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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-15
CALLS IT MORAL AMBIGUITY
Former Senator TONNES View Of
Presidents Lincoln Day Talk.

NEW YORK. February 15.-Charles A.
Towne, formerly United States senator
from Minnesota, said last night in a lee
tu.e on the Dynamic West, that he
had been struck by the moral ambiguity"
of President Taft's Lincoln day address.
THE President" said Mr.. ToWne, de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-15
MeatIess Menus.
Breakfast.

Breakfast
Baked PruneS. Cereal
Dreamed Goldfish. New England Style
Boiled Potatoes. Popovers.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Succotash. Johnny Cake.
Currant Tarts.
Cookies. Stewed Evaporated Peaches
Tea.
Dinner.
Black Bean Soup with Croutons> and
Lemon.
Celery. Olives.
Fried Oysters with Lemon
Mashed Potatoes. Cold SlaM
Erfe Cheese. Waters.
Fruit. Coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-15

Chicago post Office censors yesterday
More than 5000 OF them were condemned
and ordered not TO be delivered on the
ground that they were objectionable. 1t
Was the busiest ST. Valentines day the
Chicago post office has ever had.
The total number of valentines posted in
Chicago was more than 1,aJU,UUC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-15
Veteran Express Man Dead.

CHICAGO, February 1I.-Edwar s,
Averill. for fifteen years general super
intendent Of the United States Express
Company, died yesterday. In 1906 he
organized and became general manager
of the Continental Express Company:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21

church h-attending member Suppose the
number OF members names on the books
OF church to be 500. sixth OF this
number would be always deducted as
representing those members who. through
business or other unavoidable causes.
couldn't possibly get to church. This
leaves fifty members free to attend di-
vine service If inclined.
Living Wage for Ministers.
a Giving wage" for the minister would
be figured out at so many dollars per
member OF the 500 free to attend. Such
number OF the 500 as failed to attend
on Sunday at church would ,-mean so
many dollars deducted of the preachers S
living wage. Thus. when the minister
was performing his work well, he would
church and earning his living wage" at
the same time, When. on the other hand.
he failed TO properly fulfill his duty by
the inability TO attract. then for what
/ term bad work" he would be penal
lied as indicated. The above scheme II
seems TO me. would provide the necessary
''spur to action" OF which so many
present day divines undoubtedly stand In
need.
A Bible and Christian workers con-
ference is being held at Stony Brook.
Long Island. for two weeks, 1t began
August II. This Is the most important
About thirty speakers were secured for
the conference. and among them the
leading men of this country. The Rev.
j. Wilbur Chapman, d. D.. speaks every
day during che conference. preaching
each morning at IL o'clock. and In the
afternoon. and conducting conferences for
ministers, Other we'll known speakers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
AS to Organic Union Protestant Churches
D
eased Wire 10 The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Thc question OF
the organic union OF the Protestant
churches IS receiving a good deal OF at
tcntlon these days, and earnest men In
various denominations have been Inclined
To believe that the tendency toward sucn
union is growing, The best opin-
strSnS trend to@ard Tns the nG unca
ton of effort along lines, particularly
in the missionary held. where the
TO believe that there is any hope of or
ganic union. Indeed II Is held by great
majority OF churchmen that the divisions.
so FAR as they concern methods OF church
government. are necessary for tile pest
development OF Christianity.
One result OF the World Missionary
conference would assuredly seem to be a
desire on the part OF members OF the
different churches 10 understand the point
OF view OF one another II Is in this
spirit, men Of the Protestant Episcopal
church of New York have formed
Christian Unity foundation. among whose
objects are Ito gather and disseminate
accurate information relative TO the faith
and works of all Christian bodies
TO devise and suggest practical methods
OF cooperation. substituting comfy for
rivalry in the propagation OF the common
faith" The slsnatories include Bishop
Croswell Doane of Albany. who has pre-
sided over his large diocese for more than
forty years. and has had the recognition
Of honorary degrees from the universities
learning: Dr. Courtney. who left the
bishopric of Nova Scotia to take the
Church OF ST. James, New York; and the
bishops OF Chicago, New York. Southern
Ohio and Newark On. j. OF the laity
are Rear Admiral Goodrich, who brought
the Greely relief ship Alert TO New York
In 1884. and commanded the 81. Louis
during the SpanishAmerlcan war; Rob-
ert Fulton Cutting, president OF the New
York Citizens Union for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor; Colonel Charles
William IoTnnl who took In hn
expedition against the Sioux In 1873. and
Chief Justice j. II. Stines, a lay SYM
pathizer. gives 900 for the initial es-
penscs of the movement.
American Delegates Dominated.
y. Campbell White, general secretary
OF the Laymen's Missionary movement
says the American delegates dominated
The recent conference at Edinburgh. where
almost all the civilized nations of the
world were represented. and he suggests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
Episcopal.

ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL-East First
South, between Second and Third East
street; Franklin S Spalding. d. D..
bishop; Samuel r. Colladay, dean. Serv-
ices today: Holy communion, 7:30 a. M; /;
Sunday school, 9;45 a. m; morning prayer
and sermon, II a. M; evening prayer,
o'clock.
ST. PAULS-Man and Fourth South
streets; Charles r.. Perkins. rector. Holy
communion at a. nj. Morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock. No evening
services during July and August
ST. JOHNS CHAPEL-Logan avenue
and Ninth East street. Holy communion
and sermon. II o'clock
ST. PETERS CHAPEL-657 North
Second West street. Holy communion.
a. m. Evening prayer and sermon, 730
o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21

are the Rev. r. NJ Russell. D. D.. presi-
dent OF Westminster college; John Willis
Baer. LII. D., president of Occidental
II. Roberts. d. D.. OF Philadelphia: Bishop
Lewis OF the Methodist church. the Rev.
George Heeber Jones OF Corea. William
]. X. Mcclurkin. D. D.. OF Pittsburg. and
the Rev. Frank Granstaff. D. d.
Student Move in England.
ut will be learned with some surprise
by the friends of the Young Mems Chris
tian association In this country. says
the Record of Christian Work that the
so-called student movement in England
gelicaI basis with the movement In
Great Britain seems TO be the compre-
excepting the Roman Catholic) In one
corporate unity. an aim which Is OBJ
viously impossible of realization except
movement has been successful as far
as numbers go along this line. 1t Is not
to be expected that Its policy sec secured
tercollegiate Christian union. for In
stane. which has been for the last TWEEN.
ty-five years an aggressive evangelical
rendered It's affIliation with the English
student movement body. feeling that II
can accomplish Its work on, on an III inde-
making concessions to the High Angli :
can and theologically broad members OF
the university. with a view 10 securing
their cooperation
Wish Of the Pope.
Following the desire OF the pope ex-
pressed in regent eatDoin sp2cb to tne
Matthew'S church in Washington is MAX
ing preparations to have number OF
men and boys specially trained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
Methodist.

FIRST METHODIST-Corner Second
East and Second South streets; Francis
Burgettc Short, pastor Morning service,
10:45. Evening service, 7;a5.
ILIFF METHODIST-Ninth East and
First South streets. David w. Crane.
pastor. Morning worship, IL o'clock.
Evangelistic services at 8 p. m.
LIBERTY PARK METHODIST-Cor-
ner Ninth South and Eighth East streets;
il o'clock. Preaching by Rev. j. T.,
Shackelford In the evening, Rev. d. 3.
Scott, preacher.
SECOND METHODIST-Corner Fourth
East and Galcna streets, II. j, Hansen,
pastor. Evening service at S o'clock,
HEATH METHODIST--rhrd South.
near Eighth West; II. j. Hansen, pastor.
Preaching at IL a. M. and 7;30 p. IN.
NORWEGIAN-D DANISH METHODIST
523 South Fourth East. Preaching at 3
p. m. Scandinavian people cordially in
yited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
Baptist.

