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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Miss Cora Dusenberry mas gone W
the city to stay with her sister, Mrs'
Ed Parker.
Mrs Joe Il. Yates was hostess OF
dinner given Monday In honor OF her
schoolmate, Mrs. Phares W. Dunyon,
those invited TO meet the honoteu
pneat we're Mrs. sam A. King MIS-
SIare Henri Mrs. u, D. Houtz' Mrs'
rueene Osborn Mrs, Sam Sehwap
Mrs philip Speckart Miss ~ La Won
PIERCE, Miss VIra Henri
Afr r G. sleater an old time resident
30 provo. came down Sunday with tne
Woodmen's excursion 10 WISH MS
friends.
The Women's Republican club have
,aanrod a large room IN the Central
block and are having II elegantly iu'
nished for meetings OF the iaules'
rhe strawberry social given Monday
evening at the Tabernacle grow Mas
a flattering success to the hepupnca,n
ladies, A very large number OIL peVpie
came out to participate IN the eliJoS !,
ments OF the evening THOSE tnhins
mart in the program were MISS l ,,sN,
Hines, MIR. Walter Clun, MISS hln1,
Roberts, John Johnson, MISS rloIense
1epperson, David Edwards, D. ~ hos"-
ard and Herbert Pyne'
| Mr.. Isadore schwab gave party
| Monday evening at his home on NehsGi
street in honor of his friend sllVlan ~,
mon of Salt Lake CITY, Those PIesea'
we're. Mabel Shepherd, Blossom bea,u'
Alberta Startup. Beatrice moore, hu,a
Houtz, Lillian Aired, Aella ,in,, 49,,
Shirley Atkin, Sllyian simon, E,l" oOS
Houtz, Ralph Jones, MISS Edgarqa any ~
Bruce Wedgewood, and PAU hihB VI
Salt Lake City.
Miss Amelia Strong and Mr.. r. IL
Hummel were married Wednes9ay ~
,arnoon at the home Of the brides aunt
| Mira selestia Strong. on First EAST alg
Tisth south streets. The ceremony loof
riace in the presence OF very i9rs'
number of relatives ana irlehus. iri
mediately following the ceremony oo,,
grtulations and best wishes were SNOW
cred upon the happy couple sulup
mous supper was spread on we
and the remainder OF the evening w"
spent In social chat
Mr. Nelson, private secretary TO hon
George sutherland. visited frlends her'
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin nay
announced the engagement OF NV
daughter yilate to Mr. Wai'er Nu''''
Mr. and Mrs. George Havercamp en-
,ariained informally at cards Monda,
evening at their elegant nome Oh "ee
ond East street.
tn, many friends Of Mrs. JACK pai
las nee Lillian Cluff viii pc pleass
"a learn that she will occupy her iIloth
ere cottage at Lake View ward uurl"
the summer months
Timer Falls, Provo Canyon, June "
-rbis pleasant little spot, about nlii
below The south Fork resort, opene
"a the public June 10, giving us patron
tonthaorne menu. Following are th
S,ests az opening Miss Nellie GRAY
natroit Mich; w. j, Dooley StSie
Ine and +. NJ. Wilson, DR., G, W. Gate
~ q Young. Frank NJ. Wilson, Gran
"a smith and wife, A, w. Copps, Atcnl
Field. 4. r. Marls, Miss Nellie Fo'son
ure A. S. Barry, w. G. Harvey an
~ g Bickner, all of Salt Lake Guy
J. A. Twelyes and Mr.. and MIS- VI L
! Howe, Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Mrs, Susie Young Gates has just en-
barked upon one Of the most Important
missions Of her active career She left
on Thursday for the city Of Indian
apolis. where she viii join Mrs, May
Wright Sewall, president Of the Inter
national Council Of Women, and from
there the two win proceed to the city
OF Copenhagen. Denmark. They will
sail from New York on the Wilhelm
der Crosse In company with a large
number Of the most distinguished wo-
men IN America, members OF the ma
uonal council OF women. At the city
Of copenhagen VIII be held the execu-
i've session Of the international coun-
.ll Of women for one week beginning
thursday, July TO- Mrs. Gates IL
chairman Of the press committee OF the
national council, but she goes with the
added honor Of being the proxy OF Mis-,
lda Hustled Harper Of Indianapolis,
Shalrman Of the press committee Of the
International Council, who Is unable 10
asusnd the sessions In the Danish cap
ms honor VIII throw Mrs. Gates
prominently before the women OF the
World and make her one OF the most
,,syhspicuous figures at the convention
pom her viii deyOlve the responsible
IVY OF '.eing that the workings Of the
ssions are placed before the world
~ True and intelligent light. so tina.
snt Nli be In close relations with the
ieaulhg newspapers Of Europe and
Ainefl'a' That Mrs. Gates is reoog-
n,aea as possessing marked literary
eol,lly by the eminent women asso.
,aled with her, Is indicated In the dis.
uhcuoh that Mrs. Harper has thrust
spOn her By calling her to act In hel
'',au az the convention.
,Afs' Gates received the congratula.
gS u her many Utah friends befor,
~ lelt Tor the East. and they no
iV are gfatifed over the honor thai
sa come 10 their friend but they az,
PROUD Of the recognition of TIA
'h That !, betokens. Ars, G.tsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
The Worlds Best Sum
mer Medicine.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Has Made People Well When
Every Other Remedy
Has Failed.

