davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Sarrsn, @ismmfm.

Barron er gountpirne FOR Barron
Gonntn. @isconiin. % Iiaeer reh 500
banen paa en- paitcr GIefte. Zen ft ct
tort isritetIasies goiirtbiis bnaset flor
CONNER. Sanect runnt iacpeIiom @pcn
CT iettIer melt m,en Noriie % Speniie.
Ser er mango Sdnoelsfolt / Snen al
bease Iationer. 8 Settlemcnterne CT
8um til mange iIere. Ser CT GOO Soros
bnnb. Sfos os soot Vars.
Yaa oet firielise Smranbe fam ma
ogiaa pGlae ifclae lin Sperbenisning.
Scr er en- RenisbeS at Den Sorcncoc
Sirte. en- al Den norif %ipeniie Aetboott
Girfc % en- ifanbinapiif @opttit Nenis
beo. 2iaeiaa or Der enbel AT Sc irie
Ssiteno, og oct maa fsie Ill. at DC CT
DC melt ~piriomme runnf Der.
&ban @eiret dr,gaar. Oh bar pi bapt
til Sato ct uSmGrtct Gintcroeir mee
Solifiu nriten bier Sag nj / 8 llaer,
Sueen, iom tom for Sui, er bortlmeItet,
8pno VoIitif artsaar. pa or oct init.
ION Spenifen Tiger.
8. 20. H~noreaipn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Den RLdste Mand Amenka.
FontsNer. hvordan han undgk mango
Roedsler we'd at BRUCE Pe-ru-na.

nit longe 2io bar jeg u9ret 6%etjenot
meo n itor 1el 2PgemioIer ior So.
tie. 6orfisIeIie o. 9iorrboe.
Seq bao0c altto ontager. at Oisie
aiieftloner par forifieliae 5pgoom.
me. ) Sc iioite ii saer fernten Mar
bar ieg ita0igcr IPit 81. 6artmau5
@eifripelier. 81 lea bar lprt me9et
ira hcus 9saer. % i~pectelt en- 5iug:
at 0tsie aifeftioner er Sc iarme Oh
at Sc ia.min6etiqhe0 fol0es Gdtarrh.
"VteS Scnipn til 1r. 6drtmau's
WiSbel, Ec'rn.ua, lar ieg fuuoct,
at oct er oct beoitc, ON Oct life er bet
cncitc, pnnlioclise Wibosl Tor oisie
Iiettioncr. Srt bar nGrct nit
Snnb % Srpit / mango Mar, %
jee ifnlocr min gOoc Selbreo 90 luu'
&c Sereniocr til bette Miboel.
Set ms0er fuI0itpr6igt ole mine
GorOrinaer. Get 6e'fptter mig Tor
Sc farlige @irfutnger % ~pluoielige
Torluoriuger; Set gjoer mig goo
glppetit; oct 0iuer miq Stprfe; oct
sober nit 9loO / 600 Girfu,atjor.
Sea err fonuer til at itoie poo oet ior
nriten aHe Be imoa Giug Tor huiIfet
lea behsper @eoicin
Sea tror, at set or urrbih,iot Tor
9amle Iolf, ifbont ieg heller fife bar
nogeu IpiI ON. at oct er liae iaa gONt
icr lluQOommen Sea ptI bIioe gIao
foiS nit oprigtige @touesboro ltIIoe
blipr aariag til at andre Burger Bette
NtieOrl ioroi lea tror. at BET er Dor
liS$ bc0itc Miooel 'or c~otarrbuIife
SnNomue.
"a GyiOcnier al ga @rippe f6r't
begpn0te at optrroe her / 2au6et Dor
lea en- @ioenCc al oeunc SnB0om.
Sea bauSc Here LANCE FrsuelIer
al @rip. Ara ierit al uioite ice life,
ut Ec.rn,nn bar ct MiooeI for osunc
Spgoum. IN lcn hprts, at Va
@rivpc uur cpiScmiif Gutnrrh, prsUc.
Sc ica Gc.ru,na ior Va @rippe %
inuOt no, at Den uctup BAR ben rette
Sina bcrior.
81 bar ireIit mig man9e 8dnge
ira ct ApfaI0 al Grip. Sea isIer mig
ul6itruoig ijffer for bernie irugteIige
SugOcm icatrnae lea bar Beuma
ucO SuurrOcu. Sea bonber at Or.
Nartmdn MAJ lc0e til at bIiue iaa
pomnel iom ie5 er Tor at iortlrttc
set lcNe 2lrbeioe Ueo at lore 6ott
&rr0icr al hans uomprtcoe Diib6el,
Etrmu.
Gert9 prbeoiglte
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Yeutuu, Mtiuneiotu.

