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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27
BLACKMA|L TRIAL
WILL OPEN TODAY

Cincinnati Ohio. Dec. 26,-Charged
with having received stolen money
and with blaclImail, Mrs. Jeanette
Stewart-Ford will be placed on trial
tomorrow.
Charles L. Warriner. convicted
treasurer OF the Big Four Railroad
company. in whose accounts there
was shortage of S643,OOO, is TO be
the star witness. Warriner last We'd
nesday pleaded guilty and was SEN
tonced TO six years in the peniten-
tiary on a charge of embezzlement.
He had Christmas dinner in cell i'll
the county jail, his entrance into the
prison at Columbus being deferred TO
permit him to be used as a witness
In the trial of the two indictments
against Mrs. Stewart-Ford
Mrs. Stewart-Ford. both individual
ly and through her counsel, has an
nounced that she will fight to the
limit the indictments against her.
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GIVES REST CURE"
TO BUSINESS DEALS

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 26,-"Whd
the United States >,eeds most OF all
Just now is to give business a rest
cure. Let up on this agitation. and
do more work and less talking in try
ing to solve the great economic ques-
tions The rest cure is the thing.
James ]. Hill, chairman OF the
board of directors of the Great North"
ern Railway company, who is In the
Northwest with Howard Elliott, presl-
dent of the Northern Pacific Railway
company, and Darius Miller. first Vice
president Of the Burlington system,
suggested the foregoing remedy after
diagnosing the country's ailments. Mr.
Hill came TO Spokane for a conference
with Jay p Graves. president OF the
Spokane & Inland Empire Electric
Railway system, in which he recently
acquired a controlling interest. He
added.
The people, not capital make the
country advance, but capital must DC
employed TO keep the people at some
occupation. When workers curtail the
profit of capital then the country Will
face a serious condition. ] do not say
this will happen, but ! do say that
we must work to ward of even the
probability of facing a situation oil
this kind. The way TO do this Is to
keep the people employed. Give them
occupation, and the Northwest can
help nightly to do 1t at the present
time. We need more foodstuifs.
The country is st.ll prosperous but
this is no time to make comparison
as to the brightness of the outlook
| don't know what to think of certain
conditions. and for that reason / would
not say that America will face hap
py holiday season or that it won t.
taking the financial status oil the
states as a basis
Mr.. Hill announced officially that the
Hill lines Will traverse the Des Chutes
country, where the Hartman system
Is now active.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27
TABERNA ACLE
CHRIST MAS
MUSIC

The presentation OF the sacred can
tata, Star OF Bethlehem" by the
Ogden Tabernacle choir and soloiSts
yesterday afternoon. was enjoyed by
large audience as one OF the most
beautiful Christmas services ever
given in Ogden The cantata deals
only with that portion or the New
Testament from the Annunciation OF
the birth OF Christ until He is found
by the three wise men and they
have departed again to their own
country.
After an expressive organ introduc-
tion, indicative Of the theme. Dark
ness and Light" which was ably eX-
ecuted by Organist Sam F. Whitaker.
The story opened with a bass solo,
Arise, o. Jerusalem" which was
we'll rendered by Walter Stevens.
The second number, bass solo and
chorus, Prepare Ye the Way to the
Lord" was sung by Mr. Stevens and
choir in a fitting manner. One of
the most beautiful contralto solos
heard for some time. followed this
chorus. entitled How Beautiful Up
on the Mountains" This was sung
by Mrs Bessie Dean Allison, her rich
contralto voice being heard to great
advantage, A rousing chorus Wake
Up. My Glory by the choir closed
the first part
The second part, The Annuncia-
ton opened with a solo The Angel
Gabriel Was Sent From God by
Miss Maud Belnap and followed with
a highly dramatic soprano solo, Hail.
Thou That Are Highly Favored" ,"
which was splendidly sung by Miss
Bessie Blair. And There Were
Shepherds" a pretty pastoral chorus
was sung by the choir in fitting man
ne. The organ accompaniment was
exquisite, sounding like another large
choir In the distance. A beautiful
soprano solo. Fear Not by Miss
Blear leading into the chorus, Glory
to God in the Highest was well rem
dered and a male chorus and soprano
solo by Miss Maud Belnap closed
part three.
An organ interlude of much merit,
March of the Magi' preceded the
fourth part and II was opened by a
bass solo. Now When Jesus Was
Born" sung by Caleb Marriott and
followed by male chorus, "In Beth
lehem OF Judea" Another bass solo.
Go and Search Diligently sung by
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

