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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-07

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The properties are 10 miles north Of
stateline. Utah and 50 miles north o. i, 81
Modena, on the Salt Lake Route. the
holdings embrace 81 groups, divided
into two groups. with water rights.
mill Sites forest lands and other
rights. ],
The ore of the Indigo Blue group OF
claims on which the greater amount or
development work has been Done,
ranges from heavy lead sulphide to
high grade carbonates and galena The
general average Of the sulphids orc 8
ranges from ~ to 10 per cent lead, ~
4 10 is ounces silver and 81 to 50 In
gold. The oresis of an excellene con,
¢rating quality. The galenst ana
lcarbonates will assay in the neighbora
hood of 44.5 per cent lead, 10 to s2.oo
ounces silver, some gold and !, ! tr1 on,
this some car load shipments are pc
ing made from time to time.
The amount of work done an, amounts l:s
10 about 1900 feet Of tunneling a an.
500 feet of shaft work, besides NUM- M
erous crosscuts, drifts and other US
der ground workings.
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~
JiHctins stories He had come TO salt
Lake on the train from Bingham yester.5
day afternoon. easily making his way
sbeeause OF his childish appearance lead.
ling the conductor to believe that he
must be the child of some Of the pas.
sen gers. Leaving the. train at the depot
little Clarence essayed another ride or
street car. on which. however, the con,
gductor had no doubts, and put the LITTLE
elbow off when he could not produce liz
fare. II was then that Patrolman EDDY.
pick him up "a "
i. The youngster readily told his name
coming to Salt Lake a. story Of low Ia
had heard his father and mother tatk.
Ing of coming to Salt Lake on PAYDAY
He Ind thought It was payday, and when
after palying he had returned to find biu
father and mother not at home he iumnss
ed at the conclusion that they had come
to Salt Lake. He determined to foIlnM
and fnd thomS In the big city He MAS
mixed 9on what his father worked nj
however.
He was given into the care OF Matros
Clifford while the police communicated
with the father. who was at his home
at Carr Fork. This morning the lad was
taken to the depot by Sergt. johnson
and placed in charge, Of tho condutor
to be taken back to his home. ~,
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PRODUCE.
.RurrER ANIo \ EGGjs.

Chicago, June .-Butter-st steady.
Creameries, 22ls @26: datries. 20 ~ 4ls.
Eggs-+Steady, at mark. cases include
10; frsts, 1871: prime ilrsts, y (, s Is -
Cheese-Steady. Daisies, l29t g. lSa |:
E; long horns. 13Adas
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June MISUNDERSTANDING
1900; market for best strong: Others
cows and heifers, 2.T596 {. 65: stockers and
feeders. g. 500 so: bulls, s. Is a %: calves,
s3.75 a zoo; western steers, d.Io@6.75; west
ern cows. 3. 25a5.25 S
Hogs--Receipts. 1000: market steady
to DC. lower Bulk of sales, I,l0G $50;
heavy. 7,40fl7 30; packers and butchers,
z. 2oGT 80: lights, 6.sOaf 80. rs. .75 q 75.
Sbeep--Recetpts. 10000. market steady.
Muttona 0Ga6 80; lambs. 6.50GS,7 is;
wethers and yeaTiings. 4.75Gf.25; ewes,
F4.50ds.oo: Texas and Arizona muttons,
'y OMAHA.
south Omaha, Mob, June 7.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900; market steady to 10c.
higher. Western steers. S.G0a5. s.: I exas
steers, 3.00a5. 80: range cows and heif-
ers. z. S5d5.S5: Gamers. 1000 400: stock
TOO; bulls and stays, s3.o0G5.5o.
Hogs Receipts, 5000; market weak to
&C lower. Heavy, I 30 lbs, mixed. ] %
ar 40; lights, 1000 7.A0: pigs. o,OlG s 80;
bulk Of sales. T9o7f. 40.
Sheep-Receipts. 200: market steady.
Gearlings, 575G6.75: wethers. ). 5oaS 90:
ewes, 5.4oG1f. 40: lambs, Z, 25@S.s5.
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WHITNEY RYNDERs FUNERAL &