Ser Solpn Of Horfpop er bare Nor
ite, CT belt Settlemcut. Sct CT Noro
hamburger % Selemartlnger % en- Sci
N~omSoaiinger, alle prG9tige Soft. vi
bar Is gtil til Serubane ng nGrme'te
Warteo; men ri bar finn ct fort Stnttc
Yei iii nrruicite Noitoifiee oa Store.
iom fables Seatun. Ser or = 8cneral
Stores her % eli Smeoje o. ct 6oteI %
life ar iorglemme ct Srnfferi, iom uogiz
Der Slabet "@eaton 9telpS" % inn gier
meoeI 9oot for bette Excitement. ri bnl
pgida geeIIe, iaa Sarmercn bchsper lite
at relic Iaa laugt for az fna lin 0peoc
malet, % oen fieber al Den 8ueoc, ionl
aoles berrunot. % betaler beieite Mar
tebspriier for Den. 6nrmerne Ter reiier
meoet "Stpct" % so aples Der o9iad eli
MGnene al. Ser or iTroeles goo Spros
bnnb. Iibt Sanbk ibIanot pan fine Stes
Der. ida oct or iRrbeles goot ititfet for
Sarniing. gilt frit Sano berrnnbt or
optaget, men Der er Ell Del S%ernbanez
lamb igien eilpnl; mel Yriien or ira 10
.til 20 Collars pr. Gcre. og man tror, al
oct bill itige iii S25 nGite %ndr. st
Creamery ifal bnages iii SommetcI, %
Der or uoget. iom behgoes. "a mango her
bar cp til 20 Rel.etler. Scr ifaI ogiad
tommc Ell Scrnbane iii Gadren; man
har allereoe beapuot at nrbeioe pad Den.
Sen ifal fomme inp iii Seafon % qua
Norb iii 8inuipeg. Ser er gohr ior Ars
belize / Iiuter. ba Der er goor ont Stop,
80 ,,r,s, Nrrt,er No., mon OF httr,a Ets-
pe Selegrafitolper til Den me Serubnne.
@i bar ogiua en- uorit @eniaben. iom be-
ticueS al Eaitor Sieuro Slion. San or
Ell meget opgtig Bret o8 or soct lit
bsr. Ser or o9ida ell Npinbcioreuina
iom arbeiper ior al Jamie Eenge III en-
airfe liant en- Notwithstanding. iom ar
beioer / iamme 2lemee. % DC bar giort
itore Sremi,riot; tbi Der ifal bpaees
STRIFE iii nGite CONNER. iom ital tuite
$4,000. ser er nlegeu llugoom. og al
man lager ia Ell Spingom Ell Gang incl
lem, iGar man life iortGnte Dem {. ling
epnmen nlaa hape libt Sprneielle
iblanot. aue er siholosiolt Der. I Yos
Iititeu er oei meget tNit IN, od nle Der
er Hepnblitducre; men pl bar en- Sebdts
forenine, % Der gaar ale pi @amIe tlls
idrmeu bper Ssroaestpelo. og oa oiitrte=
rer man dle Sioens brGubeuee Spsrgss
maaI. Ser or mango g~iitefrroige nIire
Gamer, % De, iom or llnetarle. Tube
tonrme bio, bd Der or mere Seuter enr
0utter, iaa man tunoe NOT inoe iig en-
pasieuoe 9ibslebinaeriupe, ior her CT ole
albre al eem. ale herrunSt boiler De
cctnG Soiien.~ % Den or CT meset looi
gIan nginn. GARNER
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
IRA Bennington, Nsumer Co., Winu.

