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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13
LOCAL JOTTINGS

E. Bowen Milburn, OF BarkSdale,
who had a fair crop OF peaches last
year. has good one this year, which
he will begin gather ng next week.
John Groves, colored, OF Warwick,
was shot in the leg during a crap game
on Sunday and was sent to Winning
ton hospital.
H. r Tyson. OF Newark. won the
p "a trot, for $500 at Pocomoke City
Fair races on Wednesday with Sir
Thomas Upton in 2.22 IA 2.2I IA;
and 225. and the 2IS pace for 5000 with
Zimmerman, in 2,I7 I-2; 2,2o IA, and
2.2O.
Star Council, No. 7, O. u a. NJ,
oi Principle. Nd, will hold a festival
on the ground back OF Jackson Sta
ton, on August 70 and 20, for benefit
Of the Council. a band OF music will
be in attendance. Come and have a
good time BY order OF Committee.
Cherry Hill NJ. Z. Sunday School
will hold their annual picnic in McFad-
denis woods. Wednesday, August u.
Thursday was Ben p Wilson's and
Towards Green's birthday, and they
took trip in the evening. with a
number OF friends, to Germania Park,
on the lngeborg.
E. II. Beck, OF Midd'etown, has
sold Mrs. Henrietta Adams six acre
property at Warwick, To Charles H..
McClay, OF Odessa, ior $500, and
George w. Dasher's 100 acre farm,
near Porter's Del, to Matthew Fair,
for $4,000
Under the sanction OF Court de-
cision rendered on Saturday the Penn
sylvania Railroad has raised fares from
points in that State on the Central and
p, B. & w. r. r. from to Ia
cents per mile.
Harry H. Grason, employed by H.
]. McCrery. OF Fremont, near Rising
Sun, is reported to nave taken some
clothing and 5000 from the premises
and lett for parts unknown, while the
family were absent
The manager OF the Ocean City,
n. J., team wants Hall, Rising Suns
centre fielder, for the rest OF the sea-
son.
George NJ. Evans, agent. has sold
The residence OF Postal Inspector Viii
liam B. Smith, now OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, located on East Main street,
E,kton, to Charles F. Warhurton, on
private terms.
-Adolph Fret, decorative artist OF
Philadelphia. has received the CON
tract for work on the interior OF James
NJ. F. Church, Rising Sun,
Blair Hopkins, OF Perryville
caught his foot in a wire and falling,
broke his arm, one day this week.
Miss Wlletts White was burned
on her hands and arms and Mrs. Terry
Krauss' clothing caught OH fire while
putting out the flames, caused by
gasoline leaking from a stove, while
they were preparing dinner for people
attending Mrs. Caroline Snvder's fun
eral, at Harrisville, on Wednesday,
The past july was the dryest
known TO the Weather Bureau This
weeks rains were a god send to crops
and farmers.
arrangement will be made next
Sunday evening at 7.3o for the holding
OF Jones Chapel picnic. All interest
ed are invited to be present
Taylor w. Mckinney, OF Elkton
divcd after sinking female bather al
Beterton, on Thursday and brought
her ashore. where she was revived witt
difficulty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13

public servant it seemeth folly. Mr..
Grdwood knew perfectly well that a
word or a veto from the Governor on
the Legislatures riotous extravaganza
would be worth more than hundred
commissions. But the same pen which
signs the warrant for the footing of
the treasury" invites Mr. Girdwood to
become member OF Picksniffian
commission on legislative expenses"
And Mr.. Girdwood, not being OF the
Pecksnifiian breed, very promptly and
very properly declines.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Gladys Banks is visiting friends
in Wilmington
Mrs. James Allen is visiting her
daughter in Elkton
Mrs. Nellie Reed is spending a week
in Philadelphia
Miss Althca Price of Washington,
D. c, is visiting her grandfather, Capt.
G. c. Lovclcss.
A social and contest will be held at
the home OF Miss Kay Price, WeGnes-
day evening, August Y. by the ladies
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13

turning On the right boat.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Beck and
daughter 81 Washington. p. G., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w =. Perry.
Mrs S. E Barwick, Of Morrisville,
is visiting relatives here.
Leroy Foard is visiting relatives in
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce and Vim
ton Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Card
ner and daughter, Of Carlisle. Pa are
spending two weeks camping" near
Betterton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1910.

