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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
2lntcnocntcutcr / u. Saf.

s Nortb 9afota oil man iaar peb
Oct a%lminbelige &alg / Mopcmber
Wnoneo bupe at femme oper tire for
ifieQige Imenoementer til StatenS
8rltnblop.
Get ferite al bisie gaar lto paa at
forl9nge establishments Ser
min til ier Iar. Ser er fem al oisie
9ommere, og Soriloget goar uo poa,
at Der ifal pGlgeS TO al Dem peb bpert
alminOeligt &alg, unbtagen peb
bpert treble, ba finn Ell p9lgeS. Sor
at oenne Srbning itrar ifal inbtrGbe
beltemmer SSorilaget enbpibere, at oe
TO Sommere, Der peb Galget MI |
Nopember er6oloer Sc iterite Waio-
~riteter, pplges for ier Mor, be to ser
bar De nGit itorIte Moioriteter bel.
ges for fire Ior, og Ben iibite, ser
oltlaa bar ben minoite Maioritet,
fltn for to Iur.
Get anoet ENHANCEMENT gioer @p-
retter ligeberettieet S~urisoiftion meo
Go%untpretter / ale chile Eager, Ser
meo Smfoitninger life omfatter iaa
mcget iom 5000, ian1t / ale Sager
Der re9lles for "misoemeonor".
Set treble ENHANCEMENT uniees iom
oct pigti9itc, ga oct beItemmer, at
Stotens 2anb fan iplges for aon.
tant, mar BET ifol bruges / pisie
'pecificerebe @%eniigter. Som set MI
er fan Sfolelano fun betales / fem
aarlige Gfbetalinger, og Bette bin,
orer Sernboner % orbre oTicntlige
Srgoriiotioner fra at giore Scribe
orin9er al noget Slags pao iaaoont
9nno, ioet man life er piaiqe BERTH,
oet BELT er betalt og Sfisoe er.
hoI0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01

Sonbome, Wargrete Marpicf, 2cm
Vrottebo; Calender: Clara SaIpor.
ION Clara Roitebacf 2epis GnuOt.
ion, Wartin Sborsruo. Eaa Otter.
mlooogsmsbet bIep Rapporter fra De
forIfieuige Soreninger inoen areo.
len opl9it, og man fit oeraf megen
Splpsling ON, bporleoeS bisie boil.
Der line Weber, og bporleoes Sor.
erln9erne fan forbeore Jig. On gf-
teiien bapoe Den lofale Screening Ell
%Itorartet SiliteIning / airfens Sol,
bpor Der blep oppartet meo Otao %
ct meget fornsieligt Brpgram al
Wfii'tf og SGsning. Senoag Sor-
ntiooog bar Der alminbelig @nbstie.
flelte, og Eoitor s. 6. Sergenion
bolot en- mcget FLAIR og gribcnOe ErG-
oiferl, ilGr for llngoommen. Sno-
Der, at bet Sro, iom bleu forflaret
Tor llngbonmen, ma bore ri9elig
6ritgt. On Gftermiobngcn bolot
Nrof. DR.. g. @ieriet al 2iitbcr GoI.
lege / Secorab ct meeet Iprerigt So
reorag ON Wartin 2lttber. S%orenin-
gen oeotog en- Heiolution, taffenoe
Wenigbeoen og Solicit / gooe for DC.
res 8ieItfribeo UNDER Wpoet og ga.
ltor Sergenion og Trof. 8ieriet for
oeres Gel / Wsoernes S~orbonolin-
ger. Wenigbebens &or lang Here
pafrc Snnge unoer Wsoerne unoer
Seoelle al Erof. 8. gcfielt. Steoets
llngoom moote goot iren1. Ogioa
mango Glore bar tiliteoe, iipr peb
Senoagsmsoerile. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
6up Gberharot / fare.

