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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30
Un viaje por Espaha
BOHEMIA TRISTE
w.
BOHEMIA TRISTE
Nv.

Fue anoche cuando contemplamos una
bohemia triste, una pena muy grande
v MAJ negra, como dicen graciOsamente
las mujeres andaluzas. Fue anoche cuan-
do conocimos la maldad refnada de cier-
tos hombres. Y anoche fue tambien
cuando pudimos considerar legltimos los
odios humanos, odios que a veces estaFlan
en- justisimas venganzas.
Era q la salida del teatro. Mi amigo,
ansioso de placeres, me invita- a pasar
una noche bohemia; quiere yer bailar
flamenco y escuchar las dulces canciones
de estas Musetas alegres. Ell 10 quiere
y yo tambien. Vanos ALA. Me gusta
este perfume de profana poesia, el pal
pitar soberano de las formas picarescas.
Nuestro guia nos lleva por caminos
que nosotros, en- vista de la Oscuridad
que impera, nos parecen de encantamien-
to. Cruzamos un callej0n medroso, mas
ALA atravesamos I'm portico iluminado
por languida lucesilla. Llamamos timida-
mente; abrese una puerta y penetramos
en- la morada, una triste vivienda de tres
muJeres.
Pedimos bailoteos y cantares, y nos
sirven estos manjares con donaire plea
resco. No hay hombres, pero elias, las
mujeres, Sc acompanan con primor, las
dos j6venes Sc agitan en- gallardas on
dulaciones, v una canta asl, con voz
triste desmayada, desoladamente:
Ell, por haberme engaliado, j..
goza de alegre vivir....
iYo, por amarle, hoy me muero,
mas no acabo de morir!
FL cantar es tristisimo. Revela. un poe.
ma de traiciones amorosas, poema que
parece dibujarse en- la faz palida y en-
los ojos negros de la bella eantadora.
i Mira que ojos!-digo en- voz baja
"a mi amigriQue belleza de mujer y
que tristeza la suya!
i Romantico, sentimental !-me re-
plica, mientras cogido del brazo de la
otra mujer desaparece en- el callej6n,
camino del cafe cercano.
i Vamos tambien nosotros?
-Vamos,- dice la de los ojos de
mirar muy triste. mientras Sc acicala con
arte senoril como una nina educada.
Educada 10 es, y tiene la frescura de
las tempranas edades. Su hablar no es
chOcarrero; suave Sc desliza como un
halago Se Hama Consuelo V parece in
consolable!
-Abrigate- -dicela su madre que la
acompafia.
i -iDejeme! Ojala CORA peligro. ...-
Y despues me dice a mi. simulando ale
gria II Son bromas. j.. .crealo usted!
No son bromas, digo para mi, y al
punto requiero de ella el motive de sus
penas. Y ella entonces empieza una iris
te historic, la narraci6n de SUI amor:
"No es de Oadiz, vino de Sevilla, en-
Cadiz am6 con toda su alma, con esa
passion de los dieciocho amos. Ell le iur6
amor y con promesas la sedujo; pero
era casado Ell infame. All y como nadie
la conocia a ella, nadie la dijo verdad
tan triste. Solo Ia supo al nacer su
hija"
Y al declr este, clamaba iracunda:
i Infame! Y para consolarme decfa-
Y por lltimo, de:laramos de orden del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30
San Juan Octume de
me que la lIevara Al hospicio. Pobre-
cita !. . .nllnca, nunca!

