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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

9lanOt ale 4merifas mango 90
fore 9ioun0ere fan bort 9ouipItem
meO 9ette iiges. at inotage en- frem.
ifnOt 8laos.
9i bar, gonife bogitaoeli5t Gore
/ 8uiinouis. % 6Dert eneite anr
ifriues Ger Here, iaa man mac eaers
nof befpmret ip6rge, 5por Oct belle
ifal enOe. 6ertil iparer pore
2oOfpnoi9e meo ct foritaaenoe Smil,
ioet De ieirsitolte foriifrer, at oct
netop ilet life ifaI enoe. Get ifnl
bliOe oeo. 6remoeleS gunfer og
9nnfer al npe 2ooe, iaa lenge -
ia, ioa lPnge Solicit oil finoe zig
! aft bette @alimatios.
Sois en- 9eger ira 2i6erios Sun.
gle tom BERTH for at ituOere ameri-
tonif Ret, oiloe ban %oiitnof fsle zig
bgilig forbapiet, at oi / flere 9en-
ieen6er u6etinget er bagefter De bel.
eller bolppil6e.
6Or nDlig bleo en- 5pr anflaget
for at booe itliffet SIo paa en- So
Itof, befenOte Jig ifpIoig og bIeO -
-rifenot. ges. Cir, frifenot.
Oct er oirfeIig ianotl
San 6efenOte Jig ifpl6ie. Men
blGie bore meo BAN og bans Be
fen0elie. 2oDen oioIte beore 9eifeo.
Ser uar en- Baragrat iom omtalte,
bpa6 Der ifuloe times ben, Der itaf
SIo pna en Stat. Wen ON Ssitaf-
fe n9pneoe 2ooen intet. altioa fun
De 0elintoenten life osmmes. 36i
bpem funoe afgsre, boa0 Slags
Staffe, 2ooen mentel Waaife bar
Der fun tpnft paa 9nln., grpnoe-
eaer Wsgitaffe. Oct er en- farlig
Gag, pour Sonorl iaaoon uoen BIZ
bere at foruoiette, at Der ogioa Dir
felie bar npret tenft paa Ssitoffel
= Spren bleu frifenot.
8i lpite / Dor Donmarfsbiitorie /
Sfolen ON ariltian 8. 8ieroe, at
fan iom t4.aars 0reng tit at bsre
ON ire grsore af en- Goelsil9gt, Der
bnboe ooerfnloet en- ing naabenles
N6elsmono pna 8iborg @o6e og
afbugget bans bsjre &oono. Sillige
bsrte ban, at Higsranoet ioa gerne
piloe reo0e De ire golo8meno ira
Strof. Do 6ormeoes ben unqe 9on-
ge. Or Der, ipurgte ban, oilet
intet 2opiteo, Der 6eitemmer Strof
for Jig golosbanoling?"
SO" iooreoe man, 0ganife piit
CT / Sfoane8 COB en- Hora9rof, at
ben, Der of6ueeer en- Srels 6aan6,
ifol 6soe ire Warf og e%ritatte Ger
en- Ja6et. Men oa bet fun gpl0er
ifaanife Gr9ae og life ipoife a6els.
mpn6, Ell Der intet at title op."
oSar oa en- SrRl | Sfnnne Iterre
aet END en- Qoelsmano / Spllano2
Min Wening er, at De to grsore,
Der enonu leper, ftal bboe beres
ire Marf, oe oesuoen baps aeren
~forbruot. Gam, Der er $50, mao
Cub BONNIE" Og oerpeo blep
bet.
SanoeIfg eoot giort af en- 14-oars
Drengl
9npoe pi bog blot en- Gier6e Sri.
ftfan beropre til at Ipie op | aft oct
Qop-Sumbug, Der bel omiioer flem.
nier os ale ibieIl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07
Gfteril9t til
. .-11 SubilGumsgaDen.

