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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
MORE SUBURBANITES
WANT ANNEXATION
residents OF Part OF Farmers Ward
Discuss the Matter FavorabIH-
MAYORS Cordial Invitation.

Tho annexation to the city Of the
territory lying between Tenth and
Twelfth South streets and state street
and the salt Lake Route right-of-way.
was the topic discussed favorablv AT q
mass meeting held last night at The
residence Of oscar Van Colt, 172s south
Main street
The annexation OF this district has
been urged for the past two or three
months. and the general sentiment of
the residents and property owners of
that section is I'm favor Of becoming n
part OF the city proper. The only point
or doubt Is II the city can or win con
meet with the county Waternains nj
state and Eleventh South streets n
was suggested last night that this
could be done at a cost Of less than
N'OOO as the revenue TO be derived nv
the Sily from the water users would
equal this amount within a year.
At the meeting speeches favoring an
neNation were made by Joseph Ander-
son, representing the Commercial cltfn.
oscar Van Colt, r. J. Wills Raw Van
Colt and others. A letter from Mavor
John s Bansford addressed 10 A w
GALLAGHER on the subject of annexation
was read, as follows
Mr. A. w. GALLAGHER.
Dear STRENGTHENING our convcrsa-
ton OF a few days ago with reference
TO the annexation Of the territory wing
between Tenth and Twelfth south
and state streets and Second West
street will say that | note that Won
and others have been working for some
time with petition for the purpose of
adding THIS part of the territory TO the
city OF Salt Lake.
Il personally believe that this should
be done, as I consider that the divid
ing line should be at that point This
VIII make OF Salt Lake a greater city
Tor all OF the citizens residing In that
section. / understand that the posi-
bilities are that a mass meeting viii
be called for the purpose Of bringing
this matter 10 the attention OF the
persons residing I'm said territory, and
one OF the most Important things
which would be discussed would be the
question Of the water supply for this
district
you have explained To me that Won
have four-nch water main already
laid in the county. and you asked that
the city Of salt Lake extend its water
main from the present terminus
west on Eleventh South street and CON
meet with the county mains at the cor
ner OF state and Eleventh South
streets This work win be done as
rapidly as possible on the part OF the
city
You are at liberty to read this Der
sonal communication to the mass meet
ing. Hoping that the citizens residing
IN this territory viii see that IL Is g.
Their advantage TO be annexed to III,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
NEGLECT OF DUTY
BY LEGISLATURE
Traffic Bureau Sharply Arraigns
Lawmakers and Railroads
Anent Coal Rates.
"STEALTHY, ALERT LOBBY
Advise That Future Members be Able
90 Resist PASSES. Meal Tickets
And Cheap shows.

Another bulletin was issued 10y the
+ Commercial club traffic bureau Friday
afternoon in pursuance Of its campaign
for lower coal rates The bulletin
calls attention to the violation Of the
. Constitution OF the state by every state
legislature In it's refusal 60 comply with
article NIL section 10 OF the Constitu-
ton, which reads as follows:
"The legislature shall pass laws es-
tablishing reasonable maximum rates
OF charges for the transportation Of
passengers and freight for correcting
abuses and preventing discrimination
ana eNtortiou iu rates Of freight and
passenger tariffs by the different rail-
roads. and other common carriers in
tho state, and shall enforce such laws
by adequate penalties"
The bulletin further says:
Has the legislature obeyed this
mandatey
Session after session has occurred
and absolutely nothing has been done
In establishing reasonable rates
Why?
Because a thoroughly organized.
stealthy persistent and alert opposing
lobby has prevented IL every time IL has
been attempted.
How much longer are the people OF
Utah going 10 stand this neglect OF
sworn duty by men they send TO the
legislature?
II the people Of Utah want reasona-
bic freight rates and cheap coal send
no man TO the legislature who win not
hrst pledge himself to obey the man
date Of the constitution. and stop send
ing mon there whose persistent neglect
OF sworn public duty for presents Of
railroad passes. tickets TO cheap shows
and dinners at secOnd-Class restau-
rants has long been the joke and by
word Of the streets and a reproach TO
the dignity OF the state.
The supply and price Of coal in this
city is controlled by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad.
That railroad absolutely refuses to
do anything for our people in reducing
its eNorbitant rates.
It rests with the people to make that
railroad reduce them.
VIII the people do IL?
Coal must come down"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
HER CACTUS FARM. %
Miss Russell of Local Indian Agency
Has One In California.

