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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
INSANE FARMER SHOT
DEAD 81 HIS CHILD

Topeka. kan. June ia special TO
the state Journal from Norton, kan,
says;
A. G. jenkins, living SIX miles west
of Norton, while beating his Wife to-
dav. was shot dead by his 11-year-old
daughter. Jenkins was no doubt lu~
sane. az he had often threatened 90
xiii his whole family
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

FLEETWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. June
II 1.-THE bandits who held mp the
Rio Grande train at Parachute last
Tuesday have escaped for the time at
least. How they eluded the large posse
which was supposed TO surround them
is not known, and until late this after
noon it was supposed they were still
in the neIghborhOOn of Divide creek.
During the afternoon however, word
WIS received by the sheriff fEJn the
Williams ranch, just below Rine, that
Two men. having the appearance of the
robbers, had been seen going westward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
49, - 1870.

Washington, June 1L-Secretary Hay
today received a call from Mr. Chow
Tszchi. the FIRST secretary of the CHI
nese legation here, who expressed the
deep regret OF his government at the
reported killing near New Chuang OF
the American newspaper correspondent
EtzeI BIZ Chinese soldiers. The lega-
ton has received no details. but was
able to assure Secretary Hay that his
government would make an proper
amends for the unfortunate afIair Il the
reports were True
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
MOVTNG sLOWLY.

washington. June 1.-THE following
cablegram has been received from Rear
Admiral Chadwick. dated Tangier to-
day;
The minister Of f0reign affairs Of
Morocco expects on June ~ 20 lay be-
fore Raisuh what has been proposed.
The attitude of the Moorish authorities
appears TO be satisfactory"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
cAnsFn - nFIAY.

New York. June lin spite of the
strike order by the Marine Firemen's
union all the vessels that were seized
uied 20 sail had little difficulty in on
tanning fremen today. So far not q
single ship has been prevented from
sailing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
ELIJAH IN HARD LUCK.
Prophet Refused Hotel Accommoda-
ti6ns in London.

London. June u.-John Alexander
D0vie arrived here today from Holland
and made a tour of the hotels, accom-
panied By his wife and son, and es-
corted by deacons. in search of ac-
Communications. Everywhere he met
with refusal. as the hotel managers are
afraid of a repetition OF the rWodyism
which marked DOWie's former stay
here. Ultimately being unable 10 find
lodgings. Dowie proceeded to the lion
list headquarters. The headquarters
have been connected with the police
telephone, i'm anticipation of possible
onslaught by mob.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
MORE SHIPS FOR RUSSIA.
Original Naval Programme VIII be
Carried Out,

St. Petersburg, june IA confer
ence was held at the Tsarho geIo today
between the emperor, Grand Duke
Alexis. the Russian high admiral and
Vice Admiral Aveliu. chief Of the adj
miralty, at which it was decided TO car
~ out without change the naval pro-
gramme Professionally adopted before
the war. The programme covers a dec
AIDE. The ships will be divided be-
tween the Black sea and the Baltic
fleets and no provision is made FOR the
Pacific fleet. The construction or the
new vessels viii begin at once The
SHIPS viii be built in Russia. though
France may possibly get a contract
The proportion of battleships and
cruisers viii be practically the same as
proposed by the general board AT
Washington for the United states
navy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
ATrACKED - sTRIKERs.

New York. June 11.-F'ive non-uuiou
men who had been engaged So fill the
places OF striking hremen ON q coast
wise steamer. were attacked and
roughly handled by y score or more OF
strikers today. TIE strikers threw the
men s baggage into the river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
POsITIVE pENIAL.

ST. Petersburg. June 1l.-(4.50 %. no
Inquiries made in official quarters re-
harding the statement made by the
Daily Mail. OF London today that two
Internal machines were found at the
Tsqrskoe sel0 palace June 2, elicit q
positive denial of It's truth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
ONE KILLED: ONE INJURED.

Victor. Colo, June n.-Andy Pa
vltsch was killed and John III. Marshall
fatally injured today by the explosion
81 a missed shot in Stratton's Indepen-
dence mine.. Both Of MarshaiIs eyes
were blown out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
mrNro,s sucrEssoR

London. June HIT IL announced
mai Earl Gray. lord lieutenant or
Northumberland, has been appointed
10 succeed the Earl OF Miuto IS gov
krnor general Of Canada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
How The Deaths Occurred.

