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New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
f. l.. Stephenson, Former
Broker. Nay Be SuiCidC.
IRv Telegraph - The Tribune

Rv Telegraph n The Tribune
Pittshurg. Nov. 15-Francis L. Ste
phenson. formerly Of the firm If Whit
ney & Stephenson. millionaire brokers Of
Pittsburg. is dead at his home here.
While az a late hour tonight the Ger
tiicate Of death had not been turned in
70 the county coroner. the report is cur
rent that II vas a case Of suicide
Death occurred shortly after midnight
last night. but as yet nothing definite
has been submitted by the physicians.
nor have the police been able 70 CLEAN
ANYTHING which they viii make public.
Mr.. Stephenson was sixty-four wears
old. Two years azo his firm. through
failure 70 make good $4,000 monthly in
terest on loan on certain stocks. vas
thrown into BANKRUPTCY. Mr.. Stephen
son never recovered.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
GREAT STEEL TRUST.
TTo More Com pauies Nay
Enter Canadian Merger.

Montreal Nov. I5.-The Herald says
to-day that following the successful
merger of the Dominion Steel and Iron
Company and the Dominion Coal Com
psny. which vas practically completed
on Saturday. negotiations will be begun
for merging the Nova Scotia Steel and
coal Company and the 500" corpora
tion in the same combination. The four
companies have a combined paid-up
capital Of $saO17,soO II the proposals
60 through. the combined companies will
be capitalized st $3.50 600 600 and viii be
the biggest industrial corporation in
Canada.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
ATTACHMENT FOR 81. 500. 900.
Filed by Stewart Brown Against
Estate Of John Burnham BroEn.

Salem. Mass. Nov. I5-An attachment
for 8. .5aaooo vas placed against the estate
Of John Burnham Brown, OF Ipswich. m
the Probate Court here to-day. by Stewart
Brown. If New York The details Of the
proceedings we're not made public The
Brown estate Is IN the hands Of Joseph
Fsilhau. of Danvills. IN a executor
John Burnham Brown. who was inter
ested in railroads IN the Middle West. died
several years ago leaving most Of hts
property. valued ar several millions 10
found an educational institute in Ipswich
There has been objection 70 the probate
OF the viii bv relatives
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
ARGENTINA ROCSED.
Martial Lac Al OUer COuHtrY
to Check Anarchists.

BUenos Ayres. Nov 15-President Al
corta has issued a decree proclaimins
martial law throughout the country for
sixty days. owing 20 the spread Of the
snarchistic propaganda. which reached
It's climax in the assassination yesterday
OF Seiior Falcon. the Chief Of Police. and
his secretary.
The government f. drafting measures
with view 70 exercising selection in the
matter Of immigration and for the sur
vetllance Of suspects. The police assert
that the Falcon outrage was part Of a
vast anarchist plot
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
FARMERS FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
Des Moines Resolution Opposed Vigor-
ously by Woman.

Des Noines. Iowa. Nov i5-AlthouEh viE
orousIy opposed by Mrs. Patterson. delegat -
from Maryland. resolution favoring
woman suffrage vas passed by the Ma
tionai Grunge Association to-day The reso-
luton was introduced Nv Mrs Kegley. n
Washington. The only reason given ny
Mrs Patterson for opposing ~ was thar
she did not want ~
The grange also passed resolutions IN
favor 81 parcels post. postal savings
hanks and the amendments recommended
~, the Interstats Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
OFFERS WHOLE TOWN as BAIL

Il don't think I viii require the whole
town of WoodmeTe as bail In this case. 20
said Magistrate Fitch. IN the Flushing po-
lice court. yesterday 20 Robert Burton. the
developer Of WoOdmere. whose chauffeur
German Lorree had been arrested on
Broadwav. Flushing. for speeding When
I.orree was arrsignsd Magistrate Fitch held
him for Special Sessions. and Burton
agreed - give the = ooo.0oo estate as bail.
MAGISTRATE Fitch accepted bail a piece
Of property owned by Burton valued az
80 0N0
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
NO TARIFF RETALIATION.
Canadian Premier Expects No Action
by America.

