every
woman viii appreciate. Until sold
we feature 9 large assortment az
real hair nets in al the wanted
shades-brown In various shades.
gray, brunette, blonde and black
strong and. serviceable; worth
25c. Special, 15c.
Corset cover embroidery in a
variety of dainty swiss and main
sock patterns. Worth $1OO aud
1925 the yard. Special, 49c.
Linen Torchon and Platt Val.
laces and insertion from one in.
to 3 in. in width. Worth Zoe and
121ac the yard. Special, Sc.
Waist nets in cream and white
striped and tucked patterns, dain-
ty and beautiful effects; worth
$3.50 and $1.75 yard-Special Csc.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
ATTENDANCE LARGE.
Enrolment in Jordan School District
Is Largest in History.

superintendent John Hansen, jr., OF
the Jordan school district is very en-
thusiastic regarding the prospects OF
his schools fOT the year TJ2e opening
ou Wednesday, he says, WAS Yeyy an
spiciOus and attended by the largest
registration the district ever expe-
rienced. In the seventeen schools there
registered on Wednesday morning Just
1857 pupils, and every teacher and
principal was on hand. There are about
100 teachers in the district.
Large enrollments have been made in
The two high schools at Sandy and al
Bingham. in the former school there
are eighty pipuls. The first teachers
institute, held Tuesday at Sandy was
attended by every teacher in the dis
trict and by all the members of the
board of education for the district All
the plans and policies to be carried out
for the year We're discussed, and the
meeting was voted a success and very
helpful.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE FOR
EVERY COUNTY IN utah

A, c. Nelson, state superintendent of
public instruction, is arranging a series
u 1eacheTs' lnsDtutEs 10 De held in every
county in the state in the near future.
The first institute viii be that of En-
cry county, which VIII be held at Hunt
tngton on Sept. H. IS and t.
All the teachers Of Emery county wiz
eNSSSYS [S4e SOslSIG1e a0o sC0002 ND De
dismissed Tor those three days.
Professor Howard briggs and Professor
MOsiah Hall, of the University of Utah,
viii be speakers at the institute, besides
Superintendent Nelson.
The second institute will probably be
held in Utah county, though the dates
have not yet been announced. A COM
plete program of Institutes in the vari-
Gus counties Of the state will be an
nOunced shortly.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
PRIMARY TEACHERS IN
THE FIRST INSTITUTE

The teachers of the four primary grades
met in their first institute of the present
school year at the Lafayette school yes
terday afternoon. Professor Maude May
Babccck of the University of Utah gave
cation of the little ones. She outlined
FOR the teachers several interesting drills
and gave them the words Of some pretty
children's songs.
Brief addresses were given by D. H.
Christensen, superintendent of schools;
Miss Resale Pollock, supervisor of pri-
mary grades: W. A. Wetzell, supervisor
of music, and J. Leo Fairbanks super
visor of drawing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
ARTIST WRIGHT GOES
BACK TO HIS WORK

A. B Wright left yesterday for Lo-
gan. where he enters upon his duties as
professor. of art at the Brigham Young
college. During his vacation Mr.. Wright
has been busy at work on number
of portraits, the latest being a likeness
of Bishop Charles ". Nibley in oils.
Among the best work which adorns his
temporary studio at the L. d. S. uniyer-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
YOUNG GIRL is SENT
TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Following her arrest by the police
early Friday morning, Geraldine Dun
der, Is years old, was arraigned in ju-
venile court yesterday afternoon and
committed to the state industrial
scrool at Ogden. She was found de-
linQuent, and the commitment to Og-
den was on the request Of her father
The girl ran away from a good home
about two months ago and has been
leading a precarious career since that
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

sity here are portraits Of Professor J. H.
Paul President William Bulge of the
Logan temple, Jacob Miller and wife. An
drew Allen of Cove and a small port
RAFT of Miss Flora Tanner After this
term Mr.. Wright may make Salt Lake
his permanent headquarters.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
A Special

style that we feature today is the new pat
ent leather crown soft felt brim styles for
girls-very clever and modish, and very
serviceable for hard wear or school Spe-
cal. Use.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

