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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Last Words.

Two years later. on the third day
Of October, he died at his home in Salt
Lake City. Just before brea thing his
last he dictated TO President Joseph +.
Smith, who took down the words as the
dying man uttered them. this epitaph TO
be placed upon his tombstone; My body
sleeps for q moment. but my testimony
lives and shall endure forever
The ST, Paul Of Mormondom' az
Tullidge STYLES him. was preacher elo-
quent and powerful, theologian learned
and profound. a llngust TO whom the
dead languages were an open book. n
writer lucid and logical a scientist Of
eminent attainments Essentially "A sage,
having the philosophical temperament as
well as the philosophical cast Of mind,
he might easily have been classed with
Hebrew prophets
a solo was rendered by John r. Hand
II With All Your Heart Ye Now Seek
Me"
Apostle Anthony ". Wins spoke briefly
He SAID that the outstanding character
istic in the life Of Orson Pratt was right
eousness. He euloEized the pie,y OF the
shining light for all thr saints and
whose deeds were worthy of emulation.
Nothing could he more 10 the credit OF
Latter day Saints than To love and re-
we're the memory OF these men who have
written their names on the pages Of his
tory. When the tendency OF the world
at large was so toward traDsgression as
a present il was something 10 look upon
tho great examples In the church history
worthy SUCCESSORS OF them.
The hymn by Farley r. Pratt The
Morning Breaks the Shadows Flee"
closed the exercises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Mission Makes Man.

IrllSSloll AtlChCo
Mr. Taylor avowed that mission work
makes Il man OF the missionary and fur-
thcr increases the faith In the hearts
OF members Of his family. He said that
parents should encourage their sons to
heed the calls for mission work.
The speaker scored good point with
his auditors when Inc spoke of needed
missionary work at home as wei as IN
foreign countries. thousands or mem
hers OF the church and others AT home
need laboring with he said Therc is
room for improvement In our state and
stakes"
the central states mission. spoke i'll
spirit OF prophecy OF spread of Mormon
ism. ''Our faith will go through the
earth until every creature on the face
OF the globe will have the chance to
receive or reject the doctrines of the
Latter-day Saints" he said.
Elder BennIon said that the attitude OF
the world towards the Mormon, church
has changed for the better The word
Mormon" is not such n scarecrow as
il mas been" he declared; the world
has grown 10 know Mormonisn for what
It is and we have the opportunity Of MAX
inG lnnumerablc friends.
Mr.. Bennion spoke OF the evils OF the
use of liquor and tobacco. which is for
bdden by church laws. and warned the
congregation against sin.
The address or William It. Jack Of Gas
sia stake was An imnassioned defense OF
President Joseph +, Smith Of the Mormon
TO the skies calling him model OF pur-
ity. n man absolutely Just. of sterling in
tecrity strength Of character and OF an
inspired mind.
MIR Jack urged the continuance OF
church work by returned missionaries.
When member OF the church completes
his mission service, he usually drops
active work for the cause when on
the contrary he should continue his labor
being we'll fitted by his experience gained
in foreign fields to lead the fight for the
mother church.
The speaker referred 10 a popular mis-
conception entertained by the public. The
average man likes and admires the rank
and file of the Mormous but object to the
high authorities and officers OF the
church" said he. Il only wish the rank
and file would even remotely approach the
high standard OF excellence of mind and
morals OF our officers and leaders,
In conclusion, Elder Jack warned his
hearers Of the temptations adversaries Of
the church are placing in the way OF the
young people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Public Debate,

