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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
GUNNERS QUALIFY
At sharpshooters Union Tournament
&C. Hefner Makes High Gun
With sc Scores in Second
Days Events.

Milwaukee, July 2G.-ln the second
days events of the Central Sharp
shooters Union tournament the fellow.
ing were qualifers in the $50 point
shoot.
A. G. Bargilf OF Highland, H.: VIM.
Finger, of Milwaukee; Davis Stree
of Milwaukee; J. f. Babsteds. of Da.
venport. Iowa; A. J. Wesli. Of Mil.
waukee; Louisville Koch, of Highland
H.. and j. f. Scherbony, OF Monti-
cello.
In the union target shoot G.. Hof-
ner made the high gun. with &C scores.
n. URsicker was second, with 81
points.
IN the stitch target shot c. ".
Bauer had the best score Of three
hits out Of three chances.
The team contest, the principal
event in the tournament today was
won b. the Milwaukee squad. with a
scere OF 1925 points. New GlariHs
was second with 1910 points. The
shoot closes tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
DETROIT RACERS
MAKE FAST TINE
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE
BARON GRAFTON WIN FROM
ANGUS POINTER.
ONE OF GEER'S DRIVES
Responsible for Fastest Race Mile ef
Year, Winning BY a Head
Shaugran Wins Chamber OF
Commerce Consolation.

/ De roit. Mich. July 2G,--Five thou
Island people al the Crosse Point track
this afternoon saw the fastest race
mile Of the year Ill the first heat of
ithe free for all pace when BArra
iGiattcn, after one of the famors
lGeeFs drives, beat Angus Pointer hy
head The first quarter was made
n 20, The half in l.0Uia with Ang
Pointer leading Grattan trailea u
the stretch where GeeYs set hin
Going In splendid manner at d tvs
minute gait, overhauled Angrs
Pointer. The second heat was rope.
titlon ii slower time and iii Ire t,,irf
Angus Pointer tried To win fgom sec-
2nd position but Baron Grattaa
stepped away. Angus Pointer had
even money over the field.
The 2:0S trot showed Lillian r., the
sensation at he close Of the 1906 SEA.
F'hs " " 't Hllt ~ lle. Inc Cn04Ce
vas even ana In the first heat Lii
lian r. troted so Tast that She made
hose in frort break, winning handllY.
Shaupran w1n The Chamber OF Com
nerce consolation in straight he Ii
Without a great deal of trouble. Dan
\, he favorite was unable 10 measure
strides with him
The free for all pace for 81 500 Hal
foHr starters
Baron Grattan, |. /. 1.
Angus Pointer 2. 2, q.
Argo Boy, Z. q, 8.
The 2.l5 trot for $1,000 had ~
starters.
Lolita formerly Lady Thlst'el i.
| l.
Time, 2;09h
The 2:13 pace for the Chamber Of
Commerce Consolation OF si,00 had
TX star ers.
shaugran. l, |. /.
Dan s., 4, 0. 2.
Billy Seal 2. 2, 8.
Time, 2:0Sh.
The POS trot for $1,000 had SIX
tarters.
Lillian r., |, |. !.
Turley. 2. 2, 3.
Charley Beden 6, 3, Q
Time 2.0S4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
FlENDs IN NEW YORK.
Seventeen Lite Girls Assaulted
Within Thirty Days--Police Are
PoWerless to Stop 1t.

| New York. Jsly 26.u~1'9 the seeies
girls which have happened daily Of
late and have exasperated the police
and put the parents in the outlying
districts in an ugly mood, were added
today the cases of Virginia Barish,
age years. and Annie Falkoweko,
age 5 wears Police Commissioner
Bingham has been driven to explain
that his army of policemen is INSULT
cient to cope with the particular
species of degeneracy. He has
warned parents not TO allow the little
ones TO wander in the streets.
The third case today. Dennis
O'Shea, of Harlem, heard the screams
OF his infant daughter and promptly
beat Jacob Neuman, age 50 years,
into unconsciousness. Neuman was
removed 10 Bellevue hospital
Within so days II cases of assault
have been reported to the police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
THIRD CANDIDATE
FOR SECRf TARY
JOHN j. BROWN, OF vANDALlA,
WILL CONTEST REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION. WITH Jas A..
Special to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield, H., July 26.-Hon. Joh-
j. Brown, of Vandalia. was a callel
IN Governor Deneen today and mad,
the following statement to members
of the press.
Il am a candidate for the Republi
can nomination for secretary Of state
and will make formal announcement
next Monday"
This makes three avowed candidates
for this office, the others being Sec,
rotary of State Rose, of Pope county,
and WI Scott Cowan, of Carroll coun-
~. chief grain inspector at Chicago.
John j. Brown is past grand master
of the Illinois Odd Fellows, and past
grand chancellor of the Knights OF
Pythias OF Illinois. He was formerly
a member of the house of representa-
tiyes of the Illinois legislature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
JACK THE R|PP[R
OOtSBL00OY WORK
SERIES or HORRIBLE CRIMES
UPON YOUNG CHILDREN IN
GERMAN CAPITAL.
ONE DEAD; ONE DY NC
Third Dangerously Weunded--Popu.
Lace Storm Police Station to
Lynch Suspect Under Arrest
Police Draw Swords.

