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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Uaar ifal man beeYnoe
at bruce Srtuer.
(gf gitrib Seiu, Gienl9se).

Der berifer blanbt Yublifum Den
Spfattelie, at man itaar Jig paa at
~itritte imob 9rugen at 8riQer iaa
lGnge iom mtligt. 0ette er | oct
belle og itore en- feilagtis Mening, ON
END bens Seilagtigbeb er al forifiel'
Zig Sistigbeb peo De forifieGi9e Eli.
Itanbe / giet, for bpilfet man oper.
bopeoet ifal BRUCE Sriaer.
2ab os taee Den a~lmlinoeIige Sfa'
panf fsrit, Den, Der uppgerlig inc.
trpffer for aae Dem, Der tioligere bar
bapt normalt Spn, mar De bliper 45
so gar. Se merfer omfring oct
SioSpunft - nogIe liot for, enfelte
Iibt ienere = Sanifeligbeo peo at for.
rette alminbeligt arbeioe iaaiom leie
og IL, ienere ogiaa peo at ifripe. ut
oenne Silitano inotr9ffer, beror paa,
at 2inIen / giet / aarenes Sob miiter
noget al lin GlaIticitet, og at Den aHus
ifel, bporpe0 2inien inoitiaes for fern
eaer npr Iiitanb, miiter noget al i'm
Stprfe. Wan fan ipnes, at bette er
ct urimeIig baorfigt arrangement, oa
Sc fleite al os 10 BOG bliper Glore emo
bette, men man rlaa bel butte pua, at
hi oprinoeIie life er ifobte meo ben
geItemmelie at futile IGie' 9sger eler
arbeibe peo Chs. st bette iliber me-
act poa Ginene err EN- Selpfelge, og
man Ter oerior oeiaa, at Solf, Der /
@arenis bar eipet Jig al meo anltrei1'
aenoe HG~rarbeioe, maa tp til brill
lernes Siplp tibligere END 6olf, Der
life bar baot iaa meget H9rarbeioe.
@egpnoer man at merle Sanlfelig'
beo peo at lpie nlminoelig Stil peo
Ems, noor ma bolber Sogen | loco
panlig aiitnnb, bar man panlfell9
oeo at treble Spnaalen, faar man 500
peopine % Spier / Sinene oeo NGr'
arbeioe, ioa err Sibspunftet fommet,
ga man Ifal beItine fine griaer. Wtan
fan maaife trpffe oct no ct balpt Var
enonu - pente Sommeren oper, boor
9elpsnineen err beore, % Slioen JON
ofteit minbre = men man opnaar
iom IegeI life anbet emo at forbttre
ZIG ielp 2ipet, % maa enooa otte,
naor man iaa ei,bclig anifaffer Bril-
Ierne, bape Dem nogle Hltmre tier
fere, enS ma elers Ifulbe babe be-
opnSt meo. = Soroelen er tpilIom
oe llIempen iiffer.
Set o~oenfor anferte eiploer Inn
&erioner meo normalt bpggeoe zine.
gr ma oerimoo langipnet, D. b. /.
er Eiet fortere bpg9et eaer mlnore
Iterft brpoenbe for 2psitraalerne emo
normaIt, iaaleSes at giaeooannelien
ioreguar for langt tilbase, oa maa
man oite | en- meeet tiblig SLIDER be-
gpnbe meo @Iasiene, ia cfte alereoe
/ garnealSeren. Naar 9srnene be-
gpnber at fIaee oper, at BET, De l9ler,
oite Isber no I ct, at De foar Sopeo'
pine % Smerter | Sinene peo Her-
arbeibe, iaa er Der @runo til at laoe
fine Zine nnberisee, thi meset ofte
oil ct Iar griucr fiime raaoe Bob
paa oisie alager.
sos Born, bpis Zine er langipnet
bpseeoe. bill ser iepnIig optr9oe STE
len. Seioa beune Fan cfte fareres
meo @riler, / SGroeIesbeS, noar
bisie INITIATES, mems beres Sfelen
enbuu Inn er perioSiif. D. b. Z. tiIitebe
iomme siber % iii anSre life.
Ten @peninssfeiI / giet. iom be.
nGpnes aitismatismet % ION beror
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