In spite of the fact that she is sert-.
ously Ill, and that the worst is feared
by her friends, Mrs. W. George Ryn-5
ders. the mother of Whitney Rynders,
who was ground to death last Tuesday
night ut Seventh North and First West
streets. Insisted on coming TO this city
to attend the funeral of her which
was held In the Eighteenth ward meet
inEhouse yesterday afternoon ats4 o'clock.
There were present of the Noung mans
Immediate family, the mother. father
and two sisters. The two brothers.!
Clark and Lawrence. remained at Seat
tie where the family home is.
The funeral sermon was preached by
Elder o. F, Whitney. R. Young,
president of Ensign stake. ~ Tered the
opening Draper. and Elder 4ymour g :.
Young, the benediction.I fInong theS
floral offerings was One AsNi beautiful
set piece which was telesrA he'd for by
q number of the yoyf.SfMs,Ssan friends.
at Seattle The twoss ssrsS songs were
Abide With Me-, arl6 .stS my Father
both of which were SING by a quartet
composed of Fred Graham. n. s.. Ash
worth. II. S.. Ensign and Willard
Squires. H. S. Ensign sanR ,Sonetime
Well Understand as the closing hymn.
The interment was In! the city cenie-.
j3tery. where the grave was dedicated by
o. f. Whitney. The oallbearers were:
Newell Whitney. Ralph Whitney and
Frank Rnyders. cousins: lie Roy
Brown, Bruce Nicholson and Frank.
James.
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Local stock markets have started M
on their summer vacations that is as
far as the volume of trading is co,,-
cerned. Today opened With the slow
est trading Of the year and both cx-l
changes resorted to professionalism To
Z keep things active. Scarcely ii ripple of
q real live market was shown in any
of the stocks.
e tsarisa which wss4onelof the star per-
2 formers la week on the Salt Lake eS-8
change was down today and sold for,
$t05 and sl.tTts and columbus Con
Il solidated tramped along in the ss,rlie
class. With diyidend IN sight FOR,
Iron Blossom, trading In this5sacurity
WAS limited. Most of the stockhpldePa
are apparently hanging IN for the q tyi-
dend. The price Of the stock was
scarcely changed
Every stock on tles boards today
showed an inclination to get lower.
Newhouse sold al sl.I5 which Is
the lowest price the stock has reached
q in years. The block sold was only IS
shares.
ON the curb market Gianlnyth WAS
Z offered ~ Si.65 and a bid of "a cents
4 was rpadc for Bingham Central stan
dard. Piocl1e King received bid OF
81 cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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4 REINSTATEMENT TO MEET.
Provo to Have An Ocular Dcnlonstra
ton OF tho Press Of Utah.

b u ~ ~ - +. s r
The Commercial club and citizens
of Provo have made great prepara-
tons for entertainment Of the Utah
apapermen of the state will participate
in the high jinks for which the COM
s1rercial club of Provo has spared no
efforts In making good.
The regular neWspapermen's session
will be held in the Commercial club
at 1920 a. M. with the following
program: ls$$ s
Mayor Chas. F. Decker.
Address. .,...}. President Jacob Evans.
Provo Commercial Club.
Response. Presi dent r. p. j ensen
Utah Press Association.
Mr.. ohm Hood OF the Richfield
Reaper will deal 18th How the News
paper Men OF Utah Can Become More
United. XIX
chas. England Of the Logan j Journal
will discuss 1.-THE Best Method of
Making Advertising FIffective.'s
The Advertising Rate Discussion.
will be given byI. p: Delhi Of the
Mammoth Record. Other matters of
Importance to the association will be
discussed. IL
Is An afternoon sight seeing program
is arranged for, and after the close
of the meeting, at 1 o'clock all visit
ing newspaperrnen Will be taken in
automobiles and carriages over the
famous fruit belt of Provo and up
Provo canyon where r trout dinner
will be served at Heiselt After din-
ner ride back o1FroVo and a visit
to the State Mental hospital, the B.
Y. u. the Provo Wooden mills and
The Telluride Power plant will be the
order.
In the evening an informal banquet
will be given at the Commercial club.
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no EXAMINE UTAH MINES.
Professor Burr Of Columbia University
Coming TO Look Over Property.
lSnecial TO Tic ,,NeMs.,.l