the Leviathan. Tuesday evening mo-
tor ride over the city was enjoyed,
after which the guests formed theatre
party at the Orpheum-
IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McCaske1 OF
Chicago were honored guests at a de-
lightful dinner party given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Mcrningstcr
at their home on East South Temple
street. Covers were laid for fourteen
guests. During the evening a delight
ful musical program was rendered.
x X X
Miss Florence Shimming, pupil of
Mrs. Agnes DahlqUist Beckstrand, gave
q most pleasing piano recital last nigtIt
at Mrs. BechstTand's studio on b street.
The numbers given by Miss Swimming
were most artisticaIIy rendered and re
Rected great credit upon both Mss
Shimming and Mrs. Beckstrand. Miss
Shimming was assisted by Miss Erma
Pend1etOn, who gave two delightful Sc
lections during the evening. The COM
plete program was as follows;
PART L
lmprOmptu, Cd. 80 ...............- Schubert
Song Of the Brook ...... Theodore Lack
(a} HumOreske ....................... Grleg
ID BIRDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GIles
Berceuse from Joselyn ............ GODDARD
DplilnAllB 0U.lS -.a----asss.s.-. NtenucloSoAlAA
In Autumn ................ Robert Frantz
Miss Emma Pendleton.
PART II
Impromptu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schubert
SO Nalse ....''''.......'....'.''' Shopin
10 NOcturne ..------.-.---..s.s..... Cnoplh
(c) Dance Caprice .................,.. Greg
~ Elegle -'.-...''-''.'.''''.'.''''' 5rels
4SJ Ndltz 49,: .------..........:. OIIleS
The Day is Done ---......--.-....... Bale
Miss Emma Pendleton.
y X
Miss Mile Williams, who recently
returned from a years visit in Los An
geles gave a delightful song recital last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Spry on Pacific avenue. Miss
Williams possesses a rich soprano
voice, which was heard at a number of
musical entertainments previous to her
departure for Los Angeles. While there
Miss Williams continued her musical
studies, and her voice last night showed
excellent training and power. Miss
Williams was assisted by w. C. By
water, baritone. and Alvin Beesley, ac-
cOmpanist. The following program was
given:
Because zee. ...--.-...-........... dHardelOt
Where Blossoms Grow ..,..... Sans Souci
Miss Williams.
W. G. 8ywater.
(a) September .................... Charlton
(b) The Old Doll Best .............. Gaynor
Miss Williams.
INTERAIISSICN.
(a) The Rosary ........................N evin
ODJ AISuOn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Hard2lOt
Miss Williams.
Dol AloLlo SoiD selected
". G. Bywater.
(a) I Love You Truly ..............-. Bonn
W. 4 LAC AoN et-AelNo GUMSU
Miss Williams.
= r
The Reapers' social will meet at the
TempletOn at 2:3G o'clock Monday Sept
IL, During the afternoon a paper will
he rad hrr Mrs. ATar-rr LII.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

The Central Coal & Coke company
has made no change in the price of
Rock Springs coal, and is still selling
it at S5.75 per ton.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

time, staying at downtown rooming
houses and walking much on the
streets. She was arrested by the police
after a fight with another girl in a
Chinese noodle house on Commercial
street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

Hare yoU seen tae new 2eather bats for
children-excelIent for school and quite in
expensive? They are featured in all patent
imported feathers, brown, black, red, russell,
green etc, and are the elite in children's
styles Priced from $3.50 up.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
Free Peaches,
Brigham City, Sept. Is.
You Want Good PRINTING.

You might get it elsew here; sure to at
the Century, 55-57 POstOffice Place.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George W Chase, Salt Lake; Alice
BraZzel. Canon City, Colo
CIaud p. Chase, Elva, Ida; Musa Rob
George. A. Green, Union; Lucy May
Brady, Sandy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

The Reapers' social viii meet at the
TempletOn at 2:3G o'clock Monday, Sept
13, During the afternoon a paper will
be read by Mrs. Mary L. Morris.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
School Hats for Girls ard Misses

0UY Nai}SiDeYy for chi56TeD IS qD5te c010-
plete and we especially feature today styles
and materials suitable for school wear In
the assortment are modish felt shapes
trimmed with ribbons in red, brown blue tan,
black, etc, excellent for school wear and
quite juvenile in effect Prices from s. 25 up
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
Girls School ShOes-SI.65

For Misses and Children ''FOOT-SHAPE Shoes are
the best for growing feet and oughandready Made of
strong servceabe feathers with heavy soes and
ton and lace sesespecaly suitable for the coming Fall and
and It's bargain that every mother should
avail herself of-$2OO $500 values Special today $3.50
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
B0yS' School ShoeS-SI.05

In the chdrens shoe department feature special sale
Of boys Army Oak shoes for school Made of durable box calf
leaherheavy oak tanned soes bucher and lace stethe
kind of shoes that stand the and of the school boy
and still afford neat and drey school shoe On the bargain
tables Army Oak shoes for boys in sizes from to 5 worth
from $3.50 to $3.50 Special until sold $195.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11

