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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03

The increasing popularity of Montgom-
ery's band and the regular Sunday Salt
air concerts indicates that this Is the
most successful season the band has yet
had. and certainly the supporters and
admirers of that organization are SUD.
porting II as never before. Large num-
oers are the rule at the Sunday concerts,
and liberal applause indicates the favor
With which the collections are met, The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
"Parag agraphs- Ringelrelhn'
Pioneer Park Concert,

{ollowing programme Will be given
rnee- park this afternoon at 5
, under the direction OF Charles G.
naEaser of the Troubadours. II.
lGbers conducting:
march .-.......M Moritz Wurn
" star Waltz. ....,..,..........
It.s- Theo. Moses Tobani Op> 420
rownie Ballet. Richard II. Cosby
{ Up and Down. Theodore Morse
ff Rig Victor C BoehuIein
Internisslon.
&c OF a Rose.
t-s....- Lawrence B. O'Coupor
Eioma.' Spanish serenade.
-s--;;.-.--.:,; .Yradier
Matinee NaltZes ......
80: e.: 900. Raymond Howe
|py Riders. descriptive galop.
l!>s-.. w. y. harrington Sargent
\ OF America" march. .-..
49, 49, ..,...,., Arthur Pryor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
Concert at Liberty Park.

Mollerup Military band, c. Molle--
= Conductor. will give free concert
II Uternoon at Liberty park from 3:So
n 30 Following is the progra mme:
sOur Columbia Forever"
.P Paris Chambers
n1re. saThe Arazons". w kiesler
1nI Broadway Review" popular
Ellre1ley selection ....,..,J. 3: LamPe
Wild Flower" ......,F. II. Losey
Hon of Southern Plantation
pugs ..-....- ....,,....... 'Conterno
IN Five minutes intermission
Selection OF operate Melodies
u.,, .........,. Moses Tobani
''''ug Arrow.' Indian inter,nezzo.
- ... Hoffman
' i<ks Medley No. S Of Popular
XQSS s-..sN.'>s l~diilpS
|0y 1(ers Chorus from the grand
era Faust" Charles Gounod
sBang Wang" ......,,.. Chambers
"Star- Spa angled Banner Key
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
Concert at Hotel Utah.

N Hotel Utah orchestra, assisted by
Eobinson, baritone. will render the
ing programme In the lobby OF the
his evening at $50:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
Pupils Recital.

OF Gustav Schuster. violjnlst.
"A py Miss Wini!red Smith. vocal
- Don Mcmillan. pianist, will be
A 81 recital at the Twenty seventh
npel. corner p street ard Fourth
AZ o'clock this evening. FOL
~ The programme:
q yfon lHerman) -. Alberta Jones
Hlfs -; ;..--,....C Clyde Jones
- Fnfher." piano solo.
. a'xs.-., .,--,... Don Mcmillan
% slrn (Hermam. Rernell Hales
hSe ,,.....s. ..,s.. August Jones
A NJ Winifred Smith.
TIE '..,;-.,.,..,. Harry Lewis
tDeBerloD 800. John Rosell
...'.: Pupils quartette
'sen for violin quartette by
Gustav SchusterD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
Int ter:nisslon.
-. ..,...,., Arthur Pryor
Concerts at Lagoon.

ger s hand Will play the following
1me Tor the concerts at Lagoon
'ernoon and evening;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03

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III otst|
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Cute SPaEjbarn.

3tpei Ha6bern, bic beioe Siibner
jii1teten, gsrieten bdnfig in Streit
miteindnoer, neil es ni9t felten borS
fam. baB 6ie 86geI bss einen in bem
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ri9teten. Giner Der beioen perfdifs
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meinem @arten isben IaBt. f4iebe i9
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&artoffelfur9en f9urrte. S4nell
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ten uno rief: nSoIt Sud Cure gems
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mari iie ipieOer slIriid, inosm er
faste: " SSH
.5reBt Sbr Cure alten Siibner fel'
ber; mir baben ieBt genus bapon uno
aieben einmaI sirsn guten Gaianen'
braten bor."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