Miss Maud Russell. chief clerk OF
the Indian agency in this city. and for
three years connected with the service.
will take her summer vacation In "a
few days, and during her absence II. r..
COggeshall, one Of Mr. Johnson's trust
ed California officers. viii look after
the business. Miss Russell viii spend
her month In southern California.
where she has her cactus farm Of 50
acres in San Benardino county. 20
miles from a railroad She is having
wells sunk on the property and IL sue
cessful in obtaining a sufficient water
supply she viii have the tract planted
TO eucalyptus trees. These trees are
noted for their fine hard wood and
what is surprising is that they ma
ture In from seven to 10 years
At Benning. Cal Miss Russell will
visit with Miss Clara d. True. who has
been in the service II years. and today
Is the successful superintendent OF five
Indian reservations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
@.@.@. sp THT H F5HIc

most who
and blood
weak debltated rundown
the
ue system
the blood
blood noutshment
digestion
oseaseS pnpe
purity or the circulation
OF all blood purifiers
supply system with needed
your blood The s. s..
OF sickness
summer g.
tole healthfu
the appetite
spring season II you s
SWIFT co. ATLANTA GA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
BUSINESS NOTES

Considering the tightness in the
money Inarket, local stocks have held
up quite well during the week. The
favor with which the headliners in the
list are regarded. is shown by the
fact that several blocks Of stock placed
on the market were snapped up Inn
medlately at prices named below The
blocks which changed hands We're
Amalgamated Sugar preferred, con-
solidated Wagon. and Utah-Idaho
Sugar Broker Cutler says that bids
as high as S2ll for H. Q. NJ. l.. 500 for
Home Fire, and $3.50 for Deseret Saw
ings were made without obtaining the
stock. A stronger feeling prevails in
Utah-Idaho Sugar, despite the fact
that the recent retirement of the COM
mon stock has brought considerable
preferred upon the market. the gen
email sentiment being that the new fac
tory IN Sewer county will be a profit
able venture.
The following are the latest quota
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
NEW INCORPORATION.

Articles Of Incorporation were yes
terday filed with the county clerk by
the Fretwell Water Motor company OF
Salt Lake The capital stock Is Sl00. %
600, In shares Of 10 cents each W A.
Fretwell is president. =. J. Nelson. vice
president, p. r. Nelson. secretary and
treasurer These. with r. J. Alexan-
der l.. +. Hatch, George Nelson and
A. A. Larsen are directors The com
pany viii manufacture and sell water
motors from the John r. Fretwell
patent
Price Commercial & Savings bank OF
Price, Carbon county, filed articles with
the secretary OF state. Capital stock.
Nelson is president. W j. Olson. vice
president; G. r. Marcussen. cashier and
secretary. These. with G A. Nixon.
Charles Gunderson. n NJ Madsen and
Pierre Jeanselme, are the directors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

Forecast for Utah: Tonight gem
orally fair and colder with local frost.
sunday fair
The high pressure from the Pacin,
coast has enlarged somewhat and made
some eastward progress during tho
past p hours. and has been accom-
panied by enthusiastically cool. clear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
KNIT GARMENTS. 9Oc AND Up.
cutler Quality. SO Main 81.
HAVE YOU PlLES7
Then Get Hem Rold Under Money.
Back Guarantee.