9i bar 0el ale meo 3iteresie
nlat me0 /, 6soo Der bar Dpret
ifreoet / u3onifercn@ ON nor Subj
lprmsaaoe. "a 0e ileite al pore
@pno bar bot qnleOning til Of
inbifri6erc, iterre eler minOre Sum-
mer I'll 0enne Sna. eiteriom Sier-
te % GDne bar t%ilifnnoet. g}u er bet
10 iaa. at De ileite RGn0 ceprpiel.
terer ct Stem. iaa at naar Ofonoen
aioer, bar belle 0ienmet qioet me0
BAN. OF bog - bDilten 9ellianelle
er Der life / ben %perionIige @iben,
bnor ri e%rfarer Sonobeoen al Scr.
rens 9r6: ~SoIigt er BET at gioe
heIlere emo at tage.~ @i / Zen fore
ne0e Strife er 10 eert itor 5amilie %
&ubilGum5ieiten en- 5amiliebegipen-
be0. 2oo Os Oerfor ale 5a0e Inleo-
ming til al noe til Su6ilpumsgapen.
Sea tGnfer MIG Ell fpr 9eoite.
mo6er, en- al 0en rette SIngs, iom
ear en- itor Slot Born o. enonu lie
re g%srne6srn; bun trpnger til en-
2i0rente. % belle benoes 5amilie er
bIeoeu enige ON at iorifaiie benop
Sen. 9Dilteu @le0e oil oct life fot-
carriage fife alene Mootageren men
ogiaa ale D6erne, naar 9agen
fommer "a, De fan lpg9e @aUen i
6euoes Sfe0. 6or os, iom mn aar.
eiter 4ar er bIepen pant Ill at ienoe
core Bern til Sfolen ! Blair. Ne6.,
tan ui nGiten iige. at Qrinitatis
Seminatium % Cana College er
6leoen iom en- far 9eOite. 9e ior-
ifeIIige 8irfiombe6er eGer @rene al
ArbeiOet. fan ri liene De0 8ernene,
% o.. Sc enfelte MeoIemmer, oeo
gsrnebsrnene
9or 5ormanO bar mn paapeget,
at 5or 9e0ite trunaer iii en- 2ioren-
te pna S25, 900; ban MAJ Bit u9-
fortrolig meO 6ori9ttelien / Gal.
Sill, % ri ifulOe 10 neoie Opre
meo til at beifGmme bans 5illio
boerfen til 6erren eaer til os.
1ol er life ioa tort, naar
ri betpnfer, at Sipleontallet / Zen
iorene0e airfe opgipes til 1884.
Ter er Is M~enigbe0er, iom life er
talt me0, iaa Sallet fommer nof
mer op Iii oe 10000. Mon life De
fleite 5omiIier fun0e gine ct 5of.
pnn en- Dollar for bnert Weo.
lem / 5amilien. @aer ON 6oert fon.
firmeret Ne6lem gap 2 Collars,
oct blfoe $4,000. Raar iaa
oct fommer meo, Iom De be6reitille.
be giper mere, pil ri fomme ct goot
ooer oe $25 900. 3enne Ga.
oil npre ct ifsnt gepis poa, at
oi ~panifsuner Sfolens 9etponin9 ca
Berning, og blot ri LITTER ! Slot,
ifnl BET oaiaa nof Mas, @li6 til
lere % 2ou og os til 8eliieneIie.
6erren Tiger: @@iuer, ina .ifol
a0er gioes; en- goo, %fnuget, lfuoOet
og operfleOig Naaoe ifuIle De gioe
eoers Sfeo. Seq bar M 3aaet og
booroan fan ieg p9re meo at
poe en- Sf9rp2 gi apinoer bor
ret itore GUNNER mellem
69noerne, men er Dog lieeiom gsr.
meme glade pe6 at bore meo at 9tOe
Seg fif on Ell 3anfe og fog Den iom
ienot fra Serren. Men ioa tenfte
lea, bet er bel life ret at beboI6e
benne @l9oe for mig ielb, maaife
nogle al mine SsItre | ben forene.
be airfe er GLAD peo at bore meo,
% | bet Saab err bette ffrepet. pla-
ien er nemfie oenne: Bi lauer en-
Sparebssie, belit | Sorm al en- Sir
effer Sfole. Bpnter ben paa beo.
tie Waaoe og gioer BEN IN Baa.
'frift iom iparer til Seniigten. 2o6
aabningen, b%oorigennem bort Saf.
,ffer ffol GLIDE neo, bore fort NOT
III, at en- Dollar fan fomme meo, |
nm en- fnoban beenrer abgana. 2ao
% bnnge eler i1tte ben pno en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07
9anlmcn Siloam.

