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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
CLAIM
OF Members of Vim. j. Bryan's Regl-
ment For Back Pay is Admitted
BY Auditor.

Washington, d. c.. Nov. 2S.-The
tuditor for the war department today
admitted the claim Of Colonel VIII
liam j. Bryan's regiment, the Third
Nebraska volunteers, for s2S.2t0 be.
ing the rate Of pay allowed at state
rates for he men of the regiment
from the time they reported fer duty
turing the Spanish-Amcrican war uu-
I'll mustered into service. The claim
does not include $4,000 claimed by the
officers of the regiment. which
amount will doubtless be approved in
accordance with today's ruling. as
here are about coo men In the regi-
nent. average amount to each man
will be something less than $50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
IN GOOD CONDITION
Examination Of Bottom of Roosevelt
Discloses Only Slight
Damage.

Sydney, n. S, Nov. 2S.--An exam
ination into the condition of the bot
tom of the Arctic steamer, Roosevelt
disclosed the fact that she is in much
better condition than thought. The
bottom is slightly damaged. The
planks arc in good condition. Two
nanges Of the propeller are gone, but
the steamer will not require any re
pairs before she resumes her vayage
TO New York. Captain Bartlett OK
poets to sail tomorrow for New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
THE GOOD EFFECTS SEEN.

Washington. Nov 2S Alouzo ID.
Melvin Chief Of The Bureau of Ami
nal Industry. under whose office the
admin stration of the mea inspection
'sw ruacied at The last session ot con
gro is carried ont has returned from
3 western tour ol inspection which in
cludcd 4 visit TO packing houses iu
Chicago. Milwaukee. Denver and ka b
sas City He says everywhere there
is apparent beneficial effects Of execif
tion OF the law and a manifest desire
n the part Of packers 10 comply win
Is provisions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
Kisses
Hurled at caruso Were Few and the
Reception Given Tenor of Mon
key House Fame Was Cordial.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Enrico CarusO
was given cordial reception when nc
appeared few moments after the
curtain went mp ON "LaBoheme' at
the Metropolitan opera house tonight.
The only suggestion of disproval was
mild Kissing from different parts Of
the house After a rev seconds this
was hushed. An applause which last
ed several minutes was tsrongest In
the balconies and the galleries Ia
which many Italians and FrenchmcI
were seated After his first solo Ca
russo was gwen an ovation and bowe |
his appreciation. Many policemen
were present because Of the report of
an intended public demonstration
against carusO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
RECORD OF SERVICE
Is What These Discharged Troops
Will Ask of Roosevelt

Oklahoma City. Okla, Nov. IS
Sergeants Israel Harris. Jacob Fra
zier. Mingo Sanders, Thornton and
Holly, of the negro troops discharged
at Ft Reno, we're here today on their
way TO make an appeal TO President
Roosevelt Sergeant Hart said:
I'VE do not go 80 sIuch to ask for
reinstatement as TO ask that our dis
charge papers carry with them rec
ord of service. Some of the m,,n have
served % years. and We believe that
much is due them. We do not believe
the president would have discharged
tho troops hsd he been in Browns
willie AZ the time of The trouble"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
AWFUL ORDEAL ON
WITNESS STAND
ACCUSED SLAYER OF GRACE
BROWN EXHAUSTED BY
TRYING EXAMINATION.
TELLS OF GIRL DEATH
And Repeatedly Says That She
Leaped From Boat and Drowned
Climax in Sensational
Trial Expected Friday.

Herkimer, N. y. Nov. 2S.--With a
heavy head and unsteady gait, and
with eyes that were blurred and
weary, hester +. Gillette, presented
spectacle OF physical and mental
exhaustion when he stepped from tho
witness box at o'clock tonight. He
was the star wltnes today In his own
behalf on the charge of having mur.
dered his sweetheart, Grace Brown.
Gillette went through one of the
most trying ordeals a witness ever
experienced Surrounded by an al
most inexhaustible mass of circum-
stantial evidence that seemed to point
to his guilt, he for nearly seven hours
itrove to bear up under the strain
of crossexamination and to describe
to The jury how Grace Brown died
Most of this time he was under
cross examination and the district at
torney was mercless In his question.
ing
Says Girl Leaped From Boat.
Gillette declared that Grace Brown
stodd up in the boat and threw her
self into the lake and on cross ex-
would make no other ad-
missions as to the manner Of the
g r's death
District Attorney Ward spent the
afternoon trying TO establish. by Gil
lettc's own words that there was
motive for the crime charged He did
not reach the point of trying to shake
The defendants story of the scene on
died. That is expected to come Fri |
lay, when the trial will reach its
climax
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
GIVE hmUNosEN a MEDAL.

