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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
SdDaoen onrdl Sud)luaiicr.

OeS W ines, Sa, 6. Suli.--
Die Giienbubn5iige langtcn beute nit
elncr bis ict)5 Stlmoen Beripdtimg
bier an, uno in lnon6cn (beiIen uun
,5oluo lit Ser gabnpcrfcbr ourd, buS
So6moiier melbes oui Die ieit IeB.
tenn SomItoB berrihcn0ent iflucren
9icgcngiiiic iol8tc, total ltterbrOdcn
poroen. So 5ienIih ollie gnbnen
limo ourh 2llsmoi6ungcn beiddoigt
lnO uicIc griiden buben Sdooen &C.
littcn.
GbiGlicotbe, Wo., 6. ISuli. -
8robe 0erbceritngcn ollrd) Sod,ipoi'
ier merben aus Der nor6oitlid) ino
nor0pcitIih bon bier gcIcacnen @es
gcno ou beiocn 2lrmcn 6eS Bruno Ri.
Der gemelbet. lrcnton lit ourd oie
6lltben iioIirt ilno man id1bt oel
ocrt entitonoencn Shuocn uui 500.
600. Someit man peiB, iino feline
Wenidenlebel oerloren gegungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Snbnc i'm clcftriId,cu Stuhl.

Nuburm N..9, 6. sui. Sin
icppc Sonoucci, mcldcr oen itolieni.
ihen Gctcttip TSoicpb Iorourio am
Morgcn ocS 81. Gc5cmbcr 1907 81
9clioit gllcGonp = Golmtp, crmor.
oetc, lpurOc bcutc iriib I'M biciigcn
3nhtbmnS Oltrd GIcftri5itdt binge.
riftet. 9ie Sinrihtllng uerliei obnc
St0rung. Sonbucci beging Den
Woro in @egenmurt pon 40 bis 80
4!enibcn aus Node Ooiiir, ooB Tor.
Oorio icinen (SonOucci's) glrbeitgc'
bcr pcgcn llcbcrtretlmg Der @eicte
sur Negcllmg oes SpirituoIenper'
fouis perbuitet bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
!S1arrn &. Sbmu ,uicocr ciumnl,

u + itc i la in s, N.D., 6. Sllli.
IA S1drrD g. lbom, Der Ut0rbcr
Stonioro NbitcS, crrong bcutc III
irincn 9InltrcnglmBcL cine Iueitcrc
grrihtlidle Gnti6cioung iibcr ieinen
(SciItes5ltanO 81 erjluin8cll cinclt
tbcimciien Griolg 9iihter Wills CT.
ttciltc 9cicbl, Gbnm ans Dem Wtots
teowon.}lipl iiir pobniinrigc 8erbrc.
der 5u cntiernen ltno lmter Cbbut
oc0 Sferiiis Scnrp Shcrt pon
lSbitc Elai6 81 ltcacn, bis bic Gc.
ridltspcrbnn0lln4cn bccn0ct iinO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Sic Sd)ladjtupicr.

GbicoBo, 6. &lrIi. - Cen Be
riAten bca yNccorosScrnIo" 5uiolae
iino mGbreno Der orcitGgigcn 6eier
oca 4, <Ii in Den Gcr. Stooten 46
W2enlhcn lm's &cbcn gcfonmen lm0
1915 pcrlctt morocn. 2lhbcbn Der
llngctommenen crlogcn Dem Starr.
flompi. Ger &crIlit Ourh 9rdnoc be.
hdgt $4l6,5O0. SpGtcrc Ncrichtc
biiriten Oicic 3oblcn nod ehpoa ltci.
gern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
9ud) Gin Nciu.YOrfer Wiurbgcbeim'
min.

9tem. Dorf, 6. Stlli. - Gie 2ci'
dc cincr ofieubor oli bod)it brlltole
@ciic ermoroeten 6rall luuroc beitte
iriib in Dem unteren 6nusgonge cines
3cnentcntbouies an Der Dit t3. Ctr.
gciunocn. Gic llmIt0noe oeuteten an
oob bic Grmoroetc Desperation @ibcr,
itono geleiitet Bate. Ibr aopf mo
ibr Beiift morcn oerlnoBet Scr
id]logerL boB man ibrc @eiifts5iigc
nitt su erfenncn pcrlnofte. Sic
Eoli5ci perbuitetc 5mci Wonncr, oI'
lein man gloiibt ridt oob irgerb ei'
ncr oericlben Der W0roer lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Wicllr 0lntpsSpfcr.