EMANUEL CHURCH-Third South
and Seventh East. Louis S. Bowerman,
pastor, r A. Lansdeil. associate pas
tor. Subjevt Sunday morning Saying
a Good Word for Jesus Christ" Even
Ing, 1.-The Mountain that Was God"
BURLINGTON MISSION-F J, Lucas.
superintendent. Bible school, 1880 a. M
Preaching at S p. m.
RIO GRANDE MISSION-Frieda Dres-
sci, superintendent. Bible school, 1890
p. m. Preaching at 8 p, m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
BY D. v. FRANCIS.

a reason for 1t which seems plausible. :"
declares the Advance Congregational.
The speakers were limited TO seven
short 'e Space Wic o! time in wSeh GGdrSt to- unbur
den ones mind If he is full OF his SUBJ
tect. The Americans knew how TO make
inc most of the opportunity, and the
rest OF the world did not. The other
delegates would spend most of the al
lotted time in making apologies and In
clearing the ground for action. and just
as they were ready TO start on the real
subject the gavel would fall and the op
portunity would he gone forever. The
American delegates. on the other hand
would cut out all eXtraneous matter.
omit explanations and apologies, and
plunge 1T once into the heart Of the sub
ject. They would say what they had To
say briefly. clearly. pointedly. and sit
down. This way of doing appealed 10
the audience. and the speeches OF the
Americans made marked impression.
We do have some tedious and long
wsnded public speakers in America, but
fortunately none OF them seems TO have
been sent as delegate to that con
ference"
Scotch General Assemblies Meet.
''Reformer," writing In the Scottish
American. says: Once again the
Scotch general assemblies have met and
usual, broached few themes pertaining
TO the welfare OF the human majority,
however, one rather interesting item uld
crop up-the proposal TO limit the tenure
OF office to ministers TO seven years.
Really. this ''seven years idea Is an ex-
celent thing, and the change In pastor
ates to be brought about. II it ever
comes into force. will most undoubtedly
lead to a quickenine In important de-
partments OF church life. "Tis greatly TO
be feared, however, that the scheme
hinted at is doomed never TO so much
further than the proposal stage, chiefly
owing TO the resistance Of those minis
ters who have fallen into Fat livings,"
which they'll strive their hardest to stick
to. In fact, this same ministerial de-
termination "to stick to fat llvings" as
long as strength remains to mount pull
Bible, undoubtedly explains TO the great
extent the present-day existence OF the
vast number OF non-church goers.
! would like to see the "seven years
idea associated with another novel pro-
posal in regard to clerical remuneration
the paying OF ministers at so much per
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Cor of
South Temple and c streets, VIII
liam NJ. Paddcn, d. D. pastor Morning
service at IL o'clock; sermon by Rev. S.
e. Wishard, DID, of Los Angeles.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN-
Corner Second West and Fifth South.
Charles c. Mcintyre pastor. Morning
service. III o'clock Subject How TO
Find Cod Evening service, 1880
o'clock by young people.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN-Co of
Eleventh East and Eleventh South. Sugar
House car. Morning service at IL o'clock
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches
/. WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ALL

and o'clock; high mass at IL O'Clock;
vespers. 730 p IN,
ST PATRICKS CHAPEL-Fourth
South. between Fourth and Fifth West.
Mass at 10 q. M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
Catholic.