Seq bill for bet fertile forirue liot ON
@eir % Tinb % fiist noeet. @t bar
bapt liomPrfet fint &eir / 8iuter meo
l%lnotagelie al Ell llges Sib for SuI; ba
bar Der ganife mango bpibe Neier oa
2ren at le; tbi Auloen bar her Iiae neo
til SO @raber unber Nul.
Siilcr er MI ooer, ug Den bar hi TIT
ret gdnIfe fornpieligt, bn Der bar pGret
oct enc @iritebup eiter oct anbet. Seq
IeIb bar pGret paa life miuore enb Ter.
Spao SlnbhebStilltanO anaaar, laa
er ale friife b%errunot. iaapiot lea peb.
Gn9daenbe @ifteipeen, iaa bar BEN bus
Ieret ipGrt / Oct ienere, ioet life minbre
eno Ter Hur er blenne "ipleiiet" iammen
her paa en- Onlfreos al 5 gRil paa n,ins
Ore eno ct Idr, og bet maa bi iiee er
nofian bra siort.
@or iibite Iars Mplina bIep life opers
maabe Itor paa 8rrnb al for mleaen
Serfe; men bi fan life flaae aligepel
nu; tbi Priferne paa nGiten alt, bpao pi
Sarmere bar at IGIec, er meget beie.
observation-disclosures bar b9ret ip4rt lape
I'LL Ell Sio, iom ieg antager fonrmer lig
at for lipet Sober pan mango Steoer;
men Oct Ter lib, iom be begpnoer at
fomme Zig pp isien MT; Spin bar bolbt
JIG | n%ogenIunpe aoo Eris aligenel. %
@ois er 90 Gents pr. @nibel.
Sanbet berrinui bur itcoct betbbeliat
| Eris Den ierere Sib. 2dnb, Iom funs
be fjebes for ira SO til $15 pr. Icrc
for Ell 10 a IL Iar iiben, paricrer mi
fra $40 til $40 pr. Icre.
Hp9Ie al De gamle Sarmere her bar /
SOFT iolst line Sdrme og astcr at reiie
til @aibingfon eIer Stlabonla for at
ifabe Jig ct Siem.
Bennington Sarnler.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

9togye iaa Sr0 ira Oerme beur,
0riua2urr0tQe admIe NtonO, lom bas
It'll Aor@ Grfariu8 al e ti.bagc pa1,
uil lifttrt uGre blu0a Ell SutTteie "a
o. ltutie Gu luugtre biogrlnT
Ssi@ic al oeuuc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lc l0mle l}dUo er b,cOet giuet @acU
"Eimc1 Serdt0" Sen Ice Gtccmber
1855. Gu cU0uu mere iplOliWbg
renbe Njograii al Nenne Sen ulC9ta
nulcpeuGe Mtan6. jamtrcret meN Il
0ubbSi.iudlttt Eortrpt bicu giuct Ill
Suittuc al Calais "MorniuQ Mems
ootcrct lite Gecember 1895, % o0r
o9iaa optnaet I Chicago Zines
Neralo" ocn i0mme Gaa IGWae
bm~oreoeooriae M0uo cr en- troidlt
Ben al &eruHl o. bar brnat oeu !
mdllle Mar
! Samta.tu b~etrUHenoe i'm loOc
NeIbreo % lin helc AlNer uOtntie
Nir. Nrot iig pau ieIaeuGc Mao0e:
~Giterdt en- Wuu0 bar IcUet iao
lTHae / GcrNcu. ION ied bar aiort
burot bau haue uoiumoc; manage Gina
uco Gri0riH8. Sea tror lea fan
iiNe at lea hor aiort Sci.
Gn al DC Sing, iea hnr inuoct no
% or til min inlOc SiIirroSitiaclic,
or Oct rcttc NiioScl fUr Snaoummc,
iom tar i'm NnriGa Oircftc irn Sii
matctS Sirfninocr. ! III AHr bar
ica moonauct oct Ucrlcnoe Nlimn /
&c Sorcncoc Stnter.
Seq bar alto uGrct en- me9et hcl
iig GA iriif NtluO. men alto uUrct G
CUtr Tor iuaa Aiieltloner Ser fom
mcr ira pluoieligc 6%oranhringer /
alimotet OF Sempcratureu Inner
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Ora Rafe, Sowa.

