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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
GERMANS FROM Los
ANGELES STOP HERE
Delegates to National Turner.
verein Convention Enter
tained by Brothers.

Delegates from the Turnerverein Ger
mania Of Los Angeles were Hospitality
entertaised by local Germans yesterday
while the visitors were on their way to
Denver to attend the great Turnerfest
This one party numbered li4 delegates.
all from Los Angeles, arriving here over
the Salt Lake route at l O'Clock in the
afternoon. The local committee having
charge OF tho entertainment of their
brother Germans consisted OF F. Salquer,
Arnold II Schnlthess. Fritz Buehner. DR..
william Moebest. DR. Adolf Schultz, AL
fred Fl, Hust. Herman Grether. Hansen
Muehl, Leo Daunenfelzer. Adolf Heller,
Charles HUH. Caspar Fetzer. Louis York.
John Schwoeberger and Gustav Motzkus.
j. ,. Farley. city passenger agent for
the Salt Lake route, and members OF the
local German committee left here at 1880
o clock Yesterday morning and met the
delegates tr4in at Lofgren and accom-
panied the visitors into the city. Imne-
diately upon arrival here the party went
TO Saltalr by special train. At the beach
there was q German luncheon, Alfred II.
liust acting as toastmaster This affair
by the visitors. who paid no attention
whatever to the rain and devoted them
selves entirely 10 enjoying the hospitality
or the local committee.
Coming into town from the beach the
party was escorted TO the tabernacle
where Prof. J. j. Mcclellan gave an organ
recital consisting wholly OF German Sc
Iectlons. a special feature OF the recital
was the rendition Of "Treues Mutterherz. u
a German folksong, by the singers OF
the Turnerverein Germanla OF Los An
geles, under direction OF Prof A. Schoen-
feldt This male chorus nccompa nies the
delegation 10 Denver, where II will en-
ter the prize musical competition. the
contest piece being the one sung at the
tabernacle The delegates left for Den
Yer at b:30 o'clock Yesterday evening
going by the Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific railways.
, Another party OF l25 delegates from
other points in California reached Sail
Lake over the Western Pacific at T:1C
a; M They left for Denver over the
Denver ~ Rio Grande at in the after
ties OF the subsequent party All. how
ever expressed qualification at what they
found here; and the members of the party
eilLeItained py local Germans were espe-
cially profnse in their expressed apprecia
ton OF the hospitality accorded TO them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Many Complaints Heard.

OGDEN, June 23.-After considering
800 complaints regarding tax assessments,
tho Weber county commissioners COM
pleted their hearings today as a board OF
equalization and review. OF the 900
the past month. $50 were taken under
advisement. large majority of tho
matters considered by the board were the
petitions OF widows and others declaring
that they were not financially able to pay
their taxes
Satisfactory adjustments were made in
many complaints concerning valuations
on farm lands. In the case OF second
grade farm lands located In the Ogden
valley the valuation was reduced on an
average OF $40 per acre. The board ha g
not reached a decision on the petition
of the valley stockmen TO reduce the as
sessed value on range lands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
ROAD TAX ELECTIONS.
People Of Weber County to Vote on
Proposition on July IS.
Special to The Tribune

Proposition on July IS.
Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June 23.-According to a reso-
luton adopted by the Weber county COM
missoners today, special road tax cleo
tions will be held in the districts of
Hooper. Kanesville, Farr West Plain
City. Roy and Harrisville on July 10 The
proposition TO be voted on at that time
is the proposed levy of a five-mll spe-
cial assessment for the repair and i'm
provcment OF roads In the districts men
toned.
With the exception Of the HarrlsvIlle
district, the elctions will be held in the
school houses of the districts, The fol-
lowing election boards were selected by
the county commissioners;
Hooper-T. NJ. Jones. George e. Fow-
Ter and Joseph II. Fowles
KanesvIlle-Thomas r. Jones. Cha rles
Mayberry and Alma Wilson.
Farr West-George A, White, Henry T
McEntire and Harry D. Brown
Plain city, E. Palmer James L.
Robson and Thomas England
Roy-D' J: Harmon, Harry HambIln
and Jesse Steker.
arrisvile-Fred A. Miller, Leander S.
Harris and w II, Louder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Midland Trail Fund Increased