August. 1870. was made memorable
BY great public discussion in the Salt
Mormon apostle. debated with John. p.
Newman. Methodist pastor and chaplain
OF the United states senate. the ques-
tIon. Does the Bible Sanction Polye-
ANY," The debate lasted three days.
and was listened to by 10000 people.
"In 1874 Orson Pratt became the
church historian. an office held by him
during tho remainder OF his DAYS. In
1877 he went 10 England TO transcribe
and publish an edition of the Book of
Mormon in the Pi,man phonetic char
acrcrs but was recalled almost immedi-
ately by the death OF President Brigham
Young. The ensuing autumn found him
revisit;ns scenes OF early Mormon his
tory. in company with his fellow apostle.
Joseph F. Smith.
December of that year brought an
other mission. the last one undertaken
by this valiant veteran in the cause Of
Christ. It was his fifteenth voyage over
publish at Liverpool the Book Of Nor
mon and the Doctrine and Covenants. as
arranged by him in paragraphs, with
footnotes and references. He also pub
'kcy to the Universe. In London IL
made discovery regarding The great
pyramids OF F|gvpt discovery conclu-
sively demonstrating To his nina tnat
tho date of the organize tion of the
church of Jesus CHRIST of Latter-day
Saints Is symbolized In the chronological
floor line OF the grand gallery In ihat
ancient monument. The apostle was now
advanced in wears. almost upon the sum-
nit OF his thrcescore and ten. His ap-
pearance was truly patriarchal. His ap-
beard being white as snow Powerful
in build, though of but medium stature,
ne was still mentally and physically
strong During the whole period of his
final mission. ending in September. 1879,
he worked for weeks at a stretch not
less than eighteen hours ont OF the
twenty -four. The enfecbled state OF nis
| health after his return showed that the
heavy labor had told severely upon him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

serted. more liberty. truth and power
since The time OF Joseph than In any
other period In tho history of the world.
and were steadily advancing along the
lines laid down by tho prophet. He be-
licved that the worlds better women were
giynG more attention az .he present TO
the building up Of the race and he quoted
from Ella Wheeler Wilcox TO show that
the Gentle women were turning to the
Idea Of motherhood in heaven. He con-
c!uded with "a blessing on the women Of
Zion for their sacrifices they had made
IN bca ring The CONS of mon.
Evening star., 1911-08-27
Continued from page ~

turned; and this was the real William, pay
ing a secret visit to that small rearguard
detachment of his army
Fouchard stopped, crossed his arms, i'm
mensely pleased with his own dramatic re-
cital and its effect upon Dagobert.
"And you?" demanded the Count after a
silence.
al? Oh, l saw my chance, and took it.
| should have liked above all things to have
waited for the end of the fun. But | was
wise; also l was afraid of that splendid
soldierly figure with lightning in his eyes.
l edged to the door. | turned at the last
and made the ugliest face | could at the
white mustached Captain; but | fear he
did not see me. | came away-a great deal
faster than | arrived. And, if you ask me
what happened to those Hussars, | cannot
tell you but | would not be in their shoes
for all the money inside Metz
"They are broken men, and Strackolz IS
as good as shot already know their blood
and iron discipline" Count Dagobert took
turn up and down. "Look here!' he added
with fierce abruptness. Il think we will
keep the truth of this matter to ourselves?'
at is between us only, my Captain. But
allow me to suggest that if our poor Bor-
denave returns, undeceived, repentant-"
"Then, by the blood of Paul! | hang him
with my own hands,"
Evening star., 1911-08-27
FreCk1eS
Freckle-Face! Freckle-Face! Freckle-
Face! FRECKLE-FACE! How
Do You Like 1t?

If you have freckles you need Kintho!
That's as sure as freckles! Hot summer
winds and sunshine bring them out in all
their hideousness, and Kintho is ready for
you wherever toilet goods are sold. A two
ounce package of Kintho is enough for most
light cases, but the most obstinate freckles
are easily and quickly removed, under a
guarantee of money back if it fails.
Use Kintho Soap too. 1t will not only
help give the freckles push, but it is de-
lightful for toilet use
Evening star., 1911-08-27
I'VE BEG TO SUGGEST
Continued from page {

