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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

from the first stories OF fabulous val
ues tn be found al the grass-roots the
unsophistlcated might easily have be
lieved that II would be easy enough 10
drop into the camp for a few days,
dig around little and le..ss with a
fortune In nuggets tucked away in an
inside pocket.
The later reports from the more con-
seryatiye engineers and mining men
who have gone up from this city are
TO the effect that II the district is ever
10 be a wealthy one 1t Will have to
depend on milling gold for its re-
sources. II such is the case it will
be some time before any Jarbidge gold
currency leaves the mint
There are some thousand OF Peo-
ple in the camp OF Jarbidee at present.
Tent stores have been erected and the
little town has many feature charac-
teristicS OF the now born mining
camp-gambling games and sporting
houses-but as yet there are very few
men actually engaged In the develop
ment work on any OF the located prop
critics. The snow, II is said has pre-
vented active operations. and locations
IN fact have been made at random on
top OF the snow banks. The promise
IS given that when the snow goes. as
II will In the near future. there Will
be plenty OF active work started, and
II the properties prove up even quart.
er as rich as the enthusiastic claim
they Will. Goldfeld will soon be among
the "also rams
Jarbidge has been wonderfully ad
verIsed. and II evidence can be given
that II Is really a district OF substan-
tial mineral wealth there win be no
lack OF working capital subscribed for
the development of its mines. The
newspapers. however. have done about
all that they can do towards putting
Jarbidge before the public until some
evidence OF actual worth is forthcOm-
ing, and the sooner this evidence Is
produced the better II VIII be for all
concerned.
II the real values from the Jarbidge
camp in the next six months equal
its hot air" wealth of the past wint-
er. a wonderful future is assured for
the district
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
WEATHER PR0PITI0US
FOR FRUIT GROWING

Salt Lake, March 3i.-During tbs
FIRST three weeks OF March the weather
has been unusually fair all over the
country. according To statement
made this morning by a. H Thiessen,
director OF the local office OF the
weather bureau The temperatures
have been higher than usual as re-
suit the snow has melted from the
lower levels OF the mountains and has
caused high water In all the streams
OF the state
The weather has brought out the
range grass In excellent style and has
also forced the fruit trees TO blossom
early. The prospects are that fair
weather VIII continue and II 1.
thought the fruit OF the state will get
too far along to be injured by frosts
that may come IN the future.
The supply OF snow in the noun
tains has diminished 10 such an ex-
tent that conditions are about normal
at present
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
GOOD RISE IN
STOCK MARKET

Salt Lake, Marc h31-Trading on
the local board was much improved
this morning, and the closing session
promises TO be probably the best oil
the entire month.
Iron Blossom. on the strength OF
good reports concerning the recent
development work at the mine has
advanced several points in selling
price in the past two days, and this
morning transactions were made as
high as S105. The action in this
stock seemed TO help the entire list.
and though some of the prices were
weak, sales were made in several
securities which have been ustless
for weeks.
Lower Mammoth was also on the
rise this morning. and closed on sales
at SO cents, following an opening at
30 cents. One block of this stock was
disposed of at 55 cents.
Sioux Consolidated closed at Az
cents. trifle weak, and Mason Val
Icy was stronger. as was May Day
and Colorado.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
MINING MAN PEssImIsrIc.

Herman w Horne. formerly min
ing engineer OF this city, now located
In the new Jarbidge district In north
crn Nevada. writes TO friends that as
yet there is little real work under
way in the camp though the indica-
tIons are that the coming summer will
be lively one.
Mr.. Horne is OF the opinion. after
examining number OF tho properties
OF tho district. that Jarbidge is going
to be a low grade proposition. the
high grade streaks found In some of
the formations not being Of enough
Importance he thinks. to develop into
any high values mines
Mr. Horne says that prospcctors
and miners are still entering the dis
trict. and that rs the snow goes more
interest Is being taken in getting de-
yelopment work under way.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
ALLEGE CHILD BURIED
WITHOUT A PERMIT