iiieo ct Got = / lige Waaoe", ba
ban pluoieIig fit ct Slag al Storiei.
let % gif onerborO.
vi Iprans / gaaoene for at bi9lpe
banL life forbi hi menie, of Der bar
fiogen Sare - ban bar nemIig en-
Hint Sosmmer -, men peb Sulptio
er bet 10 life Woro at Iigge | 8aroet
'na l9nge. Oct pareoe imiolertio
en- Sio, for BON fom op; ban bar
fommet inc lumber @aaoen % fom
op paa ben anben Sioe. 8i raabte
I'll ban, men ne life Spar. Seq tos
oa ct par Iareta1, naoeoe bam og
lit lat | bam meo en- gaaosbage, og
mart efter par Ri iIai,b meb 0ils
Better, iom bang iom 900 | pore Or.
me, oa pi bar BAN inb / bet nprme.
tie GUS, bpor hi gior6e, bpao pi fun.
De, for at faa BAN til fig ielp igien.
gfen ole @nitrcngelier bar forsie.
pes. San bar foIOt meb Sopebet moo
anteret paa en- 6iiferifube, -og Oct
bar bel bet, iom gioroe BET al meo
bam.
Get blep en- triit SuIaften. TiIs
Better Dor 10 afboIot at os ale, og
tauie og aIporIiqe blep hi itaaenoe
runot ON bans Sig.
llnoer alt bette babe ieg CLIENT
aaren; men ga hi bar Iils Beters
Gig biem til bars eget Slis, fif ieg
Eie paa Spiet oppe peo Sismerfet.
Seq gles beb Snnfen ON 9aren.
Sooroan piloe bun taale bette Stsb9
Seq ifpnbte mig op til Terfet. SO
nGrmere ieg tom, 10 mere befIemt
blep leg; for jeg mente iom iao, at
Sorgen fommer 10 tibsnof aIieepel.
% aaren fit Gie paa mig aIene,
reiite bun fig og piIoe Isbe mig inlc.
DC, men bum moqteoe oct life. Sun
Io9oe Inlet, men berbeS Iniiet, icm
ieg flinoe lie | 9pgteifinnet, iagbe iaa
meget mere.
"Nu er ban / Sam" iagoe iea og
iatte oct %glaoeite 9lniist op, iom leg
flinoe.
Sun uoitsbte ct @L9Sesfrig.
Seq perbte Gniigtet bort; tbi ieg
merfeoe, at iee fit Saarer / ginene.
Goa MI biem, fipre 9aren, og =
9IGoelig Sui" tiIfsieoe ieg, ifisnt
leg oioite 10, at set piloe oGre forbi
meo benoes SuIcqIpbe for oen Gang,
og bun bar piit beIler life bapt nogen
gloo Sui iioen, tror ieg.
Sra BEN Sib blep set baarIia meb
Soren. Sa bun fit bloc, at 9ils
Eeter bar 900, lloits6te bum ct bsit
Sfrig og ianf ON iom en- fnpffet
9lomIt. Sun laa ing | Iange Siber.
lagoe, at Der bar noget ipeien meb
beroes Nerper; men set bar NOT So
BET, iom tog Sfuoe / SaIbet, tror ieg;
tbi iioen ben Gong bar bun alorig
oGret aonife rigtig. Sun foritaar
life, itaffars aaren, at HiIs 8eter
er oeo, men tror, at ban fommer
biem igien, % bper Rat iiooer bum
oppe peb Sismerfet meo lin 2pste
for at Ipie bam / Soon.
Wen bber SuIaften er set pprit
for benoe. % fommer bun neS til
mig og flyer:
"&asm1s, fan gu bsre, bporIebes
Nils Feter raaber paa os? Hu ntoa
leg op til Sismerfet." 90 Der iib.
Der bun pg penter, penter pna BAN,
iom aIbrie fommer. Oct er iieIoen
bun bar Sps / 9psten, men SlIenat.
ten bar bun oct beitanbig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Nef @ en- oeutg SoHtlIleraIleH
1aa ben brieite Cop al Del
lille 8, paa boiIfcu Ri beforot os
itdnr Der ct Siemerfe, ct Stiaoos
al @ieIfer. CT bep9geIig 2ps buf'
fet frem bog Sismerfet, oo ri ioo
en- Gpiube foume eonenbe.
Oct er 9peteforen!" rnabte en- al
Gems Bigger os begpnote at lie.
2pateforcn bar imibIertib raaet
ben I'll Sierprfet, bpor bun iattc
ia paa en- SrGbieIfc % bolbt 2pgten
ianIe6es, at benS 2pS piiTe ret no MOB
Sieer.
"Soorfor friter bun itg Der meo
2gaten?" ipurgte ies Hnsmits, ben
9amIe Sitter, Tom Itob peo min SiOe,
oct 'pncS mig, al bun flinbe bin0e
2petcu foit og iaa goo biem igien;
TIL GET er bel bare for SnbicilingcnS
SfpIS, 2patsn bIir trrbt2"
"ga rei, inorehe Rasmu8, 2p9ter
er life til noaen Rpttc. Oct cr nof
andre @rrr6e, Tom qisr, ot aaren
ii6Ser ser. De bar fanife life bsrt
benbes Siitorie9"
"Rei" iparebe ieg, "ficnoer Ge
ben ba?"
"Ga ia, ies gisr rof oct; oct er
isrgeIie al tGnfe pno, ot bun, 'om
por Den nafreite Hige | belle @nen.
ifal gan Iia iom bun aior. ga, gor'
bcrre bepore ems Cortland" fort
iotte ban; "tbt ON ser fan OGre nof
at fiGmpe me0 Der / 8er6eu, ioo
aaar BET oaigcoeI ioa IPnge, man
beboIber fin 5oritanO."
"gr 6a aaren iinbsipg9"
$50, ma maa bel iiee, at bun
er BET, ffisnt bun pasier lit Irbei0e
iaa aoot Tom nogen; men iaoinart
BET bIir gften, eanr bun fra lit Ir'
beibe oa iGtter iis oerop meo Spg'
ten, ifisnt bun iom ofteit life bar
tpn6t ben"
"Sar bun prret IGuae 1ig9"
"Set fan bel nGre omtrent 40
gar, tpnfer ieg. Set par natnrIig'
big ocn eamIe Siitorie - bun buuoe
Ell aipreite."
"Sg ban ioigtcbe bcnoe?"
"aa mel, ban piIoe nof life ioiate
henSe. San por min bebite Gen,
ifisnt ri beage boIOt al &aren; ia,
ser bar iorreiten Here enc ri 10, ION
oiorhe set; men bun bolot AZ BAN
iaicu, oq set bar life noget merfelig
/ set; tbi firffere Spr emo ban bar.
or bet life let at finbc. Mcu oct gif
oesprrre ieroeIig mcN ham.
ga. set cr bel beoit, at ieg fortTl-
Ter Gem belle 0iitorien. Snren, iom
MI iio6er bcropec, Gr ieot paa Den
itore 8aur6, hpiS Nhrre DC piitnof
ran ie mcacm Frrrre bcroucr.
Sfient SnrGIoreue life huobe nogct
at rutte meb, oor De life 'aa lioet
Itore paa set. &c bnpoe inacn andre
Bern erS Soren, % al sen @rlno
bar bun bIcoet life ioo Iioct forfiG.
let.
ghl oiISe - iee foor rel foe llInf.
fen, at bun tom til at life NtiIS sc.
fer, % at bon boIot al bcnbe, bar
npaet, iom oi ANDRE ouereoe IGrge
bap6e Ioqt Irrfe til, life minhit
ieg, Tom par hans be0Ite Sen. 8 Here
Gor bapoe ri furet tiliisS idmmeu,
ia ouere6e fra S~foIebFrfen boooe hi
oGret aooe @enner. Ser oar uIIereoe
Sale ON, at NiIs Hctcr ihHISe toge
Stprmm6seramcn &iutercn citcr;
men 'na 0ehe hans Scr, oQ Iil8
Geter maattc ieIn iIoa 'iG poo Tiite,
riet for at forierae fin Nor.
8oo ben Sib bar set en0ba aImin.
heIiGcre enh mi, al De ilrge / SltIc.
tiben me0te3 til Tan5 % ouocu 81.
irigbeb, % Nils @ctcr nor QicrnC en-
al beuL iom ait / Spioicu ior ilipc
SammCnfomitcr; men hi nor bans
Tar beo for bare roQIc iou Ioouc.
Ger 'ibcn, iaa han inuteS ban maatte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Daddy's Bedtime
OtOrVTh The Good Fairy and
~ the Bad Witch

