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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12

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Iiebt bat er nod3 gritdS Gnne Mot fprs
ihen lpOlIen; bod aiebt es lin SeipdltiS
All ilresn Drabe.
Inter benz 1dIIenben @elGute t1reis
tet Il aum 6riebbof. GonrlensDlb liegt
auf al ben blImeniiberlmiitteten Qis
| geln, baf lie dusI Ihuuen tpie 9eete IN
einem Grii1lingSgarten.
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Gtelle, an Der er Dor aebn ssSahren Dpn
fer 8eliebfen 10 5cbnleralidsiiiBen Nbs
fAieo nabll. On benz @rabe fprt fllset
eine neiblide @etalt in liHtein aleibe
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unb pallnenatpeigen. Damn erbebt lie
itA ,lnD briidt bas 6iitden feiter anf
bus nubbrdune 1aar.
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dim lie bepbdhtet. iebe 2inie her
1mlanfen Ge1alt, ber6hnitt besRDpfs
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ror ... ba tpenbet lie ihr Mntlib inn
5u ....
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.grita!"
Da lesen ii9 atpei sarte 9dnbe auf
bic feinen lnb eine fiiBe 6timme
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bins. Define Srifa! Sd tpuBte. bob
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Inter benz 9ahne ibrer iparmen
Worie, ibrer liebeitrablenben Mugen
rei9t bic gritarrung bon inn RIB
bc1 fann er an iein Slid nod niAt
glauben.
rgrifa! DUP ssd las, Du ipdreit
tobt! grifa!" ftamrelte CT.
So BAT bic 3eituns cinen Srrtbum
teri1tet. Sd mar fhperfranf unb
zines Mbenb nabe meinem gnne. 90
mars mir. alb riefeit Du MIDI un5 i'd
fdrnpfte. rang, pubte ih bod, ih bin
nothpenoig gu meines Soahim's
Slid"
Da fommt Der sSutel iiber i'm, bic
feliae 5reube.
mir biit Du Geute auferitanben am
Sltertdge, mein Gehen. mein 2ieb!
SG0ner nod als bamals itebit Du Dor
mi, unr i@ bin Oeiner piirbiger ge@
norten. SEPT tann uns nihts mebr
trennen!"
Gne aneinanber aefhmiest perbar=
rem iie neben ben @rabe.
91rh INNER ballen Die Gloden. llez
ter tenn 9iigel .piegen fih atpei 5alter,
Tie nd6ern einanber i'm fiiben 2iebesz
ipiele, lie trinfen Sbuu aus elmer Stole
unb f6tpeben bann auftpGrts III ben
golnenen 4etber. INNER b0ber, hsher
binauf 80. !,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12

p6r id. Die GAIL. bds fDSr orig
cute gnterpreis un mir bebtt yjelb
md(6e. irie dlIeS. Mel iib ben nod
Wal hin IN ber getd5H nliib ia ihlisb.
f:9 ben ih gelaat. er ipllt ebett sebn
I'M mi: ben 6bapp ffurts !ci1e. Ce
n6hfe Mprsen i'm ltbau bic Older
tpnrrne lin ben 1 0pM in bic ,Snhrb
dnsgelEnffelt, DuR ib sebenft zen, ie
'ipoflfe { ppbitpffis obner 3ittiebahl
brin rebIe. Die Ribs Ben has urig
aeqlid5s urt Die s5eGerfA ben pei! san5e
Dag in benz God selDdt uis fen Gss
fino 0aufes ge6ilD sss1 fa9e Sine,
bic sSeaer ben Spenbs gesntt fpie RE
Gonninrmperf1, es tDur rebgeler
@hebEl. sd ben be sen3s Dag Die
2ebbereri9 se!patfht. i6 fam Sbne
iaae, ID; marin arig etieites un ieh ben
inlmer getrernbelt LII ben ge5enst.
mann nur Der alte Mdnn no5 paar
Mpcpe fort bleiipe blbt. s:tabs, iuann
fer rebubr fomme built uR fieai fie
gdnse MDb, bdnn tperO er trsbfs. Der
Webesneiler bot sefagt. ih lpdr'n iiihz
lid, buS ih mid 10 tru6ele Debt, er
ipcIIt bic Sah NIT Rem Ybtl. idon
fidie. Sd ben aptrer teine Hef nit
frieet. Dim aipeite Dag ben f iton
Bridifsin I'M al ben 5!cff IN tie
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seftc-.. 9lm Na6ni!.aa is rer aHehl=
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bon Riubeb sebrabt. SD lin fr edz
feitet gelpeie, oub mid Der Brief aus
hie 9ano gefalIe Is. 8ie ib en- ilffs
gemadt ben. DO tin itb aeiehrlt. Ter
phil bot seihritptpe, is1 loft fer Zee
oesipeiler nlubfe mode. bifahs er ldlt
tas gdn3e prdppertie an en MiniIier
perfauft. mo- uff Die 2att Girgb re6Ie
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12
9as anonpme Oiterei.
gou S. 9!ilOip.