The fund for the CONSTRUCTION ~,
Utah's part OF the Midland trail has
been increased by between 10000 and
$l1 600, through the campaign being
tee OF the Commercial club, accordinp IN
the chairman. DR.. a. c. Wherry This
amount has already been raised, and the
committee hopes that the public spirit
in contributions which will swell this
.und. The. committee Is making no per
sonal solicitations. relying solely on the
spirit OF the people interested TO send I'm
their contributions The list of Nidla nd
trail contributors will be published with
in A short time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
LOOK HERE FOR IT
Many Salt Lake City Reader Will DO
Interested.

When people read about the cures
made by a medicine Endorsed from
far away. is it surprising that they
wonder if the statements are true? {?
But when they read of cases right here
at home. positive proof is within their
reach, for close investigation is an easy
matter Read Salt Lake City indorse-
ment of Doan's Kidney Pills,
Andrew Reynolds, proprietor Of
grocery store. $40 W. First No.
ST. Salt Lake City, Utah, says:
"Tbe testimonial / gave Doan s
Kidney Pills some years ago still
holds good and / confirm every
word of il at this time. While I use
Doan's 5 Kidney Pills, procured at
Schramm Johnson's drug store, occa.
sionally, it is as n preventive to ward
off any trouble. ] have scarcely had a
severe pain in my back since the cure
was first made
For sale by Schramm. y ohnsou, Drugs.
FIVE stores, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
by all dealers. Price SOC. Foster-Mil
burn Co., Buffalo, Y. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan' and
take no other. (Advertiseemnt.) J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
Interesting Report Is Compiled by Clerk
In Weber County,
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. June 29.--Nearly' 5000 chill
dren. or "a per cent of the school popu-
lation OF the district, attended the Weber
county schools during the last year, ac-
cording TO the statistical report Just COM
pleted by Clerk L. II. Froerer. The sta
tistical report Is compiled In accordance
with law providing that ouch figures
be filed in the office OF the state super
ntendent. The financial report WILL not
be completed until July /
IL Is represented In the report tust com-
pleted that 1880 pupils were enrolled dur
ing the l9l2-i3 school year, while the
last census shows a school population OF
2497. This includes only the Weber county
districts outside Of Ogden City. The
county owns twenty-five school build
ings, but occupies only twenty at the
present time One OF the remaining four
is rented, The valuation Of the school
property in the county including build
l1s% and furnishings, is placed at STA. 900.
During the year Just clos ID the Webcs
county teachers were paid n total OF
S3c.SOi 40 In salaries. tho average wage
o; the male teacher being sS1.31 per
month and $3.50 for tho female instYvc-
to s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Little Boy Is Buried.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 23.-Funeral services
were held this afternoon for Lawrence
Hunter, the 15months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Hunter, who was
drowned In the Wilson irrigation canal
last Saturday afternoon. The services
were conducted IN the Wilson ward chapel
at 2 clock. The chapel was filled to
overhowlng by the many sorrowing
friends of the Hunter family, and the
little casket rested in a large bower OF
beautiful floral offerings. Four little
girls dressed In white acted as pail
bearers. Musical selections We're fur
nished by the ward choir while the
speakers were President G. F. Middleton,
President Frank w. Stratford. George
Hunter and Bishop f. a. Bingham The
interment was made at the Ogden City
cemetery In grave dedicated by F. a.
Larkin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