Berlin, July Pa series of cold
Hooded crime, singularly resembling
the "Jack-the-Ripper" murders Int
for the fact that instead of women
the victims were little girls was FOL.
lowed by one of them this af efnoon
almost in the center of the city. has
aroused intense excitement The fs
Fassin successfully eaticed three
girls, babies, the Oldest oaly five. into
doorways and stabbed them in the
abdomen. One child is dead, another
DYING, the hira dangerously wounded
The first knowledge Of the crimes
committed came when an occupant of
a house at Ryke and Bedford streets
found the body Of Ma. garatie Prawitz,
four years old in a doorway, bathed
in blood, the bowels protruding and
the lower part of the body horribly
gashed This was reported to III
police who were about to investigate
when reports came that Bertha
Lenst, three years old, and ELY Knis.
pei five years old, had been found
outraged.
A man was arrested who tailed
somewhat with The indefinite degrp-
ion given by he children, ard W
aiken 70 the police station. A crowd
outside of the station, believing him
Q be the murderer. attempted to |
ynch him and the police drew swords. |
Phe people then attempted to storm !
ne station, when the prisoner was
emoved to central station.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
.SW|MM|NCR[CORD
Made at the Jamestown Exposton
Aquatic Events N Fifty Yard
contest-Reeord Broken.

N0rfold. Va. July 2s.-The features
u the aquatic events today a. ihs
jamestown exposition were the
breaking Of the worlds record Tor
fifty yards by c. n. Danie's. Of Neg
York. and the dead beet between c. C.
Mensel Of Yale. and Geo Gardz B. q
the Chicago Afhelet.e association II
the $50 yards jnnier contest Dzn;eis
swan fifty yards IN a.e6 - Il. =
Handy. Of Chicago. easily wa he
nile race. also the szo yards seaior
breast stroke race.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
CUNNING SIREN,
TAINTED BLOOD
SENSATIONAL CHARGES MADE BY
PEN SION Commissioners
WARNER AGAINST HIS STEP
MOTHER AT CLINTON, ILL.

Clinton, ILL.,. July 2G.--"Tslnte'
blood which Pension COMMISSIONS
Warner charged courses in the vein:
iof his step mother, Mrs. Isabella Rob
inson Warner, was made The subject
lof final arguments in the noted War.
Iner-Wil) case lbeiore Great fudge
Cochran today,
Tho white-haired widow who ID
making q fight to get a dover share
OF the wealth Of J5hn Warner, agere
eating $1,500,000, was IN court with
her two daughters Mrs. Minnie Har.
rison Metiler, Of Chicago. AMI Mrs.
Arabella Warner Bell, Of Clinton.
They listened attentiyely to Attorney
Fuller who made argument in behalf
of Commissioner Warner. who II
seeking to prevent the step.mother
FRI m breaking the fathers will. AZ.
torney Fuller painted Mrs. Warner as
q cenning siren, daughter Of poor
who had drawn into her
neshes John Warner, the banker
All the evidence, Fuller insisted
showed that Isabella Robinson had
planned a hasty marriage, that she
did no. allow him TO see her family
for more than an hour on the day Of
her marriage May 20, 1874.
Mrs. Warner emphatcally says her
father is white She signed. she says
! pre-nuptial agreement waving her
lower only after the aged banker dc.
,eiyed her about the value Of his
estate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
AT WRECK INQUEST
Inspector Smith of Interstate Con
merce Commission makes criti-
cism-objects to Presence OF
General Officers.

Mortified, Mich, July 2G.-F. e
Smi h. inspector for the interstate
Commerce Commission, was an inter
ested witness today in the Pere Mar
queite Salem wreck inquest. Smith
made a semiofficial trip to Mortified,
and is expected to be present again
when tho inquest is resumed Wednes-
day. the inspector criticiser the in
quest. insisting that the general off
GERS of the Pere Marquette should
not be present while the subordinates
are giving testimony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
TURK|CH SPIES
Killed Armenian Rug Merchant, Says
Former Treasurer Of Hunchakist
Soeiety-5lsmes Turkish
Government.