mos en- el care que FtDOSd duIIldCloH' =
dimos unos books de fcerveza, pero Con-
suelo no quiere. Sus ojos miriam a la al
tura, tristes, smuy sentimentales.. Yo
los miro despues y los veo mas tristes,
con refejo de penas; contemplo luego su
faz v la veo palidecer; oigo su voz y me
parece una queja, I'm lamento del alma.
-; Madre. :. .alli esta!-exclama de
pronto levantandose.
Efectivamente, ell mfame Sc encuentra
ALI. Es I'm ser estrafalario y gordinfi6n
como de cuarenta amos; le acompana su
mujer, una tia feucha y gorda y tres
rapazuelos.
i Vamonos me dice debilmente es-
ia palida mujer, esta Museta dolorosa
Salimos del cafe y Ell brillar de la luna
me deslumbra, pero mas me deslumbran
los oios de esta mujer. Caminamos len
tamente. ella mirandome para adlvlnar
mis- pensares yo recreado en- la poesla
de srl espiritu. Y mientras ella me mum
da con su mirar coriiIoso mi coraz0n la
iuzga bien. paloma sorprendida por la
furiosa borrasca.
Entire dice mimosamente.-Ya
estamos en- casa. -.
Entonces observe que esta casa es otra.
Aquella donde Sc bail6 es la vivienda de
la mujer desaparecida con mi amigo.
Esta es limpia y primorosa. A I'm lado
Sc ven delicadas adornos de mujer, ALA
una novhe bohemia; quiere yer bailar
| lle,jos, en- una yentana, luce tembladora
una oliente madreselva. Y cuando miro
todo este con veneraci6n profunda, sien-
to surgir de la cercana estancia una m1-
sica de caricias, y despues un cantico
lamoroso, dulcisimo como un gorjeo.
| rs ella, es La mujer de los ojos negros
que apenas entra derrama s,1 carino ante
la hija amada, una bella criatura de
pocos amos.
i Nena mia. . .cuanto te quiero -
la dice acariciandola tiernamente.-Y
despues para dormirla entona un cantar
que surge de su pecho halagador. Y
mientras roza ell cantar la frente angeli-
ca de la nina que dormita en- la cuna,
.le las miradas de sus ojos, de los negros
ojos lie esta mujer sentimental, parecen
slrgir dos emociones: la emoci6n de su
amor de madre que Sc dilata en- ell can
tar, la emoci6n de su amor temprana-
mente muerto. emoci0n que en- vez de di-
latarse Sc aferra a su pecho, fuerte, muy
fuerte, para empaparse en- suspiros Y
nartirizar su alma 80.
Ha pasado va la media noche. Ell
misterio es profundo. La ciudad va no
rfe como antes; aduermese en- reposo.
Estoy en- ell hotel Abro la ventana de
mi balloon, entra saludarme la algeria
de las flores, un chorro de aromas que
los tiestos cercanos van despidiendO, el
aliento del alma de los claveles. -. Y
creo oir entonces surgiendo de ALA aba
10 Ia misma voz de aquella mujer horri-
blemente engahada, voz que semejaba un
gorjeo al dormir a la pequeiia; aquella
voz que cantaba triste y desmayada,
desoladoramente:
Ell, por haberme engaiado,
goza de alegre vivir....
iYo, por amarle, hoy me muero,
mas no acabo de mOrir!
RonuaJdO REAL.
Cadiz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30

Y por ultimO, declaramos de orden del
Majzem que 4 este ninguna respon.
sabilidad cabe, nj monetarianente. nj
lie Otra manera, por los acontecimien.
tos del Riff, como asi 10 cOmprendera
todo el que sea justo.
Y la paz, etc."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
BOUNTIFUL.
WARD REUNION
| Festival in Honor Of Retiring Bishon
David Stulsor and Councillors.

Festival in Honor Of Retiring Bishon
David Stokcr and Couneclors.
Special Correspondence.
Bountiful Davis Co.. Aprl 1.-yas.
terday, March 81 the people of BouuH-
ful enjoyed gala day. the occasion ba-
ing g. ward reunion iu honor of Che roe
tired bishopric. David Stoker and Coun-
selors Truman II. Barlow and Richard
Stringham. The festivtie- at th. ttb-
ernacle commenced az 10 O'Clock a. rn..
when the BOuntiful brass band disc
coursed lively strains OF music while
the people We're gathering by II
o'clock the building was filed ID lis
capacity and "a program ~ songs.
music. reCitatious ana appropriate
speeches was rendered. Each m.mb Pr
OF the retiring bishopric was hon,r.i
with beautiful. presents as tokens OF
the love and respect Do which the, 8r.
held by the people
While the program was being render
cd large tables I'm the basement of the
building were being spread with the
best in the land and 40 1880 the feast
ing commenced. continuing tan nearly
4 O'Clock. the tables being rafUad gov
eral times. about $50 being seated zach
time
Special attention was given 90 the
aged. carriages being provided to take
them 70 the tabernacle and return them
To their homes
The gardeners are very busy prepay
ing their land and planting seeds. ale
though the work has been held hack
through 50 much snow and rain
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY APRIL 1909