MiIfcSbnrrc, go, 6. Suli.-
6rou Somes Sugbea uon bier fam
bcltc bllrh cincn 9hltomobil.llnioIi
lm'S 2cbcn, Sri. 2ouro Cannon cr.
lit lebensgeiGbrlidbc Gerlebrngch
mo Games Su9bcS, @otte Der &C.
tUrtctcn 6rolL ionic Der Gbo1iiicur
mlrocn lciht pcrIett. GoS gluto cnt
jog lid beim Scrobiobrcu non einer
2Inbobe Der GontroIc mo ltiir5te cine
Soi6ung brnob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
HeprGientant Guibman geitorben.

.gew Oorf 6. Suli.-t}ronciS
y Guibmon, Gongrcbnlitalieo iiir
Tacoma. Woib., lit belte I'M )iooie-
rcIt.SoipitaI on Der 2ungenent5iln'
bung. oil melher er erfranftc, nod
bcm er iid ciner Operation ltter5o-
gen botte. geItorbcn. Iie 2eihc miro
noh WoIbington gcifidt lueroen.
Ser 8erflorbene mar 5ebn Sabre
long NiitglieO oes 9tcpr1icntnnten.
Gollies uno bate iih cincn notionaIen
9tuf olS Sumoriit erlporben. ,Sll iei.
rcn jiingcn 1Sobren mar er Streden-
orbeiter an elmer @iienbobn, vGom'
bob" uno 2ebrcr geueIcn, che er Mo-
pofot llno Eolititer iplroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
9senn 8rnbenarbciter bnrd Gas
crpluiiun octDotct.

J rini iooo, Sol, 6. Sllli.-gtciln
gtrbeitcr nlirbcn bellte in Der ,3ehe
Der yGeour Sill Gool ono Gofc So. I"
ST loIlcrpilIe, nnbe bier, birdl cine
Gaserplpiion getobtet. 9lQe Spier,
nit 9lusnabme cines einjigen, poren
9lltsldnocr. 9ic M1ltner lporen our
3eit bes llnBliidS gcraoe I'M einiab.
rem begriiicl 9ie grpIoiion 5er-
idlmettertc Den 5abritibl, iolpie Die
geflcionng ocs Ginfobrtsid idjodJts, iiio
Gae Mdnncr. meIhc nidt ailBenblid.
lid getootct mur0cn, Itarben ocn er'
Itidiingstob. 3ic 2eiden iinO beralts'
9ebolt lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07

@iuiam Nice pcrnluoCt mlwbcn. 2.
:. Nprne mt5 0lnep, &Ila., crhielt
ciRen ShuB IN oCn S6cntCl
(Sp0tcr.) - Ter 9tCgcr (Sdme3
mtr0c BON Dem Qctcttiurbcf Rpnu cr=
idoIien, no60cm OcricIbc uui UCrldlc-
0rnc EierOcbGnOlcr 81 icltcrn bcGon-
ncn bottc. Iic &cuplmoctcn mcrOen
idntmtIicb gcncicn. Somca llhte IN
0cm Sample 9cdung bintcr ctIihcn
l,ouleiein uno iiinf bcrielbcu pur0cn
III Dem Sample gcto0tct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Snit 5n SicOnNcruga.
SorticBlmg Der Sofc Ghumpluin.
6cicr. - Morgcu lit nYrdiiocn.
tcnto9" 5u Flottabura mo iibcr.
morgcn in 9urlinQton.