New York. Julyt 2G.-Rev. BeTen
Mar ogessian. once treasurer II
~ nchakist the Armenian society.
which has fallen from the high estate
of patriotism to biackmail today told
the district attorney tina the present
.cf assassins vas in fact inspired by
reputable Armenians against a lall
of assassinsf was in fact inspired by
the Turkish government whose hiTs
spies systems ically sought to do
credit the patriotic Armenians in this
country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
M'KEOWN IS
THE RIGHT MAN
CAUGHT IN BAKERSFIELD, CAL,
is WANTED IN WEBSTER CITY,
IOWA. FOR ARSON AND EN-
BEZZLEMENT.

bakersfield. Cal. July 2s.-George
McKeown. who was arrested here last
night on advices from Webster City
Iowa. On the charges Of arson and EN-
bezzlemeIt. admitted in the county
jail today that he is the man the Iowa
authorities name In Webster City he
was manager Of the Northwestern
Felt Shoe company. He denies that
he embezzled any Of the company
funds a that he is responsible for the
IRE which destroyed the factory He
says that he is anxious to return to
Iowa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
JACOBS WINS sEMI-FINALs.

Madison. Wis. July 2s.-Geoige
Hewitt the Oshkosh state golf cham
pion. uas defeated this afternoon in
the semi-nnals by Frank A. Ja-ol s.
% Madison. Al-heller Of Janesville
DO defeated l. T. Boyd OF MilwaH-
kee. vii BE- Tire other fnalisi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
knowlsso. and Relation.

s little philosophy inclineth mans
nind to atheism. but depth In phiIo-
sorhy bIingeth mems minds about to
asllgiUs bacon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

zig Metropolitan Park.
The r1als. paths and walks Of Cen
tral PARK, Nex YORK, are ~ miles
ioaS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

Batteries-Lundgren, Pfeister, Dur
ban and Moran; Lindaman. Dorner and
Needham
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National I-eaau

Chicago, July 90 Boston won in
fard hitting and poor fielding game.
II n r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

St, is July 26.-Thel ocals won
ont in an errorles and interesting
game
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
Pubic Suspicion Aroused.

The sudden death Of Mrs. Magill.
re departure Of Magill and Miss Ora
lam from Clinton and the news re-
eeived Of their early marriage caused
10 end Of gossip in their home town.
The pressure Of public opirion be
came 50 strong that the states atio--
@ey felt forced to take radical action.
he ordered an Investigation - be
made into the Circumstances of Mrs
Magills death and in the meantime
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

Cincinnati, July 2G.-Cinclnnati and
New York game postponed by agree
ment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

Pittsburs and Philadelphia Wet
grounds, no game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

Concluded on Second PAse)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

atterles-Newton. Hogg and Thorn
as; Rhoades and Bemis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

CcOncluded On 1nir assJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

The ADVERTISER who says what
re doesn't hsIieys viii find the cub.
~ doesn't Eeliey- what he says.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
Second Game.
American Association.