Sourtif: r9lber feben sic bod
mol ben GIissenfdparm auf Dem
adfe! Sas lit oOh febr unuppstitli9;
hcben sic benn teine &dieglode9"
9orftrGmer: p@i getpib, ober Die
miro beui i'm Sbeater gum Mitters
nd6tI9lasen eebruu9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

iing. bas gerobe sefhmol5al tuurbe,
ii9 nod elm Sprengt6rper befunben
bat.
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aus biefer 8eronIaiiuns bonn @roB=
beraog nit einem 9liidpunibf9reis
ben fein 8ilbnis.
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groben bon Steinen eine 1rne NIT
4I9ez unb &no9enreiten freigelegt.
2eiber lit bic llrns beim Serousneb>
men 3uiommengefnlIen. 9a bas
9lusgrnben nod ni9t bsenbet 1T, iperz
ben piellei9t nod mebr llrnen ge>
funoen.
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fanb elm 16iG6riges MGbdsn, bos auf
bsm pffenen Serb 8obnertpa9s ers
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bung unb bic Soare bes MGb9ens in
8ranb. 0ie li9terlpb 8rennenbe
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tenbaus sei9nfft, itarb ober balb an
ben f6peren 9rnnbipunoen.
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beiben Seimatsgemeinoen Setan uno
glroea 100000 Srcs. permu4t als
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alien GrieObOfes 10000 Grcs.
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tritiIiert. glo9 am @ormittug bate
Berger duf Der Strabe nit Dem Res
senIenten zines 8ldttes einen beftieen
9luftritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18

.9l9, ia ssbt ia sic reide Mepern
init ibren 3utiinftigsn S4pisssriOb'
nsn!" fh4sa
.Sa. ia, bic asrle briussu ibr
Sddfher ins SrOdene,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
SadTd)tsUutl.

@enSarm: pWarum haben sic
rid bean srit cine hutbs StuHos
Einter Ii1 bsriraDen Iailen2!@
Nus Standardization fiir
Gtp. SOrtulsE5."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
9elterretob.Y b.YnSarn.

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glnton 9ittner uno Der Sberleutnant
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Observation-Disclosures @uISarp. Elm
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sen.
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Gbriitnu9. 9lus bisbsr nidt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
Nuxenbltrg.

Gbritna6. glus bisbsr nidt
aufsetldrter nria9e sHtitano 6euer
in Den @ebGuli9teiten bss bieiisen
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etrdtffaften purosn Elm Rdub Der
5lammsn. Der 9iebitnnO tonnte
in Si9erbeit sebra6t psrOsn. Der
0endhteiligte erleibst einen Shaoen
in S0be BON 10000 ST., Der bur9
@eriiherung gebedt 1T.
2urem burg. Sn Dem 9ren3s
ort MaHerbillis tpuroe elm Sausbss
Iiber in Ieiner Wobuung bon 5lpei
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un0 i9per mib6anoslt. Die SGter
5cubisn 10000 U1art uno flii9tstsu.
sic ipur0en auf Dem 9rierer 9dbnbof
aerboTtst. $500 Mart funb man nod
N ihrem 9eiib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
9rop,ns $aebler.

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ben neueH 0risobof in 9lusIi9t se'
rcmmene @eldnoe tpuros tiirali9 bon
Der bsiOnoeren JrisObofstommiHion
bsiidtist. Sin bon Dem 2aHbI6oits'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-18
2propin5 SeGen. 21anau.