= ELL, lambkins, I am going to tell you a fairy story tonight" said
daddy as Jack and Evelyn climbed to their accustomed places on
his lap to hear their bedtime tale.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
GIVES 100000
TO UNIVERSITY
John d. Rockefeller Says Chicago
Institution Must Paddle Own
Canoe Hereafter.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-John ID. Rookie.
Teller has completed the task he set
for himself I'm the founding of the
University of Chicago. Announcement
was made yesterday OF single and
final gift" of sl0.OOO,0OO. which in.
cludes all the contributions Mr.. Rookie
Teller had planned to make to the
university. This sum, which il TO be
paid In 10 annual installments, be-
ginning Jan. /, will make a total OF
approximately $35000,000 that Mr..
Rockefeller has donated TO the uni
versity.
Mr.. Rockefeller says he now be-
lieves the school should be supported
and enlarged by the gifts OF many
rather than those of simple donor.
This he believes will be better &C.
complished II the public understands
the limit OF his contemplated assis-
lance. The founding of new depart
ments he leaves to the trustees, as
he says funds may be furnished by
other friends of the university.
Up to the present time nearly ST..
00O, 900 has been donated to the uni
versity In addition to Mr.. Rockefel.
lers gifts.
With the announcement OF Mr.
Rockefeller's final donation came the
resignation Of John d. Rockefeller,
Jr.. and Fred T. Gates, Mr.. Rockefei.
ler's personal representatives, from
the university board OF trustees.
Mr.. Rockefeller's idea, as IT is I'M
derstood, is that he is turning over
the institution and its endowment TO
Chicago and the west, and In 80 do
ing withdraw from any further rep
resentation In it's control.
The announcement OF the benefac'
ton was made at the quarterly con.
vocation at the university. President
Martin A. Ryerson. of the board OF
trustees, read letter from Mr.. Rock
efeller which bore date OF Dec. 13, and
was addressed to the president and
trustees Of the University of Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
BIG BUSINESS DOING
I'm THE INFORMING LINE
Since parr Got 100000 There Is Sueh
Rush That Large APpropr'a-
tlons Are Asked.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The re-
ward of 100000 to Richard Farr Tor
disclosing frauds practiced on the Gus
toms service at its New York piers
has so stimulated activities I'm the
Informing line" that the treasury De
rertment has been compelled 10 ask
for large appropriation for this pur-
pose.
In asking for deficiency appropria-
ton of $4,000. Assistant Secretary
Curtis of the treasury department.
made the following statement TO the
Lonsc committee on appropriations.
The real reason Why, irrespective
OF the claim Of Parr, we need more
money Is that we have an increased
number OF informers coming in owing
to our own increased activities ami
hope OF awards similar to PARIS large
sum OF money The activities In the
informing line are very much greater
thar they were three or four years
ago. principally owing TO the fact that
we are prosecuting the cases with SO
much more vigor than formerly ana
discovering more frauds"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
PARTNER IN CONFIDENCE
GAME SWINDLED, TOO
Man In Jail Says He Got Only $500
Out Of $4,000, SO He Puts
Police on Trail.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 2l.-Hart-
ford police believe that in the capture
of Max Shapiro, Of Springfield, Mass,
they have set a thief to catch thier.
He and a pal named Smith are
charged with having swindled Mrs.
Celia Silverman out of $4,000. Smith
handed Shapiro $500 as his even
share, keeping $500 for himself.
Shapiro played the game OF silence
after his arrest until he learned that
he too had been cheated. Now no
one is SO keen as he to run down
Smith. He has told the police where
to look for him and they are conn
dent they will find him under this
guidance.
The story told in the superior court
was that Shapiro and Smith showed
Mrs. Silverman a money-making ma
chine and convinced her by tests at
her home in this city that with 1t she
might increase her wealth without
limit The deice was guaranteed TO
turn out in unlimited quantity rae
smiles OF bills OF any denomination
placed within 1t.
Mrs. Silverman drew $3,516 from
the bank in different denominations
10 feed to the machine. In order 10
guard herself against straightforward
or confederate work she insisted mat
the Impressions be made without the
aid of Shapiro. That plan enabled
Smith alone to touch her money.
In her presence he seemed TO put IL
into the machine. He advised her 10
,aave Il there for twenty-four hours
to make sure OF fine Impressions ana
then took his leave. When she open
| ed the machine next Cay she touna
a wad of white paper with new 81
bills top and bottom.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
EDITOR SAVES LIFE AT zoo.
Beats on Enraged Buck That 10 Cor
ina One Of the Keepers.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. 2l.-The
life OF Robert Burton, one OF Tho
Keepers at the 900, was saved by
Charles +. WILLIAMS. sr,. editor OF the
Lafayette Sunday Leader Accom-
panied by Alfred Kessler. who re-
mnined I'm the pens inclosina the deer,
Burton went into one OF the barns
TO feed the animals He had been In
the barn only an instant when tho
buck. which had not heretofore shown
hostile tendencies charged kess'er.
Attracted By his screams. Burton
srssps dthe deer by the horns. lie
was hurled to the ground with terrific
force and gashes were torn In Ills
side and back before Mr.. Williams
could reach him The latter seized v
crowbar and beat the buck over the
head until IL turned tall and left tbs
PROSTATE man. Kesler was uninjur
ed.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
A Frank Statement Showing
Why Present Bread
Ordinance Best
Protects You

