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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-18
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-18

The city of Salt Lake City. in the state
OF Utah, viii pay TO the bearer on the
first day of ........... r.. the sum OF
twenty Dollars in gold coin at the United
states Mortgage & Trust company IN
New York City, being six months inter
est then due on its sewer lROnd No 1880,
dated April l, 1906
RICHARD p. MORRIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-18

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Aetna, of Hartford =.
Firenan's Fund, of
Alliance. of England
Franklin Fire, of 10y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
MARRIED HERO sPURNs KISS
Pretty Woman Offers Caress After
10 Rescue; Is Refused and Crowd
5 Stands Aghast.

New Rochelle, N. Elk Postmaster
John F. Cashen saved a pretty WON.
ans life, and when the woman wanted
TO kiss him he shook his head and
said: ].
No. thank you, ! am married
man..
Mrs, Elmore Murthey, plump. pleas
ms aaf5 blonde as Sapho. swan beyond
her depth IN Echo bay and sank. n.
Cashen5 saw her so down. plunged
on the rocks, and swan out and caught
Mrs. Murthey Just as she went down
for the last time. He pulled her ashore
amid the shouts Of an excited crowd Of
spicniek ers. who watched the rescue
with bated breath.
ss hen Mrs. Murthey came to she
reached up and put her arms around
Mr.. Cashe ems neck and pursed her red
lips.s
You lovely man. she said, .sif ii
hadn't been Tor YOU
thanks 3 said Mr.. Cashen, a nj
IsInarried rs Mrs. Murthey sank back.
much ennb arl'assed !. ana. The crowd stood
isaghast.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
.LOF E gle is b p L UNI
FORMER PENNILEss CLERK NOW
DRAWS PRINcELY SALARY.
Began as Poor ONCE Helper, Elopes
with Miss Mccurdy and Rest Is
55 Easy Holds Position Worth q.
$s,,s III. ~, 900 Per Annum, s

Il New @ Yofk.-1here is romance In
Louis A. Thebands S rise from obscurity
TO the position with lhes Mutual Life
Insurance company which pays him
Ss14733 00Otsa Year. IN
Thfbaild.a member OF a good family
of French descent: was horn in Madi.
SOB, N. u Iii his early career his. in
come. it is said. never exceeded $40 a
week. In the eighties he met President
McGurdy''s daughter, Gertrude, some
years his elder. and fell in love IA
M The match was opposed fnrionsly by
the McCArdys Not only was .fhe-
baud an inpeciInions clerk, but he, was
IA Roman. Catholic, while Miss afcCnrdy
was member OF ST. Peters Protestant
Episcopal church. Finally the McCur-
dys gave in.
| The wedding was to have been in a
EPiainteld church with all tile pomp
proper to the marriage OF diugha Ger
of a great life Insurance company's
president. but the marriage in Protes-
iant church was distasteful to Thebaul
and without notice the couple eloped to
NEW York and were married in st. Pat
II : Il - ri ~ 80 q
Tricks cathedral. .
IsS The McCurdys were furious. The
ESyoung couple sailed for Europe to es-
Ecape the. parental wrath. A year later
president MeCurdy relented sufficiently
Ito give the young husband sort Of
[apoor relation job in. the Newark office
of the Mutual Life. About year later
There came a change. The McCurdys
forgave and forgot.
Louis A. Thebaud was made secre-
tary and executive of the special
agency of the great Mutual Life In
surance company,ta place which in sal
airy and commissions was worth $4,000
the first year Thebaud held it, The
man who at that time held the place
was deposed at the expense of $4,000
by the company, because he held a
contract.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
RADiUM is A CANCER CURE
Five Persons Said to Have Been Re-
stored to Health in New
York Hospital.

