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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03

,rhs Tribune.
~ \ Y. Oct. Pastor
I'm BROOKLYN tabernacle ad-
! wv and very attentive audi
ps, The Academy of Music
W. tcXt. He said:
"a 5ay In which, more tnah
y. mo statement of our text
" disbelicved-by Jews. Cen
q s-,siions. Tic great Christian
w pp,mI agrees exactly with the
: i,osss iu our text, saying.
~ shedding of blood there is
w m ~ sins" IIebrows in. .2).
~ I'm Jew and the orthodox
= Tibcrefore, arc in substantial
os 10 the foundation of
,5e unorthodoX are in agree
p.nnsi,lon. The latter agree
~ no necessity for sin atone
. ,hc later thought OF all the
a ilic earth. the greatest min
,abbjs. is that there is no such
.ririnal sin: hence could be no
vss neccssitv for csncelinS it.
.n efoneEent o. satisfaction
a. ~ hebaif of II. Two things
,,ibuted 10 these unorthodoH.
. sarnostjc Jew not only disputes
q an authority on the sub
n addition. admits to himself
sbeddin- OF blood. II The sacri-
by the LeNitical code
be admitted TO be
mcessary, II would involve the
,si lie Jewish people have had
Ionement in lny sense OF the
moe than eighteen centuries,
i a,onemeut must be made ac~
|, esrtsin specified conditions or
,ull not be made at all. The
: ak OF the covenant contain
An and covered by the mercy
one OF these disasters. The
d OF Jerusalem. thc city of TIC
Z was another, and. above all,
,5rrad that the sacrifices should
and the presentations Sacriii-
4 10 Cod. only ny a prizes! who
4 his lineage as 9 son of Aaron.
J the destruction OF Jerusalem
The Jewish nation has beeu
'rrd devastated by their foes
Itllcsc. alas, claiming to be
and dishonoring The name OF
q a result. all official records
llpcies of the Jewish people are
Ikted. DESTROYED. Undoubtedly
! numerous descendants from
sing today: but, since they
Dc their descent, they are alb
5bidden to attempt 10 make a.
'ntnt on the atopement day.
r. matter from this standpoint,
Iho1oX Jew feels all the more
% renudistc the necessity for
lion.mcnt. Alas. indeed many
.sm not only to have lost con-
he Mosaic arrangement. hut
cst faith entirely in a personal
} lopc and believe that many
afe sincere and will he blessed
Id back 10 faith shortly and TO
understanding OF the holy
.ard Gods dealings with their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03

Costs no more to be in modern Offices
Mcintyre building. Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03

Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main $500. Independent 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03
what Atonenlent Signifies.

TIE word atonement. or atone men
.,lriios Inc bringing of persons allen-
atsd es!rTnSed an Msn2 sHsk aro ln'p peTpe@ed %
siIi'pdltm3 ,i,n doct,yine OF blood atonenient so
1me nremInently set forth in the Bible: Inc
Shedding q blood is nntvray strSnrs re'Gs ters
aul a 90 Ptbosn who do not understand INC
phiosopby IGrf 90 Of the divine plan Of sAivdo% bload
God SHOULD @ sD haya omsaimes asanTs' the VS very
atomGiieulIi n'la Yui,o " object 10 blood atonensnt
beiIe"e beEt something much more re aISnated aWim,
that am atonement for sin can Of pc years Of
by hundreds nd,naS tortnre. or Some believe even
1Hoss woTse than htbat oy"rasniE foo Of
menL pcnulty for sin VIII De o, rhm,oanlty.
ali except the sanity ie" -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

ban: Sch pao oe 8ioer, boor ieo
oafleoe melt, bar ies olorio g(tbeiii
/ Den 6%oritnno. at ieo npgte6e SUBS
Silperelie."
Oct er, Iom ben l9rOe aitronom
Md0fer FREQ: Gen n1te Roturfor.
ifer fan life oure @uOsiornpgter.
t6i Den, Der bar Jet faa 0pbt, JON
ban, inc / @uos @prfiteO, mnn /
gompg6eo beie fit SooeO ior oen bel.
lige @uos girfen."
Og oct lettroenOe apispublitum
ifuloe merfe iio Ben ~iranife l9rOes
berpnrte Spar til en- 6rit9nfer:
Seq er life l~ettroen0e nof til at
pore @u0sfornp9ter."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
Loo ACRES FARM TIL sALG.