every time that somebody gives out an inter-
view boosting Champ Clark for the presi-
dency, he is overwhelmed with descriptions
of how easy it really is to land the job.
Mr.. Taft does not get sixteen hundred
letters every day. Such a number is ex-
ceptional; but his daily average is more than
four hundred a day. The Speakers mail
runs about one hundred a day. At the
White House, as at the Capitol, many of
these communications never reach the man
to whom they are addressed. If they did,
the progress of Government affairs would
be held up indefinitely. At the White House,
the secretaries and clerks answer many of
the communications that require only a
perfunctory reply. The important letters
are dealt with by Mr.. Taft himself. And
when letters relating to affairs that can be
treated by the various executive depart
ments go to the White House, they are re-
distributed and sent to the Cabinet officers.
Mr.. Bassford, secretary to Speaker Clark,
once said, at has been my observation that
the letters marked Personal are as a rule
the ones that are either unimportant or
silly. They are marked Personal simply
because their authors knew they contained
nothing intrinsically important. The writer's
adopt this Personal to get their communi-
cations past the subordinates in the Office.
Of course they never succeed
To "crank" letters no replies are sent by
any of the high officials; but to all Others
answers in some form are given. Thanks
are returned for abuse or for praise with the
same charming politeness and geniality.
Advice is accepted as if it was to be acted on
within the next minute. Recommendations
of candidates for office are to be Carefully
considered and looked into"
Thus the game developed by the brigade
of 1--WE beg to suggest" goes merrily on,
remains the national bad weather pastme,
does no harm, acts as safety valve for
pent-up feelings-and sometimes does lot
of good
VIOMAN'S wit readily adapts itself to
W all places and all occasions. A woman
lecturer was delivering a practical talk on
beauty and the beauty cult for the enter
tain1nent of the Woman's Professional
League of New York at an interesting ses-
sion one afternoon.
In the course of her lecture the speaker
emphasized the point that certain measure
ments were fundamentally important. Un-
happily, however, the lecturer herself had a
form-if her unusual bulk could be dignified
by such term-that was fashioned on any,
thing but the lines of the Kellerman type
Proceeding with her dissertation on
measurements, she held up a very fat,
round wrist, and said, "Now, twice around
my wrist, once around my throat. Twice
around my throat, once around my waist
Twice around my waist
"Once around Central Park exploded
an irrepressible young thing out in the audi
ence, and the storm of laughter that followed
was altogether immeasurable.
Evening star., 1911-08-27
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Evening star., 1911-08-27
AGENTS WANTED

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Hosiery direct easily. Establish business all
your own Write today Gruco Underwear Co., McCurdy
building, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

neifelisc 5remiGrb til poanp at op-
rifles / Den engeIlfe Eresie. Sele-
grommet, Der Den 2oen Topbr. bar
aflenot fra Soufel Yobma, meloer, of
man paa ct Steb, bporfra Stalienerne
bleo io%roreone, fanot De misbanoIebe
Sig al 1870 apinOer og 9ern, % / Ell
Woife fanbtes 9pnger af isnoerbitg.
geoe apinbe. og 8erneIig. Senne
Epnge bar iaa flor % frpgtelig, at
&orrelponoenten life engang tilupr.
mellespis funoe tGae De bIobige Dire,
men ban aittog, at Der bar melem ire
og fire Sunoreoe. "aan laaoant taa-
les | Dor Sib," i%lutter SeIegrammet,
"og fan life england ifrioe ino og
itanie oisie r9oielsfuIoe Mproerier?"
. StaIien ifal babe ppgiuet 8lanen
ON at bei9tte enfelte Ger / oct gree
ife arfipel, ga bette life antaaes at
epe tilitreffeliet Srpf til at enos
Srigen, men bill oerimob maaife for
arlftalte en- Observation-Disclosures peb
ben ipriife aplt, bpor ct eaer anbet
Steo pil bIipe taset / 9eiiooelie for at
tptnge Sprfen til at gipe &ieb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
mnntund.