Salt Lake, March 31.-Complaint
was made TO both county attorney and
S. G. Paul, city health commissioner.
by residents of lower State street,
this morning that a child born TO a
woman named McKellar, living at
725 South State Street, was summarily
buried in the back yard without the
formality OF permission from the board
OF health.
The child is said to have been born
prematurely but 10 have lived for
eighteen hours after birth. The ply
slcian in attendance is said 10 have
been Dr. Robinson. He has been notifi-
cd to send In particulars.
John n. Bowman, assistant county
attorney, began a searching inyestiga-
ton into the circumstances surround
ing the death OF the child this morn
ing. and another inquiry Is being pur-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
What About Gas for
Cooking This Summer?

until the weather is you will be
People every asking
be laid their street 1t takes from
thirty days lay gas mains End the your
dence.
The gas will be started this week will
and to get the into residence the da
From the outlook estimate that car load and
heaters will be required for this seasons demand
You KNOW that thinking about why delay Come
for needs and get done time
comfort gas cooking you intend building home always
pipes cooking and heating The
charge cent if these included in the first plans
all the pipe work and that arranged prop
ery of cost.
UTAH LIGHT G. RAILWAY COMPANY 2E9f
D Decker, Local Manager
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
MORE UTAH LANDS
OPENED TO ENTRY

Tho United States land Office has
been notified OF the addition OF the
following tracts of land to the enlarg-
ed homestead area in Utah
'The southwest quarter Of north
east quarter. west half of southeast
quarter and southeast quarter OF south
west quarter OF section II. township
10 north. range west S. l.. NJ. and
all OF section "a. township Ii north.
range IL west. S. l.. NJ. have been des-
ignated under section 6 OF said act.
The southeast quarter OF south
west quarter. section %. township 8
south. range west. S. l.. NJ, has been
designated as coming within the pro
vince Of sections ] to only Of said
act and you will advise Mr.. A. A.
Johnson OF American Fork Of this
fact"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
MARRYING COUNT SENTENCED.

New York. March 31-Eight years
In the New Jersey state prison WAS
the sentence imposed today by Judge
Blair in Jersey City on Carl Won Muel-
ler tihe marrying counD who was
convicted on Tuesday OF bigamy The
testimony showed that Won Mueller
married various women. one OF whom
was Paula Wood Powers OF Riverside.
Cal.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
D. Decker, Local Manager.

ter Of the United States, arrived last
night at Copenhagen. He is a guest
OF the British legation. where he is
wife of Sir Alan Johnstoncs the Brit
ish minister TO Denmark.
Mayor Gaynor had his way again
Thursday. Louis F. Haffan. depose1
president Of the borough OF the Bronx,
whose appointment as a condcmna-
ton commissioner aroused the may
or's Ire. has declined TO serve. He
thus relieves OF embarrassment Yer
Lon NJ. Davis. state supreme court
justice. who appointed him.
The Missouri river congress closed
Thursday after the adoption of reso-
lutions indorsing the general improve
ment OF the waterways Of the country
urging the states TO assist I'm the
work and recommending liberal ap-
pTopTlations for toe Missouri river.
That Mrs. Lucy Sayler, leaning
over the body OF her slain husband
declared II was all his fault, was the
testimony which stood out sharply
IN the trial of MIS-. Snylcr. her father.
John Grunden, and Dr. w. r. Miller,
for the murder oil Sayler. at Watseka.
Ills. yesterday
Star B. Taylor. who had served con
tlnuously I'm the court OF claims ever
since It's organization In 1855. first
as messenger upon the recommen-
datlon OF Jefferson Davis, then q
United States senator. and since 1862
a. bailiff. died at his home In Wash
ington Thursday. aged 80. Mr. Tay-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

secure work. be tnied here The body
Was cmbalmed by Graham & Jones
OF this city. and has been kept awnIt-
ing Instructions from the parents. Mrs-
Sicbel is the mother OF the unfortpp-
ate man. She states that ne left his
home about Eve years ago To seek
his fortune in America. and that hts
father hns sincs died, but this. says
Mrs. Siebel. WAS not enough TO bring
him homo. She expresses gratitude
to Sheriff Judd for the attention he
has given the casc, and asks 10 have
the bills OF expenses Of the funeral
and other expenses connected With
the burial.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
0 O o THE BEST
sz9o 90 GDe SPRING TONIC

