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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
ALT LAKE OGDEN
! 'HATCHET" DUG UP
Hely but Not Serious Tilt
Is a Feature of the Devel-
opment Convention.
Ell MAN PEACEMAKER
of Where Utah Ex-
Sibit for Tourists Shall Be
Placed Undetermined.
Eli MAN PEACEMAkEF
lcial 10 The Tribune.

scial 10 The Tribune.
MODEM, Jan. 22.-Enlivened by spir-
u tilt between President II. NJ. Rowe
The Weber club and Secretary JOSEPH
Inc OF the Salt Lake Commercial club
Business session OF the Utah Develop
Int league today threatened TO develoI
.omplete resurrection OF the supposed
be-lnterred Salt Lake-Ogden hatche
AZ clever delegate from Leh
lAe1ched the Fight and likewise the
nbatants by announcing that the
gEue was owned by the whole state
4 net by the commercial organizations
the two principal cities.
The ruction had It's inception in the
L draft OF resolutions presented by
tcommittee OF which President Rowe
4 been selected as chairman. 1t was
y TO the selection OF a place for the
III exhibit or exhibits planned primar!-
3pr attracting the attention OF travel
u 10 the resources of the state during
Panama eXpositions on the coast,
ifter the delegates from the other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Officers Elected.

The result of the election OF officers
was as follows c. r, Holllngsworth Og-
den, president; J. w. McHenry, Murray
City. second vice president: Joseph e.
Caine. Salt Lake secretary; j. M Kirk
ham, Leh treasurer: members of execu-
tive committee TO act with president and
secretary. eN-officlo members. Hcrsche,
Bullen. Jr.. c. y. Greenwood. Milford.
and j. NJ McHenry.
In the line Of routine business the gov
ernors received a verbal request from
Prof. r. w. Reynolds, managing editor
of the Utah Educational Review. tina {
the league cooperate financially and In
the matter Of distribution for n Utah
edition of the Review TO bc published In
conjunction with Utah day next APRIL
No definite action was taken,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Bishop smulin Dies.
,clal To The Tribune.

Spec!al 10 Ine 1rihunc'
OGDEN. Jan 22,-Bishop George
Smuin IS years old, died at the family
residence. $50 Washington avenue, at 9
O'Clock tonight OF heart disease. after Y
brief Illness. lie was bonn In England.
November II. 1874. o.yi ..t
Bishop Smuin's parents Were Among the
early settlers OF Utah. emlgIaslpg Ito
America when Mr.. Smuin w9a bur a small
bishop OF Lynn ward, Bishopk SmuIn was
honorably released when the ward was
divided four years ago, He Aerved one
term In the Ogden city councih Funeral
serxices viii be hcld Sunday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Bronson Loses Bout.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 22.-Tommy Pow
ell OF Philadelphia was given the decl-
sion over Ray Bronson of indianapolis
In a ten-rouud bout here tonight Bron-
son was knocked down three times iu
the third round and once In the tenth.
Three of the rounds were even, bCt
Powell had a decided advantage in the
other seven. Bronson's gameness was Il
feature OF the contest After being badly
punished in the third round. he came
back strong In the fourth and scored 4
knOCkuoMn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
CHANGES TEAM WILL
USE GIANTS GROUNDS

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Oftcial sanction
was given today 20 the arrangement
pending for some time by which the New
York American league club Will play
an The polo grounds. the home OF the
National lcaguers. the coming season,
The lease on the "hllltip" grounds or
the american league Is about to expire
and The new stadium and field at Kings
Bridge Will not be ready for another
year,
. Under the agreement sanctioned by Of
ficiaIs OF both leagues, the playing ssched-
ule will be SO arranged that there will
bc no conflicting dates --ef. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
OGDEN PIONEER DIES.
Richard Williams. for Fifty Years Resi-
dent Of Third Ward, is Summoned