Christians. Nov. 2s.-Cspt Amund-
sen. an Arctic explorer. who recently
went through the Northwest Passage
was presented today with gold
medal of the Geological survey. After
the presentation the society gave
banquet in his honor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
ATTACH INSURANCE COMPANY

New York. Nov 2S.-The sheriff
today received an attachment for
81 $50 against the property of the
German Insurance company. of Free
port. H.. in favor of Ferdinand Nc
Kocran. prior attachment was is
sued Monday against the company
for s.. 100 in favor Of Daniel w Elmer.
ling.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
BACK TO THE PILLS.

Toledo. Ohio. Nov. 2S.-After one
days service as City Sealer Of
Weights and Measures. Samuel De
haven quit today and resumed his job
Of pill making in a local pharmacy.
He made up his mind there vas too
much work involved fer 81 SEQ a year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
ENTERED A GIRLS ROOM.

Evansville, Indiana, Nov. 2S.-
Charles Brown, negro, was today ar
rested on the charge of having at.
tempted to crimnally assault Miss
Kate Powers. waitress. at the St
George, carly last Sunday morning,
He entered the girls room and was
beaten off by the other mattresses.
Brown, it is alleged, confessed to the
police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
REcAPTURE PRISONERS.

Vladimir Russia. Nov. 2S.-Of the
81 prisoners who broke jail here yes
terday, one has been killed and %
have been captured including q mum,
her of desperate criminals, During
the pursuit of the convict a sergendt
and two keepers of the prison were
wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29

Roburte is an explosive of high
power, composed of satpcter, am
mona, sulphur and other ingredients.
II is not easily exploded by blow
and can be burned with safety in the
open air. Its power is second to that
of dynamite.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
Burns Chases O'BriC

TO jaw. They exchanged right lea
jaw and OBrien took stiff left TO
mouth that brought blood. Burns
chased O'Brlen around the ring and
they rushed into clinch. A few
exchanges ended the round
ROUND SIX-Buns continued TO
follow his man around the ring.
O'Bricn missed straight left and
clinrhed. The crowd displayed dis
satisfaction. Burns planted left
three times to the head as the gong
sounded.
ROUND SEVEN-Burns attacked
O'Brien sayagey landing rights and
lefts that did noa damage. Burns con
iinued to use his hands in cinche
OBrien landed a right and left hook.
evidently with some power Burns
showed ability TO duck O'Brien's left
leads. OBrien appeared worried. and
the effectual blows landed throughout
the round we're largely in Burns
favor.
Burns chases o'Brien.
ROUND EIGHT-Burns put left to
head and right TO jaw. Il almost
swept OBrien of his feet Burns
chased him around the ring. attempt
ing to win in rush. O'Bricn put
short right iab TO chest. The round
was uninteresting. O'Bricn making a
poor showing.
ROUND NINE-Burns did most OF
the work. O'Br.en occasionally landed
ineffective blows. Hi, face is bloody
and his left exc is badly GU and he
appea ed much distressed as the bell
rang
ROUND TEN Burns continued his
rushing tactic. but O'Erien slippcl
IN some vicious swings, Burns ht
hard in a clinch They cNchsngcJ
trsight icfts ~ tho face. O'Rrien
held in a clinch and seemed to hc
leaning groggily On Burns shoulder
Befors the gong sounded O'BTicn got
Two or three light ones.
o'Brien a 6hastiy Sight.
ROUND ELEVEN-O'Brien CON
tinued his runaway tactics throughout
The round. Burns landing whenever
an opportunity offered itself. oBricu
did get a stiff uppeIcut toward the
end Of the round His face was
chastity sight.
ROUND TWELVE-Clinching and
unning about the ring we're ehsrac
eristIc of this round. Near the end
D'Brien landed two uppercuts 10
(ccacIrled On Seventh Pags)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
Miss Kruop Married,

A lot of US will have to be satisfied
With the second richest girl in The
E-ri1 1~V
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29

THE WOMAN DOES THE every.
day buying for the home, therefore ad.
dress your advertisements to the wo
man, principally. And, above all
things, don't try to fool her You
can't.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
FIGHT TWENTY
FIERCE ROUNDS;
CALLED A DRAW
JACK O'BRIEN AND TOMMY
BURNS HAVE TERRIFIC
BATTLE.
BLOOD FLOWED FREELY
And Both Were Severely Punished
Western Boy Has Best of II
Early But the PhIladelphian
Finished Strong.