tcntog" 5u Flottabura rmo ilbcr.
norgcn in 9urlinQton
octugn o. o., 6. ,Suli.
No9 oItc Sort liconocrogu, ocnrl
&uincn 5ur 3cit I'M @ic0crutibol
beariffcn iiub, bioct oen Central.
puntt in Der berti9cn 6orticblmN
Der 2ofc Gbomploin. lcrccntcuor.
feler. @cnuu mlf Der Stcllc, un mel.
Wcr am 10. Mai 1915 Gt6on 9(Qc
i'm 9tomcn ocS ogroBcn Scbopub lmO
0cS contincntolen Gon9rclle9" bon
Dem cn9Iiihcn Gonmonocur Gopt.
&c la Hlucc 0ic llcbcr9obc ocS
6ort9 ucrlongtc, mltr6c Dem 8r1ii.
ocntcn uu0 ieincn 9eQlcitrrn Gin
ocntmilroi8cr Gnpinng bcrcitet. S5crr
lott mo @ciplgc, eiuitblicBlih 0cS
britHhcn 9otI6aftera Bruce lm0 0cS
frun5oiIhcn 9otlCboitera ISlliicronO,
lnngtcn INN $50 9}ohmittoNS an.
Sclocr lullrOc Die bclltige Scicr oltrh
bettl9ell Hegcn bceintrGbti9t. Gas
Frogromm rmfoBte tltrjC Reocn scr
@onOcrnclrc &ugbes uno Yrouttp,
cine biItoriidc 9niprahG bctitclt
n Die 8eidbidte 0eS Gbomploiniccs,"
orrd Or. Sanilton " Wioblc bon
9tGusDorf uno cine Ne0e ocs BOT.
lhnftcrS ISlIlicrunO, 9}od 6cenoctcn
Gercmonien bc9ubcn ii6 ser NrGii.
bent imo @eIolgc nod ocm ultcn
FeL 'Ihcn MobnboitS, no Gririid,un-
gen Ierpirt mIr0en. SpGtcr beoo6cn
lle lid per 0onpicr nod) Sort Scnrv
lnO bon BORT per Giicnbubn nod6
Flottablrg.
9llb in @lottsburQ gt. -, lmO
burlington, &t, 0ouCrte bcutc oic
Sofe GbompIain-tScicr fort. Guroinol
Gibbons mllr0e in 8cIt Gbo5u. bel
F.ott9bur9, pom 0crrn Sobn =. O'.
9ricn lmO @nttin burh elm 9onfctt
bcmirtbct. llntcr 0cn iibrigcn @Gltcn
bctonOcn lid mcbrcrc onocrc, bod.
Itcbcnoc ErdIotcn.
Sbrcn @0bcpunft crrcihcn bic ,Sclt.
lihfcitcn luorgen in &lattsburo
onrh Den 8rGiioMtcn. 5oo." 9ci
Dem groBcn S5cltoftc ou oicicm loQc
miro Der 9unoc9icllotor Nnot BON
NNp.Dorf 0ic Souptrcoc bultcn lmo
ole lonNtigcn nn3cfiluoigtcn Hconcr
limo: Eroliocnt loit, &icc- @rGiiocnt
SbcrmnlL Spredcr Cannon, Die Dot.
l1)niter SltIicrnn0 un0 @rpcc, oic
0ouucrncurc Sou9bCs lmo @rullth
lmo Grcmicr g8ilirco Courier. g(m
Nbcno fin0Ct inn o1otcl Gbantpluin"
ctn glnnjcnoca 9onfctt itott, fir mcl.
cQeS 2O0O @cbcdc beIteQt Iino.
burlington bat icincn. 8r1Iiocntclt,
So9" am 0onncritaa. 6cutc ion6
oort cine @cocnficicr mo Goruoc ser
lrolljolld)cn @cIcllldoitcn Itutt;
Mlthpoh; 6eicr Der potriotiidcn &c
ltl'ho'tcn lmo Or0en 1Sreito0:
6cicr Der @cidJ0itsIcilte; SomItuN:
@olpernelra.So0 mo @ntbiiarn0
cmcr @coenftoiel iiir Die SoIootcn
0ea aricges pom 1912 in Scr
StootS-llniueriit0t. Eonebcn aic6t
c5 icOcn Gag 0iicntlihe Gon5crtc,
@olIonounlicge, Wiorotbon 9icnncn
GcgottclL 6clCripcrf im0 &olfS.
bclllltiAlIngCn ollcr 2lrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07

Gin unperodnglides 5euimnl baben iidb bic
ebrlpiiroiaen Nriiber bonn 81 Nerndro's qloiter
nidi Iiiir hnrf gserie driliher Naflnbet5a'
fevt. ionoeril alid ourd Die elidlide 9rtin'
bnne Der peltberiibmien ct. Sernarp ardntrr.
Hiiiea. Aein. ipie bic 4aillr alles l6uiit.
iiIperidfcht niin thar pie bic berbelle Gneite
aus oen ,seIien ipriihelf bereiien ie aus ben
Sdtien belirdiliger 9ildnBeil oas grobe illIo
berrlidbe 9eimiiiel, bic ct Nernnrb ardiiter'
qebers utto nnen etbrnngen iieben
He unifbertroiien ba. g,eriiidt iiel IN allen
slpptbeter 5n haben. (WlpDit6r,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Slntigc fulacn cincs Yferbrbunbels

