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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
DECLINED TO MARRY.
Wealthy Philadelphia Girl VIII Not
Marry the Prince.

I
It is definitely announced that Count
Hi2polyte Pallavicini Of Hungary will
not wed Miss Meta B. Richards of
/ Philadelphia.
This discarded nobleman IS one Of
/ the most remarkable young men in con-
/ tinentaI Europe.
| Margraf-or Prince. as he STYLES him
! self-Pallavicini is related TO a multi
| tude Of crowned heads, most closely to
/ the KING OF Belgium and 10 Don Carlos.
ana a little more remotely to the i'm
perlal house of Hapsburg and the royal
house of Savoy. In most Of the courts
OF Europe he has assured entire.
some years ago he was engaged to
MS second cousin, DOna Elvira. the
daughter Of Don Carlos, who later won
Rorld-Wlde notoriety by clipping with
Roman painter.
Frequently, when promenading in the
streets Of Parma with some staid mem
Der OF the family, he mas suddenly
ciihDed tree and performed startling
Symnastic feats among its branches.
rev things pleased him more than to
start dog fight or brighten some ner-
Vous horse into running away.
one night in a vienna cafe he quar-
TeIed with superior officer over a
vaudeville singer. the divorced wife Of
He struck the officer in the face and
nearly killed him in the sword duel that
followed
Pallavicini did not escape unscatbed.
sword thrust between the ribs nearly
ended his career, and but for the me-
citation Of Emperor Francis joseph the
Margraf would have gone to jaiI as
result OF this escapade-
he sailed from Genoa on the Kaiser
W Hhelm II, now the HohenzoIIern. of
Lhe North German Lloyd company.
captain Hoegeman, who now com
mands the Wilhelm der Crosse. was nut
IN charEe of the erTatic nObleman.
II was memorable triD. The Mar
graz fellow passengers still talk of his
wonderful acrObatics in the sbip's rig
ginS and his droll tricks in the smoI-
ing room.
Arriving in New York. young Paua-
Vlelnl, under the impression that he
was landing in an UneXplored ard saw
age country, d0nned hunting Jacket
hlSh boots and a Hungarian wood
mans cap.
30 grotesque uas his makeup that
me clerk at the Bartholdi refused 40
ss. give MN room until told Of his iden-
THY by fellow passenger.
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mr.. PRATT AND The HERALD.

= URING THE CONTROVERSY
between the late board Of fire
and police commissioners and
rihur Pratt, chief of police, The
.eraid published an affidavit of John
Donovan, made before his de-
.rture for the Klondike. Mr.. Pratt
5nsidersd that the affidavit SO pub
shed reflected upon his character
ld conduct as .hief Of police and
Fought suit against The Herald for
images, contcndng that the mat
Rs stated were untrue. The suit
ld no been tried at the time of the
.eent change in management OF The
.erald. An understanding having
ben arrived at between Mr.. Pratt
sd the present management of The
eraid concerning the suit, we de-
re TO say that we are advised that
+ contention heretofore maintained
The Herald chat the article pub
|hed was privileged, Is not correct,
Mr Pratt had no opportunity to
present to cross-examine Mr.. Don
|an. We are further satisfied that
affidavit did NJ. Pratt an injus-
f and that it should not have been
|bished.
Tie Herald, under the present
Engagement, has no ill-will towards
Pratt. It's differences with him
|ne entirely political, and we have
desire to do Mr. Pratt an injus-
+ and take pleasure in making
5 statement in justice both to Mr..
|7tt and ourselves.
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Be SeH-Rehianf. By Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

T WHIT WHAT thou art and what thou wOuds be-
! No if arise which bIame
Man makes mountain 0 puny word
But like blade Of the scythe
1t falls and wihers a will
Stirred by creative sweeps ard its aim.
Thou Sg wilt b, be what soudst Circumstance
an obs with a GQd-lke purpose to achieve.
Must vanish the before sun
IF is the of dIettante
And idle dreamer; it's excuse
Know the word or know o5yif but to zcorn;
Uncrowned by and by men nsung
10 can be shown than con-
At times all good friend; but to constantly ask
Learn to decide for yourself to decide quickly
form the habit is on the road
making your g g yn2 5 high t and you
do not in accordance With eS S OWN g g 6gt
MeTsr permit n yourself be ther by halouen
be they live your life for P YOU l Yo9
must work out your destiny. - ' ~
has right o object YOUR 0f Cod qr sy
simply pursuing line Of o or foown Ps OF hgm9n But
low influenced 9F shaken b the a a not al
own rain wond scf asns mu5 foley its
is close beside it. and all urge it to jump it's
highest qualities set your mark and m %
but keep your own eedht e
with G gS know When n the be d9ne as quickly
and higher the beach and it turns it's W %
That is the way get things one task out of the
DC b p2t spend hours weeks and the way
Of Rather pat Tu Na a beginning and keep
the overcagops Toab result Of caution than Of rashnes
the overcauo man VIII tenstrke in Fates bowling
md YOU ce to t Se course Of life believing
Methods boldly and e you have made
%nat they think so long right course
You know if highest and nbs self which the
Only by ieaS Su o %n2 2 is best for you to do
s your sen ''' not o." R S waE E Sr T f9esP'
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INTERESTING EXPERIMENT.