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 2S.APhi'
adelphia Jack" OBrien and Tommy
Burns. Of Los Angeles, tonight fought
20 terrific rounds to a draw.
When the end came 1t found the two
men in the center Of the ring epgagcd
in terrible struggle. The whole rp-
per part of their bodies were covered
with blood.
Burns, who fought like bull dog
from the beginu ng to the end, was
always on the aggressive. crowding
his opponent to the ropes and fro
quontly rushing him absut the ring
almost in flight
Towards the end of the figh'
OBrien seemed to rally and did some
effective work. Both were ,'elY
punished. isht {
The story Of the fight by rs - oh fa I
lows: E fad and
The Story B. Roura
ROUND ONE-0' BrienIt !, a'ued a
after left lead and prou ~ isht on
Burns kept both hands % round
ing the clinch O'Brsauf "nu Jack
Burns with left ho6uo5 ~
cinched. O'Brien rusfsu0Ig tn missed
hook which was blocEy. round
bleeding at the nose at deal
closed. =,
Crowd Kisses &
ROUND TWO-Burne SIT 10
to ribs and clinched. O'Bnst hach.
protested as Jeffries sep; they
o,prisn mt two lefts : ssht left
p,,ns was Kissed for al DIS to
hit In clnch. O'Brien
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29

THE CAIRO RETAIL DEALER can
probably match any mail order price
with freight or express added. that
con be gotten and you have the ad
vantage Of seeing what you buy be.
fore you pay for II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
The Story B. Rouf
Crowd Kisses &

@I9NA F''9$&1
ROUND Two Burns
to ribs and clinched. O'Bnl
protested as Jeffries sep
O'Brien put two lefts Z
Burns was Kissed for al
hit in a clinch. O'Brien
left 10 stomach. O'Rrlen /,
stiff uppercuts and lefts 2
side Of head, Burns holdi
Burns seemed to loose H.!
went into clinch.
ROUND THREE Burns
left to body. Jack hooke.
head and left to body. !
closed with Burns holding
seemingly the weaker.
ROUND FOUR-Burns
for hitting in a clinch. =
was tame throughout With
of clinching.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29

gccnslraed On Seventh Pass)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
wifs,- Elinht nescrihsd.

The fight Of Mrs. Bassett from
Wash 'ngton is thus described by her
self.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-29
d NO BAST-
POULTRY.

, claim for III,
GE, with a
he purchase
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
EXPECTS TO Be
BRIDE Of HOPE
Salt Lake Girl Yields to Charms
of English Promoter With
Large Talk.
NUNN IS NOT "ABSORBED"
REFUSED TO ALLOW USE OF
HIS NAME,

Prospective marriage now figures in
the chain of events having as central
actor Beresford Hope, the EngIishman
who persuaded certain Salt Lake news
papers to exploit him as the purchaser
of street car companies, power cOmpa-
MES and various other Utah properties
1t was stated yesterday that Miss Ma
RE Josephine WeIles, IS Seventh East
street, expects % become his bride and
sail with him to England in June
Mss Welles is d sJeICsrapher IS
years of age, whose beauty attracted
the man who talks in millions as soon
as she entered his office as stenO2ra-
Eher. He promptly began to pay court
TO Eer. anu now she is making prepare
tons for d wedding.
1t was a quiet day yesterday Mr..
Hope bought no mines nor street rail-
road systems.
True, his personal organ announced
that the Telluride Power would soon be
gathered an by the 1925. 600 900 corpora
ton It neglected to state. however,
that /. J. Num-. who controls the Tel
lUTide power company, had been ap-
preached by Mr.. Hope several days ago
and that he shrewdIy refused in une-
quivOcal terms to allow Mr.. Hope to
use his name as a shareholder or. in any
other way.
David Eccles returned to his Ogden
home yesterday from the northwest.
Mr.. Hone has been using Mr.. Eccles'
name freely. When the Og3en capital
( list was asked yesterday whether he
| had had any dealings with the agent
/ of The RothSchilds' ne refused absO-
/ lutely to discuss the matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
SNAPSHOTS ON EXCURSION TO HOT POTS