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Ian. 22.--Richard williams o
pioneer resident and business man of
this city. died at The family home 36S
Twenty-rrst street at | o'clock this af-
ternoon. death being due to general debil-
ity, Born at Cardiff. Wales. August lS,
1897. Mr.. Williams Joined the Mormon
church when hc was IL years OF age nd
came to Utah in 1861. lie made this city
his home up TO the time Of his death.
Williams engaged in the plumbing and
steamfttlne business. continuing his ac-
tivitios in this line up 10 Il few months
ago. For more than fifty yoars he was a
resident OF the Third ward. lie ~ sur
vived by three daughter and eight grand
children. The body was removed 10 the
Larkin undertaking rooms pending ar
rangemcnts for the funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Discuss Apple Trees.

After outlining seven conditions which
are detrimental to apple orchards OF this
section OF the country DR.. e, D, Ball
OF the experiment station at Logan stat ed
that of these seven conditions "rosette''
Of apple trees Is the most serious, be-
cause OF It's many causes. The farmers,
he said, are uncertain whether to up
root the trees and raise other products
on the ground or to allow the trees to
remain and try to conquer the trou-
BILE.
The doctor stated that he had studied
orchards where "rosette' occurred and
found various reasons for the trouble,
In some orchards the ground water as
we'll as the soil was found to be strong
" alkaline, while in others neither of
these conditions existed. yet the mall
formation occurred nevertheless.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Stevens Funeral Sunday.
.neciaI 10 Tic Trihune.

Specldl 10 ' ne iTlpune.
OGDEN. Jan. 22.--informaton has besn
received that tho body OF Mrs. Maria
Stevens viii arrive from Hollywood Cal
ON the Los Angeles Limited At | O'Clock
Friday afternoon. II VIII be taken TO the
Larkn chapel and removed TO the former
home OF Mrs. Stevens az Jefferson ave-
nue. and Twenty sixth street on Sunday
morning.
The funeral services VIII be conducted
by Bishop VI, Q, Jacobs IN the Fifth
ward CHAPEL AT ] O'Clock Sunday after
noon. Internent in the Ogden City oeme-
tpry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Dundee Gets Decision.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Johnny Dundee
the featherweight. earned the honors
over willie Jones of Brooklyn in n furi-
Gus ten-round bout at the Eoyaie Ath-
letic club Brooklyn. tonight The first
round spelled defeat for Jones when he
went 10 the canvas from terrific right
70 the jaw. Jones almost eveued mat
tcra later by sending Dundee down by
catching Dundee of his balance with a
Jeff hook
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
''White Hope" Vanquished.

BY International News Service,
OAKLAND. Cal. Jan 22.-Al McClus-
key OF New York ceased TO be white
hope tonight after two and Il half
rounds of battling with Gunboat Smith,
jim Buckley's heavyweight championship
contender. Smith outclassed his man and
had him In such bad shape in Jhe mid
die OF the third round that the police
ordered the fight stopped The fight was
scheduled to go ten rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
BY international News Service.

BY Interna tional News Service.
WINDSOR. Ont. Jan. 92.-Rudy I'm
holz had decidedly the better OF an eight
round battle with Joe Phillips OF Provi-
depce. II. l.. before the Windsor Athletic
club tonight, In seven OF the eight
rounds. unholz stood his man of and
landed many blows. Phillips had shade
the better OF the eighth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Dillon Beats Houck.

BY international News Service.
pHTLADEI.P .PHfA, Jan. 22.--Leo Houck
received the short end OF a siX-rouud de-
cision IN his fight with Jack Dillon at
the Olympia club tonight. Like the figh,
OF year ago, Dillon had height and
weight and used them both TO advantage.
Jack ripped In his body punches with
good effect and they wore the Lancoste
lad down. Houcks punches lacked
steam and ne was outcla ssed all The way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Wifo Asks for Divorce.