geo bet famine jes lenber inc 8etas
ling for SIaoef bill ies forisse at tribe
liot fra Dor lille @p STATE % Smesn.
Sen er b~elissenoe peo gurlinstonbaneu
I bet noropeitlise Sisrne at @innebago
epuntp. bpor Der er ct aobt 6armers
Excitement os Solicit itaar fig temumelig
bra. gi tit en- spc Gpling. os CODE Srt-
Ter bar bet p9ret, iaa man burbe bore
forneiet. 9anhet tiger / Yris for bptr
lib. iaa MI betales bet meb fra 80 til
go 9ouars pr. Gere. On gbonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
AD'"' @~M

Nor en- iii &og ON Gotarrh
aSresicr Che Rcrunu Mleoicinc 60.
Columbus. Z.
NOj3 % fife opnuur prompt 90 tlI.
frc0oitiacrDc Neiuitater ird 9rugeii
al Neruun. firm itrar til Or 1art.
man ain en- fulo 6orfloring Al oere5
Iiliu.0e og han piI mcO @Ipoc JiUe
Ncm lime uGrOiiuIGc 9iuao irit.
G0reSie: II. 6drtmGn. FrUii.
sent Al 5bc 0artmau Somtariunt,
Golum6ns. Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

9pfte bill fslge ham paa Siolen % paa
belle bans @anbrine; bet er bort gnIfe.
@i bapbe SnIetrR | Dor STRIFE on Sus
l~eaften. SUBTRACT bar pent % mutt
nbitbret os bcitpb at iorifielise @aper.
for Bet meite til @ernene. Set err ins
~teresiant at iaettaee gsruene; be siGoer
fig iaa biertclis oper bisie Smaating, ia
Der itrsmuier unoerlise SsIelier ieicna
nem os peb at ie oeres glade % uifnls
piae emil. Sn. ON hi Glore tunpe barre
iaa biertelie glade iom Ssrul @or
noriie Gage Der er ~beitanSie paa 6ars
ten oe er beisst fra 8irrnt oe NGr. %
@runpen BERTH er, at ban er en- iiaImins
eelig flint Wdnb. Gin Iarosl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
9rsut Greet, Y,i&isou.

Settle er Ell trinelis VIaos og COB
6%ortieneite peb Ell SasmelIe % en- Sbins
slenlsIIe, % meset grbeiSe / 5smmers
ifogen. men baarSf ON g%rbeibsfolf. og
fcrreiten er Der baarbt ON arbeiosfoIf /
belle Staten Mifisan. &obbers os
%Serngriiberne taser Stsriteoelen al SOL
let. y. g.. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Ora Ybiiaorlpbia

presbpteriarlfe yieuilioustonite bar
anbeIalet, at Den treble 4rtifel iSam.
linoets Sefienoelie ioranbres ser.
ben. at S9ren ON uouGlseiien ipt.
ties | 6orbinoeIie meo @uos ai9rlig.
beo I'll Ienneitere. o. At oct uotrut.
felig iiges. at insen b.iper ioroeMt
uSen for lin Snno. Aieo 4eipn til
Smnabsrn n~nbeiales sea Rettelic. al
ON &c cor u0en Gaab adar De ifiC
iortlbt. ioroi Dc err ipoilutiebe / oen
alminoelise 3aaSe. aomiteen bar
iib6st iammen / fire Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Aorrefpon6ance.

