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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

John A. Aylett. Midvale: BENJAMIN
Midvale. &. IT, Ferguson. Aiidvale:
George 3. Jennings. Midvale. Reese
Jones. Midvale. Daniel w. Lloyd. Mid
vale: James u. Price. Midvale.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Lyman ". Burton. 2346 South state.
Herman A. Fowler. Truman avenue.
ID. W. PARROT. $50 East Twelfth south
Jacob y. Rock, 376 East Twelfth South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

Tetcr Anderson, Bingham; Joseph
Anderson. Bingham. Charles Coakley,
bingham. q. l. COuntryman. Bingham:
u. y. Ceilings. Bingham: John Davis
Bingham Fred r. Fitzgerald. Bingham:
James Fitzgerald. Bingham. Joseph
Giesler. Bingham. =. +. Gibbs. Bingham:
Robert i. Hcrrick. Bingham: Andrew
TIA ghiOom. Bingham. a. J. KilbOurne
Bingham T. T. I'd wards. Bingham: w.
Ut. Moore, Bingham; John Mcdonald.
Bingham
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]. W. Farrer. SANDY: Peter F. Graves.
sandy: u. +. Greenwood. Sandy. II. N.
Hay, Sandy; w. l. Hewlett, sandy :
George Hand. Sandy; William d. kuhre,
sandy.
District We. eS, salt Lake Cousty.
Ruben Allsop. Sandy. David Dowding.
sandy. Charles Dahlberg, Sandy; John
Erickson. Sandy.
District No. %, salt Lake County
James Muir. Sandy No. 4: Henry =
Sandy No. A. Charles Is. Jones. Sandy
No 4.
District No. 20, salt Lake County.
u. c. Despair, Alta; A. g. Robinson.
Alta
District No. II, salt Lake County.
John r. Atwood. Crescent. Sandy r.
d. No. q George Il. BurEon. Crescent.
sandy r. u. no. 2; A. G. Brown, Cres-
cent. sandy r.. y. No. .. J. y. Cunliffe.
Crescent, Sandy r. ID. n ?.
District No. -. salt Lake County.
A. r. Ballard. Draper: David Brown.
Draper. Roy Boultcr. Draper; William.
Barker. Draper. G. T.. Ellis. Draper,
Royal Fitzgerald, Draper, W. n. Gar
field. Draper: Charles Green, Draper.
Joseph r. Howard, Draper, Franklin
Johnson. Draper: Joseph IT, Lloyd
Draper. Joseph 5. Mousley, Draper.
District No. 73, salt Lake County.
Thomas Forman. Bluff Dale; Robert
J. Turner. Bluff Dale; Richard c. Win
ter Bluff Dale
District No. "a, salt Lake County.
Thomas s. Butterfield. Riverton No.
I. Henry j. Crane. RivertOn No. 1; Grin
Freeman. RivertOn No. /.
District No. -, salt Lake County.
Henry Brown. Riverton: Moses Den
sley. Riverton; Thomas NJ. Hamelton,
Riverton.
District No. 20, salt Lake COunty.
John Brown. South Jordan. Sandy r..
lTGFn D fFsfIu N
sandy X. ID. .: :. II. Beckstead. jr..
South Jordan. Sandy r. d. .: William q.
Groves. South Jordan. Sandy r. d. 2.
District No. u, salt Lake County.
William ~. Bateman, West Jordan:
Robert r. Diamond. West Jordan; VIII
liam l. Egbert. West Jordan. Joseph
Hubbard. West Jordan. Henry Il. Jen-
zen. West Jordan; Robert :. Lancaster.
West Jordan. Charles T.. Moon, West
Jordan: Scion Richardson, jr, West
Jordan.
District No. -, salt Lake County.
Heber G. Aylett. Midvsle: Axel An
derson. Midvale. J. NJ. Booth. Midvale:
George A Cole, Midvale; Charles Eng
Arthur Hobbs. Midvale; j. II. Brown,
Midvale.
District No. -. salt Lake County.
William A. Brown. Murray II. u. No
q. Hyrum Bennion. ir.. Murray r. j..
No. Z: Robert +. Bringhurst. Murray
No. e. James Dick, Murray II. ID. No
z; Hyrum EdmOnds. Murray r.. ID. No.
Z. Louis Holden. Murray n. n. No. Z; J.
). BenniOn, Murray r. d. No. 7.
District No. 80, Salt Lake County.
a. IT. Campbell. Bingham. Joseph Hy-l
land Bingham: g A Inflow. Upper
Bingham. John G. Murphy. Upper Bling
ham. David Mcdonald. Upper Bingham:
". W. Pease, Upper Bingham; Eugene
@. Sullivan. Upper Bingham: John
Thomas, Upper Bingham; T. r. Turner,
Upper Bingham.
District No. 81. salt Lake County.
Peter Anderson. Bingham: Joseph
Anderson. Bingham: Charles Coakley,
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DIstrlct 10. q. SaIt LaLr Connt