1tbnrDnt til Voifmciter. %. s.
Wfaoien er fornplig bIeben uon9pnt
til Boitmeiter / @icfeS, Sefferion
County.
@il forbebre fine geie. 2incoln
Gountp bar meb operpploenOe Wa.
i~oritet beiluttet at ubiteOe Bombs for
$4,000, bpormeb ifal anlpgges
bebre geie % bpggeS npe groer.
Sre Staalbroer bill bIipe bpggeoe
oper 8ootenal @iper, nemlig peo
2ibbp, Srop % &erior6. On al De
planlagoe Seie Ifal gao parallel meo
aootenal Hiper / git 90 8eit ug
giememifj9re BET meite al Gountpet.
Sra oenne Sppeooei bill mango on.
Ore fore ino / De forifielige 6armoi-
~itrifter % Mineitrsg.
ltluc paa Sast / gpens 8aber. Se
al gpen Inoconoas Snbbpggere, Der
ON Worgenen BEN lite 9top. traf til
at p9re oppe peb 6%iretiben, blep
8ione til oct iielbre Spn, at en-
Slot ltlpe forfuIgte en- Itor Siorte-
buff giennem 9pens @aoer. Shorten
maatte enfelte @angc penbe iig og
BRUCE fine taffebe Sorn moo De
groabige Sorfelsere, men set lpffe.
oes Ben BOG at unbilippe langs ip-
penbe @abe, forbi Gourtbuiet og hi
bere uo blanot @iergcne. gnfelte
al SiIifuerne fit Sib til at bente fine
8epprer % fprebe Here Sfuo efter
l%llpene, ser BOG rnbilap, men ipntes
at opgipe Sagten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

DC 8oaitano, at ell Sannofnifert
bpori par $4,000 / fontorte Ne1ge
blep iraitiaalet benbe iiOite Sorsoag,
meoens bun ltob / 9egreb meo at
itiqe mo paa ell Sporpogn / Wt'
mona. Mrs. SSabn fortPIler, at bun
life bar nogen Ginio til ganferne %
oerior aItib bar fine Spareifiainger
hos ia. 9a bun Sorsoag lteg az
Soaet, Der fra Goling Stone bar ait'
fontmet til @inona, tilbeo en- meget
bsiIig Weopasiager fig at bare benz
oes auifert ben til Sporpoanen, %
bette itf ban oa eisre. Wten / ct ube.
pogtct giebIif tog Den biGlplontme
Wonb tilbenS meb Den bprebare
Saonofufiert, og oct bar finn iaaoiot
Mrs. Sobn fit ie BAN foripinoe bag
en- nprliQgenoe @offe. &tfferten
ionbteS rigtignof ienere, men od bar
ben tom. Ser por imiblertio Here
Smitpnoiobeber, iom Folitiet life
fllnoc ioa iii of femme, % De peo
life riqtig bpab &c ifal tro ON ocnne
.Siitprie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

GO Gage efter at Der err gipet @ar.
lei oerom. ganeieIifoberne bar Here
8ange betalt inaoan bobbeIt gritat-
ming, efter at Statens Ssieiteret bar
erfl9ret Sopen for gpIoi9, men ifal
Dog mi bape taget Sfribt til at ino.
orlfe en- al bisie eager for DC 5or.
eneoe Staters Ssieiteret. s. s.
Tolt leo ct Cab peo en- Brand, Der
bite Zig at barre opitanet peo 8ni-
tier ira ct Sofomotip poa WilDoufee.
garen. ganeieIifabet iatte Sfaoen
til $500, men Bolt ofiloe bette 5il.
bub, bOoreiter @etten tilfienote BAN
$3.50. timber opennepntc Sop blep
aItiaa benne Gum forSobIet og Sra.
BET moo SernbaneieIfabet belsb Jig
meo Sagens Smfoitninger til
S1,632.S0. Otter at Oenne aien-
belle er gobfjenbt Of Statens Seie'
iteret bill ben altiaa M appeqeres til
De 5oreneoe Staters Ssieiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
1nclaneet.
Qp,uu.