BY special arrangements the Stand
ard has purchased 30 oi the hest seats
at the Ogden Orphcum theater for
next Wednesday evening and will give
away the 80 reserved seat tickets to
the first % persons who call at the
Standard Office between the hours Of
S and II a. M, who will pay one sub
scription i'll advance Each such sub
scrlber shall have two tickets.
How can we do it2 Give away two
of the best tickets at the Orpheum
and 80 DAYS subscription TO the even
ing Standard? Perhaps we cant af-
ford IL, But we are trying il as an
advertisement Maybe we Will give
the FIRST man or woman who calls on
New Years day a gold watch. But
don't believe it unless YOU see II In
the Standard. If YOU do see 1t there
you'll know It's true.
Remember. we give two tickets to
each of the first twenty-five persons
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FEARED HIS MIND WAS
FAILING, so KILLED HIMSELF

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 27-Raymond
Lloyd, aged So, an insurance agent,
a Yale graduate in the class of "a,
committed suicide in shabby room
in this city today by swallowing an
ounce of carbolic acid. Lloyd, who
was unmarried, was a son OF II, P.
Lloyd, an attorney of New York, who
lives at the Murray Hill hotel, was
despondent because of fear that his
mind was failing His father is said
to have been a law partner Of Presi-
dent TAFT in Cincinnati at one time.
In Lloyds effects were found letters
from his father. saying that he had
spent many thousands OF dollars on
the son and could do nothing more
for him.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27
FLOODS PLAY HAVOC
IN MASSACHUSETTS

Boston. Dec 26.-Hundreds of per
sons were driven from their homes
by a flood resulting from the break
ing of a dam gate at place known
as the dykes In Chelsea. just
over the Everett line. Tonight the
homeless were cared for BY munich
pal authorities In city buildings and
churches.
At Lynn the tide made clean
sweep across the narrow isthmus,
which connects nabant with the main.
land. and for several hours the water
was four feet deep with sea weed.
At Nantasket beach In Hull. the
damage to property is estimated at
100000.
Beverly, the summer home OF
President Taft was cut OFF from com
munlcation vita the outside world by
wire.
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KING ALFRED CAUSES
CHURCH DISSATISFACTION

Paris. Dec. 26-The Petit Repub-
lique prints a resume of an alleged
cipher despatch sent by Cardinal Mer-
rydel Val, papal secretary to the nun
clio at Brussels saying that the acces,
sion Of King Albert has created in
quietude in Rome, where he Is con-
sidered a lukewarm Catholic with
anti-clerical, even socialistic, sym
pathies. The cardinal urged the pap
al nuncio to seek to surround the
king with n Catholic encourage to
complete work begun when the Cath
olics assumed powers in 1884. This
would be menaced If King Albert
gave hope to liberatisms and social
Ism.
According to the same authority
Cardinal MerTydel Val instructed the
nuncio to confirm the marriage Of
King Leopold TO Baroness Vaughan
to satisfy the public conscience.
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MR.. AND MRS. TAFT
TAKE SUNDAY STROLL

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 26.-Presi'
dent and Mrs. Taft took q long walk
this afternoon. They were gone from
the White House more than an hour.
The people Of Washington are be-
coming so accustomed TO seeing the
President abroad like any other citi-
zen that his appearance has almost
ceased to cause comment.
The sight of Mrs. Taft. however, was
unusual and those who passed the
distinguished couple remarked on
how we'll Mrs, Taft IS looking, Her
appearance Is a complete contradic
ton OF numerous reports about her
Ill health,
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CON Y EN I ION
NOW ON IN
SALT LAKE