Catholic,
ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAY-Coner o.
South Temple and B streets; Rt. Rev
Laurence Seaman. bishop. Masses. S
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04

&sbbet af en- uug gut. Dul1tb.
Minu., 2beu Wai. - StiQman lad:
ion al Dulutb, en- uns @ut. tom ar.
beioer for Dulutb Steel Company
fuloe TO Tormanbens 9uitru, Mrs
Peter Peterion ira Wisconitn Siben ii
Winneiota Sioen. Wesn ibet bun fuI
be 9aa Baaoen, tabte bun 2tIeues
ten, % besse ialbt / Wanbet. Da b
TOM til Opetfabea tsien, par be 10,
lan9t fra Baaben, iom enbnu par bun
bet fnif, I'll at naa ben, % Strammer
par mob benz. Den unse Manb er ct
seb Suemmer, men Wrs. peterion e
flor os tuns, % 8anbet ct ogbt pei
Tlobbrebben. Set lpttebes bog Sodjo,
tilfaft at tomme op paa 2anb meo f,
bielpeleie Bproe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04

Den rationale seosrafiFe Torenius
@aibineton er bleuen meset runbbaau.
oet meb at uelse Morbmeno fom Meb.
Iemmer at 6oreninsen. RaRor .. g.
Melano af 6auses Spnobe I Reb @ine
er en- al be f9one Dag: blepen unoerret.
ON at ban er uaIat til Meolem, os for
etpar Tiger foen fit sPdffor ". $.
@ieune af Den Torenebe Rirte, @ranb
Meaoow, iamme Bsfeo. 4Det er bog
lite no9en fonbar 2utiuB at t,Ibere
Toreninsen, oa bet Blot tofter 81 Naret.
Suarer bet uioenltabeli9e l1bbptte euer
ben piben'fabelise Stang, iem Weblem=
itab I 6oreninseu brtnser, It'll bpab bet
tolter at bltue Meblem, Il lite iaa lers
oelss meset uunoet. Gu Treit er BET
bog, at Goreninsen bar $4,000 Meb>
lemmsr og at Menb TOM Gait % @oo>
ieuelt % Fere fremrasenoe Menb t,ls
bprer To,euinsen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04
Siprnions &i8 i &ipbenbapn,

Distereas iorbi{fe Qeuainser mobta:
sss nab !o:s 2gsssbsuisniseer. Rip
bsnbaun, 30te Np'il. 8ie,nfieln
Biernions Sig usntes berttl ioaa Utib'
bag os oil bli mohtat al &spreleatante,
for Song Treberid at &ronprias @bri
ifian, premier a,inifsrsn % be bprig'
Minifre, Boreermei1eren cs andre @m.
bebsmeab. Yrocssfouen nil bli en- al
be msit tmpone:eube' iom bar ueret a
iet Rlpbenbapn. 9uerenefe Toreniul
eler Selifab, lom bar nosen Torbinbel:
ie meb &unft, &iteraur eusr Wibenfab,
pil belta ben. 9uiene lanss &uter
er braperet meb @ort.
s bet tonseIise Ebeater uiI ber blt en-
for Mnlebuiusen pasiease @eremoni.
Wttniitreae og Bpsmbsbsmenbene uil
lebtage &tlfen ombo1b paa bet no,1fs
&rissftib, buor ben nil bliue uootat al
ben norRe Min,iter til Oanmart, Dr.
pa9erup unber Salut fra be baulfE
&.i9sfibe os Teitninser.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04

1850 Wfi0ioner Eol1ars rbbetalei
buert @ar for beruienbe D,itte bsr
2auoet; 9 MiQioner fenbes It'll 6ebniu
gemisitonen. leo MIlliOnsr anusnbe!
til &irteorbe'oet berbiemme, os sl(
Wiuiouer til pore Bsrns l1uoeruisnin.
oa tooannelie. Neiteu fire @ause ias
meset onuenbes til at pbtlesa. iom ii
at opbpsse; neiien l94 @aage iaa me-
get ubsipes for at ,uinere por egen Na
Sion iom tor at trtftns Gen bebenr,
Werben; mere enb ii @an8e iaa meae
for at toroerue Menb % &oinber ion
for at optpsse en- eriffe!is Raratter. o{
ouer fem @anse iaa meget for at iepb'
pore Bprn % Dor l1ne5om til en- Dram.
ters @rau og en- DranterB 9eIpeoe ION
for at Ct ben en- ltittelis Opbraselie, -
os ol1iseuel paai1aar man. at bette Fa
uere ct trifent 2anb @r bet lite POI
Eib, at be as RiQioner !1ii1ue toJ ia
for 4luor % 9ioroe en- Toranbrlns
beune Einsenes Tilifarb?.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04
Stort Moialg.