W u there a bread trust In Detroit1 ."
Does organization price you eat7
These questions you every day
In Mondays paper you petition grocers
asking the aldermen help keep price DOWN.
Does that look
These groce opposed certain political organization
you.
The grocers did organize sign these petitions The great
majority of them do belong any organization They simply
seek safeguard you.
The present signed by William Thomp-
during his former provides shall
bear label showing the weight of the bread
present ordinance you get the bread
baked for CENTS
Under proposed rejected years
ago. bakers only
SIX CENTS. spring selling $40
per barrel, quoted Monday.
Under the proposed protection against
sEvENcENT price for bread -four goes up again
you didn't the bread sold at FIVE CENTS now you
wouldn't buy would you
8 bake her bread wouldn't shea
Your wife buy the ingredients any
time she 20
And why does she buy bread? Because
she served QUALITY BREAD. thing as
good luck" bad luck" her bread It's
always the same-fresh with
gradients than the finest spring wheat -four the
sugar that buy
present ordinance made larger
when the price of -four falls.
Under the proposed ordinance the of
changed Therefore when the price of -four price
raised This is WHERE LOSE!
WHY? Because barrel of flour say, Of
bread Suppose the bakers they
FIVE s4ao barrel
Flour goes $500 per up
the price of the loaf
posed ordinance fixes the size
coin, the price of the SIX CENTS
penny isn't much R But penny
bread $a6o of -four
bread of Detroit forced pay. DO YOU WANT
HELP PAY THIS $4,000 WASTEa
MOP THEN TELL YOUR ALDERMAN TO GRANT THE
GROCERs PETITION AND LEAVE THE PRICE OF BREAD
FIVE CENTS. THE ALDERMEN ARE ANXIOUS TO
SAFEGUARD YOUR INTERESTS
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
Automobile Service-Insurance


