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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

provided for them TO confirm in public
the VOWS made by their parents in
their behalf
The Marriage Service.
The Westminster Directory and our
own Directory of Worship, combined
and arranged, offer fun material for a
simple dignihed. beautiful and truth
tui marriage service. 1t seemed to the
committee. after long study and care
ful labor. far better to use this material
than 10 attempt an alteration of the
marriage service in the Protestant
Episcopal Book of Common Prayer
That service. familiar and in many re-
spects admiral bic. still remains open
for use by all who desire it. But for
our own book. it is best to have a
service drawn directly from our his
toric standards. and closely cOnfOrmeI
to the teaching OF scripture i'm regard
TO the sacred relation OF maria sc.
The Treasury Of Prayers.
In this part Of the book some of the
rich treasures Of Christian devotion are
gathered from the records of the past
and arranged in such - form as To-
make them serviceabIe TO au who
may wish 10 use them in public o..
private worship. New prayers have
been added for occasions and for OBJ
jects in regurd TO which the commit
tee were unable to find existing forms
that seemed both true and fitting.
In conducting divine worship on
special days. such as New Years dar.
Thanksgiving day and Christmas. III
does not seem ueedfUI to have am en-
tireiy distinct service. tt is better to
use the usual order of service with
such scripture readings. psalms HYMNS
and prayers as are appropriate to tho
particular season The prayers given
in the Treasury are not intended fo
restrict or narrow the free spirit of
devotion but rather to enrich and
deepen it
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can, Miss MCGOWAN. Miss GOdbe. Miss
Brown, Miss Berkely, Miss May Mof-
fat, Miss Gurley, Miss Erickson. Miss
Livingstone, Miss Morse, Miss Jensen.
Miss Burns and Miss Christensen.
Mrs. T. Roy Brown gives IA kitchen
shower next Monday afternoon in COM
pliHent to Miss June Bintz.
Miss Bintz viii be the guest Of honor
also at d Kensington to be given next
Friday afternoon by Miss Stella Gin
ton.
Beatrice O'Connor also gives "A card
party for her next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs W. W. FGagg will be at home
for the next few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. David S. Murray.
Miss Lottie Brown gave a party last
night at her home. A luncheon was
served The following were the guests:
Rachel Burton, Florence Stevens, Ruby
Neslen, GeneNieve Brooks, Elsie
ZwiclIy, Martha Coleman, Myrtle Brain.
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for Belgium Games. instrumental and
vocal music and social chat were en-
Joyed, after which a delicious luncheon
was served by the hostesses.
Miss Annie Owen entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of Leroy G. Pick
ering prior to his departure for Bel
GUM Games and social chat enIiveRed
the evening. after which refreshments
were served
Mrs A. c. Barrett and Miss Agnes
Cassidy of Logan returned to their
home Friday after visit of a week
with friends here.
Miss Venice McAIlister of Logan IS
visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Snow.
Miss Pearl Branch was hostess OF
an informal affair Wednesday evening
Her guests, forty in number. were the
members Of the '05 normal class of the
University of Utah, who are soon to
depart for their homes. The L. of L
cOlors, red and white. We're carried out
| in the decorations, and the class colors
/ violet and cream. We're carried out ir
the souvenirs The time was spent in
games. Rotations and in bidding
adieus-
=
Mrs. G. 9. Nerbryck and son. CARR
son. will leave for the Rob Roy ranch
tomorrow evening.
Miss Sarah I. Lake viii leave Monday
