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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-04-05
W0MEN'S BIG WORK.
WHAT OHIO CLUBS HAVE DONE FOR
CIVIC RETIREMENT.

In Ripley Nearly All the Church So
cieties Have Followed the Improve
ment Society's Example - smoke
Nuisance Has Had Much Attention.
The first work undertaken 10y the
civic improvement committee OF the
Ohio Federation Of Women's Clubs was
to establish civic improvement commit
! tees in every club and u place civic
Improvement topics upon every pro-
gramme. OF the 80 federated clubs in
Ohio more than 100 have now their
committees and topics. Each club has
been urged to become Il member of the
American Civic association.
1t is not federated clubs alone that
are appointing these committees. In
Ripley. town of $500 inhabitants. on
the Ohio river, nearly all the church So
cietieS have followed the example of
the club. The results are clean streets.
drinking fountains. trash receptaclcs.
| Schoolhouses reprinted and yards
/ cleaned up and pictures in the schools
In Troy anotbor smou tow, tho,o :.
not y sbont,, loft All L,,.n hoon 40
placed lv nnot cottoras
Cincinnot, tbrongh rho civic i,,rro,.o.
mcnt department of her Woman's club.
startcd +I,o fret nlovoro,,rd in one
Last Won. tho ciuh -1id GOOD ,y.o,,l.
AGAINST ovnoctor,tior in tho straot ca,,.
and This va,r its r,o,nhars arc do,,otf,,,.
thc,r whole onn.r,. to tho s,,r,,,.ose;l,,
of tha ero1.o puis,,,oo +, r,,I,If.l.;,,,.
thn -r,Icgo CIrbr.o,,,,, ,roro,1o I,.. 49,.
on mn i,n,,o4,s IA t5o ,-.,,.1, all o,.oi. t,,o
STATE ,lmiraI,la 7vo,.l, in ost,1,lis,,f,,,.
school oar1ons has also boo, dora =,
tHaf civ.
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active ntorost IN bo,oo oar,7o-,i,,,r
school o,f7.n, aud ,.l,-.o,..,,,,,1. ~.
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mach ronT has baon aoo,,nnIi ,'l',' IN
tho v.,, or ar,,l.tio,, Of +ro s,a,.l ,,,,i
sap.o e..,.,., ,.r.,s,,,,,o,.,. ,ro nov. =,
41,ooa.sr,,i o,o,.,.;o., ~ 300 L,iio,. ~,
fine A,,o,io.a sfoaI and W. oo,l,,,,,,.
The Vom4n,. cI,,h or rarrn,I,ns l''r I,,.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-04-05
Carried Mad Dog to the Doctor

In spite of its struggles and with
ings Miss NJ. l.. Parmalee, a society
woman of Orange, n. j., recently car
ried Il mad pet dog in her arms to a
veterinary surgeon. The dog snapped
and growled at her and did its best to
sink its fangs into her arms, but she
held on to him bravely until she reach
ed the veterinary's. The dog ate the
whip carried by Miss Parmalee and
tore her clothing. He died in convul-
sions.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
Francia y A|emania ||egan a un acueI
Tr0paS Sub|evadaS en- W|adivoStok
Castro resuelto defenderse hasta ell fin
|NF0RME De Mr., H0llANOER S0bRt SANT0 DOMINGO