@ltucrner Gberbart al N~tinneiota
bar fprleoen Iiten iioIot Tor ct llbclo,
ION rnegct let fun6e bopc fonnmet til
at foltc iuouel BAN iom bans 70 SEQ
laacrc Sipct.
@ilncrllcren bar poa Geicn ira ct.
Glono til Snlf Hapios / Ell Iuto.
mobile, on oenne ~inbenteoe Ell Tar-
ncr poo en- imoI StrGfnino al Sci
Ell. Ior at fon1me forbi oo unoaau
Ell Solution blep NutomobiIen fisrt
'oo tTt no pao &eifonten, at set bar
pnd ct brngcnbc Saar, at oen Ifuloc
bli ilpngct nc0 / Ell otte SOB op6
@rGit. ScI0igpiS Hap oe ira set
mcN Sfrrffcrl. Gn onben, eitcrisl-
0enoc Nlltonlobil ioriegte at fommc
'orbi poa Den nnben She, men rep
| 6orbifarten 9ogbinIet al poo Sor.
mercnS NuQr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
SecDrab % Snlegll.
Gturt Sab pcS SlScbruub.
Bite Eftpber 1910.

2aapebpaningcn puo 6. u. &oIO.
engs 6arm i~onocnior @pcn ncOs
brrnote 6rc0oa@ Aitcn itOite ll9c.
SSIocn uobre0 oppc / Soct nGr "a.
get, % oct par mart flurt, al NnG
mnaen life fun0c rc0OeS. Oct Inf
feoeS iuopiot at iao reO0ct no Sc
itene % Splrtoict, meocn3 alt 6nrn-
mnifiucri % ale &iorctpicr iontt ole
&iutcrflrocr og cnOcl &uagcrooo,
ion bar unbragt / &panin8crl lite
funoc rc00cS no.
ScloiQt par set, at &rcatlrrernc
cnoml bogorr ill noe; cIlcr@ piloc pcI
hi8ie ogina Tor Ell itor Gel Goact mco.
Mr. %olocpg bouOc / CONNER bp9'
get cit itor SiIo, iom bar iplht mco
Sober. Geuuc bIcp oQiau mcQct be-
ifobi0ct, men pco ihUrOiqt NrbciNc
IpffC0c5 oct at OUnrpc &l0cn Ioopd@,
al IoOcrct life toy innOcrliG Stooc,
Ytr. &ol0clA mIltCoc oerlnloo OH III
So % set mcitc al lin @Uprc, oN oct
or / SanOhcO ct ielcIiQt Cob. Der
bar Naiuruncc poo @nQningcn men
set cr fln Ell llbctn0cliQbc0 oa rUt
fer life Ioult til en- I'm &paninQ.
Nuorle0ca &l0cn cr opfommct or
ubcaribcIiQ, Oo inQcu al Nuiet2 6olf
hauoc orret oppc / Npct po0 Here
Sage, oa ser fan life pTrc Gale on
Selpantuu0clic, "a alt &ect pur tort,
Sen 5i0 SET bIep inoIuRt. Get lia
ger nrrmcit al fro, at en- 2ouOitrn'
ger moa hopc Ioat iin / Nrct % poo
Ell cllcr ouocu Moooc lat &lo poo
sci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Dozen for Dano.

Sra GbiIaoelpbia mcooeleS Den
2S0e Oft. islgenbe gouife merfelige
5iIipIoe; en- 81 gar ganlnel
Olnno peo Iabn albcrt Otormea,
iom life bor imogt 8ano pno 30
Ior, nGateoe ioog at briffe Ell Groa,
be @onb, ielp oa BET betpoebeS BAN,
at oct muligen0 pilbe reooe bans
2iu. Wtnrmca bleu for TO Gage II.
Den oucrfisrt al eli Sporpogn, %
STgcrne crflGrer, at bans 2ip life
itoor til at rcboe, bpiS ban ioitboIber
i'm NGgtelie al at aiimilere Iono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Sprin9 @rooe.
(Giter "Seralb".)