New York.-That five persons have
been cured Of cancer at the Flower hos
pital by the use of radium coatings on
celluloid rods inserted into the diseased
parts was the substance OF paper read,
by DR.. William H. Dieffenbach, United
States delegate to the International
medical congress at The Hague before
the Homeopathic Medical Society of the
County Of New York.
E In only one OF six cases which he
treated, DR., Dieffenbach said, his effort
met with defeat In that case the dis
ease was far advanced. DR.. Dieffenbaeh;
described his method Of treatment in
detail. 1t consists in dipping celluloid.
OF bard: rubber rods into SOLUTIONS Of
salts of radium. These rods are then
inserted into incisions made in tumors.
The effect of the radio activity he said,
was, to destroy the diseased tissue.
There are some hopeless cases, where
the growths have spread over large
areas.
Prof. Hugo Lieber. of this, city, has
been experimenting in injecting radium
into the tissues without the use of rods
or sheets Of celluloid. He said that
three cases of tumor and cancer had
been treated with remarkable success.
Though at present the subject was
vague, they hoped soon to have more
light. III Il .3 1
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08

It is getting to be now a days
in Ramsey county that it is al
most impossible to purchase an
improved farm at any price but;
Edward F. Flynn has been for
tunate in securing a number Of
choice farms to sell, one being.
a half section one mile from
Grand Harbor, one of first pieces
of land selected when the land
was all vacant. OF this half
section every inch but about one
acre where the buildings are 10.
Gated, is under cultivation and
there are the best of buildings
on the place. This is the best
SNAP IN the county. He also has
"a 400-acre farm for sale FIVE
miles north Of Devils Lake on
the shore Of SWeetWater lake i
the old 4 ohnes farm. This is
the prettiest farm in the county
and has the best. duck pass. 400.
acres can be cultivated and there
are about 200 acres additional or
meandered land acquired by
riparian rights which go free
With the farm. This farm has
excellent buildings groves, duck
pass and is the incest piece of
property for sale in the state.
u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Wild EoNs RE lRrllNG.
Pennsy Are Now Looking
for Them IN the Wake OF
Turtle Doves, n

II -
M For the first time in many years the
shooting of wild turtle doves is M
lowed, and this bird. once thought 10
be almost extinct, is now SO plentiful
that big bags are being secured by
hunters, says a Kistler's Valley CORE
spondent of The philadelphia Record
.Kistler's Valley years ago was IA
nous as the roosting and breeding
place of thousands of wild pigeons,
and there are still some of the older
people left who can tell stirring tales.
of the countless thousands II of wild
pigeons that obscured the sun in their
Hight, and when they alighted in a
as branches broke under their weight.
The slaughter was proportionate to
the density Of the roost. There was
no sport connected with it; it was
simply slaughter. One could knock
them over by the hundreds by merely.
using a pole Many killed for the sake
Of wanton killing, and thousands Of
the birds were left to rot: on the
ground. e. s ss
Wild pigeons formed the staple meat
food for hundreds of:families through.
out the winter. They were killed and.
sailed down, One could buy two
dozen pigeons for. five cents or less.
In spite of the. Immense slaughter, tt
had no appreciate effect in reducing
their number. Each spring the people
would hear peculiar booming,
whirring sound, and on looking up they.
would see cloud after cloud Of pi:
geons sweeping up from the southern
horizon and seeking their old roost.
ing place. For miles around the news
would speed, nearly as fast as the
flocks, that the, pigeons. are coming"
and preparations for the slaughter
would be made. 4
One year the people looked in vain
for their annual food supply of pi-
geons They never came again, and,
although over half century has
come and gone, this tragic mystery in
the feathered kingdom has never been
solved. To this day no one knows
what swept away in one season mill
lions of wild pigeons.
In this connection a curious
prophecy is remembered. Years ago
an old man said: When once again
the wild turtle dove is shot in Lehigh
county look for the return Of the wild
pigeons, but not before.
1t is a strange commentary upon the
above that within the past year more
than one hunter has reported seeing
small floclls of wild pigeons in this
county, but SO swift on the wing and
SO. shy were they that no shots could
be made effective. :,
That the turtle dove is the. aYant
courier Of the wild pigeon is believed
by many an old hunter. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Unfit Marriages.

An eminent physician, writing to
the London Daily Mail, demands legis.
lation which will prohibit marriages
between: persons afflicted with either
mental or physical diseases. He as
serts' that his Investigations show that
a large proportion of the inmates in
hospitals and insane asylums are COM
mitted to those institutions because
they inherited their affection. In
savage races" he adds, natural selec-
ton remorselessly cuts down the dis
eased, the race does not become con-
.taminated, and thus high standard
of health is maintained We, on the
other hand. surround the weaklings
with an artificial environment, and
we struggle with all our strength
against the law which condemns the
unfit to extinction"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
A Progressive Institution.

