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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04

Uprentagsfpmtteens Nappurt Dpto=
ges en- Yrppeafitemning meo bet lib
falo, at 166 itemte for, 6 imub, %
IA itemte life. g.. &. see.
Whnneiota 0iitrift al ben norife
Sponoe traaote ianmen / @ilmar,
Winn., Den 3Ote Mai 1912. Meoet
bolotes / en- itor YapiIion peb SCOT
Safe, iom bar opfsrt for Gbautauqua.
Wtpoer. S Ierbeben ct Der ogiaa
en- Spiieial, bpor MtenigbeOens
&pirtoer beperter S~pnobalerne. Oct
er en- meget bpggelig YlabS for Ms-
Oct.
8ait. S. 81. gaaler fra Stpin gal-
IeD bolot aabningspreoifen oper 2
Het. l., 1871.
Som miblertioig S,tIomaotsfo-
mite llbnPpnte Sormanben GaIto-
rerre @ngel Slien, q. 8. Iaien pg
Gepreientant gpen Matbiasie EN- fra
9eIicnn Hapibs.
acknowledgements begpnote &lof-
fen 1913. 70 8reiter ipareoe til fine
Hapne peb fsrite Rapneopraab, %
81 Gepr9lentanter nlelbtes anfomne.
Sormpnbene opleite fine Snbbe-
retninger. 9iItriftsformanb gjsrgo
Bolbt Suooalprpoifen oper Slab. 3,
II: sob fait peo oct, on bar, at
ingen ifal tage otn &rone fra Dig"
SEQ at lie paa SiIitanoen / 0iItriftet
par Der ma1ge cling at taffe SUB
for. San benleoeoe Spmerfiombe-
ben paa mango Sing, iom buroe ret
ties paa. Ser Itiaebes pfte urimelige
Sororinger til Greiterne, og ofte par
2ennen life tilItrpffelig til at ifaffe
set ~neopenoige til 2insopbolo. Ser
flagebes ODER Sorismmelie at CUBS
Orb % Ilterens Saframente.
Sormanben a~nbefalebe, OF bpert
Siinift burbe ubrebe en- boiS Gum
ON Iaret til 2ererlens- og SDnooe-
fasi lem. Minneiota 9iItrift buroe
ifaffe $4,000 til 29rerlsnsfuSien og
$4,000 til Smooefasien. af biSie
faar 9iitriftet $500 til Sielp til
2Grerlsn for fine egne Initalter ins
ben 3iitriftet. De sprige 9iitrifter
bsr fatte lignenbe Seilutninger. Der
merit buroe 9iitriftet fpre Silipn meo
bisie 4nitalter. SnO til Soiuingbp-
erre flptter bpert @ar melem 5000
a 1000 norIfe, Iom bore BreIter |
bisie gper ma prppe at Jorge for, og
Set piier fig, at Ri life bar nof Irbel-
bere.
Soreningsiagen pilbe ban benpiie
til SGlesipnoOenS Snoberetnlng.
Set bar en- opermaabe pigtig Sag,
og III bitroe life forbaite Jig. Gt-
Itriftsntpoerne piloe neppe faa Sto
til at bcbanole ale bisie Softer | In-
Ieoning al 6oreningsiagerl, oerfor
pil0c ban onbefale ct ertraoroinGrt
Smobemeoe, maaIfe / Slntningen
al Sftober. Waatte 8llb leoe oct
ioalebe8, at bebre % frebelige Sioer
maotte oprinoe / Dor norif- Iutberife
Strife.
GuQesforrrono Stub opleite en-
noferlig Snbberetlling ON Spno'
bens Misiioner, Sfoler % Sarm-
Observation-Disclosures. @iGlben, iom
ifior bar $4,000, bar nh $4,000.
San frabab zig Stilingen iom ge-
itprer for Sutber Seminar.
Slere 2egater Dor ~ifienfeOe Cont
funoet. Sr. Suanmen / Detroit bar
aipet $4,000. Die 9rsns $1,000;
Sobn Hosbolot bar gipet $4,000. So
gen ON ReOaftionen al ~airfetioen-
Sc" benpiites til Samfunbet. San
unbeialebe, of DIR. 6. 2arien paa
@rilno af i'm lange og tro Sienefte
fremoeles o~ppebprer i'm Son. Spm
Meolem al bet teologiife Safultet
nlaotte ban oplpie, of ban life flnoe
ppertase HeOaftionen al "airtett-
Denbe".
Gureninssiascn.
DR.. Stub uDtalte, at oct oar oenne
Gag, iom baooe optaget Sinbene |
bpnne Snmfl,n0 mere cnA uonpu IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04
Konsresien.
Sprilasct til Hepiiion al Scru' %
Staaltp!bcn pebtagct.
Sen nDc Nomcifcaolop.