: travellers on the Rio Glaude
are like now to gorge them
selves with whites. That Is,
Felers 5i IN male persuasion. The
Fl gone forth that instead of
1870 waiter with imperious
Ia. soft-voiced and strictly beauti-
young women are li8ly to be en-
.sed. If tins doesn't boom the din
can business as it was never
med before, gallantry Is extinct
|he male jomneyer. Men who or
arily don't care to eat much will
elop enormous appetites merely
the sake Of lingering longer in
diner with Dinah or some other
den. While the cash holds out
arm, the faded traveller viii return
keep on returning to that car. 1t
.ertainiy great stroke of bust
CA the part of the railroad man
meut.
here Is one difficulty that must be
come. This IS the increased dan
q breaking dishes and wasting
RS. viii the dear little Tribes of
@aiter girls be able to cling to the
Z Of the swaying car as do the
eTous and 'prehensiie pedals of
african How this problem Is to
'olved must be left to the Rio
nde officials.
AWAY the innovation viii be OBJ
ed with the keenest interest
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really in earnest and now each has
arrived at a wholesome respect for
the others sincerity. However that
may be, it is the result in which the
people of Utah, Nevada and Cali
fornia are the most interested.
The realization of years Of hoping
and planning and plodding is in sight
and 1t is a double realization. There
Is a touch Of humor in the situation,
too, for we are in the position of
the anxious citizen who asks the fam
lily physician; Boy, or girl." and
gets the reply, Boy and girl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
Reflections Of a Bachelor.

NEW York Press)
in most arguments a noise counts for
more thar brains 40
being polite 90 people is not LETTING
tnem knew what you think Of them
woman always has an idea that -bo
~ saving money when she can change
diplomat Is man who can tell Won
that you lie and make YOU thank IN,
Tor being So nice tc YOU. -'"
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EVANs, RIGHTEOUS sTAnp.

IDENSION COMMISSIONER
Evans latest report will not
render less taut the relations
between him and the professional old
soldier, but it will increase the con
fdenee and trust reposed in him by
all who believe chat to pillage the
government treasury IS as dishonest
as to rob a cash drawer.
Specially int 'estirg, as showing
the growth of the pension shark liz
dustry. was the commissioner re-
port on the claims arising from the
wan with Spain. Seven years after
the close of the civil war only 6 per
cen, of the soldiers engaged had
asked for governmental relief. The
waT with Spain was ended a little
more than three years ago. but in
that short time 20 per cent Of the
mer engaged have filed claims for
pensions.
Mr.. Evans believes this IS account
ed for by the large increase in the
number Of pension attorneys. 1t Is
stated that returning transports have
been met at San Francisco and the
soldiers surrounded by these vulrures
until. for the, sake of a little peace
of mind, they are driven into filing
pension applications. Tue attorney
of this class is blind to the distinc-
ton between right and wrong. 1t is
the So fee Tor each claim allowed
that be wants and the more clients
he can drag into his net tie greater
Is his reward.
In concluding bis report the com
missioner speaks of the unsatisfac-
tory conditions attending medical OK
alinatious. He points out the fact
that ia most instances medical ex-
in small communities are ap-
pointed as a reward for political serv-
ice. For fear of losing the place or !
offending a patient they too frequent
ly exaggerare the physical ailments
of the claimant.
As remedy for tins abuse as well /
az for the practice of determining /
applications on ex parte evidence. /
Commissioner Evans makes an excel
lent suggestion. 1t Is that travelling
boards be- appointed, 70 consist of two
ncdica. examiners, one attorney and !
D stenegsapher. Twice a year he
proposes that these boards meet al
county seats, giving those who seek
ample notice. In this way
unbiased testimony could be secured
'ud impartial reports made ON each
,ase.
The announcement. from q well In
.ormed source, of President Roose-
-elt's intention to retain Commits
ionel Evans in Office, in spite of the
icious war made on him by pension
ttorncys sud veterans FOR revenue
niy, has been received with gratitica-
ION. not only by the great bulk of
be peopie. irrespective of party. but
Y the real heroes Of the war of the
ohell'n and with Spain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
THE CREATION OF EVE.
Little Agnes Idea as TO the Bone
Connected With That Event.