.Wsein armer 9ubi febarf brin5enb
Der Grbplung uno ba bas Detter 10
ftDn lit uno SIR in gurem tleinen
Weit 70 gut fpie duf bem 2anbe lebt,
toia i'd Grh bic sSrellbe MAIDEN, bic
Oiterferlen BEL Sud au perlebell,"
batte Sante Gsrapbine geibrieben.
Die Treuoe, Die oleier Srief in benz
Cauten. altndterlicben 1aus am Martt
BON Neuliabt bsrtorrief mar etpas
aemil1ter Natur Men fcnnte 3par
ben uormen Suoi" nieht. aber man
fannte Sante Gerapbine eie permits
trcis Erau prdiiOent. Die in ben 5agen
ibres fIanses pereeiien bate, baB es
sinen Sit pis Nelitaot in Der gDelt
seee.
Oie biifteren G3nunlen BON 6errn
unb 5rau aDmmiiIiona.oth Rlinte in
8etreff Wubi's sinaen in gsiiiuung.
Gr mar eisentlid Elm prachtpcu perz
onlagter Sunse. aber ieine :.Nutter
bate ii0 fhei1bar Die eroentlssite
sMiiEe gegeben, elm fleines llngebeuer
aus ibm au MAIDEN. Das gelte i'm
1nule mar nidt gut eenug fir i'm
uno am erIten GhenD Interpellirte Der
ieh5ebnjGbriee 6err pen Ontel Goms
miffionsrath tpegen ieiner politiihen
@eIinnung. gr 5emertte lol3:
.papa mar INNER fonlerpatip, iG
beareife Did niht. .Ontel. rpie Ou 70
roth" fein tannlt."
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5phter bes 6auies. fanb @nabe Dor
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lie. Jriebel unb Srubel. bic Bad
fifhe, todren 9an5 unter IeinerWurDe,
er nannte fie bic .5hulmdohen" unb
bebanDelte lie NIT 6erdblafuns.
RGtbe bulDete lIhelnb feline
gliiEenhs 0erebruna, Sic ipenisftens
bas Cute hatte, bub er ui1ier bem
Slid ibrer tluren Mebangen sum2amm
tpurfe unb ale unarten lieb gr persi
aaB bic Nfutter au tnranniiiren, perz
5eBte nidht me6r ben Ontel in, peinsi
fide 9lIfreauns ourh @eiebesiibers
ihreitungen. tpie an iinbefugter Gtelle
am sSIuB9en nreeln unD i'm 6tabt%
ndlbhen, Der 2ie5linasprcmenabe Der
ginnDhner, nit elmer 1dfhenpiitole
nan BaumitGmmen iinb Spaben 14ies
zen.
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Fin su tbun. Inn oie MifIst9aten ib.es
Ncffsn, bic feline Wuttsr itets nit ieiz
ner ungeiu31nliden @enialitdt ent=
fhalbiate, pieber gut au MAIDEN. Mber
rie laune bes Dnfels alih Der
Sdiuiile por bem GturTl.
Der geniale Bubi Iiimnerte ii6 inS
be5Ien ruenis baru.n. St hafle In benz
WortentGusdxn Des Gartens poito aeS
flbt nnb bcobn1Meie aus bie{ern 0inz
ferbalt Eoujine Gltbe. Durh efnen
Gpult III her|rrffLtpanb fcrnte er qez
rabe in adtbsn's 3immerftniter ntD
in tie Qiih< feh.n, unb trenn biefe
niht in Der Riine gefhdftia mar. fob
lie aeDis mil elmer NanDnrbeit binter
Cen b!i;fenoen primelz unb 6bnafiss
thent1pfen bes 1enjters. Dubi. ber
eiaentlld3 ben iisferefIdnttn Mdne1t
,Nltipr* bdtte, fiiIIe efn 0dHae8 40
fisbu6 nil prcfiI1niidjksn Il @leiS
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9ie Siteru iino oa, bic soloene
!Seit.
Son 6. gerbnrS.