y@oa ben, TO 0iq i Gammen
Siloom." Sob. 8, I.
MeI.: Boo Serniolem oct m.
@oo og TO / SiIoam,
$50 Dor 6reIiers 0ro til 5am,
Blind par ale Sage;
2pbig ban iii Gammen gif,
aIore Zine Der ban fit,
Som meO Spn tilbnge.
@oa % TO / Siloom.
9Doer Oroet emo ira bam,
Ger bar Spn for bIinoe,
20 dig / SUBS 9too6es Gam,
90 Din glino6eb, Sono og Sfnm
Sfal for aroiten ioinoe.
@oa oa TO | Siloam =
Won on 6enne Rsit fornnm
7pbt / Siplens SnOrei
&nr on Spn / Wsrfet fen6t,
aan OIL ie MOB Seius oenot
2ioiens 9ns at tinorel
@oa og TO / SiIonm,
Oct ifal IpOe 6er fra BAN.
Iii bbem airfen pies;
Srsitie BAN poo 0roet tag,
8ro oin 9linobeo emo | Da9
SfaI on oiit berries.
GiIoas Slide.
oSiloos iagte rinbenoe @nnoe."
81. 8, 6.
Rel: 9rbo frem NIT Sierts Srana
at linore.
'oo, fere @ub, De title ganoe
Siloa 1i0rinoe Der;
9nb airfen Sifoom BOG Itnn6e
Inobnoenoe for fern % n9r, ;,
fsre 6olf til aiIoens 8ooer
lpifes, iom ian oprt on looer.
'n6 Strsmmen flpoe opb og rolie
! Siloom, 90 goOe @ro,
'a6 airfen bpre Sreoens 8oIig,
)por Qipets 8ano ou oeler no.
5e BOG, bpor Siplene forim9gter,
ySiortens Sfrie" bos Soroens
Sfdater.
fsr Bio be imoa, for bio De unee,
isr bio DC Itprfe, Bib De eroo;
% be, bois gproer ere tunee,
,Db Dem, bpb onoe, gobe, fromme,
Dem, bp6 alle andre fomme.
% ref Dem ioa, o SUB, berinbe
IN 2eife6rif til epiet Gin.
5oa itprfes mao be ipee Sinoe,
5aa grennes fon bet terre Sip;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

