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SIZE DID no 1T HERSELF.
But Then the Amateur Cont 0rtioDist
Found That She Couldn't Undo II.

FOUuu THU Sne sOu'unt NuuO IL.
BUFFALO. May Pretty Laura Green.
ough of Rochester is visiting her cousin
Nellie, Of Elmwood, in this city. Young Mr..
Finlay Of Cleveland and his sister, Minnie.
are likewise visiting there.
The circus exhibited here few days ago.
Young Mr.. Finlay took the girls to see the
show. In discussing the performance
afterward, the young man expressed his
amazement at the feats of a female con-
tortionist.
He was particularly amazed at the highly
accomplished manner in which she twisted
her foot around the back Of her neck and
made a cushion rest for her head out Of
her heel. The warmth with which he ex-
pressed his admiration for this act Of the
lady contotionist seemed to nettle pretty
Miss Greenough little, and she turned
up her nose and said:
"Pshaw! That isn't anything to brag
about! l can do it myself"
Cousin Nellie and Miss Finlay screamed
and assured Miss Laura that she was per-
factly awful; and your Mr.. Finlay laughed
at her and pooh-poohed But her Flour
to Mr.. Finlay and said. in decided tones
kid gloves I can do it,"
Young Mr.. Finay promptly took the
bet. Then the delicate. question as to how
Miss Greenough's ability to perform the
| acrobatic feat could be proved to the salts
faction Of the young gentleman came up.
II was finally decided that Cousin Nellie
should be present "a referee for Miss Green
ough while the act was on, and that young
| MIR. Finlay's sister should also be there in
F.! the interest Of her brother.
| The three girls retired to Miss Green
ough's room and young Mr.. Finlay waited
on the piazza for an official report of the
mirth from the room reached his ears for
a time, and then there was painful silence
| for a few seconds This was broken by
screams OF laughter EXPLANATIONS Of Won
! der and loud clappng Of hands in the room.
"Blinked il don't believe tho little tar
tar has won it. said young Mr.. Finlay TO
| himself
Another period of painful silence fol-
lowed the outburst of wonder and APP
plause. This was followed by a scream or
Suddenly Cousin Nellie burst from the
room and ran out, shouting in alarmed
tones to her mother. Young Mr. Fnlay
| rose.
"Oh, Frank Miss Nellie sobbed, .she
| has done 1t. but she can't undo il Please
run for a doctor And. oh, Frank! Get
an old one
Fortunately physician of forty years
and moro practice lived not far away,
Young Mr. Finlay summoned him IL a
! hurry.
The doctor was good while in the anna
tour contor'ionist's room, but when he
left it he was smiling, When Miss Green
ough came out an hour or 80 later she
walked trine lame, but she announced
triumphantly 10 young Mr.. Finlay that she
had won the bet. The official report of he
referees unanimously sustained the claim
and It was promptly paid
THE idea said Miss Greenough, Il
used to do it easy when ! was at school
All the girls could. My heel never stuck
before. ] guesa I must be getting old"
said the Rochester, bud. with sigh.
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said As q proof Of this every question
she nut was answered. to the full, even as
to how and how not, when and where to
invest her money.
Nevertheless, that ungrateful woman
avowing her entire disbelief In crystals In
9, neral and that very crystal In particular.
The trouble was this The last question
put to the crystal was on the delicate sub
ject OF matrimony, and here was Its answer.
Avoid matrimony, Any matrimonial
ENHANCEMENT will be most disastrous 70
Va
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-09