Especial TO the sNews.'.>
New York June 7.-4Upon the report
of Prof. William H Burr of Col
ilmbia University. who has left for
Utah. will depend the plans for the
enlargement of equipment Of the prop
ertS of the Utah Gold & Copper COM.
pany. Prof. Burr is consulting en-
gineer for New York City and for the
Panama canal commission, and is al
so an authority of considerable note
on mining. He Is accompanied by
George johnson Of the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance company and q number,
OF PHILADELPHIA men who are INTEREST,"
ed in the coal industry. All of the
pertr including Prof, Burr are stock
company
For some time the company has been
figuring on installing mill to care for
The tonnage that is now being develop
ed in the washington Mining district
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BUSINESS AND REALTY
Today,s bank clearings amounted to
Z 81, 200616.S4 as compared with s1.0aS.-
s2SS.a0 for the corresponding day of las.

|
81, 200, 1854, as compared with s1.0aS.-
2SS.s0 for the corresponding day Of las.
year.
Ten buildings permits were issued
this morning by Building inspector
Hirth. They call for the expenditure of
s172.7oQ. The largest was the Salisbury
company building adjoining the Nsw-5
house building on Main street. II will
be q six story building and will c9st
The Hirschman Shoe company con-
templates removing from 106 south
Main street to 11S Main street, which
Is now occupied by the GALLAGHER Trunk
company. 1t Is the intention to re-
model the building and fit it up
suitable for a modern shoe store.
With the side and back walls of the
new Mining Exchange up to the first
story. the supports for the reinforced
concrete second floor and the noulds
for the supporting columns are being
put In place prior to running In the
concrete next week.
The concrete footing for the Fisher
building. which Is to be erecled i'm,
amediately north of the Utah Light and
Railway coInpany's office on West
Temple street, has been put in, and
the rearing Of the basement walls VIII
begin next week. 4
The excavation for the first unit 9,
the, Covey apartment house at a ana
South Temple streets, is nearing COM
pletion. LII ali 5000 cubic yards OF orr
will be moved. This. the first unit q, o.
the three that Will ultimately be buiii.
will cost about 100000
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"A REALISTIC DISPLAY. +
Destruction of Ves,ivius at Wanda
mere IN Entertaining Spectacle.

With great realism the spectacle OF
the destruction OF the cities that clunE
about the base OF Mount Vesnyius was
reproduced by PAINS pyrotcchnicalf dis
play at Wandamere Saturday night. "a
though 1t has been displayed In MANY
cities for many years. it never loses
Its charm. 1t was crowd of more
than 1000 people that witnessed the
scene IN, the ball PARK and race track
The scene opens with a full street Of
houses that extend almost he full
snd the q as
urek loving people of the Italian country
Ballet dancers move ninbly about. aero
bats and tight rope walkers DC excel y,
lent aerial performances; clowns and
other tricksters do much to give the.
scene the appearance Of a great fair.
Then as the temple priest move along
shrine there Is an explosio on, The citi-a
zens nee in terror from the village.
In realistic style the volcano spogts
open and the houses fall before the mol
ten flood.
AS soon as this is over the fire.
In this the skill of many. years expert
ence has made the display something
that 5dazzles the eye, Great showers Of
sky rockets battle the sky II, colored
pear.
a giant portrait in. IRE Of Gov VIII
liam Spry is one OF the. great events
OF the evening. An imitation OF huge
waterfall lights up the entire country
BESIDES this there is a man of fire who
does some clever horizontal bar per
formances. a great fan of many colorss
and SCORES of other Interesting features.
A special feature of the performance
tonight will be the portrait In fire of
the handsomest woman In Salt Lake,
The decision is In the hands Of the COM,
mittee and the identity of the woman
Will be announced after the piece has
been fired.
The artists who take part in the en-
4tertainment are Jean and Marie Weitz-
ma n, high wire performers; Swain s. Qst-
man. comedy acrobats, with their trick
act; Nous Paulns. on bounding wire
and many otherI features. The car. scr
vice has been arranged to care toit tho
crowds. 4
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7CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 7.-Cattle--R eceipts, es-
higher Beeves, 500. 80; Texas steers.
465da i. 80 western steers. rs D6.4o; stock
ers and feeders, 3.6ogF5.55; cows and
gheifers 25oMe $50; calves. 5.T51l7 10.
up Hogs--Rcceipts estimated at 1900;
market &C. lower. Lights. 1000 so; mix
ed. 7.0@7.7O; heavy. .20a7 ia: rough,
a. 30 al 40; good to choice heavy. $50
40; pigs, 6.10q7.00; bulk of sales. $50
us,
Sheep-Receipts. estimated ut 1900:
market steady Native, Y .0o@6.50:. west
ern As a $50: yearlinEs. 6. 25Hll 20: lambs.
native, 6.01dS.35: western, 6.25 Is.50
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REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENTS.