Mr.. ana mrs. freeman NOrnin gstaT
have been entertaining a house party
during the past week, their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McCaskeu
of Chicago, Mrs. :. G. Orr and son Wal
ter Of Pueblo. Colo. and Mr.. and Mrs
J. Louis StTohauer of Caro-, Mich. The
guests have been entertained az a num-
Der Of affairs during the week. Monday
evening the party was entertained at
Saltair beach, dip in the lake being
followed by boat ride and dinner at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
CcDC ,
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girfefeIt i Marts Mameo. Spem
Menigbeoerne / Siour Sails og |
SinS fominer til at falbe | bans
Steo pioes life, men iiffert er oct, at
Ydit. GaIpeion bar puioet fig mango
@enner / oisie @gne, iom gierne erl-
ifeoe at beboIoe bom | lin Wtiote.
-ySbepenne &reos afbolot tit
Seitmsbe | llpbam, Ste til 7oe Hop.
/ Ealt. z. Sbomeiens aalo. aae
Greoiens Trelter bar tilitebe, meo
ll~notageIie al Yait. Spenungien, Der
bar binbret / at fomme paa @rnno
al Spgoom. Wsoet SorbanoIings-
enrre bar Gaoberen, Gait. 6. &. Gil.
NETS inolebeoe. Spuoag bapoe 8reo.
len Seimesie9uSstieneite meo Sitter
safg. Gaitor %. Goa prGoifeoe %
Gait. s. Strononeis forretteoe Sitter.
tieneIten. Sm gftermiooagen bapoe
man gflfeosfelt. Gang og Saler al
Ereiter % 2egfolf.
- Ssnoag ben 24oe Sftober 1903
afbolot S~refoloiebeSs Menigbeo, q.
Ga crosse, @is., IaIt. &. z. SOBER.
itaos 8aIb, en- Seitguostieneite. ga
itorerne u. @riebt, gfuibforo, Minn.
81. 6. Barron, Ierrin, @is., iamt
Steoets 9reIt bar tilitebe. Iaa
SofmiSoog prebifeoe Taitor Barron.
On gftermioSagen bar Der Soler al
De tiliteoepGrenbe Hreiter, Spl9s'
ming, Gang af Secret iault Bianomii'
iif al IofaIe &r9fter.
Srifirfen.
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Srifirfe boIbt fit Ssitmsoe | Erefol.
oigbeos Wenigbeo, Halermo, %. g.,
1oitor 81. q. Sees anlo, fra 12te I'll
ABE Ropbr. 1909. 9aItor 81. s.
2sgelano aobneoe Isbet meo Rrpoi'
fen oe Gbr. gterbus inoIeoeoe Gam.
taleemnet, aongeisnnens grplllip,
Wott. %, i'll. Sslgeube BreIter
par tilitebe og beItog | Samtalen; ".
q. See, 81. s. 9seelaib, q. Nil'en,
8. &. SIien, q. SO. Sangpolo og
Chr. 0trebus.
- 9aitor 9. 6. Sblanb bolot If'
ffebspreoifen | Hoieou Wentgbeo
Senbag ben 24be Sftober. s Bine
Greet Meniebeb boIot ban afifeos'
pr9oifen, Confirmation og alter9arlg
Gsnboq Ben Bite Sftober, og | Wfel'
lem % Moe Weniebeoer bolotes vi
ffebgprebifen Senbog ben Zoe Nop.
0oitor Solano bar en- Snr til @ana-
ba Den tSoe til 20be Sftober og
praoifeoe I @eniino og @ampirm.
8aa Iioitnepnte Steb inopieoe ban
oaiaa en- 8rubplabs. - Sreoag Den
12te Rob. reiite Boitor Solano og
Tamilie til Sollocf, Mim., bpor De
cater at tilbringe en- Sib bos Wfrs.
ObIanbs SorpIore. 9erfra refer DC
iii oeres me @irfefelt | @oro 9ofoto
for at optaae arbeibet Der | Slut
ninscn al benne Maoneo.
Sauses Gpnube.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
en- Voromdno
iom irif Profession.

8 bisie Gage bar l1niperiitetsiti-
penbiat Carl Maritranber | &riftt'
ania mobta9et Isabelle iom Brofes'
ior peo &opal aeaoemp / Dublin.
Irofesforatet er ben eneite faIte
9preItol peo gfaoemiets Shool Of
SriIb 2earning, en- | 1903 oprettet
SeiffoIe for set p~ibenfabeliee Shl'
blum al feItiif sproe og 2iterahir.
Gen 2areItol, ban ifaI befl9Se.
blen ibsit leoig, ibet bens iibite Snoe'
baper, Osborn 9erein, blep oniat pef
set | CONNER itifteoe npe Statsunt'
perIitet | SubIin. fpm | berne gtna'
neo tr9ber | girfiombeb. I'll sol
Ifolen er fnpttet oct itore, l9roe Stos'
ifrift Grin, bpis &eouftion bereftei
faIoer paa 8rofesior @aritranoers
Inipar.
IremoeIes bar gfabemiet operSra
act Sr. WearItranoer at tiltrGoe ion
ReSoftsr for bets itore irife Srobog
iom / 40 gar bar p9ret UNDER 6or
berebeIie peo III nfbeoe Trofesioi
Sob. gtfinIon peS Srinitp College
Dublin oa ienere peS Rrofesior Sums
Wcner / 9iperpool % Brofesior Der
ain / GubIin. Get bliper Troteslo'
@arItranoers Spgape at %foreltaa lilo
oioeIIen Of Set itore gerf, Der ttllis
ter at lGege fat Srunopolo tor Sfii
Siet of SrIonos rige Niooelaloer
Iiterotur.
~rimaoeIiae efatte Of samle trlt
SaonSfrifter benlisger trenloele
utrnfte / %opol gcaoemp'S Stoi'o
thief. grufesior @aritranoer fda
1T a~rbeiosrum TO Sfriot ira bette u
porsenSe Sfatfammcr, boor IRE lel
Sc Gamer pif eaa BAN I'll Soanoe:
8 or afaoemieis gnife, at DC
npe 9rofesiur tiItraoer inarelt mn
Iliat; Sr. @aritrauoer Ter Dog bell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03