Heber G. Aylett, Midvsle: Axel An
derson. Midvale. J. NJ. Booth. Midvale:
George A. Cole. Midvale: Charles Eng
Ter. Midvale: Moses Garff. Midvale:
Arthur Hobbs. Midvale; j. II. Brown.
MfTvafo
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District No. -. salt Lake County.

W IMAM ~ AfAoNAAs -AAAA ely IL T. -NN-
z. Hyrum Bennion. ir.. Murray r. d.
No. Z; Robert 7. Bringhurst. Murray
x. ID. No. :. David Cook. Murray r. -.
No. Z. James Dick, Murray II. u. No.
Z; Hyrum EdmOnds. Murray r.. -. No.
Z. Louis Holden. Murray r. u. No. Z; J.
:. BenniOn, Murray r. u. No. 7.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
district Nc. %. salt Lake Comfy.
District No. rs. Salt Lake County.

G.. +. Chandler. Bingham: Ray CLAWS.
Bingham: Charles Crane. Bingham: T.
" Cushing. Bingham; Victor Eckman,
Bingham. +. l.. Goodcil. Bingham. %.
W. George. Bingham. Elmer hin. Ring-
ham: Evan J. Jones. Bingham: j. II
Quick, Bingham, William Robinson,
Bingham: Thomas Tibble. bingham.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

William ~. Bateman, west Jordan:
Robert r. Diamond. West Jordan; Will
liam l.. Egbert. West Jordan. Joseph
Hubbard. West Jordan Henry +. Jen-
sen. West Jordan; Robert :. Lancaster.
West Jordan. Charles II. Moon, West
Jordan. Scion Richardson, jr.. West
Jordan.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

District No. ~, salt Lake County.
Joseph II. Derbidge, Lead Mil; John
Mitchell -Conperton
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17

4. II. Dahle. Garfield; J. II. Dyer. Car
field. Walter g. Erickson. Garfield: Leo
y. Foster. Garfield: Ed. Fife Gar
field: William Hoffman. Garfield: Jacob
Huber, Garfield; James Kone. Garfield
George A. Olmstead. Garfield: Robert
r. QUAY. Garfield. j. A. Weihel, Car
fold. James Williams. Garfield.
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well. Murray: benjamin Gordon. Muir
ray. John A. Jones. Murray; ]. W.
Krebs Murray: A. Townsend Murray:
J. NJ Wood, Murray; T.. J. Warenski,
Murray.
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George =. Jenkins. Pleasant Green:
Osmond IeChemenant, Pleasant Green.
Charles Peterson. Pleasant Green
George A. Reid. Pleasant Green: A. G.
Reid. Pleasant Green; Oliver Shafer.
Pleasant Green. II. v. Shurtiiff. Pleas
Green.
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Green.
District No. 50. salt Lake County.
Lorenzo Day. Hunter; Bert Davis.
Hunter. samuel +. Hill. Hunter; Peter
Larsen. Hunter.
District No. -, salt Lake County.
Alfred Anderson. Murray r. d. :: s.
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District No. %, salt Lake County.

Richard a. Evans. Murray: Edwa I'd
r.. Horr. Murray. Martin Jensen. Muir
ray; John kilpack. Murray: L. G. Mil
Ter. Murray. J. W. McHenry. Murray:
James M. Nelson. Murray; William H.
WRIGHT. Murray.
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r. Arnold. CsIder's r. d. 2: W. II. Bar
ton, Callers r. u. 2: Harry L. Bawden,
Callers r. D. 2 ira Bennion. Murray
r. u. Z; A. !. Hill. Callers r ID. q.
J. NJ. Kendrick. Callers r. ID. .; Thorn
as Medill. Callers r. -. ..
nf-frf-f N - S.rt ii. f,u.r-
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-. salt Lake Comfy.