Die 2ano : Ierate in Deutib=
LAND peroen balb @elegenbeit baben,
Die neueiten grruneenihaften in
@birurgie uno aqgemeiner 0eilfunbe
BON elmer @anoerunioerfitdt gu Ter
men, melhe unenteeltlih an Ierste
nahtrdelihen 1nterridt ertbeilen
miro. Ser &aiier bat am Montag
bic 8ldne fir bieles unternebmen
unter5eibnet, oeiien Soften opn Der
&egierune uno ourb fleine 8eitrdge
BON Gerstepereinen beftritter tperoen
iollen. Beoeutenbe Spesiafilten, pie
Die Brufeiioren 2afiar. 8eremann
uno Gutnpf, meroen fleine @ebiibren
fir lire Dienite berebnen. 8rpfeIipr
2afiar bat bereits 1000 Broben prn
6autfranfbeiten gu benz Muieum
beiaeiteuert, pelbes nebit 2abDras
toriumeinribtuneen BON Ort gu Ort
gebrabt meroen miro. Der 2anoarat
fam 10 auf cine Doer spei @ohen
i'm Sabr na1 Der benadbarten Stabt
fommen uno bDren, pie Die Weiiter
ibrer BrofefiiDn bic neueiten 8ebanoz
lunasmetboben erflaren poer be-
riibmte ghirurgen pperiren Ieben.
Die Sbee Der @anberuniperiitdt
ibeint BON Der berltprbenen &ailerin
Srieoeri6t ausge9anaen gu fem, Die
oariber NIT BrDfeiior &enoers
iprah. Die baperiibe &egieruna bat
bereits einen bearensten 8ebraub
BON benz Goriblage gemadt.
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Ser ct. 9onis uuo Mep Yorf Qi<
miteo Der 8anoalia YeunlDlba=
mia n@hort Qiae."

Son iebt ab mirb Der ct. 2pniS
uno Seem ODrf 2imiteb Der HennIpl.
pania Short Cine oils Elm unebbGrt-
giaer 3ug pD1 ct. Souls 1nb Sne
bianapolis laufert unb tpiro aus eis
ner Bibliotbet= unb @aud3s. elmer
SbierpatiDn8= unb Speiies uno
Sblafzgar beiteber. Wenri itbtbie,
INN Gufentbalt in Bittsburg gu pers
meiben. miro bieier gauge 8ua mad
6arrisbure, Bbtlaoelpbia unb Seem
gorf burblaufen.
Der Stem gDrf 2imiteo Der 8ans
balia= Henniblpania Short Zine Der.
ldBt baS ltniDns9 Depot In ct. 2Dui8
tdeli9 uni / ubr @admitta9s.
Drei grpreBsige taglih NIT
9ur1-S blafmagen uno Speiieuas
gen pui, ct. Souls nab Sem Onrt
iiber Die @anoalia : 8enniplpania
Short Sine.
@egen ndbeler g~tnaelbeiten tpers
oct @ud an s. M. 6 beSbrpugb,
Nliiitent-@ Several 8aHagier Ngent,
st. Souls. Mu.
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Mebr stDrumsen Ser CrSnmms.
@treif=l1nruhen finn nirht half

Strett=u r1ruben 1lro rlDt balb 10
ernit, mie cine Strung oes peri6n=
li9en Spitems. ueberarbeitung,
Shlafloiigteit uno Merper : ueber=
reisung leiten ben pDaigen 8uiam=
menbrub elm. menn nibt iofort Elm
mirfiames Wfittel in Mnpenoung ge=
braht miro. gs eiebt ear Mihts,
mas StDrunaen Der 2eber uno Der
@ieren 10 ihnen BELT mie electric
BitterS. g5 1T elm tp~unberpoaes
Stdrfun9smittel uno iiberbaupt Die
nirflamite Weoicin in. SdIen BON
aaaemeiner Mernen>g ribDpfune. Sc
pertreibt MerpDiitdt, &beumatismus
uno 9euralgie unb pertreibt bic Ma=
laria : Seine. Sour so Gents uno
ppae 8efriebieuns miro earantirt
ppn ben MpDtbefern S. &alteber &
Sobn unb NoDlpb DreiB.
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Sega 8.