Ottawa. Nov 1.-THE question OF the
United States putting Canada on the list "
unfavored nations for tariff treatment u
the Franco Canadian trade treaty Is rari-
red by Parliament was raised to-day By
Nj Borden. leader OF the Opposition. In
reply the Premier. Sir Wilfrid Laurier said
that. IN his opinion. neither in the Franco
Canadian treaty nor in the legislation en-
acted by Canada was there anything that
could be construed as discrimination against
the United States. and therefore he thought
the surtax Of the American tariff would
not be applied against Canada.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
PLAY WITH FIREBRANDs FATAL
Eight Year-Old Namesake Of Charles
NJ Schvsb Dead.
rR~ Telegraph ~ TIE rr,bu-.

Pf'rEburR Nov. l5-Charles N Schvah.
an eisht-yesr-old nsuesske - the steel
mar died Ar his home on the North side
this morning from burns received yesterday
afternoon. While playing about a bonfire
m Lcfnk street Schwah and number ~
other bows are alleged N have been tossing
nretrsnds - each other His clothing be-
came ignited. and before pas-ershy could
pr' our mo blaze ~ was bsdl~ burned.
John SchVah. tho father. is personal
acquaintance ~ the former Carnegie pro
tege. and named his son for the former
head ~ the United States steel corporation.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
CAPT. AMUNDsEN DUE TODAY
Explorer May Fit Out Expedition 10
Get Cook S Records.

v was learned here yesterday that car
tain Road Amundsen. the discovsrsr Of ths
Northwest Passage and stanch hacker Of
pr cook IN the North Pole controversy. is
= passenger on the Scand ina Wan rerican
liner United States. which rs due here TO-
dsv
The occasion NJ captain Amundsen's visit
has nor been divulEed. hut ~ is believed
bv some Of his friends that he Is coming
here 70 arrange for the 7tting out Of an
expedition n 20 ~ the North Pole and
bring back the records which Or. Cook
said he left there.
friend Of Captain Amundsen said yes
terday that the explorer Is not coming here
n lecture. but that he most likely wiz have
z conference with ~ Cook IN regard 70 the
examination ~ the iatter's observations.
" hich are 10 he sent % the University II
Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
A. MITCHELL INNEs HURT
Diplomat Has a Fall While Following
the Hounds.

Washington. Nov. l5.-Whils following
the hounds to-day IN the Chevy Chase
hunt. the horse on which A Mitchell lines
Counsellor oS the British Embassv. was
mounted fell in taking a particularly diffi-
cult fence. and the diplomat sustained a
fracture Of the coilarbone. His injuries are
not dangerous. and he vas reported TO-
night 70 be resting we'll He viii be in
oapacitated. however. for AZ least three
weeks
Mr. lines. n company with Clarence z
Moore and vhipper-in % the hunt club.
had broken from the main party Of the
hunt when several of The hounds took I'd
the train of fox that had crossed the
first quarry They we're riding up a dim
cult hill topped By q rail fence. Moore 5
mount made the jump successfully. The
animal that Innes was riding. however.
stumbled as ~ rose and crashed 10 earth.
In IT'S fall n rolled on its rider.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
COACHES CRITIC DUcKED.
Brown Student Admits Writing
Anonymous Letter
-F~ TELEGRAPH 70 The Tribune q

Providence Nov 15.-For cririciSirE N an
anonymous letter published I'm a local news
paper the coaches of the Brown football
team m choosing candidates for tha varsity
on their fraternity Affiliations. as he alleged.
rather than their fitness for the game Nar-
non Z BsbinEron. of the class of II. vas
dragged from his room and thrust under
the pump an Hope College TO-DAY while
crowd of two hundred students pplsuded
rhe freshmen who performed the task. dele
gated 70 them nv a mass meeting of under
graduates
Eatingron admitted writing tre letter.
and in addition - his ducking. he Vas
bela bored with paddles hv his inG<lsitors.
Prominent members II rhe VARSITY team.
including Captain Regnier. were leaders IN
his punishment
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
MAY OWN MILWAUKEE,.
Cleveland Man Says He Has Deeds 20
$500 100000 Property There.
rBv TsleEraph n The Tribune