&eprrientantbuiets Sorilag til He.
piiion al Sern. % Staaltarifen ueo.
toges ben 30te Woi al Senatet meo
Silfeielien al TO Imcn0ementer, al
bpilfe oct enc opbGper 8ienIioig.
beosouerensfpmIten meb Canada, %
oct anoet faitiGtter en- %alminocltg
Solo al 50 pr. Con paa Srpfpaptr.
timber ben nGrpprenoe 2op er Der
ingen Solo pa Gapir, iom inoiereS
fra Canada, mems Ser pna Tapir,
iom Importers ira andre Sanoe,
opfrGpes Ell Solo al 1915 pr. Con.
Sorilnget, Ser pcotoges meb 80
moo % Stemmer, nlau laaleoes benz
plies til en- &onferencefomite.
@eotagelien al amenbementet peb-
rerenbe Tapirtolben bar ct Slag |
Iniigtet paa Erpiibert Soft, % BET
fsltes iaameget baaroere, iont set
bar De "GegltlPre", iom foreiloJ oct
% iatte oct igiennem.
8runben til, at Grriioenten fsItc
Zig iaa iteot oper 8eotagelien al
oettealmenoement, er ben, at ban
inoer belle &ompagnen bar bpGlet
peb Sen funaoiife @ieniioigbebs-
operenSfomit mango Sorbele for 6ar.
merne oe upotalt i'm @eflagelie oper,
at BET fanabiife Solf bapoe ~forfuitet
ben. San feler oerfor Seotagelien
al Imenoementet iom en- ~ltnberfien.
Belle label al bam ielo iom al bans
Golitif % BET al De Weno, iom bar
itaaet bag banl.
Se &egilGre, iom itemte FOR Sp.
bGpelien Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fomiten bar: granoegee ira Conn.,,
Glarf ira 8poming, Gltllom ira
Sainois, Curtis fra &anins, Gil
lingbam fra @ermont, Oh Tont fra
Selnfpnre, 8aainger fra g. s. Gig.
genbeim ira Colorado, Sones fra
8a1bington, Sobge fra Wasinhu.
Ietts, WcGumber ira q. g, Mc2ean
ira Connecticut, Helion ira Winne.
iota, Sliper ira Tenniplpania, Gage
fra @ermont, Eenroie fra Eennipl.
uania, Terfins fra California, Hoot
fra Stem 0orf, Sanoers fra Se1nes-
lee, Smitb fra Wsihigan Smnot ira
lltab, Stepbenion ira isis, Sutber-
lano fra lltab.
2igeleoes ltemte fslgenbe progress
iipc Hepublifanere for Imenoemen-
tet - 9orab ira Sbabo, Bourne fra
Oregon, Glapp fra Minneiota, Gum.
Minis fra Soma, @rsnna fra Rortb
0afota og 8orfs ira California.
gristop ira Santos og Roinoerter
fra @nibington itemte imoo.
Samtlige Semofrater meb ltnbta.
gelie al Softer oe Sbornton ira 2oui.
iiana, Gardner og Sobnion ira
Maine % Simmons fra Nortb Ga.
rolina itemte for Imenbementet.
Gen upenteoe, men beloige aamp
for SpbGoelien al 8ieniioigbebslo.
pen itortebes Of Senator @rsmla
fra gtortb 9afota, iom isrit foreiloe
Spbppelien al 2open / lin Selbeo
meb ltnbtagelie at Raragraf 2, Der
tilIteoer toIoiri Sa,oferelie af Srpf.
papir fra Canada.
Senator @alinger foreilog imib.
lertio iom ct ENHANCEMENT BERTH, at
ogiaa 1arasraf 2 itrpges, % bette
ENHANCEMENT afceptereoes af SIR.
8renna.
@irfningen beraf pilbe blepet
8ieninbfsrelien al Den / MlbridsIo.
ben faitiatte Solo al 1915 pr. Con
oeiaa pau Rnpir fra Canada, men
bette ipntes Senator Gummins sif
forpiot pg foreilog en- lluiperioltolb
at So pr. Son, og bette Sorilag Of
cepterebeS af Gen. 8aaineer, bpis
ENHANCEMENT berpaa peotoges iom
Siaeg til Sern- og Staalbilen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04