IN his speech at the Farmers Con
gress in La Plata, Governor Crothers
earnestly exclaimed to his audience,
DON'T GO AFTER OFFICES"
What DO you think OF that? If any
body in the audience felt constrained
to cry out Physician, heal thy sell"
he must be forgiven by those of us who
can recall little Crothers has ever done
in all his life except go after Offices
But, doubtless. he meant the advice
for the other fellow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13
Marriage Licenses

Wilson Gatcheil and Edith Liyncs
both al Havre de Grace.
Richard Hail Byrne, OF Wilmington
and Mrs. Ada Z. Sherman. Of Perry
vile.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13
.COLORED.

Perry Henry Harrison Mason ard
Martha. Eewall. both OF Earlcvile.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
Barmberger Lime Is a
Monument to Builder

THE middle Of this month will wit
l. ness the inauguration, Of an I'M
portant development in ITtah's ma
tHrial growth-the opening for service
Of first-class electric suburban rail-
way connecting the two chief cities Of
the -state-Sa;t Lake and Ogden. On
May 16 the Salt Lake & Ogden rail-
way, commonly known as the Ba31ber-
ger road. now operated as a steam
line, VIII be opened as an electric sub
urban route, with an equipment OF
track and cars not exceIled by any
electric road IN any part of the coun-
try. The cars are capable OF being
speeded to seventy-five miles per hour
To Simon Bamberger, the president
and general manager of the Salt Lake
q Ogden. belongs the distinction of
being the builder Of the first real sub
urban electric road in the intermoun-
tain west-a distinction specially de-
served in view Of the obstacles he has
mad TO overcome. Now, by reason Of
MS energy and perseverance, Salt Lake
and Ogden, and, the rich and rapidly
nlIng-up country between, are to
have rapid, convenient and com
PORTABLE street car service that viii
make the thirty-five miles stretching
along the east shore of the Great Salt
lSke and the prosperous towns there
on appear almost as one city, so far
as intercommunication OF travel is
concerned.
Nearly a score OF years ago, in 1891.
when prospects of financial success fer
The undertaking were far from as
bright as those Of more recent years.
MT. Bamberger conceived the idea of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

Junction city in the title OF the rail-
way. There was a rest of a few years
to enable Mr.. Bamberger TO secure ad'
ditional funds, then the road was
pushed again, the line going through
the most pleasant and picturesque por-
ton of Davis county. and over into the
Weber river basin and Ogden City,
distance Of thirty-five miles from sail
Lake.
All this time the road has been OPP
Grated by steam, the little dummy
engines and '.dinky'' cars giving way
to locomotives and passenger coaches.
Next came the difficulty of a steam
railway getting direct access to the
business portions Of Salt Lake and Og-
den; and to overcome this, Mr.. BAN
berger turned his attention to cleo
tricity as motive power, and to the
best-equipped of electric cars for car
rying passengers. His electric power
plant and distributing stations, and the
transmission line from Salt Lake City
to. Ogden, are now completed There
remains but the change from steam
power to electric power for the pas
senger cars, and this is to be done in
two weeks time.
The accomplishment of Mr.. Bamber-
ger in building this line is truly re-
markable, as his pluck and persever-
ana MS Id1tn III OI6u , grow III
and development are commendable.
Starting with q comparatively small
capital, his funds exhausted again ana
again. the struggle being such that
many times il was only through the
greatest efforts that the head of the
enterprise was kept above water" "
Mr. Bamberger has raised and ex-
pended more than two millions of dol
lars IN building, developing and equip
ping the line. It deservedly bears his
name-'the Bamberger road"-as an
achievement that is an honor to any
citizen.
The people Of Salt Lake and Ogden,
and of Davis county, are pleased with
the installation Of the new electric SUBJ
urban line; but if there is any man
who has just reason to be proud Of
what has been accomplished, 1t is
Simon Bamberger, who for forty years
has been a leading and progressive
citizen of Utah. And none will be
more gratif1ed than he to see q sys-
tenn of suburban electric railways, in
which work he is a pioneer, reaching
out from Salt Lake and Ogden, and
other places, for the upbuilding Of city
and country through the means Of af-
forded them in close and rapid lines
of passenger communication.
In passing comment upon Simon
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