paine's Celery Compound cures dis
ease! II has saved the lives OF thous-
ands OF sufferers. 1t has made the
weak strong vigorous, and happy
Paine's Celery Compound purties the
blood and builds up the nervous system
as nothing else can do II is pre-emln-
entity the great life giyer and health
maker.
Overworked and tired women stand
In urgent need OF this health giving
prescription to make and keep them
well. All women should take advantage
Of the remarkable power OF this pest
OF medicines for restoring vigor to the
blood ana strength TO the nervous sys-
tenn. The all-important thing for nerV-
Gus, run down, and sleepless women ~
that Palnos Celery Compound Fortunes
the whole physical system. and by cor
rectine digestion and regulating the
nerves II insures sound, refreshing
sleep. In every case of sickness Paine
Celery Compound completely and per-
inanently brings back health, Mrs,
Nary NJ Myers, Baltimore, Ohio, saved
ly Palne'y Celery Compound after the
failures Of able physicians, gratefully
writes az follows!
II Suffered for eight years with nerv-
Gus prostratlon and the general debility
common 20 women, and had such pains
in my back that could not get around
the house. | used several remedies and
consulted several Of the best physl.
dams without obtaining any relief
Palne's Celery Compound restored ms
| TO health,
81 also want TO say TO all mothers
that Paine's Celery Compound Is
splendid medicine for their children
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to Tell How Great are
Reductions from Regular Prices

These ofthe Edwin Capp make the worlds best build
er of mems shoes Entire stock of yci kid with double
extension sOeS for heavy wear Made of Wei kid with light
single sOs for drey Made of Wei kid with Butcher
cut and kid lined All regular $500 Shoes this weekSI95
Entire stock of Edwin Capp ideal patent kid shoes button
style the latest proper dress and the laced with extern
sion sOes sold regularly at $3.50, this week. Sob
Entire stock of Edwin Capp box calf Shoes reduced from
$500 tO--$485
lot Of broken sizes in Edwin Capp Forshem and CrOs
ett patent leather shoes the greatest bargains for those who
may find m all $780, $500 and $3.50 Shoes reduced to-
1920.
Entire stock of patent Corona colt skin shoes for
stead of S5OO-S385
Entire stock of "MeeOr'our own special in which we
take particular PRIDE because know equals any $500
$3.50 shoe although marked regularly only $3.50 Made of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