Between 1900 and 1900 public school
teachers Of Utah opened their six
teenth annual convention In Salt Lake
City today
The features Of the opening ses
sion were tho address oil Governor
Spry. which in the absence Of the
governor. was read by J. T. Kings
bury. president OF the University OF
Utah
Superintendent Orson Ryan re-
sponded, following which President
Frank NJ. briggs delivered his ad
dress
The principal address Of the open.
Ing session was that Of DR. Henry
Suzzalo of the teachers college. Col
umbia university.
The convention will close Wednes
Gay afternoon with the election Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year
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FIFTY FREE TICKETS
TO ORPHEUM THElTRE
Wednesday Evening December 49, 1909 n r' 20
Persons Who Each Pay Months SubscrptionHuc
Evening Standard.
who pay months sus'i'ion in ad

who nav = montb,s S,xfphon in ad-
vance and to no othet ,os
You must call at th hnu. e,,on y on.ee
to do this. You canrdN eSo ~,
and get the tickets. "a s Tan o.s. eoiS
phone and get the ti6& W W. nno. ,-,,,o.
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call between S and =" i -
come before 8, for Eay % 49,, -
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pect the tickets to n, oxt 49, VI
II the crowd is big Rn ~ huv % ,ha
nesday morning, ES nicbt and
whole Orpheum shofs
give our subscribersig'Snts On n
There will be 10 bTsss, a,oea,
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seats, all reserved. 70 resanno
Hrst choice Don't y. be ca,,oS
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for ~ the Office. nrcu,,tor
H. B. ARN 0 ''-'
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TO STOP SMUGGLING.

New York, Dec. 27-Thirty of the
largest wholesale diamond firms in
the Maiden Lane district have formed
an association to stop the smuggling
of gems, especially diamonds and
pearls. The dealers will cooperate
with the federal authorities and will
bring to the attention OF customs Of
ficers any large shipments of dia-
monds from abroad In connection
with which they have a suspicion Of
smuggling.
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and Salt Lake mining men. it is said

and Salt Lake mining men, it is said
upon good authority. TO effect a COM
blnation of holdings of the Tintic
Central Mining company which shall
enable them 10 control the action of
the company's annual meeting OF
shareholders, which is TO be held in
Provo on January S.
While local people owning shares
In the company all agree in saying
that at present they have no objec-
tlons to urge against the present man
agement, they seem to be under the
impression that their interests will
be better guarded if local people get
tontrol.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27
CANADA SHOULD HAVE
OWN WASHINGTON DIPLOMAT

New York. Dec 27.-"Canada
should have her own diplomatic rep
TcseDtatiye at Washington" said DR.
Arthur Demieux of Toronto. a promI-
nent Canadian politician and brother
OF the postmaster general Of Canada.
He is In New York for the holidays.
Canada and the United States un-
derstand each other and should set
tie their own affairs" he continued
"All questions of trade relationship
between the two countries should be
adjusted directly. and not through
England "
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27
LIFE SAVERS CARRY
27 MEN TO SAFETY

Atlantic City. n. J., Dec. 26.-By
means of the breeches buoy the crew
of the freight steamship Thurman.
numbering 27, was rescued by life
savers today, In the worst of the
storm the tow lines parted and the
barge with five men aboard were lost
In an effort to recover her tow. the
Thurman struck the bar at Toms S
river and was still hard aground to-
night,
After striking she whistled inces-
sanity until life savers went TO her
aid They found the surf too furl-
Gus To launch a life boat and inn
mediately began attempts 10 shoot a
line aboard. After several attempts
a line was finally made fast.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-Philadelphia
is still In the grip of the blizzard
which descended upon this section Of
the country Christmas day. Business
is tied up worse than 1t has been In
many years and the prospects are that
1t VIII be several days before con
ditions will become normal.
Railroad traffic and street car Ssr.
vice IS still In bad shape.
The snowfall was one of the great
est in the history of the weather bur:
eau, and, coming almost unheralded.
caught railroads, street car compan-
les and other public service concerns
wholly unprepared,
With the exception of the Market
street subway line, there was practl-
cally no street car service in the city
this morning.
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ment Ior reforming the pun
departments Of al large { e
western and southen railroads.
said.
Business secured by questionable
methods has ruined many brillian
men. and the whole system OF placin z
orders for materials and supplies
must be changed Investors fiscal
agents demand tha. contracts here
after be awarded on quality, not on
friendship.
The railway supply agent, with
his seductive wiles, including wine
supperS, automobile rIdes and carous-
ais at country clubs, appealing to the
weaker side of the executive officers.
Turing him to forget home. family,
honor and decency. VII no longer be
welcomed by the rairads' general of.
fees"
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WIRELESS IN NEW ENGLAND
CATCHES OES MONIES NOTE