for her home In Nebraska. TO spend the
summer.
Miss Cora Eaton will leave tomorrow
for San Jose TO spend the summer.
Miss Ella Dukes goes TO Southampton
tomorrow to spend the summer on the
Atlantic coast.
Mrs. J. ". CIawson has gone to heI
home in Pasadena after a visit OF
some weeks with friends here.
J. Z. and J. b. Cosgriff left Friday
evening for a short stay in Los Angeles
Miss Ivy Dix is home from Eureka
I where she has spent the winter
Louis FaTnsworth is home from Stan
ford to spend the summer.
Mrs. A. II. Brown win entertain at 9
/ tea tomorrow afternoon in compliment
to Mrs joseph Hilton. who leaves
shortly for Washington.
/ Mrs. E NJ. West and son left Friday
evening for Long Beach, Cal, to spend
/ the summer
Mrs. w. g. Thomas entertained Fri
| day evening Al a dinnerzat her home
| on G street. The guests We're Miss Col
/ bUrne, Miss COrbin, Miss Humphrey
and Miss English.
/ Mrs. Samuel NJ Levy leaves TODAY
] for New York City on two months
/ visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lottie &
/ James.
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The quaTtette which viii furnish two
daily programmes is composed of Mrs.
Bessie Browning. Miss Sigrid Peder-
son. Fred Graham and Willard Squires1
The concerts viii be at $3.50 and 7:30
TomOrTow's programme win include.
besides the orchestra numbers, The
Flag Without a Stain" by tie quar-
tette; I'll Sing the Songs of Araby."
/ by Mr. Graham; Irish Love Song" by
Miss Peterson; Loves Old Sweet
Song" rearranged by the quaTtette;
I The Lighthouse Bell, by Mr.. SqUires
and Goodbye, Sweet Day" by Mrs.
Browning.
The largest and most elaborate we'd
; ding Of the week VIII be that Of Miss
Gertrude Mayer and Charles Cain Girls
mon. which takes place Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents on Third East street The ceTe-
mOny viii be performed at 8 O'Clock be
fore a few close friends and the reIa-
tives BY Judge G. W BaTtch The
bride viii be attended by Miss Helen
Buckingham, Miss Louise Wey and
Miss Aline CTismon. Joseph Grant Will
be the best man and Leon Mayer and
Roy Weyland viii be ribbon bearers.
Miss Helen Burton was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon given in com
bride Of the week. The decoration were
ali in red, the house being bright with
naSIuTtiJms ard roses Covers were
laid for fourteen. The guests to meet
Miss Mayer being Miss Pearl Weller.
Miss Chetch- Wells, Miss Alice Good
win. Miss Leia Stingley. Miss Celia
McCready. Mrs. Benjamin White, Miss
Ivy Dix. Miss Ella Mantor, Miss Aline
Crismon- Miss Mamie Sharp and Mrs.
Frederick L Leonard
Miss Carrie SappiHgton gave a dinner
last evening for Miss Gertrude Mayer
and the members of her bridal party
The decorations were pink roses and
syringa. The guests, besides Miss
Mayer. were Miss Helen Buckingham.
Miss Aline CTismOn, Miss Louise Wey.
Miss Frances Brown of Butte. Charles
CrismOn, Joseph Grant, Robert Young.
Leon Mayer. Wayne HemDhjl and
Lawrence HammeH-
Mrs. H c. BeIinger entertained at
dinner at the KnutsfOrd Thursday
evening in compliment to the gTadu-
atinE class of Rowland Hall The Ia
bic was laid IN the green room and the
decorations were pink roses and pink
sweet peas A mass of the roses on a
long mirror formed the Centerpiece and
roses were at each place. The guests
were Miss Clara l. COlbuTne. Miss
Sarah SDalding, Miss Martha Iumph-
rev, Miss Florence Robinson and the
members of the class
Mrs. 4. g Ewing viii return to Salt
Lake next Thursday after d three
months absence in the east
The Alumni association Of the High
school viii hold the annual reunion and
banquet at the West Side High school
tomorrow evening.
The WOman's club viii close its
years work with a luncheon Tuesday
at the Commercial club Besides the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