Git ct. 2ouis, Slls, 6. Suli.-
Gin Nieroebnnoel botte bente ollf Der
bieiigen StrnBe rinen aampf 3llr
Gclge, IN ipeIAem NiIlium SnneS
cin 9tcger aus grooflpn. Slls., er.
idoiiet ,ino Jranf 9prne iorpie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Sm SdlubitaOinnl.
Garif6ia rnOli6 inn &lrnnm 6eS &C.
mats UurgClCgt.

mats nprgClC9t.
lubnfaltcucr 2lmcn0cncnt nod im-
mer cin S6mrr5cn9fino. - Gin
&rotcIt 0cS Senutora 0oniel pon
&irginicu bcluirft icinc 3uriid
perpciilmg on ooS 6iuon5 So.
mite. - Gie ocmotrotiihe Mino-
ritdt bcS Gomitc'S ioIl cnOIi6 bo-
bel cin @ort mit3urcOcn bobcn.-
glrbeitCr Crguniiationcn, Wobl=
tb1tigtcitS. mo Gr5iCbmn8S.
@eieQidoitcn bon Der Corpora.
tinnSItCltcr nuSgcnonmcn.
" q hington ., G, 6. Silll-
Die Soriibill lpuroe beutc Dem Ele-
mtnl oeSSenot2 einbcriftet, nuh0cm
ibrc GripGgunQ I'M Nenor Gonite
poaenbet morocn mar, 10 OoB iit oie
&erbonolung Der &orlogc inl Scnut
iebt in ibren ShltBIto0ilum bcfinoct.
Ga Die Scnatorcn Die @ill, neblt
oen ibr 5ugefiigten 9ImcnOenenten
1corudt Dor iid) 81 lcbcn piinlAen
cbe lie oeiclbc sum lcbtcn Wtnl Ourtb-
bcrotben 10 pcrtogtc iiA Der Scnot
hcltte ihon um 1852, nit Dem gin-
pcritGnorib, OoB ouc Eorn9rnpbcn
bcrcn ipeiterc glmenOirlng uiht bon
irgcno cincn Wtitglieoe ipejiel refer.
uirt lpllroe, IN Der n16iten Siblug
III 9nulf NM 9o9en poiiirt mer0en
ipuen.
Ser Senot miro nun 5unG6it bic
SobotSIteuer, Dos cin5iQc Nmcn0es
mCnt, meldcs niht I'M Elcnur So
mite nnqenonlncr lpur0C, III Grm1=
gung 5ieben. Sobnlo 0icIc erleoigt
lit, luerbcn peridicoenc glbitinntlllt-
gen iiber Eorogropbem ocrcn nob.
troglide glmenoirlug bon Scnntoren
rcicrpirt pirbc, Itottfinocn.
glls Snloot (lltob) bclltc OoS pom
Sinnn5 Gonite eiubcrihtcte gInlet-
oement 5tr IcItitclllun1 Der EobufS-
Itcucr ilnterbreitctc, crbpb Gonici
(@n.) GinpnnO gegcn 0oiiclbc mo
crfldrte, Ca ici nidt lpubr, oob haS-
iclbc bonn 6inan5 Gorlite 6llr gIns
no6nc cnlpiobIcu ruorOcn lei. 9tur
oic republifoniihc WuioritGt inl crs
m0bnten Gomlte babe e0 getbun, unO
oic ocntofratildc W}inprit0t bobe fci-
ne @eIcgenbcit gebobt, cine NnItdt
0oriiber ju GlBern gIoh ldngercr
9isflriiion milligtc glIOrid (Gom)
eill ons glncnoenlent 5rriid5u5ieben
lHo e5 morgen nod cinntol inl gans
sen 6inan5 Gonlitc, 0cmofroten mic
HcpubIifonern, in GrlpGgung 5iebcn
5u loiien, che cS I'M Scnot icl6It pcr-
bon0elt miro.
Inter oen bclltc nod 0Cr EoriIbla
5ugefiigten g(menoelnenten bciinoet
lid ems, ipelhes 9Irbeiter Srgoniln-
tionen itno onoerc @cielllhoften, lucl-
he ousid)IieBli6 @obltb1tigfeits- II.
Gr5iebungs5pcdc uerfolgcn, pon Den
9eltinlmlttgen Der Corporations
Stcucr ousninnt. Sin onoeres
9(menoemcnt bcireit Die Ser Stooten
BON oQen 0egenicitigteit5 &crp'lih.
tungcn gegenii6er nuSmGrtigen Gan.
Oerll ioiueit Gonncngebilbren in BE
trnht fommen.
Curtis (as.) filnOigtc cin 9lmenoe-
ment olt pelhes Dos Del aus allen
21n6ern, ole Dem omerifoniiden Oel
,30Qe oiiierlegen, einem Netorlions=
5oa lnterlpirit. Ter &ebtere ioll Der
S1lite bea 9ctrog9 gleihfonlnelL
luelhen oa5 onoerc 2onO Dem nnleri.
foniiben Gel altfcrlegt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07