spective Conveyances they were told that
dinner awaited them in the dining-TOOm
of the Hot Pot hotel Teachers who have
made their pupils write the word ma
Chinery' 10 times for breaking line at
recess Joined in the mad rush for seats
in the dininE-TOOm. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rit-
ter served several hundred meals. and SeE-
eral hundred pi-nickers ate lunches on the
grass under the trees Their aDpetites
subdue J. thC pleasJTe-seekeTs wandered
about the Hot Pot region. many climbing
TO the summit of the live ore. which
supplies the hot water for the bathing
pools a feature Of this particular pot
is tod by old residents of the Midway re-
sion who have maintained for years that
no bottom has ever been found NumCT-
Gus schemes have been tried to touch
bottom IN this big Tot. but all have been
unsuccessful.
The Brigham Young university students
were enjoying picnic at the resort They
were there about 400 strong, accompanied
by their band OF seventeen pieces. This
organization rendered music during the
afternoon. Many Of the 'ma-ams" en-
joyed a swing Other members of the
party roamed about the district. finding
sources of interest and study in the pc
cUIiar limestone formations existing there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
Supper at Upper Falls.

At . o'clock the return trip was com
meHceG- and another race participated lis
by CUuveyauCeS. small and large. solid and
fIail. hitched to one horse. two horses
three horses or to no horses at all but
tied to mules, was made to the Rio Grande
depot in HebeT. When the teachers az
rived at the station they were h3tless
1-eathless, but happy, and in full Spirit
with the delightful ''TOuCh-and-tumble
ress' Of the entertainment provided them.
Many carried huge bouquets of wild flow
ers which they had picked during their
rOamings.
Upper Falls, an attractive resort in
Provo canyon. was reached at 4-f5 p m
Arrangements had been made for supply
ing the hungry delegates with an old
fashioned chicken dinner, served in an
ODen-air pavilion. The teachers had no
thoughts of physiology when they asked
for a slice of the white meat-if you
please Some gTavy2 Yes They like
wise had no thoughts of dyspepsia when
they gazed rUefuUy at two edges Of pie
crust upon their cleaned plates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
AN ACCOMMODATING CLERK.
Boston Post)

Speaking of accommodating hotel
clerks" remarked a Portland commercial
traveller. the best I ever saw was in a
town near Bangor. I reached the hotel
late in the evening and was assigned to
a pretty tidy-IOoking room. Just before 7
retired 7 heard scampering under the bed.
and looked under, expecting to see a bur-
glaT. Instead, I saw couple Of large
rats just escaping into their hole I
dressed and went down in the office and
put In a big kick The clerk was as Sc
rene as a summers breeze
I'll fix that all right, sir he said.
Front Take a cat TO % at once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
On the Way Home.

The Upper falls and Bridal falls and
other scenic attractions were visited by
many of the eXcUTSiOnistS- while others
preferred TO lounge beneath shady trees
and plan similar excursions for the near
future. At $50 o'clock the warning loot
foot OF the engine announced the hour
of departure, and the unwilling excur-
siOniStS bid shady nook and babDling
brook farewell and secured seats in the
cars. Salt Lake was reached shortly be
fore 10 o'clock last evening.
The excursion committee selected from
the local teachers comprised William
Bradford chairman; J. H CoOmbs and
A 3 Martin. Harry NJ. Gushing. tTaV-
cling passenger agent, and Conductor J.
+. Shaver represented the railroad In en-
tertaining its passengers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
TEACHERS TAKE
ONE DAY At PLAY
Nearly 1000 of Them From
Salt Lake and Elsewhere
Visit Hot Pots.
THEY CAST ASIDE ALL CARE
RIDE HAYRACKS AND CLIMB
HILLS.

The Salt Lake school teachers, those
from Provo and intermediate points, with
numerous principals and superintendent,
were students yesterday The opportunity
was afforded by the teachers excursion
10 the Hot Pots resort at Midway yester-
day. Each teacher grasped this OppOr-
tunity with an eagerness seiGom exhibit
ed bv the small boy during the fishing
communion with nature They found
sermons in stones books IN brooks ana
good in everything. They forgot botany
and picked wild flowers They discarded
geology and climbed rocky cliffs on steep
mountain sides. They sUbtracted care
added d quantity of fresh air and bedutl-
full scenery. multiplied by StrOllS through
shady lines. DIVIDED with two hearty
meals and thus obtained a total which
tanned their cheeks and made their
clothes-Oh, SO dusty. The trip was not
for the faStidiOus-white duck suits ana
limestone roads are disastrous com
binatiOn.
Tne excursion had been planned for
some weeks past. When the Rio Grande's
special Of ten cars pulled out of the local
depot at 7:ij o'clock yesterday morning
in the neigh5orhOOd of 800 teachers and
friends were on board At Murray, LEM,
points along the line additional passen-
gers were picked up running the total
number Of persons who attended the eN-
CuTsiOn close to >the 1000 mark Aside
trip through beautiful Provo canyon was
made without Interruption The pdSSen-
gers crowded upon the car platforms and
enjoyed the passing grandeur
The day was an ideal one for such an
excursion. The hillsides are covered
with many shades of green The sun
rose above the peaks and the valleys
were filled with a golden tint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
Describes Hay-Rack Ride.