Gufpricnct i Gitbcrpilc. Get npC
Yoitbus, JON &cgieringeii meo er
@efplmina al $4,000 bar looet op'
fore / Gitberpiue, blep iiolte SnSoal
taaet / 9rlia. SamtiOig mcloeS, a
Den peb iaulrne Eoitfontor oprctteot
Toitiparebanf fprmelig lfpes ion Tc'
itcn, ibet Der iioeil benS SprettelI(
iibite Sommer life bar nlclot Jig Ell
eneite Snoifpber.
Sheatcr brGnbt / Maipn 9th. =
@iIion Sbeoter / Nnion Gitp neo-
brpliotc fuIoItGnoi9 iioitc SnSoa9
Mforgerl, meoenS ben pco Sioen lig'
dcnOe eagles SAL bleu mteget belfa'
biget. Oct bite iig unoer Slltfnin9S'
orbeioct, Of Der life bar tilltrGtfelig
@anomGuQ0e, og 0et bar %bopeoloae'
liz 0erfor 9pgniugcn life fnnoe req
hes. 9ronodef Corners tom iIemt
tiIifobe pcs ioIoenOc 8loS % Nfttr'
item. Sabet bcIsb fla til $4,000;
GsIurancc $4,000.
Sa 9uftifibct pasicrcoc Gaming.
& 2nninno oor set Ell bel S~cgipenbeo,
"a 9uitIfippcreu Sugb Hobinion Tor
Ieben un0cr i'm SlftieiIao8 ira Mint
leopoIiS neooper lauqs 0tiSii8'ippi'
flobcn posicreoc 9pen. Der meloeS
herfrn, of "a man forleoen SorSoag
Woroen al. $50 ff SeIeionmeloing
fro go GrrSie ON, at Suitifipperen
30 tea tilpeirS ser, blco Der t'elBe
tioliacre gIitoIc ringct meo grono'
floffen, pco bpiIfet Signal man for
en- fort Sio inoitiIleoe al 6orretttlng
for at nphe set iieIone Spn. Stole'
bornene if fri Soanbncrfcrne faItene
fine Rebifaber og aiebmonocn lit
QIenmaaI - fort ioqt, ole front
ntcbe neo til gIpcbreooen eIler freb
np pao SuStaQeue for at ifaitc 'ig en-
ltinorct lloiiat. 81. 1924 ruppor'
tcreoeS fra Ben bcie @Iuif oeo V0cn,
Of man ser boooc facet Sutt'tlbet
iiiate - Set por ga omtrcrt III Wttl
norbenior. 8orteict bite 'ig fer't
iom en- liben Ilct poa Sjnllcil, men
blep uroopiS iterrc % flarcre, trottl
set tiliioit iao no iom en- pploig "Gt'
cnitiraer" eler "Gcpel'S Earning
Wceole", iom pisie tpnbe Snietter
ntco tort &opeo % ltore Ginger fol
res. Suitifippcrcn boIbt iig / CT
Ssibc al benimoo 5000 SOB % 9ior.
Sc en- fSort al omtrent Ell NiI pr.
Mlinut; moi furbe tnbelig bore
Gummcn al @oiolincmalfinen og
fyarteietS Rropcl, % "a Sfippcren
e~icnipnliq laqbe an poa at tcl8e 6lo'
6enS Sob, fit mnn ie belle @rcoIioen
Of bcn fipnpemrSii9c 6ll9l "a Spcn
raSiercocS. Get belle uarcoe BOG life
Irnaer eno omtrcnt 10 M|inllter, thi
mrb ben itcrfc Sart bleo Suftlfibet
hrrtia minorc 90 miltbre, % for
iuan0t mart / &immclinnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
5flillucJntu.
5enOer SrSmais til spoairifa.