Blind piles. protrudiug plies Uuug
piles, are cured with equal success ny
tie guaranteed Internal remedy. Dr.
Leonhardts Hem-ko.d The guarantee d.
so broad that 30 costs you nothing q
SOU get no benefit Don't waste auy more
times with sllves. suppositories or other
outside treatment Attack the cause
Hem Roid-&l for large bottle lasting 90
days, a. Schramm-Johnsou Drugs 4
stores. lr. Leonhsrdt Co. station b.
Bunalo, n. Y, Props Write FOR booklet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
TELEPHONE MERGER ON COAST.

The following statement from the san
Francisco Call is Of special interest TO
salt Lake telephone circles
"Negotations looking TO the merging
OF the western interests OF the Ameri-
can Telephone a Telegraph company
have been in progress here for the
last two days II as understood that
prel minary steps have been taken to-
ward the absorption or n number Of
small independent companies in the
western and northwestern states. wiz
the ultimate idea OF consolidating the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

great companies that operate from Min
Eesota 20 California.
"At the conference here there were
present. II. h. Thayer OF New York
president ~ the American Telephone
a. Telegraph company; n Vance Lane
OF salt Lake. president OF the Rocky
Mountain Bel Telephone company. a.
q. Nelson Of St Paul vice pres ideut OF
the Tri-State Telephone g. Telegram
company and Henry T. Scott of san
Francisco, president Of the Pacific Tele-
phone d. Telephone company"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
A REGULAR TOW Roy

was Susie--climbing trees and fences.
jumping bitches. whiting. always
getting scratches. cuts. sprains. bruises
bumps. burns or scalds But lawst
Her mother just applied Bucklen's
Arnica Saive and cured her quick
Heals everything healable-Boils. III
GERS. Eczema, old Sores. Corns or
Piles. Try il. 25c at =. c. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. 112-t14 Main St. salt Lake
Sity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

The Union Central Life Insurance
Company assets over seventy millions
wants an experienced insurance man
as general agent for Utah. All COM
munications treated as confidential.
Address J r.. Clark, President. Gin
cinatu. Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
WOrlm.s

"cascarets are certainly 6ne. gave a friend
one when the doctor was treating him for cancer
q the stomach. The next morning he passed
four pieces Of tape worm. He then got bon
and 10 three days he passed tsps.worm IS Zee,
long. II was Mt, Matt frcck Of hillersburg
Dauphiu Co. Pa am quite a worker Tor Cascs
rets. use them myseifa and dnd them beneficial
Tor most any disease caused by impure blood e
Chas. Z. Condor, Lewiston. Pa. (Mihin Col
Pleasant. Palatable Potent. Taste Good
DO Good Never Sicken. Weaken or Crime
JOG, 25c. Soc Never sold 10 bulk The Renu.
Inc tablet stamped c &. Guaranteed TO
cure or your money back. Q2i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

Yesterdays mean was 81 dcg. which is
DO deg above normal The a.cumulat-
cd excess since the FIRST OF Che year is
now 4t0 deg The precipitation doh-
cheney to date is 339 inches The total
annual normal is 1908 inches
The sun rises at 5.ll and sets at 7.Ss
mountains not considered
J. CECIL ALTER.
Acting Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

city Of SAT- Lake and believing that
II Is FOR the benefit Of All concerned.
am yours very truly,
j. S. BRANSFORD
Mayor Of Salt Lake"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

weather The Great Basin low. has
nNcd up slightly though its energy
during last night was sufficient to
cause Hight showers iu Colorado. Kan
sas and Oklahoma The entire east
is covered with high pressure with fair
and cool weather.
Yesterdays maximum temperature
at salt Lake city was 75 degrees: this
mornings minimum was 80 degrees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
THE sANDERs-GRANGER FLORAL
COMPANY.

Are back at the old stand. Third
South and Main All varities Of
carnations 75c a dozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
RETAIL DRY GOODS.