Lots of dolngs in high society never
get into the police notes There were
two matrons Of high degree or there
abouts who essayed to save bill at
the florists, and taking a quiet stroll
up to Mount Olivet one morning armed
with cspacioUs umbrellas. they thought
to obtain elaborate floral decorations
Tor a tea. Now, as they emerged from
the city on the hill the gatekeeper be-
held the enormous growth of the nm
brellas, ana being, 1t is presumed, from
Missouri, he demanded to be shown
With many entreaties to let them off
they disclosed TO view great Quantities
Of flowers gathered in loving rem M
brance Of some ones friends no doubt.
He promised not to teIl-everyb body
aud allowed them TO depart in peace
with only "a fine Of Y for destruction
OF property. They live on one of the
principal streets"
The joke is going the rounds on two
OF the maidens in town who are not
given to overlooking good chances. It
seems that at their hosiery a young
man has been staying who belongs to
one of the first families of Blank and
who IS heir TO about two and a half
millions Now this youth is rather un-
obtrusive and not overly snowy in his
dress, so II never occurred to the
maidens in question to treat him with
any special courtesy. Within the last
short period, however. Dame Runor
mas brought to their ears the glad It'd
1ngs OF his financial condition. and
with these tidings has come a change
OF heaTt-and likewise Of front He
Ems 20 be very innocent. but his
bosom friends declare he is next"
The day Of the pink tee is on the
Wane- The color scheme is no longer
2 necessity TO the success os the f
lair social Instead Of resting the eve
on certain plan of color. so to sneak.
me guests endeavOr to enIIveD things
ny providing a brilliant red tone in the
conversation IF the decorations should
happen 70 be yellow, so much the oct
ter Tor cannot they augment even this
with a dash Of the latest scandal II
Is told that one of the popular bellies
o. this and other cities was telling y
story The other evening to a number of
men In the parlOr of the older sister
and her mother asked TO be evcreod
saying that she was not accustomed to
Sucn stories, and could not quite come
up to them
Inc young people are about To be
HgaIn in our midst" Already the bovs
and sirls are teeming in from Eastern
SCHOOLS and colleges, and the season. at
Sdltalr and elsewhere bids fair to be
q busy one The town needs some of
the boys and girls to liven It up lot.
Col. and Mrs 5. @. Lockwood and
MAJ and Mrs A n. Smith Will reIe-
pirate their joint anniversary next
Wednesday with a large reception AT
the quarters Of the commanding Off
GER The hours are from 4 to and
the invitations include the men.
Inc decree has gone forth that Pan
anna mats are not the correct thing for
style the present season. Well never
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club members a guest viii be allowed
for each. Mrs Howard S. Stowe, the
outgOing president. viii be the toast
mistress. and tcasts viii be given by
Mrs. c. s. Kinney. Mrs. ". H. Jones
Mrs. A J. Johnson, Mrs V. h Pease
and Miss Fannie Buckbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard n. Bailey gave
an anniversary luncheon Friday at the
University club. celebrating both their
marriage anniversary and the birthday
Of DR.. 7. 3. Beatty. The other guests
were Mrs. r. c. Woodruff. Miss Blanche
Kimbau, Mrs. Beatty. Rev Elmer /.
Goshen, DR.. and Mrs. Charles g. Plum
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. William Igleheart
Miss Lydia Smithen entertained a
few of the teachers of the city in honor
of Miss Guriey Friday evening Those
present were Mr.. Halleck, Miss Dun
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mind, those of you who paid $50 for
them in the past. The women of the
family viii convert them into hanging
baskets in no time.
The coming marriage of Lester Stan
ley comes as pleasing news to his
friends here. Among the young pro-
fessors (aHd they have all held the
boards for popularity he was one OF
the greatest fav0rites The turn of
events show that the race is not always
to the swift.
The good looking young doctor is
wearing z detected air these days. and
the chances are that the city VIII be a
dead one to him for the next few
months
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Lottie Brain. Hyrum Thomson, Thomas
Dooiittle, Charles z. Brain, p Cole
man, James Jensen, James Adamson,
L. Eggertsen CIuff.
The marriage of Miss Alice Stimmel
and Frank o. KneTr viii take place
tomorrow afternoon at 4:3a instead of
tomorrow morning, as announced.
MRS. II. A. McCollem of Fort Wayne.
Ind, is the guest of Mrs ". B. Throck-
morton at $50 First street.
Mrs. H q. Brockman and her daugh-
ter Queenie, viii leave Tuesday even
ing for Portland to spend the summer.
The Misses Gwen Starley and jamie
Pickering entertained Friday evening
at the home of Miss Starley in honor OF
Leroy g. Pickering, who soon leaves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John W BTokaw. Ogden
Clara Hinsdale. Rock Springs.
Edward MdtoOn. Park City.
Hilda jacobson. Park City.
George Erwin. salt Lake.
LaUraue Jensen, Salt Lake
Cornelius J. O'Neiu. Park City.
Hanna Ring, Salt Lake.
Charles 3. Wilson, Salt Lake.
Clara Carter, Springville
William q. Workman, Salt lake.
Maude L. Eldredge, Salt Lake.
William Lucas. Salt Lake
Maude WOOdhave. salt Lake.
William E Miller. Salt Lake.
MOIlie Kendall. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
EXCURSION TO LOGAN
June 9Th.