Most ordinarily and healthy need
in
the
expelled
t1nned
feeling
this evidence
8
all blood which rely
tonic
blood Of at
aeknosS tho strain OF tho one
8 8 herbs II Is Natures
pure the stomach
"EA--S sSSs0a u you 8. s. tonic
THE SWIFT sPEcIFIo ATLANTA GA
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
BEWARE THIS DAY
OF THE JESTER

April fool, The day held sacred to
the memory OF countless testers is
with us again. and IL the wine like.
intoxicating air OF spring time in the
mountains should enter into your sys-
tenn and make you feel like a boy
again. beware. Under that innocent
looking. battered old silk hat. which
TO kick seems the ambition OF yonr
life. is a hard and pain inflicting brick
Kick. II you must, but inspect first
And II You see purse lying on the
pavement with a number of cheruSic
looking future presidents standing
near. don't laugh at the boys for not
seeing IL, while you make a grab.
Close your eyes 10 the thought OF pos
sible gain and pass along rapidly. or
strldcnt laughter and shouts OF April
fool VIII follow you for blocks.
OF all the holidays and days set
apart for the special purposes, today.
sacred TO the jestcr, Is particularly and
peculiarly American. Where the aver
age American Will chuckle for hours
at a friend wearing a kick me" sign
on his coat tails, the Englishman or
the Frcnchman would stare I'm amaze
ment Infectious Jollity end tricks
riyalling the Imagination mark the
day. and have marked 1t for years In
American history Not only with the
kids" with their stuffed hats, loaded
candy. money nailed to the creTces
of a pavement is the day one OF happy
farce Staid business men whom one
would not suspect of laughing at any
time will today surprise their as
sociates by grsvely sending them on
fools errands generously handing out
cigars which show a sky rocket tend
eDcy just when they are burning well
and kindred tricks which ordinarily
...-..ll -. lc.--nL.-I a., LhcIr al,Irns
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

lor served ten years in the United
States army. part of that time In the
Mexican war.
David Lubin Of California, American
commissioner In the international In
stitute Of agriculture at Rome. ap-
peared yesterday before tho house
committee on foreign affairs and
urged the committee TO provide a sal
aTy of $4,000 for the American repre-
sentative carrying on that work.
Following a hearing Thursday tho
public service commission authorized
the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad company and the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Rat
road company To execute the New
York Central lines equipment trust OF
1870 dated January l, 1903
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
LIVE WIRES

Representative Sherley OF Ken
lucky, in the house Thursday dis
cusscd his resolution providing a
method by which a majority could
bring before the house any bill pigeon
holed by a committee He recognized
10 the light Of recent events a major
iy OF the house could control It's af-
fairs. but he offered his rule as an
orderly way IN which 10 accomplish
this result. thus avoiding the nece5-
slty for revolutionary tactics.
Il Is probable there will be new
cotton anti-option bill. likewise to he
known as the Scott bill. to cover
amendments to the original measure
introduced by Chairman Scott OF me
house committee on agricuitu''' PtD-
hiblting transactions in futures IN
commercial markets.
Clifford Plnohot. former chief fores-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
COLLEGE STUDENTS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE

GAINESVILLE. O.. March 31-Oyer a
hundred young men and women stu
dents at Friends college were nearly
trapped in their class rooms by fire
which was burning fcrccly up an clc-
vator shaft through the roof. A num-
Der Of students slid down ropes. and
all got out safely. The building was
destroyed. Loss. $4,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

the audience 90 make room for those
standing II possible.
when the momeotary hum had sub
slded William W. Ritcr. president OF
the Dcscret Savings bank and bust.
ness associate OF President Windcr,
paid high tribute 20 him as q bust
ness man and friend.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
DEP0RTED CHINESE
SUE GOVERNMEh

Manila, March 31-The six CHI
nese who were deported from Manila
by the government at the request oil
the Chinese consul, and who arc
seeking re-admissicn by wdts OF
habcas corpus. have begun suit ior
damages against Governor General
Forbes, Chief OF Police Harding AM
Chief Of the Secret Service TroW-
bridge.
They allege their seizure and de
portatlon was illegal. and each asks
$50 900.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
BEREAvED MOTHER
SENDS INSTRUCTIONS