Highland Light. Mass, Dec. 20
Cuba and Central America came into
touch with New England last night
and early today by means oil the wire,
less telegraph Electrician Eason OIL
the navy wireless station here states
that last night he picked UP mes
sage which was being flashed from
Key West to Cuba. and that early 10
day he caught two messages whlcn
were being sent from Colon TO the
cruiser Des Molnes in Nicaraguan
waters.
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SECRETARY OF WAR
REACHES PORTO RICO

San Juan. P. r, Dec. 26.-J. NJ.
Dickinson, American secretary of war
arrived today on the converted yacht
Maylower.
Many persons gathered at the
wharf. The visit of the secretary
has been the occasion OF many dec
orations. Secretary Dickinson has
been on an inspection tour of Santo
Domingo. giving especial attention
TO revolutionary conditions He Will
make an inspection OF Porto Rico.
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BROTHER OF HENRY ROGERS
DIES OF HEART DISEASE

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Rufus A Rogers.
brother OF the late Henry H. Rogers.
yice-president of the Standard OIL
company, and who shared to the eX-
tent of 100000 in the will of the lat
ter. died here Saturday OF heart dis
ease He was III only a few days.
Mr. Rogers was born in Fair Ha-
ven. Mass, in 1S43 and came to Chi
cago sixteen years ago.
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COMPLIMENT TO FORMER
PRESIDENT THEO. Roosevelt

Washington. Dec. 27.-It was an
nounced at the White House today
that Seth Bullock, United States mar
shall for South Dakota. Is 10 be re-
appointed for another four years from
January 18th next Bullock has been
known as the close personal friend
Of Theodore Roosevelt and his re.
appointment is said to be both rec
ognition OF what he has done as well
as a compliment to the former presl-
dent
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FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.

Boston. Dec. 27.-Up to noon flf
teen lives were known to have been
lost in New England by yesterdays
storm; three In Chelsea and Everett
and twelve through the wrecking Of
the five.masted schooner Davis Palm
er off Boston harbor.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27
Heart Trouble.

| don't like your heart action
the doctor said. applying the stetho'
scope again. You have had some
trouble with aGina pectoris,
You're partly right, doctor, SAID
the young man, shccpishly, only that
amt her name, me,"-Lippincotts
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WASHINGTON POLITICIAN DEAD.

Spokane. Dec &C. S. Voorhees,
for two terms territorial delegate
from Washington. a Democratic poll.
tician and one of the best known at
torneys in the state. died at o'clock
this morning. He had been Ill only
a few daYS
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MEN STRUCK BY TRAIN.

Shelburn. Ind. Dec 26.-In blind
ing snowstorm two Hungarian miners
were struck and killed by a passenger
train OH the Evansville and Terre
Haute railroad ear here early today.
A third man was in the party. but
cannot he found.
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GERMAN BANKER DIES.

Berlin. Dec 26.-Ernest Mendels-
sohn Bartholdi, head OF the banking
house of Mendelssohn and company
died yesterday at Dresden.
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TIDAL WAVE LIFTS STEAMER
HIGH AND DRY TO WHARF

South Norwalk. Con-, Dec. 27.-The
captain OF the sound Steamboat Car.
rie left his vessel Last Friday night
tied snugly at her ier here, but
when he returned tbs morning nc
found her high and dT on the wharf
as though In drydock. The tidal' flood
of early Sunday morlng had lifted
the boat for twenty fe.i or more and
showed her gently t4Eeen the Pill,
ings to her new berth The boat ap-
pears unharmed.
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A weloome Exception.

why do you consider that man so
desirable as a dinner guest?
Hes one of the few people oil our
acquaintance who don't insist on hav-
Ing light meat when fowl is carved
WASHINGTON Star.
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VETERAN COLONEL DEAD.