\ yr,g5sa ~
Keeping pace with business development In
MINNEAPOLIS we find that educational matters
have not been neglected One of the largest
educational institutions this Electric College.
after years OF prosperity, has, by reason of its
incaeased patronage, been driven into larger
quarters. n ~ s2T7F5s5Is
The College is located in its new home lit the
corner of Third Agenne South and Fifth street.
The location is the bent the city affords, being
quiet corner In refined section
The best faculty of business educators to be
procured will be in barge t,f the various de.
partlnents which include bookkeeping. short.
hand IS pawri ting, penmanBhip. teiegraphy,
preparatory, electrical engineering civil ser.
vice, teachers' and physical culture,
An attractive feature will he thoroughly
equippsd gymnasium for both ladies and gen
tienien.
The large number Of graduates holding re.
tsponsibie positions is standing tribute ia the
th0Foughness OF the work. An inspection 81
The new quarters diesloses the fact that tie
Electric VII be the best and most thofo1ghfy
equipps commercial al college In the Northwest
/ ANY young person Interested In coInmerciaI
work should write the Eclectic business col
legs Miuneap3iis, for terms and catal09.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Indictments Returned.

Boston Nov. i 3 - Ind ietments have
been reported by the grand jury of
Suffolk county against Ferdinand p.
Borges, formerly director and alleged
promoter Of the Ubero p lantatic u coIa-
pany, and Former Congressman Viii
liam D. owen of Indiana, an alleged as
sociate OF Borges. The Indictments,
which are ident ical, charge that
Borges and Owen obtained more than
SIS, 900 by fraud from Charles w. All
bott, Edwin @. Childs John Nc Land
sers and Warren 2. Page: Investors II:
the company.
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81 - Z. 3. u > y
Unique Job.


A man who returned recently from
Europe said There Is a man EN-.
ployed on every transatlantic liner
whose duties but one in a thousand
travellers know about. + tried to find
out ON the. trip out but only sue
ceeded Id satisfying my curiosity on
the last day Of the homeward trip.
He never does an work, aud yet he
III always To- be seen quietly walking
about the dining saloon. Travellers
note that he never loses sight DC the
saloon stewards. and the funny part
or IT All is that all he has To do Oh
eyery trip IS to see that these same
stewards do not throw the dirty dishes
overheard 10 save washing them, when
no one Is look ing X. Sun.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
oBEYED ORDERS LITERALLY
Story of a Servant Girl Who Baked I
the Cake by the Clock as
She Was Told.

Speaking of the vital question of
the hour, the servant" said Mrs.
Young Matron, relates Lipincott's
Magazine, 4 engaged cook lady last
week who came well recommended.
After she had been with me several
DAYS | said to her: I will stir up q
fruit cake, but want you to attend
to the baking OF 1t. Bake the cake
said |, impressively, one hour by the
clock! pointing to one of those cheap
affairs made of metal of some kind,
that hung on the kitchen wall. Ne
Sure, num- Nora replied.
81 went upstairs, took my sewing
and soon the hum of the sewing ma
chine broke the stiffness. After awhile.
my nostrils were assailed by a most
peculiar odor. shifted the atmosphere,
trying to determine what the smell
might be, for sometimes trash was.
thrown into the furnace along with
the coal 1t smelled neither like burn
ing rags, paper nor rubber threw
down my sewing and FASTENED to the
kitchen.
What is burning, Nora? Y ex-.
claimed.
Faith, mum. It must be the clock,
she replied z.
s.s ST he clock! What do you mean ?,s
Nora opened the oven door, dis
closing the cake and what was left
of the clock side by each. grabbed
the coal scuttle and hurriedly raked
into il the smelly mass.
What on earth. Nora. demand
ed, made you put the clock in the
oven Are you crazy q
Crazy, is 1T r she made answer. in
tones that 4 tragedy queen mic have
5Eenvied, and Just a-foll owin' your Or
ders. Didn't You tell me yourself:
Nora bake the cake one hour By ths
clock 81. I z,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Tonsorial Geniuses.