0epnoro Salporion fom Ssr-
baa tilbagc fra gsmonn, N. Got,
bpor han bar brepet Srpifemo'ftlte |
9pbet al SOFTEN.
ToIt. Ilfreb SobnIon al Obi.
coqo bar ontqget aolbet ira Spring
@roue Menigheo, oa ban penter at
tiltrGbe ier lite December.
- Mrs. s. g. Gperaiten % @crn
tiltroobte iorrige Wanoog &ci'en til
Teeocr, g. ., bporben Wtr. Gpergs
item reiIte for nogle Tiger lioen, og
bpor Gunrilien for 6remtibcn bill 30.
Oloi @olbcrg fom forleoen til
haoe ira Gorlitoot, Canada, for at
tilbrinqc Ginteren biemne. Son IN
l,eS goot ON Canada % oenter at
reiie tilboge bertil til Taaren.
Wr. oa Mrs. 8erbaro Heqrte
oa Sutteren Bertha reiite iorleoen til
Ga crosse, boprfra Sc efter noale
Cages 9eicg tiltroaote Heiien til De.
res me Stem / Nem 0orf.
9. $. Sobnsr1b fom 2eroog
biem igien otter en- Woaneos Spbolb
blanot SlGgt og Genner pes elsie.
ton, g. Saf. San melber ON goo
IpIina / oen1te Gel at Staten.
- Eeter Stenebiem i~nbbeitebe
iprrige llqe cnoel Slor, Ser bar Iaaet
meoet lent. Gn Inisoger blep mem.
Zig iioIte Toor ebelogt al Gut
uormS", oq for at 9iere @rug al
2anoct bIep ioa Star iuaet. Mr.
Stencbiem ocntcr at iaa ira 5 til 10
@uibelS pr. Ncre al bemte Slor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
6anocIsrereIien.

SrnoItreetS Nanoclarapport Tor
llQeu cuoenoe 29Oc Cftobcr mcloer
on Ell tiltugcu0c Smiptning, bppeo.
iaacIig iom en- 6olQe al oct foIoere
Tcir. ,<uoen Sc Icocnoc ESnonYrricr
er ser BOG iun Toranoringer. ai
&crn % Stonluarer / iorarbcioet
GiIitonO bar GmiTtninaen nGrct /
GNto9tn0e, men al Huicrn bar Der
pUrct liocu 6rcmgang. Sfoiubri'
fontcrne / Giten bar mootnget Here
@eitiuinQcr clro ier, oG ION 6olge
Ocrui bar @rNcrmarfcoct pit Jig
mere uirfionnt.
Observation-Disclosures Nntnl | DC
TorcncNc Stotcr inocn lllcn enocnoe
270c Nftobcr uar go MOB 1871 lore
Oaocn0c lllC 2t7 / tilinurcnoc ll9e
iorriQc Mar. PIT / 1905. 223 1907
% 1863 i 1906. : Canada inotroi
ser / llgcnS 2pb 80 6oaitter moo
81 iorcQaoenbc llQc % 81 | tlllpa'
rcnNc llQe iorri9e Nor.
u. Is. Gun & 50. tiger / lin Sdn'
6clSoucriigt at omcnoitieut Sanoelel'
crNrnr fife cr nuoet op iii TroAlif'
tionSeoncn inoen Sc iorifielliae IN
6uitricr, iao CT set let at mprte, al
al Sil6aocoou9 / &irfcli8beocn er
itanict % luiere lloiiater gicr ZIG
u~ir(oeuoc. Gette bar houeo'oaelia
lin @rlno / itprrc llohpttc Al Saprt
po WoiS "a sc bsie Triler paa allt
TormproSuftcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
6ammel Jooerinoe.

0lunot Dem, iom ionr bar uoto9ct
Sngtfort / Niihiaon, er ogioa en-
rs Nar gnn1mel Some, WrS. Sarab
3romn, i 9iro Safe.
Gen 2Sbe Oftober oroe bun ofiieo
tilifogS ior at bare tibsnot iremme
pao SagtieItet til GprciagtenS Nab
ming Den lite Nopember.
Sltn er iorreitcn Ell gonrutcl %
bcrsnlt Nimroo, Der bar Here H5oot.
troipcr at nppiie / Sorm al &iorte.
aeoircr emo nriten nogcn anoen Sp.
ger | Stuten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01