Absolutely no deaths have occurred
during the contest for which the West
ern Federation OF Miners can on ought
10 be held responsible Some fifteen
men were killed in the Stratton hide
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

MISS =CALIIE JONES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
street.
Collene Education Pays.

sYoll know the old Latin college
song. 'Ciuadeamus Isitur2.' said the
recent gradual. We'll suppose tint
il comes pretty near to being a arir
and password With university men
tha world over. somehias fhat
haprened this month made me nnder,
S and how il stands for a college ma
Wherever you hear it.
Il was on my vacation trip up III
New Hampshire. TramFin@ lhroa=a
a liale mountain town happened 10
lzeat flrse OF four Of my own fraterh-
frv. stopped with them that nigh
and In the evening We Went to road
house ON the outskirts of town for :
litrIe saengerfest.
-Of course before We finished "
sang 'Gaudeamus@y yoa know it
Let's rejoice. therefore, while we are
youn4 When we came to the Las,
s.auza voice joined in from tn
doorway.
w turned aroand There stood
an old dilanidated tramp. He camf
oser to us without hesitation, and
,aid. With German accent:
sVcrever You see a university mar
iyai hear "Gan1eamus l2itur. Held
eTler.s. shake
aHo vas a heidelberg man, toe.
@apose. dagenrated gentleman. fo'
lIaa knew coieee ways and songs an
n showed thai he was a wel.educat
cd man. He cot all the beer h. want
ad out Of hat nieht and the price q
her besiaes which shows that col
j. e a,)ueatien Sometimes pays.
| New York Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

For drinks try the alley sa-
icon. Fred Senyard.
For sale-A first cla organ III
good condition. Old pho 90.
1,,,a bnntino nartias have return.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

accommodations Cell and see me.
Edw Dmonia, prop.
Pine City Bedding company will
sell all grades Of mattresses to retail
trade in The city. Call ON us; Twelfth
and State streets OlG phone SOC.
Wanted Manager for branch oil
fee we wish 10 locate here in Pine
PmM. Adre4s with references. Nor
tis Wholesale house, care this paper
The lapisIide was for Roosevelt.
tut Iambeh carries the East End
with all linds o fresh meats; 17o2
East Fourth avenue: old phone 52G.
knowing the needs of every house
hold AM the things necessary for a
THANKSGIVING dinner. / have received
larg. : ock Of he fest erocories-
Emm simmons
-lamcmbor the tea at Mrs. l.. O.
Knc's residence, 1901 West Sinh
a1uue. Friday November 25. after
non and evening for the, benefit of
t. Christian church
Looking after The wants of the
hldren for Christmas have reeeiy-
ed a large stock Of candies. nuts,
fruits, etc; everything for heir
Christmas Emmett simmons.
I.ost-.Abrown leather hand pHr e,
containing bahy's short skirt. a
pattern and some money If finder
Will please return skirt. may have
the balance. Notify Mrs. Chas.
O'Neal.
Boat excursions on Sundays suit
able by gasoline boat, Man Of War.
leaving landing every hour, from the
foot Of Virginia street. Fare, adults
l., children 10 cents. T. A. Drum,
mond. proprietor and manager
At the monthly song service to b.
given at First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, the choir will be as
sisted by that talented violinist, Mrs.
Geo. ". Smith. The program will be
published in Sunday mornings
Graphic.
-Unlawful THANKSGIVING celebra-
tons We're scarce yesterday and onl"
a few cases for minor offenSes We're
called before Police Judge Tonev thi
THANKSGIVING "booze" was
sold but the imbibers did not make
offensive.
The forces at work on the stree
paving worked just as hard -
THANKSGIVING day as any othe" day |
and made up some of the tine 3o1t be |
cause of the rain. East SiNth avenue |
has now been paved With the con |
crete foundation as far as Georgia |
street
-Strayed-Dark bay mare with |
white ring around left foot: had on |
halter, bride and Texas saddle. With |
two ducks. three squirrels and two |
nuaiIs tied to saddle. Mare about |
four years old A liberal reward pad |
for the Return of same L Sawyer
Austin commissary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