sanford nnd wns favorahlv Impressed
with The town and its utuu'e We VIII
give DO nn extensive wrIte.uu In the
April edition of hiH magazine u1uer
devoted t0 tnc ho0stinu OF colorado.
Tho Sanford Civic Improvement Lsnruc
has submitted to thr uuhNeher4 tHn
mauusoript of u pamphlet dcscribiuu the
san lulF valley and fts resources. a
dozen or moro time half tones of agri-
cultural scenes and o. number OF teFl-
moui1ls FROM leading men WIN pc 90.
tuctiVv features of Che pamphlet Copies
VIII hc sent free tu thousands of people
ODD over tIH west
THE MANY prOulo Twins con- rancho.
round Sanford have formed company
for che purpose OF lnHiUIlur local GOD.
oUhoUe fvatDm. They have already
stretched ca lime between L1 lara and
Sanford
An entertainment was ciNcn ht Ono
public school children iu che Social nuI
.IHst "Wednesday. The YOUNG folks
Drlucod remarkable talent and results of
lnod training The fu'k eouEH of Sis
different uuiInus including tno national
hymn of Japan, SANG bv Tile seventh
and eighth grades. were interesting fel-
IIrHa.
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beautiful addition Co the numerous fine
buiidnrs. rluhtfunv heluncF to thc en-
tofpfiainr David T. Frazer, urnurietor of
the Weekly Prose. who FIRST formulated
the idea OF the citNs needs ln che
amusement line AND wlH LARGELY nFtru-
mental boz promoting the COMPANY and
setting the venture under way and to
completion.
Tho dav before The onCuluc nicht the
children of the town we're riVon r. freo
dance. and So ig estimated that 100 OF
them participated iu the function.
HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED
Another long desired need Boo Che com
mlnIty has been recently supplied. THE
LARGE and beautiful residence of FORMER
pishop Louis w. Harris has been leased
and converted into % hospital hN Dr.
Donald A NJ greUor and Dr CLARK This
win Doe greatly appreciated br the ueo-
pile here.
steps are bolur taken looking t0 tHe
erection NJ a meetInrhousc Tor Tho bcaNa
er East ward. oostug in The neiEhuor-
hood OF g20oo
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KAYSVILLE
Obscanies OF Mrs Nlfrcd ScoGield. a
Young Matron OF 81.

Special Correspondence.
Kaysyine. Davis Co.. March 8l.-rhe
funeral OF Mrs Emma Duke Scofheld,
wife Of Alfred Scoffeld who passed
away Sunday, March 2S. after a. short
Illness, was held i'm the Westinghouse
today A few days previous 90 her
death a baby girl was born 20 her She
Is the mother Of six children.
Glowing tributes were paid to her as
a faithful saint, wife and mother by the
following speakers: Elders Nathan
Reeves. James Dunn, Bishop D. u.
Layton Of layton. Bishop II. f. Blood.
Patriarch J. X. Iinford. Jas Criddlc and
G.. Burton. Jr. Music was furnished by
the choir. and "a solo was sung by Mrs.
Mamie Thompson. Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere" The floral tributes were
many and beautiful
Mrs. scoffleld was born March %
1874. I'm nottingham. England. making
her 80 years old lacking one day. She
Joined the Church I'm her native coun-
try and emigrated TO Utah an 1894 She
lived IN salt lake city Tor three years
and IN 1897 married Mr.. Scofheld and
moved 70 Kaysville. where she has since
resided beloved by an who knew her
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CIRCLEVILLE.
Nauvoo Veteran and Utah Pioneer
Closes HOuOrcd Career.