Of fraoie ia / Anijgtet, o. gtoocrcn bleo
tpuuacu Ill at iiooe / Ell GpngeitDl meo 1T
Barn gtat ion Sag. vi bauOe eli megct COB
9Gge, "a ban alur0e alt muligt ipr al Iinore
SaruetS Smertcr, men Aciultatcrut blco
life hpdn pentebes.
"&i hapoe lPit om Guticuras Miolern', %
hi git III apothetet % iorltdiieoe cnoel Grtt'
curd SGte pgG uticrra Ointment. 81 trugt
Dem atturat lpm ioreltrcoet, % Iuoen tire
Gage %begpuot, Sturuen at ialoc al. Snocll
en- llge bar Der life mere Siuro, og MI cr
Barnet belbreoet uocu at hupe ct 9tGrt',
iouer iUnot / lin &Ilg9e % TorGIorcne I lin
Seng, uoen Here i~punlpic RGtter pna @rlno
az Saruets 9ioelier. Gu icIra fumes at
pGre ct mprteligt NfloocI mob bcnnc Sna'
bonn, % entper Der har eczema huroe lite
uoiptte meb al %'oritaiie bet. ocnrn SO.
5ogeI, u. s. 3. 1, Bath, pa, 9oe Scc, 1909.
Guticura Riolrrur iRlaes UUeralt / %crbcu. qO.tcr
Trua a Chem Corp, Gne,tcrc, Bottom. - 1cubce
frit: 30 Sioers Cutie urG SUa, tuothploeuoc o9rot.
Tube Sfaao ON Schduelua AZ Nubipaoomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Bank ClearingS.

New York, Octbr. 2oth.-Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week end
ing Octbr. 27th shows an aggregate OF
s. I62, 5000 as against S3,5S5, $4,000
last week and S3,4o4, $4,000 in the cor
responding week last year. The follow
ing is a list OF the cities:
Per Cent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Waturcns @ieunbcrc or 8ienitanN

Tor QprcrenS Somtale nleo Sernene
/ en- 2anoSifole. SGrcrcn 'perger
lille Sohan. ON ban fan nTpic no9et
iorunocrlia / SpnicneS Sip. Sobnt
iparcr fiUft; Seq lpncS, oct or for
uuocrlig. at sc imno apainser fon
fonmc no al SGaaene."
Set or ristig, @utten min" liger
2rrercn, fan mi on, lille Waric,
income mig noect onbct iorrnoer.
Iia9"
ellie @arie: Seq ipneS. Oct or
io~rimSerIis. at aplliuacrne TON fom.
me ino ! sgegene."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Murotiltalc. Or. ". S. 8ooorid,

/ Fl. saul, iom iorleocn orTbte en-
rlorc Some / minneapolis peo at
fiore opcr hcnoe mco i'm NutomobiI,
cr al @%ranonrpen / Ncmcpin Gorn'
IN bciIuttct iot moer (iltoIe Tor
W~tan00rab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
SiliaIgS. = Sper 70 opbt

SilialgS. = Sper 70 opbprfebe 5arme.
s Barron, ct. Grpir % Yolf gpuntper eier
og fpntrollerer jeg fra 40 til 240 gcres; pgs
iaa pmtrent 10000 Ncres Sfpslanb, iaapel
meo Sfogen paa ipm afbuggen. Sfrio itrar
eiter Siite meo Sctingelier o9 Eriier. Su
fan uGIse bin Sarm pg Nabolag; | tie 8es
tiugelier. Senitalo % observation-disclosures
efter Tpr9pbtbefinoeuoe. 8. &iparb, turtle
Safe, 8iscpniiI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
MurScn Glnb i Il InnL ifoL Sc

NDr6cn NTnb | Z. N0uI ltol 0cn
lite December flute til lit itorc %
cIelante me 2ofole i 20cu % 30ic
Gtaac / Gait Sirtb Street IS
Cppuo2ninRcn % Gmorouiuacn al
Get noe 2otulc ser ioreaaor uuhcr
Artitcft ECtcr %inOhoii& &eoclic, pii
fuite ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
81 i~utcrcSiaut TunS cr iorn

81 iutcrCaiant TunS cr lornulll
Qicrt ue0 ll0ArapuinQcn al en- tor
S~ouNbantc p0o @rcoNcu al Song
lrttt,pcn 100 Mil ira &omG 2Ioita,
Tmloct btitoo al is Cruoer al Sc
vUloiNc MloitoOonGr, clIcr iorbiitori
tie GlciGntcr, iom haooc iii SIIholh
pou Grandchildren, IA Oiaic iroanc
HeRioucr par OUticOc al en- np9ig Scr
Qctatiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
WasicluipcuNuu uco Wiunciutu