Special 10 The Tribunc.
OGDEN, Jan, 92.-Allegiug failure TO
provide Weltha Mac Bramwcll has filed
q complaint in the district court bringing
suit for divorce from Walter Bramwcll
They were married in Salt Lake. in Sep
tcInber 1908. In addition To a decree
Mrs Bramwell petitions the court for
custody OF four minor children and pos
session of the household furniture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Trysng 30 Mako More Trades.

s7hnrfcs w ...Aturr,fy of the Chicago Ma
;Uonal lriguc club arrived here tonight
aud .ts!rivlnceds-that he would hold a
meeting tomorrow with Miller Huegins.
manager Of the St Louis Nationals, and
-s,Fieaver to- obtain by trade or purchase
First Baseman konetchy and Pitcher
said tonight ne might meet Murphy. but
that neither of his players were for sale
or trade under any conditions MurphS
said that his trading material 9onsisteo
of Phelan, Sheckard. Saicr and Cheney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Mayors Son May Recover,

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan 22.--Tn telegram re-
ccved from Mayor A, c. Fell today IL
Was announced that Arthur Fell. who ie
suffering from meningitis, had passed n
good night and showed Improvement, al
though the danger point has not yet been
passed Mayor Fell also Indicated that
he felt encouraged. The mayors son
who has been attending the University
of California, IL at tho home of his sister
In Oakland
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Appointments Approved.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The TrlDOne,
OGDEN, Jan. 22.-Aoting on the rec
ommenda ticns OF County Road Commits
s,oner "A. d. Powers, tho county COM
missioners have approved the appointment
Of the following deputy road supervisors.
r. x. Gibson, Warren; Charles Hogge
West Weber; ID. n. Drake Wilson; Ben
Chadwick Jr, Slaterviile; Charles Skeeu
Plnin City, Edvaxd Clark, Taylor George
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Arid Soil Is Rich.

Now. it has been demonstrated tina
the supposed and So caued arid soils
possess more plant food pound for
pound than the land in the humid
sections. II has been proved that
soils formed with low rainfall form
the most productive land In the whole
world: that is the soil which we have
In this climate. Here is a fact that
every school student should know
The fertility and nature of the soil
in Utah makes It possible to grow
plants which would thrive no better
in d, country like Germany with its
much greater rainfall IL has been
demonstrated that in Utah. with low
rainfall and soil OF high fertility
plants viii grow just about as well
as in the countries where the rainfall
Is high and the fertility low. The
rainfall here is sufficient to raise good
crops Of wheat and potatoes and a
talr crop OF lucerne without irTiga-
ton All that Is necessary rs The
proper cultivation to keep the water
in the soil until the time when ft Is
needed by the plants.
There is ample land in Utah and
what we need is more people. There
are about one million acres OF Ia nd
in Utah under irrigation at this time
and there is every reason to believe
that by the proper Use Of dry-far1n
methods this same amount of water
could be made to irriGate from two
To three million acres. While dry-fsrm
methods are important, 1t is equally
important to the citizenship 10 learn
the proper use of water Utah's op-
portunues have just been scratched
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23

4. Hodson. Marriott: Joseph A. Taylor.
fsrr West. b. l.. Bybee, Eintah: u. j.
Hammond. Roy; A. Il. Wilson, Kaues-
vile, and Joseph w, Higley Hooper.
There are appointments for eight die
commissioners. All of those mentioned
above have qualified and taken the oath
of office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY n 1913
STOMACH BAD? BELCH|NG GAS AND
SOUR FOOD? WANT TO FEEL FINE?

Wonder
asedo ouY Well don bother If your stomach is in revolt # sour
bech
mini Of
and favorte foods without fear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Fifteen-Round Draw.

By International News Service.
DAYTON, O., Ian. 22.-After nfteen
hard rounds the tight here tonight be-
tween Clarence Ferns of Kansas City
and Al Mccoy OF New York was declared
draw Both men were lighting all the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
kaighn Asks Action.

