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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
CENSUS ENUMERATORS
NOW IN GREAT DEMAND
Uncle Sam Is Having Great Diff
Guilty in Filling the
Places.

Uncle Sam Is having difficulty In get
ting enough enumerators to handle the
census. according to advtces received
from Washington, u. c.. Friday after
noon by Supervisor OF Census Hugh a.
McMillin In many places, particularly
In the larger cities there have not been
sufficient applications for the positions
OF enumerators The officials or the cen
sus bureau arc beginning to fear that
the country is so prosperous that people
are not particularly anxious TO OBTAIN the
responsible positions offered by the ou-
reau
The scarcity is giving the census bu-
rcau some concern, as only Few weeks
remain before the date for closing the
consideration OF applications, II Will be
impossible generally 10 extend the appll-
cation time limit, as TO examine the test
papers. with the necessary care TO insure
the designation OF qualifed persons Will
consume every moment OF time allowed
for this phase Of the work.
1t Is highly important that applicants
lose no time In getting in touch with
Supervisor McMillin. whose offices are
in the Dooly block. as delay may mean
the loss OF coveted positions,
The enumerators will earn about $50
each and the work Will consume between
two and four weeks time, depending
upon the locality in which the enumere-
tor is working.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
NOTED TEUTON PAYS
VISIT TO SALT LAKE
Head of Order of Sons of Her
man Guest of German
Population.

There originated In New York City In
1910 what is known as the Order Of the
Sons of Herman. William Foelsen, who
is police commissioner Of st, Paul, Mimi,
is national grand president of the order.
and Mr. Foelsen arrived In Salt Lake
City Friday morning TO visit with the
brothers, and at a meeting at Odd Eel
lows hall Friday thirty new members
were initiated into the local branch OF
the order
GO. 900 in the United states, In salt
Lake City there is q membership OF some
200 ii is a strictly German assocla-
tion. purely frsternal and the necessary
qualification for membership is 10 un-
derstand the German language: you do
Mr.. Foelsen was reelected national
grand president last September for the
third time The term is for four years,
so that Mr.. Foelsen will have served the
the grand president goes to Pocatello;
100 members. From there he goes to
Boise. then on TO Pendleton. Ore, where
he Will institute a new branch OF the
order From Pendleton he goes to Walla
Walla TO visit with the brethren; thence
to Spokane. where there are three lodges,
TO Occur d'Alene, where lodge VIII be
Installed; to Lewiston. Ida, where
branch will be established. and another
visit will he made to Helena, Butte
and several towns In the Dakotas, and
Mr.. Folsen will return to his home
The Sons Of Herman. as said is
fraternal organization, but 1t carries
with It n sick benefit of $40 per week
800 in case OF death and the amount OF
insurance varies in the different states
from $1,000 TO $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
LAND BOARD DECIDES
TO FIGHT CASE TO END

A special meeting OF the state board OF
land commissioners was held Friday, at
which ii was decided TO fight TO the
end an action pending in the federal
court relating TO a section Of school land
sold by the board to A. a. Sweet
eight years and involves n point which
is important to the land board, About
eight years ago the board sold to George
Badger section OF school land in Car
bon county. Badger afterwards assigned
his certificate to Sweet, who paid the
full purchase price Of the land. \ pat
ent was ready To issue when the United
States government contested the mat
ter on the ground that the land con-
tained coal and hence was mineral land,
and the state had no jurisdiction over II.
The land board contends that just be-
cause coal is found on small portion OF
the land IL should not all be claimed as
mineral land. The case will be heard in
the federal court In a few daNs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
University Notes

The Order OF the Clean will hold a
special meeting today for the purpose OF
arranging the play which il is To present
soon, The play Is entitled I'm the Land
Of the Hearts Desire.
The Womep's Athletic association held
a meeting al the university Friday after
noon The basketball games among the
girls teams are being arranged and the
schedule will be played early in the sec
ond semester.
The Rev. Charles e, Perkins, pastor
Of the ST. Pauls church. addressed the
erclses Friday morning, Mr., Perkins
spoke on Risk" and showed that all
discoveries OF any consequence are al
ways attended by n greater or less
amount OF risk. The steam engine was
perfected. chemical laws revealed and the
widespread use of electricity made pos
sihle only when men became willing 10
risk their lives In research work.
The junior promenade Is taking the
time OF all the Junior classes at pres
ent. This morning the boys will show up
at the gymnasium 10 begin placing the
erect the music stand, which is TO be sus-
form OF circular basket decorated as a
summer flower basket The remaining
decorations will not be placed until the
beginning OF next week when the gym
nasinm will be turned over entirely to
the class. Chairman Henry G. Richard
son announces that over 1--WE hundred
couples Will he In attendance. judging
from the number OF invitations applied
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Dope From the Police Court