En- ebstra fin 100 Acres Farm til sa1g,
kun ] Mil fra Milaca. MilleLaesC Co, Mimi.
80 Acres ryddet OK Resten at Landet er
let at rydde; der findes en- hel DelGavn-
t8mmer paaLandet ;Jordsmonnet er sort
MUD oyerLerunderlag; Landet ligger flint
og er tillige en- udmgrket Farm, hvorpaa
enhverFod afJorden er brugbar ;Gresgan-
gen er i%ndhegnet med ct tretraadsStaal-
traadshegn. Et ekstra godt Yaaningshus
paa 6Nmrelser, n@sten nyt; en- god STEM
knlder underHuset 1Sx2S; Haseb er byg-
get af bedste SortMaterialer og er god
Stand. En- godStaldbygning ,bygget for 3
Aar siden af bedste Materiale; godBrend
med godt Wand SAINT en- Beck som leber
igennem Farmer OF holder Wand blade
Winter og Sommer. Farmer ligger we'd en-
god Vel, RED" .og i ct skandinayisk
NabOlag. Hvis DE kommer nd at Sc paa
Farmer vii De finde den SON her omtaIt.
Prisen er blot $500 paa gunstige Beta
~lingsvilkaar. Husk paa at vi betaler ale
Hoteludgifter fof wore Kunder under de-
res Uphold hos os for NJ Sc paa Farmer,
hvad enten de kgber Land eller like. For
narmere Oplysning tilskriv
THE ANDERSON LAND co,
Milaca, Minnesota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

bpor biot Hegerin8en eier Mi0Ier til
at freeze 0preisning. vi bar Ell vi.
ienoing peo 8npeitolen (Ssrl SerD.
9toar en- 1pifer eaers frpnfe5 al
en- fremmeo Hegering, bill ri mart
bsre, ut Den tpite Offending bar ba~
retaoe peofommenoe Epifers Snter.
este. ser oreier oct iie imi0lertio it.
fe ON Sfplosor0 moo gnfeltmano,
men moo 6lertallet at bele BET prens.
fife 6olf. 0erimo0 forlDoer
intet ON, at ben preus.
life Senoemano bar foreta9et iig
noget. Spis ban life gsr De ne0oen'
oige Sfri0t, bar ban inaen Het til
at efiitere. (0ie9et iterf 8ililnt-
ning). Mon oil manife iige: 9oa6
fan @eianoten itorette? San bill life
engan9 opnaa, at man be0er ON
llnoIfDloning. Men naar 9aoen oil
be6onoles JON en- %uer0slio 6prite,
maa ban oaioa benptte De brugeliee
Omgonasformer. (9tlminoeIig Eli.
ilitning). Sra prelsiiif Si6e bar set
life ifortet paa genIigbeo ober for
gopeboffet. Oct bIiber 10 mere oe
mere utnaleliot, at pi ifaI toate en-
Offending oeo ct Sol ser betrogter
set iom i'm 9ooe 9et at ifpIoe no
pao afien0ingens 2onosmnn0. Giro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

oet ringe Gage boa0e ! timeIig Og
aanoelig Senieenoe.
@i, JON bar oPret meO ca. 30
aar / SUBS Riges 4rbeioe ber /
9auoet fan fun ie meO p0mpo, til
beOenoe uuOren pao SUBS baOODbe
0aaoe % frelienoe og iamIen0e og
%6eDorenoe og Oeiii9reIiesrige aer.
ligbe0.
Zen fongelige Dangers Sro fan
6e6it uotrpffe oe @runOfglelier, Der
rgrer fig / 9pbet Of pore Sierter,
nemIig 6isie Orb: Store Eine bar
6erren oiort MOB os; Oerfor ere Oi
glaoe" (Sal. 1876, 81.
Ogian blan0t os fan ben file,
ifSnne 2ignelie ON Seunepsfornet
finoe en- tro anDenoelie. Oct lille
5rg er bleoet til ct tort Ira.
Sra fao troenoe Menneifer er
Der bleoen en- beI Sfare no oper
bort tore 9ono. @nnife enfeIte DE.
nigbeoer er bIeoen til en- BEL Sgiter.
faOe Tea. 175). 6rn nogle foa Bro.
tier er Der M blepen en- grooerIfars
al 1f5. 5 fin Eio tin nOeIe iaa
airfer nu ct AntnI Of f4S. Gor %
aar iioen fac oct fottist no meO
boao ni M faloer Samfnnosoirf.
iombeoer; men M bar oct lille
SamfunOsfrs uofoIOet ia til Ell
tort TrR. eaer uoniflet Iig til en-
aooe at SomfunosopenOer, Diotior.
grenet boooe biemme % u0e.
Cor en- % aor iioen par Oct fun
imaa Dire. Der fun0e Eneges pln
airfens o. Risiionens aItere. gu
Ineaes Der anrlis til Dor airfeine
oo RisiiOnsorbeiOe minoit stf5,.
10000. oft | FripiIIise @oper oa
bore airfeeienbomme o. Sfoler oil
! gproi lsbe op Ill min0ii en- boIu
Rinion Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