Iie aoblengrdber ani Scr bri.
tiid-ranuoiidct Sniel Sap Breton,
etiua 2000 oil Der 3abL iino geiterli
an Den Strife gcgangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07

@pdDcncnbsGrinriion nndI bcn
(Sebirgss)iciurtS.
4.00-NcrtclcD Springs Hno dnritd.
S5.00-7ecr 8nrt, SntInno NIB WiDnns
tain gnte Eurt nno 6nriid. Wtun
Iicbere iid heIniairte Information
IN ocn Niireanr Der oNdIitmores
Sbios sgubn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Summer 4 Befer,
9cutides Sarf- naS @cdiclgcIdGft
26 Epntl- Etrnf,c,

,Tational 9ant Of Commerce. eebdEoe.
Wiihlieoer Der Nttienbrric.
NHs uni Berfuuf bon IftieH nuo Cbltaas
tionen, Ne6fel uHo grehl.9ricie out ale
banpfibliber St1ole Silropns ans NM Ser'
bon @euma6ten. ebiffsIarten por uno la6
9eutThlanb. (e,prll27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07

NUNUFWTIUHEH.
SS5 40--9nS Mngcics NIB iuriid. NiIlcte
3ni Serfnuf t1qIib bis sum 8.
Suli. @ilItig 5ur 9Siididbri bis
81. Sftuber.
81 Wtuuntnin 2aic Bart uuo 5urid.
@iucte Sum &ertaui ieOen Ing
his ~. Sult @Iltlg 5ur Rfds
lbrt bis TO- SnIi. (lSsb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07
Baltimore & SbtD
GrturEonSsSnGettn.

S.. .5O-0nmbcrlnnb uno Surtd.
St70-9crteeD springs hno 6nfRd'
f.25-9Jiartns6nrn uno Snritd.
$125-SarpCr's Scrrn nno 6urna'
sunntag, ben Il. 3nli. Spcs
1inTvio ppr!ibt MI. TuOaI'@nbn
bni i'm llbr &nrm., Gnnoens
@n0nbpi I'M ITO &orn
giaaora, Saas. grfurtuucu.
SiOG5-1rciiaa, o. uro 90. .,Nll.. Htucte
T. InGe ailItig, ctnfbIieBld oes
Gerfauietages Gpe3tni6np nit
0nndeS iiHo 4hImdn Rnrlor-
S0aodolIs. &erldbt 9nmoGn-9abns
kni $40 Iurm. Monnt 9iopnls
Vnbrbuf $40 Gnrnl SurdQncrt
oos beriibmte 4ebigbs EDai, noie
SbneiS bon glmcriia"
sccuicrsG GTturiipncu.
s500-Nhartie Gim, Cape WtaN, SEA
SSlc CitO uuo Scrau Sitn, R,'1,
uno sMriid ieocn Srcitag II. Sam'
ltag bis II. September, @lltiG
fir bic Jtiidiubrt bis etnibltcblib
Tieni!a0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-07

HonOon, 6. Suli. 49, Gic britt.
ihc Reoicrnng Bot oen bier GntcIin.
nen oeS utritorbenen S6riititcacrs
Charles IidenS o5ur 2lnerfenmItg
Der literoriiden 8eroienlte ibres
etrobpaterS un0 III glnbetro6t Der
0iiritigen llmitdn6e, in lpal6en lie
iid beiinoen," cine Gioilpeniior BON
$3.50 pro 8ode perlicben. Gie en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
!, NEW INCORPORATION.