26rdtHgen. Dos 8ssirtsa
iaesmitgIisb 3. Sbpmus aus90rdin'
zen lit i'm 9llter bon 81 Sobrtn pI0b@
Id seitorben.
Sbsraulu. 9os isIttns Ssit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
5000 Farms Included In This Opening

Take particular note of the fact that there
are 5000 farms to be included in this Land
Opening It does not follow, however, that If
will be the first 5000 Registrars who viii Sc
cure the 5000 farms. This Opening will be
conducted IN manner somewhat like the
method which has prevailed at Government
Land Openings, the important difference,
ern ment conducts Land Opening the name
of each Registrant (regardless of the NUM-
Der of Registrations is included in the
Opening consequently there are always con-
siderably more Registrars than there are
farms to be distributed. Thousands who have
Registered are doomed to disappointment be-
cause there are not enough farms for All
Registrants.
We have taken particular pains to guard
against any disappointment of that nature by
making the following provisions: The Open
ing will include besides the 5000 separate
farnts-a 5000 acre Orchard, consisting of
$500 acres of Apples, 500 acres Of Peaches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
IHESE" Circumstances Make P0ssb!e YOIR OppOTtunIty

This 5000 Acre Tract IS to be divided into
5000 Tracts, ranging IN size from 10 to loo
Acres as follows 5000 10-Acre Tracts, ZOO
20-Acre Tracts, 100 4O-Acre Tracts, so 80-Acre
Tracts and so 160-Acre Tracts, making 5000
Tracts in ali, a total of 10000 Acres ONE
Tract out of every THREE will be a 20-Acre
Tract or over.
about four hours ride By rail from ST. Louis
and that the Missouri Southern Railroad
runs right through it.
WOULDN'T ''YOU" ike TO own one of
these fine farms in this magnificent Ozark
Fruit Belt, located within a few hours ride of
one of the largest Cities in the United States
enjoy all the advantages and comforts of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05

earn from 10 to 20 per cent annual dividends.
The Orchard Stock itself should be worth
many times our SIS Registration Fee. As
matter of fact, we propose to make this the
most highly developed and the finest
equipped Orchard in the world. 1t is to be a
demonstration Orchard to show what the
country is capable of in the way of produc-
ing fine apples, peaches and grapes, and of
course it will naturally pay big dividends and
all Stockholders will share, prorata to the
number Of Shares each holds, in the yearly
profits Of the Orchard. However, each Unit
included in the Opening will be of as nearly
equal value as humanity possible and will be
disposed of on Day of Opening as our gen
eral printed literature provides and the Reg
istration Fee of SIS is ALL you have to pay
US NOW or at ANY OTHER TIME, as it en-
titles you to one Contract and Full-Paid-
Up-Certifcats and the Old Colony Trust &
Savings Bank will not Certify any more than
ONE Full-Paid- Up-Certihcate for each Con-
tract or Unit included in the Opening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05

assessments, because it is Fully Paid and
Non-Assessable. You will simply own 100
Shares of Stock in what promises to be the
most complete, the best equipped and the
biggest paying Fruit and Orchard Enterprise
this country has ever seen. In that case,
our best advice to you will behold on to
your Stockton we confidently predict that
it will soon be worth many times the Regis
tration Fee and should net you a neat in
come every year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
ID and Abstracts Of 10000 Acres Held In Trust BY Bank

The Deed and Abstracts to this 10000
and besides Certifying every Full-Paid-Up
Certificate that goes out to each Registrant,
they viii turn over on the Day of the Open
ing the Deed and Abstracts to the 10000
acres. The Deed and Abstracts will show
the 10000 acres to be. FREE Of ALL en-
cumbrances.
You viii be given Warranty Deed and
Abstract for the Land, which means that you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
MoneY Back in 30 DaYs % You 81 Desire