AT the conclusion OF Or. Widtsoe's ad-
dress. Colonel NJ. NJ Kaighn OF Salt
Lake stated that there were operating In
this state certain land sharks and real
estate agents who were advising settlers
that land having seven Inches of rain
fall and less could be made productive.
This. he declared, was q gross misrepre-
sentation and advised the league to pre-
tions and those to which settlers Should
not be sent. The plan was declared by
both President briggs and Mr. Widtsoe
10 be an excellent idea.
The address of VIII j. Farrell on the
subject OF Let Us Build a State Here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23

time and neither had any decided a,
NanInre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
RESULTS OF BOXING
MATCHES LAST NIGHT
Continued from Preceding Page.)
Unholz Is Victor.

%. They met first when she was sent to
Inf erNieW him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Utah Only Semi-Arid.

PASSING TO INC cOnUllIOf
this state, he said.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03
Resn Hcen!

SO, at Ger er foIoen 9iegn q Il
bline en- al oe oigtigIte gipbeoer
,Omaba 9ee" ifriner Gag til
Worgen: Sent / @oar falot oet
Iegn Omaha. Snotil aG. 6 bclef
g'eoberen iig til Ell .06 al en- Cont
me, men acknowledged loner
mere. gpen bor life bait Regn a
itsrre 9etponing benoeO TO Wtoo
neoer. Stte al oe femten @eirito'
TONER, iom ropporterer til Omaha
meloer ON 9le9nfalb fra Den minb
Itc grsfoeI og til 81 al en- 1onnme
Den ienore Del al Stoten III
iprlig Ell goo 9legn. Spreote 9pgei
iaIot longs q. @. 9one fra Smabc
til Blair og mellem Bancroft ol
genoer. Set regneoe iaa longt 8ei
iom Hortb Blatte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03

Suorfor life gaa oirefte til Gieren
al ben itore 5ormlte oo IGgge Sno.
tpgtsifot poa ieIoe 5ormuenl Bo.
liceboloere fltnoe flosieficeres poa
en- laaoon W}aaoe, at oen 2ipsior.
iifring, Der er beregnet pan at
ifnffe en- 8onliIie 9iosopboIo, efter
at oens 6orier9er er foIoen bort,
bIiper fritoeet for Sfat."
Senotorens 0r6 giper en- flar
5oritaoeIie al, at Der er mere emo
cen Sioe beo en- iaooon Gag at ia.
ae / 9etraatnina, og boor feoeIig
Gebatten nngaaenoe en- ToIoreni-
lion emo fan bpre for ct 2ono, ioo
er oen Ell 0sopenoigbeo iom DOB.
ppgt imoo 6nitpurf, iom gerne
blioer 2nitbGrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03
Yengeaiprcsningrr.

Spencer, So., 26. 2lng. - Si0-
ite 6reooe fom oct for 0agen, al
3ronf 9foienfrans bar ppret noe
for Yengeilopreslere, iom bar trnet
bam til at uobetale $4,000 iioen
9tpriG iioIte 5oroar. Goienfrons,
iom er en- rig 5arner, bar toget
flere itsrre Pen9eilnmmer no al
9anfen iioen 8oraaret, iaa Ban.
fer s. s. WcGoro iorleoen Dag
ipnr9te bonL bpao ban briigte alle
gengene til. Oct lpffeoes enoeIig
Mr. McGoro at faa bam til at tale
ITO, og oct OiIte fig oa, at en- 9on6e
bab0e trlet meo at meloe bam for
ulonligt SoIg Of itGrfe 0riffe, ia
enoog orGbe bon, bois ban life
pungeoe no meb De 9enge, iom DC
iorlongte. Si6en oen %. glpriI bar
ban, Iag6e ban, betolt Dem omfrin9
$4,000 Genge og 8efsler.
9ioIenfrnns bar anaet ino pan at
gipe aGItringcrne ober $4,000 9ors.
bog, og ban oif meo Eengene til
oct oftoIte Ste6 oeo en- Ssitaf Gige
ne6 9ngrpnicn; men ban bar life
alene. gonfmano WcGoro, Sberii
2iomonn, giatnagtmono Smitb og
9(ooofat g. q. SeoIo ifjulte fig
en- nGrIiagenoe @oiso9er. @iniam
Garter tom ben til 9ioienfrons for
at mootnge Bcngene. San blep Itrofs
orrcIteret, og ire onore, Wocf Mc.
Garter, Matt 9loai og Oscar Gun.
ninqbam bIcb orreiteret 6reoog. Ho.
ienfran5 cr en- meget ogtet Wono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03