The Utah Printing Ink and Roller
company has filed articles or incorpors--3
alton with, the county clerk. Capital
lis $4,000 in shares of the par value 9
$40 each. George Lafnber Is presi-
dent: Ernest Heutei', Vice president:
James N. Lambert, secretary and
George Lambert. Jr., treasurer and
Harry p. Roach9arld Thomas e. Kelsall
are directors. AL the officers are or.
Salt Lake except Heuter and Roach
who are of San Francisco and Oak
land, respectively
Fifty residents OF West Portage.
Buxclder county, Incorporated as the
Irrigation Reservoir and Power cons
pany filed articles with the secretary
of state today. Tho capitalis slO.000
in SIS shares of which $4,000 is paid
up Blythe taking over of water rights
In creek lowing through sections
.1G. 10, nine and two of township H.
north Of range four west, Salt Lake
meridian and the balance is treasury
stock Charles w. Hall Is prest lent 4
William II. Gibbs, yice-president; Ro-5
bert c. Harris. secretary and treasurer
and these with John Fl eaton and John.
f. Conley constitute the directorate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
FIRMS TO EXHIBIT.

e . 4 =
Among the Salt Lake firms that VIII
exhibit at Ogden are the following:
n. a. M. 1. factories. ]. G.. Mcdonald
Chocolate Co., Mount Pickle Co., Utah
I iConsolidated Plaster CO., Cache Valley
;Sondensed Milk Co., Maxfield Vinegar
Co, and others.
The holding Of the Four state fair
has been placed month earlier than.
usual, in order that 1t would not in.
5iterferc with the state fair to be held
in October. The early exhibit made IT.
IA tier difficult to provide a good racing
meet, hut extra hard work and the of y
fering OF big purses has enabled the
preparation OF an interesting harness
and saddle program. AS high as SLIGO
Z is possible to single horse in two har-
ness contests. The Ogden track is one
OF the fastest in the west.
sass j59 OPENING DAY SEPT. g.
Eth Ogden labor unions; arc Joining with
the fair people for the opening day
Monday, Sept. s.. On that occasion
there viii be present Senators G. ID.
Clark OF Wyoming, and Reed Smoot
of Utah, Coy. William Spry. Congress-
man Joseph Howell, President w. M.
Figgott of the Utah Federated Trades,
and others a special rate of8two cents
anile has been obtained from%all Utah
points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19

OPENING SET FOR SEPT. s.
Senators Clark and smcot Governor
spry and Congressman Howell
3 TO bic Present.

The Intermountain Four State exhi-
hilton to be hold at Ogden, Sept ~
bids fair to be the most elaborate and
Interesting Yetrndertaken in$the june
ton City. Usually only the northern
counties of the state have taken part
Joining with the counties Of Idaho,
iiyvyoming, and Nevada having member,
ahip in the association. This year a
number OF salt Lake manufacturers
viii join with their fellows of ogden
ana an extraordinary exhibit OF the
products OF Utah's factories and mills
viii be the result.
The management of the Ogden far
has been very liberal in the matter
Of providing space and facilities FOR
salt Lakers Secretary p z, coiiett
of the Manufacturers association OF
Utah visited Ogden yesterday IN the
interest of the intended exhiplts 1roill7
a here. The proposition was nearby ne ar a.,
welcomed By the inanag cement OF the
4 fair. and The representative was given
carte blanche in the matter Of choosing
space.
take said President William Gas
mann and Vice President DR.. II NJ
Rowe. IF what would suit Sou'is az
ready spoken for. the Ogden teiloW
viii gladly relinquish in favor of Salt
/ Lake.
The assurance was amply verified
when Ogden exhibitors were told that
change of space was In some in-&
stances desirable. Without q single
exceptlo Ion the answer was all right, 60
ahead, and give us the next best you've
ast3
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Dutch Women Arc Strong and Hand
some and Await Their Day.