@ele ebebol6
o9 SSnbbo / @ans 9}e6ons
tioli9ere eeySernban0el paa
8ismard Moe. ubbDoes MI
for eSnotjpbspris o9 unoer.
@al9et be9pnoer 2proa9
oen Toe -o9fortiettes 1taite
l19e.. @enoeo $4,000 Op=
lag sSSernparer, 8litparer,
@usbolon onin9soarer, SSupe=
Ter, Gasoline % Olie 0p=
ne, Tilfereoifaber og anore
alminoelt9 bru9eli9e @arer+
Ger er en- Mnleonin9 at
ipare Pen9e. &c. ion1 tout=
mer fprlt, bar meit at beige
noaf.
N. e. Woe1t, &ter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04

S'nator u. 8. 9anion ira Moa,
Jtorman Gountu, par I @rootaon Rfe
Senoaa, os beltos I bet fore Anti,
Saloonmeoe, tom par afbolbt Der.
Dtr. 9anion oar en- al be Iebente syn>
iurgenter t Statens @enat, arbeibebe oq
ffemte for ale 2oufori flag Der par for
Befoltninsens Bebite. San uar babet
at Rombinationerne, ba be pibife at
9anlon par en- erlis % en- urotIis
Manb, os fob fun for Brinciper ber
uar til Statens cs fine egne Bel9eres
8eofe. 5orot ban par bapet Senas
tet of oisle Meno. er ban ielpfplqelte
baoet at W>enb fin esen yp Mba, Der
ftaar Torbinbelle u1eo b1sie. De bar
arbeibet baarbt for at taa en- anben
Ranoioat t Warten, men Earmerne
gforman. o9 be anbre Counter, ber
berer til bet Dtitritt, be itaar paa 6ans
ions Sioe oa nil ttte siue @Etp paa
bam. 6an bar oerfor beaemt ia at
b!tue Ranbibat tor @ienpala. 81 bleu
sobt tienbt meb bam fife Bintec ct.
Baul, % bet 6lbe Diitritt pil ioien
bliue sobt reprei.nteret, naur be iaien
uelger Mr. 6anion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-05-04

80 Wiisfonerer mprbet. Raniba=
lerne paa Saua9e. Dsn ouerfalber b
&rl1tne os ipiier Tprerne. Seattle,
Wnib 50te Mpr.l. 49, Batten Mary
6. Wintelmau, iom netop er antomme1
til WtuItiteo, Woib., fra TrieubIp %
Eonea Dsrue / be ipeltse 6aue. meo.
brineer ifrattelise Beretniaser fra
Saua9esDen. Da @tibet laa 6aun
Eau9atabu paa Eon9a,Den ben Ste Sc:
bruur antom Der / en- Baob uool,
Tlpgtninse ira Sauaee:psu. Tlpst'
ninaerne, Der aae uar triitne, mebbelte,
at Wisitouarerne &eu. 9oratio boptins
% Reu, 6ector 2aurie WcPbsrlon FAM
mango triitne Snbtpbte uar blet breb
o9 opIpiit al be uilbe Eann,bal. .Stam
mer paa Deu.
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&rtitettoot>t / Aratits-