night Of December ls Lee is alleged 10
have spoken OF Mrs Elizabeth Jarvis
and her family as waddy-face
bunch while they were about 70 enter
the Odd Fellows hall Jarvis called on
Patrolnnan Gillespie who placed Lee un.,
der arrest. Lee was at once released
and immcdia tely hunted up an attorney.
after which he instituted a damage suit
for S2s9 against Chief of Police 5. NJ
Barlow and Patrolman Gillespie.
About the same time Jarvis and MS
wife appeared at police headquarters and
filed complaint against Lee. charging
him with disturbing the peace 1t was
the argument In this case that Judge
Bowman listened to Friday, and al the
conclusion OF the speeches he took the
mater under advisement until Monday
when he will render his decision.
The suit for damages will be heard In
the civil division Of the city court be-
fore Judge Whittaker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
FOR SKIN HUMORS

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NOR on the skin, scalp or hands are
instantly relieved and speedily cured, in
the majority Of cases. by warm baths
with Cuticura Soap and gentle anoint-
ings OF Cuticura Ointment. For ecze-
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hair, for sanative, antiseptic cleansing
and all purposes of the toilet, these pure.
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Cuiicura Soap t25c) TO Cleanse the Skin. Cuticura
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

Seven men charged with vagrancy and
one lone victim OF the drink habit ap-
pcared in Judge Bowman's court Friday
afternoon. The man charged with drink
ing TO excess was told to go. after he
had received lecture. The seven
charged with vagrancy were given
S'floaters'' out OF the city.
Matt Doll and Nick Hanson. charged
with petit larceny, had the hearing OF
were required to put mp bail OF 500 each.
J. r. Johnson. charged with viola
zion OF the pure food ordinance, had the
hearing OF mis- case set for January IA.
After taking up the time OF the court
Thursday and also the greater part OF
Friday afternoon in presenting. the tes-
timony in the case OF y. n, Jarvis
against S, D. Lee. both sides rested and
Judge Bowman sat back to listen TO the
arguments OF the opposing counsel. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
DYSPEPSIA HEARTBURN, GAS AND
OTHER STOMACH MISERY VANISRES

disorder you can get relief within i've
minutes
If YOU will get from your pharmacist
a 50.cent case Of Pape's Diapepsln you
could always 90 to the table with n
hearty appetite. and your meals would
taste good, because You would Know
there would be no Indigestion or Sleep
less nights or Headaches or stomach
misory all the next day; and, besides,
YOU would not need laxatlves or liver
pills to keep your stomach and bowels
clean and fresh,
Pape IS Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist, and contains more
than sufficient TO thoroughly cure the
worst case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
There is nothing better for Gas on the
Stomach or sour odors from the stom'
ach or to cure Stomach Headache,
You couldn u keep a handler or more
useful article III the house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Relief in Five Minutes Awaits
Every Man or Woman Who
Suffers From a Bad
Stomach.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take
little Diapepsin occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid, though
as harmless and pleasant as candy.
will digest and prepare for assimilation
into the blood all the food You can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves, with
out the slightest fear of Indigestion or
that you will be bothered with sour ris.
ings, Belching. Gas on Stomach. Nausea,
Bad Breath, Water Brash or a feeling
like you had swallowed a lump of lead,
OF other disagreeabe miseries. Should
YOU be suffering now from any stomach
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
ANNUAL REPORT OF POLICE
DEPARTMENT FINISHED

After month OF work. Herman l..
Bauer secretary to Chief OF Police S.
NJ. Barlow completed the annual police
report Friday evening. for the year OF
1909 According to the report, the serH-
ice. consists OF ninety-s six men, including
the chief There is also one police
matron.
The salaries of the department are
placed at S1698 SO; credit by fines and
forfeitucs S6S59.10; credit by fire de-
partrnent heating. S592 10.
In the prison department the salaries
We're S2i09 81; general expenses, SI631. 81,
The net cost OF operating Is given as
sS322.9S. The total number of arrests
WAS 1859.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
First Communication.