a short and rapid connection between
Salt Lake and the Great Salt lake, with
bathing resort and Sanitarium at the
Hot Springs, and a bathing resort on
| the shore of the lake. With this IN
view, he organized the Great salt
Lake & Hot Springs Railway company
(himself the chief stockholder), OBJ
tanned a franchise therefor in this
city, and built his line from South
Temple street to the Hot Springs. His
available funds would not permit him
to go farther at that time, and the
popular idea of failure became so at
tached to the enterprise that 1t was
commonly referred to as hot stuff
from the H S. on the little cars, in
dicating Hot Springs. Then came the
building of Saltair. in 1892, and the
financial depression of 1898
But Mr.. Bamberger demonstrated
that he was not a gutter" The erec-
ton OF Saltair required. him to change
his plan in part, for there were then
on the lake sufficient resorts for the
time; but he was determined on hav-
ing q railway and pleasure resort. The
Hot Springs was operated, but 1t was
not sufficient. Mr.. Bamberger raised
the money and pushed on to Bountiful,
seven miles farther north He estab-
liShed Eden park, a pleasant summer
garden, and the dummy" line carried
many delighted passengers. There
was, however, no water for boating or
bathing facilities-a fact which caused
Mr.. Bamberger to look still farther
north for desirable location This he
found at Pennington
Just north of Pennington, in the
fields near the base of the mountain,
lay q large reservoir, used for storing
irrigation water. This and land ad-
joining were purchased by Mr.. Bam-
berger under a contract preserving the
rights Of the irrigators; the reservoir
was enlarged to the dimensions Of a
respectable lake. the name Of the rail-
road was changed to its present title,
the loveliest flower gardens, lawns.
etc, in the state were installed, and
the beautiful Lagoon came into exist
ence, becoming at once a decidedly at
tractive and popular summer resort
There had been plan to pump salt
water from the lake for bathing pur-
poses, but this feature has not ma
terialized, and the bathing there is
confined to fresh water, secured from
flowing artesian wells.
With the selection and success of
Lagoon, there came into view Ogden
less than twenty miles distant, as q
means of added patronage to the new
resort, which is sixteen miles from
Salt Lake; hence the name of the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
Sample Helps
FrdiI Women

So many women are dragging out
weary lives just because their diges-
tive organs are weak. The result is
poor circulation, nervousness and the
verge of invzlidism. It is oftea very
unnecessary and the woman's own
fault.
70 The first thing 10 do is 70 look 70 the
welfare OF your bowels There the trou-
bio usually lies. All physicians know that
ually constipated. and from this results in
digestion, piles, WEAKNESS, etc, that
women constantly complain Of But there
things of that kind until you hsye started
.rour bowels to moving. You will find
that when the bowels move regularly once
or twice a day ali your petty Ills will
tonic like Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin
for awhile and YOU VIII find yourself
rapidly getting better and stronger, your
bowels VIII regulate themselves and work
and dizziness VIII disappear. Don't take
strong cathartic pills or salts, but Just
such mild and pleasant-tastins remedy
rs DR. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin-
You can obtain bottle Of your drug
gist for fifty cents or one dollar, and
either size may be enough to permanently
regularly in the house and will no longer
be without II, as It cured them and can
be used with safety by every member of
Tho family. down to the youngest child.
but II you have never used It take the
advice Of Mrs: Earl S. Cox. 400 Twenty
fifth street, Moline, IL, and Mrs. Ellen
DUNCAN. Muncie, Ind. and send to Dr.
Caldwell for free trial bottle. a. they
sid, and learn for yourself what II viii
TO IN your own case. That II WILL cure
you. as II did them. there Is TO doubt
Dr. Caldwell personally will be pleased
10 give you any medical sdvice you NAV
,esire for yourself or family pertaining
20 the stomach, liver or bowels, absolute
" free Of charge. Explain your case In
: letter and he viii reply to you IN detail.
For the free sample simply send your
name and address on g postal card or
otherwise. For either request the doctors
ADDRESS Is DR.. ". 3. Caldwell R. 5l8
Caldwell building, Monticello, Ill.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