James ". Cahoon. Murray; Johr
Oberland. Murray; d. W. Phelan. Muir
ray; Wallace II. Rider. Murray.
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John y. Anderson. Sandy: Ben Boyce.
sandy. e. ~. Cushing. SANDY: mi w
Charter. sandy, David Egbert. SANDY.
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street, Murray; August Gehring.
state street. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth South; Lewis W. Harris. 1854
state street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-01

Yroonfis Der fsiBlaen Bienen einae.
belmst uno nod iii bic Grnteseii nlht
poruber. gr eripariet einen 8tlammt=
ertraa BON ninotifens 1900 Bfunb.
Dleie auberoroentlif reidhe grnte bantt
es iomohl Der 0orsillitfeit Ieines mel.
Ben aiees, tpie BEN 6lsiB isiner Bienen,
Der befonbers I'M .Suni uno big um Die
Witte Suli. als Die Giirre eintrot. be-
flinoet wuroe. Die BitnenpfIeae miro
BON Gotpls ipfematiih rationea betrie=
ben. Seine St6fe lino auberaep0bn-
LID aerdunlia. oiele bapon bier @taaen
bod. uno relt3es 6utter liefert elm aus=
aeoebntes Rleefelo.
Bon elmer 2rantbeit eenelen tpuroe
ON lebten Dounsritaa in Dounastomn
Sobn Shop aus Dem itdoitihen 6oipi=
tai sntlaRen. Anf oem ypsge mad iei-
ner Wobnung muroe er an elmer y. &
9. gabr-Rreu3nna bon einem poffa-
aier3ug ereilt uno bonn 8eleiIe oemrr=
len. gr mar tooi, als ct aufgebooen
muroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-01
PoIitifNes.

Yrpan bot fitb aegen 0armon er-
|tldrt uno lpiro befen @anoibatur fur
bic prdiioeniihaft enerqiid betdmpfen.
Dos uiro Niemanb ber,punoern. Der
ben ytrofenen patrioten" Don Nebras,
ia tennt. @r min nidt augeben, oab
Elm anberer elm Reht bat. nom,nirt 3u
Deroen, obpobl er gut genu9 meib. ooB
er Mot ermdhlt iperben fann. Dof
BrDan's @infiuB TT i'm ehpinoen bee
ariffsn uno msnn ibm aud Rodsfeler
einiae 5sdiler ieines Baosimmer-Wbis=
teps fhift, um feinen ginfluB bel iei-
men prohibitioniliiiben Ssreunoen gu
itdrten, 10 miro er bod ilibt eentaen.
um ieinem 8lorienihimmer neuen
Slang au Derleihen.
Ser alte &pfefeller unb 8rnan Nrm
in Nrm i'm Banbmaaen Der prObibitio=
nilfen ! Sin nettes paar !
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1euer

I'm Dienitoa MorQen I'm 3 80 be.
mertte Riharo Watflns. Elm Gnabt
bon IA Sahren. Der auf Der 5iioieitt
liber oem Speaere,tpaaren9efhdft BON
Shumafer uno Watfins in einem
Dnter5immer ihlisf. bob iein ehtai.
slmner ooll &aub par unb aueleih
lab er auh, baB Die Ointertreppe
brannte. @r tpsfte feline Shlueiter,
'sran Shumaher, Die mil ihrem Mlan=
ne. Gop Shumater. in einem Worber.
slmmer iiber benz Store itbli,f, ounn
lpruna ct gum Jeniter binaus uno aab
Naueralarm.
Als Hop Shumoter itinen st,pa=
ger rutcn botie. tpranq er aus Dem
Seit, tDuro ober ioQleih pom Rnuh
uno bon Der 0tBs tibermdltlai uno fel
bemuBflos gu 8ooen Nls Hpau sdu=
mater oles lab ltlsB lie elm 5euiter auf.
nobel lie cine Sheibe brnh nno cine
ii fe Shnittmunoe in Der Dane oapon
trua. Damn ihleppte lie ,hrsn Wann
snm 6enlsr uno hpb isinen Gopf gum
= p'
fenlter bln0us on Die friide Guft.
unteroellen poren 6enrp geibolo uno
ebas. 6aQlsp auf Die granoltdttp qe=
tommPn. Sic fanosn eine alte 2eiter
uno itsllten liP untsr ons isenifer, NOR
auf Semn SsibOlo ole 9eiter bpltiea
uno Sdumater uno Die 6rdu gum
5enlter blnaus bob, norauf oielelben
BON No6barn III ihren 6Guiern unter=
9ebruht muroen. gls Seibolo ielhlt
wleoer uber Die 2eiter hinun,es lfeiQen
mollte. brad oieislbe unier ieinem Gie.
pibt 3uiammen. bod puroe II nldt
oerieBt.
Nls bic iseuerwebr CUR stelle fam,
bate man oas 5Seuer balb unter @ont.
role. Eie Wuaren i'm Store lino
ourh 6euer uno Wuiier serit6rt uno
bas 0aus wuroe ourb oeu yrano
lhper beIhdoigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-01
LABOR DAY TO
Be OBSERVED HERE
Managementof TuscoTa Park Has Ar
ranged Program ATTY. Cook
Of Canton WMSpeak