Der G6naaaus ourbbrauitt am
@henb por Oitern Die peite Strede
bon Serlin nd4 aonigsberg. Sait ale
4btEeilunaea iinb iiterfillt, unb in
ibnen ertOnt lebbaftss 8eipraA. frr6es
9elG9ter. 9fur in Dem Coupe Der err
item G!aile iibt Elm einsiger Reiienber;
er Ga. ltb in Die gde gelebnt
nnb feline Qlugen f9Deifen iiber Die
mDnpbegldnste 9eseno. Die ihm eez
tannt, a1, 10 befannt tit. Gin Seuf3er
entfliebt ieinen 2ippen. er pirft eas
8Ih, Das er in Der 9anD belt, cbne
Darin gu leien, BET Seite. bic grin.er=
uneen laHen ii9 niGt berlbeuden.
llnD pie f0nnte es du6 dnners iein!
Dor aebn Sabren, ebenfalls CUR 3eit
bes SiterfeItes, lit er bieiel6e Strede
in entsegensegengeiebter Rtbtuns ges
fa6ren, elm nit iih aerfallener Yfenlh
Der Slid, gbre unD5elbfa1tang ber@
lotsn! gBie tpar's nur mDgli4, tdb
er ltraubeln fonnte, ct. eSoacbim rGn
Hapen. Der Spbn 10 bohahtbarer Gt@
tsrn9 unerbittlt9. tpie i6pn oft, seht
er ben @puren ieines s5ebls nod.
sSriibe Der Mutter berdubt, tpar er faIt
obne Gr5iebung aufsepaAfen. Sein
Cater liebte ihn robl uno tDar itpi3
aui ieinen geritanb unb feline SriiA;
aber er aiieelte niht bic tpilben Srie6e.
bic luitie in ibm emporihoiien. Mn5n
jung fam Soa1im auf bic uniberiitdt
uab bort in bic Iodsrften Rreiie. Dime
8efnncn iebte er ben ibdumenoen8es
der Ger Cuff an bic trunfenen lippen,
pbne Wahl eenob er bos 2eben nod
clIen Hihtunaen. Srobbem iein Gas
ter i'm nidt bel9rSnite. aeniigten feline
8eaiige nitt, !, m feline Nusaaben. ie.ne
Gerlufte i'm leintiinrisen SPIEL gu
beden, ba mohte er GhulDsn unD
ioieber Gc1ulben. llnb als emit Elm
GlGubiger bringenb ma1nte, oergriff
er iicb an Der linn dnpertrauten Werz
si:igInggfaHe Der Werbinbung! Nld
bette iiberlduit ben aereiftsn Mam
feurige @lutb, penn er Der gn!elisen
S.hat abenft.
ylatiirli9 bat er beabfi9tigt, bic
5hulb na9 gmpfans beg bd!srlihen
Mehiels 3u bsden. Gin 3ETaa brahte
lie frii6er an ben Sag. sSoatin ben
Napen ftanb aIs ein GbrloIsr ba bpr
5einen Hpmmilitontn. Dor cem herbei~
aerufenen Batter. lin i'm. ben Nl.en,
fc6pieg man bic b0ie Nngsfeg.nbeit
tobi, ober es mar felbitperifinolitb,
baB Joanim bic unirerfitGt Dsrlcftn
muBte. Sief ssbeu9t mar er nit Dem
Batter auf bns beiuiide @ut aereift;
bo1 obaleib bort NiemonD lHl fein
We-aeben tpuBte, tpdate e bic Mugen
niM anf3uftldgen permodee er niht
fref duf3untbmen.
xQnb mid fort, hier fann i9 nidH
sefunben; ih min biibeu nHo ein snn<
ser Monn iDerben ienfeits ots 05t<
dnS!s Bat &.
llnb bsralts. 70 i6spss = HIN iparb,
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Sferll !!