5 i'm 6orfGorine til Den an0en
ggn / 6aoeroor Tiger Or. 9ut6er,
at De ileite Dor for Sfif at renoe
bio og DID, cen til Nom, en- anoen
til Bette eaer bint gaIfartiteo; no9-
Ie Bigger aapeller, anore opretter
forifelIi9e SIogs StifteIier: men
til BET e9entIige 8unft tonmer IN
gen al Dem, bette, at De ielo ino-
Oorte5 ooeroioer iig til @nO % Ia-
ser bans Gige TONNE / oeres Sier.
ter. Ge fan 6Dfle mutt / oct gore
meo ale 0eres @erninger. men in0=
peuoig ueoblioer irem0eIe5 0en GAM
le 0nOifob, BET iamme Soo, ben bio.
tioige llf1if6eo, ben ieOoonIiae
llprlig6eo.
aunoe set blot raobes meo 3D.
iunreit. me0 Sor0euitemme / port
9anos 9figmenos Tren, De, Der 81.
per oe itprtenOe @engeiumnler til
airfens 9Orel
Men ogiaa til ale Dem. Ser p0er
melt / Meni9be0erne, og iom netop
ofte al ben @rino falifelig tror Jig
iifreoe for @u0s Riae o. Sen on.
Den geroenl
a@oo ieg nit 2egeme ben Tor At
brpnoes, men bapoe life aprIio6e0,
ononeoe oct mig intet."
Sois @uosriget life fommer iaa-
Oan til big og mig, at Oct f6rIt
al aft luffes inc / pore 6ierter, 0a
er set 10, iaa piot os onaaar. oct
iomme, iom BET ilet life er fommet.
; en- 9p / @isconiin bar Ser iiOit.
leoen SuIeOog en- lille 10-aors 81.
&c peo Gaun @orie, iom al lin no
Ser nar blepen ppntet til S6noags
ifoIe, 5uor Ser iful0e uoOeles Smna.
CARER til aQe oeane Sfoles We0.
lemmer. 0ie6 banfenoe 5ierte. tim
orenoe Zine og glno, 5arnlig 5or.
bentning iIeoe BEN life 9ige til Sir
fen. 90 meo Ipffeimilenoe aniigt
ifpn0te bum fig ue0 5lutuingen
biemao for at gre lin Mo'r me0-
oeIagtig / @lpoeu.
@en. itaffeIs file, set bIeo benz
Be en- iergelig Siemfomit. "a bun
aabneOe 0sren, fan6t bun i'm No.
Der ligqea6e os6 pno @uloet, orebt
al 6ierteilag.
1aloer oit 9Iif poa oisie 2inier.
on fife greng oa Gige, iom manife
M iornpIig oeina inale0es lDffeiplot
ileOe 6iem ira Snletrpet ior al pie
Sin fpre Nor oine @auer O.
taf sin 6immelife 6reIier, at ran
bar IaSet Big beboIoc 6en0e. ION
6u aaisepeI ne0ig fun6e mite.
@n 6eremt 5oriatter 6le9 engang
! ct Selifob al De talrigt ~ti!iteoeue-
renoe Gamer opfororet til IT uotale
Jig ON oabin6en".
~aOinoen," iagoe ban "a. .figHer
ct 8oar-llr, en- Sneel % et Gffo.-
Som Sanrn.l1ret uobaimerer bun
for belle Staoen, bpao Der ioreganr
/ benoes Stems Snbre. Com Snce-
len oil bun BELT bare al i'm Glen
oom til Sfue, boor bun fommer
frem. Og iom Gffoet 6e6oloer BUN
altio set iiOIte Or0."
Giebliffelig traf set op meo ore.
De Miner, baanenoe Eietait o9
ipD0ife 8ilraab oper gigterens So
reo.
nNen,~ Deobleo ban. for ale De
tiliteoeppren6e Gamers 8eofommen-
De moo Ieg, ifent ale ire eignelier
pnsier ogino pon Gem, gioe ben
l%lotDoning, of De er punftlige iom
5aarn-llret, buslige iom Sneglen
og er ito6ig Ceres egne Menos
@ffo."
Get 6ialp paa Sumgret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11

Advertising space in this little pa
per is worth considerably more than
we charge, but we expect to give
the advertisers some advantages,
If there were no profits to him OF
course we would not expect his
business The rate for large
space and long contracts ten
cents per inch, but we frequently
get Is, 40 and so cents per inch
when we give exceptional position,
or the advertising is difficult, or the
contract complicated. We some
times find that the advertiser expects
a lower rate than ten cents, and
it takes time and postage to convice
them that we mean it when we say
10 cents per inch. net cash is the
minimum rate"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11
Prosperity In The South.

Atlanta, July 11.-As another
evidence of the prosperity and
progress of trust companies in the
South comes the announcement
that the Hillyer Trust Company of
this city has declared a semi-an-
nual dividend of two per cent,
payable at once to stockholders of
record June 30th. This is at the
rate of four per cent per annum,
and was declared out of undivided
profits, after passing a substantial
amount to surplus.
The Hyller Trust Company began
business last fall and had a capital
and surplus of 100000.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11
DON'T DELAY.
Backache Will Get Worse and
Worse Until the Kidneys
Are Cured.