The retail dry goods trade finds this
a hard season to tell exactly what is
doing. on account Of fluctuations I'm
the weather. Departments will start
mp with apparently prospects OF active
trade only to suddenly fail Off while
other de partments are forging ahead.
New summer gowns are going off with
rapidity as are also wash goods co.
new and pretty patterns The sum
mer millinery is also beginning 20 move
quite rapidly, with a big special sale
coming next week. There promises
20 be a big sacrifice In lingerie gowns.
II IL claimed the reason why big hats
continue so in style is because of the
manufacturers who instigate cliques
OF prominent dealers 10 push the same.
These latter influence society women
who I'm turn are aped by the general
public. SO the big hat goes. BY man
ufacturing big hats, the maker works
In so much more material. which means
correspondingly more money for him
on the whole the retail trade Is doing
fairly well, Notwithstanding Unequal
tiles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
Lyman r. Martineau Onors
Irrigated Farms, Dry
Farms Frat Lands,
Homes and

business Locations for Investors and
Home Builders.
LEGITIMATE INVESTMENT STOCK
SPECIAL.
500 acres fruit. beet or grain land
near Logan, at 500 an acre. ample
water right
500 acres wheat land. best part
Cache valley, at $50 an acre. water
ana improvements thrown On.
100 acres and water at Tretnon
Cache Valley. 5-room house. 10 COWS
and a bull for $500, $4,000 down.
balance easy terms.
Write or call =. .. Box 704 Office
400 and s01 Herald Bldg
Ben phone 1f1, Ind. $50
l.. r. MARTTNEAU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

sales at apparent loss, and the output
curtailed 40 per cent. There Is bet
ter call FOR print cloths, with goods In
many instances selling az ridiculously
low prices, I'm view OF the prices long
staples are bringing Bleached goods
are in request, with moderate sale of
fancies. Hosiery and underwear are
reported duh, buyers expecting lower
prices. The linen deadlock continues.
importers being still unwilling TO meet
manufacturers prices In the silk
market. there are many new patterns
for fall with checks and stripes Ia
favor Black and white effects are
wanted for both summer and fall
seasons. French designers have made
strenuous efforts to break away from
the fads OF the past three or four
seasons. Efforts have been made to
bring velvets into favor again, and en-
tire velvet costumes are being shown.
Recorders IN silks have been held back
by the weather. There are small
sales reported in burlaps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

KNIT GARMENTS. 9Oc AND UP.
Cutler Quality. 36 Main St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

At recent meeting % the board Of
directors Of the Utah Hotel company.
George T. OdelL general manager OF
the Consolidated Wagon & Machine
Co, was elected to the board 10 hil
the vacancy caused by the death OF
President John r.. Winder Mr. Odelrs
appointment completes the board, and
his wide experience, activity, and dyu-
annie energy cannot fail to strengthen
organization
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the state Bank OF Utah,
George II. Odell and II G whitney
were elected members Of the board OF
directors, 20 ON vacancies which had
occurred some time previously.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

Stpffe fra 9oeen bienme; men bun
funoe life boIoe Den aoben. gun
maatte bo boIoe gogen opluffet meo
Den u%enitre Soano % itriue meo ben
bsire, men ioo oiIoe gopiret life
ligge / Stiaine, noor bun insen
SoanS bob6e at I9gee poa oct. d
Der lao Barnet oe maieoe meo II
arbeioe o9 baooe mere emo Oobbes
llleiliebeo, foroi gogen life tutioe
Iig9e oaben.
Gn. flyer nogen: oct oar N aneri.
fonif 2eiebog. Get er rigtigt. Wetl
Ri bar bait Bigger, ia enOoo galsleos
29rebog %inObunoen poa iommegte.
Een foor man en- Sfolebog ia
8onmorf, oo fon mnn paa 5Orbmno
bioe, at ben er beftet ,og i~nobunoen
pnn en- + II III Mod0e, ina ben fun
Iiege oaben Of Jig ieIO foran Barnet.
bpiIfet 10 letter 2%psnineen i bH
@ra0.
9srneifoIeiogen ibIonot o8, o toor
bigtig en- Siren al port tirfelige ar.
beioel Men ieg tror, at aomifeen bill
tiene oenne Sag oaerbe0it oeO at
inofsre a9G og 2eiebsger
fra Oanmarf. Sisie Bigger pil NOT
isre 9erneifoIen iblanot os etSfrtst.
ia mooife ct fort Sfriot fremao @is
oct maatte ifel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
Gem Naaatt.