New York, 2=Cables de Madrid anuncian que despues
de varas enrevstas pvadas entire los representatives de
Franca Aemana en- Algeclras, Sc ha egado solu
c6n para las dhcuades que orecan los asuntos de Ma
Anaden que Espana dspone tomar energca
nea de conducta sobre los tmos aconecmentos que de
modo especial la conciernen, de que Sultan
de Immediate de satsaccones bastantes
juco del gobierno Todas las potencas apoyaran la d
pomaca espanoa este asunto Los buques de Ia
dra surtos puerto de Agecras han recbdo 6rdenes
de estar prontos para hacer rumbo ha Cuta
cesario
Noticias ecbda de Puerto Arturo dicen que ha esta
ado una nueva revuea Vladivosok entire las tropas
rusas ALI acantonadas Un battalion Sc neg6 obedecer
las 6rdenes de ees anz6 al campo alberta rebel
dia sguendoe POGO despues otros dos bataones algu
mas fuerzas de cabaeria FL gobernador de la plaza
gudo de pequena escoa ntent6 reducr los rebedes
la obedencia Estos ponen condc6n que les ga
rantce contra todo castgo que ordene los o6ciaes
un tratamento mas humane De otro modo disoveran
entregandose la fuga reslsendo por las
latacados.
Comunican desde Washington que el Fresdente Cas-
tro ha consegudo pasar mensae tegrafco goberno
manfestandole que puede dentro de Ia dgndad ore
cer satisfaction aguna mnstro frances Mr. Tagnv por
que este at6 todas las consderacones todos los pre-
cedentes dpomatcos presentando agra proesta
ira Ell poder eecutvo de Venezuela nstante mismo
que estaban punto de aregadas las derencas exs
entes la compana del cable Agega que reaizara
tai acto de uerza pero que pueblo venezoano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
IA 7OScA" |
Function de snoche en- elPar-
que. Magn(fica repreen-
tacI6h. : Un triupo.
LOS ARTIsEs
Aplausos a la seh/ra casado'
Buenas decoradones. Fun
cion para q sabado.

Anoche 90 rspressnt6 en- el tsatro
del sPsrque, el sensational drama de
Ssrdou <La Tessa.s
LAmsgufra trsgsdia del maestro
frances, obtavo una brillante inter
prstaci6n por 10 compafifa Martinez
Casado.
La notable astriz sefora Luisa
Cssado bord6 do modo msgistral 81
dficil papsl do Flora, logrando en- las
sscsnas culminantss, intsresar viva
msnte la atsnci6n del pdblioo, que
aplaudi6 con iustisia & 10 ssfiora Ca
ssdo, cuyas facultades artfsticas no
dscaen un momsnto.
Fl seGor M. Casado estuvo muy
feliz On su papel de Mario Cavarado'
ssi que diio muy bisn.
El sefior Aeon, & cuyo dssempefo
sstsbA confado el ingrato y escabro-
20 Baron de Scarpia, dsmostr6 que es
an actor on toda la lfnea, que sabe sor
tsar con mucho aeierto, les diaculta'
dss dc los personsies,
El sslor Alc6n fu6 aplaudido en-
uni6n do los seflores Ruberts, Puga y
Pschs, quienss sstuvieron muy acer
tados.
Las decoraciones agradaron mu'
cho, principalmente Ia que represen-
taba Ia plataformA del castillo dc San
Angelo, pintada expresamente para
dioha function.
En- resdmsn; 10 companf. obtuvo
un triunfo mas en- Ia representation
Dc xTosea.s
Es ssguro que sl pdblico assist
rG con mayor asiduidad & admirar
esas creaciones inmortales que tantoa
aplausos conquistan en- los teatros
suropeos, tsniendo OCCASION dc aplsu'
dir una compafi(a dc renombre no so
lsmsnte en- America sino que tsmbien
On la peninsula.
Para oil aabado anuncia SCI Re.
glstro de ls Policfs,s ohra dc exito co.
losal que ha tenido 600 representacio
mes aeguidas en- los principales teatroi
de Paris. En- dicha obra toman parte
les senoras Luisa Martinez Casado,
Adams, Casado y Estasen.
D. G.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
DESDE GURABO
FaIIecimiento. r6fugO cap
turado. -Csbo de Policia
trasIadadO
CALLE ARREGLkD0
Junta local de la Union. .Otro
que fallece, = Jugada sor-
prendida. -Matrimonio