expects 10 be gone between six and
eight weeks.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
Denmark is to be the hostess OF the
international executive next month IN
Copenhagen. Her preliminary welcome
has been extended In the cordial inVi-
iation and carefully prepared program
of the approaching session sent OUT py
the council president. Fru Charlotte
Norrie. accompanied Through the
courtesy of the Danish Tourist soci-
CIV, by n beautifully Illustrated volume
an Copenhagen. The history OF the
nrlncipal places In that most attractive
az Giles is given in detail, including
ne famous art galleries, museums,
churches castles and parks. A perusal
Of This little book still further intensi,.
fes the desire, In which all council
women doubtless share, 10 attend the
executive meeting July 10 and H.
Fru Norrie also sends her admlrable
report made TO the international SUI.
rage conference in Washington last
February. II contains full resume
OF the legal and educational status oi
women in Denmark. Froken henhl
| Forchhammer, at whose home the hrsl
executive session viii be held, writes
! that the Danish council had It's annual
meeting April 2s. "a harmonious and
interesting gathering, with reports pre-
sented from u OF the IL societies An
extended account VIII be given TO the
executive board and sent 60 the press
committee. The program VIII be as
follows -,
on July 3. at s p. m, q reception will
be given 10 welcome the guests. II
viii be rendered by the Danish Ma
tional Council OF Women at the beauti'
full rooms Of the Anglo-Danish club, th'
members Of this club, taking the initia-
tive from D. G.. ID. Howltz, president o.
the ladies' committee placing theii
rooms at the disposal OF the council
for this occasion. Not only are Their
10 be the usual features OF such a gath
tfing, but speeches from the various
delegates relative TO the condition o
women In their various countries are q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Food Changed TO Poison.

PURIFYING food in the intestines pro-
duces effects like those Of arsenic. but
Dir. Kings New Life Pills expel the
polsons from closged bowels. gently.
easily but surely, curing Constipation,
Billousness, Sick Headache Feysrs, all
Liver. Kidney and Bowel troubles. On
~ PC al z. c. N. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Come Monday until Saturday.
Wash Goods Price
Reductions.

Embroidered dotted Swlsses, IN
self color on ecru. white with fancy
colors and others, all double width
fabrics. commencing Monday those
regularly priced SOC and SOC a yard.
for zoe; the 45c SOC and 6Oc--35c.
Egyptian tissues, soft. sheer
fabrics most wanted for the dainty,
dresses, gown and oxfords, galateas
for the more hardy.A broad variety,
no less than 20 pieces all together
OF the kinds that have been selling
at 25c, 35c and 45c a yard, COM
mencing Monday reduced to-l5c.
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ouo SOCIAL NEWS.