Ger er noget pinoetist / at ifuae
in0rsmnte, at man er gnaet / Ban.
oct. Men bette er NIT EiIfeloe,
Tom flart inoIpier al Mr. Si9bbps
Artifel.
Seq antoe, at aiIoen til minReo.
oeIelier par abioIut paoIioelie. Oeri
bar iee ta9et fell.
Obi @eneralens egen 9ioerafi
moo itaa til troen0e fremfor oIt an
oct, Der u09ioer fig for tiIforIooeIie
OpIpsnins ON bans 2io.
Seq bar life IGIt bans Selobio.
graf. ia, bob0e enoog nIorig bert
ON, at en- inaoan efsiitereo..
Men iao6on gaar set. Man fan
life felge uleo / oIting.
5of til gir. Siebbp for Oplps.
ningen. g. g. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
6unOrsOaarsfsit.

J inoeDrren6e aar Teirer llniuer.
iitetet ! Berlin tin bunoreoaarige
geitanen..
Oct er DOG life Inn meget om Den
g~egiDenbeO, Der ifoI tales. iom om
en- enfeIt Wnno, Der life aIene BAR
meo ueo oenne 8siifoles aabnina,
men ogina bnDoe en- betpOeIia Bart
! oens Cpreitelie, o. iom par oens
fsriie Profession | TeoIoai: 5r.
2 hTeiermaher.
San fs0tes | 1868. Gin fsrite I'm.
%oerpisHine mo0foa ban ! grsoreme.
nie6e0ene SfoIe ! RieTfp. De aIDOrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

Den befenOte i0enife 2eftor g.
@oloenitrem bar fornDIie oflogt
9eise bGdnot fine 9onOsmpno Der
| Amerifa. Son bolot 81. q. Gore.
Drag | bet iuenife 9obernofeI | Win.
neapolis % prGoifeoe famine Steos
en- SsnOag Aften. 3. 8ol0enItrsm
er en- at SDerrigs Ieoenoe Rqn0
poa oct religisie os bet poIitiite On.
rnaoe. San er ianIeoes MeOIem of
ben iuenife aigsoag % tifIige Dis
fionspennerne~s anerfenote Qeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

Bet iDnes, iom Snnten ON bsiere
GonneIie pna Juno friiteligt @runo.
lag bofier. Der berettes Ioaleoes ON,
at Der | asbenbaon ifal osrettes en-
Stole, oSobannesifolen", bpor Of
ll%noerOisning ital meooeIes poa fri.
fteIie @runo. Ogioa / friItne areoie
! Rorge bofier Snteresien for bsiere
Sfolers unoerpisning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
Samfunbsbetragtninger.
Af Spar W r in Snnen n,
Stapleburit, Hebr.
aomme Dit 3ige. Wattb.6 6, 10.
SfUlebpger