The management of Tuscora park
has planned Labor Day celebra-
tion to be held at the park next Mon
day. Speaking, band concerts, free
attractions and display of fireworks
are the features of the program.
The speaker for the day will be
Attorney Allen Cook of Canton, Stark
county Socialist leader, who will
give an address during the afternoon
and another during the evening.
There will be two free open-air
vaudeville attractions and the Great
Eastern band will give concerts dur
ing the day and evening.
The celebration is to terminate in
grand display Of fireworks to be set
off during the evening. All the reg
ular park attractions will be in op-
|eration.
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.suIane.

gtah ben leBten Berihten lino bel
ben Wulbbrdnoen in ben Staaten Winn.
tona, Soaho uno Waiblnston iiber 200
petionen umaetommens llnisr Der
3abl Der Spfer bsfinoen Iih msbr Gig
etnbunoert &eaierunss= Walobiitsr.
SSn DER .ytdbe pon Blafmater, IS
Mellen meitllb BON Sefferion @itp,
Wto, tollioirten am 26. Nuquit 3pei
fbpere 5raht5ii,e Der MiKouri Bacific
GiIenbabn. isiinf gerionen, idmtlib
@l'enbabnbeamte. tpuroen get0otet uno
eine Berlon Durne ibmer berlebt. Ser.
urfa6t purbe Der unfall baourh, oab
Der Sianalpdhtsr in yOonspiae Elm
falIdss Signal aufae8oaen bate.
Gie gepDltsruna Der Ser. gtaaten
belauft fib nah einem bprldufiQen ge-
riht oes @eniusoirettors 9urano au=
aenblidli6 auf 80. 100000 Stem
Uprts Semohner3obl miro aui 4 800 :
900 uuo Die gblcu9o's auf 2,40b, 900
an9egeben.
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Notis at Gontraftore,t.
Die @ommiliipndre bon Suscaratpas
Gountp, Ohio, pefoen big am

NOuNtD. SQtO, WefOeH Dls Qtl
Homtrtiaa. %. September 1910.
UNI | llbr Nahmittaes. stanoarn 3eit.
uerlie9elte Nnaebote entaeaen nebmen
fir Die WerbeIeruna cine, 900 CUB
lan9en etraBe in Warren 9ownibip.
5erner auch Die 8erbsferuna elmer
100 SUB lanaen StraBe in Salem
5omnibip.
Dieie Mrbe,ten iino nod ben Yldnen
unb 5hdBunaen aus3ufiihren. ole in
Der Office oes @ountp AUDITORS nieosr=
aelest ino. Nle Mnaebote miilien 8t'
Der anaeaebenen 3sit einaereibt iein
uno mproen oieielben alsoann erDffne!
uno offsnilih perleien. Die Commits
liondre bebalten iih oas &eht Dor, elm.
aelne ober ale Nn9ebote 81 permerfen.
Alle Nnaebote muiien BON einem Ge.
po1it bon $4,000 in barren @eloe ooe'
elmer beelaubieten YantanDeiiuna.
sablbar an D. IS. shoit. Nnoiior por
3uscaramas Goautp. beeleitst iein. al:
cine 8arantie. oaB Der Bieter ben Gon
trait iibernahnlen nr0 giirafd)aft iii,
bic Nusfiihruna oeHelben aeben miro
menn ihm Delie!be suaeiprohen lpiro.
Sm Muftrage Der Seh0roe Der 6onn
tp @Ommiilipndre IN oeren sibun!
an Is. Nugulf 1910.
N. Is. 6 hpti.
Mnbitor pon Suscarawas Count 3. 6
93 Is
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3natt9eiiibI Der MDiaftfer i;t
0rofser G1be.