Cleveland Nov Is James Leonard
Thayer. manager Of a local sporting goods
house. has pun IN the hands of an attor-
ney warranty deeds 20 s2s acres of land N
the heart Of Milwaukee. estimated 70 be
worth U500cocno
The deeds we're given 20 ThayeT grand
father. a pioneer steamship builder on the
Rocky River. for conveying cattle for The
Government IN lsS5. one FOR l36 acres Was
signed BY President John TYLER and tvo fnr
eight acres each BY President Martin Van
Buren
The papers we're gwen INTO a lawyer =
care ~ the grandfather and IN 1s7a passed
into the possession OF Thayer's father, and
recently we're found by the latter in a
trunk IN his mothers home m Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
STOLE A LOCOMOTIVE.
Forty BOYS Jump off As 1t
Runs Nile a Minute.

Seattle. Nov. 15.-Forty boys at Bir-
mingham. north OF this city. stole a To-
comottve that had been sidetracked bv a
construction crew last night. They ran
the locomotive several miles and then
reversed the engines and started for
Birmingham. The bows were unable 20
stop the locomotive and jumped Of. All
were injured. f1ve seriouslv
The locomotive attained a speed OF
more than a mile minute. crashed into
a freight train IN the Birmingham Yards
and was wrecked
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
HAMS IN FLORID4.
" rTter to Become a Builder of
UOtOr Boats.

81. Augustine, Fla. Nov. 15-J Thorn
ton Hatns, writer OF sea stories and who
was defendant with hts brother. Captain
Peter Hams in connection with the kill
ing Of William E Annis. was here
yesterday IN company with William J
Dunn. formerly a champion oarsman.
They departed for a fishing trip down
the east coast
II was stated that they would hecons
partners at some point on the Florida
coast In the manufacture Of motor
boats.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
HAD To CONFESS.
Thief Admits RobbluG Gas
Meter. Causing Girls Death.

= Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Philadelphia. Nov. Is -Corscienca =fri-l-
er and unable - sleep for rwo davs b.
knowledge OF rhe crime that he had com
mitted, John McDavitt confessed today -
smashing gas meter m the Never Build
trg. No 1898 South 20th street. 10 steal
:, 75. and causing the death OF Martha
RYAN. who was asleep N an upper room
The confession Of McDsvftr. iu1plica-ing two
companions IN the robbery. may send them
% the gallovs.
With John Barrett and William NcC1l-
lough. McDsv1rr said he broke into the cell
lar Of the house and vrenched the meter
from the gas tube before committing ths
theft.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
WALKED THROUGH sNowsToRM
Nevada Justice then Got s. for Hing
ton CeremonV.
sy telegraph 70 The rrieun- J

Reno. New. Nov. 5-After Judge Fika
who granted a decree OF divorce 20 Mar
garet Ellington. refused % marry her %
Edward J Bowes. of Tacoma. she applied
20 Justice soucereau. Of vsr1i. a small
town twelve miles from Reno Tire Justice
agreed and trudgsd through a blincing
snOwstorm 70 the outskirts - th@ city.
where he found the couple with Mr. and
Mrs A n Lighf. The parents OF the ac-
tress There the ceremony was performed
In speaking OF the marriage TO-DAY. Sou
cersau said. AT its conclusion I received
only s. for my services then departed
from the house and trudEed back through
the snowstorm downtown. am making
no comment upon n. u speaks for Itself 10
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
DOCTOR DIES SUDDENLY.
Was Attending Sick Child When Fatal
Attack Came