City Engineer George F McGonigle
Friday, addressed his first communca
tion 10 the city council He filed with
the city recorder. to be transmitted TO
the council. an estimate of the cost OF
a new steel bridge over Jordan river at
Ninth North street His estimate of the
cost is $3.50. A section OF the present
wooden bridge was blown out with dyna-
last month. to relieve an ice jam which
had formed at the bridge and caused
the river to floor about two square miles
OF surrounding territory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
REUBEN WATSON TO BE
RETURNED FROM NEVADA

Governor spry, Friday, issued requi-
sitIon upon the governor OF Nevada Tor
tho return to this state OF Reuben Wat
son. who is wanted in Salt Lake for a
criminal assault upon Katie Jensen, aged
13 years alleged 10 have been committed
September 20 last.
Watson is under arrest at Hazen, New,
and Deputy Sheriff Dick Eddlngton left
Friday afternoon TO bring him back TO
This citN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.
S, c. Hatch, North Saly Lake, girl.
Il. c. Salin. 20 Keysor Court. boy.

5. G. Hatch, North sally Lake; girl
Il. c. Salin, % Keysor Court. boy.
+. +. Drury, 65l West Fourth North,
boy.
Mason Turner. Isl West Third North,
boy.
Thomas Wallace. 272 Third East, girl,
Leonard Scott 4t6 East Second ave-
nue., Waterloo, girl
]. F. Wooliey. $50 Second East, boy,
F. j. Murray. 01. South Third West,
girl
Antonio Leioneti, rear 53S West Fifth
South. boy.
c, Ghudeno. 574 West Fourth South,
girl.
j. G. Morrison. SIT South First West.
boy.
George Wilkinson, 1866 Roberta ave-
Peter McPhee. SO South Ninth West,
boy.
Henry Clay. 80 Ounce street, boy.
Daniel Winter. csc Wall street girl
+, l.. Hansing, 9l6 Princeton avenue,
G. T. Jones. 1893 Seventh East, boy.
Orson Allen, I55 East Fifth South. boy.
E. q. Mitchell. S23 Seventh East. girl.
]. A Forsland, 1857 Eighth East. boy.
A. l.. Quist. Graham court, boy.
George Capel, 3iS Ninth East, girl.
C. H. Lindey. Virginia flat girl.
Lawrence White. Si5 Washington hoy
Herman Kammarrath, 933 Liberty
street, boy
r, c Groendykc, SS1 Express avenue,
boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

Natures Treatment
whore you battle in black. soft mud that
draws out pain and poison Thousands cured.
Big Hotel-open ali year Send for book.
R B. KRAMER, Pres, Kramer, Ind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
REALTY MEN INVITED TO
HAWAIIAN CELEBRATION

Come to Hawaii and sec our great
floral parade and celebration February
%. and bring your friends with you. is
the invitation received by the Salt Lake
Real Estate association Friday in let
ter from the Hawaiian Promotion league.
This organization represents the ter
ritory of Hawaii, the Honolulu chamber
of commerce and the Merchants assocla-
ton OF Honolulu, and IL is sending out
thousands of invitations for the midwn-
ter carnival to be held at the capital of
the island territory.
Salt Lake will be well represented at
the carnival inasmuch as the Elks eX-
cursion has been timed so that the Homo
lulu end Of the journey Will be reached
two days before the opening OF the car
hundred Salt Lake Elks will be. able
to accept the invitation from Hawaii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

You can break up cold or relieve
an attack Of La Grippe with Weeks
Breakup Cold Tablets Chocolate
coated, pleasant to take; no calomel,
Your money back if they fail.
Sold by SchrammJ ohnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Deaths.

Mary " IIclbrook, 2l7 F street. aged
&C. heart failure.
Hannah r. earn. 1929 Eleventh East
aged 5s. pneumonia.
G. v Spencer. 127 Social Hall street
aged So general debility.
C.. n. Raynor. 1873 West North Temple,
aged 50, acute dilation Of stomach.
Sarah l. Chaffin. 662 Seventh East. aged
81. cancer OF breast
w Kaivamura. Rio Grande Western
roundhouse, aged 2S. railroad accident.
A w, Van Busltirk, l10S South West
Temple. aged ]. pneumonia.
John Cook. "a a street. aged 9l. gem
ri. w. Anderson, ST Marks hospital.
aged A. pneumonia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Real Estate Transfers.