0elier og 1ranailer 10 Bet meo
S~eiarsfrpo: 8i iaa bans Serlig1e0.
Set iamme gentog zig j ben milo.
oelaIOerlige airfes auitran8enoe
Wisiionsarbeioe bag Deo aae
@isiionerernes MsiiommeligbeOer.
ON ri ga eIlers bar Gre at bere meO
- LOO BET nn0erifsnt: 81 iaa bans
SerligbeO.
90 6oao er oct bel anoet, Der to.
ner os imgoe ira Reiormatnons.air.
fens aanrpe moo GdoeOemmets
9ggne og Magt. emo bette Seiers.
raab. 8, ri ier bans SerIigbeO.
0g nu oso iom IeOer poa ct Ibis
punft, ON bDilfet Ri pei uOen OOer.
oriDelie FAN fiee: Oct er ! a1er.
egentligite 5oritanO en- Oeroensom.
fattenoe WisiionsperioOe, en- Sios'
al0er. Ga = 4orSeoangeliet
6pres no til Soroens p0erite egne.
8, genner, fan 81 anoet END no.
brDoe - meo ben HprnRrenoe Ser.
oensmisiion for Die: gi Ter = gen.
mem bette geroens iterite timber.
pprf, bans Serligbeo, en- Serligbeo
JON Den genbonrnes nf 5aoerens,
fulo nf Raaos og SanObeO.
4Rre genner, ri nprmer os
DpfDIOelien al bette profetiife Orb:
nSoroen ifat fpIOes meO grtenoelie
al 5errsns SerlisbeO, iom DanOene,
Ser better SaDet" (Sob. 2, 40
Men life oIene I 5orboIO til
Cubs @erning no oDer 5orOen
itrooIer ben eDiee &erIisbeOsIoI -
Seius ariftus meO oens OeiIiee
Strnaler; men, Iopei bore 9errenl
ben itrnnIer o. lDier ogina bIanoi
os Gmife | amerifa.
Cor en- % a 30 aar iioen par
bet TRANCE 7ioer bIanOt %, ba par
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
.gi ian bans SerIigbeO4
(5o6. 1, 40

apre Meni9beOerI gi iaa bans
Serligbeo. elsie fo%runOerIige OrO
er ct ll0btuo Of en- uuoiigelig Sic.
be og Jrgo, Der haOoe fDlOt 5errens
beaige apoitelifare.
Set oar SerlisbeOens afglons o9
CUBS gpiens nOtrpfte giaeoe, Der
boO0e fremfolot bette eu0Oomme.
lige Soaps / oeres 5ierter.
% Sierterne ItrsmmeOe OOer, liz
SpOlonoets Strsmme. til oeres Ne.
tiers Yris os sore.
a-iitus bnuOe reiit fin Erone /
oeres Sierter, og bans @noooms.
CLANS og bans Sspters Serligbeo
eennsmiirgmmeoe oeres bele eiD.
aIt Dos 5eius Oonneoe iie for
Seres un0renoe gIitfs Iom Get eneite
fort &erIigbeosiDn.
aarbunoreoer er M Iagt bag Deo
os. Iioen bint isrite nnOrenOe 10.
brio uOaif uf ApoiteIitnrens til.
be0enOe 2Qber; men 2ouprisninguo.
brubet bsrte life op meO apoitIenes
gortecne fra gerOen. Nei langtfral
Reo igennem be briiien0e % ifif.
tenoe 2ioer bar oct meo maImitQrf
aIana Ipot poo M: vi ioa bans
GerIiabeo.
Bag glOObeItenes aompe 90 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
Moo Trit9nferiet.
3amrfurifcrnc Os @nOsfornGatelien.