Bamberger. who. almost unaided, has
completed the Salt Lake & Ogden cleo
trio line project, 1t may be said that
the unfaltering Determination he has
shown in pressing that enterprise is a
shining example 70 Utah men of the
winning Of hopeful, earnest work. per-
sisteDtly and intelligently adhered to.
He set himself a brave task, and stayed
with 1t to the finish.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

TWENTY MINUTES FOR LUNCH.
Waiter-Dessert, str7
Passenger-Ice cream and clear cof-
fee.
Waiter shouting through to the
kitchen)-Draw one IN the tunnel and
dash for the pole.-St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
Read Herald-Repubncan Want Ads.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
Caesday Special at Couvre

During the day and evening the best from all the theatres
Lake will be given the LOUVRE for the benefit of
the Actors Fund.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
Che Louvre
menu for CcdaV's Sunday Dinner


c0nsoHIns Juienne Chicken
sandd saretog
sn
les veal dressing
-, So. Potatoes
Apple strawberry shortca vsnnla Ice
Roquefort Cheese
Rsafs Water crack e, Assorted sdI Nuts aud RaisinA
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The American Girl Guarantee

Girl Shoes guarantee that they
nfaced Of quality eaheys stitched Nth best quality SILK Of
leashe, made by uokmen skilled the highest
degree in the dr At sbocmdkng.
1.-THE upper breaks through before the first sole through W
replace NTH pair.
TIE WOLF BROS CO., Makers the American Girl Shoes
Fde isspe Girl Shoe before purchasing elsewhere
ssals ses-da ppontrent payment Of dollar
Than would k0ss bssn american Girl Shoe Of
ea.aJ tiot Of and aA-roand scyY1abty.
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6ies iom 6uIoerapere'

Sampifibet "Gorpin~, Tom ben
2Soe @ai afgif fra Seattle til geome,
alaifa, meSbragte 100 itore bpioe
@i9s, Tom al oeres eier, George
@onroe, ifal ~urroenSes peo @nlograo.
ninaer. Se fol iGttes | arbeioe paa
bans StrunbifiRrp life langt ira
Nome.
Oct biz bIi @i9sienes BIigt at
pIuffe 90 @ulofcrnene | SGnoen pad
Strmobreboen. Senne Sremsmgs.
maaSe err meeet alminoelig | China,
bpor Den bar pitt rig meset praftiif.
Samtiois meo 6sben, iom De I'M
Ser | @mbfonten, iliiger be oeiaa |
ia en- tel Gel Smio, % bodb 9rilo,
ser finoes | bernie, bIir iiooenbe isien
/ aranieh. Raar 8ipsiene biir
uieopanlis tirnse, br9bes De, oa Gull
BET taees no af Dem - buis Der I'm.
oes noaet.
@onroc flyer meo RooieoeIt, at
"Ipttes oct, iaa er BET eoot. lpffes bet
life, iaa err bet life fuIbt ioa gobt,
men beler life pprit~; for ban fan
ieIee De Iagtebe @ies / Rome for
80 Sent 8unoet og itaar fig iaoleoes
paa Experimental UNDER enbper Cm-
it9nSiebeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
SocidIiltfonpention (.