Some time ago an English author,
George r. Sims. invented new hair
restorer. Now Gabrielle D'Annunzio
has distinguished himself by concoct.
ing an essence for the pertaining Of
the bath. The exploit has led one Of
his commentators to hint that one
sometimes feels his need of per.
fnmed bath after the perusal Of his
unexpurgated works Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
y Millions rnsh in mad chase az

Millions rush in nlsd chase at
ter health. from one ex treme of
fadisnl to another, when if they
would only eat good food and keep
their bowels regular with DR..
Kings New Life Pills, their trou 4
bles would all pass away Prompt
relief and quick cure for liver and
stomach trouble, 25cs at G.. q.
Green's drug store guaranteed
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08

s' 4 Bnffalo reforner has gone into!
Bankruptcy with liabilities Ut szss. s67
and assets of $40 Why should i man
with snch q genius for fancy ffnancier-
Ing waste time IN the reforming bust.
agsn.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Those Who.
Contributed.

Davis Rubin has been circula-
ting a subscription paper for the
purpose of building house for
LYMAN Liberman on Thirdstreet.
Judge Henry has been made
rustee in the matter, and the
property is held by him for the
s,ersons who contributed, he
having the use Of it so long as
ne may live. He however has
no title to the property. The
donors and amounts are as fol-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Oysters Grow on crabs B B

IA crab on the back Of which is d. clus-
ter Of young oysters Was caught IN the.
Vicinity OF Gambr idge Nd. q few days.
ago by a boy ifs herman, and Isl now on
exhibition there The crab Is OF medium,
size and on IFS back the oysters seven I'M
number the size ofsa quarter have at
tached 4 themselves and are enourighing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08

Washington, Nov. l33.S Secretary
Bonaparte Saturday ordered court
martial for the trial OF. AIidshipman5
Minor Meriwether Jr., Of the third;
class at the Annapolis naval academy.
iii connection with the death OF NH
shipman Branch which followed
fstic encounter between the two naval
students
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
go nv, Z q b, -.

An Indiana man. the father OF trips
lets, ashamed them after the president,
Teddy, Roosevelt and odosia Resi-
Iy the president should get i middle
name for such Elm efgencies. ss,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Few Qualify for Navy.

There were % vacancies In, the
grade of assistant pa ymaster in the
navy. For these positions 1000 young
men applied. Only "a stood the va
rious tests and received their COM
missions. N * 5 Ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
J. Goldberg s.
/ H. Kahn ESQ
Akset Hansen T..
Total amount collected, S. IA
ESTRAYED.

From my farm, section 10,
Morris township, one red Short
horn bull three and half years
old with tag in ear; yearling
heifer with fine wire in one ear,
six months old bull calf with
rope around neck. Ed. Baker,
r. r. 2.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08

Learn atelsHfak king Biake money ieayzifsg
Scboof, seventh sssest aId Il shnepin AfenIe
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Christmas at Our Store

Christmas shoppers cannot afford to pass IDS by without
taking look at the many useful and ornamental Holiday
Gifts showing, We have provided things for Mem
Women and childrendant things attractive things, and
valuable things inexpensive and very clever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-20

person and was perfectly natural, n
IL she lad been Angelina herself Miss
Little il above the average.
Virginia OF Virginia" by River
was delightfully."- rendered by Miss Mary
Streeper Miss streeper IL possessed
OF what may be termed an accom-
pliShed voice aud handled her subject
with peFfec, ease and grace
open Thy Lattice" was recited by
Miss Nell Dempsey in . manner which
interested and entertained the audi
ence Miss Dempsey proved herself to
be = fine elocutioniSt aud her work WAS
appreciated by those who heard her
The program concluded by . recital,
"Old Billie" by Mas Avice walker,
which was we'll rendered followed By
q grand chorus
Altogether the entertainment Was
quite q success ami the membe m Of the
class deservi congratulations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-20
LOW RATES
Via Louisville d Nashville
Railroad.