Den befenote tpIfe Naturoioen.
ifabsmono, Or. 0ennprt, bar UNDER.
iegt 800 al @eroensbiitoriens met
beremte 0n~turioritere, for at ie,
boao oe mente ON Sroen paa en- ifa-
6enoe @u6.
Get oiite fla. at 80 life 6o00e ITO.
tolt fig tpOeIio. 10 6aoOe erflpret
fig for ligegpl0ige, 2l2 6ab6e fart
og beitemt erfIeret, at be troeOe pno
en- itabenOe SUB. % 3 baboe erflq.
ret fig for @uosiornaetere.
Roar 6ritqnferblaoe raaber op
MOB ariitenoommen / gi0enifa6ens
Roon, ioa lao os benpiie til, at fun
5 al De 300 oar @u6sfornpstere.
90 laO os ierge for, at Gags.
presien itaOis minOer oct bilOIeote
9ublifum ON bette 5nftum.
Garmin o. @nSsfOrnGgtclien.
5 40 Qnr bar 5rit9nferpresien
f~ortalt ct ufpnoigt gubIifum, al
0arpiu bn0Oe oiort oct af meO al
aeIigion 90 be0iit ben materiaIiitiite
@u6sfornagteIies Sonobe0.
Oct oil ga miiffert forbade oct let.
troenoe o. upioenoe 9nblifum iom
bpgger al fin reliaieie OpfatteIIe
paa lbs aUisilao6er. at bsre at
Gnrmin ielo aloeIes life oar Subs.
fornegter.
= fit ferite SopeooQrf ON .ar.
ternes GprinoelIe~ frembPDer ban
uotrutfelio, at 2iDet nmulig fan or-
re fremitnast DeO .SeIuouIing" eaer
oe0 SiliGIoiebeoer. De fsrte Gins.
ipirers 5remtOmit fan fun IfpIoes
Cubs Sfnberepne.
.Spcresmnalei, ON Der efsiiterer
en- Sfober oa Stprer Of gerOensoI-
tet er bIepet beinenbe beiDoret at be
itsrite annoer. Der no1enIinOe bar
leDei." 'friDer 7nripin.
"a oa ban par bIsOen enHmeI o.
Ioo ub oper fit Gin o. fiji BRrf. ifreu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01


Me0 Sen beniae Snneer fon pi
meO 9ette nobrp0e: nOette er ifet
al Serren og er unoerliet for pore
Cine.
Gen foreneoe 0onife 60. -lutb.
Strife / Amerifa~ me0 belle bette %
q 80 aors fo~rbere0enOe % srun6.
Ieggenoe Nrbeioe itaar / Dag mere
roofpitet oe erunofnitet emo paa
noget 9i0spllntt ti6Iieere og meo
beore babe more og pore getiugel.
ier for at funne lsie De mango Der.
lige 0paober. Serren bar lagt beH
til Sen, oct oere fig Menia6eOsop.
oa0er eler Samfunosopgaper
Men bIon0t ale bore Samfunos.
opgaoer CT ben friitelise SfOleser.
ming | Mlminoelisbeb % Dor HrG.
itcIfUle / SGrOelcs6eo ben nllerOig.
tigitc; tbi oerfro h1a Ri pore 9rn.
tier. Misiion9rer % 9prere, eler
Der erboI6er De sen l~loSomelie, Der
fan gpre Oem ififfeoe til at goa no
/ 9i0eis SirfeIi9be0 for at spe en-
@erning til @uos ggre.
Oct er oe moo 0erfor p9re en-
2iosag for Sen foreneoe Oanife
Girfe, at i9tte Oenne SfoIe | ino0on
eff, babe meo Senipn til 9ere.
frefter. Mi0Ier % 9pgnin0er, at
ale rinmeIige Nhtti6sfrao Fan ms.
0es. og Erinitatis Seminorilm iaa.
ie0es ieIu fan blipe en- - 9iosmagt
babe pna ailn6ifabens o9 Annos.
fDl6ens 0mroaoe.
Subilpumsgooen tilii9ter netop
6ette MnaI.
Gn Jelofri SfoIe = boilfen Bel
iioneIiel osfte Ri M !; Slot, ina ifnI
Bette MooI oisieIig naas.
0enne 9fppel til ale Oanife III.
tberife ariitne - iaa langt JON ben
foreneoe 6anife Girfe refer - er
Inlet Siggeri, toertimo6, 6et er en-
9egunitigeIie al Serren, ON hi bar
Sierte til at bpre meO / grooer. og
Seiterrpffen.
g1ationolt Jet er oct en- 9gresing;
tbi set betpoer at oprne ON ct be-
TENT = arneiteo for 9eOarelien al
0anTf6e6en og 0nnif q~nnoslip.
ariiteIig Jet betpoer 6et, Of Ri JON
0anife ariitne bill reiie en0%1inOeiten,
ser ifaI oi6ne for bore 9srn ON, at
0eres 6p0re eieoe en- DproifuI6 =
olfeIig % friiteIig aro,
iom 6e oor bereooiaige til of brin9e
tore Dire for. at Oenne 6porene-
arp fLn6e bli5e 6eDaret til pore
Ssnner o8 0stre.
6erre. ln0 bette ife.
0feo aerIiabeOens SiIieu,
g0ers benaiOne
g. g. Gbriitinnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
senOebreu til Menigbeberne
Dfl
SnbilRnmsgaDen