Salt Lake City: Generally fair Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake City.
Juno %. 1913
Highest temperature today II degrees: high :
est In thlS month since 1874. l01: lowest last
night. go lowest this month since 1874. 80:
mean temperature FOR today. 6s: normal II: nc
cumulatcd oxceSg slncc the first OF tho month 80
accumulated deficiency since January l. 81 do
grees.
cont; rolativo humidity at S p. M today. "a por
cent,
I9a precipitation Tor the twenty-four hours
ending at p. m. OF OF Inch. total for this
month 10 date. az OF inch: accumulated ex-
cess for this month 10 date. .27 OF inch. total
precipitation since January date. a Inches /:
accumulated deficiency since January 1. III
inches.
Sun rises At +:b7 and sets al g .0i. Juno a. 1913
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Tanner Now Bishop.
.pecial 10 The Tribune


OGDEN. June 23,-Nathan a. Tanner
formerly counselor to Bishop D. FL En-
sign. has been ordained as the bishop OF
a new ward created out OF the First ward
territory and 10 be known as the Elev-
entb. Bishop Tanners counselors are
Frank r. Watkins and John Nicholas
This is the second division of the First
ward. the Ninth having been formed from
mat territory few years ago Mr.. En-
sign is retained as bishop OF the First
ward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
''Masher'' Sentenced.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 23-One little How do
you do?" to a girl he did not know
brought a f1ftyday sentence In the city
jail for Emil Iverson, a Danish cook on
the Los Angeles Limited. when Judge w
II Reeder heard the evidence this morn
ing. Sergeant o. II. Mohman heard the
girl repuse Iverson for his remark and
placed him under arrest last Saturday
evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
MAN AND WOMAN FREED.
Grand Island. Neb., Police Officer De
cldes That He Has No Case.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, June 23.-After brief investf-
cation by J. r. Cupp captain OF the
Grand Island, Neb, police. who. arrived
here today, the local police were instruct
ed to release Rudolph Rudtze and Mrs.
Jessie Van Sliyke. who were arrested
here few days ago on Information fur
nished by the Nebraska authorities. The
Grand Island officer had no requisition
papers for the pair ana discovered upon
mis- arrival here that he would have con-
siderable difficulty in taking them out
OF this state.
The woman deserted her husband in
Grand Island. but she and Rudtzc did
not leave Nebraska together The infor-
nation received here and on which the
arrest resulted was to the effect that
the woman's husband had secured CON-
plaint, making a serious charge against
the pair When Captain Cupp arrived
me local officers found that the Grand
Island authorities had taken very little
interest in the case
According TO Captain Cupps story. It
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Not to Be Brought Back

OGDEN, June 23.-Accordng 10 a de-
William. Coy. wanted in this county on
the charge OF deserting his wife and SIX
children at Plain City. will not be brought
back to this state from Gainesville, Ga.
where he is now under arrest Coy, who
left here. was traced to Florida by the
authorities and arrested there by Sher-
if p c. Ramsey on Instructions from
SneriT T. A. DeNine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Funeral Today.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 23-The funeral Of Will
liam j. Moran. who committed suicide
Yesterday afternoon, will be held on
Tuesday with services at the home OF
the father. Michael Moran, 3055 Pacific
avenue, at p. m. The Rev. John RYAN
will be in charge The body Will lie in
state at the fathers home and may be
viewed by the friends up to the hour OF
the services tomorrow. Interment will
be made In Mountain View.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Former Ogden Woman Dead,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 23-Mrs Chester RariE,
a former resident Of this CITY died at
her home In Corpus Christi, Tex, at 4
o clock this morning, according TO a teIe-
gram received by Mrs. w a. Middleton
OF the Peery apartments today Mrs
Rarig's death was due TO leakage Of the
heart. She was a member OF Queen
Esther chapter No. 4, Order OF the East
ern Star, OF Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Sent to Hospital.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
OGDEN, June 23.-Willam c. Finley
who applied 10 County Physician A. A.
Robinson for treatment because he was
subject TO attacks OF insanity was ad-
judged insane by an examining board to-
day and taken to- the State Mental hos
pital at Provo for treatment. The board
was composed OF Judge n. ]. Harris, DR.
r, s. Joyce and Or. r. c, Doran Mr.
Finley, who came to this city from Ore
gon, did not object to being sent TO the
Provo hospital, because he believes tina,
he can he permanently cured al that in
stitution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Forgery Charge Dismissed