pr william a Bell, ~ No 10 Warburron
avenue. Nonkers. died suddenly last night
while making professional cali He ana
Dr. Max Flschman. OF No. - Warhurt0n
avenue. went 70 the nome or Dudley :
Valentine. on A'nkers avenue. - visit
sick child
pT. Bel was standing ~ t7a foot q TIRE
bed on which the child lay when he sud
denly clasped his hand 20 MS lefr breast.
gasped and fell forward over the foot
board Or. Fischman found his heartbeat
very faint and in three minutes pronounced
him dead. Or. Bell was about sixty years
of age but was strong ard vigorous. and
up To the moment he was stricken ap-
peared 70 be IN the best OF health
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
TWICE BLOWN ACROSS LAKE.
Occupants Of Big Balloon Hsvs Dan
gsrous Voyage.
= -eIcr-anh Il -. r-L,r-. !

Buffalo. Nov B-Afte~ being blown
twice across Lake Erie. the tig balloon
Haddock which started from the LarOnla
racetrack. Cincinnati, ~ 30 O'Clock on
Sunday night. landed IN tree az Derby.
eighteen miles from here az so o'clock
this morning. IN the balloon were C. Y.
Tevis. a newspaper man. =. Campbell
Cort. ar artist. and George Howard, the
pilot
IN order 20 tighten the balloon after AL
ballast had been thrown overheard AMI
the balloon stripped. the men had 20 re-
move part Of their clothing and throw IL
away. The balloon encountered gale. and
the voyage was most dangerous one.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
FIFTY LIVES LOST.
Damage IN Jamaica Estimated
at 81 25O 900.

Kingston. Jamaica. Nov. 15-While II Is
Vet impossible 70 give an accurate state
ment Of the loss OF life and damage 20
property as the result OF the storm. Il -
estimated that about fifty persons were
drowned by the foods. and that the dam
age viii be about s1.250. 900.
The principal loss was 20 the banana
Plantations on the north side OF the ISL
and. and few shipments will be possible
before January. The south side OF the
island was practically uninjured and the
situation here is not serious.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
MRS. EDDY HALTS
CHURCH WARFARE
DRAM4TIC ENDING TO
STRTCKLER CHARGES.
Her Letter Sends Home Con
gregahor Prepared for
Stormy Meeting.
F-ockline. Mas
n4-...-b.r 1aNo

Ir0T%iiNcs Wa->-F
November is, 1soe.
Tc t-- 6osrc 90 Trustees, Firsf SnNrl"
20 Christ. Scientist, New YORK cry
e-lo,,-o Brethren. n consideration
- .h- present r,orentous question a.
issue IN Flrst Church - Christ. Scien-
fist. New work CITY. Q an constraine5
- say - csn settle tnis church oiffi-
cuity sricably o. few vSorcs. - many
sfuoerts thinl car, Z herewith cneer-
fung suescrioe these sscros ~ love;
~ beiovec brethrer ~ First Cnurch
- Christ. Scientist. New Nork CITY;
soviss ycg ~ith sH ~ soul 70 support
tre directors a the Mother Church ara
urit- ~ritr trose n your church who are
supporting tire Mother Church directors.
htl5e in Fellowship sith ara ooec ience
- to Notner Church. arc IN this way
Gee vii bless s7o prosper you. Iris
bros. FOR - hss proveo Il to ne forty
years n succession. Lovingly YOURS.
MARY 6AKER EDDY
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
FOOTBALL MEN EXoNERATED.
Players IN Game Where Christian Was
Hurt Freed by Verdict

Washington. NOV - Players of both
teams were eNouerated ~ al responsibility
for the death II Young Archer Christian.
who ssrcum7ed te injuries received SAT
iirdav IN the football match between the
University of Virginia and Georgetown
University here
The death n the Virginia PLAYER was de-
cIared by the corouer's jury tonight 70 be
purely an accident The verdict. however.
indirectly censured the local police for their
actions in rehufinE relatives ana friends
- the Young man when hr vas being re
moved from the neld.
Richmond. Va. Ncf l5-Walter 7 Lu1-
ees. Dr.. twenty-ons years old died to-day
. s. result - injuries received in game
n football IN which Do played on November
6 The injury developed pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
HOTEL FIRE CONCEALED.
Guests Scan Engines in Street, then Go
10 Their Rooms.