StutSnniUcriitct. llniucriitctct4 Nef.
tor bar / N~IonOolo iuipeuNeret $50
Stuoeutcr % ctpor al 6otuItetetS
N}co!cmmcr ior ct Gio2rm al ire
Tiger. 2uipcuiioncn iorctoncS ION
en- Eorbolo2rcQcl iuln0 Smittc. iNct
Nct Urpntc INITIAL Sulocntcr buuOc
mNluot at citcrtommc 2Oucu ON
&aliinatiou mos SmdatpppCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01

% moeni RGie %
g{uuo. Sun ptloc lit
orlfte, o. CT al b no 8
Cine par uriteu INT
feoe. On hnaro Sfprp:
onnueoe fig. % Dc op
itoo SprRffer, hooroi
Slpoet ranot. Setilg
zoe inn f~rpgtcltg, at
ben itaffcls lille 4ige
life fuuoe bpiIc. vi
binoc Eptter
paG bcnoeS 0Tuocr
for at hpIoe henoe ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
@iitc auinOcr / Tnrc iur at tubs

line Stiliuacr. Get bcrcttc2 ira
@oihiuatom al Qiitc aoinocr. iom
iuNcb0r oiicntIi9c Stiuingcr, o6 hpi2
N}ru0 or i%aaIrOc& iitllcrcoc, al oe fan
uuocrholSe Dem ~ line 6omilier
'tuor / Tarc ior At bli opio0t. Ter cr
ncmlia ira Ct tort 9lutoI u9iitc auiu.
Scr. iom bar miitct iiuc Stiain9er
ipm SgIac al Ben SporcpoIitit, ionl
or blcuet aopptcrct i sc ilcite Sepnr'
tcmrntcr, ipoIeucret ell &ctition,
buori giereS g~irlocnoc, at oct life
uiloe barre mcr euN rel oa biaiat, ON
De giitc aoiuoer iom bar line Sorier'
aerc, pca FluOien Tor DEM iom ielp
moa isrge for SepcbreOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01

Potographer-'Grcat Scott, man!
Can't you look a little more cheer
ful?"
Mr.. Henpeck-"No, sir, Not for
this picturel I'm to send il TO my
wife, who IS away on a visit, and if
! looked too cheerful she'd take the
first train for home!"--Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Sorfielliot.

Nof CT, Sra Rom tcIcgroicrc8,
al Seitnart Saglictti / SoraOagH
iulbt neo ira Ell b~ctpOcIig NoiOc mco
lit acropIau % ilog Jig libel pua
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
9ibrt Barn banbc
frpgtclis eczema
Taa Senoer, Nnita at, HGie % RnuS. SaarO
Sinrp Sauntaes ~ Sprritrr ppitoS. &los
bet ranSt. SleeNe frGgtelig. Tptier paa
SGuoerne. Sulcu Spile.
sill Gntitnra. 9iuSriua iuoen ire Sagc.
StlbrtSet inbeR en- llge n0cn MNGrie.

Seq bar Ct lioet Snru, uGiien ct Gar
eantrreIt. 90 Oct par 10 ManIieocr goTulcIi
III BET Ncscmn nnn hennc MnnOer. Mnilatet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Suc i 9SCnninlpnnia. Gu

~WT 7 tNWW TVFVWFTW' VT WTTTTTV
uplb'om Sncitorm roIeOe Den 2SOe
Sftobcr oucr belle Sen uorbpeitIige
Gel al |ennipIponio. Snccn noaeoc
ell Cubic al ira I til > Too pou ilob
Wiarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-01
Notwithstanding.
Zen 2sbe Sitpher.

eso Ct. paml @pssm1r','
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12
FOOD COMMISSIONER
FINDS DIRTY BAKERY
Sanitary Conditions Prevail in Most
Of Shops, but One Found To Be
Extremely Filthy.