After a jury had been obtained IN
Judge f C. Loofbourows division OF the
district court yesterday to try Philip
Races on n charge OF forgery. the prose-
cutlon moved for a dismissal Of the case
on the ground OF lack OF sufficient evi-
dence Accordingly the charge was dis
missed and Races was ordered released
from the county iai1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24

Carthy the 1-year-old twin son OF c. A
MaoCarthy. The child was at the home
of the grandmother, Mrs. Juanita B. VIII
son. 2I67 Grant avenue. Death resulted
after the child had suffered from con-
vulsions since noon yesterday, Mrs. Ida
c. MacCarthy, the mother, died when
the twin boys were three weeks old The
body OF the child is at the Kirkendall un-
dertalsing rooms pending the arrange
ments for the funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
URGE HASTE ON
NEW CANYON ROAD

C. n. StreveD and Theo Nystrom ap-
peared before the county commissioners
yesterday to urge that greater speed be
made on the improvements being made
by the county on the Emigration canyon
road so as TO have the roadway in good
cndition for the opening OF the new Pine
Crest inn at the head of the canyon.
Willard Snow, road supervisor said
that he had been working as many men
and teams on the road as could he OBJ
talned. but that he hoped to double the
force during the coming week. Most OF
the road is in flrst-class condition now,
there remaining only few bad stretches
TO be repaired and widened
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Gamblers entenced.
Special to The Tribune:

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. June 23.-A fine OF $50 for
Pete Collos. the. proprietor OF the place,
and 50 each for five men arrested at the
same time, were the sentences imposed
by Judge W, II. Reeder this morning in
the cases OF the six men charged with
gambling. The evidence showed that the
five men had played cards in Collos' s
coffee house for cigars and drinks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Girls on Long Walk.

Special Co The Tribune
OGDEN, June 23.-Frsnces Leach. %
years old. and Mary Coyne, is fair pc
dcstrians who are walking from Denver
TO san Francisco. departed from Ogden
az o'clock this morning after remain
ing over Sunday in the city. On their
westward journey out OF Ogden the
young women selected the Overland auto
mobile trail around the north end OF the
lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
WARDS OF WIZARD TO
MEET THIS EVENING

Wards OF the Wizard OF the Wasatch
will meet this evening in the cave for
the weekly athletic programme and get
together meeting. The members OF the
financial committee held a short session
Yesterday in the Commercial club and
transacted some business Of 2 routine
nature. The financial plan for the big
carnival In August was discussed
About fifty new members have been
added to the rolls Of the order during the
last week and encouraging letters are
coming In daily from Commercial clubs
OF this and neighboring states. Briant
:. Young, director general for the wards
reports conditions to be most promising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Pool Hall Keeper Arrested.

Andrew Pappas, proprietor OF the Utah
pool hall at l6l South Main street. was
arrested last night by PatroIman Frank
Tripp on a charge of violating the pool
room ordinance. Pappas is alleged to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Arrested in Idaho.

Sheriff Andrew Smith, Jr., received
telegraphic word last night from Poca-
tello telling of the arrest there of j. NJ
neglecting his wife and minor children
The arrest was made by Sheriff e. T..
Lowery OF Bannock county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Auto Strikes Street Car.

An automobile driven by Miss Mable
Stephens OF 1877 East First South street
collided with a Liberty park street car
at Fifth South and State streets yester-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Both tho
auto and the street car were moving very
slowly and no appreclable damage was
done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
License to Wed.