The islloEinR low found-lFip rates
from Jacksonville to various point.
North and West will be Ia effect on
dates shown PropouionsIely low rates
from other points
LOUISVILLE. Ky Rate tie ~, &C.
count United Confederate Veterans
Reunion. June ~. ~ Inclusive. With n.
nal limit July 10
PORTLAND, OREGON--Rais Ss6 -.
account Lewis A Clara Centennial FAR.
Tickets cold certain dates MAY ~ %
sept. -. Uith hhsl limit % days
SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGE.
LIS. CAL Rate tS3 g. Tickets cold
certain dates April 10 ~ August II. ln.
elusive hnsl return limit - days from
date os sale, not 10 exceed Nov. %
DENVER. COLO. Rate et2 90. Ae.
count international EpuoTth League
Convention. Tickets cold June ~ 90
July -. inclusive ilnAl FetuFn limit
August Q
BUFFALO. n, y --Kats t8g ~. ae-
count Annual Meeting OVaBd Lodge
b y. q. Y. Tisksts sold July q "a 40,
Inclusive; final Fet0rb limit July 10.
TORONTO, CANADIAN sss -.
secoant international Epu0rtA League
Cosveetioa. Tickets cold JaBs n 10
-. i1elnsiEs hnal rstarn limit Aug
ust 70.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Rate Gle -.
account Peabody College sumner
school, Vanderbilt Biblical InstitatS
Tieksts soh eeTtnin dAi~s Jane II %
July 4: hnal limit september -
KNOXVILLE, TENN Rate tie.s
aeeoant Summer SehOoi 0f the soath
Tisksts sold certain dates Ians 10 %
JAY ~. inelasiEs fnal return limit
September -.
BRISTOL. TENN Hais tleBb. ae-
count Annaai Mssting sFDaa baptisi
BfsthFen. Tieksts soid MAJ - % 81
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rats % any paint A0rsh aR1 west call
On % write 0EO y HERkfKO, Fios.
iaa Passenger ARsat /. 81 .R.R.
- West Bay s.. IaekbOuViiia. fia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-20

HsVing 10 lag upon my b~d for II
days from . severely bruised led.
only fOand relief when 8ssd bottls
Of BaIlarde soOw Linimsni oan
ehssrfally recommend IL - he bsst
msaieiss for bsuis<s ever ssnt - he
Anaieted. IL les 500 bseo@s . pael-
tive ncse8ity epoa myssh ID. y.
ByFRea. mengaanI, DoTsnssiis, 1e1-
~ zss. eoa an1 g. Sok b ". ~.
Johnsoa. Galsssslils. Pa ard J. Q.
Ei,Aap Alsckaa. Pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-20
EAST FLA. SEMINARY
OPENING EXERCISES
Hiss Wimberly's Class Enter
tanned Large Audience. q.
PROGRAM WELL RENDERED

= Comprised Many Numbers From
FaVorite Authors. and Was Rendered
In Manner Which Showed Credit
Upon CIass-Large Crowd Present.
The frat Of the series OF exercises OF
De commencement program Of East
loFida Seminary we're held at the
Summary Chapel Friday evening, aud
here was large audience present to
bow their appreciation OF the good
oFk performed
4 The occasion was the exercises OF
las Wimberly's class in elocution.
les Wimberly, who has had charge OF
pie department during the past term,
As proved herself TO be tirst.class IN
bic particular line, and the efforts OF
ter pupils upon this occasion fully
eritied the claims that had been made
NJ the faculty Of the school.
s The progRm was most delightful
NE, foil Of interest and enjoyment
khe entertainment was opened by an
htroduction and march by the Misses
Kimberly, which was performed in n
kost excellent manner, and ELECTED a
pund of applause
1.-THE Trial OF Jack" by Miss Mary
bird was rendered in an exception
~ clever manner. Miss Baird has
.ng enjoyed the reputation Of being
be OF the cleverest elocutionists in
iS section, and her services have al
hys been in demand when she chose
give them, Upon this occasion she
h unusually bright, and the add.
bee revelled in the enjoyment OF her
brit with great pleasure. She is des-
led to become q professional should
decide 10 engage in this profession.
Iiss Herberta Perry recited "Oh, !
~ Those Tears" in most interest
and impressive manner. She 10 q
elocutioniSt, and with the adj
ced training Of higher universities
Id soon rank among the best.
ColleRe Oil Cans" was the subject
sted by Miss Julia Wainwright, and |
just TO say that the little lady han
her subject in manner purely |
ertainlng. She scored n big hit"
the audience by her clever work,
'ch showed that she had been good |
DlAr in the class OF elOcution.
The Morning Invita- ion" was clev-
ID rendered 10y Misses OliphAnt and
,hpsey and Mr., whitney, and was
eived with delight by the audience.
THE Village Sesmstress" was next
the program. This was rendered by
% Belle Sadler ia a most charming
I'd impressive manner and interested
Ne present Miss Sadler 10 a fine ell. /
ltionist, possessed OF clear. distinct
be, and her work in elocution Was
pTeciAted.
iss Mary Lee OliphAnt reeited
ast Hope" in q manner which
eched those present and At the con-
sion she received hearty applause.
Angeline Johnson" was Fseited by
ID Ida Little in style betting the