| ICON. CItu oeuy diu'
For saIe-A frst-cla. organ, III
good condition Old pho 90.
The hunting partie1a'e return
| I'd. but most Of the ga remains,
-Green River whia at the val
lev saloon. corner Fozh and Main.
For reut-Three icely furnished
bed rooms Apply RS. Cliff Dowell.
"A beautiful lin of hand painted
china at closing Ut pflce al Got'-
| lieb's.
Have YOUR D ure framed at tbs
Pine Bluff Wall per company. Both
! homes
For beer. sars and liquors call
| At Valley son. Fred Senyard.
proprietor.
Are YOU are Of the fact that the
Anchor Lazy does the best work
the cit
The Lest and best, the most
,onDiete !. of watches, can be seen
:. Gottli>
Mrs {. S. Williams is quite sick
a- npe, MIA at her home on East
SiXth zaatle
If II want a package of pure
65me,ae candy, made fresh every
day. to 80 Main.
you need a glass put in your
Hirr or door, call up the Pine Bluff
w Paper company.
-l'e don't carry gun sill We
8 TO please yo1l Union Electro
pany Both phones
Cut glass of the best manufacture
= product ON the market, rich and
autiful, at Gottlieb's
Fresh meats Of all kinds. fresh
AIMED goods. etc, all the adlng and
est brands. at Emmett simmons
call and select your Nmas pres
ms while our stock i new We
vii lay it away fo~ YOU al Gottjeb.s=
Second hand furniture and stoves
good as NV. Sidney Helms. second
,and stora, POI West Second avenue.
For sale=One good brood mar,
ne fine Saddle horse, one tina saddle
of. three years old Apply J "
button
Wanted Two men IN retail
4are: also man to assist. Cal TONER.
,ow. 8 to II, al 2of West Barraqae
street,
-Toney Smith went to snHsaef
his afternoon, whore he Viii orsanize
. lodge Of Red Meo. he VIII retnrn
tomorrow.
Wanted Two ladies 70 sell eoo1@
Il furnishing and one to assist Gait
orrow, > 10 H. at 2oi West Bafr9-
,nr street
lust received large shipment OF
the latest designs in wall papar Pine
Bluff Wa1l Paper company. IL Main
street. Both phones
The Anchor laundry With IL
new process of washing without oA}og.
ide at lime is conceded a do5Hg lie
heet work in tA,' ely.
Ralph Robinson. be undertakes.
-i.9s he has been asHne 9h2t dlsinteef
an for eight yea1s. ffe DOCS net
claim 10 have Sole control at T.
For saIe=A good Hnflsht Nose
aad Sen piano for sal Al a bargaia i
aiken a once. Address carr
Graphic
Bin Nye says When i 3oaa1
tel the truth We say Vaen Yen
aeed @a5ns. call ~ ua ta f..ea
rle company Both paeecs
Wanted schoa1 hovs a4es l5#t
IL in stere on Satardavs Gaot
chance 10 learn business. call tomer
rav al 3 10 Il 1'clock. 2of Wesr Bar
r.quc street
Tha Pacific h3tel has started I,
e4.ra .aaats asa.s Frs, clas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

The man who wouldn't lie to his
wife about her beauty deserves to be
married to a Chinese idol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
School OF Expression
and
Physical Culture
302 W. Sixth Avenue.
MISS ETHEL KING Of SOOF r
CAROLINA
302 W. Sixth Avenue.

Ladies class in PHYSICAL Cultur
begins work Monday, October 2l}h
Movements taught: Ralston, Ra.S-
tonIIoogcr, Stone. #Delsarte, and SW'-
dish; these movements constituting
complete Physical Education de-
sisucd FOR tho perfection Of the#hH-
man body in its health. strength and
beauty.
Periods ASSIGNED for individual les
sons in Expression, the art of
Arts"
All arrangements should be mad
His week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

\ good man IS guided moro
sf}f.reproach thar b. reproof.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

The Pacific hotel has started to
serving meals aeain First clas@
accommodations. Call and sea NE.
Edw. ne1onia. prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

Commission knows nothing nt con
descenSiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

SEE DRs. Black BROTHERS
ABOUT YOUR TEETH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25

The pan omino is a case Of scene
ard not heard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
MISS NAIi.ltE ~ Ms,
Sixth and Chestnut
School .....
Both telephones. SOS.
Both telephones, SOS

D W. Boyce devotes his timto rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-25
lake eek It our W5nd@

I m { = - y.
tsatPtd.4 q y
@5...aaEh.a go IS, 12st
5U.o't .sSSht
.S.s
" of good
...--.s ~. se q hanks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