New York Evening SUM-
Little Agnes had been "a regular at
tendant at the Sunday school last win
Ger. The other day the school opened
again after the vacation. and the teacher
decided to have general review Of all
the ground covered by the primary de-
partment. She started. very properly. at
the beginning:
Children" said she. after Adam was
created, how was Eve brought into the
world?''
A half-dozen hands went into the air.
Willie Smith may answer. said the
teacher.
-a-bOne-frum-Adam -
Now, children that is correct. And
from what bone was woman Created2''
There was an awful silence I'm the
classroom, Finally little agnes hand
went up like a shot
You may answer. Agnes"
Her decision came quickly.
The jawbone, she said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
Getting Free Naval Instruction.
(st. Louis Globe-Democrat)

10 l@UuIs NiUUt-Uem0CraIl
By the time he gets through with the
payment of his various obligations the
sultan Of Turkey will have acmlfred a
very comprehensive knowledge OF the
navies of the world
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Hard "a Morgan.


An Arizona editor with a head for fig
ures has estimated that Senator CIsrl[sz
copper properties are worth s.. 500. 900 coo
tnis ought TO make J. Pierpont Morgan
reel Ike telephOning to the nearest Door
house for accommo iations
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
Getting Lots For Her Money

The name of the English nobIan,,,
whom that poor Kentucky girl l. - - =
marry IS Lord Charles Henry AuglIstlis
trederiek Lockhart Ross. She couldn'f
pc blamed for almost feeling as if sbs
were committing bigamy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
May Have Been Sincere.
INansas - s.

--' ny STAR
To was quite PROPER for the Tanoua,,,-
candidate toT mayor Of New York to send
nis congratulations 20 the successful NOM
NEE. Il shepard IS is pure as ne ne
tended 20 be before DE entered the sery-
...ss % eFoket. Low viii suit him very
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09

Inc question of who libeled Judge
Johnson Is likely to take a place in
history along with that other inquiry
as go the slniter Of the lamented VIII
liam Patterson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09

Salt Lake people tested smoke
less furnace yesterday successfully.
Now If the inventor viii turn his at
tention in the direction of a smoke
less campaign cigar be viii make his
name immortal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
Enjoys at Least One ADVANTAGE.
washington star.)

Inc rich man may not stand a very
good chance of getting into heaven. but
ne IS able TO buy his daughters a few
gunehes OF chrysanthemums now and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
Like Their Politics Highly Seasoned.

philadelphia rlay be a worse governed
city than New York. but It is too plainly
evident that The Philadelphians ike Il
just that way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09
.on't Stand the Lieht


baltimore Americana
CAPTAIN Lemly finds that handmade
evidence. like handmade heroes, will not
stand the light Of publicity.
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Has Another shrug Coming.

tspokane Spokesman-R Review
Abdul Hamid made a mistake when he
thought he could settle his French bill
with Turkish shrugs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09

The supply of beef may be running
short but so long as we have cleo
lions there viii be no dearth in the
amount of "beefing."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09

Vow ven all have to get busy
learning how to pronounce the name
Of Ii Hung Chang's successor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09

a dozen words in the dispatches of
Yesterday announced the death of
Kate Greenaway. The children of to-
day never heard OF her. but those o.
fifteen years ago win not soon for
get this talented artists dear little
woman III the short-waisted gown or
the hate Greenaway parties they
used to attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-09

Address all cor munlcations to The
-erald Company, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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SUNDAY

q ye-F '''.''','...'..,,S zoo
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Eastern Offices

LsfangwelPs List, 35-S7 Randolph
.treet, Chicago.
$50 Nassau Street. New York.
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EERHs or SUBSCRIPTION:
Ba5LY ENB SUNDAY.

9ne month SIS
Three Months ............s $50
li's year '..s...s...... $1,000
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THE HERALD COMPANY.
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TIE SALT HERALD.