ScnOer SrSmais til Sponirifn.
s. q. @uuior, Ell Sarmer / NPrbes
Den Of allbert Sea bar ira Erctoriu,
Spoafrifa, iaaet 9eitiling pad 10
9uihelS SPomaiS. Ntr. &uuion er
bcfjenot for i'm MtaiSoprfninQ, oQ set
bar giennen Groi. 9oiS pep StatelS
2auobrra2ifoIe, at ban fit Oenne
feline geitilling.
Scficnot SrGlnitbanSlcr SpS. -
Charles u. @opeu, Der / en- lang
3uffe al Mar bar prrct Ell al Sc melt
i~remtrpoenhe WGno inoen Srplaits
inouitrten / Gtoropcitcn, oeoc beu
Sole Rou. / lit Stem / minneapolis,
70 Iar qamuel. Sans Nllitru oeoe
for iIcre 9Iar iiOen, men De citcrla0er
fig Here Ssnner % Gctre.
Aru / Tnnmurf. 9Iu9rit &rabbcus
bolt, en- bcfienbt 6armCr REQ Sabin,
tiltruuOte iorlcoen Reiien til &ipbcns
haun Tor Of bpue en- iterre Iru, ion
en- ser aioeo Eantc bar ifirnfct hnm
Sirens Stcrrclic nugiuc5 til $4,000
g}arf % Der pplnicS iomtibiq, at
Sen QomIe Came bar urret mcQct
g~ooQiorcnOc % bortitiUnfct oct mcite
al fin 6ormlc til neI0rhi9c GiCmcO.
2GrcriuSc furSrcr SfnScScritnt.
ming. 9}ii5 Scrcno &anaiipcn Ser
bar pnret &TrcrInOe / G~orOcuitioIo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

Oct tpife Selifab for Taleitina.
forifning forbereoer en- expedition,
iom UNDER ben befieubte DR.. griibl
lfal %itoforife Oct bsoe SAP. Slere
Tioenifobsm9nb piI oeltage | Scr.
Den. Seniisten err of loretta 9orin-
ger langs Sisens 8reooer og an-
title unoerisgeIier al SorbIasene.
Wan formooer nemIig, OF Soroen er
rig paa aobber, Warmor, Boripr og
Sorobef, og at Ser ritnbt Stranoen
iinoes Sosfater al flor @Grbi for
2anobruset. 9esiiben bar man 9e.
bier paa, of Der firloes rise al,leier
rurot Sisen. Ser ifal bore bannet
ct Spnbifat, iom bill ubnptte De for.
mooeoe 6igoomsfiloer, mebbeles oct
fra Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
SUB pukptn.

S%rcttcnnnrig @rnS. 2eoo bar
monifc 9Gren al at hare StatenS
pnaite @rlto inocn lin Ntiote, ibet
N6u Gonqoou, Ser euoml life err IA
Aor QommcI. forIcNen blcp gift meo
en- 27ooriq Nincorbeioer Ser
meIoeS, at @rltocn off til 9ruoeifom-
mcIcn n1co forte Sfiprtcr % &anrs
ilettcrne oirgIer0e / Noffen. Sen,
oeS 6orUIore bauoe forreitcn aiuet
lit Somtpffe til 6o~rbinOelien % bar
tiliteoe pes Gcrcmouien.
2ansuaria Nrueias afiIuttct. 81
ter / omtrent tnpe lar at booe nGret
bebanNIet / Retterne cr Sogen ON
Sobn Ritar6S eiterIootc 90 enoe.
lig aiiIrtttct pes Rettcn / Gogcmont,
% sc ioritieuiGe Gien0omme self
mCTlem Nrpiuqernc. Nidaros, en-
meQct RIG Sronif.G oraoier % en- al
StoterS oler ierIte Seitlere, bpoe /
1910, efterlooeloe ia ell bel Gel
Gienbomme % besuben en- 6orNrirg
moo Tc0ieringcr Tor Gritotnin9 for
Hpra, ser bar i~tiaaIet al frigerife
SnNiauere. Genne 6ororira, ser
beIob liz til life minore enb $65 1000.
blcu for uoaIe Ior iioeu aobfienot
% benue Sum M iorbeIt meIlent
Groingerue, Hihoros bapbe taget
Tia Ell Suitru bIonot Snoianerne, %
ga ser bIonbt Nrpiuaerne bar Born
oa @eruebern al bIanbct @loh, Dor
bet oonifcIi9t for &etten at iGtte en-
rette @rpnie for bpem bar orne.
bcrettiaet ener life. Set belle er boa
M orbnet paa Ell tilireositiuenoe
Maabe.
@ancrnc bil appcllcrc. SisIae en-
Ii 1907 pebtagen Sop lfal Scrnbanc.
ielifuberne betoIe bobbeIt S~fabeser.
iiatnine for DC peo bereS 2ofomoti
Der eler Irbeioere bepirfeoe SIbe.
brouoe lanes Sinierue, bpiS iaaoar
Sfaoeseritatning life betaIes inoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
Horn Dnkntn.