,ushtful birthday party Mas
yery denbs Nome OF Miss Hannah , m
.,een at the s nU IN honor OF her n,voe
End Wed in,',,1ins. A very large nu
Nlnne W. we're present anu spv,s ss
,,r Of glsis,tb games OF all SORTS. 1870 m,,
i g tine WIN irsd many pretty plrtnuss
snnkns rece, ,refreshments were sen
'Gs palh.s orr out OF town presene
"A THOSE Edith Cassidy, MISS ho', eoIt
CO. ycrs MISS W. Ep'' Sylvan Simon OF SAT-
I'" 49,. Eneene Allen spent the
Mr. and Mr l,,,li t" VISITING the parents
week ns y OF Mr.. Alien
S"N wedgewood brought her
hr a,a 81 and daughte,th a nI perty 81 zen
son p TAKE to attend s sne pp Monday
saw Master Isadore S'
eyenlns' - , ana
hrS phares w. punyon, oasant WIS.,
MIS- home after inoss pIontz.
iur ruth their sister MrS'
-. following is a hst W ia ot n
The iV ,ho will be entertalney Won
ladies 0 wrT given by MISS y, Ia CIV
house p at her home In bIignan i Miss
PIERCE d ootb 10 the 3Oth OF July M'ss
rom me S SG Birdie Cuff Heh r,etra
Hazel las Hardy of Provo; MISS Sieme
Nei, VIZ atha Dougall, Evellne I nun, !
DougsnS, and Teddie Harrket, Nm Mn
ss NAV, Nav Billings, Bee Hyut' m'n
Weller pearl Peirce OF SAT- lIanu
nIe Jai,lsis ssss phoebe and virginia
ciY VI ogden Grehta CARBON %
Logan .s'
o,so Y Gates has gone tC
Mrs eu "a attend the executlVt
Copenhage1, he international Council oil
Women -.
=, = n BEDFORD entertained az his s
MT r, proyo Bench Monday evening
honle W. VA Mrs. II. 5. Goodwin, MiS'
h Nice Isley and MISS fioS'''
y "a Coufman entertained MIS-
oSssie peek and Miss blahc eoi, LAX,
i"r Of the Gordon academy '"''
Ciy, Friday
,o.s Bessie Peck left or ner nom hn'
nIInirnIs Saturday. MISS PeeN "a
"a teachlng in the Gordon acauelng -
getn ~ City for several years hll'
Al - NOW 10 Germany Tor yen
WV VI Ia % spent in one of her best universe
ties
49, ronrie Worsley went to Mani
ME- r,s,t with her friend, Miss Elois
Voorhees,.
49,. Annie J. Akin gave a luncheo'
@ls, ~, of Mrs. Phares w. Dunyon' 0
my. ~ "V sunday. The table decoratloh
lOvs' of floral designs and We're eN
tremely pretty.
Mr. SYLVAN Slmmon, OF Sait lam
CIV Is visiting win Dore scl"'''
a.. william Loose. of California, !
.,'rce his brother col. Ed Loose
'N'"h
Miss Lena Bachman is expected nom nom
h meek after three years absenC
s u'S Ohio, attending college IN
No. pachman will be at home |
.t@,r friends al the Brereton terrace 0
Frst East street
40. nouglas Swan. of Salt LAX
CIV has been the guest OF Mrs' WI
.oo pusenberry for a week.
Mrs O. F. whitney and children wi
visit in Provo during July.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Bows Washable Suits
and Trousers.

Made OF denimand galatea, plain
colors or stripes, sailor style, nice
ly trimmed with white braid. Moth
er's don't worry suits are they for
the price is lite and dirt cant
spoil them. Sizes to s years-50c.
Separate trouses made Of denim,
galatea and chanbray, with patent
belts, sizes 3 to 0 years-2jc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
ChateIaine Bags,
Purses.

Womons black leather chatelaine
bags different shapes and styles
originally 1jc To Sl.2j each FOR
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
clearancc-57c.
a little group Of women's black
and colored leather purses that were
25c and 35c each, three days--lic,
A lot Of odd coin purses, 2jc and
S5c each kinds-l5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Writing Paper and
Tablets.

Rurlbut Imperial Finish CORES
pondence paper, white and azure
tints. In Ellsmere size only. Mon
day Tuesday, Wednesday, Instead
Of 45c for qulre Of paper and pack
age enyelopes-25c.
large size pencil tablet, with good
quality paper, including half dozen
lead pencils, instead Of l0c--5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MERCHANTS PRINTING

Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News. A big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just In Our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads. tags. en-.
velopes, pads. etc. ETC., are unefeeiied
By any establishment In the West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
Toilet Soap, Brushes,
Mirrors.