PubHshd Daily and Sanaay
By
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-17

from that which is protected by the
law !: YOU are opposed to whisky,
break up the "speakeay." II YOU
a,e in favor If il, cUue out openly
and say 50, and don't try to make the
people bskevc the way To break
MP the whiskey business is To allow
It he sold by whosoever will They
would at least then believe IN your
sincerity.
We can not see in what sense the
writer of the Aforementioned article,
.lwho, by the wsv, seems to he first
class republican. eau hold the Clerks.
Cunnty Court and Sheriff, responsi-
bic tor the existence ot speak easys. -
And it undoubtedly is false as
sumption when he saws public scnti.
ment Is ia favor Of allowing the sale
of whjskey." That one sentence
gives away the intention underlying
his whole article. lie knows but
little about public sentiment. Go in
4 any neighDorhood where "speakeasys'
exist, and you fna oua person favor
able to its sale, | will show you Ten
who aGe opposed toit.
No, sir we are opposed to granting
saloon license in this county, and We
are hacked by uinyteuths of the
citizens OF the county Our cour t.
court is composed OF three Of our hes
1 citizens two democrats and one repub
Iican, and the peopicotlhe county hAv,
faith in them that they will stan,
by oar best Interests and not ALLOW
this giant octopus, the licensed saloon
to gain a footing on our terri
tory. II you'd, indeed, he blotcl
upon our history, OF which genera
( tons yet unborn would he ashamed
Happy and tranquil homes would be
torn asunder, bright aud noble noyi
would be dragged down in the quag
mire and filh Of crime and degreda
ton, loving and trusting wives would
feel the sting Of The adder, fond anc
doting parents would see their son.
occupying 8 felou's cell, true and
virtuous ladies would be outrae ed
and insulted, and sin, sorrow anG
suffering would stalk through our
land ummolested.
TAXPAYER.
/ Granisville, w Va, Dec. IA.
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is as hard to break to the harness as a
whole herd "f Mexican bronchos. or
otherwise he is trying to teach them
the art of self defense, by the same
process the Italian taught his monkey
bow tn fight dog.
Rev. Jones aud Holly Bell, after
4 long indieposilion, Jones with 4
gathering uu the foot and Bell with
typhoid fever, are, we are glad to saw
able to oe about.
1t looks as though George Davis
was going to fence in bis barn. He has
four or five pairs Of bars around it..
which he lets down and goes through
every time he puts his horse away, in
preference of leading hi,u around The
pnst
Mr. Editor if / ever see this in thc
Chronicle | will write again, but il
you can find ro other use for 1t. YOU
may give it to your devil to wrap HI,
matches with.
]
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CLARIA.

Mrs. Naomi Booher, and daughter,
are visiting on Barnes run at this
writing.
Madison Lepch is learning the car.
pecteI trade. He is working under
MIR. Tom Carpenter, one at the best
"carpenlers' IN the state.
The school at the Starkey school
house, under the management OF Lee
Gamer, Is success.
We have a fine Literary at the
Starkey school house. The Sycamore
band is there every night.
A. Gum, the prosperous merchant
Of Clara. IS doing big business az
this place.
Stray Boy was mistaken about |.
y. Starcher's cellar. 1t won't be
completed before next spring.
Little Ophia Booher, the daughter
of l.. II. Boober, has been very poor
~, hut we are glad to say, is some
better.
MIR. j. L. Golf has just completed
a fine dwelling house
Miss Jane Crawford the charming
young lady OF CIaria, was visiting
the Starkey school Saturday.
Misses Dora Beal and Arizona
G"H we're The guests of Mrs Loverna
Stalnnker last Wednesday.
Miss Gerlie Riggs, who has been
the guest Of Mrs Naomi Booher for
tie past two weeks, returned home
" Wednesday.
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ASTHMA CURE FREE!

There is nothing like Asrhmalene
briuss instant relei, ven in the worst c:r
es 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. Z. L. WELLS. of Villa Bldg,
III, SAYS; "Icur trial bottle Of Asthmllins
received IN gooi condition. cannot tell
You how thankful feel for The good derived
from IL. ! was "a slave, chained with
putrid sore throat aud Asthma ior ten
years. do~ps;rcG oi ever being cured.
saw yotu advertisement fnr the cure IF this
dreadful aud tormenting disease, As;hma
and thought You had oyersPoken yourselves
but resolved to give it trial To nv Is.
tonishmcnt the trial acted like charm.
Send me fulIsize bottle"
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ANNAMORIAH.
TAXPAYER.
Granisville, W Va, Dec. IA.