@ou. 2anbam bat Die BON bei>
ben Saulern Der 2egislatur anees
n0n1mene 8iu unterSeibnet, ourd
melbe es Den Observation-Disclosures
perboten miro, lire 3uesNngeiteuten
ldnger als 16 Stunoen binter einanz
Der i'm 9ienite gu balten, Dbne linen
cine Gubepauie BON s 6tunoer gu
gemdbren.
- gei Der 2ucal IbItim=
mung in 2lanu County lieeten Die
Nnti : BrDbibitiDni1ten, aber aIer=
bings 1ur nit siemlid fnapper Mas
ioritdt.
@tne1 gang geualtigen Eeeenz
faa bate man am Samitaa in Sale
itine. IS fielen bort innerbalb oDr
fnapp elmer balben Gtunoe q Bon
&eaen. Gae @aiierlaufe in Der UNI
ge9eno paren bod angelbmoqen
unb es ioa audi piel Iieb in Der
um9egeno umgefommer 1ein.
Sci Der 2ocal Sptiuns@ab in
@raDlDn County baben Die 8ro=
bibitiOniiten geliegt, uno 8mar
NIT ca. $50 Stimmen. 9eniipn
unb Sherman aober, spar cine onti=
probibitioniftiIhe Mebrbeit BON L.
500 Stimmen ab, ALIEN ite tpurben
burb Die 2anooiftrifte iiberitimtat.
Ius Sadlonniue, gberpfee
County, miro beribtet: Ser Snee=
nieur 8Dihfe pDn Der Sioliden
8acific=8 Balm berihtet, oaB iieben
&eeer BON ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ibaften get6btet tpDroen ieien, ebe er
oaS 2ager perla1ien babe. 6err
BDlbfe lit init Der 8ollenbung oes
Baus Der Dallas Dipi1ipn Der Teras
uno Seem Orleans : 8abn betraut.
Das lhlebte @etter binberte Die
2eute an Der Mrbeit uno madte file
itreitiIbtig. Im Wpntag nuroett tie
abbe5ablt uno gaben Die Nrbeit auf.
Sn ben oarauf ausbre9enben S9ie=
bereien muroen Die iieben Neger BON
ibren &atneraoen eribofien. Das
2aeer befinbet iib uneefabr 25 Meis
len iIoDftlib BON bier in NacagbD=
Dies gDuntb unb cine Mnsabl Static
ner iino nab Der Steue abeeihidt
moroen, UNI Die 8~eltimmunoen bes
gDntraftes Biz gum %. Miai oie1es
Sabres aussufibren.
Cine ~geraoesu unalaubli9e
@eIbiGte miro aus Der SelItaot
Beaumont beribtet. Dort 1ino ndrn=
lib aus ben groBen ganfs Ell II e
W | d ion Barrels Oe1 ~ r.
er6munben uno Nie=
mano min piiien, NOD bas Del ges
blieben lit!
= 9ie Inti=8D T@eepil=8ia 1T
i'm 6eprdientantenbauie Dbne SppD=
iition angenDmmerl pDrben. 9urd
oieielbe miro Die Sumrne BON $780,
900 alS Brdmie fIr elm pirfiames
Mlittel CUR 8ernibtune bes 8un=
@eenels ausgeiebt.
= Naboem iib Die Staatsleeis=
latur getpeieert bat, ben Ct SOB.
6u9g i'm &apitDl gu @prte fommen
gu laifen, Fat oerielbe belhlnHen, bie>
Ter Gage cine B~eriammlune in 0ans
cods Opernbaus einsuberufen uno
cine Geoe 81 balten Iber oaS pielz
periprebenbe 9bema: nTeras 1T Der
grDBte Staat Der Union unb 1oQ
ourh oas GDlf reeiert tperben unb
er lit fein @emiiiebeet, oas burb Die
Mtietblinge Der aroBen @orporationen
beltent piro!"
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Tbep. 6ie1iber r.
@ertraut @udb nidst auadialbern an,

tpenn SIR iplrt, baB guer Orsanismus
auBer Sronung lit. SDbalo SIR benterft,
oaB Der Masen ben Sienit neriast, baf
Cure 8erbauung set6rt 1T, boB Sober,
Nieren un6 Wtl5 niht 10 fungiren, tpie
oies Der Sal iein ipnte, penn SIR mil
&Dpfpeb, iaurem NufftoBen, Sartletbis.
feit, 8ldbuneen unb annern bon unrei'
mem Slut berriibrenben 9eiben seplasi
ieio, 10 nebmt bic ct. 8ernarb &rduter.
piIen, bies a%lbetpdbrte Seilmittel. bas
aus rein beeetabiliiben Sngrebien5er
beitebt, 5. 3. aus ben retnen Sdfter
beilfrdftiger 8rauter, unb bas beBbalf
lbon unaablise sliidlihe 8uren betuirfi
bot.
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fanntlid BEL Dem IL Sabre oauernz
ben umlauf oes Supiter feline Wir=
funa auf bret Sabre ausoebnen
miro, aber glitdlider 8eiie u n e
Die Wiitpirfung bes Saturn, Der
iebt ibon in einem anoeren 3ei6en
bes 9bterfretles itebt. 8teneibt
miro mod einttal Der Bepeis eefunz
ben, oaB Die uSonnenfleden" Die
nod audi cine uriabe baben miilien.
burh Die ,Sonnenndbe oes Supiter"
peranlaBt meroen.
Shen.- 6ie1iher.-
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SO Drt[ih Al n.