Wsessns um R"n y asrst hs us bet ninsas empn nj be bM me msms sknnen
be-. nm asssshnm - h@e Qapna % apuiuL
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

1inuf Nrod. en- NorNcr / DC
- Srmon Gountp. &erl2 bar ttUet
/ III Mar. ! mango Mar bocoe ban
/ 9oiqlle sails. ntten Wii uciteuior
@acO; men mi lepcr ban hes i'm
Spigerien / Goaeu Mill9, Grraa
6or en- fort Sio ii0en tom %icac
poa en- Cpiororiug til &oco ~ blIp
ioto3rdiere.. ! Nadn0eu holSer ban
Ell Stot. ibm er ifaoret ira Ct Err
pnn Wencral NuNrau ,Hadlons crap
% otmp bar ban 6rli8t bt.e SlCcu
iiocu. Wir. @rof or en- uGr0jl gam
mel Ncrrc. "a Al6er00mmcn lpHc9
life at haze nirfet ne~obrn0tnOe pGl
BAN. Sans 6nmilie 9ibel bar ban
/ 900 @cbolb. oa Den u6Oiler al bans
6soici9nog bar neoitrcuct ior ~
Mar ii0en.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

: feNt ior &c Sorruc0e Sinter
. pnr iOrmct.
! Gan - TrGiioenter palgi.
! Nc'ra'ua lar bti!pttet BAN lra
! plubicligc Jurnnoriugcr.
, %eterau ira me GriBe.
. Sfoc,e eli Set Sn ban Dar 90
. Yar Gammcl
Mnr nltiO nucruunoet @rip'en
. pcO &ruaru al E%c'rT'ua.
Stbne / ct SaH0. SpnemnGl / eli
. Nicer al ITO Mar.
. Srpr at Ec'ruaHn CT Iiosaloc'
rens beOite Wlpbcl for 6atarrb'
, SDlbomMc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16
THE SALT LAKE HERALD.
Published the Year BY
THE HERALD COMPANY.
Published Every Day Of the Year By
APOSTLE SHOOTS CANDIDACY.

has Iynasa
the enaor creating tbe fnnr
nai Iaadda snabr anV c,upt5t
belief Of adnga
is to Apostle smo4 and the anaonhip
nd1 elInonch
who %
widespread conviction in and the church that i properly
u h mistaken snppse that III,
Utah oruniedi
and The 9go@9 81 ae" f s9af; its 5ef and PRIVILEGES
IN the
with affairs national and international
The idea ngrus the thought Of send
Doubtless cardinals bishops makes
pre- but f the oF docs not impair has value to the church by political
ney that the traditions
ddae without saying But may be assumed also ta the church authorities
for fate Even they that they
show preference candidate wilta brt of
The has invited his qualifications vhaa they He clean
service him political parties sad Pu@a 5
with brains who would onwoudea
suspicion that church and state combined i
cond the impossible asn senate what would be the
IS ando o "a the t'Peaed
Could any denial convince Utahs friends she
The questions uHful her innocence of any bad
hh the whole country would see in the election deliberate
The Herald 0aSI that even Apostle mot win It
viii eatackd pughd
in it pacd Ia5of
Republican machine has evidently had his ear the ground already y his
The Mormon church authorities called davov nn
and their own that abandon either his
tn nq
Shoots and
baawn dnOuk silence All the prr Of tho
the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16
The SMOKE nUisAMcE.