at ban fan forbIipe / &riitiania til
Rptaar, label for at a~filittte Gene
Itrets SoreIpsninger = ban bar ct
Bar gleper / Srif =, iom for at
giere fulbt feroig TO fore Gfban6-
finger, ban bar UNDER Srpfning /
"3eiti6rift fir feItiife Bbilogie" |
Sole. Sttlerne Ip6er "Sibernica"
og "Sorerga".
s 4riItiania Observation-Disclosures
Sfrtfter for 1909 bar Sr. MorItrm.
ser netop u6gibet ben irife Soga
"Sleaob bitin ia Rgeaob", '"Seiten
paa @aaieborg".
Carl Soban Sber6rup Waritrat.
Ser fpIoer ON fort Si0 26 aor, i6et
ban er fs6t oen 26oe 9opember 1883
II 4riItiansianb, bpor bans 8aoer bar
&eftor peo 99rerifoler. s 1902 bleo
ban Sttbent og CAB liz itrar ifaIt
meo Shtoiet af flnsiiIf 5ioIo9t og
inoogermanf Sprogpibenifab. s
1907 orog ban meo Stipenbium til
SrIan6. On liolig Sfilbring al lit
Spbolo bGoubt @snoerne paa SIaifet'
gen uoenior Srlonos SpOUeitipi6s
bar ban netop offentIiggiort | Geo.
groiiif Selifabs Iarboe. Sfior bIeo
ban ioa ubn9bnt til llniperiitetsiti-
penbiot. Soruben %opeuurpute 8it-
bIifationer bor Sr. Woritran6er OF.
fentIiggiort a~fbnubIinger / "SSnoo'
germoniihe Soridinger" iont no
gioet / "Gbeiniihes Mtuieum" oct
9ruotpffe Of ct t3be Ga%rbunbreoes
SaanoTfrift al "Soauit Su9urtba",
Tom iinoes / set norife Higsarfip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Gen Sursnebe Strife.
teiitr "9ntttrnusrtn.")

- Spenpoa Sobet at I'm SuItru
bar Bait. 9onmerSuPS | eugene,
Srea., bapt ben Sorg, at bans ire
gar8 gumIe 3atter blPo ing al Dir
SeIe 6amilien er M | aoa'
rantpne.
GoItor 80. 8. 8aIoal bar reiig.
ueret ira fine Menisbeoer / eau
Claire 90 Gum Counter, 8is., %
antaget aaIo fra Mtooie Sam, Saif.,
Gan, % bill iIptte bio | en- nGr Srem-
tio.
- gaItor s. SorpaI Rorbp bIep
Ssnoaa BEN 14be Ropbr. inofert al
GaIt. 8. 8. Sougen / WeuigbeDen
QouIsbu, @aib., Tom Bait. 6. S.
SonSpias Gitermanb. &aitor Norbp
bar fsr greit / 9euin9bum, 8aib.
for fort Sio iioen tit RaIt. ..
8. Soiitub lin 2en forbeiet meo 500
al MeniQbescu / @ebiter, Q. @. ghI
bor MeuiqltSen / @riitol li9eleoeS
Ioot til hans 9en 100 Collars.
Bait. q. s. @ergiorb er Ilpttei
ira UNDERWOOD, Wiun., I'll 8inntpes
Wian., boor han bar cptoget gtIS'
IionsorbeiOe / @iuripeg, Storbuct
glau. Sans aOre5ic er 347 Sim
coe Ct, @innipeg, Wtan.
L
49, 9oIt. SobuuneS Sourpei er net
Oh fommeu tilbnge fra en- l9n9er'
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ooiaa Spcri0e % 0anmarf. Sal
huuoc mcget goOt al Srren, men e
boq pcl iorueiet meo at tomlie filba
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bar ontnaet Ell onipnrsfilh Stilin
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