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trim
only $50. Special train leaves SALE
Lake $50 a IN, returning leaves Logan
at $50 p. m. Auspices United Com
merciaI Travellers. city Ticket office.
POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

Mrs. Graham Putnam remains in the
city this summer A limited amount Of
time is open to pupils.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

Miss Sigrid Peterson, ContraIto. Salt
air, Sunday. June 4.
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Mrs. Mary Ryan will tutor pupils this
summer in elementary or advanced
subjects Address 123 Twelfth East.
Reference, George Eaton, principal of
High school
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oaltair tonight, keen appetite. new
cafe, prices right
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The Seasons Great Art Sale.

Mrs r F Snyder's hand-painteF
china Gifts for June brides. Keith
. Brlen s art department. Opens Mon
day, June .; ends Saturday.
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Mrs A. c. Barrett and Miss Agne:
Cassidy Of Logan returned to theii
home Friday after a visit of weel
with friends here.
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Miss Venice McAllister of Logan /
. visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Snow.
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Mrs. w. G. Thomas entertained Fri
day evening at a dinnerzat her home
on G street. The guests were Miss Col
bUTne, Miss COrbin, Miss Humphrey
and Miss English
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Mrs Samuel NJ Levy leaves today
for New York City on two months
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lottie G,
James.
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ANCIENT TAYLES.
Ye Fenayle Monk.

Femayle Monk lived poverie
ALE her life she hadde been festive
circle say:
rus
ionarie talk for few her
Alsoe
she too bode & hadde egad
Butte day she
She didde omethyng ae shocked Monk foundations
theme her
&
week She public hror
she limit
She hdd talked
her her awful reputation
with
afayres of
Aene fell another her ladies copied her
who could shock world limit Therefore wonden
& much to be cultivated and copied gadzooks!
naketh
itself respected by its magnitude.
And that she lived life of
horses & known far & wide "Ye White Rose"
Y which ymboled her life
Monks o al wor1de
For bcomeh blacklist sedde
world
We Ye White
Ros
Bube prepared
limit
a piker
LOWELL oTUs REESE +
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COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

Exchange Friday succeeding new
of reaching
with Saturday
AcByde deals previous
parcel the asking com
appear there have been
no recent transactions show that the stocks could st
selling price
LIST INTEGRITY QUESTIONED
market not
ascernabe Probably interest
considerable block stock
quotation portion of the requested amount could 81
furnished the list had particular ask
lower than the actually thought
that he could
share than asked for it by sellers
THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.
OF Stock
and Bond Exchange the sales stock
Fonok S22615;
($o), a
at $5o; Onomea ($o),
(S), ($oo 80 s6
Oaa (soo 70 SIS: l. Co
($Ioo) ookala
Dividends I5tOahu Sugar Co. O. per cent;
Hawaiian Sugar Co, Pepeekeo
GENERAL REVIEW.
taking OF land with Iwle
beyond the oil tanks Mrs Batsheba NJ
Estate 1850 of land Richards
$4,000 The
business
premiums
n Puma
Mr. Dillingham;
scarlet blue and white lent life
of H B. M Bonaventur
munitions
Siberia H.
Pacific The Alameda sailed on her regular
Francisco with but light The
fair There nothing the ordinary
retail
naturally expected from the improved market
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SOME GOOD RECIPES.
From ''What to Eat"

Chno-Bo chicken until the bones alone
with salt
wlgained and slowly good
lard; salt
raiins and olives
After the three things have been cooked separately take two eggs beat
yok separately everything together with the
ding pan finish cooking in moderately hot
Seaobed of
baking DISH layer of cracker crumbs the bot
little onion JUICE next
prinkled with salt easpoonh of finely
with small butter continue the layers alternating until the Sh
nearly pour carefully with thin
fingers OF around the edge border
Bake ganshed with parsley
Baan tablespoonful
tablespoonful lard webeaten and enough milk
make n a sft half
Knad well and keep the dough soft Set this
and Shaping each one ike
by the and when rn rub little butter
quick These dainty little rolls
lunch either hot cold-or to cold with soup
with
Boiled IingTwO cupfu of fine pulverd
leaving
cupsfu tablespoonful
little add the and beat WELL then add the whites
gradually and last of ALL the -four
shallow When cold small
obIong and ice them with the boiled icing These particularly for
afternoon
cupul of puized white
we'll Let boil till Have ready
reserved from the cake these
add of lemon and quickly beat until is
and
Imperial pinch
English teapoonfu of Wr
cheese which has been melted
tered
Crss-Dssolve n chatting
dish OF rich cheese dry enough be grated When melted
add pinch OF teapoonsfu of Serve
plates piled high with hot and Saratoga chips Toasted thin
crackers make nice accompaniment to this dish
Pudding DigestOn- mixing onehf cupful
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of seeded and Toured
soda tapoonfl OF cinnamon one
OF Now
milk baking
halfpound
and
steamed hours II larger
Any pudding that 5
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Quinn Sunday Houses of the Legislature and
perhaps doesn't safe that will
things although has through considerable
Sunday
obe
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public
Quinn bill up passed
Evidently the
tomakeh mselves Parkhurst to lead
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Of that can De
by QUIT excellent
completing What does not burn up the
forest resce certainly will
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of Military Academy
others preliminary higher marks be
of the
after especially youth from taking the local ii under
Kuhio
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He trouble
His
Ou headquarters and Captain Pshng to
General General MacArt Marshal Oyama
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petioned Congress
Hawaii By that believes could
could to
petition interesting than important Amer
lawsa not subjec o local exceptions.
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The Hawaii Herald able opponent OF neFF
~ small farming in It's district Evidently prefers for
subscribers among the japanese and Porto Ricans
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Oakland has Jour year perhaps tng That FIe
lead Somebody should anyhow" VINO can
them backin to and
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SMALL TALkS SOL. N. sz