upon and failed it
The home and the lost the of
We the and his plight But the time we recognize mental
The man had friend who bought car and failed
der which sold This of the was os his condemnation
and the who bought the house
purchased a sfs something 1 om which expected definite
ma" o M ss es S 1en t p o eon motor car
has become Increasingly vital point the cars OF each year have lost
between which, the ukled mechanics seem p
guarantee and supplement this service
The EMF COMPANY guarantees its cars for ONE YEAR And guarantee
applies equally equipment Defect material workmanship will
Read Companys guarantee carefully
lack of 1t plain definite promise And means
recognized the largest manufacturer OF aumo
backed by the largest and wealest the v
carried by EMF 80 Flanders
Nianv persons have wondered at the cmpans guarantee
merely Of manufacturers pride
the hands thousands satisfied confidence that the cars OF the future
believed in popuarpced Its EMF
and its Flanders 20 500 have than held their own con.
pressed by the and drivers of these cars shows the cars to be deserving OF %
satisfactory performance which made possible such
guarantee Only that tthe test of tmean
old conventional To offer srv ice so
EMF Company task which he does assume and for very
EMF Company ask 5. especial ia attention a ,
$4,000, the Flanders 90 Coupe the most remarkable
pains spared detail challenge
comparison with anything Of class Ifsn e.1 of s n D
glass windows adjustable weather condition and WIDE spacious doors are @
Coupe appeals with particular force physicians business
men aG 0 oon, and p sa or a @ vehicle for the society w
mans use shopping trips or on her iG snar Inc sturdy nature " the RAN
Flanders 90 Coupe ideal Christmas gift TO wife daughter Its unique
combination of quality and price recommend to 18th careful sau buyer c
ranged by communication with our saesro0r
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
MISS VANITY VERY. VERY OLD
Fenf'nc Nrtgre Proved 20 Have un.
e91one little Change Through.
W. the censuries,