Set 2ano laa befen9t meb &rem:
meraono, iaa imittet af Teberen for
8tnbin9 Rieb os Sul9, er bet NOT aa
opmuntrenbe at Tnbe en- os anoen, ber
mibt Torretninasliuets Erauelteb bar
Eante for fine Ylister mob baabe @ub
os fine Webmennefer. @n rriffen 6or.
retniu9smano / Brocflpn. q. g., talote
2aasfrebas Mibbas fine otti Nrbeioere
lammen % bolbt en- liben Sale til bem.
San trembolbt, at iom ameritanife
Bor9ere tunoe nj albris glemme buers
ten Waibington eller 2tucoln, men at
benne Sag, 2ansfrebas, miubebe om
en-, Der uar lanst i1erre ero noseu af
bisie, en-, ber gap fit 2iu for at eiere
Wenneifebeben lpttelts baabe ber os
btsfet. San fortalte beH1, buorlebes
ban ieIu bauoe tuubet Trsb for fit 5ierte
ueb Eroen paa bet Cubs Gam, ber bar
al Veroens Spno, % anbe falebe ben.
bam, icm baaoe uil oe tan freli ie %
ia'issipre til bet poeri1e; os iaa gap ban
cem @ftermtooesen fri, meb tulb Dag.
lon. Der uar Prote(7anter, &atoliter
og Sober | TloEfen, men aue Iptteoe
meo ipenbt Opmertiombeo til bans
Orb. De tienbte BAN; be tienote bans
fonietuente &riiteuIiu' bans broberliee
Spmpaii os Snteresle for beres Bel os
bette. San leuebe fin &eligion buer
Dag ugen, os bet uar en- traftieere
Prebitsn eno ielue bans bierteliae Orb
os 6ormanina til benz, ban rar insen
Yreit, msn ban par lite belto minbr ct
6strens 9ione. Saa er osiaa bu
trtlfne Mebuanorer, buab enten bu er
Arbstoer euer Nrbeibsberre. Sit 9iu
preo'fer, buor ou farbes; bet piler,
buem bu tiener. 6uab Wibnesbprb be-,
rer bet for Werben om ben torstelfebe?
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bau8 6ul1rus Dn1fe. vWtn

6aus 9u{frus Dnife. vWtn 6u
ftcu," friuer 6r. Carl 6. Torsmau fra
partTpro, 8aib., v5ar opnaaet Iaa me>
gen 9ielp % 2iubrins uso at BRUCE
Deres &urito, at Orb lite tan fulbt Ut:
trptte bet. 3enbes euefe Dnlfe er nu,
at Ruinber oueraIt maa lere benne Wte:
btcius Vero at tienbs. Mtpbre, iom E,
usot til at tilbrinqe feunlpie ytetter met
fine imaa Born, uil fiube Rurito al
uere en- ianb 0slR9nelie.~
&r. Pete1s Rurito er ineen Wpotkete,
Mebiciu, men ct Rmpelt. miIbt urtemio'
bel, Der bor ueret fab'a 8rus / one,
ct 6unbrsee Mar meb bet mef uioun:
berltse 9elb. Sen foritaffes sieuueu
2otalasenter eller btrette fra @ierne,
Strio til Dr. Feter Gabrnep & 5ons
&c., 1875 50. 9oyne Nue., @6i,a.
40, JQ.
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SberDrMp.
25be Npri! 1910