OGDEN. June 23.-Marriage licenses
were granted today to Joseph F. Smith
and Miss Voyla Dalton, both of this city;
both of Denver. The latter couple was
married In the county clerks office by
| Deputy County Clerk John " Bluth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Desertion Charged

OGDEN, June ESTABLISHING desertion
Harry Eggleston has filed complaint In
the district court for divorce from Kath-
ryn s. Eggleston. The parties were mar
rted In Brigham City on December .,
1909.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24

Ladies free day Wandamere Thurs.
day, June 20, Newly surfaced floor and
ueld pahd advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
Little Boy Is Dead.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 23.-An Illness OF only a.
few hours resulted at 1880 O'Clock this
morning in the death of Darrell D. Mac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24

Eighteen silk jacket suits less than
half Walker S. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24

Today is ladies free day at Saltair
Ladies Of all ages free,
fAdvcrtisemcnt)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
profes1orens
8rYlIupsreiie.

"8uoerne MAJ bloc, bpor be TO
%hopner", ioaoe Miis Sooie Sorper
I'll gtr. Com Wonroe, "a Sc iaa 20.
get me6 Sc rpgifte GLIDE rb ira Ser.
ronen. Seq bab foraiGpes min 60.
tier ON at ioa fsIee meo til Ieip
gorf ca ie Dem bel omboro paa Gu.
ropaoampereu - bun er ct rent
Sarr, naar bun err paa Heiie."
% min 9ror er life Irofesior
Tor in9enting", iparebe Com. San
bar alorig / lit 2ip bepnset fig uoen.
Tor oen1e @u uben of rage op | llbe.
b~a9eIt9beoer. Nt er 10 9iGetterne
tlsbt % Sogasen ienot birefte om-
0oro 'na itltloe Sc bel ~iorreiten fi,n.
ne 9reie ia"
5 Soget iab Sc @peiite % sottebe
lI8 oOer ole Sc Haab, De bapbe facet
ileo paa Seien. &c Ifilloe NOT Hare
jig loerl S1rnepiJe 90 Sormpnoer,
De.
Wen las os for Sifferbebs Sfp!o
aItaIe, bpnS ri fol sisre, bpis ri mi
tier boeranSre", iagoe 5ruen.
Set cr meset %iornuitig. @i rel
Ter besse Iige omboro paa Sampbaa'
ben. 6orreiten miiter ui boeranOre
lite, iparebe P~rofesioren beitenlt'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
On SauonS
UeroenSs 6pioereforo

Sor fort 9io itben ienotes Sao
Snitiatip Of ltniperiitetet / Eapia en-
iaafalot &egiitrerinssbullon til
8eirs forignet meo Snitrumenter,
Der ifulbe anfsre, bpor bsit ben
naoebe. Selufslgelig bar Der insen
Easiagerer / 8aQonen, Ser ihiloe op
i iaa ibtmlenoe Ssi6er, at Wenneifer
life piloe hinne aanoe.
0a Snitrlmenterle blep aflGit,
bite oct fla = ifriper "g. 3. am
Wittog" - at galonen por naaet
$1,000 Ieter til @eirs, altiaa 8
A 8ange iaa beit iom en- bemanoef
galon nogen iinbe er naaet, 5000
Ieter bsiere enb en- &egiItrerlngs'
ba[on biotil err naaet og 6-7 @an'
ae beiere en- nogen Slpbemalftre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11