III Egyptian belle NJ 1000 u G.
was 10 less oNtmyapnut iu the mat
ter Of toilet requisites than tie
bcny OF today She required amouf
othot things long stone palette
with hollow I'm the center. I'm witch
To nh her green eye paint This
rHh H.1 lu'd o. small delicate sen
shell. wherein she mixed the pain
".t DC necessary grouse for stiucu
Ing hcr oyclnshos. ivory hnirpin
which rINalcd boz length the hatpin OF
the Ucscut day and quaint iyor,
combs an these articles were shown
nt On CshhIuou Ono London OF the
trorft recently dus up hy the DIN.
ecf Of the Egypt Exploration Fund
Thtu was also q small red clay cast
OF iacc. with the green paint bring
Ing o. eyes into extraordinary prom.
inme
Tie housewife of 1000 years ago
had lourohold goods similar To those
~: th housewife Of today She had
sopnr pans aud strninors stone
bladN wooden bowls and copper
mirror and lo decorate her home slr
acquired a'uhasior vases aud painted
potter yn.o.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
NOTICE.

Pursuant To Sec. d2l Revised STATUTES NJ
Utah lpl5. sealed bids VIII Dee received by
the undersigned, ~ the office Of the County
ulcrk Of summit county, up to 10 O'Clock ~
M, Feb. IN, 1910, for the furnishing Of NM
terinl nnd construction ~ two tsl concrete
nhuttmcnts Tor 7O-foot span steel Bridge
az Rockpurt precinct, summit county.
Utah, according to plans ana specifications
on nlo I'm the Oiilcc Of the County Clerk. A
certified check Of 10 per cent Of the amount
Of the hid shall accompany the bid ~ u
guarantee Of good NTH, and II the success
ul bidder shnll fail to carry out hl, cuu-
trnct the amount Of ,nid check shall be-
forfeited To summit county, ~ llquidntud
damages,
The Board Of County Commissioners Of
summit County reserve the right To reject
any ana all bids Tor the snld work.
j. NJ. HINsoN, CLERK Of Summit county.
CnAS. l.. FHosT, Deputy clerk.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
NOTICE.