Aver se verified el entierro del que
en- vida fue don Juan pujsdas Ia.
llads, de pacionslidsd espenols. Uns
selecta concurrencia acompsh6 el fe-
retro hasta la metropolis. Era el f.
nado un cabsllero de excelentes condi-
clones. Constituy6 su hogar squf
y 4 81 llev6 como compshsra una puer
torriquena habiendo procreado un
familia que honrara fu memcria. El
sutor de eetss lfuaas despldi6 ell due
%. D. K. P.
-AnteAyer fac cspsursdo y con
ducido oil Deposito municipal de eate
por los policfsa inaplsres Telesforo
Flores y Jo,e Narvaez, 81 pr6fugo
Joae Rivers, scpsado por hurto dc
mayor cusptia.
-Por orden de- Quartet general,
hx sido trasladado para e pueblo do
Fsiardo oil cabo de la politfa insulsr
don jose e. Vaiiadhres. Dcho tras'
ado ha sido muyteptido sQui por los
elemertos QUE valen, pues ell referido
ohcial o. un fel cumplidor de gu CO.
metido
La cslle de sSsntiagos ha sido
muy bien arreglads. LIS Sres Eugui
| y ca, & in de que In conc uctors no 20
le atascase, gastaronse un buen pico
On 10 composiei6n de dicha cslle.
-Hace mas de echo meses que IL
Junta local de nuestro partido SO en-
cuentra { mi entender conssIsuida ile'
galmente, pues seis de los diez MEM
bros que 10 compor ian presentaron
sus repuncias habiendole aldo admi-
tidss estas. Bueno seria que 90 re-
eligiese.
| A dltimos del psssdo afio fslle.
ei6 90 este pueblo ei afamsdo licoris-
tn don Antonio Bernazar, de nacio-
alidsd esps6ols.
Il La policfa insular sorprendi6
en- el barrio del <Mamey,s de ssta ja-
rladicci6p, una iugAda 4 10 prohibi-
do, conductendo al deo6sito munici.
pal & nueve de los jugadores.
Eel lunes por 10 nochs contraje-
} ron matrimonio civil Clotilde Rivera
: y Aurora Ottega.
Contin,ia en- Ia pdgina Ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02

ia dspuesto defender errtero hasta legar los ma
yores sacr6cios que tai punto unanme sentmen-
to nacional
Telegramas de Washington anuncian que hoy sera lei
do e come de Reacones exteroes del Congreso un
forme de Mr. Hoander sobre la stuac6n de Santo Domn
go Mr. Hoander a6rma que las del pals han sdo
acknowledgements robadas por los funconaos de las adua
por oras autordades que la politica del Pres-
dente Roosevelt nco camno para savar Ia stuac6n
6nanciera de la repdblca.
Otros despachos de Washington aseguran que el 60
berno frances dpone estrechar e boqueo de Venezue
la capturando las embacacones que sagan los puertos
Sc que la dpomacla americana opondraa odo bio
queo que no tenga caracter puramente temporal.
Partcpan de San Petersburgo que los insurrectos de
pas causandoes muchas bajas. En- los umos en-
cuenros los ebedes uveron mas de Glen muertos cua
trocento herdos Para conduc estos haca las paya del
Batico uizan vehicuos de toda espece que aes
tados de personals E eercto tene 6denes de reducr
pals la obedencia de toda costa para que la
paz restablezca cuanto antes
Segdn cabegramas de Santo Domingo los partdarios
Ide General Morales han hecho cambo de rente sta
beciendo reaciones ntmas los horacstas quene
combateron la Ultima campana Sc cree que media
acuerdo entire otros hacer necesara la proca
macl6n de Horaco Vazquez Prasdente, despazand
Ramon Caceres, que ocupa hoy e podcr Supreme qu
carece de recursos para sostenerse mucho tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02

ia dspuesto defender territero hasta egar los
yores sacrhcos que tai punto unanme e sentnen
to nacional.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
A GREAT STATE.