Edward III. Jenkins ct al to Jennie
Burn, part OF lot II. block Is o.
acre. plat a ..-....,..;..S
w. III. Dickson .et al to Milton
Simon. part OF lot l, block Ii.
plate j. -........,..-.,s ....,,.
,ouise Freed 10 Sears Investment
company. part OF lot 20. block l.
Cheick's subdivision ..,....::-
Clarence Johnston ct al to Pauline
Johnstone, part section Q. town
ship south. range | east. ,....,.
T. B. W~ks 10 y. G.. Christensen,
lots q and %. block I, South
Boulevard addition .,...........,
The Westminster Investment COM
pany TO a Fred Wey, part OF lot
5. block 80. plat .....-.-,-.. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Marriage Licenses.

E. M. Lawyer Juliet, H., and Helen
McManis. Pocatello, Ida.
q, r. Guernsey and Della E. Brown OF
San Francisco,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security e. Trust Co.. 32 Up.
Main We own our own records
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Winter Underwear
10 Priced mt Cost

AEe For all drapery and
TeSV Kimona silks, wanted
styles. 100 patterns to
choose from. Saturday oNly.
Worth to 75c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Den hammer haarot.
.affe er en- iiffer ps fraftig StpScr.

"2u6 @affeilaoen | Dig bIipe neg.
tet FIN Sop til BEN beitemte Siol
Sopeopine - Medpepnbe - beoliq.
netbe ltbmutteIie. Seq beS oct aft
meb mig ielp og bur feet bet bos an
Sre. Soritnberligt, at tnnfenbe, for,
mftige Sfobniuger pil beOblipe meb
Sens griig," flyer Ell Tano Sopefa,
aarias.
Sun flyer biSere, at ban life be
epnote at BRUCE 8affe fsreu6 ban par
tpoe aar gornel, % at ben iaete
beapnbte at forgifte ban og gietmem
Ierpcipitemet argreb bans &6riel.
"SiIfiSft ill,tteoe ieg rreb 2affe oa
SiIitanben ibntSt iagte, men en- foIS
Worgen bur 9ufter at min Slrftrrs
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en- aop. Snort brat reg mine iGo'
oanliae TortioRr, rtpenoe neo Sier'
ne % Rerpcr oeo oen baglige Dolls
al BEN liunife 9rif.
"Senere heo ieg fortoanoet, fl
ofte gnfalb al apalme oe blen iao
laot tilienes meo bifiss Sober.
"Suno Sornlit brogte mig od til
at lutte nleS Safe 90 peitoe tiIbagt
til GoIhm. Seq begpnote itrnr ai
beores oa bar life bapt nosen I'll
bagefoIo al 90 biIieie Spmptomer,
! Sopeopinc, SpimmeIbco ener OR
bcS.
"sycg er mt FriIf, bar Hare Sm'
fer oa bor tiItoget I g9gt boor Den
for bar SpqcIigbco, Soarligt Siirrs'
% 9eaente Tom Iigueoe ct Sfelet.
"Wlin groSer fIuttrbe meo 3atfe
fcrSi Sen ougreb bans SeIbrco, oe
br,toer mi Gcih,m. Ga ban Srni
Sofie fluoe ban life taaIe noeen Yin
itrruqelie for Ierperrre, men mel
goitlm bolScr ban fig soot.
Ii's S., iom iea periotutg fen
ser. bar life iItano til at itSfsre En-
Suas grbeiSe meeens bun ord'
aofie. Sun Thlttcoe meb Den % be
ounSte meS Guihnm, os er mn bel
Friif meS roIige Ierper."
OPS Sen lille @og, "Sbe Hoao II
@eIIpine", | buer Goffe. Ger er er
! @ruuo."
@pgenEuSr lGit uu%cuitaaenSe Sreo'
ct mt pil furcfpmme fro Glib til an
ben. &c or Gste, ianoe % iniSe a
Sntercsie for MnneifebcSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Ssiaa en- Wiaionsape.