Provo. March 31.-A letter has been
received from Mrs, Edmund Siebol OF
GummerSbach. Germany. by Sheriff
Judd. directing that Gerhard Siebel.
who was frozen 10 death in Spanish
Fork canyon about February %. while
be WAS waudng 10 the Strawberry irrl-
cation tunnel where he expected 10
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

sued by DIR. Paul and the board OF
health inspectors A rough and tumble
night IS said to have ensued between
"a woman nom the house where The
child was born and a neighbor who
protested. which led 70 the informa-
tion bcinE sent IN to the county attor-
ncy and health commissioner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

There Is only Ono sromo oulninc
That Ia LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
INE. Look for the signature of f. w.
GROVE. Used the world over to
cure cold In one day. Csc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

ROSENTHAL & ALBERT
REESE HOWELL & SON.
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Clifford Plnchoe former chief fOF0s-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-13

airy committee for investigation. was
again referred back to that committee
for settlement.
The bill amounts to $15s,sS. and OF
this amount 500 is for lighting the
clocks. $50 for care of the clock. ana
the rest for carbons and zinc.
Gregory and McCarten have met
with members of the board in regard
to again lighting the clock and nave
been told that the present system Oh
lighting is not satisfactory. City Eiec-
trician Schneider said that the CLOCK
has been lighted with forty-eight IN
candescent lights, arranged in series OF
six each. 1t was suggested that the
fonr tower arc lights be taken down.
and put in the clock tower. but MT
Schneider thought this plan impracti-
cal. as this powerful light would nave
to be maintained even on bright moon
light nights. The matter was referred
70 the electric light committee with
mower TO act.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-13
Assault. Case Continued

TIA cases against Ben PoduSka and
Ci'en Naraer hall who were arrested;
by sergeant Goodal- We're continued
l.zt.! I,=c. - ~ Justice MilardS court
= Monday afternoon Poduska :
charger wtta assault and battery by
Alerder:.all and both are charged "ich
lS.ura5ag rhe peace Both pleaded
not 81 ~ and bo,a gave band Tor their
1920 .-t..-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-13

two hours, and several have stated
that they would not again act on cleo
ton boards for such a length of time
for the price paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
6 lie 5.
r6orertnger at @lettricitetsnerfer"s

6 lie 8.
u6oreningen al @leftricitetsperfer"s
oroinere @eneralforiamling paabe-
gDnotes 5. Is. SSuni i uniperiitetets
8eitia1. Der Dor anmelot 213 Del-
tagere, bporaf Ser par mp6t 200. sri
Ioe mpote bar Ser 1856 fra Gplflano,
fra Damnart 3, fra 9periee 5, fra
,Norge 8, fra %ollono 10, ira SIM
lano 4, ira Scbmei5 4, og fra 9iter-
rig=ungarn 5. &uslonb,. &uneni'
Ell, Sponien, Mrgentino pg @bile
bapoe ienot bper en-. Iorbanolin,
gerne, JONI fpres poa Cuff, leoeoes al
6orenillgens Gormano, 9treftgl
Meng fra Dresden. &iceformenoenf
ct 0ireftprerne Dppfe fra Sort
numb og 8ilfens, Berlin. 6or
manoen oplpite, at 6oreningen nj
pnfatter 400 &erfer / allie &ul
turlanoe> un0ta9en Mor6amerifa
England og 6ranfrig. Sc &apita
ler, Ser itoar / 6oreningens Seer
fer, anilaaes til 500 Mfillioner Mt
;iStotsraao Darre-Senien pnffeo
9eltagerne &elfommen til Morge
&elfomitbiliener fremfprtes ogiaa a
&riitionia Siceorofprer og 9orgme
lteren. 6or 0isle 9nifer taffeoe 6or
manoen. @poerne lenere boloe
fpr luffeOe 9pre. timber General
f%orlamlingen .pil Ser 6lipe bolot e.
&effe 6ore0rag. gfter Generation
iamlingens @lutning pil ca. $50 q
9eltagerne foretaee en- St,10ierejie
Morge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
II noerpi8ntng 80 a ..
tel. @eb 8orregaor6s 6abrifer