When oklahoma and Indian Terri.
tory enter the Union as one State, this
new commonwealth viii start us ca.
reer with over O million and half In
habitants No previous Territory has
had so large population on its admis-
sion to statehood According 10 facts
and figures presented by Leslie's
Weekly, Oklahoma holds. In the roll
Of state, In 1906 the twenty-second
place In inhabitants Population has
been rushing into oklahoma at the
rate Of 1000 a week Statehood viii
increase the inflow The opening. soon
10 take place of the kioWa and Com
auche pasture lands and wood reserve
IN the southwestern part 81 Oklahoma
proper will bring In thousands OF set
tiers Both ends OF the new state
according to Leslie's. have schools,
churches. newspapers, farms. mines
factories, mercantile houses. banks
and the res, OF the Accomplishments Of
an advanced and weI-balanced civil
izatiou They have. In combination.
5000 miles Of railway, and are In d.
rect and constant communication with
an parts Of the United States. More
railway mileage Is being built in the
new state than in any other part OF
the country The Indian Territory part
Is particularly rich in coal, iron, lead
and zinc lands. Its wealth IN coal has
recently been brought out conspicuous
ly by La Toilette and other Senators
in the legislation relating to the Five
CIVILIZED Tribes. The corn and cotton
production OF the new State Is large
and is increasing with great speed.
Every agricultural product Of the tenn
perate zone thrives there Certainly
the new star has good prospects OF De-
coming one Of the most brilliant W.
minarles in the beautiful constellation
that represents the American Union
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

1t Is commonly boosted that there
are more men than women In this
country, but that is not the fact in
Evanston, Ill., The Chicago Record
Herald claims that II every Young
man, bachelor and widower IN the city
should take unto himself a wife there
would still be surplus Of nearly
L5Oo women who would be left over"
The school census Of the suburb. II is
said shows that In an adult population
Of Eases there is preponderance OF
1856 females There are 1856 women
in the city to ll22O men. There are
i757 girls and A2Oe boys under the
age Of a. The city has shown only a
moderate growth In the past year.
there being an increase IN the popula-
ton OF SOC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
REJECTED SUIToRs KILL.

Murders caused by dellrious jealousy
or by a desire 10 avenEe outraged ylr-
tue have always been common enough.
So have killings for tho purpose Of rob-
berry. and from many other motives.
Now IN the long list Of causes that
threaten 20 become frequent must be
added rage on account ~ rejected
marriage proposals.
A New York dispatch says a butcher
en- that city fatally wounded a daughter
or his employer. and then he seriously
wounded the girls mother. The sup
posed motive was the rejection ~ his
advances by the unfortunate girl. The
brute. after his fearful deed. had cour-
age enough 10 take his own lie instead
% pleading Insanity and trying 70 get
acquitted.
Another recent case Is that IN which
Judge George Emory 81 Seattle wash
was the victim He vas fatally shot
hy chester Thompson. a boy only 70
years old. The youngster was infatu.
ated with Judge Emory's niece. But as
she did not reciprocate the boys feel
lncs. she had asked her uncle 20 fof.
hid the house 20 young Thompson. He
tGephoued o0 the day Il the assault.
asking u me young lady was AZ home.
and Judge Emory answered the mes
Sgc. replying that she was NOT. ana
informing he young man that he would
not Do welcome there Thompson soon
appeared at me Emory home. and when
the bell WAS answered BY Judge I'm
ory uhY refused to admit him. Thomp-
s1u drew revolver and fred three
shots. two ~ them reaching the judEt
and nounl.ng a lady who was visiting
tdr Emorys AZ The judge fell 10 the
Goor Thompson fpraug over bis body
and ran up stairs calling Tor Miss
WhItucsey. who was not az home Final.
. ly Thompson's father arrived and per.
suadei bis son 10 give himself up. Il Is
T believed that Thompson went upstairs
with The determination 10 Kin the girl
These are sad tragedies and a repe-
ution % them would not cause surprise.
. The prominence given 10 an me horrid
details Of manslaughier. and the eager
ness with which the stories are de-
voured. canno, but have some inhu-
ence upon Impossible minds; and Il
they are not strengthened by the prln-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

clples OF religion. 1t IS no wonder "
they yield to temptations The Rus
SLAMS have an idea that our free public
libraries are breeding places Of ansr.
chy Their secret service agents md
so many plotters there, studying books
that contain stories Of conspiraces
also volumes on the use OF explosives,
guns. and bombs. They conclude that
those who take an interest In such
things necessarily must be. or become.
anarchists There Is some truth In
this reasoning, that has general appi-
cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
DON'T ENVY THE RICH.
Harpers