grpaup / Swigbt. Mr. % Mrs.
@atbicion / 9nigbt bolot iioite Ser'
oaa @rpIl1p for lin Cater Ilice %
gnorep Slion al @aldntt.
Trrbt pco Nntpmpbilnlpffe. Il-
bert S6ultS, 55 Mar 9anlmel og boz
e1oe / @rano Sorts, bIep Den 2oen
Nco. orGbt ire Wtil peitenfor Grpltal,
ioet bans Iutomobil unoer meget
ItGrf Sart for no / 8rsften peo 81
ben al 0eien og pGlte0e. Sans Sen
Garl fonl iilifaoe, men life lipsfar'
Zig.
Nntumpbilifattcn nbbeles. StatS'
iefretGr Norton bar MI begpnot Den
ierite llooeling al DC Eenge, Der er
inofomne / ocn peb iioite 2egislatilr
iaitiatte IiitomobilIfat, bpilfe Telge
ifaI onpenbeS til l~lobeoring al San'
bcpcie. De iterre og mere befolfeoe
Counter pil peo oenne ierIte llooe'
ling erboloe onltrent $1,000 boer.
&pninl ScnSefc for @npernpr. =
Zen ifo~noinapilfe republifanlfe
2eaglle boloer / inoepGrenoe llge ct
Wsoc / @ronb SORTS for at beige
GmbebSmrno, og oct bar pGret lagt,
at aonIul @enoefc maaife ialntioig
oil blipe anbcfalet iom 8anoioat for
@uperner. Sanoipnligpis pil Der
ogioa UNDER Wtsoet tages Ell gellut-
ming meo Senipn til Senator Ga Sol
lettcS &anoibatlir for BrGlioent.
grGnocpin / 3inagercn. Charles
Selitrpm, Ell Sarmer / HGrbeoen al
@arrington, ionot iorleoen life mini
ore eno Al SLATER 9rGnoeuin / lin
2inoger. GicrnGnoene bar melot
fig, men SeIitrem bar life iiinoe at
gipc Hip paa lit Sumo. 9rGnoepinet
err ncnlIig en- Gel al en- itsrre Sor'
ipning, Der for fort Sio lioen allfom
til gpen, og iom efter at bore taget
no al Serubaneitationen paa Ell mn
tiff Waobe ioripanbt for Eolittet.
Wtan foris9te nemlig at iirloe no,
hporben oen iorbnotc %are brogteS
oQ bcrpcb iorbinore ulopIigt grGn-
oepinslalg.
SGofurn for Sarmcrnc. Settin.
ger Golntp Improvement Seague bar
lat iig / Spioien for Ell @epGgeile,
ser gaar no paa at Ifaffe 6armerlle
SGoforn pco at uolte0e gonOS. Ser
pil bIipe bolbt ell &pffe Wtpoer | De
iorifiellige SopnibipS for at toml1e
eitcr, buao Sormerne trGn9er al
SG0, buorpoa SpprgSmoolet bill blt
iorcloQt GountpetS commissioner,
Ser pil bIipe toget 6orbolosre9ler
meo @enipu iii at fire Gountpet MOD
Cab peo 8corageri. Gn fremra-
genoe SorretningSmano / New eng-
lonn uotoIte iorlcOcu at DC baarlige
Iplin0cr paa Ell bis Mtno0c pil piie
ia at pprc set beolte Der flnoe bGn-
Sc Iurmcrne Der, 0a oe oerpeo Iaa
meQct hurtigcre bill lGrc at begpnoe
mco mere blonoet Sarming, iIGr oa
aprQopI % 0teicriorift, - noget De
cIcrS life iaa baiti9 piloe begpnoe
mco.