unoerpisning 80 a ..
iteI. 8eo 8%orregaar6s 6abrifer
blep for enoel Mar liben opfprt en-
jtprre @pgning til Spiielofale. S
Ginter er 3. gtage al benne Bpgl1111g
l1oreoet til Soften, bpor Sc 11tge
f%pinoelige Mrbeibere undertakes
Mooltel. Sfolen beltpres al Srpfe1'
&olle, JONI o9laa foreltoar Sarps,
bores S%olfebpiifoleS S%folefpffe'1
'@,.rlet parer / 10 Tiger r1eo 2 Mfte'
,1ers l1noerpisning bper ltge. Z vi
tener benpttes til 6prelGsninger mel
tilfnptteoe 0emonitratiuner, 13 u lte
,1er til proftiife 9pelier. Glcper11'
fomn1er fra 6abrifen ST. g. ifpre'
Jig &pffenfleoer og Sfol.t % goo1
bper me0 Soer og Spit til Arbejoet
&pffenets Sn0re0ning og lloltpr e1
betojtet al 8orregaaros giere, Jon
ogioo betaler ollie Snofipb til Sgt
tenet, me6ens @leperne betaler II
Gre bper pr. Mften for ltnoerpianln
gen, % for oenne &ris faar Sc alt
ioa BET CODE og beba9elige 6elles
maaltio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

g &c terbri t e n. Scope
noget 2anb bor laa 1tore Snteresier
fnpttet til 5eterbruget iom Morge.
slf Sc 10000 &eer, JON finoes
9anoet, ienbes omtrert IA til @ete.
rem, og of 100000 @ieiter fommer
Solooelen poa Giel6et ON CONNIE.
rem. &eeneS Setertioen til 80
Gage, og ser 9aoes us fra, at bber
Melfefo giDer 5 Sitter ON Daaeu
og bper M~elfegje6 0.8 Sitter, ifuI6e
Der omfring paa 2an6ets 10000
SRtre pro6uceres ca. 9 Miuioner
Sitter Melf beer CONNER. Megnes
&alpparten beraf at meoeaa til &us.
boloningsbrug, ffuI6e BET bIipe So
Millioner 9iter @elf. iom CONNIE.
rens 2eb omiettes til @mer % St
for 5alg, % altiaa ifuloe Ser Mor
ON ar0et brin9es i &anoelen spter.
prooutter for benbeo 4 MilIioner
Rrorer.
= 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

StiIpb peo r.
t i 5. @i6it / sunni Maaneb ifuloe
ser boIoes M~i6iommerifilpb poa
@pjfjeloet peo Station Sinie paa
9ergensboner. 40 al 2anoets beoite
Sfilpbere bap0e annlel0t 0eres Gel
tagelle. Sra 8er9ensu0itillingel1
penteoes ct ltort Sal 9eipgenoe til
set %eienoommelige 5filtepne.
Morf 8arf :
5 c t. Sil 2onoon 2loDbS meloes
fra Mormea: Sen uorife 9arf Sit
rift" er itrau0et % bliper ianolpn-
ligpis fulolten0ig Srag. @eietni,l'
gen er reo0et % lanoiat. ~Surilt"
ct bien1mebprenbe / San6efioro
mooler, 697.53 Sons netto oe fpres
al &optein .. Sanien, Sipmp.
Neroeus ltprite2afS 5:
Grape aabue0es forle0en iii:
ser ltore 6eltligbeoer / Moolselpe11
Malangsfosien 9afsetroppe er 42i
Dieter lang mes 43 @%pileploole, al
uonlireret / 6iel0et. Tor Giltrifte
foor Sen itor pfouomif S%etponing
Spenfor 6osien foar 2afsen ct 6 Nj
la1gt &irfefelot> ion1 fan uOlejes ii
2ofsefiifere. Srappens Sp9ning e.
uofprt al &onltrlltter 0lpl19S
Sromsp. &pnliteens 6prrnono e
Meierimeiter Mor0mo.
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- @ooobue County Do Settlers
Msiociation bol6t 5. 20. Sum- iin
aarlige Yicnic. @ppeotolen blep
bol0t al CONNER Albert Sobnion.
Sen neite aarlige Yicnic pil blipe
bolot oeo Hine Sslonb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
A%1innefota.