Harpers.
The real virtue Of riches Is that they
add N the picturesqusness NJ life. MI
lionaires and even semi-millionaires do
a great deal toward Frightening the
landscape. and we ought not only to
suffer them 10 live. but to be grateful
to them. Who would willingly miss
the gay pageant down fifth avenue on
O. spring afternoon, and reduce the
beautiful city with st. glad decoration
Of wcll-dressed people to the gray level
" the willing poor? No: the world Is
best constituted Just as II Is, with all
the varieties Of the people and all the
varying scales Of being and OF dressing
Only Jet the man not yet doomed 10
being a millionaire realize that Ike the
purple COW, IL Is better 10 see than be
one. And JOY after an. is really and
truly not 10 be bought with money.
nor 10 be found an any distant corner Of
the earth. but is. IN very deed, as the
sages have known In all ages. the king
dom Of heaven within.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

SAN FRANcIsco's SPIRIT.


II Is remarkable how rapidly the new
city is rising upon the ruins Of the
old Last week one vast expanse Of
CHASTITY and tangled ruins met the eye
on all sides IN the burned district But
behold the transformation one short
week has effected. The dismal ex-
panse is already spotted With low
wooden and corrugated iron tenements
for trade, all bright. new and smiling,
They are even now imparting to the
desola.N scenes cheerful air AT the
rate at which they are going up the
burned area will be pretty well buried
In its own graveyard within so or 30
days and We shall see no more Of IT,
We shall bid 1t farewell forever with
out regret. Chicago has already been
held up as an example Of how quickly
a lively and enterprising American city
can arise from its ashes. Let US see II
we cannot heat Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

Some people say that they do not an
Joy reading poetry This IS their own
fault Their IS nothing Ike reading
poetry II you do Il IN the proper way.
First you should never read poetry
when alone. Take the book with you
when you 60 TO call on a pretty girl
AZ a proper appreciation Of poetry
depends largely upon scenic effects, you
should never have glare Of light a
lamp turned very low viii answer II
there Il no open fire.
Let her help you hold the book-ln
fact. Il Is better " she VIII hold the
book by herself. so you may devote all
your energies 10 reading.
Don't forget that YOU are reading %.
etry II you are afraid the book VIII
get away from you. you may sit on H.
II you think you read poetry better tn
a large arm chair than on a settee YOU
car move.
Those poor persons who say they
find no pleasure IN reading poetry
should try this method.
II adds q great deal to the pleasure
American Spectator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
FIXING PRICES.

The prosecution Of the managers OF
great industrial combinations proves
sufficiently that there IL law enough in
tho country TO correct abuses, provided
those whose duty It is to watch over
the maintenance Of the laws are willing
70 apply them. impartially and justly
This is, perhaps. best illustrated in tho
prosecutions Of the Ice trusts In Ohio
they ran up agalns, an antitrust law
In Pennsylvania fourteen dealers have
been prosecuted Tor conspiracy to ex-
tort an cxorbitant price, and in WASH
jneton. d. C., several dealers have been
indicted under the sherman antitrust
law. In 81. Louis the matter has also
been brought before the courts, several
companies being sued on the allega-
ton that they have formed a comoina-
ton to restrain trade and to FIX and
maintain prices.
The complaint against the St Louis
concerns, as will be seen in the dis
patches, is thai they, ION or about the
first day Of August, 1904. entered into
an unlawful agreement, combination
ana understanding with each other and
with other persons. firms and corpora
tons TO Jointly tx the prices 10 be
charged by each Of them for ice at
wholesale and retail IN ST. Louis and
TO Jointly maintain the prices for ice al
wholesale and retail IN violation Of tho
laws OF the state Of Missouri The
suits ask that judgment for 6il,io0 be
asst ssed against each company as fines
for the IA days that the alleged agree
mont hae been In effect
II can do no harm to follow these
cases, FOR the offense alleged against
the ice companies is so common as 70
form the rule rather than the excep-
ton. And yet II is unlawful II is a
case n lsw-breaking for which the con-
sumers pay the penalty. II is Won
Ter that there are not many more
prosecutions on this account But there
seems TO be an awakening among us
people Il is the ice companies thl:
ara In the searchnght now. The turn
may come to other concerns that "fX'
prices. IN violation Of the statutes, They
should be warned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
STARTLING FIGURES.