gSer iucib tpo1l cine i6on're Seit,
9lls ipann lie1 rings Die SSelt erneut7
Ser @rb' entlteigt Elm tiger SUIT
llnD leiIe ibipirrt in lauer 2uft
Gin Glinsen unD ein Stn9eu
3ur Hebli6 ld)Dnen Siter5eit.
Die Selber grii,en tpeit nno brett,
gSie Oas bas miibe sluge freutl =
SGnu ldipiat Die &nolp am SliIbenhoa
llub bridt nobl auf am ndblten Gag
g8ia lprieBeu uno be9riiBen
Sie liebli9 lbone 0lteroeit.
@orbei. borbei oes 8iuters 2eio,
9erein, berein Die SriiblingsTreuoi -
9ie Sonne ltebt am Sotttmel bell
lluO iibcrau perfiinben fhnea
Sic @loden nit SrobloGeu
9ie lieblidb ibone SlterSett.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

An interesting meeting Of the ?. E. O.
secret society was held yesterday at the
home Of Mrs. c. H. AIc0Ia hon. for the
purpose Of organizing a chapter. The
?. +. Q. was organized in 1867 At the
Iowa Wesleyan college at Mount Pleas
ann, Ia, with seven charter members.
The society has steadily grown until
now there are 5000 active members in
the United States, and chapters have
been formed from New York to San
Francisco. Mrs. Frank Rhodes Elliott.
teacher OF elOcUtiOn at Rowland hail
was an original charter member. and
since coming to this city has discovered
that there are fifteen members of the
society here. At yesterdays meeting
they were nearly all present and a
chapter was organized its object being
social and literary Improvement. Meet
inss VIII occur every two weeks, and
for the remainder Of the year art will
be studied
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. G. H. Mcmahon, president; Mrs.
A. G. Andrews, vice president; Miss
Saczett. recording secretary: Miss
buchanan, corresponding secretary:
Miss Margaret McCleery, treasurer;
Mrs. Mamie Steiner, chaplain; Mrs
JudsOn, guard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
REQUEST FROM ITALY.
Asks For Punishment Of Persons
Guilty Of Lynehing.

1AAAtJ "a +yAACAA4Sr
Washington, Jan. 13.-The Italian
government has signifed to the govern
ment Of the United States I'm the u1rfta
and courteous way known to Efrrr-
macy, a wish that the persons guilty Of
lynching the five Italians at TauTqh
Ia, last spring should be punished
Heretofore in cases of lynchiuL oF
Italians. the matter has been comrro-
missed by the payment of an indemnity.
but this does not meet the present de-
mand of the Italian government.
As under the existing law the trial
and prosecution of such cases as this Is
left entirely to the state authorizes
the national government is weI.-rfzb
helpless to meet the request of the ItaI-
ian government. The investigation
made by the state Of Louisiana was 81,
unsatisfactory that the national gov
eminent undertook an investigator by
its OWN agents to learn the facts al
tending the lynching,
The result of this inquiry is now on
file, but the United States government
cannot make the report the basis Of
any legal proceedings against the
Iynchers. As an outcome of these en-
barTassing positions the president viii
probably make fresh representation t1
congress, urging the speedy passage Of
the bills intended to remove from state
courts jurisdiction in cases where per-
sons claiming treaty protection are the
victims ard transferring Jurisdiction
over them to the federal courts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