Woney BACK IN 50 Days % you 50 Desire
You Can Register by Mail Now and Get Your Money
Back Any Time Within 30 Days if After Fuller Investi-
CATION You Wish to withdraw.
We strongly advise prompt action else you la
bic to be late You make that your Ap
plcaton reaches time for be accepted for as
stated only ONE Registration viii be accepted for each
Contract Unit have and There IS only one
way you that viii reach US in time and
that by sending your Remittance (eher the entire
SIS the first instament Of So Then you
take your time to investigate We will send you
full descriptive literature explaining Proposition
detail You can If you like visit the land IN person and
look the ground We invite the fullest investigation
believing that the closer YOU look into this Opening the
more powerful # will annea1 RI Won F4o-zever IS liter
thorough investigation desire to forfeit Contract
do go any further all you will do
to notify to that effect any within 50 days after
you have Remittance and viii promptly refund
every penny of the money sent
1t be very safely predicted that there viii be far
Applications than there viii be Contracts for When
all have been spoken for there viii be no more available
Consequently shall be forced reject all Ap
pcationS and the Applicants money. Therefore
we would advise tbat Won send in vour AOplcation now
If you are Eligible and that you" will be
disappointed-for remenber-if your Application IS
ceUtedvou will not be disappointed for YOU viii receive
ONE Of Contracts and also Full-PadUP Certificate
your Registration Fee has been paid IN full
This is YOUR" opportunity It IS now up-to-you to
make the best OF it. It is doubtful if this Opening will
again be equaled IN the history of this Own
your farmbuild home IN this land OF the Big Red
Apple" and the "Sun-ssed Peach where all nature law
shy smiles and where the shines almost continually
the beautiful crescent landscape OF the purple Ozarks
where the air is pure and sickness rare-where
abundance OF clear pure cold gushing from
thousand springs where the soil IS mellow and rich;
where the annual rainfall is 4S inches where
sure where market conditions ideajust lew short
from the fourth largest City OF the country where
game abounds and the fishing fine, where hfereal life
is worth while.
You DO Want ONE OF These FaFHls-And This IS Your
OPPORTUNITY TO Get One
Fill in the Registration Coupon below and mail today
with your remittance enclosed direct REGISTRA-
TON COMMITTEE, Fourteenth Floor Great Northern
Building If you like, you remit to the Old Colony
Trust & Bar
Respectfully the RAILROADS URMPROEED LARD ASSOCIATION.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05

will be the sole and undisputed possessor of
that particular Tract of Land. Moreover,
while we are naturally very anxious to have
you move on to your farm and put it under
cultivation, you are under no obligations to
do so. You don't have to live on it. improve
it, or do anything with it unless you want to.
You can have It for home or sell it out
right at once-or hold it for more money
later on when its value increases. Then,
there is your 100 Shares of Orchard Stock
Stock upon which there will be no further
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
The New Town OF Fruit City

Then there's NEW Towne Of FRUIT CITY which have
laid Railroad
joining big 3OOOAcre Orchard 5000
residence lots Fruit City, of the lots viii be included
this Opening
Fruit City has great future There doubt minds but
what will reach the 5000 mark less than "A months after the
Opening We giving FULL BLOCK which to erect the
Fveshs people NOW the County living along
the raOadis the of land
should enable the
at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
Why Development Has Bee

Why then ask has garden of such wonderful
fertility close the fourth largest city
cOuntry-remaned undeveOped SO long?
natural the also natural
eviOusl ack of railroad transportation.
facts This 10000 Acre Tract Of body
choice mbered fruit agricultural lands which
years has held waiting
Developments.
Now have railroad The Missouri Southern Railroad
the About
Acres offered lies from adjoining within ~ miles of the
step get the people for you know that land
fertile though has railroad
without people cultivate It.
No doubt remember when the Northern Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05

and zoo acres of Grapes which is now being
developed at an expense of about a quarter
OF million dollars. It will be the largest
and most highly developed and the finest
equipped Orchard in the world. It is being
equipped with Canning Factory, a large
Hotel, large Barns, 40 Tenement Houses,
Winery, including al necessary Presses,
Tuns, Cellars and Buildings, 2 Evaporating
Houses, 2 Fruit Packing Sheds, 40 Fruit
Spraying Outfits 100 Head of Mules and
Harness, 50 Farm Wagons, so Turning Flows,
so Cultivators, so Double Shovels, so "A"
Harrows, a number of Sprouting Hooks,
Pruning Knives, Saws, Axes and a lot of
other miscellaneous equipment sufficient to
thoroughly equip an Orchard of this magni-
tude.
Now every Unit included in the Opening
will be composed of TO- 20, 40, so or 16O-acre
Tract of Land or 100 Shares of Fully Paid
and Non-Assessable Orchard Stock in the
above described 5000 acre Orchard-Stock
which should and in all probability will soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
N0W-This Is Y0UR Opportunity Registrations Accept
THE FOLLOWING ARE ELIGIBLE AND CAN REGISTER:
IT now own over 40 Acres of Land.