Wdhreno Der lebten Gluatpchs 10
Rbeims bat Elm Witarbeifer Dss Vdrlisr
Sournal" Die beiosn gnftinltfsr, ole
3u oen stoBisn DDtsn esfporaenisaer
lino. Morane uHo yofbanl iiber ole
@lnoriife bsfrngt. bic fie III olslen Au-
aenblif BON Der iiefen @infonifeit unI
lltb Der eemonnsn baben. Worane, Der
tur3 aupor eine 90be bon loo uVetern
errei1t bate. erfldrfe init ebrlider Df-
fenbeit, oaB ct in benz Augenblif, dls
er Die iiber lbn ihwebenbe Wolfenlhibt
beriibrte. oas @efiibl 9ebabt babe. ais
ltteBe er nit ieinem Npparat afI eirle
Tslte Eefe. .gine idrsflihe- NnGit
erariff MID uno ih bin iobalo als nl0g.
lid pieoer abgelfieaen. Nls idb auf
Dem 6lusplaBe anlanate. mar i15 too-
tenbleih uuo B!ertpt muBte MID auf
oem Wese gum Buffet unterifiiBen, follft
mare lt snlammen sebroAen. Aebnli=
DIE ginDriife bate yatbam. ,Sil Dem
Nuaenblif, no ih in Der Wolienfcbidt
perI1nano. 10 er3dblte er. in Der
60be pon 1880 Dietern. erariff mid
elne geraoeau wabnllnnige 9lnalt. vs.
mar fur mid Elm fur1tbdres @efiibl. in
Der lnenolihen Nebslbiille allein al
lein. obne Elm menihllhes Wslen in Der
Jdbe. SD tonnte nlbts mebr fehen
uno muBte bel meiuem islug nidbt, oh
i'd ltie9 Doer fisl.
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tginoeiaubt.)


&eo. Dr @rnit bon 6abmann, Ba=
tor Der 50. 2ut9. Salems Stride in
Baltimore. Wo., perbrinot feline SSerien
CUR 3eit bel leinem Shnleqerpater in
Sennilon. .. Die GeFormirte 8e.
meinoe in &aaersoile leB li1 Die Sc
leaenhelt nitt entaeben. oi,isn allbelieb=
ten uno melt iiber Die @rer3en Dec
Sfens hinnus aabetannten Ganselreo=
ner auf lhrer Gansel 81 borsn. Sl
preoiate am Sonntaa Hep. BON Sab.
mann iiber Den Strt 2ucos 20, bonn O.
Il. Sic STRIDE mar bis sum iebter
plab Qefiillt uno nit Nnoa1t uno tiei
tier SpannunQ lnulhten Die Mntpeien
ben Den Ausfiibrungen oes aetpalti9sl
&eoners. Jiir Die &aaerspiue @emein
oe mar oies Elm SohaenuB, Der ioball
ni6t oeraeiien iein wiro. Reu. Dol
Dabmaun 1T Elm tiihtiaer &etboriter
Der es Derfteht ourh isine eiane @lau
benstraft Die 0er5en binaureiBen uni
| lie gu iiberaeuseu.
giner Der babel mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-01
bolivar Man To
Have Auto Contest
ArTanges Run From Canton to zoar for
Speed and Gasoline Consurnp-
ton

]. @. Lash of Bolivar has arranged
for an automobile contest for time
and gasoline consumption to be run
from Canton to Zoar next Sunday.
Mr.. Lash who is agent for the Brush
runabout, has arranged for about
twenty-five Brush owners to enter
the race, most of them being from
the northern part of the county and
few from Canton. The run will be
made fromCanton to Massillon thence
| to Strasburg and then through Boli-
var to Zoar.
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SeneIOen sic ntd)t ssbrea
9SaGtbaru.

neil er altiflid 1T uno lie uer3ast lino.
neil er laht. mabreno lis leufsen. gr
lit oielleiht niht aIiidllber als Sic.
aber iein ylui rft REIN uno trdfti9.
nabreno oas SbriQe leblos uno Dergif=
let lit. Seine 2eber perr.Gtet iDre
4rbeit. m6brenb Die Sbrige ben 8ienlt
oermeiQert. 5forul's 4lpentrduter miro
Sbre @sIunobeit in Sronuna brinsen
unn SS6re frobe Haune miro infol9e
oehen 5uriiftsbren. yiiht in Npotbe=
fen 81 habeu. IOnoern unr pon 2otal=
Ngenten. Sbreiben Sic an Or. Better
Jabrnep & Sons 60. 10 : % Sopue
Nue., @llcaao. 81.
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Observation-Disclosures.