South Ninth East street. Services ..
a. M. subject. Truth" Sunday srt,-4
u o'clock. Wednesday evening me-
z.39 clock Take East Seventh SIS,
street ear on State All made welc7rDs "a
German Luthean.-Swedish Iu+br-.
church, corner Second South ard FC----l2
East streets. Sunday school n "a
service. 8 p. m. Pastor, H. Hoffman, ~ =5i
West First South street. 's-
Spiritualists.-The First Spiritual ,--.
ciatiOn viii meet at Mrs. ThOmsen's -
Is, 62lh Richards street.
First Presbyterian Church.-Corne- s.
Ond East ana Second South streets. 6g-
" n Paden. D. D.. pastor. Rev Hs--.-.
W. Bsoch. assistant. Morning se--iel 81
III o'clock, Sunday school al 12.aI. vr..--
peoples meeting at 6.f5; evening ssrvf-77
at 7:45. Seats are free at all services ana
the pubic cordially invited
Church Of Christ. Scientist .-HoI7s Sam
ices at 1856 East Third South street s--
cay school st 10 a. m; church service e-
u a. M; subject, Truth Each E-I-.-
day evening a meeting is held ar -.s-
o'clock. to listen to the testimonies of ~
healing Of sickness and sin. All ara 4r
vited to these meetings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
Art COMMITTEES.

Mrs. Elliott, chairman of the art COM
mittee Of the Federation. with other
members of the committee, Mrs. Cora
Eldredge, Mrs. Solomon Siegel, Miss
Jael@son Of Provo and Mrs Adams OF
Ogden. are working earnestly in the
interest of art, and are succeeding in
arOUSing enthusiasm in the subject
among club women throughout the
state. Their principal aim is to have
exhibitions Of reproductions, such as
were recently exhibited in the schools
here. given in the cities throughout the
state A course Of supplementary
readings on art viii be suggested for
the public schools. and it viii also be
their aim to induce clubs to present
pictures to the schools.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

been arranged for next Tuesday. at the
regular club hour, 2:30 D. m, and every
one interested is cordially invited Miss
NJ. Adelaide Holton, primary super
visor Of the city schools. will give an
explanatory talk upon some of the late
improved methods being introduced in
primary work here. Her subject, The
Effect Of Speer Arithmetic Work Upon
Other Subjects In Primary Work" viii
be especially interesting to the educa-
tiOnal committees of all clubs. All are
invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
PROVO CLUBS.
Utah sorosis.

The Utah Sorosis club met Wednes-
day afternoon, with Mrs. Tucker in the
chair.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner reviewed several
chapters Of Myers ancient history in a
very instructive manner.
After recess eleven members respond
ed to r0il-call. Mrs. Zina II. SmOOt gave
a thorough review Of the principal mag
azines for January 1900. Mrs. C0rdelia
Beck presented the club with beau
tiful clock, which is duly appreciated
by the club. Mrs Beck also recently
presented the club with an elegant
book case. Club adjourned for one
week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
MEDAL FOR LIEUT.. BLUE.
Ladies of South Carolina Honor the
Brave Naval Officer.


New York, Jan 1S.-Lieutenant Vic
tor Blue Of the United States navy was
honOred today on board the hattleship
Massachusetts at the navy yard by the
women Of South Carolina. the lieuten-
ants native state. for his heroic work
on land and water during the war with
Spain.
Ex-Governor Hugh S. Thompson Of
South Carolina presented the lieuten-
ant with gold medal, one side Of
which bore the inscription, 'Explorator
Fortissimus in Ponto Sylvisque Flor
uit." and on the reverse side the words:
The women Of South Carolina to
Lieutenant Victor Blue, in high ap-
preeiation of his courage, enterprise
and distinguished services in the San
ti2go de Cuba campaign 1898.
Mrs. Blue was among those present.
After the presentation ceremonies Cap
tain Train and the other officers Of the
Massachusetts entertained the visitors
in the oficers' mess room, where a
luncheon was served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
"He Mistakes the Effect For the
Cause"

That is what the person does who
tries to cure rheumatism or any other
disease BY relieving the symptoms.
Hoods Sarsaparilla attacks the cause
Of these diseases. It neutralizes the
acid in the blood and thus permanently
cures rheumatism. It tones and
strengthens the stomach, restores its
natural digesting fluids and permanent
ly cures dyspepsia.
Hoods Pills cure constipation. Price
o. canfs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