Peabody City. Kas-, Dec. 26.-Col.
Bertin HinlSney, Civil war veteran
and a Kansas pioneer. died today,
aged sc. He was colonel OF the Six
teenth Kansas volunteers,
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SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS
m PRECARlOUS CONDITION..

Vincennes. Ind, Dec 26.-Samuel
w. Williams, candidate for vice presi-
dent on the Populist ticket in 1908,
was stricken with heart failure today,
He was unconscious for two hours and
his condition tonight is serious.
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WOMAN MAIL CARRIER
FATALLY INJURED BY TRAIN.

Spartanburg, s. c.. Dec 26.-Miss
A1yron Hicks. one Or the three women
mail carriers in the United States,
was fatally injured today by train.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers who do not receive their
paper by $50 p. M, phone us and our
special carrier will deliver as late as
1880 p. m. n, b ARNOLD,
CirculatoT. -
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PUZZLlNo DISEASE FATAL.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec 26.-Dr. Leonard
]. Schneider. dentist, died today of
polio-mylitis. a strange spinal disease
which has been the puzzle and despair
Of physicians here.
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Getting into the Congressional Rec
ord occupies two-thirds of the time
of the congressman, The other third
is occupied in keeping out OF 1t
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

The owner of that Baltimore hen
which lays three eggs daily probably
is not tempted to invest i'll mining
stocks.
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AEROPLANE EXPERTS ARE
TO FLY ON THE COAST

New York, Dec. 27.-D. Mason and
E. Renou, French aeroplane experts.
are in New York en- route TO Caliior-
MIA, where they will participate In the
January aviation meet. Renon VIII be
Paulhan's chief assistant, Mason Will
attempt flights in monoplane of his
own invention and viii later exhibit
in several European cities.
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SALT LAkERS GOING
AFTER TlNTlC CENTRAL

Eureka, Dec. 26.-At attempt is be-
sng made by strong group of Tintic
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Mr.. Marriott, preceded a
soprano solo, when They HI
the King" This was sung
Belnap. whose work thTous
exceptionally pleasing. ~
closed the cantata with {
ing chorus. GLORY TO
Highest" D"
The explanatory rem
tie D. o, Mckay We'd
with the music. the 2
the attention of his az
out. He added to hi
with interesting i
poetry, scripture am
chosen with splend =
speaker closed Will &,
sincere hope tn 81
spirit of Peace on 81
Men, might cont III
the people. The Y
nounced by Bisl n 4
ne. S
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

Skin Is being graftedhy the whole
sale In Walla Walla wash. And
something else is beI;g graft1u IN
Walla Streeta. n. Y. 4
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

And think of 1t. ye horny handed
daughters and sons OF toll; Next year
Christmas Will come on Sunday.
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Philadelphia showed Under

when the storm began. and had not
been heard from up to daybreak.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

She who is much in the ilmelight
n.ust walk ereeuy.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Sunday, on 25th street. above
Monroe, a fancy hairpin. Liberal
reward If returned TO sos 2lth st.
II 27 st
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10000 @ G 90 G G C C O @ G
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
MURDER OF A BOY


> Pittsburg. Dec. 27-Prac-
> tically the entire detective
3 force of greater PittsburG Is
9 attempting a solution OF the
. death of James Lawrence
3 Friel. a fourteen-year-old boy
9 whose body was found yester-
, day in an old house In the
Q north side partially nude
2 frozen and the throat terribly
Q lacerated
Q Young Friel had been miss
@ ing since December l"tn'
@ The police believe the boy was
q murdered last Thursday.
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. Phone, two rIneo. Mo. SO
SeIl Phone, two rings. NO. sc
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone. ono ring. No. so
Bell 'Phons. ono rlno Mo. ga
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REFORM IN TT
OF

st. Louis. Dc
railroad executi
with large inaI
ling the securitie
southwestern raj
nIorht rnnlro thn 1.
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WANTED-Middle-aged woman as
housekeeper at Fashion rooming
house, 26S IL 25th st. l2 27 n
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27

NICELY furnished rooms for house.
keeping OF otherwise. 2443 Lincoln
Bell 356X, - OF 1wl,
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EASTERN CITIES IN GRIP OF
SEVEREST STORM OF
TWENTY YEARS,

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