Front:
Lewis Hilersen
1953
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D-2-Taken from an original painting by the cowboy artist,
statesman, and poet, ex-Senator Lewis H. Larsen of Utah. Artist tone
THE ST. BERNARD derived its name from the Hospice
at St. Bernard Pass, in the Swiss Alps, which was
founded by the noted Monk St. Bernard de Menthon,
in 980. In 1810 they were imported to England, and
much work was done at that time to fix the standard
for size, type, color and coat. They were first shown
in America in 1879. They have been credited with
saving more than 3000 lives. They are a wonderful
guardian and companion for children.
Copyright 1953 by L. H. Larsen. No part of this picture or text may be
reproduced in any form without permission in writing from L. H. Larsen.
PUBLISHED BY L. H. LARSEN, 72 POSTOFFICE PLACE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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