25be Npri! 1910.
Ses Iaa l1sebIabet for ben 2obe
Aprtl en- Nrtitel fra Suerbrup ON ct
Onbe iom bar srebet iuert om fig /
forlfieuiee Strpg / neunte Conn iler
blanbt unee Gutter, nemIis Gambler
lag. eqsr iom Mr. ( ta!ber bet y at
ipiQe Boter". % foen leg er en- una
Wanb Conn Of suerbrup, tantte leg
at leg ituloe ffriue ncsle 2iuier, bois
ST.. @ebatlsr uiI eiue mig Ylabs Bla
bets @paIter. Seq er nemIia opuotIet
Der t bette Eomn. % er sobt tienbt iaa
at fi9e outrent oper bele Eomnst, oe Bot
uaret iammen meo uneoomuen baaoe
ber og Der, men ie9 for min Del ct al:
beles upibeRbe ON bette Onbe Tom Ufr,
t nepner, men bois ban ueb, ON laa>
banne Plabie. iom Fise Onoer forbonos
les, buroe ban uirtelis siere nosst for
at taa bet bort. tbi ri aQe ueo at ipiue
y Poter" er imoo Minnelotas 2ope, os
berfor burbe Mr. 4 benuenbe fla til
Duri9beben % ie til at faa bet ubrpo'
bet. Seq ipnes bet er en- for @tam Tor
belle Sownets unsbom at blius rattst
neb paa ben Maabe, at frtue ben enc
Nrtitel efter ben anben ON laaoanne
Onber, bare paasruno Of nosle entelte
taa, ON iaa er, bet ipnes leg er for
salt. Paa ct Steo buor Mr. t nep:
nsr EiIfelbe lite 9unbrebe Mil berfra,
ueb 1es lite ON ban mener Conn ot
Suerbrup sller ei. San flyer osiaa at
ban peo af Etl:elber at noar 6oreib5es
ne saar til &trte ON @enoasen, iIbber
@utterne nosetifebs os ipiQsr Sort, os
at @utterne 9oar paa Wftensuostienefte,
% saar berefter. ben % iptuer Sort Ute:
fen af 0tatteu. Sec lpnes ban tar til
ltot for meset Der, men buis r,ge Eils
feloer benter / port Conn, laa ct bet ba
srueli9t, iaa Mr. I lom uto ON ilist
buroe ea beuere, iom leg fer bar iast,
ftnbe paa noset anbet at 9isre meo bet,
enb at lpYtte bet uo t9iennem ll9ebIa,
bets 9palter. 8.
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Sammenfob meo en- 6unb. Wan.
toto ben 22ee Nprtl. 9ouis 2a1lon,
@oabmafer~ paa OmabasB Banen, ton
alporli9 tilifaoe 1om Tpl9e al en- uIpttt
tt Mil lieenfor Tairmont. San tlertt
paa Sporet meo en- Metorcptle os i1pb'
te mob en- 6un6. TIMBER 6oripset pal
at ifanol le fom bans pentre Sob pal
5orben, 9elen tos fat en- Guile, oe
Gptlens NreI febte mob Mntelen oe
brat bes9e Sen. st pas iasertoq bler
l19naliIeret o. to9 bam meo til Tair:
mont. bporfra Sarlon meo ct @rtrato{
bEeu fiort til Wantato.
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. Stat 5trinb:n fra xcmn o'

- STAT tStrlno:n ira Erpn o'
Eronobiem pa. / Bpsn l1bit. g. bag,
Den ottenoe Suai : bet 40 Mar fiber
Strinben trpoieee @.uen pso Dagton,
Oct par ben @ans lite Ee9n af Tsrsus
6aus. San % Tslae to9 pomepeao
Nerbeben al Stoe, os bet netmen'
Po1tontor par Yomme be Eerre / @rant
county % ben nermeite yernbanelta:
| tion uar ct. @lou6. Store Toranbriu
ger er fleet paa benne Eio. De feR'
al be samle SettIere er nu bobe.
- Mnti Saloon 2eagaen bapbe e
fo:t Mebe @rootiton 11oife Senbag.
Om Tormiboaseu par Der Meoer Sir:
terne, o9 ON Mftensn par Der ca. 600
Wennefer tilifeoe Bpens Nubitorium
Blanbt Talerne par @Itas Stable.
Dottor Clemens o9 mango anbte.
Mianse Gremmebe fra anbre 8per, baas
be Polt County os anbre Counter pa.
meot frem. &ommiteen for bet nisnbe
RonsresftoneQe Dti1>itt baube oslao
Meoe Der ben Day. 6oruoen Wr.
Qutit ira Ebief &iuer TaQS % u9ebla:
bets &ebatter par ben npe Weblem Wtr.
W. q. Peterion fra Tertile tilfebe.
Mr. Peter1on er en- Wanb pel tlenb!
inben Diitrittet os en- Wanb, ber er pel
tienot % intereieret I Mrbsibet.