II
some and Await Their Day.
The day OF the South African girl
has hardly arrived yet, but when IT
comes, says a writer in the Queen. let
1.-THE Americans see to their laurels, Tor
they will have dangerous competitors
In the field. (,
The Dutch women of the Transyaal
are tall and splendidly developed, and
there are the two distinct types-the
purely Dutch with golden brown hair,
gray or hazel eyes and creamy SKIN,
ana the brunette of French descent,
with dark eyes and hair and rich dark
$coloring. But both types are on a
larger scale than their European ante
cedents. The sun Of South Africa IS
a great vitalizer, and the children OF
that land of vast spaces have more
room to grow and develop in, and they
lead from their Infancy such an out OF
doors life that they are bound to be IN
Improvement physically on their sisters
3of the northern hemisphere.
l Dutch women of South Africa. always
accompanied their husbands in their
large hooded, sloW-mOying wagons
Their nomadic existence tended to
HcareIessness OF habits and of dress, but
lit developed in them All infinite capac-.
sity for persevoring effort, a strength of
character, d stubbornness. as well as
great vitality, all OF which excellent.
qualities go to the making of a strong
action.
,rbe present generation can be di-'
9vilel into two distinct classes-tse in
Ehabttants Of the weld and those or the
towns and villages-eand while the fun
&damental characteristics are the same
grit, tenaclty. evcl-headedness. in,
5dependence-stil there Is q. wide DIFF
ference between the Boer woman Of
the country and the educated Dutch
woman Of the towns.
The foimerson reaching the age of 80
are large. fat, and heavy. They marry
very young and have patriarchal fa1ni-.
lies. and over husband and children
they WELD a great sway, an influence
Very much greater than that of the
r. English woman, Il.
Wide as the poles asunder are. the
educated Dutch women of the towns,
&or those indeed of the country, who
have been sent to Cape Colony or to
Europe to school. AS adaptable as the
Americans with decided mental abil-
ity, they ara full of common sense, of
good tempered gayety, and an inherent
sense OF savior vivre.
A girl who has been to a good school
in South Africa and afterWard in Eu-
rope has something most charming and
fascinating abnut her. Handsome, vi
vacious, capable, with a clear idea of
what she wants and how to get 1t. she
carves a pleasant and useful way for
herself through life.
| Fer out-of-doors life has made her
strong and healthy. and she sees the
! advantage OF a certain amount OF ex-
ercise. Since the war, IL not before
: she has taken a great interest in poll,
1 tics, as well as in the work of hel
| father or husband. and in philanthropy.
ical matters she displays strong organ,
izing ability. She has not yet developed
the female bachelor ways of indie
pendent English womanhood. for ir
South Africa in every colony there is
"a large surplus of men, and the Dutch
| girl Invariably marries young and rules
J husband and family ever after.
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GENTRY SHOWS COMING.
Trained Animals Take Part iii Fairy
Tale Acts in Parade.

d . 4
When wild west show comes to
town the younger generation at once
becomes a band of cowboys. but when
the trained animal show drops in it
comes 10 leave in its wake count
less army of juvenile animal trainers.
That is what the elder people may
expect to find next week because
Gentry Brothers shows are to play in
Salt Lake City Monday and Tuesday.
Gentry Brothers shows comprise
that part of the canvas world that
appeals especially to children. Since
its inception more that a score of
years ago thar has been the aim of
Gentry Brothers. When the show
comes to Salt Luke many who We're
children when it first dropped in will
take their own little ones to the
show. The mothers and fathers of
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LOCAL MAJ NETS

There Is fall Of 10 cents in the
wholesale prices of -four in this city,
the retail market being at present
UNAFFECTED, Otherwise there IS little
change. The receipts today Include
"a carload OF fne watermelons from
california, q car of Washington state
onions. Bell Flower and Red June apples
from western Colorado, and Utah
tomatoes which are in fine shape.
Prices of hay doSnot fall any lower
although the crop clear TO the MIS-
souri, river has been immense, as deal
ers say growers have stacked the hay
UP intending to hold It for stiff prices
Raspberries are in the market again,
but at 20 cents per box The prices
obtaining today. are as follows:
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today were the children of the day
when Gentry Brothers began their.
successful career. NJ
So strongly do Gentry Brothers
shows cater to the little chaps that ~
the parade is a gaily colored chain of.
chariots presenting Mother Goose
fairy tales. The actors in these little
tabeaux are educated dogs, and the
Schariots are drawn through the streets
3 by ponies almost as small as thesdo gs.5
While in Salt Lake next Monday iy
Will be quartered at Eighth South
street and Main street There Will be
two performances daily.
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INVITED TO DIXIE EXHIBIT.

The Washington County Commercial
club has sent a pressing invitation to
Gov. William Spry and official staff to
and festival which will be held at ST.
George on Sept 10. The letter of in
=vitation states that sports and other
exercises will extend the program over
two days and that special single fare
has been arranged from Modena by