6uber: SD bate mid bel Sbnen
redt ihDn bebanft, tuern Sic mir
SIREN Sreunb SeBler nidt purgefteat
bdtten, benit er hat mir Spnntae i'm
9arofipiel finfsebn @uloen abee.
npmmen. - Waper: SD babe es
Sbnen ia aleih eeiagt, Der Wanu ee-
minnt bel ndberer Befanntfbaft."
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9r. James $. Sinblep,
9ids= @ebdube.
specialit fiir Naie, sails II. Obr.
Spreb Stunben BON 10-12 ubr
Gormittass, 3-5 ubr @admittags.
SDnntags: BON 10-11 l1br 8Drrt.

s@r &alf, cement. Sanb. Bad.
iteine, %feuerfefte 5teine unb 9bpns
gbeer unb Ispbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
Cheer unb Ispbalt. Del, Terpentin.
Sarben, 8las &c. &c. ftets pDrratbio
bel S. 6. 9ielmattn, 306 Oft.
Commerce traBe. Hiebriee 8reife,
quite 8aare ipmie quite uno reeqe
8eotenung peroen garantirt. -
Eelepbpn 40
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2tt perfamien!

200 Gder Sarnl in @icteria Co..
aano in gncinal Co., Baufteler in
Gan Intonio. 500 Ider bepdfer'
bares 2ano nabe Der Staot.
Nrel Meerihetot..
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= unier 2ager BON Jarben uno
9apeten lit angefomtnen unb lift
qualitatio oas bette i'm Marfte. I'M
lere GuSmabl bon 3apeten entlpridt
Dem mooerniten @eibmad uno unz
lere Tarben iino rein uno Jrild.
8ebt uns einen Brobe=I uftrae.
anterior & anterior,
127 uno 219 SIt=SouItpnsS traBe.
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Gin 9ramerfpiel a~bsewemoet.

y@eraoe nod i'm lebten Mument
nuroe unier fleiner &nabe eerettet!"
ihreibt Srau IS. @attins BON Ylea=
iant @itp, Obio. Die 4uneenents
aiinoung bate linn arg mitgelpielt
uno er muroe auBeroem bon einem
furdtbaren 9uiten aeplaet. Die
Gerste bebanoelten i'm, aber es
nuroe nit inn lhlimmer BON Gag
gu Gage. SbtieBlih perludten mir
Or. Sings 0eue gntbedung fir
Sbminolubt uno unler 2ieblina
nuroe gerettet. @r lift jebt aeIun6
uno munter." Seoermann loIte
wiiien, oaB oies bic einsiee Sur fir
0uiten, @rfdltuneen uro ale 2uns
genz8 el6meroen lit. @arantirt ourh
S. 9alteper & Spbn unb Ibplpb
9reiB. Ipotbefer. Breis so Gents
uno $1.00. 8robeflalden frei.
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Wnfunft
~. g. & =. 8abm.

W. 6. & =. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Nab @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, &anfas
@itp, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago, tdglih,
(Snniet 9epDtl .......8 $50 M0r9ens,
unb 500 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2Duis, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb mnb @aeo, tdeliob
(Suniet SepDt) ........7.45 Moraens,
unb $50 Wbenbs.
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STA .yanaalia, YenniDloania=8 abn

Sin 8iaet oieier 2inie erfter &lafie
na6 Seem Dprt berehtiat ben Snz
baber in Us aibinstDn, BAL
timore uno Bbilabelpbia
einen sebntdaigen- Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
8uaeitdnbniB.
Wegen @in5elbeiten penbe man
ltH an ben unterSeibneten.
s.. .. &ilgDre,
&eiienber Bafiagier : Maent,
Lis Weit Srenb Blace, San Gns
tonic. 9eras.
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$4,000 @afIpnen gcne :,

ZS,UUU WnIIptten NCt1le see
Cream muroen i'm lebten Sabre in
unierer alten Sabrit bereeiteut. un=
lere neue Inlaee perfiiet iiber cine
&apacitdt BON 400 @aaonen per
Gag. Wan fomme uno belihtige
oieielbe! 8eioe Telephone 1107.
Ncme 6 ompanp.
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spmtberm Nactfic 8abm.