The presence of mind OF the auditor and
chef Of the Hotel Wolcott. at No. 20 10
Vest 31sr street. prevented the disturb
anCe OF any or the guests or the hotel
last night when a dre broke out IN the
kitchen through the ovsrturnIng OF A
grease pan The auditor was told Of the
IRE BY the chef and he called Up Fire
Headquarters. requesting that the appar-
atus be permitted 20 pull up a few doors
from the hotel. His request was granted
Frequently guests OF the Volcortt on
their way 70 the hotel would stop. look az
the apparatus and then az nearby build
ings never suspectins The IRE - be m
their own hotel The FIRE m the kitchen
did little damage
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
MOORISH TRIBgsMeN WELD.

Madrid Ncv I6-An oftcial dispatch
from Nsdor. Morocco. says that the Moor
tsh tribesrnen have sent IN their submission
20 General Marina, commander OF the span
ish forces.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16

The Observation-Disclosures Florida Trsin,
fvS y 10 - a m daiivs arrives Jackson
ytiie / a. o m with through sleeper 20 al
r'iorfsz Fast Coast resorts. lnq SeaSoar1
Air Line, 1Iss Broadway. city -Adyt
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16

Cardinal Gibbons urges al Catholics 10 uss
the Manual Of Prayers John Murphy Co
Pubs. BALTIC. For sale book and dept stores
-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16

D.sey's 1900 Nintsasl Grape Juice
finest iu years. iust bottled
II ? Dewey & SOM Co. les Fulton 49, Ny
-Acgb
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
10000 0oOo0O0V0000o
JOTTIN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

J. A. Walker is improving his
West Main street property by making
it modern in every respect and build
ing a small frame addition.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications. as they can.
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional i
disease, and in order to cure. 1t you
must take internal remedies Hall Is
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
n quaok medicine 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years and is regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testi-
monials free.
f. j, CHENEY & CO.,
Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, price zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for cou-
stipation. $50
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
DO We RESPECT THE LAW?

Take the star performer of our re-
cent storm and stress period - the
railroad rebate, that darling of the
muckraker. When all is said and
done it is rather hard to work our
selves into state of real honest in
dignation over the man who took re
bates fifteen years ago. There were
to be sure. laws against rebatiug
but so there were laws against fishing
on Sunday. Rebating was almost
necessary, probably in some lines
literally necessary. The laws against
rebatiug had not yet become the crys-
tallization of the habit aud thought
of society. The heart and mind and
instinct of society had not yet focused
on them.
But whom they are focused, then
those laws become IN very truth the
rules of the game says the March APP
pleton's. The small players have to
play according to the rules The
public feeling of unrest and of re-
sentiment toward the big boys is
that some of them seem to have
been quite willing to get around
hn nd hot
fair. For the whole theory Of the
American republic, the whole tbeo.
ry of respect for law and the sane
tity of the law Is that we will! let
men play the game on their honor
that we will not fill the field with n
multitude Of policemen and sold ers
and detectives, but Will make the
rules known, and trust largely to the
players to play the gone like real
sporismen and to live up to the rules.
The more you think of it the more
you will realize that the Americ an
nation works on that principle.
or course the day when everyone
plays according to the rules will
be long time coming But there
is great deal more of 1t heso and
now than we always give credit for.
The great majority of business men
do play according to the rules. and
so, we believe, do most raj lroad men
aud most managers of trusts In
short. fiom pretty wide experience
with nll kinds Of N. we think that
respect for law is wholesomoly pow.
orfu In tho United States Tie
Black Hand aud the Night Riders are
dreadful and abnormal. bat when
our excited friends pour out tons Of
good printers ink in telling us Of
THE Trouble with tho United
States" and "Tho American Dis.
respect Tor Law we feel like tell.
ing them to got upon hill and
tAfe a good, wide look.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