Thielman and Clark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

eiers without any eject OF unity. Think
uf destroying the Roman forum ana lnt
ancient temples Tor mere DECORATIVE
purposes n w1ds me Indignant, lhls
remark of course. said Miss bdhco'h.
"uut- me forever out of the pale Of pa-
MI iudulgruoo-blt then there have
been other martyrs to conviction
POMpEuAN MUSEUM.
Al Naples Miss Babcock found special
interest Boo the Pompeiian Museum
which contains the most Of the treas
ures taken from the buried city She
states that partial effort is being
made 10 restore the city 10 somethin
like its former appearance. lawns being
cultivated and statues set about them
iu the enclosure She made the ascent
of Nesugiug but warns an Utah trav-
oilers against putting themselves into
the hands of thc Cook tourist people.
cone can do ae well Tor himself as the
cuilc-f0r he shows and tells
YOU nothing but what you can
see and read about for yourself I'm the
UIedpEor The Utah girls went from
Italy 10 switzerland. enjoying nature
for natures sake alone, after their
strenuous experience IN the art gal
.lries, and then to Germany. cold
Heidelberg being among the places
visited and furnishing "a score Of unique
is Hcidelburg-old delburg-indecd,
with an JUS ancient customs in full
blow.
UuelIng goes on as OF yore. stu
dents honors being counted by his
scars. TO help these out some Of the
more ambitious competitors rub salt i'm
70 the wounds that they may heal more
hile0uslv. SO that some of the faces
have AN enViable demoniac aspect Miss
B1hcock saw the prison I'm which the
students are incarcerated FOR any
breach OF conduct, and describes the
walls. doors floors, aud furniture OF
| the place covered with photographs
| autographs and literary efforts Of the
/ different occupants. the photograph
| placed there by themselves by means
/ of putty while rhymes and prose lines
! recitc tho several causes OF individual
| Imprisonment, one Of them telling b.
verse that his offeuse was the taking OF
"a fender from car and then giving
/ its number and the name OF the couduc
/ tor Co be held as things of special exc
! Grafton and vengeance boy future stu
! dents. Civu law cannot touch the stu
! dents. they are dealt with solely by au
/ thorlties of the university. and whel
am offense Is committed, the aggresso
! g. asked at what time Do viii be cor
] voulcut for him 10 suffer imprisonment
| the period being solely question %
/ personal choice. once UodIcciatcd, 70,
ls allowed his own bedding, beer foo,
| OF any other luxury his friends may
wish 10 supply; and imprisonment ol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Eahoo.N. sent So to- her mother. airs.
Susa ". Gates. through whose courtesy
90 is reproduced in the "NeWs. AM
other mgmeuto secured by Miss Gates
was d Ticce of the famous WiloWWare
porcelain also iu the possession of Mrs.
Gates.
a visit was made to Leicester. whose
mayor. the Hon. Mr.. Bruce is tela.
tive OF Miss Gates Mrs Bruce being "a
sister q Jacob Gates mother. Here
they were fatal and entertained royal
ly rcturniuE measure for measure, by
the way. with their own different gifts.
and am unique souvenir of ramem-
brance was SEN, by the mayor to Mrs.
Gates. in tho way of q genuine English
plum cake and q bottle of champagne
which made their way in Miss BABE
cocks steamer trunk across the Atlan-
tic. Miss Gates broke the trio in Lon
don. and went back to- hor musical
studies in Berlin while Miss BabcoCk
and Miss Knudgon went ON o. Liver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

- HERE are tourists and tourists.
Some of them see America first
and Europe Africa and One oth-
crs after. and return with bird
eve impressions and experiences that
could be- put into detail ou % dollar
piece. and others with material to hl
volumes o. time were taken Jo put them
into indclible fluid.
Miss Maud May BahCouk ls home
from am 1s-mouths' absence spent lu
Philadelphia. Boston and New YORK ou
this side and The principal cities or
two continents on the other, and TO her
have Inevitably happened the best
things cf the globe mentally and other
wise. They began with tle eastern
trip and then in January Miss Eaocuck.
in company with Miss LyIia knudson
sailed for Europe landing at Funch1l
Madeira e. Portuguese island. which
Miss BabcoCk describe as the most
charming place ON the glubc-a remark
which from "a Ctahu means something.
The two companions toured the urinci-
pal cities of Spain and crossed the
Gibraltar Straits 20 TauE.ers, which
she describes as quite the u1>l'daest
place on any continent
Mgiers she thinks delightful cspe-
cially as there they We're au psrWlltcu
to enter the Mohammelau mosques ana
witness the sacred rites prayers au1
ceremonies Of the oriental Worsh.ppera
At this place Utah came near losing
her chief eloCutiOnist The AIg rilu
port b. known as one of the most liI-
cult of entrance and when the little
cruiser upOn which the tourists We're
embarked neared the place storm OF
wind. rain sleet and fog set in making
its approach doubly perilous. All at
once IN the darkness was heard ter
rife blast from a fog horn; then great
connection ON shlpboard. ana lu am joe
slant a huge steamer shot past mlss-
ing the frail craft by "a few inches.
Had there been "a collision. none would
have been left on the smaller boat to
tell the tale. but the memory OF ihe
Columbia disaster paints the story.
THROUGH ITALY.
From Algiers the two girls Travelled
through Italy. visiting Genoa. Naples.
Venice. Rome Pisa aud thoroughly
revelling iu the art treasures OF the
italian cities Miss BIbelck had but
one complaint Go Wake-that the fa-
NOUS ancient heather structures had
been vandalizcd for tho construction of
the Christian churches
You don't see the grand old ruins
YOU expect to see.' she said. 'hut sim-
ply bricks ana rubbish without amy
marble. frcscocs nr anything SOU ought
10 See" These have been taken tu help
out the churches and around Don au of
them are motley collections of pIl-
lars ana other things. of different dee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