of
in
of modern life, oldtim, simple for death"
S Of handra
The
filled
oaor tina DEATHS gunt1i
longer
soul The simple and the Millionaire, lying
be resolved II laboratory
Hats off! It pale death
stl1c clay the of is done!
o eforet this quiet bier
These fall The cold OF the silent On
Has touched s
Hats off, To death that much
Peasant all alike lie
At o
In that day. when o
a deathp passed
Oh WELL would all
cranks remarked
Representatives And because 1
outha Wednesday
on pag
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! !" !" !" !" !" !" :" ::
- fI.asSHzS5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Sk The Old Order Changes .
4 -sssSSsss E.Nf 1E Fitch and ]:
! Lively News Center. 3
! e% ssss@ Ayres Snake. 2
! I The Exiles Midway. (
! 8 SD a-e.e-e- 9-o-c.c.cs-cs.s.9.cl
possibly
Sheriff Brown Dr. C. Reynolds Mton Campbell Perrya
Attorney
with nothing him. would the United States District
had been willing MuabIy Office often ecEps ability that
fb service or unbeedf Office holding the world Gd "
but under republican
must doubt that subject The point
owi that politics. though the noble OF professions
gnobe and uncertain of trades There FIVE thousand
who adopts it trade who reaches old with either
nth;ng else and in tim; # d b With tbd T i b
To office usually perform political service for the
Lucky meanwhile by charges
b sd hif 10y oLnf s d A h h d ai 81 sac
There piable sight the old politician job
politics,
you you better
public service by entering ahead But if ohod while
slide leading down bedrock and then dslodge him.
happy mining
camps where
i Andt the folks braveand
I He eye going
spring up along the line of the Salt Lake and Los Angeles railroad especially
those Nevada the chosen minds Horato single
joyous by everything busy In gathered
wagons mules refuse red men and quws with here and there
noble bringing out the saloon cuspdors to clean And in
the extempOzed house his off, his locks flying his deep
throd Tom
from OF In
sagebrush bezes hears the distant
lucky the bounty Gods For the Wesn who helped
np T b There u; f e s b t thf Is also on
Home which nothing primitive dscomfos Why
strenuous longs for the distant desert places and seeks them when he
have pointed
cee the face Of the earth the record during the month
that e Governor shook IN the school Department and set tongues wageg
another Now Dull place? Neverl There is
only enough daily filled but there enough
on underground to fill another with fresh news
of Eng,
Shanghai Manila omduman Tmbutoo Patagonia and other places has
back for good and writing with the facility of
tearing off CLOTH isn't bad either readers of this
hail poet,
deficient admiration for his talents snake aber That serpent
out to be the mate 70 aer sbart head the Bsbon Museum The per
Pacific and if snake like Kanna that sharks
eyes he makes his boat The
shark will attack anything and everything and its Jaws laden with ang
let go OF soft The stripped head OF Ayres shark looks like snake
has the pan aan on but its jaws are not quite snaky in their
Ares would yet work the grinning efgy off big
Midway island lonesome place but has much better daily news service
than Honolulu enjoys All the OF the world especially that OF the
little thing people
OF nnu Things different than they when
WORD watching a
make the Midway colony comfortable good
Walkers time all that came ashore # remember Alright was bI .
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1t not noticed mourning over the
sforunes OF the Gar Turkey red prevailing color scheme on the
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story pepated New York su6Nays strike "I
of course be taken with considerable Belmont stands to lose
none by it