iom omgioer belle Rorfen. Ipiflanb
bar enopioere ifGnfet otte itore al
legoriife SanOltensiigurer pao So
ueoiocnoen. - glf iprlige @aber
tan n9ones - Ell pro9tiIlo Eor'
celGnsoaie, beitentt for ben itorC
Cal al d>r giifoIoi; ct tort llr
/ @eitibnIen> 6oIlanosife Stlioen'
ter; en- Del ~ ~bei0er ira 9trgen.
tina; 9p9ningel. 4. .@arnortrapper
ifGnfct al gpen s. iom ogIao
bar ifanfet felipe Or arealet
8ennem Soueoino9f f.gcn font
mer man - Iige inoer Suititio.6i-
guren paa BaInoiets 5rontispiece-
ino 8eitibuIen, Der er ct berita-
6elt 9illeogaIleri Sioerens Yor.
trpt eaer Butte timber man BOG life
Der; ban bar beltent moolat Jig at
bline iremitillet poo ct iad isineial-
oenoe Steo. mems ban Ieper s
Rrpiibentinlen finoeS ct malet Bor.
trGt of hom - s onoen Gtage
ligger 9ibliotefet. Get intereSiante-
ite / 9pgningens Snore er for 9ie-
item Den itore og oen minore Sal.
6sritnGbnte Iigger / Sioeflsien
ber tGnfes lremtioens 5reosfonie-
renier bolot. 0e fire 5lsie onlilltt-
ter en- oeforotio @oaro. | bpis
Wiote en- 5ontpnc pIo6ifer. 0et
oiotIsftige 9pgnin9sfompler inoe.
boloer flere 9ofaler til gornegieitif.
tcIfen.
Valaoiet iorterer oominiitratipt
oirefte lnoer Den bollonbife Stats'
miniIter. Sobeobpgmeiteren er en- be.
fen6t Soager.@rfiteft, $. s. goers.
ma
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03
iolootbaiteu.

0ebotten onganenoe oen ior fig
gaaenoe 5oloreuiiion er laa oiot.
Ieltlg % omiattenoe, at oOif." "
life fnnoe tGnfe pao at boloe iine
SGiere "a Iour" meo ben. Dien al
og til iorefaloer Der forafteriltiife
llotalelier, lom pi iDnes ON at meo.
oele; inaleoes bolot Senotor Sber.
man ira SainoiS / iiolte llge i'm
ierite lpngere Gale Sendtet. s
oenne paaltoo ban, at belle oct DC.
mofrntiife Soloiorilng, sSnOtGgts.
itat .Neitennelierne inobefattet, er
en- oemofratiif 8iloiarelie ira De
gunoeIie til @noe. San bar life /
Stano til at iinoe noget 5orilnget,
iom ban flrnoe role og anbeiale
Senntoren ipnaeoe. at Solicit piloc
fopne til at betale ior 9eotagelen
af bette llofoIt til 1oIoloo meo
luffeoe sSa6riffer og tomme Spiie.
tnmre. San bar inoe for SnotGgts.
fiat. men Den buroe pnnlGgges De
rige og ufortiente Snot9gter. ge-
ltemnelien ON at lGgge Sfat poa
Observation-Disclosures iorosmte
ban; ban folote oen en- 3olo poa
Gnfer og fooerIse 9ern
Senotor Sberrnon iogoe bl. a.:
rSporior inobiloer nogle Uienne.
fer zig, at Oct er muligt at min0.
ife Omfoihingerne neo 2ibsopbol-
oct oeo at reoucere priierne paa
oct, man fsber, noor 9riierne pna
bet, De i9laer, inmtioig gaar neo2 2
Dette forilog er offnttet efter Den
iorferte 9lniflielie, at ale feber me.
re-, emo be iplger. Get. Der banner
@rlrnoloeet for oerne glnifuelie er
oen ionfalote nenoelige 5orbruger"
Ser ipnes life at gsre anoet emo at
ipiie og oriffe og ilioe alGoer. s
Den pirfeliae @eroen er ben oenoe.
lige 3or6ruger" en- mDitiif Berion.
- Sea goor no fra, at en6per
prooucerer mere, emo ban iorbril'
ger. oct prre fig sSorm al Sol-
oelspore eller 9lrbeioe. 9eriom life
bette er 9iIfpIoet, bil ban mart
bIibe bonferot. Oct er finn De leOi'
ge rige og DC boone fattige, Der
proourerer ninore, emo De iorbrll'
ger"
qfnoooenoe Sfot poo 2iusnsiit
rance ioqbe Senotor Sbermon bI
a.: Ter onferes TO mGrfelige@rltn
oe for oenne: WoeIe nf 2ipsosiu
ronce.ScIifabs.Giere er bGcpen riae
og be maa noas; nogle Bolicebol
oere er forfifrebe for ltore Gum
mer, 90 De mno berfor iprIie lGgg
SfuIoer til Qanoets Sfottebproer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03