Yesterday was payday for the
school teachers for the present
months work. The monthly pay
roll for instructors in the Florence
district Is about 81 800 per mouth.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

Miss Willimine Mcdonald of 7l5
West Main, entertained eleven of
her young friends at birthday
party Friday afternoon from three
till five. Games, etc., wns the
order of the day and after partak-
ing of refreshments all returned to
their homes voting Miss Willimine
an ideal hostess.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27
ON GETTING
Twin
The girl who had just helped herself
to particularly large and luscious

chocolate cream
paused with the
confection sus.
pended in the air
at a remark from
the girl who was
looking over sam
pies,
Don't talk
sheath gowns to
met she cried.
I'D look nice in a
S h Q a I h gown.
wouldn't !? I've
gained 20. pounds
this summer and
! wasn't exactly
what you'd call
t h ! n when /
started in! |
could cry my eyes
out. | don't want
to be fat!"
The daily tribune., 1909-02-27

The Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany has recently made some much
needed improvements at it's Fremont
coal mine and the property is now in
condition SO that larger output can
be maintained than ever before. The
improvements are both surface and
interior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
One Hundred and Sixty Surgeons
Each Without Vermlform APP
pendix, Sit Down to Feast.
EACH HAD SCAR OF WOUND,
The Host, DIT. John d. Beaver, Alone
Had Not Been Operated On-Hc
Operated ON Guests.

philadelphia. Feb. 16-One hundred
and sixty surgeons each bearing scar
where his appendix had been removed.
were hosts To- Dr. John p. peaver
chief surgeon OF the German hospital
las, night Dr. Deaver had removed
an the appendices himself He was the
only man present with his vcrilorm
attached.
The dinner marked the beginning OK
the Appendixless club. An the hosts
were surgeons and physicians. They
came from many states and from can
ada.
Even the walters were appendices.
CARRIED az Red Cross Orderles. they
moved dec0ruusly around the board.
Dr. Beaver was not alone responsible
for their condition. Other hands had
been at work there Other men OPP
Grated ON by DR. Deavor, presented him
with a loving cup in the form OF "a
manikcn OF silver with knife stick
ing in the abdomen az the place where
the InDisi0u f1r appendicitis is made
ID had been intended that before
every mans plate should have been
placed his own particular appendix In
ID neat glass jar
Az the last moment 90 was found
Nat the relics Of most of those present
had been presented tp tht University
1f Pennsylvania by DI DeaNer foo ana
assorted group of 500. representing an
thr various stages of the disease and
operation THE university refused TO
Give these up and this Was tne only
disappointment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
Town Mass Meetings All Over
State to Select Delegates
To Salt Lake.
IN FAVOR OF PROHIBITION
Committee ON Arrangements issues
Invitation TO Those Interested
Move Is ON in Earnest

N..r5 d.. 1f,,.... and. ....I..... ........,..,.t
,,....t.,......
i'' '''a 'i' ''-.''''t 'H7''"l'''7
from au over me state inat Oh. big
macs meeting scheduled to Doe held m
the sniff T.4l.a tH.4tar. ly.lr,s8a,-.. .,.a,,-
,
jus ""'' VII"
occasion I'I " great ldINuol
OF d'Iehale7. FROM Morgan t'uh-
ty comes the word that every Ea-
publican worker will avail himself and
f......rr ~ r. .....t., ..r...4 ......
Ioi lno occasion ana come down l'
voice the sentiments OFF The people ou
prohibition. Prom aU uUIuta of tho
..... 4.f... .. ANA
some l'd-h'l speeches ana RESOLUTIONS
are even now Boo course of preparation.
This afternoon "a f.r.e OFF clerks I'D
l,s5l,Y9rt.,s te r.su,,e. ..,, f... f,I-
l,.,...,,- ...f t,,.1...., d.. ..,..... ,.,..,,,,.
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Salt Lake CITY. Feb s.. 1909
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