Heavens gssped Miss NJ. Quail
trough as she slid from the hayrack which
had brought her and twenty comnanions
from Heber to the Hot Pots, 4 feeT1ike
scrambled egg. III never get on a hay
rack again This one had no springs, YOU
gee. and every time we hit a bump-and.
hv the way, we didn't miss but precious
few felt that L was going through the
wagon and into the ground. Then. on
the level road the hay would slip and We
an had to keep moving like mud turtles
10 stav on the rig. I crawled ten miles
over that canvas while comin.y out here
No hayrack for me. I am going back II
= respecta bic trustworthy vehicle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
WHERE IT CAME IN.
- oChicago Record-HeraldD

II1ICagO KoCOTd-HeTaId-J
do you intend to have a garden this
year. Mir. Subbubs?"
mo, I've had fairly good luck in bust
ness during the past six months, my wife
has recently developed a most lovely and
gentle disposition; haven't been fooled
by any get-rich-quick schemer for long
time and
but what has all that to do with the
fact that you are not going to do any
gardening?'
well, YOU see, 7 have no grudge
against mvseIf1-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
Thought Duck q Hen.

"Oh. look at the little hem chirped
enc teacher deIightedly as on animated
road in front of the horses Il am quite
an enthusiast about chickens. Stell I'll
bet you d box of caramels that is a
Plymouth Rock" Stell took the bet, sized
I'D the bunch of feathers and said in her
opinion the chick was a Wyandotte-
Neither could decide, so they called upon
The driver. an old, beut-baCked, gray
whiskered fellow called daddy through
out the valley. TO pass a final verdict
Daddy chUckled softly and said, with
PARKWAY look in his eyes: You're both
wrong. that's a little duck" No one on
the trip could decide who had won the
l,Dw If ~szVar0cIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
REsoURcEFUL WOMAN.

lDeJTOlL FIee EAeSS-J
Men are so eXtTavagantl Charlie gave
me a ten-dOIlar pccketbOOk for my birth
dav with not a cent in it, said She
''What did you do with it2" asked her
friend.
'sWhv. I took it back and they re-
funded the money Then I bought one at
a damage sale for s. and s. left
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
Story Is Suppressed.
SHOCKING.
Chicago News.)

Gunner-Well. old man, 1 see that
the electric rolling pin is the latest
Guyer-EIectric? Great Vulcan!
Don't the ordinary kind cause a man
to see enough stars without adding
sparks?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
WORDS VS.. ACTIONS.
Columbus Dispatch)

De FOrem (time II q. NIL believe in
the chap who has plenty of push and go
in his makeup
Miss Cutting Cyawning)-So do I; but
] m afraid IN have to get papa to give
you push in order to start You going.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
Houses 4 la Matrimonial.

.T have noticed Nh Driver" said Miss
J. Harper, while on the way to the Hot
Pots from HebeT. that many houses here
through this country seem to have been
abandoned when half completed
Not at all said the driver aiming a
COpiOuS quantity of extract of BOOtjack
a passing stump; you see them feIlers
what IS a-buiIGiu' them houses is EOin'
10 get married. and they're just putin
on a rock during spare moments. Some
If these here houses have been building
long time. They come from long engage
ments, When the boy is ready to leave
the old home ne has his own built Yes,
that's STRAIGHT -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
spend Pleasant Afternoon.

When the eXcursiOnists had untangled
themselves and managed tC pry them
selves loose from the seats Of their re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

attend the funeral services in a BODY,
and floral offerings will be given. The
Grand Army vetsrans also met yeSteT-
day, and the body will be buried under
its auspices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

Miss Gertrude Stolz of San Francisco
wishes piano pupils Beginners and
chiIdran-s harmony q specially Has
studied with representative pupils Of
Harold Bauer CaTrenO and Taper Of
Boston. So Z. Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
KNOW THEM.
CPhiladeInhia Ledger.

philadelphia LedgerO
We know some men who want the earth
But If they could impound 1t.
They'd start to kick for all they're worth,
And want a fence around 1t.