An interesting story Of the discovery
OF one rising young author is told In
connection with the appearance Of a
short story BY james Hopper I'm the
August McClures. one Of the members
Of McClure's STAFF, while IN san Fran
cisco, was told by an instructor IN
the University NJ California of young
man who had done wonderful work in
English IN that institution. who was
then teaching IN the Philippines. A let.
ter to Mr. Hopper was productive OF
several stories which were at once
accepted, Mr.. Hopper then returned
to this country and has been writing
successfully for McClure's ever since.
Alice Brown contributes charming
New England love story to the Nc
Clurc's midsummer fiction number
Miss Browns home is IN Boston and
she knows her New England thorough
ly, drowing her scenes and characters
at first hand AS a result they are real
people doing rea things.
The attractive colored cover of the
August McClure's, by Jessie Wilcox
Smith. suggests the wonderful progress
this young artlrt has made within the
space Of few years until now, in her
chosen field of drawing children she Is
In a class by herself. IN this same
number Miss Smith also beautifully H.
Illustrates IN color the new novelette,
by Frances Hodgson Burnett
To those who follow the movements
OF fashion The Deineator for Septem-
Der is an exceptionally interesting num-
Der. containing advance Information
upon the end Of theycar styles, and H.
Illustrating IN colors and In black and
white some Of the latest Developments
of the seasons modes. Not less at
tractive is the literary section. IN which
the first place is given TO timely artl-
Gle on 1.-THE Women Of Russia" by
Wolf Won Schierbrand Rebecca Will
liams Is the subject Of an interesting
biographical sketch In the pioneer
Women" series, and the delightful SER
les Of pictures and letters Of travel Is
brought to an end. pr Grace Peckham
Murray writes on BODILY symmetry"
Lille Hamilton French has another Of
the enjoyable Joy Of Living" papers.
and there are well-lllustrated short
stories by Alden Arthur Knipe, Albert
Bigelow Paine and Francis Lynde For
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 30 books will be added
to the free public library Monday morn
ing, Aug. 20, l90i
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dow-American Renaissance.
Duff--Notes From a Diary 1.-TWO vol
umes).
Greg Enigmas OF Life.
miscellaneous Essays.
Greg-Rocks Ahead.
Heydrick-How TO study Literature.
Isler-Well Boring for Water Brine
and OH.
Just-Return to Nature.
Kitchin-- RusltIn I'm oxford.
Moody Fire Bringer.
Moses-Character OF Crystals.
Parsons-Story OF New Zealand,
Richards Aluminium, It's Properties.
Metallurgy and Alloys,
er-Schoolmaster In Literature.
Stubbs-Lectures on European His
tory.
Ulke-Moder Electrolytic Copper Re-
fining.
Observation-Disclosures Of Pioneer
School
Washington Working with the
Hands
Nnlle-' nIlhl ODJeCt lAeShOUt,
Wilson-Chlorlnati Process
JUVENILE.
Anon-Ship Of State,
Cody-Adventures OF Buffalo Bill.
Ellis-Among the Esquimaux
Morley-Little Mitchell.
Seton-Krag and Johnny Bear.
Shoemaker-Y Young Folks Dialogues.
Stoddard-Spy of Yorktown,
Whitaker--Gay
Wright-Aunt Jimmy's Will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
English Authors Are
Now MISUNDERSTANDING.
soUp LONDON LITERARY LETTERS

TO give London a high-class monthly
magazine. Under the editorship Of
George r. Halkett the Pail Mall has
been almost, If not quite, as good as the
leading American magazines. Too
good, apparently. for one understands
that the price is about to be reduced
from one shilling to sixpence--the or
binary magazine price here-which
probably means that the periodical Is
to be 'popularized."
Since her arrival IN this country some
time ago, Kate Douglas Wiggin" has
mixed a good deal with women writer's
here and work I'm partnership has been
one of the results | am told that her
new book THE Affair at the Inn" is
the outcome OF a collaboration between
Mrs Riggs, Miss Jane Findlater. (au-
thor Of The Green Graves of Balgow-
rle,') her sister Mary Findlater; and
Miss Charlotte Stewart, who has pub
lished several novels under the pen
name Of ALLAN McCaulay."
HAYDEN CHURCH.
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~HBooKS.~

The boy who has not read "The Adj
mirablo Tinker" Is behind in the privi-
lege Of pleasure which not even
grown-ups can afford TO miss. Not since
Frank Baums "The Master Key" de-
lighted the world OF youth with it's
startling and delectable romance has
such a treasure Of adventure been OPP
ened up In the realms of boy fiction
and II is foredoomed that Tinker with
his inclination and capacity for roman
tic escapade, his role as pronounced
hero and general benefactor In the va
rious affairs of those with whom he
comes IN contact will loom as one OF
the high lights in the world OF youth
full romance for time to come. Its au-
thor has touched a rich vein OF imagin-
alive incident which appeals both to
young and old,-McClure Phillips Co.,
New York,
"In Merry Measure Tom Masson's
new volume of verse, contains the best
OF that authors contributions To Life
In the past few years, The list OF poems
contains all the varieties Of rhymes for
which his clever muse Is noted, and
that there Is something besides humor
lucking away In corners OF that delty's
heart is witnessed IN such verses as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. AUGUST 60 1904