South Fourth West street. between First
and Second South Rev. George Bailey,
pastor. MOrning service at II oeosAs
subject OF sermon e. H $500. -
vice at 7:S0 Service conducted by me
Rev. r. Cooper Bailey. Subject of ad-
dress: Does Christ Save Aien To-Day
Sunday school at z.ls p. M ,ShNes-
Sunday school, go West North Tempe
street at 800: intermediate and Junior
Christian Endeavor At 40 p m: J. T. );
c. F.. at 6:l5 ?. m. There viii pc spe ~
evangelical. services every evening Ge.Tin6
the week at 7;3o. Mondays topic; III"
AN 1 Come to Christ.
Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana
avenue and Navajo street sunday scHool
At $40 p. m, preaching at $50 p. m
Rio Grande chapel-Second south. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West Suncay
school at $50 p m
East Side Baptist Church.-Morn.ng
theme. "Jude's Benediction. Evening
subject: The Victory Of i atm heid-
ers Of The Herald cordially invited. Rev.
Z. Il. Shanks. pastor.
First Conversational Church.-Corner
First South and Fourth East s5Ie5JI3i
Rev. Clarence 4. Brown, pastor Pubic
worship at II a m, sermon by the pas
tor; Sunday school, l2.S9, young people
meeting. go No other evening service.
Universal brotherhood CTheosophical
Society in America, International Broth-
erhOod League).-LOdge NO. 81, room 4lb
Dooly block. Needing at p m, the
swers; International Brotherhood League
meeting on Wednesday at : D. m Inc
library open at these meetings for loan
and exchange of books. All are welcome.
Josephftes.-The ReOrganized I.atter-day
fay
rs East Second South street. Preaehlng
today. II a. N. and p. m, by Elder J. W.
Wight; Sunday school, 10 a. M Religio5
Tuesday, p. m.
St. Marks Cathedral-East First South
street. Services today as follows; Holy
communion, s a m; sunday school, $40
a m; morning service and sermon II a.
nj. In the afternoon, at 3 o clock, there
will be a joint missionary service for the
Sunday schools at which the children
from st. Paufs and ST. Peters chapeis
with their officers and teachers, wall also
be present. Missionary addresses viii be
made by the bishop and clergy. There
Will be no evening service Inc various
guilds and societies VIII meet as usual
during the week
Swedish Lutheran lions Church.-Cor-
ner Second South and Fourth East
streets. Services today at 1880 a m. and
1870 p. m; Sunday school at y m; lecture
on the Revelation every Thursday
evening at 7:45. P. f. Aslev. pastor.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church
-336 South Fourth East street; Rev. A. G.
SWeinsberg pastor. Service at II a. m. (;
Epiphany and communion. Sunday school
10 a. m. No service this evening.
St. Mary's Cathedral.-First mass at S
a. m; second mass at a. m. Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m; high mass and sermon,
II 2. m: vespers and benedictiOu 7:30 ..
m; week mornings, mass at a. m.
St Patriek's Church.-BIass and sermon
at 10 a. m.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist-1S7O
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
Alethian Lvceum.

At the meeting yesterday of the
Alethian Lyeeum the Members listened
to an interesting debate on Resolved,
That the system Of Lycurgus vas more
beneficial than that Of Cleisthenes. :"
Affirmative Miss Kitty Kidder: nega-
tive. Mabel Jones. Miss Pearl Dunnell
followed with a paper on THE Beers
as Warriors and Citizens" Mrs. FL
lott, superintendent of art in the pub
lis schools, gave a lengthy discussion
of art and the work being done by club
women
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Ladies, Eiterarv Club.

The programme at the Ladies Liter
airy club on Frid ay afternoon was in
charge of the current literature section.
children of the Mist by Philpott, was
reviewed ST Lengths by Mrs. Frank B.
Stephens. Mrs Margaret CaiEe gave
an interesting report of the Interna-
tiOnal Council Of Women, held IN Lon
don last June.
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The Cleofan.

The Cleofan held its regular meeting
on Tuesday. Miss Emmeline, Wells
prefaced her talk on Women as Edu-
tors" by reading one of Olive Schrein-
er's Dreams Mrs. Anna s. Young
gave Current Events" Mrs. Laura D.
Marriott was appointed corresponding
secretary for the rest of the year.
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ons, consisting Of can Account Of the
Annexation of Territories. by Mrs. H
c. Wallace. II was followed by dainty
refreshments and an infcrnal discus
sion of the annual entertainment to be
given at the home of Mrs. George Y
Wallace on Washington birthday.
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