In the government year which ended
on June 80 the number OF immigrants
landing al the single port Of New York
was greater than the population of any
city an the United States excepting
New York, Chicago and Philadelphia.
II was IN excess Of the combined popu-
lation Of the three largest cities IN
Massachusetts-B Worcester and
Fall River II was created than the
population ~ New Hampshire and Yer
mont united, OF the population OF six
teen Of the states OF the Union. The
total announced from the immigration
Office for New York city was $4,000
the first time IN history that the 10000
mark has been exceeded or even
equaned More immigrants landed al
New York last year than arrived in this
country AZ an ports combined IN any
year 81 our history excepting 1905 and
1913. IN the latter year the figures Tor
the whole United States only exceeded
those Tor New York last year by 1000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
AS VIEWED IN KANSAS,


The editor Of this dinky paper wishes
sometimes he was rich. No, We only
wish We were rich for about a week
Just long enough TO teach some rich
people how 10 act toward less fortunate
people less fortunate IN the matter Of
worldly possessions. we mean. As a
matter Of fact, inordinately rich people
the majority Of them-have no sense
at all. This Is especially true OF some
man who has struck II rich or the
woman who has married TO a bunch Of
money. II gives us infinite pain 10
witness the nausedtlng airs Of these
toads with the dollar mark sticking all
over them. Gee whiz, Ii makes us
riled to have some purse-proud monkey
without brains enough TO carry break
fast 10 a sick bear put on highfalutin'
airs around us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

The chief horror Of the Hartie case
Is the possibility that the principals
may be sentenced TO live together
says the Pittsburg Gazette No; the
chief horror is the fear that both
may 90 on the witness stand and tell
Il all"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

II seems incredible that British SOL
diers IN Natal refused to give quarter
TO wounded zulus n they did. they
have sullled Englands name. dis
graced the calling Of the soldier, and
outraged humanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

The Car has signed the famine re-
lief bin in spite OF the protest OF his
cabinet. Should they resign Il would
be long step towards genuine parllo-
mantary government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

The Standard oil Investigation prob
abs Will be transferred 10 New York,
as though with tweniy-three murder
cases, including Thaw's. New York did
not have trials OF her own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

u there 10 any military posi- iu me
west that should b. raised 10 = brigade
post Il is Fori Douglas Every con.
alteration entities 10 10 that dlsilne-
tion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
IN ONer.SnnnlN.


Everybody Is having "premonitions'
nowadays quite q number o. people
are having prem0nltlons that they are
going 20 be president As premonltions
always come true. ~ IL evident that We
are going TO have about Is presidents
TO- 1874.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
JUST FOR FUN.
snrInknng

From the Detroit Free Press
Sweetheart. where is that soda ST.
phon ] put iu the ice-box last nighty'
asked Yunghub
"Oh. dear!' cried the June bride
Did you want that ! used q UP this
morning sprlnkling the plants!"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

So Germany is 20 have the greatest
o, an the worlds fairs Made Do Ger
many is pretty good guarantee % an
a,iiclc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

The contentious 81 his various law
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