Oct iocialtftoemofrntiTfe Porti
Bisconiin opitiae6e paa Tin Stdts'
tonoention / WiIlpGiifee oer 296s
Dtai @. q. Sdeobs fra Rnctre ION
lin auuSioat for @lIpsrusr peo Del
fomnen6e Statspdlg.
emil SeioeI. RiIapufees ioonIi'
Itiite gorgernieiter, bGoreoes meS
Domination for II. 2. Senator.
Heiten al Rominationerue, Der pil
bIi berpiit til Ell ReierenNum.aHtem
nina af gdrtict, er ~isIgeuoe:
Sor 8iceBuperrsr. Senrp Bruins,
Raritopoc; @iaiam anuffmnr. Sc
noiba; 6. 9. 8bituaa. WtiIlpuIfce
Gor Statsfdsierer. G. 8. Stum.
ION, guperior; Sdcob RummcI, gtiI'
waufee; 5. G. Sarris, Sturgeor
Ban.
6or attornep General, Oscar Ra'
oemaher, Raoiiou; @. z. Sborpe,
SfbfoTb; q. 6. @almslep, aiblorS;
aooIpb Sitebidmam, RiImuifee.
Observation-Disclosures. s, %. 81
ftorius, MilpGitee; 3. aItbeifh Spc
Ribers.
gictor 8. Berger odlstes ii!
Observation-Disclosures SormcuS.
Reclutioner reotoges | GGoer al
afifaiieIieu nf Be 6or. Staters Sc
nat; I Goosr al Some.RuIe for ale
gper | Stoten; i Saper ai at eta
ten ieIp trptfer Sfolebsgernc; / ga
rsr al en- ciSere llboioeIie al Uni
periitetSarbeibet; ! 5Gpsr al Bend
relien al Rationers Rahirberlisbe'
Der; oiientlis Gierffab af 2dnoets
SuIsruber; / SoDsr az itrens Straf
for bpioe SIaoebnnhlere.
Rartiets galgprogram er omtrent
BET iomme iom io~regoneroe goIg.
aars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Rometen en- SfuffeIie.

DR.. 9. G. abbott, 26rer / aitro'
nomi peS SburtIeff College / rtpper
alton, ST., erfIrrer, at SdIcps SEQ
met cr en- flor Sfitffelie oenne Sang.
San iaa Sen for rs aor iiSen iom
t1.aorSgdnuueI 8irt fra ct al Bin.
oiierne I fin SaOers Sormbrs / @tor'
blebeaS, Wois.
Zen err life, boao BEN pLeiebe at
bore" iagbe ban. Gen bar tnbt iig.
Den er life iaa itranlen6e ion oen.
gang, og SaIen fan life iammenlig.
mes meo aometbnlen fra rs aar H.
BEN. Saftim er, at man rGiten IfuI.
Be fro, at Oct fife bar oen imrme So
met
DR.. abbott ii1er at aomctcn al
1861 bar BEN melt lpienbe Of DO So.
meter, ban bar ieet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Jnopanorineen
til CANADA

gf oen fnna6iite Gegierirs er Der
for en- Sio iioeu ubfGrbiget Ell m
Sororoning, bOorpeo 9etin9eIierne
for SnoodnSrirg til CANADA er be.
tpoeIig ffiGrpet.
Sor SiSen inStil oen Site Otto
Der iorores ser, at bper Snbpanorer
IfaI uere | gciioSeIie al ct aontdnt.
beIsb of % Dollars forlioen Billet
til geTtemmeIiesiteoet. Or Snopm.
oreren Sdmilieforisreer, furbres Der
for bpert Somilielem ODER Is anr IL
aeleoes % Dollars o. for bpert Ga.
milielem unoer IS Gar 1919 Dol.
lars ioruoer gilet til geitenmeIies.
iteSet.
fsor SiSen fra lite Hooember til
2Sbe aebruar forbeies De nrunte
aontantbeIsb til b~eubolbsois 80 %
20 9onms.>
geofommen6e Snboonorinasir'
ipeftsr fan Sog for ierIige SiIfpiOer
tiuaSe, at Sisie getinseIier iruoiaes,
nemIis naar Srouanoreren pua 5or'
boanb ct engngeret til So~rSbrussur.
beibe eaer, for foinbeIise Sroonn.
breres geofomenoe, til Sustieneite,
iamt mar SuOOauoreren refer til
SIrgtuiuger, iom er piIise oa
iitanS iii at nnoerboISe geotom.
mrnoe. SrnpigeIier af %iibimrUntc
@runo err Dog inoifraufe6e til iGl'
aeuoe SiIiGISer: bpor Suitru refer
til Mouo. Born iii S~orrlore, 9ror
eaer Ssiter til 9rpr, Rinoreanria
til gift eaer i~eloitrnbis Ssiter %
GcrrIbre til ssu eiler 9atter.
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Streifen ~forIenees.