Senatsfomiteens Rapport angaa.
enbe ~Sitanic" .lllpffen er Of San.
oeIsfomiteen benpiit iii en- timber.
fomite til nnrmere 9ranifnins. I'm.
oerfonliteen beitaar al unoe.isaeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04

8iaHar, Minr., lite SUM 1912.
Gftcr en- Gags Surbanolins al
observation-disclosures &appurt ppfo-
ges en- Yrppeafitemnins meS bet IT'D
falS, at 166 iteulte for, 6 imub, %
IA iteute life. 8. 9. see.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04

Senatet ieireoe 8rapimpfnings-
hagen meo geotaselien of set aar-
lige 8eniionsbubget efter 10 Rimi-
tiers Sebat. - gubgettet er opisrt
meb tiliammen $t65, 162. 500, $13,.
100000 mer emo iom pebtaget al
Observation-Disclosures. SorbsieIien inb-
befatter $12,500,0 900 ifpIees ben
ubnre 5orsgelie Of grbeibet iom
5sIse al 9eotaselien al ben iaafaIbte
Collar a Gan" .Yeniionslop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04
Gureninssiascn.

Dr.. Stub uOtalte, at oct nar bernie
Gag, iom banbe optaget Sinoene |
begge SamiunO mere emo nogen all
ben Sag. De fsrite aomiteer bar
blepne enige ON abiolutionen, 2Gg-
manbsuirfionlbeOen. aaloet oe Sm-
penoelicu, men De funoe life bIipe
c.lige ON llopGlselien. "a Den 5or-
eneoe airfe ifior neSiatte Ell mn So
mite, gioroe Spnoocn bet iamnle lur
at Diie al ben 9eHipnsiulobeo iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04
Diumarmooet.
Wtirneiota Siitrift at SgnDben Bpl-
Der tit NarsmBoe.
Sprenin9siagen.
Speeialtel egram

(Sra "9ecOrabeg oitcn"s ipecicne aorreip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04

@iamar, gtinn., lite SUM- 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-04

5Urtiettss paa Gibe 8.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
DESTITUTE FAMILY
PROMPTLY RELIEVED

Since the story in The Tribune last
Sunday about the Soils family at 957
West South Temple street, kind-hearted
people have taken the matter in hand
and have done the needy family a world
of good. Mr.. Soils has been taken to
the st, Marks hospital and the little
ones at his home have been provided
with the necessaries of life.
The family was discovered last
week in dire need. The father. who is
hack driver, has been sick all winter
and unable TO earn q livelihood for
the family. The mother has also been
confined to her bed for several weeks
and the conditions at the little home
were sufficient to demand charity from
any one. Many of the prominent peo-
pie of Salt Lake City have become in
terestod in the family during the past
week and have joined hand in hand
TO alleviate the sufferings Of five
small children and invalid parents
William Soils, the father of the fam
lily, who has been taken to the hospital
IN order that he may recover his health,
desires to express his thanks for the
interest taken in his case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Granite High School Notes

Tho students OF tho Granite high Uehool aseen-
bed Wednesday TO present tokens OF their sp-
probation and cstccu 10 three OF the mogt popu-
lar teachers who Gre leaving the school. A. A.
Kerr presented with q handsome gold watch
fob: Miss Nellie z Brown. beautifully en-
rgayoa silver mounted umbrella. and Miss Nora
ShcrteIl q book, Tho presentation spccch wos
Inado By Stephen Love. Miss Brown and MI
Kerr have been associated with tho high school
since itB beginning and hnvc won high place
iD the regard OF all the students. Niles Sheckell
has boon with The school for two years and Is
also very popular with tho students.
The g A. society entertained the freshman
aud sophomore classes at dance on ThurhdsJ,
programme was oDJoyed and refreshments were
served Tbc akdlr chaperoncd by tho
tcQcbeTS.
All cIess work ended on Friday. and oYamlna"
tionB began on Moaday,
on Saturday evening the Heniors were entcr-
ta!nod by Mics Nellie l.. Brown at her homo on
South Main street.
The commencement issuo OF tho Granttian iB In
the huuds OF tho printers and Will bo out Mon
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
|FT EXPERIMENT
nm Make No Mistake il You
s,BS This Salt Lake City
Citizens Advice.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
jurors CHOSEN
Of DARRDV
4. of Testimony Ex,
\ 10 Begin First Thing
russday Morning.