those under the title OF I'm YOUTH"
and other similar lines OF sentiment.
The book Is neatly gotten W. and It's
illustra lions are as choice as the texts.
Life pub. Co.
Robert Gresham Ia new novel by
Robert M. Scott It's hero, Richard
Gresham, became man whose life
practically began on a day when no
was nine and knew that his father had
fed defaulter His childhood life, his
passionate love for his mother. the
moulding OF his nature under the in
flexible pressure NJ his inherited New
England conscience, are the foundation
for narrative Of steadily deepening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
>e+wHAT THE BEST MAGAZINES CONTAINS

the young folks are stories and pas
times Of an entertaining and helpful
character including the continuation
OF the Little Garden Calendar and
further adventures OF Tommy Post
Office as well as an instructive paper
by Lima Beard on the homes and do
nestle arts Of the Fllipinos. The in.
terests Of the home are treated
thoroughly and practically in the var
lous departments, which are IN charge
OF experts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Interest His Increasing absorption In
the idea which is turning him from his
natural career into one whose chief aim
is the expiatlon OF his fathers crime Is
admirably developed Not only are the
scenes OF his engineering experiences In
Mongolia vivid and novel. but the book
shows a keen insight into the different
points Of view from which the questions
throughout, that unusual combination a
fine character study. based on Incidents
fun Of vigor, novelty and charm. It's
author, new novelist has evidently
viewed IN, world nm ,rstandingly UNI
der many varying couditions.--Mn
Ian CO., New York
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GODS WITNESS.

The star-lit sky above the law Within
These OF truth the W illnesses sublime
To which mans heart ha hearkened I'm all time
As to deep voice heard mid the battles din.
Interchangeable while ages onward spin,
Ringing OF life and death the equal rhyme;
Through all the centuries and every cline,
They utter God, despite al doubt and sin.
Beneath the stars I'm prese nee Of the soul
Far from the whirl, the noise the strife, the glare
or the vain world come visions Of the whole,
Which his eternal hands make and upbear.
We read the writing Of the mystic SCROLL
And know that life mean hope, and not despair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
SOZODONT

Is essential TO ono whose breath is not pure
and sweet Penetrating the little crevices,
It deodcrlleS, sweeters and purIfIes them,
and makes you feel Centeel and clean-cut,
,FoRns. LOUD, POWDER PASTE.
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A FATAL ERROR

A man steps into your office, draws up
his chair, and talks right into your face
His breath is offensive Your only thought is
how to get rid Of him and his business. You
cut him short with, 81 am not Interested. ="
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BIG FOUR
Exeursion 70 Odgen

Via oregon Short Line, Sunday Aug.
21st. Round trip only $500. Leave Salt
Lake 10 n, m, returning leave Ogden
s n. m. Grand trout and chicken dinner
at the Hermitage in Ogden Canyon. An
enjoyable time for all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Ellis .ieredith. author OF Heart OF
NY Heart though stlll a young wo-
man, has had an extremely wide ex-
perience In political newspaper work
She declares that she must have been
born TO the profession, for her interest
I'm politics began during the Hayes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Descend, Spirit. with higher power descend,
Breathe on the souls OF men and purify
Their thoughts and loves, which In mere matter lie;
Some touch OF heaven to their strivings lend
To earth bound hopes app ont immortal end
To death, not less than life show God IL nigh;
Reveal the worlds hidd en- from human eye
Where jaIring elements armonous blend
our scattered knowledges together bind.
our freedom consecratc to noble aims,
TO music set the visions OF the mind,
Give uterance to the tr nth pure faith proolalms.
Lead where the perfect oauty Hes enshrined,
Whose sight the blood ( low-born passion tames
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
:. POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW. ~
VEIN, SANCTE SPIRITUS

poems spauldIng
volume OF miscellaneous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Mrs. II. A. Mitchell Keays, the author
Of the novel Of divorce, HE That Eat
eth Bread With Me" (McClure-Phil-
llps), is spending her summer at re-
mote little village I'm Wisconsin, which
bears the biblical sounding name, Eph-
rain. The house she IL living In Ia
called "The Pod" The reason for ts
being called "The Pod" Is clear when
one Is informed that II is owned and
inhabited by famll" OF Pease,