/ anIeoning al. at ~ErinitutisS emi.
norium" fan feire bets 25aarige
girfIom6eO, JON Sen fbrite Oanife
graIteifole I amerifa n9ite aar,
1911.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-11
FAMOUS PREACHER CASE
Will Come Before Governor
Thursday in Requisi-
tion Hearing

There will be hearing In the gov
crnor's office Thursday I'M the la.
nous preacher case" from Oklahoma
City. Isaac Choate, q minister. Is IN
jail there on Il charge OF swearing
falsely as to the age of a girl he
married In Fort WORTH Texas The
father of the girl brought the lndict.
ment. claiming that the girl was
only fifteen at the time of marriage
and not eighteen, as set out by
Choate. The preacher has been in
jail for several weeks and the girl
remains In waiting for him. He Is
said to be iovial and confident am.
asserts that the marriage Is not one
wherein man can put asunder wlEh
Indictment or anything else. The
hearing will be on requsition from
the governor of Texas.
Another Texas hearing 10 set fnr
Thursday. One VIM Howard IN jail
in Oklahoma City. is wanted in Tex
as for violation OF liquor laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-11
novEL COURSE Foa soaooLs
Railways to introduce New Feature
of How 70 Board Cars.
0Baltimore Newsl


The fine art Of getting on a nd off
4 trolley car in true Chesteriield-
ion manner aud with none Of the awk-
>wardness of the rustic who is going
through the process fo- the first time
ia his life Il TO be installed system,
atically into the understanding of me
boys and slfls of Baltimore. Super
ntendent Van Sickle of the public
schools having given permission 10
the United Railways TO introduce in
10 the curriculum a course of instruc-
ten aloong this line.
A four page folder of heavy card
5oard entitled "a Few Words of Cau-
i.on Is being distributed and there
are Illustrations in IL of the proper
way to board ami alight from a car.
When the little girls grow up 70
be portly matrons and when they
are biudenod with market baskets
aev will not dream of filling up th0
hhck platform aud backing down fhe
;teps toward the street No, thcy will
face forward and take nod OF the
crab handle with the left hand and
ut right foot down first
The United Railway officials SAY
hat the innovation in the schools
will impress the children with The
acat necessity for caution at al
mos while riding on the cars, ant
they learn tAelr lessons they
nay vct be higher classes The ques
ton of issueng diplomas for tfi'
| curse Is not being considered by th'
ailway people. bnt stranger things
than thins have happened
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-11
WILL Be SOCIAL EVENT
Concert Thursday Night BY
Langston College Band
and Orchestra

The appearance OF the Langston
university band and orchestra at the
Brooks theatre Thursday night will
be a unique and notable event. Sew
oral theatre parties Of whites are be-
ing organized for the event. The
band will be heard by the people OF
Guthrie under the most favorable con
ditions.
Coming home from long tour In
the interests OF the school. the band
and orchestra brought evidences OF
success aud appreciation. The tour
was made under the personal direc
tion OF President Page. who used the
many occasions on which the organi.
zations appeared 10 explain the prac
tical workings and aspirations of the
school and TO boost Oklahoma. The
plan on which the school Is being
conducted Is that of practical instruc.
ton. The success with the musicians
Of the student body Is glowing H.
lusiration OF the possibilities. The
work of the band and orchestra Is
highly commended everywhere.
lHc OIBdhlIdtioilS are eoupostu VI
Young colored men and women Of Ok
laboma, all students or teachers IN
the state school
Interest In the school is general
The concert Thursday night Is to be
given al the request OF represents
!, tive people OF Guthrie and The ~
tendance viii be representatives OF
the business and social life Of the
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-11
VANDERV00RT IS HELD
Young Kansas Farmer Charged
With Shooting and
Killing Wife
(By Associated Press)