s @nleontng al ct Tibet 2anbiogn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SnnIemneIie
gpen 3o5eu | GproI bar en- bsibier.
tet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orger, Der bog
life snffer lit Wapn napnt, I en- ganf
I 8o5en inbiat en- aapitaL iom ban
filler til fri @aobigbeS for 8osen
8p, iaa mart BEN meo &enter os
Renters Rerrte er poret til 1 MiIion
&roner.
Oct bliper Dog life Iiee meo BET
iamme, gosen faor fat | ale bisie
Benge; bet bill nemlig bare 400 glar,
for 9apitalen bar naaet BEN nennte
Stsrrelie. @runofapitalen belsber
fig nemIis life til mere emo - en-
&rone.
Den e~ienbommsIige @ape pafte
flor 11interbeo I ganfen, Ser moo.
tog gelsbet, oa / gpens @aaS, Der
berefter fra @anfen fit tiIienot en-
IeobeIeIie ON - Riliongapen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
fimeitif Spiinoelie.

&ineierne, iom roier fig at of DC
mango @arbnnbreoer for europe
erne bar opfirnoet &rubtet, Spgtrpf.
ferfuniten og &ompasiet, gier ogiao
4rup paa at bore oct fsrite SoIf pao
alooen, ion bar fabriferet Gpfler. )
garule fineIiffe &rsnifer berettes ON
en- floe SintmeIens Ssn, Der ont
firing $500 I. Sir. ipefulereoe no et
9eforbrinesmibbeI, iom fit 9apnei
"ben IpffeItge Sroge".
gicefonecn Of 8etihili iom al en-
enseIif Sobrifant npIig erboIot en-
GpfIe, bar gipet benne en- nsiagtig
geifripelie al "ben Ipffelige 0rage",
bpilfen piier, at bint gommelfine'iife
geforbringsmiboeI / alt ~pRientlist
Itemte operns meo bon &elocipeo,
areniferne beretter, at "ben lpffeIigc
9rage" giorbe Surore; ale &ineIere
begpnote at cpfle, og ipecielt bar
9ameperoenen begeiitret for "Gra'
gen.. 9e~geiftringen ubartebe imib-
IertiS til, at De forismte fine brslige
0Iiater. Sette pofte megen sgrgrel'e,
ser bIep flaget til guteriteterne, cg
tilIut Loo 9eiieren itOsaa ct Goift
ON, at enbber, iom benptteoe "ben
IpffeIige 9rages, ifuIoe ibsmmes
ftrena Straf. 9erneo bar Gpflens
sfipbne | Sina beieeIet for 1000
gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
seIttoa to @anae ganreuth.

Selttog to @ange gapreutb. Zen
fsrite Gang bar I 1912, og oa ienote
ban en- ipeciel &rrer fra Midaifen,
burg og loo itse, at ban life biloe til.
bringe Ratten / De gerelier paa
Slcttet, bpor "oen bpibe Srue pIei.
eoe at bolbe til. Sans gnife opfplb-
tes; men ba ban Itob op ON Worge.
men, bar ban / BET elenoieite Snmsr,
os meoens ban gift til Jim goeu bsrte
man bam mlimle noget ON oct FOR.
banbebe Slot". - W9ite @ar, ba ban
pasierebe 8pen, piIoe BON life til.
bringe Watten Der. Sioite Gang,
"oen bpioe Srue" bite fig / gapreiltb,
par | 1922.
Seiaa paa Slottet | Berlin bar
"oen bible Srue" pitt fig, og set er
befienbt, at 8riebrid / at Greusien
bsoe | ben Sperbepisning, at bun
bar fommet til bam for at me6bele
bdm bans foreitaaenbe 9ortgang.
Oct berettes, at bans treble Genial
inbe, Sopbie Cutie at Mecflenburs,
Der bar %iinbsipa, babbe saaet / Ssu.
ne os | fin bpibe Iatbragt bapoe bit
fig for 9ongen, iom iab os fob / en-
29neitol.
Minore Selb bopbe "ben bbioe
Sri,e" hos Song Srebrif giIbelm I;
tbi TO @nnge Ipffebes oct SoIboter,
iom babe gaettieneite, at gribe ben.
De. Den enc Gang afilsreoes bun
Tom en- iirg 9afei, Den anben 8alg
Tom en- Solbat. s 1856 ifr9mte en-
bbib Sriie en- Officer; men nGite
Sag fit ban nibe, at oct bar en- bpio.
fleot aoffepise, ban bopoe feet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Sorlpar DIT Scot.
Set or @ilipns piie Gaab.