Unhappy is the man or woman
with bad back.
All day there is a heavy, dull,
throbbing pain in the small Of the
back, just over the kidneys.
When night comes the sufferer
retires to fitful sleep, can't lie
comfortable in any one position, or
turn over without painful effort.
Don't look at backache as merely
a muscular pain, that will pass
away with rest. There is deeper
trouble. Nine times out Of ten it
is the kidneys that throb and ache,
and there can be no relief until
the kidneys are given help.
The kidneys have a big work to
do. All the blood in the body is
coursing through the kidneys filters
constantly to be freed of uric
poisons. 1t is a heavy enough
task when the kidneys are well
but a cold chill, fever or some
thoughtless exposure is likely at
any time to irritate, infiame and
congest the kidneys, and interrupt
the purifying work,
There is no better kidney
remedy than Doan's Kidney Pills.
They have cured thousands and
will cure you.
FITZGERALD PROOF.
Mrs. George L. Hit, $40 W.
Oconee Ave, Fitzgerald, Ga, says:
4 still think highly Of Doans Kid
ney Pills and will never go back on
them. Since they cured me OF
kidney trouble nearly three years
ago, l have had no further cause
for complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan'S-
and take no other.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11
Conservation Services to
Be Held In Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, July 11-Itis highly
probable that the service which will
be held to consecrate Father John
E. Gunn as Bishop in the diocese of
Natchez will be held in the Sacred
Heart church in Atlanta. Atlanta
Catholics are making every effort to
secure the services and it is probable
that they will succeed. In the event
that these ceremonies ale held in
Atlanta it will mean that a number
of the church leaders will be present
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11

The Progressive Farmer is SAID
to be, by the best judges, by far,
the best farm Journal published
in the South. That is the reason
we have selected it to club with
the Enterprise in an effort to get it
before the farmers of this county.
We believe it is worth ten times
the cost of both papers to any
farmer who has the slightest pride
in his business.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11

Send the Enterprise to your
friends in distant states they cost
you but a little more than a cent
apiece, the price Of a postal card,
and every copy contains something
good about Fitzgerald and the
colony. 1t is about the best way
to advertise your town.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
TWO GUARD OFFICERS
ARE OFF FOR BORDER
Captain Zimmerman and Cap
tain Sharp Assigned by
General WedgwOOd.

Two additional officers from the Utah
National Guard will go to the Mexican
border Tuesday afternoon over the Salt
Lake Route. They are Captain Fred
Zimmerman. who Is regmental adjutant,
and Captain ]. S. Sharp OF. the medical
staff. The sending of lone officer two
weeks ago was unexpected and II was
understood at the guard headquarters
that there would be no more militia offi-
GERS sent, but General e a. WedSwood
received an order from the war depart
ment the last OF the week calling for an
infantry officer and medical staff Off
Ger,
The two officers will go TO Gross Mount.
which is the ony permanent camp for
the western division of troops. From
Gross Mount they will take up the various
maneuvcrs with the organizations to which
they are assigned. 1t is understood the
western division will be maneuvcrng in
the neighborhood OF Tia Juana. where a
is expected at any moment The two Of
ficers will do practically the same work
as Captain Kneass and Lieutenant Free
man Bassett did month ago.
Captain Fred Kammerman of F COM
pany. stationed at Manti was junior
Ing of the Dick bill. which dissolved the
southern battalion. forcing Major Kam
norman to the command of a company.
Captain Sharp Is a practscing physician
in the city and has been connected with
the Utah. hospital corps for some time.
Captain William c, Webb. who is at
San Antonio on maneuvering service is
expected to arrive in the city some time
next week. Captain Webb was the third
Utah militia officer to be called
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
POLICE GATHER IN MEN
REGARDED WITH SUSPICION
Officers Determined to Clean Up Town
In Effort to Stop
Holdups.