Nab SEEM Orleans, 6ouitpn unb Col.
be5tDn tGglib.. ....... .12:15 Mittaas,
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Nah 81 8aiD, galifornien unb MeritD
8:3G Born.
Nab 9orerTeraS, ct. 2puis unb gbicas
go (Katy Flyer ........8:30 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt.
Son NorosEetas, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. 800 MDrgenS.
Non Netp Orleans, 9ouit0h unb @al-
pefton td9lib.. .7.30 MDrgens
nnb 5:45 Gadm.
Bon 81 Baio, galifDrnten unb MerifD
500 Mbenos.
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g. u. & u. g. 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
Na6 guero, goafum, SDufton unb Sol.
beff0n, tagltH. $40 BDrm.
9ah gorpms gbrifti. 8ofport unb Bee
billie tdglib..............2.40 Nahm.
Rab 8brne nnb &errpile, tdglib.....
1925 Born.
Nnfunft.
Son gnero, gDatum, Soufton unb @als
beiton, tdglib. .7:15 @benbs.
Son gDrpus @brifi, &pdport unb Bee<
bile td9li6.. las Nad9m
&on 8brne unb 8errbiIe. tde1tb. -.
Mbenbs.
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i'm @arten=D iftritt oeS Staates. @e'
Iunbbeit unb 8linia uniibertrohett.
BiQiae 2dnbereien fir ben Jarr1er,
Marftqdrtner, Obits uno Wiebaiidter.
Weaen ginselbeiten wenbet@ub an
6. s. Martiu, q. q. a.,
San Intoniu, Eeras.
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Giienbabn TaDr=Y lan.
s. & 6. q. wabn.

Nbfabrt.
0ab alien NDrbs9 s8unften ........
IS Gprm.
Nab ct. 2ouis, Mernpbis unb benz
Often 1913 Mittaas.
Nab Norb~Seras, Santa Sc unb SriseD<
puItlleU W0eHOS.
Nab ct. Souls, 8aco unb benz Often
S.UU WDeNO8.
Natb Sareoo uno Werico. 1900 @prm.
Qnfunft.
Son st. 9ouiS unb Dem Often. .7.3O 8orm.
Son Norb~Seras, Santa Sc unb 6riscD.
Yunfter .8.45 Borm.
8on 1Dcalen 8untten .......8.45 Nadhm.
Bon ct. 2Duis uno benz Often Ii. 40 Nb6s.
Bon 2arebD un6 Merifo. :. ~ 10 Nadhm.
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s. saenermeaer's Tamilienaarttn

y. sdenermeDer's Tamiliengarttn
erfreut lib tpegen leiner ,auseeaeib-
neten &ibe beS beiten HufeS bel
9ieiigen uno Sremoen uno tpiro
oementiprebeno nDn Sreunoen elmer
auten beutiben &oft ftarf patroni=
iirt. Delifateiien Der Saiiun ents
iprebeno. Wilbereiprooutte auer
Irt. SIN Saloon finoet man fteta
friIhes 8ier, quite @eine, 2iau6re
uno gi9arren. Sbeuermeper's ssas
milien3arten 1T elm @rbplungsplat
eriter &laiie. :
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@ulf sbpre 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
Nab 2a~pernia, Sutberlano Springs,
Stodoale, tdalib,.........6:00 BDrm,
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutberlan6 Springs uni
2anernia, tdalib, .......2:30 Nahm
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8amd,t Stnd's sc Saoana G~isarren.
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Siioweitteras witni9tG n9

@enn SIR guh irgenbpp nieber'
laiien pDlt, tbut es entlang Der Ste
ME Der
zatt 0tmtpmip & 9tramias
pab Sabm,
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= The Bell JeWeIry Co.
227 observation-disclosures