Logger Dolot PEG en- Sfaflon; Der
bol6t lPneer, emo S%ogplanen melote.
Seq gaar no og bsrer, bpao Der
er ipeien. Bare hi life fomIner for.
lent til @aaoen", iagbe 9rofesioren
os fteg no.
9ei, Der par ingenting ipeien.
Wm pentebe bare pao ct @obstoe.
BrofeNorens gIif falot / BET fam.
me paa en- Sten, iom lpite nebe mel
lem Sfimerne. Sons Snteresie par
paft, ban bsieoe Jig efter ben. IS
iamme GiebIif fom 8~oostoset iuien.
De, os Profesioren iprnng op - men
paa ben anben SIDE. Weget utaaI.
mooig penteoe ban, mebens 8ogn ef.
ter 8ogn pasiereoe, - ii - tppe -
treoipe 8ogne. Os ba ben iibite bar
pasieret, fit ban iaapibt ie Snippen
at fit eeet Sos forioinSe.
San raieoe. Men ban maatte
oente en- Eime - ban funoe meo 9so
og neppe rGffe @aaben meb oct. Men
ba ban | @utomobiI iuiebe neo paa
&aien ioingebe Sampbaaoen netop
no.
On gugierbaao ttlbsb at fslge %
iRtte bam omborb, naar 9obien ait
fraborbe. Men bunbreSe Dollars
piloe BEN bare.
Rroiesioren fog til.
Sa ban bel bar entret omborb,
log set bam pIuoieIig, at hans Srue
mlligens bar blepet ilanb, Do bum
iaa, ban life fom. San raabte, at
gu9ierbaaben mnatte pente; men
ben bar alereoe lat no o. bampebe
biem ieien.
"Gr Der en- enlig Dame omborb?"
ipurgte Erofesioren Stprmanoen.
"@n Wrs. Wonroe?"
"Nei, hi bar bare 9ggtepar paa
farIte &losie", ipareoe oenne eiter at
babe let / SortesneIien. $50, hi
bar Ell. Men set er en- Srefen %
ingen Wrs. Wonroe. - Sfal De ba
9iaet?"
Hei, $nf - ban Ifitlbe ia Sugar
paa beoIte Ylabs. BILLET bapbe bart.
Men ga ban unoerisste fine CONNER,
buifeoe ban, at ben bapoe hans Some.
San maatte fiebe ny giQet.
On Der bar traablss Selesrai oms
boro? SO, bepares. BrofeSioren
lpsnebe libt peo benne 1eooelelie.
Ooerit flau afien6e ban f~plgenoe Sc
legram: Ir. Sbomas Monroe,
Seem Sapen, Connecticut. . Ifreiit
meo "Faponia", Fboebe blepen til.
bage / Nefp gorf. Sinb bettoe %
t%elegrafer mig 2ltgar so, "Iaponia".
Selegrafiiter, Der por en- Iano,
iom alorig blanbebe fig / anbres af-
ferer, ihtoiebe Dog Iiot. San bapbe
fort for afienbt felge1toe Telegram
til Wtiis Sabie Sarper: "Mfin eIife.
De Wanb bar paa @rrlnb at ct Gil
f9loe, ban life ielp Dor SfpIo / mil
itet Soget. Seq penter / 2onoon.
Selegrafer 9rigar so, "8aponiu."
st Sar elmer ienere ~afleperebes
TO Sele5rammer ombprb / "Rapo.
nia". Set enc bar tiG Irofesior
Worroe, 2ligor so: "Tboebe Dor
peo Sioen al Dig, bin Soft! Com"
Oct anbet bIep leperet / 2r,aar SO oe
IsO: gin uforbeberlige @ano bar
Srear 80. Sable"
st Sieblif efter bIep Stprmonben
Sione til, at Basiaeererne ira so oa
so fom itprtenoe no og faISt / bier.
andres Irme.
"Sporfor iaebe Se, at min Some
life par omboro", iprtrste grofesio.
rem itrengt. "Ser er bum 10. Seq
bleo 10 bet til benbe iformibbag."
"Sen Dame oer", iasbe Stprman.
Den for6auiet, men bum iaeSe, at
bum bar Wiis Sarper!"
Seq ipnes life, ri bar noget at
Iabe b~oeranbre bsre, min Sen, iagbe
Brofesioren.
"Gi faar nof bsre - rtaar Ri en-.
gang fommer biem igien", iporeoe
bans 5rue og iuffebe.