Mr. Editor baLolr q 80 ~
lace Of Aunomori.hT ,;,L
that while il i 80 20, ..Ioa, :;
citizenship il Is mn, 81, oil oyoj,,,;..
We h.ye ro.d 81 ,,I .u,
room ror a GOOD hI,.l.,,;I, ,l,,, a.'
keen coaI enough o,, L,nd ,,Io Ill.,
to turn the caIks on p Ior.o sI,,o
y doctor. if located here ynnld ho
a HANDY man 70 b.v. a
sick
A miller mich, o,.o,o ;n
if he wss able hut no r,,i3 I
pay transformation clor, -
Egypt on the corn he gronnJ
Somebody might bniIl I;
stable, but he would have 80 .,,
with rein deer rs there i.n. h..
feed horses. ' "
A manufactures Of bo.,oo .
has been in demand I'm, - u'
Kmohr bad To d.liror d....
Bryner cut wood p, hoo, W Z"
would do lust q. we'll m.5n '"''
paper; Que stove would last life.
Time in either case
\ preacher would find Soma
essary work around here, butte serve
the spiritual food' ina style to snIt
every appetite wound reoriro n..
wild honey ,Lap ,.l.
=, J,Lu,. ,ao,,.. ' W. '"Ee'on
rr,
NC 'N'V"'eu m"' weather has
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Scots will buy pair Of blankets at
PelPs.
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Over the County.
ASTI-LICENSE.
Some Good Reasons why Saloon
License ShOnid Not he Grant
cd in This County.
-d.Ior Chronjcle:

irihntcd tn the signal aver the sigma
ture of"Ciiizeu," in which The writer
attempts 10 show why saloon license
should he granted ian this county.
Not wishing tn connect subject that
IS OF sn vital importance 10 the peo-
pie Of ihis county Wit, politics,
choose the Chronicle rs my Medium,
il being recognized as a fair and inn
partial paper regardless o. politics.
and one whose pages are not polluted
with tie advertisements of whisky
house
There are many reasons wy license
should Nor he granted in tbs COUNTY.
a few (which ! shall here attempt
- enuiuerste. Aud right here /
%'sh 10 say that to .all nimsy reasons
Eor granting license, those gwen il
the article above mentioned are the
most hmsy. Is it sound reason. or
even good copimrn sense, to say ikal
because the law is vioated and the
ylolator allowed to 20 unparalleled.
that license should be granted to
ALL VIII" wish to DO 10, to violate tie
the law? There are "speakeasy's" in
this county; | deplore the fact, and
blush la say il. There are also. / am
equally sorry 10 say, thieves and
Fobhers and most all other kinds of
criminals, but hecsusc this Is So.
should license be granted to allow
any one to become a thief or a rob-
ber or any other sort Of criminal
Now, what IS the difference between
a spsakeasy and licensed saloon
Simply this, one has the protection Of
The str'ng arm of the law thrown
around 1t; thereby enabling it To do
the moie harm Both are ep,a.cd
IN The business of selling that which
makes widows ami orphans, and
breaks up peaceful &pl happy homes:
the field If the saloon is wider. that, .
all. Ihege IA a class Of people ('Cit.
izePg mqy be one Of them, though
trust nnD to whom it would be- y
great accommodation to grant Il.
cense. They could then get their
liquor without slipping around like a
thief to the back door IT q .'blind
tiger" or laying in whit along some
dark alley for the boot logger" to
come along.
Some people have tie idea that II
The county court would grant saloon
license, the county would receive the
benefit of The money, aud that taxes
would be less. This is not the case.
all money paid for licenses Of any
KIM Is paid TO the state and not to
me County And instead Of take.
being decreased, they would acrupl.
IS he increased, for she very reason
that crime would be- much more com.
mor end the costs OF criminal pros
ecuuon 10 the county would he ON
HANGED many fold. Instead of j..
laEing our circuit court from one Go
Tvs" days to dispose Of The criminal
docket as now. il would take many
ws,ts What With thens aud robbpr.
los ftr,,l go. &c.,. ~
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Marriage licenses.

VIM. Harold, 81, OF Roaue Co.
Lucy Ellison, 20, Of Calhoun
county.
WIN. f. Conrad, 26, of Calhoun
county.
Ida Fleming, 81, of Calhoun coun.
~.
D. d. Moore, 50, of Werzel comfy
Lucy Deel, 10, IF Calhoun county.
f. II. Vanuoy d, Of Gilmer youu.
ty.
Myrtle Hayburst, II, of Calhoun
county.
j. J., d. Broke, 81, Calhoun coun.
ty,
Tacy McCown, 30, Calhoun coun.
ty.
Scots will buy a pair Of blankets at
PelPs.