\ VEL 'scELEs, May 1s.-With ten
superior Judge Hutton
b b !, en- sourt at noon today TIL :
1, Monday afternoon: .,..,.. u.s
renire Of ten talesmen was
y nabIc at 1880 Monday al
umandoubtedly by night the
:, sIa ~ c cromplcte and the presop-
Evidence will begin 'ne '''
3 saini,p,tt, i,torncy Frederleks Will
Dno, The first witness Will
ls piVW Monroe, clerk of Judge
EE 4 .onr.. Mta'by' BY whom the facts Of
ps Oss sOu, Of the McNamara tral
!! Fiasvi iiar.Vinc OF the name OF George
Il >0a a vs. talesman, and the
sisGV. Subpoena for him will be
FL s%,bSlished. Mr.. DaIrow is on
s.Il.ccd bribery Of Lockwood.
lE'Ty y I Lockwood will be the
80. after Monroe and Bert
!. MI follow very soon after
|., |tea Golding, the treasurer OF
II. ~ Davies Lumber company:
',nssl;stlc in his leanings, but
,.F in the belief that the hrib-
51S,tTood w., and tho arrest OF Bert
4. ~. . "frame UP. - was not
IA BY either side today, and
y. ~ ! 'IrrSdericks today again
4 i. understanding that the elo-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
UTAH NATIVE SONS
TO MEET MAY "A

Salt Lake council No. !, Native Sons
of Utah, Will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the courtroom of Judge
L. ID. Lewis in the city and county
building next Tuesday night at 7:30
o clock.
There will be a number of discus
sions on very interesting matters Of
vital interest to the organization and
lis members, the transaction of rou-
the committee on perma nent quarters,
and splendid programme which has
been prepared by the entertainment
committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
GIVEN FOR
THIRTY-FIVE CENTS

A Jury in Judge Ritchie's court yes
terdav awarded N. c.. Schellinger a
verdict for 80 cents against the Mer-
for $1,000 damages for the banks ac-
tion in failing TO honor a check for
50 drawn by him when he had funds
on deposit in the bank. In addition
he asked $25 for time employed in
Strengthening out the matter and SO,
the amount of the check.
The bank employees explained the
mistake. which was clerical error, in
crediting to the firm s account a de-
post intended for Schellinger' per
sonal account.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
The ENVIRONMENT OF
LONG BEACH

Is such that 1t is the Ideal place for
you to spend the summer, Countless
attractions; s135,oOo pier, auditorium
Splendid surf bathing; a 100000 bath
house, The Famous Pike, parks, vir-
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for driving and motoring. Afternoon
and evening concerts by Gold Medal
Band throughout the summer Take
ocean ride between Long
Beach and San Pedro and view the
ships Of commerce through the open
door of southern California, There are
good hotels, apartments and cottages.
Write r. s. Bisby, Sec. Chamber Of
Commerce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
RESTAURANT MEN ARE
OPPOSING ORDINANCE

Restaurant men of Salt Lake City
are obieeting strongly to the ordinance
recently passed by the city commission
of their business. Many Of the small
er places arc objecting to that section
which prohibits cooking within ten
feet of the entrance while the larger
restaurants declare that the section
prohibiting booths or private dining
rooms will dlsplease patrons who want
privacy with their meals.
protest to the commission probably
will be made by restaurant keepers
prior to June l. the date on which the
new ordinance becomes effective.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
VER RGENEA HOTEL
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Beach offers the finest roads for motor
Ing and driving. Write today for booklet
and summer rates TO
CARL STANLEY, Manager
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

factor in the final result of the trial,
by asking n talesman whether in the
event Of the defendant making an ap-
peal on his own behalf they would let
sentiment or sympathy influence their
ludpment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Thoroughly Deafness Can Be Cured

We prove this TO you before YOU paw a
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member. send no money-simply your
name and address, You will receive an
Immediate answer and full information
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1912-09-18
HONOR DDiPLOMAS.