Wellington, Kas. April 12.-June
Vandervoort, charged with shooting
and killing his wife. Cora Goodell
Nanderyoort, on the night of April
5. in their farm home near here, was
held under $4,000 bond for trial OF
the May term of the district court
The bond was furnished by the young
mans father and ]. c. Brown, a
neighbor, and the prisoner released
u never had any trouble with my
wife. had no reason for doing her
HARM was the statement of Van
dervoort today, when charged with
the crime. Vandervoolt claims he be
lieved her to be burglar and shot
four times before discovering his mis-
take.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-11
STUDENTS i've IN TENTS
Texas Has Largest open-Air Colony Of
Collegians In America.
CIV. d Hornaday in the San Antonio
EXpress.l

CIV. ID. Hornaday in the San Antonio
Express)
Austin, Textile largest open air
colony of students in the United
States IS situated at the Texas state
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
near Bryan. More than two hundred
students of that institution live In
tents. This tented town Is located
upon the campus of the college
1t was not for the purpose Of testing
the benefits that might possibly be
derived by students from making their
home in tents that this outdoor plan
of living was adopted. Necessity
caused the establishment of the col
ony. The legislature failed to make
adequate appropriation for additional
dormitory facilities and the only way
the students could he Accommodated
was by placing them In tents. fne
Institution Is situated several miles
from Bryan and private boafdiag
houses are not available for tho oyer
flow of students.
The tents are Of waterproof mater
ial. They are provided VIE llQoritS
ana wall part the way np, Eact
tent has two beds, m electric light
stove table and two chairs Two
boys are assigned to each tent Tho
sanitary equipment and Arrangement
Of the tented colony are thc very bes
that could be provided The interior
of the tents and the grounds ana tFt
streets between are kept IN clean an,
attractive condition.
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ALL ALIVE 2P. N. N0V.4 A.
Gruesome Message Found With
81 Bodies in Cherry
Mine

Cherry, H., April l2-"All alive,
2 p. M. November 14' This. the lat
est message from the fatal 81. Paul
mine, was brought to light with the
recovery Of 81 more miners bodies
which had been entombed since the
disaster OF last November 13.
The bodies were taken from the
lower level, 800 feet below ground
The men had retreated to space oi
% feet square, and had constructed
a rude fan of boards to keep the all
circulating. On the fan In big letters
were chalked the words quoted. indi
eating the men had lived at least un
I'll the day after the fire. evidentl,
the men had taken tarns at the cranl
OF the fan. for one OF the bodies had
fallen over the handle as II he has
died while struggling TO maintain al
air current. 4 s115 9t1
That the miners were In the habi
Of keeping their savings on their per
sons was shown bv the amount o
money found on the bodies. One min
er had in bis belt sl,400. In the bel
Of another miner was found $3.50 ant
another had s172.
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is
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICES.
First Published in Daily Leader 4-a-lN.l
NOTICE TO PUBLIC SERVICE
CORPPoRATloNS


The following resolution was adpoted
by the state Board Of Equalization April
6. 1910
BE IT RESOLVED BY the state Board
of Equalization in session this 9Th day
OF April 1910 that the Secretary OF this
Beard be and he is hereby authorized to
give notice. by publication in newspapers
Of general circulation throughout the
state to all public service corporations
owning taxable property within This
State that it is the desire Of this Board
that ii be furnished with amy intorma
ton. in addition TO that required by law
To be furnished by them to this Eoard.
which thcy may have affecting the mop
er assessment OF their property. on es-
tablishlng what would be relative cqu3l
ization Of their property with ine value
Of Other taxable property IN this state
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED: that
on April lS 1910, this board will meet
in the City Of Guthrie 70 consider such
information as is submitted under this
resolution ana any ether information
which any public service corporation o.
1 any person Interested may care to sub
nit Done al the city of Guthrie hi
9Th day Of April 1910.
Nj. T.. TRAPP state Auditor and See
rotary State Board Of Equali2ation
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HALLEY's COMET NEXT FRIDAY
tBy Associated Press.)

Washington, April II Friday. April
l5 at 4;30 o'clock IN the morning
viii be the earliest time at which II
will be worth while trying to see
Iialleys comet, it was said today at
Georgetown university observatory
During April and the early part Of
May the comet will be visible in the
east before sunrise, a few degrees
north of east BY May II ii VIII be
too nearly in line with the sun to b.
seen In the morning. hut from then
on will appear In the west in thC
evening, as soon as 1t gets dark
enough. On May 20 II will set two
hours after the sun, with the lnterya
glowng longer each night.