State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Willard Hansen reports some startling
Lake. In one instance he found the
Lake. In one instance hefound the
machinery In a dirty condition and the
suits worn by the workmen had not
been changed often enough to insure
cleanliness. while their aprons were
able TO stand alone" so dirty were
they with dough and flour which had
dried on them.
Flour which had been spilled on the
floor was swept up and placed In bar
rels. TO be used again in sprinkling
cakes and pastry. Mr.. Hansen states
that this flour was full Of broom
straws and splinters from the floor,
which had been gathered in the
sweeping. The commissioner would
not give out the name of the bakery
but states that the management has
been Informed OF the law covering
cleanliness. and unless conditions are
changed complaints will be filed.
Other bakeries Inspected proved TO be
IN a sanitary condition
Bakeries are not the only ones I'M
der the watchful eyes of this depart
ment report was received from the
Inspectors at Fillmore that a quantity
OF extracts and olive OIL, that had been
In stock for nearly three years. had
been discovered in one OF the stores
OF that city. Much OF this stock was
also mislabeled. and the dealer was
told to destroy this old stock or com
plants would be filed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12
TEXAN TAKES A FATAL
DOSE Of FIERY ACID
Swallows Large Quantity Of Poison
and Dies on Operating
Table.

NY heart is bad and / want 70
take a nap. but wake me within two
hours. and say. n any newspaper men
come around and ask where I am
from. tell them Fort Worth. Tex"
After he had given these instruc-
tons 70 Mrs. W. ". Simmons. in the
rooming house at $50 South Second
West street. an unidentified man vent
20 bed shortly after o'clock yeSter-
day afternoon and swallowed a large
dose OF carbolic acid. When Mrs
simmons tried 20 wake him he was
breathing heavily. A half emptied
bottle OF carbOiic acid convinced Mrs.
Simmons that he had attempted sui
eide.
The police were summoned. The
man was taken 20 the emergency hos
pitai at police headquarters With
burns from carbolic acid about the
throat and mouth 50 severe that
numerous hemorrhages had developed
the unknown man died on The operat-
ing table. He was unconscious when
discovered and efforts TO learn his
name failed.
The unidentified body Is that OF a
man about As years OF age, 8 q. 10 in.
high and Weighing about i60 pounds.
He was attired as a common laborer.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12
Lost Purse Causes Confusion
On a Waterloo Street Car

Mrs. Haugh. telling her that she had
left IL In the seat After the car had
proceeded a half block Miss Trap
noticed that she had lost her pocket
book and calling TO the conductor she
told him that he had given the woman
who had just got off the car hor
pocketbook containing a gold watch.
four dollars and several trinkets.
The conductor, by this time greatly
wrought up, stopped the car and ran
back one-half block In an attempt to
find Mrs. Haugh. the woman TO
whom he had given Miss Traps
pocketbook. His search. howevcr,
was In vain and he returned TO the
car with the sad news that The
woman could not be found.
Yesterday morning Miss Trap
placed an advertisement I'm the lost
column of the Herald Republican
stating that II the woman who had
received the pocketbook wished 70 re-
turn It she might call 1422-Y. Before
s o'clock Miss Trap was notified that
she could have the pocketbook n she
would call at the home OF the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Haugh at No. 754 South
Second East street At noontime
Miss Trap went to the home and Sc
cured the long lost pocketbook. She
was told that Mrs. Haugh was in the
habit Of carrying a pocketbook but
Thursday she left her pocketbook al
home When the conductor told her
she had left her pocketbook lying In
the car seat she forgot that she had
left her pocketbook at home and did
not know the difference until she ar
rived home. She then waited for an
advertisement for the return OF tho
lost article so that she might return
Il TO the rightful owner.
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John ". Berry and Florence n
Ward. Salt Lake.
Harold ID. Foster. Chehalis. Wash.
and Eda Alyce Delmue. Phoebe, New.
John r. Eaves and Annie Reeves.
salt Lake.
Lorenzo F. Walker and Lucy VOL
stcnholme. Garfield
Jesse J. Smith and May Mooney. salt
Lake
owen ]. Jones and Lizzie NJ. Will
iiams. salt Lake.
George F. Mead and Martha d. VIM
Their. salt Lake.
Leo II. Young and Lizzie A Olsen.
salt Lake.
Raymond T. Elites, Denver and He
lena B. ROack. salt Lake.
Chester Young Clawson and Esther
vida Fox. Salt Lake.
Joseph James and Maud SanderhoIm,
salt Lake.
james s. Blackford and Mary E. Fit
ton. salt Lake.
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BUTCHERS TO ENTERTAIN.
Plans for Annual Barbecue AT SaItair
Completed.