Witch Hazel, Violet Buttermilk,
Tlvoll and Autumn Violet toilet
soaps, all choice kinds. three cakes
in q box and sold regularly for l5c
ana 2Oc, Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday--10c.
Good tooth brushes, the 2Oc and
25c each kinds-l2c.
Solid wood back nail brushes with
splendid quality bristleS, 25c and
35c regular-l7c.
Hand mirrors. with highly polish
ed wooden backs, instead Of Sjc-
22c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Wei kid with heavy extension sOe Made of vc kid with light
sOe Made of box calf with extension Soes Always until now
81, So this week-.-S295.
Broken line of mems plain congress and lace Shoes S5
to So 50 regulars TO-
Entire stock mems 81 50 cafSkn shoes reduced to 81 10
Entire stock of mems mountain lace boots tan and black
$3.50 regular $780,
Entire stock of mems $3.50 enamel calf shoeS-Si20.
Mems leggings that SlOO fOr-7Oc. Boys
instead Of S75c.45c,
Entire stock Edwin Capp oxforis for Made of Wei kid
bankers last Made patent ideal kid Made of patent
calf Butcher cut all $500 oxiords. -Si95.
Broken line opstent kid and calf oxords $500 and 49,
kinds -S345.
Entire stock of $3.50 yc kid Oyfords--S2.95.
Entire stock of tan Russian calf Oxfords S. so regular
S345
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07

why single
asked
o meditation and invention.
than she
W." ''"'' nv making
nah, Of single bsness easy Inv
full OF shirts with frayed button
outdoors? Tell their they had the chancei
em lost
aboode Quit flirting with the make EN- come
and be
OF
in
don't feminn
OF let when
business Things coming pretty pass when we must
ind
MARI Eel ma
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07


repeat tho feat. After the work OF
building chains OF ladders, teams OF
Two men each were put Ia work
standing on the stills" and thus one
man would stand on the sill OF a win.
dow. and hook a ladder into the win.
dow above. while his comrhde would
stand inside and hold fast to his belt.
In this way two men. with a single
ladder, would quickly mount TO tho
roof The feat OF "straddling the
sills' followed. where a man without
the help OF a comrade within, hung
to a window and hooked his ladder
into the easement above.
II wouldn't order any OF them u
do that Kind OF work when thoy nrst
come hero" said tho Instructor Il
don't believe In endangerlng the lives
OF the men. work them higher a.
they develop nerve. All these mea
are what are called probationary mel.
After making out an application for \
position on the force. they are given
a mental and physical exainination.
and II successful they are sent horc
for instruction. After the three weeks
OF work here. learning TO handle seal.
ing ladders. TO tie knots, and. most
Of ALL TO get nerve. tho probationary
man Is assigned 10 fire station,
whore he learns the alarms. the APP
paratus OF trucks. engines. harness
aud all the various appliances Of 1rs
machinery. After he has shown hia
tltness here he gets his Uniform"
How many OF thoss probationary
men got their unlforms?" was asked,
Nearly all" was the answer
These follows have made up their
mind TO be nromen before they make
application. Thoy have a pretty gooi
idea OF the work. Although they d.
not. perhaps. realize fully tho hara.
ships OF tho life. they know II Il no
barkeepora lob. They come to the
training yari and zee what course
OF sprouts thoy viii be put through.
and the towards quit before thor
start. A few like No. show soon
tina. they can't get tl'elr nerve. and
drop out nom sheer fright The out
slider says thnt We risk our lives
Well. wo do sometimes; but. as the
life insurance companies will tell you
there Is no greater percentage OF
deaths among hromon than IN the
average trade And that Is because
We heyo confidence In ourselves. In
other words, We get nerve. They FOL.
low this life because they love it,
New York Exchange.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07

newt story Again he hooked himself
fay'. caught another ladder. hooked
II into the next window and so. qulcg
ly and apparently without the least
fear or shrinking. mounted TO the roof
with a dash aud a spring which made
the crowd Of children who we're watch.
ing him In slxty.oighth street. give a
mingled howl Of terror and admirn.
ton. with the same confidence In
himself No o descended from his
lofty perch. unlocked the ladders.
passed them down to the men below
him, and finally leaped to the ground
with a broad smile on his face.
The Instructor had not said a word
through the whole performance. until
No. had taken his seat. when he
said.
Good work. No. 3. No Z. build a
chaln." and another man started to
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07

was old
a entered IT, For he
Park with one or another heavyweight
policemen o
instrumental in Ave hundred
nobody counted them
roads for eight hours day
catch frightened
uoter. Pug couldn't do well as his young days
squad resented getting rid Of him So
he Policeman Baldwin made the driver
specially the hot whom there
a Park hair hour Pug
kept
looked him End decided that there
for m n he auction
public
Pug and his record
brought them
side began
Baldwin he knocked down
life him.
~ N 0w
OF
a
for sir
horses. toll the Inevitable ed
hand
and knowing the aucsneer block Not that the
saved
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07