Seq bar lpnge blot, at Dor aor1le
agerbrugsminiiter bar Ell big Wano
for life at Il en- SismanO, oe mango
andre bar bel pioit oct iamme. Nen
oes elore ban bin, oes nler aftip
bIir bar, Ter oct no til, % ON bet
emo er inloo Raturens Sroen, er oct
Iige bra for os, iom fuor De gooe
gooo at Iepe efter. 8enuer "Gepit.
bIicau" er ct af &c globe, iom iptes
Iptte @iIion beit. 90 8iIion glen.
mem lit 0epartemeut fom no meo fin
me "4oqebog", eler bpab BET MI
bar, % Hog fait, at hi abioiitt burSe
tooe Sore paa oft Slaes Iabieot,
mente 9Iobet, at "euboer potriotiif
Imerifoner buroe 8. SEE Den Sara.
graf meS @lpbe".
ga, ieg for min Gel oisr oct. alt
@aofeSt % ipiieIigt ener hriffeIiGt
Scot euers bsr Ser BIZ tot gore pad.
ltoen Seot in9en "8ropp", og bpor
fom ri ben rben Ell Zig "Spppelie"2
giI 5, iom tGnfer paa at boloe me-
TterIige fierSe Suli.Saler, pPre iao
floae Tom at nppne @ilions Scot og
"SebtSpppe", ioa fan s berpeo let
pinoe &ang 90 @crsmmelie iom
StcrtaIere. Sor ale Iifer "8rapp"
oq peb, bpoS g~etpSuina ben bar.
Sfisnt baoSe Stortnlerne, 1oeterne
% ale SIogs omerifauife Tatrioter
til 9afo bar ioriemt at loopriIe bort
Iabfebt % Dor "@rapp", er Oct DOG
en- aienSSgieruing, at oct er peN
SiGlp al ct rigeIiet Sorraao al Scot,
at hi gmcrifonere err fomne oio, bpor
hi itoar i6ae. @r set life Dor "@ra'
bp". Tom bar giort bore M9no til
SeIte | Sriaen, ioo pi M fan fploC
Ell flor @eremmeliesioI fulb meo bcn'
iope6e Selte2 Dor "8rapp" itprfei
Irmen paa 6e Wpnb. Der fiGmpei
ncb 9unfer Sin, Ioo rel iom poa %
auinSer, ser boIbt 8iagen ! SeuG'
qeIie og | @rue. Bar oct life 8riie'
feSi, iom mer enc uoget anbet bolbi
Wooet oppe hos oeuL Der gif lGngit
no | gilomarfeu for at ieee tit grso.
montro2 so, uiSieIigl Oct uor peS
at Ipiie Sect. oisie "Sroutiersmen"
funoe bolSe no. merer ~Gcpublicnu"
% bapoe DC Scot tilopers, imnrte 81
oermeo fine SobIer % pisie Gele al
lit eset 2eaeme, iiGr 2esemsbeIe, oel
fom | n9r 9erereIie meb Sablernt
nuoer &ioniugeu. 90 iaa par Gle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

ffefeot gobt for 1nigeer brands" %
fspiaore Seiie.
Spor bible 5 ba ba fommet ben
nleb eoers "Gubberudle1 og "NrG.
rieifonnert", Gutter, cum s lite bapbe
baot amerifanif SeSt? S bapoe life
fommet Ianst, '"fpaar ag"l
Men pi bar en- Def Wasie meo
Seot, bi life bor griig for. @i bar
eieoet cp en- 9Iasie Spin, pi life let
6lir at meo, oe bisie Chin er iaa feoe
og turse, at be prffer Jorargeiie. 5
fin n9ite 1aogeboe" hr @isnnnben
Wilion sipe os ct Sinserpeg ON,
bporban pt Tan nnbgaa at ale op
fIere itnuttige feoe Spin og BIZ at
meo bet clogs SeSt, ingen bar @rue
for eIIer fan Iape "@raop" of!
gr.