GGlacr aongc for 9abonien. 9I-
foreIt 26. 9lng Oct fortpqeS ber.
at Stormonternc bar nnlat RrinS
@illiom 5rcoericf Sermon Otto
aorl al @icb, GpifIonb, til at be-
flroc 9llboniens 3rone. San ei
Sobcoet for @ieb-6omilien og er
9icb6 al 9ilmrnien8 Gronning.
san er Al 9lor gnnlnel og bleb
1898 gift meo 9Sriniesle 9ollinO
nf WiirtenberQ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-03

Raaoiebeo 2ebet al oe ferIte ii
gIar ior at lette 6olf 9logangen til
at ifaife fig Siem og Gienoom.
Stor Sterilization. llnoer Itore
Seitioeligbeoer inopieoeS 3irsbng /
iioIte llge Den tore 8Gmnin9 oper
WiSiiSiippi. 3looen oe0 9eofuf, SSa.,
og oen 0ermeo iomnenberenoearof-
Itotion, DER ifol foripne 9perne
Burlington, Wlonmoltb, Sort Mla-
Oiion, aeofllf, @amilton, Sonni-
bnl QllineD og WorIdip meo elef,
triif 9ns o9 araft. Om glftenen al
6rGn0tes Der 6proGrferi til ct
aoItenoe of $4,000. 0pmningen
banner en- ltor Se, Der bar ioaet
HoOnet Cooper 2ofe" efter 9lnlGg-
gets 9p9neiter, SSngenior 6ugb g
Cooper.
Sobn 8iet3 uifpIoig2 Mon pil
minoes Sngen imoo SSobn 9ietj,
Ser forlnnreoe nGomeron.8pnnitl-
gem, og iom bleo osmt ifpI6ig at
babe orpbt 0eprttb Sheriff Oscar
Sarp st Bar 9[obofoter / Wfil-
pmlfee bar MI inoien6t ct 9snifrift
til @unerner Wc@opern ON 0iet3'
2esGooelie o9 begritn0er bette meo
en- Eaoitono ON. at oen auqle, ser
orGbte Oscor Sorp, life ton ppre
noifiiot al Den gtiffeI, iom 9Sobn
9ietB benntteoe.
oSmperotor" Sra 9fep 0orf
meIoeS UNDER 28. 9lug. om ltor
Slolss / oeSnperntor" bnis fgrite
9lejle oner Sooet ni npIig meooelte
ON Sfibet laa neo 9rpggen SO.
bofen n9pnte 0og meO @eiptnin9en
og tt3t Observation-Disclosures ON
9oro. 8eo forencoe arpiter fra
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