Dist 80. Mary Roussin. Laur;
Sheppard, James Sheppard Haze
| League. Josie League, Myrtle Shep-
pard Teacher, p A. Wood.
Dist /. Nicholas Baker Gene
We've Schmidt. Teacher. Miss Jessie
Merseal.
Dist. y. Cressie Smith, Olga Jar
Wis. Mary Higginbotham, Leona Smitl
Teacher. Miss Virginia c Litton.
Dist. % Lettie Ann Evans. Eliza
beth Evans. Teacher. Miss Clara l..
Hall
Dist. i3 Charles Allen. Teacher
Firmin Robinson.
Dist. ., Robert Cough. Roy C;risgs.
Teacher. John r. Northcutt
Dist. l3. Estelle Nolan. Mary No
ian. Willie Nolan. Teacher. Miss
Pearl Nevels.
Dist. II. Willie Brass. Ivan Nixon.
Hazel Daco Teacher. Miss Chloe Mich
olson.
ps,. %. ida Boyer. Teacher, Mag
;iePashia.
Dist Grace Mercer, Ruth Jones.
Teacher. Miss Kate Harrison.
Dist. o3 Fern E'ughes. Teacher.
Miss Barbara Murray.
Dist. G6 Gladys Lucas. Halle
Adams. Edward F:versole. James Ever
sole. Teacher. Miss Grace Henry.
Dist, So. Willie Declue Teacher
Miss E,ngledow Roas
Dist 53. Lucinda Johnson, Sallie
Johnson, Elijah Johnson. Frank For
bes Teacher. J! f. Forbes.
Dist. SO. Jessie Parkin, Jewel De-
clue. Teacher. Miss Hazel Boyer.
Dist. II. Dora Coleman. Bernard
Wells. Clyde Wells. Arcie Wells,
Teacher. Mrs. Julia Wiley.
Dist. g.. Effie Sullivan, Rom1s
Turner. Corbia Turner. J. c. Seabourn
Teacher l.. NJ. Dickey.
DIST "a. Matilda Hayes; teacher,
Miss Annie Campbell; Theodore Ca
sey: teacher. Miss Bee Casey.
Dist. a. Harry Compton Teach
er, Mrs. Pearl Wilkinson Halbert
Dist. Is. Clovis Rice. Daniel Cain,
Lester Robinson. Roy Thompson. E,
Grace Houston. Hazel l.. Post, Edith
Conway. Maggie Rice: teacher. ]. W.
Houston; Stella Anderson. Fern
French, Otis French, onie Buxton, B. I
tha Bennett, Emmett Walton, Harold
Walton. Philip Walton. teacher. Mrs
j, w Houston.
Dist. 81. Della Lyons, COlOreA
Teacher, Mrs. Alice jenkins
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1912-09-18
A Canine Neootiator.

An amusing story concerning the
MOROCCO negotiations is going the
rounds of the French press. Herr Won
Kiderlen-Waechter possesses a beauti.
full dog of the boarhound type. The
dog and his master are inseparable.
One lives for the other; in fact. they
remind one of Wordsworth's 1.-TWO
Thieves for their attachment. The
dog takes part in the negotiations ly-
ing at the feet of his master and for
the most part motionless. But in the
course of the conversation sometimes
the French diplomatist unconsciously
raises his voice. Then a low growl
from the dog leadsM. Cambon to mod
ulate his voice. When Won Kiderlen-
Waechter had to visit the kaiser ON
board his yacht at Kiel some time ago
the dog, more suo. accompanied him.
The two friends the port seemed
likely to suffer a short separation, but
the kaiser saw what was going on be-
tween the statesman and harbor ON
cials, and solved the difficulty. oh
serving: When two brothers come to
see me cannot do otherwise than re-
ceive them together"
Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, a farmer liy-
ing near Fleming, Pa. says he has
used Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for
fourteen years, and that he has found
it to be an excellent remedy. and
takes pleasure in recommending it.
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