Ser meooeles fro @ilfesbarre,
ga, ben Site Mot, at sc ca. 10000
S1ilgrubearbeioere / 8ittiouottrif.
tet, ser giorbe Streif for TO Tiger Il.
Den, imoo Sorpentting mnoIoo at
gienoptage arbcioet / Wsonbngs. -
StaIiencrne, iom er | Wfaioritct, fro.
per, OF 8ritbeeierre itrar Ifal unoer'
ifrtpe Ell Sperensfomit meo benz;
bette nGgter imioIerto 8rlbernes
@iere at gisre. for arbeibcrnes aiG'
remaoI bar pGret forbarolet fpr Sor'
transformations.
arbeiberne poaitoar, at De fnpoes
poa forifienise @aooer for oct ftToe
ubbptte at tit arbeiSe, blanOt anoct
peo Interviewing al set mInereoe
31iI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
6anoelen meo Orienten,

SrrloitbanoeIen meo China bar |
ben ienere 5io taget Ell mrptigt Sp-
ioing. Chen Ser lite Mai er Der
iaaIebes fra @dibiugton % Oregon
uoiert oiS ooer sc, 900 SOB meo
~ifaoret 2ait, bUiIfet ioarer til 1000
600 500 on 3ogen. 0dmpifibet
"aeImnm", iom Gfgit ira Seuttle Den
27oe Rai, mcbisrte, foruOeu Ell Dill
lion 500 3rGlTt $500 Sou ueo'
lagt og tsrret 6iif oa 5000 Ion
Mel. gadoe China og Sapou er be-
spnSt at inSfsre Siit, SpeSe og 2um'
Der fra De 6or. Stater | itn0ig III.
aenoe Soantitctcr. St6en 6en tite
Roi err If 0dmpifibe ofgane0e I'll
China og Sapan meo fltIoe 2a0nir-
ger uf oisie ire Slngs SanoeIsparer
ser tilicmmen booSe en- 8Gr0i al
$4,000 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

ltore Iarineprrfter og Ssrooffe
San Srancisco og Gneet Souno.
Get er nofina bel fo%ritaaet, al
Slaabens Sfibe, ioainart man foor
ct tilitrGffeIigt gutal, fol forSeres
iaa nosenlunoe IieeIis meIlcm gft. oa
8eItfpiten. Sette bill meo andre Orb
iiee, at oe Sor. Stoter maa peoIige-
boIoe to %iGrifilote Glaaoer. Ieo
SrIofsreIien af GmomafanaIen piI
piItnof Sartsierne meo 9etbe0 fitnne
ienbes fra Ben enc apit til BEN an
BEN, men ON De @Gnb. iom itprer !
Observation-Disclosures, faar raaoe, bill
ser poa bier apIt bIi itutioneret en-
tilitrGffeIig flor Slonoe til at bpbc
bpiIfeniombeIit SienSe, Der maatte
piie fig, Spioicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
pinhots biemfomit.

@ifiorb Ein6ot, ben tibligere Sor.
Stuters S~oritfommisiGr, arfom
Ssnoass til Retu gorf meo Oompe'
rem "arabic" fra europa, bpor ban,
iom befienot, I ben file ~itaIienife gr
8orto Iauri3io, n9r 8enua, traI
lammen meb erpr9ftoent &ooieOelt.
@r. Eindot n9eteSe pna bet be-
itcmteIte at uotaIe Zig ON Solitif, el'
Ter ON 9aIlineeriaeer, berimpo talte
ban meo flor @lGoe ON BEN fom'
menbe observation-disclosures / Ct
GuiI, Rinn., bpor &ooiepelt bar To-
bet at pere tilitebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Goofs Opteenelfer.

Ct BresIetelgrom Sateret Hep
gorf Sen 29oe Wfoi me0oeler, at Che.
iter geecraft I 4GIbnm.0 samur, q.
g., ben t5oe SUM ifal bragg afteo
til Gtab Iammeit meo 9ermier.grp
Sitionen til IoroiSbarct / Soab ON
at finbe De SpteBneIier, iom Or.
goof tiger, ban efterIoo iig Der. Oct
forlpber, at oe meO Aciien forbirnonc
rtbgifter er itilebc til bans Imoig.
beo al Der. % MRS. Goot.