Yaa Iarsmsoet / Rocine fatteoes
i%eIgenoe 9%eitemmeIier:
l.. 4orsms0et bempnoiger Sen.
0aesifolefomiteen til at u0gine Sta.
pefort og en- QlgG til Si9Ip til llu.
oerpisnineen i oonif Sproe.
,. Ssnoa9sifolefomiteen i 5or.
binOelie meo 5ormonoen for Diref-
tionen for 3. 8. q. $. maa tage I'M.
Der OoeroeieIie. bOa0 Der fan geres
for ell ny oanif 2Riebog 90 muIiguis
andre SfoIebsger Og ssre nooet for
at foa @angIen afbiuIpen.
SpergsmaaIet ON 9ooe Sfolebs-
ger for 0onii 9~srneffoIe / amerifo
er meget oi9tigt, og ieg snifer inoer.
li9t, at BET agne Sfriot / ben Ret
ming maa fsre til ct goot Guar.
9oorme9et Ssnoagsifolefomiteen
magter at fsre igennem / Den Get.
ning, ia set fan ingen 10 pioe foruo,.
StaOefort er pei life iuit Oct oonife.
Iieite. ut ifrioe A9G og 2piebog er
rife nogen LET Opgaoe, bOiIfet De ito.
ligere 8Oris8 | ben 9enieenoe piier.
GiaaO mig at uotale oct iom min
beitemte Opfattelie / bette 5orbolo,
at fereno man foretager noget meo
at ifriOe oe uogioe Sfolebsger Der.
oure, ber bet neie un~oerieges, booo
ri fan fao ira 0onmarf Of Den
Slaas. Oct 0nnife Sfoleueien =
ogino almueifoIen - er Ioo uoDiflet
ogiaa meo 9eniDn iii gooe Sfolebs.
ger, at ri utoiOliomt esr be6it / oct
minoite forelsbiat at sie al ben Sill.
De. p
Seq mener. at Der finoes ioa for.
trinlige G9G oe 2piebsger / Tan.
mari for 3ioen, at man life fan
baobe, at Girblifationer af ben art
Der blonot os fan tomme til at Itao
Deo Chen al Dem.
Get er Dirfelig en- 2pit at giDe ct
oanif.amerifanif Barn en- 6anif Sfo.
lebog fra Donmarf | 5aan0en: Sno.
boIoet er tilposiet efter 8arnets Sat.
teepne. De forffefIiee llogooer Ttige
fra oct Iettere til oct ioprere, BOG.
ftanerne iirli9e og isinefoIoenoe,
TrDftet Hart og 9iGeoerne Imuffe
og interesIonte, oft itiffet til OF oaf-
Re 9arnets 2pie. og 2qreIpit.
Oct fan o9re iDprt moi, at foo De
onnif.amerifanife gern in~teresierebe
| oct onnife Sproe. 90 noeet, Der
nof ital biRlpe til at IOqffe SonIeu
for BET. err tlooTeoe oa feoelig Sfole.
bigger. gooe agg % 2qiebseer fra
Tnrmarf oil iiffert bTiDe en- goo
SipIp til of fremme Snteresien Dos
bore gsrn for Rooersmoalet.
On Toa SnoIeoningenl Weaet ofte
er SfoIebsgerne Der i~nobumone poo
iamme Rnnoe Tom Time.R ooener.
ne" meo Seruiiifter genuem gogens
Rpa. On innoan BOG Fan nnbnes og
boIoes nnben. nnor man bar fat poo
ben meo beaae SUnOer, men fIipper
man Toaet. Impffer ben iommen II.
ae iom en- Roiteiofs. Suilfet geiogr
ior Ell Barn Of foo en- Sfoleboa. iom
er .~inobunorn" (foIo oct beIere
.fnfinittet~) poo ben Dis. Seg Ino
eneong en- file Sfofepiae meb en-
Taaban BOG. Barnet oiIOe afifriue ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

&0oroon BET ifol enoe me0 aom.
pen meIem Staien oa airfen | spa.
MEN er life lei at foru0iiae. Nan
ffiiIoe meme, at gieaeriHaeH o. aon.
gen % fIere Ie0en0e N'rno tiIInm.
uIsn maaiie barre mggtiae nof til at
Di'e aIereiiei tiIboae in0en for bets
eane Gnemrrfer. Ren grriternes
SnofIpoeIie | 5oIfef OF 6arIifferne
! pnsarunoen or 8aftorer. Der nlaa
reanes mss.