@rnit 8 Mc@ue, @naoenhitten :
Dtinnie Mae 6rps, 8euniion.
Wulter s. Stubbins, 5tafipn Is =
9lnno &. Mc 8ioitt, Stem pbila.
Wm. 8. Sole, Nsm Briahton, ga. :
Carrie 8il, SEEM Bhilnoelpbio.
Sutlep R Ullller, anob Nolter, Wo. :
Vsrna WapaSpnes. Nsw Bbila.
Soleph Geitner. Canal Depeg 3nbl
2lopo. 5uoorcreet.
SeHe Gan @lmooo, 6anal Sober =
4nna =. 6rautitp. Sort 5p.
6drolo @. Hoth - 2ucile GinIeD, bel
be bon Sennifon.
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austann.

Sn oeltiden 2onoen peroen Der
prDpaaanoa Der Wiornlonen neueroinQs
bon Den Beb0rben entlhlohen shran=
tengge5ogen. 2aut Weloung aus Ores.
soeti iino Ioebea lieben 9ipofel Der Siei=
weiberei nus Dem 26nisreid Sadien
ausaemiefen tporoen.
Sn Berlin lino mebrere @bolerafdlle
uoraetommen uno eine Ssrau 1T on Der
Grantbsit geltOrben.
Nm Sienitag Moraen puroen in Der
italieniihen prouin5 @alabriea beftiae
@rolt0Be peripiirt. @inselne @roitOBe
waren 10 beftig. oaB uiele Bemobner
ibre 6duier perlieBen uno auf Die
Strabe eilten.
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SIM 3eidpeu BET oinlne iSmase Io1en mir uiiS boran
ertnnern bob gebebidber Sebensaui MIR BET pol=
ftduDigem @letdgeptebt bes 2eibeS nlpgiu ift Yer-
melDe DaS 3uptel ebenip nie bas ,3urueulg 6Itet
Gndb Dor ueberlabnny beS Wtogens ge'et bem &brper
aber uldb an Spetie uno srnnf aenug s @aten.
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-07-02
PRINCE OF BOOSTERS.
Speaks Prophetically of the Com
ing Greatness of This Place.

Speaks Prophetically of the Conn
ing Greatness of This Place.
Major Fred r. Reed, general
agent of the Twin Falls North Side
Investment company, and one of the
old pioneers of Idaho, arrived in the
Power City Wednesday evening. He
spent part Of the day shaking
hands with his many friends here.
In reply to inquiries as to the out
look, Major Reed said, There is
no town in Idaho that has better
prospects for a bright future than
American Falls, and I see no rea-
son why the city by the falls should
not be one of the most prosperous
and attractive in all Idaho There
is one thing, said Major Reed.
"thataI would give you tip on,and
that is to take all the little hammer
that are working and go down and
throw them in the falls and get
busy for a greater and bigger Am
erican Falls. There is scarcely
room enough, taking both sides of
the track, to accommodate what Am
erican Falls will be in a few years,
and all should boost for the great
er American Falls.
Regarding the dam now in the
hands of the Bruneau project, there
is entirely too much talk about that.
1t is true there has been several
surveys made, but so far as known
today nothing definate has been de-
termined on. 1t is always customar
where dams are contemplated to get
state permits for the building of the
same. 1t may be several years be-
fore the Bruneau project can be
brought into action, and in the eveIt
that any part of the American Falls
townsite should be covered by the
waters of this great dam. why the
market price for the property will
be paid to the owners, os there is
iNoAiy hothihE W ~OIIy dDOuN. L ut
construction of a great and splendid
dam such as is being contemplated
by the company will be a benefit
to any country. II will take a long
time to construct it, there will be
hundreds and hundreds of thousands
OF dollars expended, and when it
is done it will be as eternal as the
hills, and there is no danger of all
these fears, which as a matter of
fact, are only imaginary when ne
facts of the case are known.
Il am always great friend of
American Falls and | am a firm
believer in its great and brilliant
future. | have many warm and
personal friends here. and | am
always glad at any time to say a
good word for the Power City"