special correspondence
CirclevHle, Piute Co.,. March 81 The
funeral OF Mrs Sarah h. Beehc. Of
this place. was held here this after
noon. She died at her sons home I'm
Junction two days ago The remains
will be- taken 20 Kanab to- burial. ac-
COrding Co her request as her hus-
band was buried there some years
ago. Mrs. Boebc was born in 1925
Joined tho church of Jesuo Christ OF
Lster-day Saints in 1884 suffered the
prosecutions of the saints and with her
father Mr.. Loose, came 20 Utah Ono
1877 she has been true 90 her con-
ylctiOus She was personally acQuaiut-
ed with the Prophet Joseph Smith.
The speakers al the services We're
Elders WIN. 4. Stewart jos. Meeks.
John Westwood and Bishop j. T.. PEE
terson, Words OF comfort. sympathy
encouragement and OF praise for the
beautiful life OF the departed were Of
fcred.
Last week Mr. Preston Msnser and
Viola Lewis were married at the county
clerks office The a.. g. l.. club gave
them a bundle shower Friday night
Their many friends wish the Young
couple long and happy lifa
Planting time has come at last The
h7s been "a very long cold and stormy
WINTER and farmers expect t0 have
plenty of water the coming season.
a great deal of snow is vet lu the
mountains. and the weather Is not yet
very warm
sunday School Superintendent D. "
Samuols0n rendered Dis resignation.
and Martin g. Dalton was selected in
bis stead. with John Buck'or and Mics
AddIe Gottfrcdson as assistants.
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This is One of the 4O,366

Testimonials received in years England farmers
home and twenty miles from large obliged de-
pend largely family medicines keep hand all
First and Foremost among them Hoods Sapapanl which
have always found friend helper
fully from dyspepsia finding relief Hoods Sarsapaua
positive help and when had used bottles better than
for years. 7 have found Hoods SarsapaiIa
"A Great Spring Medicine build when strength
needed to create appetite and short regulate the whole system
have lately been taking Ssaabs which end convenient easy and
also beneficial" Mrs. p. l.. Berry, West Troy, Ne
Hoods Sasapala combines the remedial values o.
20 different ingredients each greatly strengthened by
peculiar combination.
Begin taking Hoods sanpara today. Get it in liquid
form in choad tablets Sarsaabs 100
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BRIGHAM CITY.
-FOUR COUPLES WED.

Bank Cashier lIalyorscn Rcsiens-
Clarence Stourcr ct willard Hurt
Special ospoudencc.
Brigham CitV AnrI 2.-Tbo follow
ing young people from Brigham city
were married Boo the Salt Lake temple
IdSL Wednesday
Frank W. Earl ana Miss Sophia John
SON OF the First ward
Henry J.. Thorn of Perry and Miss
oneta Johnson Of tho First ward.
Elmer pcmers of the Second and
Miss Edna Andersen Of the First ward.
Chauncy Nichols SON OF the late
Bishop Alvin Nichols and Miss Eva
Pearse. sister of Dr. r. A. peareo of
tnis city were married at Ogden last
Monday. Judge Murphy officiating
IN THE JUSTICES COURT.
Last Monday vs.. D. Jensen uieso
guilty To- the charge of striking "a city
officer judge Enudson fined him
500. The same day Judge B1wriug
taxed Robert Wilson $40 for allowing
persons in hIs saloon after ~ o'clock
p. ul
Prof Levi Il Young of the a.. of a..
was the Instructor at the teachers iu-
-titutc held In this city ust saturday.
During the week baby girls came to
gladden. the hearts OF Mr. and Mrs
IH..s.... ..f...
1.+'..'.. ',"' QUIZ. Ian
g ~ ,."o vi r., o. w l+i'it'
'i.' N'i '' 'i. "Ii" Mi7. Heiil N'l-
'-'. ,.,..,.,.. .........-
IAl-Nr III. N''lbt-N Do
Clarence -fauffer 81 wanna. man. fr.,,,
Willard. met v.ifb ann accident "a mar
place Thursday morning rs Was go-
ing I'd the farm fo v0orlg ,-bap M fro
railroad erossino fine Nfgl.,5 ,,i,',.j t,.,,,,
MAS fbars. ir .r4., g., .,,... 49,. h.
.lip,r.d lf, bef,..c, ~. o,,. o., ,..t
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et.rfr.r,s f,,t ,..t,t-L ~,
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-, w., IN, " "t" ''oN nun 10 p'
t ,.,.,' ~, ,,g'y HJ wa 'aN'h '' '"e
''' nv, ''' .'1il,e
-, '5,lil Voc -'n ll ,ue iuitq ware
'i'IS euu suuy night IN
n".-Dl l' r,luoIN ~ norman Lee ana
lil -. ,'y,N VINO WI cave Ih a
INV, gS7 I., '' e,, MISSION l.,.i 20 europe.
5,ii... ,i2's N.'- I..lel WIN LelalNes and
4lly"N7' t''2 program was rendered
aIlu /. ''g5N wa. gwen e''h oi tne de-
-. ''' s.Ig,s' '.al WI pay ueIr rare
'''''' ''' s""'" '''F 10 Liverpool
RANK ,Asr41-p ppsr,,>-e
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BEAVER.