@rDBte auspabl bon Sapeleu. @olo= uno eilber-
tpaaren aler Nrt. 16,Llin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-29
A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT
Fifty Thousand People See and Cheer The President He
Rides Through the Streets-PIeasnsy Bows
His Acknowledgements

the parade, especially the police Off
GERS, are justly entitled to this word or
praise.
II is not often that Salt Lake gets
10 look upon the actual person OF a
president OF the United States. but
when II does II enjoys II thoroughly
The appreciation 1t felt today OF the
honor OF the visit was manifest In ev-
cry possible manner Its citizens turn
ed out withe pride, and turned her chill
dren out with stu greater pride. The
presidents deep and sincere love for in
fantie America, the children Of the re.
public. liz up his countenance and
beamed out upon the sea of childish
faces that was turned up to him In al
most reverential awe, on the grounds In
front OF the city and coun-
ty building. His few words Of
simple but wise advice and warm
sympathy went straight to their
young hearts, and the cheers that
reached his ears in childish treble will
no doubt warm his generous heart for
years TO come.
President Roosevelt burrows a deep
impression upon all the people he meets,
from a guileless child, 70 an arrogant
and grinding coal baron. There at
taches to his personality an universal
interest The eager thousands got TO
see the president, but not all TO shake
his hand or even hear his voice. At the
Tabernacle he was greeted by con-
course Of people that like water, seemed
10 MI every niche and creyice OF the
great building. At the Kearns break
fast he shook hands warmly with those
who were favored with invitations, and
entered heartily in conversations with
those about him. His visit was brief.
but impressive. Salt Lake now knows
the president II has met him, shaken
his hand and parts company with the
hope that the impression made was
worthy OF the impression received.
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Salt Lake received a practical lesson
this morning of President Roosevelt's
strenuous life. And especially forceful
will the lesson be TO that portion OF
the city that INDUCES itself in lying In
bed in the morning. II waspnly the
early man who got to see the president.
But then, every one was an early
man" this morning, In his moment
Gus trip over the country she seems
cheerfully willing TO meet the people at
any time from dawn until dark, and
one Of the most gratifying features
about the trip is, that the people are
oheerfully willing to meet him. at any
time or place he may designate. but
they refuse TO fight with any other
weapons than flowers, cheers and god
speeds,
Salt Lake arose this morning with the
sun, washed its face, donned Its best
clothes and moved out onto the streets.
II was unanimous. The private citi-
zen was there to pay tribute TO the
pure citizenship OF the president, the
soldier was there TO exhibit a token OF
his love for the exalted patriotism and
courage Of the nations chief, the la
borer was there TO greet a true and
honest friend. and every patriot was
there in answer TO the thrilling call of
a higher kinshlp and from the thrangs
that extended over the city there arose
a profound homage, that was returned
to them by the president, In cordial
smiles and manly words.
As President Roosevelt proceeded
along the line OF march, under
the panoply Of flags and ban
ners. deafening cheers assembled
from the crowds on both sides
OF him. and he kept bowling to the right
and left in acknowledgment aud finally
uncovered his head and stood up In his
carriage. remaining on his feet almost
continuously until he arrived at the
city and county building.
II is but proper TO mention here that
the procession was perhaps the best
managed AFFAIR Of Its kind ever seen In
Salt Lake. The manner In which the
crowds were controlled and the mill
tary order OF the march were truly adj
mirable. Those who were In control Of
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Many Banners Speak Wosds of Welcome:
EmbAazoned Inscriptions of Praise Eceryatere

The sentiment Of love and loyalty
for the distinguished guest found ex-
preston in innumerable banners. shields
and streamers bearing words Of well
come. The first one TO greet the eye
as the party left the depot was a
streamer across South Temple street,
With the inscription Welcome to our
President" AZ the intersection OF
South and East Temple streets was a
large shield with the picture OF Presi.
dent Roosevelt surrounded by the
words HAL 20 the Rough Riders
Hero" while over the entrance to the
new Deseret News building was this
sentiment. wv elcome TO Our Presl.
dent Utah Honors You" Stretched
from Z. G. N. / TO the Constitution
building was a streamer OF white
The greeting was, Utah. the Youngest
state. Greets the Youngest President"
An along the streets on both sides were
scores OF signs OF welcome. Another
streamer stretched from Midgleys TO
Kolitz. bore the inscription, THE Ma
TONS Pride-President Roosevelt" anS
al the intersection OF First South ana