- @n flor &oncert pil blire gipet
/ @illmar npe Mllbitori11m Sen IA.
Suli af Spillingbpernes no%rlf=oanlte
Sangerforbun6 paa Gejen til Son<
g%erfelten / @iour Sails.
- @oo6bue County 0lo Settlers
Msiociation bol6t 5. 20. Sum- lin
aarlige Hicnic. @opeotolen blep
bol0t al Dommer gilbert Sobnion.
Sen nelte aorlige Yicnic pil blipe
bol0t oeo &ine Sslonb.
- inneiota.
- S en- at Sobn 9orion / 8ogley
onlagt Sniurieiog MOB S. g.. Sal
berg, &eoaftgr al v@lear>poter @rp-
ital"> for $4,000 grltotni1rg tilfien0=
tie Surpen &lageren 1 Gent Gritot-
ming. 9ette brin9er Sogsomfo1tnin=
gerne paa &alberg, JONI tiger, at fan
nil appellere Sagen, oeriom bon life
faur M Sogsbebonoling.
- Sames @incent al Snterna'
tional Sails, f9r al Milma,fee, og
Superior far tilltaoet Jig ifp1oig
at bortfere og ielge Niger JON ~bpi'
Sc 5laper", pg ct 0pn1t til fem @arS
Strafarbeioe / Minneiota Stats'
fangiel. 8incent bortfprte 2illiar
@emmon og 5plpia @rabam fire.
Mppleton, @ts., og bragte 6em ii
international Sails for Gfsport ii
CANADA.
- S%fop6ran0e unfring Spen gl1
bleo ii6ite 6re0og lao truen0e, a,
Spens 8ranopeie 1 og pper to FUN
6re6e Man0 maatte rejle sis for a,
bielpe til me0 @lugninge1. 8per
bar / Sure, og Driften bleb in6ltille,
peo Ytoneer9ruben, laa Mr6eioern'
funoe 6eltage / @lufningen. Negn
bDgerne 6re0ag naaeoe life Gin
bbor BET bar bren6t / Sfopen / fler,
Tiger.
- @tat5iefreter Sulius Scbmobl
regner at Golf / Minneiota ejer Ml,:
tolnobiler til en- Ger6t al $4,000:
600. Ser bliper ell0nu n0taget Mu.
tomobil=2icenies, lfipnt Ben balpe
Seion er forbi. @ioite ltge uolte0-
tes Merfe SEQ. 10000. Set bety6er,
at Minneiotafolf for figbt 5000
11pe @utomobiler iaor; flor bleo
nemlig 1000 Merfer u0ite6t. 0e /
Stoten fipbte Mlltomobiler folter
gienneminitlig li6t ODER $1,000. scr.
Scbn1abl merer, at 1000 Merfer
oil blipe u6lteot iaar. Mltiaa er
benpe0 $12, 000,0 onbragt / Muto.
mobtler / Minnejoto.
= @illmar Horf Msiemblp FOL-
Der lin ferlte Sammenfomit fra 8.
20. til 20. Suli. @uperner q. ..
@berbart oil bol6e Mabnirgstalen pg
in6pie set r1De Mu6itorium. Senator
@1app oil tale Sen 26. Suli og &on.
&ammono sen 81. Sl1li.
6reoag oen %. Suli bliper 6er
ipenife Sag % 6reoag Sen 20. Suli
Sen norife Sag. Golerne paa BEN
ipenffe Dag bliper 2eftor @al6en-
itrem fra @perige o9 @uitaf @n,
oreen, 8reit6ent for @uguitana COL
Iege / @ocf &ocf Sslan6. 9alerne
paa oen norife Dag bliper Erof. s.
Stub fra 2utber Seminar / &am-
lin og Brof. @ilbelm @etterien fra
Mngsburg Seminar / minneapolis.