- dangerous buslness--too danger
Gus for mel wonder how these nrc.
mon get the nerve 10 risk their lives
like that?" and the grocery clerk who
had been watching a crew Of fremen
build a chain Of ladders up the sheer.
bald side Of the blazing tenement
house opposite. lodged to get out
OF the way Of are engine
unmindful Of the suffocating smoke
and the flames. fremen we're scaling
the high wall. By means Of ladders,
consisting Of hickory sticks. from
which branched short pegs for steps
ON either side. with a hook at the end.
TO hang the ladder from the window
sill above. they built perpendicular
staircase from the pavement TO the
roof Then, climbing nlmbly from sill
90 sill. they began the work Of res'
cue. Tying ropes around the half
crazcd tenement dwellers. they low.
cred. them swiftly, but safely. to the
stroct. or. graphing children In their
arms. they themselves sprang into the
air. and by means OF tue life rope
twisted around the hooks IN their
belts they slid down 20 the street as
lightly as a ball OF down.
Those who. like the grocery clerk.
wonder how the fireman gets his
nerve. may learn the reason by visit.
ing fiTe headquarters. In East Sixty.
seventh street. In tho big yard 10
the rear. which faces In slxty.eighth
street. the raw recruits who hope
some day 10 wear the blue uniform
aud lro Ak buttons OF n New York
fireman.. are taught how to save life.
and. most OF all. how to get IRE
name nerve.
The morning class was thus being
put through their round Of work one
day recently. and one OF the pupils
had fastened his scaling ladder In tho
top window on tho sixth floor OF tho
Fire Headquarters building. on tho
rear q which the men are drilling.
when Capt Andrew r. Fitzgerald. who
was instructlug the class In the alb.
aonce ~ the chief, shouted
Hey, there. No 4. what's the mat.
teri Afraid7" The man had fastened
hts ladder and was climbing up /, the
window above with a cautious. ner.
voun tread, as II he expected every
Instant the ladder he was on would
break and he would go crashing down
into the life net below. No. made no
answer but only elunE to the ladder
more umidly.
Go ahead up" shouted the lnstruc.
tari "aec your uanuh. your induef N
all rlgit" But No. 4 climbed still
more cautiously, and reaching tho
roof at last. slowly drew himself over
the odge.
THAI fellow viii never make a nre.
man." laid the Instructor. In an under.
tone. HE wants to do the work but
he can l. lie can't get the nerve"
Then, after pause. the captain said:
Nov watch this man and see the
difference This fellow Is born for
tho business" Turning around to the
class, he shouted;
mo, 8, build a chain"
No. loaped from his seat. grnaped
a scaling ladder. hung tho two-foot
stool hook at lts end ON the sill OF tho
second story window. and then, lightly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07

James n, Proctor OF the Myopla
Hunt club, Boston, treasures a unique
souvenir Of hla last game OF polo. lie
recently received terrible blow In
tho mouth from an opponents club
The Jaw was broken and one tooth LEFT
deeply imhodjed In the head OF tao
mpllot This niece OF ivory IN It's
wooden sottiug is now ono OF the
most conspicuous trophies IN Mr.
rroctors collection.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-07

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provided there editors
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ehear% timehonored
20 able editors Many
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calling
trying Of
the I
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the at attending something
Utilization eatcr around the lie is amb
ghthnged
slight connection
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hades.
limit flag and
own Occasionally cutter
cutting circles and ddoes that fairly
noker There is something of knac spreading paste with
and editor
medieval proyerb that practice makes perfect