A SALT LAKE WOMAN came down
"A town a few days ago with the
dainuest Of spring creations perched,
at the proper angle, on her head. It
was one of those hats with white rib
hons fetchingly arranged on il, with
delicate flowers and all the other ad-
iuncts of the milliner's art. She wore
that hat around the city for twenty
minutes and then she took a look at it.
The sight drove her almost TO tears
for the hat looked as if it had been
dropped into a coal bucket. The SCOT
from salt Lakes Office building and
factory chimneys had done their work.
other women have had similar eX-
periences, while the men who wear
white shirts and collars can also bear
expert testimony TO the daily infrae-
tions of the ordinance by the fremen
and the owners Of buildings and fac
tories. Day after day they allow the
stacks to emit dense volumes Of thick,
black smoke. Fine particles Of SCOT
and ashes are sprinkled all over the
city through these agencies, Houses
grow dingy before their time, cloth
ing IS ruined and the vexation OF
spirit among all citizens is growing
rapidly TO the point where the nuisance
win be tolerated no longer.
The Commercial club might take
the matter up. for it comes strictly
within the province Of that organi-
cation A similar organization in the
city OF Louisville has, with a little ef-
fort. brought about wonderfully bene-
fetal results. Smoke consumers and
smoke. pfeventers- have been generally
adopted, and Louisville is fast being
freed from the smoke nuisance. Some
of the testimony from firms who have
adopted consumers or automatic stok-
ers is interesting, for it shows that the
appliances actually pay for themselves
within a comparatively short space Of
time.
one firm reported that in seven years
it saved more than $4,000 on its coal
bills through the installation Of
consume. A large hotel announced a
saving Of "a cents a bushel on its coal.
The Louisville Y. NJ C. A. put in an
automatic stozer four years ago and in
the time that has elapsed since then
enough money has been saved to pay
Tor its dynamo, stoker and electric
lights So. without regard to municipal
beauty, ii is good business judgment
10 use automatic stokers and smoke
consumers.
salt Lake has an ordinance against
smoke. 1t has never been enforced as
it should have been enforced. If the
Commercial club viii take the matter
up there is no doubt that great good
viii accrue from the movement, both
70 the city at large and 70 the smoke
makers themselves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16

form, chiefly from cigarette smoking.
That so many boys are being denied
places on account Of it is abundant
justification for The Herald's frequent
comments on the prevalence Of the evil.
Tobacco heart units any boy or man
for the active duties Of life. It can be
cured in one way only. That is by the
abandonment Of the use Of tobacco. II
the practice is continued, it eventually
leads TO palpitstion Of the heart and
then any sudden shock, any unusual
exertion may carry death in the twink
ling Of an eye.
1t has been said that 80 per cent Of
the sudden deaths in the country are
Of tobacco users in some form. The
Herald cannot vouch for the correct
ness of the statistics, but it is certain
that the proportions are approximately
correct Especially is it true Of those
who contract the tobacco habit in ear
ly youth, when the constitution and the
intellect are still in the formative
period. The practice cannot be too
heartily condemned among boys.
As a matter of course, all the lads
in Salt Lake do not want nor do they
expect to enlist in the navy or the
army. They do expect, though, to lead
useful, honorable lives in whatever vo-
cations they may conclude to follow.
II they could be led to an appreciation
of the awful chances they are taking
by smoking cigarettes, il is sure that
the habit would be less general. The
story of the naval recruiting station
should be placed before all the boys in
manner they can understand.
The officers are men of long expert
ence' and they know what they are
talking about In nearly all other re-
spects, especially as regards eyeslght
the Salt Lakers are far above the av-
erage. II is to be hoped that when the
next recruiting station is opened here
the tobacco habit cannot be held re-
sDonsible for so many reflections.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16
SERMONS ON CIGARETTES.

0FFICERS OF THE NAVAL re-
- eruiting station recently opened in
salt Lake are uneonsciously preaching
every day sermons that should be heard
by al the boys in salt Lake. The ser
mons are all on one subject, a subject
OF vital interest to any boy who wants
10 grow up into a sound. healthy. Wig
orous man. both in physique and in in
teilect These officers say that the
Young applicants for enlistment IN the
navy are being rejected IN large NUM-
bers every day because they have what
is known in the medical fraternity as
tobacco heart
This is an eilment which comes as
direct result Of using tobacco in any
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16

Mrs. 9. e. Elmer. Mr.. and Mrs G. H.
Hayoould, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wheeler,
Mss Birdie Thompson. Miss Lola
ssvase' Miss Virginia Elmer, Miss
MAUD Wheeler. Mr.. George A. Pursell.
The Swedish Ladies' Conee society
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. So
phta Johanson, S2s south Fifth East.
Between fifteen and twenty members
were present and the entertainment
which followed was ia the nature Of
ufprise 10 the hostess. Luncheon was
served and the meeting was one Of
the most enjoyable Of the season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16