Pursuant tu See, $50 Revised statute OF
Itnh lpl1, scaled bids Will hc received by
the undersigned, NJ the ONCE Of County
clerk ~ summit County. up to ~ o'clock u.
M, Feb. 5th, 1910 Tor the furnishing ~ ma
tcrinl and the construction of one % 7O-foot
span steel Bridge To be- constructed over
the Weber River NJ Rockport Precinct.
summit county, Utah, according to the
plans ana specifications on Me IN the uiilcr
~ the County Clerk. A certified check for
Ten per cent NJ the amount Of the hid shall
accompany the bid ~ n guarantee Of good
mlth. and N the successful bidder shall fan
to carry out his contract the amount nf
said check shall bn forfeited to summit
County y liuuidnicd damages.
The Board Of County Commissioners OF
summit County reserve the right Ia reject
nuy nud an bids Tor the nbovo work
j.. VI. lliN-oN, clerk Of summit county
CuNs l.. FRosr, deputy clerk.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

The way to build up u community
is for every person in It, who can, to
put some money into industries that
give the people employment. aud
push the industries TO success. In
dustries that last all the year round
ARE the best; but those that last
part pf the year are better than
none. The most valuable power ON
earth is human power, and whom II
is not employed II Is not only lost
but It also consumes part Of what
Others earn. Work creates wealth:
work sets money In motion; work
pays debts; work Is the vital power
In prosperity, and that city, thnt
community, and that nation whose
people Is idle, are poor, aud poor In
proportion TO the number that work
and the time they work. Heavens
grentest heavenly blessing to any
people is to give them honest, re-
munerative work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

Tho public have little npprccla-
tion Of the value Of well conducted
local papers. Their offices Of benc-
6cence to the community are so
common that they arc unnoted, but
none the less no town or city can
advance without its newspaper Is In
the forefront Of it, advancement.
irhvy Hr-- .tlfc life If community.
They must lead IN every effort to In
vite capital, enlarge industries and
enthuse the people In the use of
their advantages.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

WANTEU-SJcDr-- NAcNZt,E
wants am energetic aud responsible
man or woman in Coalyiile To- coli
lcct for renewals aud solicit new
subscriptions during full or spare
time. Experience unnecessary. Any
one can start among friends and ac-
quainiancrs and build up u paying
and permanent business without
capital. Complete outfit aud iu-
structions free. Address, WOW
Success Magazine, Room lui, Sue
cc-. Magazine Building, Sew York
city y. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

10 you mean to tell mo-" asked a
learned counsel, when he was cross.
cXsuiinlnr Mr whistler In a we'll
known case. that for a piece OF work
which only takes you half an hour
you rnn charge so cXtrayagant n
prcol' And Mr. Whisucr's answer
remains the classical apology Of all
'eiiif M aud technical skin. yes 10
fcplrd. but am charging for tho
knoeledge and experience OF a life
lime" A Doctors fee may seem amor.
nous TO a patient who Is aware that
he has only seen him for 20 minutes
II sun remains true that what is
charged represents that accumulated
mass Of hardly earned experience
which distinguishes the medical prof.
Client from the mere amatcug-Lon.
don Telegraph.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

Then 90 roli aud cough; lot 1t run on
-oi pneumonia or consumption chat .
all 40 matter bow you got your cough.
don neglect it-tato Billiards. lIorc.
hound Syrup and youll bc over it iu
no. time The sure cure for coughs,
colds. bronchitis aud 900 pulmonary dis
ease. in young aud old. Sold by John
ulydcu a Son.