The county commissioners met to-day
as u board OF EQUALIZATION IN the office
of the county assessor. There were pres,
ent a number of people who desired their
taxes cut down. the most of them be-
Ing poor people of advanced age. A
number of reductions were made. though
as the amounts were small tile reduc-
ations did not amount to- much.
The commissioners Will meet AT the
same place for the same purpose Tues
day and Wednesday, Of this week at
from 10 to 12 and u to ~ each day.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. June Close: Prime
paper 3k ga per cent
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4S5.95@
ass. % for sixty day bills and at 1870
for demand.
Commercial bills, ASS Is @4s5ss.
Bar silver. So
3 Mexican dollars. ~.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds irregular 4, "a
Money on call easy. / u 5@2 per cent;
ruling rate IN. closing bid and offer
ed att ~
Time loans very firm and inactive;l
go days 2012 " per cent: 30 days, 2 u !:
six months, ~ @31s per cent.
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NEW YORK CT sING STOCKS.

| Monday, June 1909.
Ama}gan1a ted Copper j. .. Sl 81.
American Car s. Foundry ,...,.,. 5I1s
American Loconlot i've y. " Y. 64sss
Am. Smelling & Refining y. 96aass
Am. Smelling & Refining, pfd. ~ Lib
American Sugar Refining ,.5.... 32la
| Anaconda Mining Go. K. 80. 81 II
Atchisoii 4ls
IsAtchison, pfd 49,. ...... .l0o rs
Baltimore e. Ohio . Il. (. I. ~. is M
Brooklyn Rapid Transit e TX
Canadian Pacific Il ~, .1s3ki
Chesapeake s. Ohio s.. 4. ~. 7S1a
Chicago Northwestern ~. a rs
Chicago. Mil & st. Paul ~. u
Colorado Fuel K Iron ...... 43A
Colorado e. Southern $50. W W
Delaware & Hudson q. II q. :. i. 4 1899
Denver & Rio Girande q. IS, y, 81 s$$
Denver 6 Rio sGrande. pfd. 9sls
Great Northern pfd. (. h. 1895
Great Northern Ore Gifts. @ ia
Illinois Central Il. oOllsi
International Paper ". l511a
aInterbprouSl14 Met. 10 "
1nterborough$ Met, pfd.i ........... Ash
Il louisville & Nashville lA3lla
& Mexican Central 1855. .....3....3..S..
Missouri Pacific -. ...f...s.......... 15&
Pacific e. Texas ..s........ ......s... 42l.:
National Biscuit ....... :. l06
National Lead !. -. 49,. .....s...... S7&
New York Central ........ 1924 Z
Northern Pacific -. :. .149A
Pacific Mail 4. !. v. Il. esA
PENNSYLVANIA 4. ..13l
Peoples Gas 49,, &. 1161a
Pressed Steel Car n. q. +. N "A
Pullman Palace Car, bid ..........1S7Is
Reading /. Z. J. l56 "
Rock island Co. . go. y. -. &. SAYS
Rock Island Co, pfd. ..,.. T1ss
Southern Pacific $4,000. 1905
Southern Railway Neutrality-suspicious.. 80
Union Pacific 4. !. y. =. Ia. 1881
United States Steel ........ STA
United States Steel pfd, IFS
Wabash X. .....,.,...5.3.. ~. lis Y
Western Union ........- 1919
STANDARD Oil $50. !. j.. .......6H -
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NO DANGER FROM FLOODS
REPORTED FROM SPRINGVlLLE
.lSneciaI 10 the News