| stitution r. worthy Of thcm-heing ihe
national school of defamation.
RECRuIrs FOR STAGE
n o. from the ROYAL Conservatoire
that the great theatcrs both ~ t1o
capital ana az the provinces are l'
cruitei: managers come from ulI ol
them Co see the work Of the students
and select Tor their special casts Mi.
BabcocN relates that tha mAnaF DO
the Odpon ThcatCr once criticized some
piece uf expression made by % stul'', .,
but was promptly corrected h} ,N'
class professor who explained to I'D p,
the special cnfpu bv which ehH hud
acted. and the young girls nt"pit'',
ton held. rhcater mauagers do n'l
dictate methods to their eaets it i1'F
do in America. 400 is done hF tnr CONE
terNHtpire ideals and thc Wou.l-U.
uovatoe would lind himself iah"U.i ~
that great Institution should Dr.. seek
tu force person ID conviction .t'I'.
The standards of Frances best altela
PROF" SARAH uERNHhRpT
Mise Babcock says that rernhatii
is tho only woman admitted io lN,
rank OF professor ia the academy. anu
she hears her hOuOrs roglI}. du t'-
tail is done through hes secretary.
while her own work consists SOLELY 20
hearing and criticisms heI classes l'
secretary also acts us envoy Boo matt pa
OF introduction. etc.. and DO Was ny
him that Miss Eobcock was presented
personally To- tine great actress.
DICKENS RELIC.
At Berlin Miss Bahcock and Mis-
Knudson were Joined hv Miss Emma
Lucy Gates and together tn' thl''
Utah airls did" Holland. enjoying d
delightful trip From there they Wcht
to London. taking ip the chief sights
OF Englands great capital Among
their many quests was the odd 'ufl-
osity shop" and 30 was after strenu'
Gus search that they found thcir way
TO the memorable spot ImmortaIlzed nF
Dickens-and only just in time. The
entire contents were being SOLD out
preparatory To- tearing the place down.
and they were appropriately grateful
FOR sight Of the historic place before
its demolition. They were shown the
Dickens room. now almost entirely de-
nuded. and were amazed when the old
man bon attendance took from a rusty
portfolio a picture which he declared
TO be- The last original water color
sketch made for the Cruikshank draw
ings. rapresentpR the Major Buzfuzz
OF PickwiCk papers as De is seen IN the
story Miss Gates happily. was able
10 secure this sketch ana by Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
*1'
THE DICKENS ROOM IN THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.

pool Here thcy had a delightful WISH
with President ana Mrs. Penrose, who
dil au that was possible for their en-
tertaiumcnt Miss BabcOck says that
ON all hands both I'm England ana M
the missions of the continent she heard
complimentary expressions for the ei-
fcctivs work accomplished by President
Penruse and also Of satisfaction ana
pleasure at his presence From Liver
pool they came direct home. arriving
boz salt Lake this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Is a violent Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane OF the wind pipe, which somc-
Times extends TO the larynN and brou-
chisl tubes. and is one 81 the most dan
reruus diseases Of children. II almost
always comes on On the night Give fire.
9uenf small doses OF Billiards. Horehound
Syrup aud apply Billiards. Snow Linimont
cStoruallv TO the throat. 25C. zoe and 500.
Sold by u C. NJ l. Drug Dept, il2 ana
Ua south Main 81. Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
LID S. UNIVERSITY

We have your Text Books ENnr.u.
our Price List
We have the largest and best variefv
of school stationery I'm the state.
we welcome the students of AN tb.
schools of the city and will give thofr
wants our special attention.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
We have your Text Books ENlnino
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
now no AvOID ApPENpICIrI.

Most victims of append cits CON-. tU...
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Che whole l- ,'N-'' ,'..t,,, a., tf,tg.,
privilege. ino., 4-.~i9. bcr, go
berg thhi ,t,+..r. yes,s ,,8
ducls ron l"' .',. ,,ot,.g tre,,
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onco or prctDrtl.. a.l''N '''''' "' '"o
distribution 'I d''.''
RARE PRIVILEGE.
Miss Eab,uUk spent ,hree months in
Paris and here nta nor niHntf exc
uerf.rss. DO came fUrHugh Cd l'ttcr fur
uIahrd by Gov DuH.r t1 The American
ambassador which procured her adj
mission fo tho HUrlI 'un-nrNatoiro De
D..I4u.atiou. % privilege 500 rare 60 for
.ipnere as t0 bring forth expressions of
genuine French excitement from the
uersonlre who NrHt. DEER beer letter OF
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Mems underwear for fall

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garment
A line we particularly desire you TO see is
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B. and ~ collars 25c Arrow rand collars 1Jc
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