special CORRESPONDENCE.
Beaver Beaver Co.,. Aurl 5-The most
brilliant social unWr which has ever
occurred In he history 81 Beaver took
place 0u One -ud Inat, when tho new
opera house HUH formally ouCued lu the
puhII. THo building Is nue structure.
huIIt of IufH. tnr 'front.' ia of artIsucal-
M OuI stone making heauff uI uddI-
tiUn fu tHe uuWine town The house
s INNH f"rt ana Dee spaNuE capacity
Del IHN IIIr was demonstrated uuou
iur ouruIue nlEht when fIllF 1910 ueo-
DIE wore IH attendance. ataI leaving room
fuT Cine dancers IN Dr. tNuelleuuY well
lighted uE electricity
Thr opruiur ras complete success
tut Fraud march HElur place an $3.50
rIs music far which was furnished bv
tIe ITHse band nf Is pieces ON Che
uHYera beue boys of the community
aud who arc makIug creditable progress
under thc lcaderHhlp of Wilforf Robins
fon. also native ri Beaver The band
boys were rcsuirulcui lu their new uni-
forms recently purchased
Ihe music for Che ball was furnialcd
hy ono nlohncld orchestra.
Tho credit for the construction of This
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
EPHRAIM.
Death of Mrs. Chas. .Iensen--Iittle
Child Injured.

Special Correspondence
Ephraium. Sanpete Co.. April -
Mrs. Charles Jensen died in Idaho
Wednesday morning. Mrs and Mrs
Jensen and family have been living
Ia Idaho rir number Of years. but
their former home was IN this city.
and the remains of Mrs Jensen ~ e
be brought here for burial MIS-. Jeu-
sen was "a highly esteemed lady. and
was loved by am who knew her for
her cheerful disposition. She leaves a
husband and seven children, besides
parents and relatives
Mrs. James B. Jensen stepped on "A
rusty nail which penetrated her foot
with the result that blood poison set
in and she Is unable 90 walk
The little child OF Mr and Mrs.
Henry Peterson met with a serious
accident while playing with scissors
Wednesday The child's eye was i'm
Jured but IL is thought that by care
full treatment the sight will be saved
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LAYTON.

Mrs Hcnr, ElHs Succumb- to Long
Illness.
Layton. Davis Co.. April o After s
long illness Mrs Harriet EUe wife OF
Henry Ellis. died here today of .au.er.
Deceased was born BOO I.rm ughlr.
England. and came to Utah 24 years
ago. Her husband. TWO sons and two
daughters survive her.
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IIpsy 90 this place who was later ro-
leased on bonds OBJ await a lo1rng 1n
the charge of attempted murder lie De-
suspected of the assault as o long
standing faul has existed between him
ana shcnleId.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
SANFORD COLO.

Boosting san Iuis AalicS--srhool En-
tartainment--IOcnl Telephone lime
special Correspondence.
sanford. Conejos CO. Colo. April a.
Iha edition 0l ROCKY Mountain re.
sources Mo- ~ D. skaEga of Colorado
spriuga. spent sunday ana Monday inl
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COWLEY, WYOMING.
DEATH or JAMES y. WEIGH
Ovcrtakcn by PARALYSIS In Prime Of
Iif,,-Intcresting Visitor