President Loubet Of France has
started for visit to the car Of Rus
STA. Within the new few days there
should be enough hot air distributed
through the realms Of the @Iittle white
father" TO warm even Siberia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16

An OLD citizen Of ogden has commit
ted suicide because he could not break
away from the drink habit No sight
is more pitiful than that Of an old man
under the influence of liquor. and the
ogden man probably realized it. Know
ing that he could not quit drinking, he
chose death as the lesser evil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-16
Ociety%

The committees arranging for the
, meeting of the Mothers congress. to
De held in this city May q and "A. met
yesterday afternoon in the city and
county building and completed their
| arrangements. The congress will be
held in the Assembly hall, and Mrs.
Frederick SchOn viii be the principal
speaker. On Thursday, the 22d, a re-
ception at the home Of Mrs Bamber-
ger will be given.
Miss Addie Zane. who has been
spending some months in the. east, re-
| turned to the city Wednesday morn
ing.
o o o
Mrs. Stanwood, president Of the
Illinois federation, passed through the
city yesterday on her way home from
the biennial.
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Mrs. r. G. Mcmillan viii entertain
at luncheon today.
Mrs. Nell ClaWson Brown has re-
turned from San Francisco. where she
has been studying for the past six
months under an eminent specialist.
The W. Q. T. L. viii meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. J. Cor
ham.
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Mrs. George I. Savage entertained
few friends at her rooms in Ford's
hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. I. Baer left last evening for her
home in Denver, after a pleasant visit
Of a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepard Benson.
Mrs. S. D. Evans returned yesterday
morning from Los Angeles, where she
has been attending the biennial meet
ing.
During her stay in the city. Mrs.
Lenora Austin Hamlin win be the
guest Of Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey.
. . q
Judge and Mrs. Henderson and Miss
Reynolds are settled in their new
home, sol East Second South street.
Miss Dern has returned from a short
trip TO Mercur.
This afternoon Mrs Edwin L. Parker
VIII give KensiHgt0n at her home
on f street.
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The Daughters Of the Revolution will
be entertained by Miss Catherine Wells
this afternoon at O'Clock at her home,
S2S Second street.
Mrs. W n. Ferry gives a luncheon
today.
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There viii be special meeting this
afternoon at the club house Of the
current events and current literature
section Of the Ladies' Literary club
Business Of importance for the next
years work is 10 come before the
meeting.
Three classes of small BOYS In the
First Presbyterian church viii hold \
rummage sale Saturday morning al
the church paFlors
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetzer of Idaho. who
have been spending a few DAYS in the
city. returned Wednesday evening to
their home.
Mrs. Sturgiss Of the post entertained
at an Informal party yesterday after
noon.
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DR.. ana Mrs. Henry Ia Motto enter
tanned last evening at an informal ping
pong party in honor Of DR.. Crandal.
On Wednesday evening q very pleas
ant surprise was given Mr. and Mrs.
Z. y. ahermer At their home. zsz South
flIth East The guests we're Mr.. and
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Mrs. Newhouse's pearls, valued at
$4,000 are causing a sensation in Lon
don. Her less fortunate sisters win
kindly remember the scientific fact
that the pearl is simply the white tomb
Of a worm.
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OF course, the University OF Utah
athletes win try their best to do things
70 the boys from Nevada. but they may
be sure Of q cordial reception and a
fair. deal. anyway.
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Another citizen has been robbed
through the agency Of the venerable
lock sWindle. It cost him just $50 not
to read the newspapers. Really, he
doesn't deserve any sympathy.
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The second edition of Sons of Ham
VII! be seen at the Salt Lake theatre
tonight, with the colored comedians,
Williams ana Walker. and their own
company Of fifty picked artists culled
from the coIofed profession.
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