Springyille, Utah Co. June THE
water in Hobble creek is now so high
as three weeks ago as much OF it is
being diverted TO the irrigating canals.
There is no danger in the city. but
below the city the bed Of the creek.
is filed with gravel and the hay lands
are oyerflowed. Otherwise little dam
age is done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-07
sIX-YEAR-OLD SENT HOME.
Little Clarence Anderson Came t.
Town Thinking 1t Was Payday.

& Little sf-x-year-old Clarence Ander-
sons wandering out into the wide world
picked up by Patroiman Eddy yesterday
afternoon, and returned to his home al
Carr Fork Bingham. this morning.
The little chap was some thing of an
enigma TO the police. because of his con-
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TRELoNA, wYo, POSTMASTER.

e Washington. DC. June Z. 1909 -
Henry F. Griesser has been appointed
postmasters at Trelona, Laramie
county. Wyoming. vice @. M. Wether-
ak. resigned.
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mot listed on SAT- Lake exchange.
FORENOON SALES.
isalt Lake Exchange.

.
Beck Tunnel, 1,5OO at az.
Carlsa, 800 at / OF - 100 at 105.
Columbus, 10o5at go; 100 at 2 V; 100
at 22.17i4, buyer go.
Grown Point, 500 at 90 buyer 50; 500 at
1aia
Indian Queen, $50 at 6114s..
iron Blossom, 400 at 1,s7tta; 1900 Mt
5t.s5.
Lower A1farn,nctl. 200 at 80.
Mason Valley, $50 at go; 100 at 2.lTlks,
Mineral Flat, $500 at l21ts.
Min. Lake, 200 at 20. s5.,
New York, 500 at
Ohio Copper; 100 at $40; 100 at 500.
Provo, A,i2b ut TO-
Seven Thoughts 5000 at Is; 1000 at
t14lb
Silver King, $50 at A.0b
Sioux Con. 1900 at LIS; 100 at 1.15,5
seller 30: 100 at 1.i2ia;; 800 at LIS. buy
3e!t 30.
South columbns Con, 4, 700 at 80; .. 100
at sS: 500 at 3Sts
Tlutic Central 800 at 1611s; 900 at IL. {.
Utah Con, 1.5op at is.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 100 at 50.
Colorado, GEO at 2,45:
Non Blossom, 1,1oo at 1.S5; 500 at 1.9o
buyer 60.
Major Evans, 900 at az
May Day, 500 al 27ta, buyer so.
Miller Hill. 1000 at bta.
Nawhouse, % at LIS.
OHIO Copper, 500 at 500,
Provo, 500 at 10; 1000 at ga
schwab. 1000 OF ~.
seven Troughs 500 at 10
South Columbus Con. 500 at S9lls
Utah Con, ] 600 at 1S5a.
REHABILITATION.
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"A private safe may b. rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the Salt.
Lake Security & Trust CO.. 1894 Main
street, $500 per year.
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AFTERNOON SALES

AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100$at So. 200 at So.
Bingham ANAL, i. 900 atF14.
Black Jack 900 $at25t1s ".
Cedar Taltsman, 1000 at .06; 1000
satl.05M
Columbus. 100 at 2.I2 ".
e Grown Point, 500 at 10 "
55.p1A
Inyo, 200 at OF.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 30, buyer
Mason Valley. 400 at go.
Mineral Flat 1.500 at 12ls.
Nevada Hills. 100 at LIE " "; 200 at
III 10.
Ohio Copper. 1000 at 4.es1ls;; 100
lat 400. #
Plntus, $500 at Is.
Provo, 2,315 ut TO-
silver King, 600 at 4.05.
South Columbus, 1.1o0 at ASK 35
$8 South Iron Blossom 1000 at 3 Y
8Ss Uncle Sam. 500 at rs.
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WOOL.
sT. LOU.

ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. June 7.Wooi. unchanged
TERRITORY and western mediums. 24G92s;
fine mediums. 2292T: fine, 1893
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j. r. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
81 ArEss, He'll. 1910. Res. ao0A-A
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Local Stock Markets Are Taking sum
mer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trading Light.

SLOW SEASON SETS IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-23
On bemmeIia tnoir Sfat

Ger forbereoes peo Sielp at no.
gen rige Gngl9noere og meo Ststte
al ben inoiife &egiering nornitning
al en- flor Grpeoition iom bar til
Sormaal at iinoe en- flor inoiit aonge.
fiat. Sfatten, iom Hal lisge ifjult
De balpt iammeniunfne Ruiner al
gensalens tiblisere Sopeoitao, an
Ilaaes til en- 89roi al omfring 200
Mia. Ser. Get er Sbabamat Sutgs
Begun al Wurideoababs aronifat,
beitaaeuoe al Siipeler, forifieaige
Smpffer os iielone SrG. % GLEN.
benssienitanoe, iom Spriten ifaffet
tiliioe isr De iremtr9ngenoe engelife
grobrere funoe legge geilas paa
Dem. Der gaar enonu mellem De tn'
biIfe Snofsote Gpgter ON, at &oltbar'
beoerne er ifiult | Wurene til Den
lGnait forlaote Woife Wbeli Sbul. -
Oct bar life manglet paa briltige
epentprere, iom bar giort Sorisg paa
at hppe Sfatten, men oct er itaoig
enot meo @asier al mpitiife Ssos'
falo, uiorflarlise Sorgiftninser 90
iere Sanomener, iom flin bar biora'
act til at forsse De inofsotes Srpgt
for Ruinerne al ben en- Gang laa
praatfulbe benealife Sopeoitao.
Oct piloe poloe 8anifelisbeo at be-
fiempe oen omboenoe g~eiolfnings
Spertro og iaa Den til at iGtte Saffe
% Spet / DC beaige Mure, og man
maa 90 bielpe Jig meo Spnamit ell
Ter anoet SprGnsitof, bpis man Do
life pil engasere europeiIfe arbel'
bere. Sfuloe De me gfterforifntnger
fsre til beloisere Teiultat en- De tto'
Iiaere, Ifal geeirms arpin9er babe
Solpbelen Of ben funone Sfat. en
Gel at Sfatten bar Den inoi'fe Sfai
f~orbebolot iig, mems &eiten tiltaloer
Snnbifatet, Tom bar uoriitet erpeoi'
tionen for at finoe Sensalfprltens
9rouiupeler. Som man Ter, Suoen
err SeIt, MI si9loer oct bare ON at nm
De 9iernen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-23
SGateTabsbureanet

iom | europa betragteS ION en- n9'
item altior mooerne 90 liot fonllt
Opfubelie, er I. Or. ! Selma en- nr'
aammeI oe central Snititntion. )
"Sil gIas" iortGles Der iaaleoes bl.
anoet:
aineieren glitter fig tiolis % pos
Ter ombpggclis paa, at Den irgamle
TRADITIONS mango forifleuige eere'
monier itrenat fsIges. Sa Oct er
aorpIorene, iom trRfier Salset al
SpiaerbotterciL b%eupenber oisie ltg
til ct sGsteifabstontor, bpis Snoe'
baper Tom GegeI er en- Game.
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