Plans are completed for the annual
barbecue Of the butchers and gro
GERS. 90 be held at Saltair "Wednesday.
June rs. The amusement committee
has arranged for a swimming contest
10 take place In the afternoon. Prizes
20 be awarded the winners will be
gold. silver and bronze medals. Pro-
fcssor Oscar y. GiEErich. director OF
physical training OF the v. NJ c. A.
viii have charge OF the contest. More
than twenty OF the best swimmers
among the Y. 81. G. A. boys have al
ready enlisted as contestants That
the manufacturers and wholesalers are
cooperating with the retailers to
make the barbecue n grand success
IS evidenced by the fact that already
ever 100 articles have been donated
by them 90 be given away. The big
list OF prizes. headed by one months
supply Of provisions. continues to
swell and by wednesday. the 18th.
Ssrbecue day. guests at the feast Will
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ST. MARKS HOSPITAL
TO CELEBRATE FOUNDING
Arrangements All Perfected for the
Thirty-First Anniversary obser-
vance at the Institution.

Arrangements have been completed
for the reception at St Marks hOspi-
tai next Tuesday in celebration OF the
thirty-first anniversary OF the found
ing OF that institution. The public is
invited to inspect the Institution be-
tween the hours of and s O'Clock
and II is expected that a large number
of people will take advantage OF the
opportunity to visit the hospital. in
spect the different wards. the private
room departments and other features
Of the place. Nurses Will be in at
tendance 20 show visitors through
the institution and the public will be
made cordially welcome.
The present staff has been recently
increased by the addition of DR..
Isaac Alexander. who has returned
after an absence Of four years to set
tie here. He graduated from the
University of Utah In 1906 and after
wards attended the jefferson Medical
college In Philadelphia He has done
special work in the jefferson and
government hospitals In Pennsylvania
and held a position at the New York
maternity hospital.
The foundation OF st. Marks hos
pitai is closely connected with rho
history OF the Episcopal church IN
Utah. The original incorpora tors
were Bishop futile. the first bishop
OF this diocese; George A. Lowe.
George r Ayers. Rev. r. M. Kirby,
to whom IS due much OF the credit for
founding the institution: L. II Hold
en-. r. G Chambers and W. C. CALI
CHER The present trustees are. Bishor
Spalding, M. II. Walker, Henry Wal
lace. 9. r. Allen. W. V. Rice. II. X.
McMillen and Rev. c. e. Perkins.
W utrdh. 10 (s-3oaw. Ed hrd :
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A TALE in which a brown pocket
"A book. a street car conductor
and four women formed the introduce
ton. climax and conclusion and
which II told In rhyme would do hon
or to the chiidren's tale of This is
the house that Jack built" was acted
out on the Waterloo car Thursday
night.
The story which originated through
the nervous disposition of one woman
and the lack Of proper conception by
the conductor and another woman
was as follows. Shortly after 10
o'clock Thursday night. Miss Rose
Trap. who lives at the home of Lu-
clan A. Gray at No. 407 A street,
boarded the Waterloo car. She took
a seat near the front Of the car and
had gone some distance when y won-
an. who was seated farther back In
the car. got up and left. Miss Trap.
seeing the empty seat left the seat
which she was occupying and took the
seat which had Just been vacated by
the other woman AS she took the
second seat another woman Mr..
HauBh, who occupied a seat IN front
Of the one first occupied by Mics
Trap, also left the car. Just afser
she left the car a woman. sitting In a
seat across the aisle from the seats
which had been occupied by Miss
Trap and Mrs Haugh. noticed a
brown leather pocketbook lying on a
seat. Calling to the conductor she
told him that the woman who had
Just LETT the car. Mrs Haugh, had left
her pOcketbook.
Quickly grabbing the lost article
the conductor Rushed 20 the rear OF
the car and tossed the pOcketbook -