5 ny s age @
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Down ~ tfm dS Lm q rhCt md mpm eUmed
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05

located eight
railroad, with population Of about 800
Well, what all this Citya with
excellent prospects being County located the rail
and highly developed hnest
equipped Orchard the wod be inhabited and surrounded with
Opening with overflow of splendid c1
from practically state in the Union should mean
substantial City of thousand within
short time after the Opening and at least HALF NIL
from the OF the 5O
OF this future Metropolis
until ON and AFTER Of he OPENING.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05

other Legal Papers to each Registrant after
the Opening. The Old Colony Trust & Saw
ings Bank of Chicago, Illinois, CERTIFLES
every Full Paid-Up Certificate that goes out
to our Registrars and will not Certify but
ONE for each Contract or Unit included in
the Opening. You can pay the $500 either
all in cash or at the rate of $500 down and
$500 per month. You will NOTE from the
above that you are given an Abstract, as well
as clear Deed to your Tract of Land. If
these Abstracts and Deeds had to be secured
by each of the 5000 Registrars, singly and
separately after the Opening, they could not
hope to get them properly prepared and de-
iyeredby reliable Abstractor for much less
than $500 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
When And Where Opening win Be Held

The Opening will be held Fruit City and the DATE
of will be announced least 80 days in advance
which time Plots Of the Land and Orchard will be mailed
to each accepted Registrant The Opening will
after the closing Of Registration arrangements
therefor be made. While cannot state definitely
this time just exactly when the Opening will take place
Judge from the way Registrations coming in,
and they almost certain come in still greater
numbers result OF this that the Day
is far distant However stated advance
ment of the Opening will be made at least 80 days prior
Make your Remittance direct to The Railroads Unim-
proved Land Association of Registration Commit
using the Registration Coupon below for that pur-
pose, or if you like may remit to the Old Colony
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago All Remttances viii be
duly acknowledged and Receipts covering same promptly
mailed The said Receipt will show that the Registrant
Immediately upon the payment of his Registration Fee Of
SIS in Full will receive FuPaidUp Certificate Cert-
fed by the Old Colony Trust & Savings Bank OF Chicago
Illinois The said Full-Pad-Up Certificate will guarantee
that The Railroads UnimprOved Land Association will
accept any than ONE Registration. for each
Contract Unit included in the Opening and also that
the Old Colony Trust & Savings Bank will Certify
Contract Unit included in the Openings and will further
that the said Regstrant will be required
pay penny than his Registration Fee of SIS
either before after the Opening and that the SIS
titles him Contract and Full-PaidUP Certificate
and pays his portion OF all expenses for advertising,
ranging for and conducting the Opening transferring and
delivering all Deeds Abstracts and other Legal Papers
each Registrant after the Opening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-05
Not Necessary To Be On The Ground On Openinq Day

You can be the ground the day Of the Opening or
have someone to represent you II you choose but it will
not be az all necessary It will make particle OF diff
ference way the other, far the IS
concerned Registrant interests whether pres
not will be fully safeguarded all have equal
opportunity There will be the slightest favoritism
shown to any All Applications that accepted
will be recorded and treated equal basis by for
there will be but ONE Registration accepted by for
EACH Contract or Unit we have, and the Old Colony
Trust & Savings Bank will ONLY CERTIFY One Full
Paid-UP Certificate for each Contract Unit have
and This being the and Registrations
being received by the hundreds It will behoove you
reach Committee with your Registration before the
Contracts are all gone-for you NOW KNOW in advance
that Units will be composed of TO- 20, 40 so 100
Acre Tract Of Land (ou Of the above described 10000
Acres all OF which will be included in Openingl 100
Shares OF Fully Paid and Non-ASessbe Orchard Stock
in the above described 5000 Acre Orchard adjoining
New ToWasite of Fruit Civ