snlINi"AHI N.'I IIhA'iANANANs
Cowley Wyo. April ga very sad
death occWed here this morning ln
the person OF Elder James H. Welch
son of Thomas II. o.. WEIGH Of Nor
gan, Utah The cause OF death was
par8lytic stroke
Elder WEIGH came from Morgan four
years ego and settled In CoWlcy lie
o. brother of Charles A. WEIGH 4
this place The death is doubly sad
ON account of BE- being the third death
Boo the family inside of nine months.
they having Iost an infant babe ANA
au Us year old daughter within that
time. He leaves "a widow and eight
living children lle was faithful ull
the dnys of his NE iu every calling
and was stricken while driving DIS
wife 90 Visit the Primary association
of tho stake he was born Nov 12.
1862. lu Morgan county Utah. whore
Doc lived until his coming To- the Big
INTERESTING VISITOR.
A very interesting visitor spent a
few days at CoYIoN recently m the
person off Peter IS. Morrison. who 10
gG yc1r OLD ME first vote was cast
for Andrew Jackson for president OF
the United states. When boy he
Smith. tho father of fnc prophet Was
wen acquainted with inc latter and
witnessed hls mariyrdOm al Carthage
Jain Elder Charles A. WEIGH obtained
bis statement iu writing as 10 events
connected with the life OF the prophet
Io never Identified himself with the
church though hls sister married
Mormon puF.acher by the uamo of
Norman j. Leonard Mr. Morrison b.
quite active Tor gG years Old and Is
taking uu a homestead under tha
government canal in this county
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SroRK WORKING OVERTIME
Funeral of Russell Simp-on-iiome
From Mission Efcld-News Notes.

\
From Mission Field-Ncws Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. April 3.-The funeral
OF Russell simpson the iQ-yeaf-old SON
of Mr. and Mrs j. ID simpson. was
held today at the North ward meeting
house. lie was victim OF la grippe.
Airs Alvin Alfred of Spring o1ty uu-
larvent am operation ut the hands of
local physicians t1r cancer The pa
tieut DIS doing remarkably we'll
A doclanatory contest given Tues
day evening by She Wa1tCh academy
students. The first prize was won by
Miss Pauline Fuller.
VISIT or THE srORK.
Born. 20 the wife of Peter Larsen. o.
SON. To- the wife of Henry Hansen of
Spring city a daughter March %. 20
tho wife oft Charles Nelson OF Spring
city. a. son. March 30; TO the wife of
Warren Alfred. also OF Spring CITY, "a
daughter. March 80; Mt Pleasant
births. 90 the wife OF Byron Carter a
SON. March %. to the wife of Louis
Jensen. a. daughter March 30, To- tho
wife Of Niels Johanseu, % daughter
March 2N. Co Mrs McCowb 90 SON,
March 2S. to the wife OF william Han
SEN. a son. April I. TO the wife OF
Rjthu Jensen Christensen. April p. twin
girls-the father Joseph Christensen. lis
now on a mission TO Sweden. 90 the
wife OF Jos. Gariich, Jr. OF Fa|ryiew, a
boy. March g.
sven Jensen OF Spring city who has
been two years iu Denmark ON WIs-
sion. returned this week
Henry J. Accord. who came home ON
some business from Montana where he
was doing missionary labor has zee
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SOS ORGANS s4s5O.

Few days only
CIAYrON-DAYNEs MUSIC co.
109 south Main.
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LEVAN.
SHOCKING NcCIDENr


Special Correspondence.
Leyan. Juab CO.. April "a shocking
accident occurred hcre Thursday April
Z. when Wallace Peterson. the la-}.ar-
old SON of Mr. and AIRS o.. ~ Potter
gou. was instantly Killed Young Wall
lars was ON hls way home fr0m school
when Dee mot the traction engine and
ono pHr of the Robinson Plaster Co.,
BE tried t1 board the engine. which
WAS moving slowly. hut missed h.s bod
ana fel in front uf the car which
passed over hIs body killing hIm inc
stau0y
Funeral services. which Wrre preside
cl oEar hy bishop j. d. Taylor urfe
held in thc ward mcetuEh'us. today
Tho speakers were Elders j. ~ DId ni
the stake presidency and j ~. Oura-
t.usen. principal of the district schools
Tho father. mother brother and Four
sisters have thp heartfelt sympathy of
Tine community
Tho work 900 the noN meetnFhouse IH
progressing nicely. m De- oNpe'ted ip
De- finished by tho latter part ui july.
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