The police are making every effort to
make the arrest OF the men implicated
in the numerous holdups recently, and
have instituted a new war on vagrants
and ali men whose actions are in the
least suspicious are bcing picked UP and
held in Jail until they can give good
account of their means Of gaining i've
Iihood.
4 double quartette OF men was locked
UP Monday afternoon. The frst four
were picked up by Lieutenant Hempel
and Mounted Patrolman Cation They
gave their names as William Williams.
George Mcdonald. II. p Holmes and John
Mcdonald.
The second group was rounded up at
Commercial and First South streets by
Patrolmen George Billings and c. c. Car
stensen. The men gave their names as
Ed Davis, James Cameron, Mick Meloy
and James Harvey Harvey had quan
tity OF "phoney jewelry" In his pockets
and admitted that he had been ped
ding 1t.
The men are being held and will he
examined by the two victims OF the rob-
berries committed Saturday and Sunday
nights in an effort TO connect some OF the
prisoners with those crimes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
LARGE REPRESENTATION
OF LABOR EXPECTED

An attendance of about $50 representa-
tives OF the various lodges belonging TO
or affiliated with the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Carmen at special convention
to he held In Salt Lake City, beginning
June ;. is expected by John j. Suthons.
grand lodge representative OF the broth
erhood. who is making his headquarters
here while completing arrangement for
the meeting.
Mr.. Suthons explains that his purpose
is TO secure unity OF purpose and ac-
tion on the part OF the organizations and
unions such as metal workers, car build
ers, boilermakers and blacksmiths. con-
nected In any way with the manufacture
OF railroad equipment on the Hartman
lines west of the Missouri river.
The meeting Is 10 be held with the in
tent Of securing such a basis for con-
certed action that in case OF disagree :
ment between employers and employed
in any particular locality, the point in
dispute must be referred to judiciary
advisory committee. representing the
unified body. Such action, il Is main
tanned will give the workmen a COM
pelling influence in adjusting their diff
ficulties and will likewise benefit the
employer by preventing any single or
ganization from ordering or participat-
Ing in strike before every legitimate
means To arrive at settlement through
arbitration has been exhausted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
CITY AND VICINITY

F. T. AVERY, residing at the Eagle
hotel left a money belt containing be-
tween $50 and 800 in the hotel bath
room Sunday morning at o'clock He
afternoon and went back TO the bath
room, but the money was gone.
DAVID, THE YOUNG SON of Mrs. Eva
Fackrell, 63l South Main street. who tive
by wagon. was yesterday reported by
his mother to be still in serious con-
dition.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Commer-
cial club committee of chairmen OF stand =
ing committees win be held this noon Re-
ports from various chairmen will be
given In detail at fthe meeting.
MEMBERS OF THE Printers club met
in their regular weekly dinner at the
Commercial club Monday noon. Business
matters pertaining TO the club occupied
some time after the dinner.
MISS LUCY VAN COLT of the Univer-
sity OF Utah entertained the official board
OF the Utah Home Industry association
at the university yesterday afternoon at
Il luncheon
WILLARD DONE. state insura nee
commissioner. and Mrs. Done returned
from American Fork yesterday, where
they had been on a short visit with rel
atives.
L'Aislon' at 4;15 o'clock this afternoon
at the university. This is the play In
which Madame Bernhardt appears Friday
night.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of
the Salt Lake Medical society was held
at the Commercial club Monday night.
a Dutch lunch preceded the meeting
JUDGE ARTHUR BULGE of PocateIlo
Ida. was In the city yesterday con-
ferring with Short Line officials on rail-
road business.
THE UTAH PIGEON. Bantam and Pet
10
Main street at s o'clock Everyone IN
Yited. ga
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09

Nearly 100 delegates from the various
German societies OF Salt Lake held an en-
tbusiastlc meeting in Harmonic hall last
night To discuss the question OF their at
tStude In the campaign now on regarding
the "wet" or dry issue In Salt Lake
City.
The representation was not confined TO
the stcrner sex. as NUMBER OF Prornl- =
ncnt German women were present
While there was some diversity OF opih-
ion as to the best methods 10 be pursued
i'm making the campaign against prohini-
tion, there was complete unaniinlty on
the point that the best interests OF poth
citizens and city would be subserved by
preventing the town from going dry.
Addresses were made by Prof. Moersch.
Leo Donnerfelzer, Gus Frankel JACOB
Auers and other well known representa-
tiycs OF the German societies OF the
city 49,,
OF the right Of personal liberty, The claim
that the enforcement of Prohibition was
in violation Of this right and the assertion
that in a general way the business In
tercsts OF the city would be Injured by
the abolition OF the licensed and properly
regulated saloon