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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
SermiIdjte AnaetseA.

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Baltimore iertig aeiteli, bin i) bereii, MIito5
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Staottbeil ipobnenben sItos9efter ,peroet tie
beulent tirtoen.
&. Wiaoiien Wlitdten,
G5i@G) 1901 99eits SanettesStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Snfub &plb.

IS fiarD am =. SUM 1909 3err Satu6 Sul6
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
marvldros 7nitttut.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
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feI6iem 98etter. llniibertroffene arbetf.
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(Wlai7, 1Wst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
@%criammlnnss- Nn5cigen.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

Sic NoIgen Scr Yanif,
5eit hobcll iit) ollf i'm 9rouacmcrbe
geIteno 9emodt nnb nid,t milioer Gle
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berren . @ereinigung" 5l entllcbmen
bat Der Terbrolld, bon Bier peieltt.
iihe Tbnotmc ~eriobren, M1brano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Spmmerfoit nnS 2ugis.

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10. ~. u. ~. f6reibe an
q. VI. Spiuen, g. 9. ", 30. W. o.. u.
(~Wtai15-Suli15) Baltimore, Wto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
GcrIprcn.

granll llllo peiBer Goaie nit Mgonoduecit"
Cute NeIpbnrng, penn bel Mrs. SanTab Gas
Hples. Nr. 94G, Aisauitba Strshc, a6gegeoet.
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Nlasfo : gufpn . Eneifit = @htaitcl'
lung III G.cattlc bat Der Giicnbobl.
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Spiritncicn . Siccn5 : Ipplifatioucu,
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@flreuu Der
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mulnre ionnen Guf SerIaneer In oIeieI1 Snreali
erlangt tpctoen.
DniIiuotnn Nulute,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

Ios 9un0eS.S bergerid t
bot lid bis 5ilu 5ueiteu Montog I'M
Sftober pertoat. SiercinbaIb Monote
6erien! 9eneibenswertbe 2eutr. Die
Serrcn 9unoeglHt erridtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

6apt. 6. edlen, Tetettip.S ireau.
Office gr. 206, GourtlanosStrabe tItfere
GpeSialsglrbeit III, SepeiSmaterial in Gheis
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trauIib. (spriI2C .1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

WGbrcnb Scr 3citcn o2S
gcoriiften %crfcIrs ihrGnften bic
gobncn lire Nlisgobcn 10 Gin bob lie
iebt bel mcicntlid)er 0%elierung 6eS
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9leifeu.
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@utoebeibcn
Sireun pes etabt'3esitratcrs,

@rdfibcut Der cnirdGtoerGebung5sg ebDrr
t%ltni3, 40 ,s.9t0,tit2,t4)
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Sn 9eutihIono bat Der
.S0rmsS dubpercin" Den &f ge-
gen ben unn0tbigcn 20rm ouigenonls
men. ISn ocn @roBitdOten Anerifo'S
mare cine iold)c propaganda nob
picl ~lt0tbig2r, ober Die Erobibition5-
mode lGBt feline Belt Oo5r.
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MALE TICKET TO BUTTE. MON
tana Address G-36, Tribune. pSl66
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aroused her admiration at every turn.
Then came the question as TO what she
could do.
Lady Constance then told Of another
Of her hobbies, which recalls her re-
cent complaint when in prison that she
was not allowed to wash the floor of
her cell When first she went to the
suffragist meetings the word washing
was always recurring. She heard the
people calling out: eco home and at
tend to your washing This made
her prick up her cars. because it so
happened that she had always been
found Of washing: although she could
not say that she had ever been any.
thing of an expert IN that direction. If
she had had to do 1t week In and week
out, and year after year. she would
probably have grumbed at it great
deal, but at any rate she never could
get time sufficient to follow up that
hobby of hers Thus she thought that
she really ought to join the movement.
if only out Of sympathy for the washer
shortly after coming out of Holloway
prison she received a great many let.
ters, including one from n man, indi-
eating that he had thought that the
fact Of her belonging TO the nobility
would have been sufficient to bar her
being put into prison, But, said Lady
Constance, surely if there was any
thing in nobility. it must he nobility
of action. She herself was no believer
in any hereditary principle of honor.
as recognized by the state. 1t seemed
to her that there were things which
could not be handed down by law and
prestige. Everyone had to feel that
if they had a parent or ancestor who
had distinguished himself or served his
country politically or intellectually, or
lar
be proud Of indeed, 1t was thing
which should inspire them in every
moment Of their lives, and it was an
incentive to follow in their footsteps.
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DIED


LEECH-In this city. April 81. 1909, John
Lcech aged rs years. Funeral services
will he held from st. Mary's cathedral on
i'm Mt. Calvary cemetery.
DAVIDSON--In this city, AprN 20. 1909?
Joseph Davidson aged 53 years Re
mains VIII be shipped from Q, O,Donneu y
Co.'S or Monday evening 10 his former
home at Spencer, Ida, Idaho papers
please copy.
SNYDER-In this city. April -. 1902
Helen. the i-ycar-old daughter OF Mr..
East, % scarlet fever. Remains VIII ho
shipped from O'Donncil & Co.'S on Mon
day evening TO Canon city. Colo. Colo
rado papers please copy.
JENSEN-At l2o East Fourth South
street. April a. 1909, Jcns A., son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jens j. Jensen aged ID
days Funeral services today (Monday)
at D. m, from the family residence.
Friends are invited TO attend. 1ntcrmcni
In City cemetery.
WESLEY-A, 22S East sixth South
street. April %, 1909 OF old age John
j.. Wesley. I'm his S$rd year, Native OF
England. Tho funeral notice viii he an
pounccd later. The remains are at The
funeral parlors Of Joseph William Taylor
% South West Temple street
BUCHANAN-In this city, April %,
1909. OF general debility Archibald Bu-
chanan. Deceased was 81 years OF age
and was born in Doimc, Perthsbirc. Scot
land. Funeral services on Tuesday at >
o'clock in the funeral chapel OF Jos. w.
Taylor. y South West Temple street
Friends OF the family invited.
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GA - Oh Il Ae
Bears tbs 1Ito Kind You Raye Always B0ugd
s'sas'''' a &xH2zzzg
PRINCE OF WALES BOOSTS
THE ADVERTISING GAME

LONDON. April 25.-The Prince of
Wales paid remarkable tribute to the
value and the necessity of advertising In
presiding over the first meeting OF the
royal commission for the Brussels. Rome
and Turin exhibitions at Marlborough
House
Experience has shown his royal
highness said. that even in the case OF
firms having an established reputation
and world wide connections, attempts TO
discontinue advertising have usually been
followed by dimiDution in the sales
effected.
"The neglect by Great Britain OF one
OF the most important forms OF national
advertising would be equally detrimental
TO her interests as manufacturing
country.
1.-THE lord commissioner Of the treas
ury has consented to ask parliament for
q grant I'm aid OF the cost OF organizing
exhibits for these exhibitions and the
principal railway and steamship com
panles have expressed thcir willingness
10 assist in promoting the success OF the
British sections by according substan tial
reductions OF their usual rates OF freight
for tho return OF unsold exhibits.
"Other facilities will be afforded Brit
ish exhibitors. and these should be a
potent factor in overcoming the reluc-
tancc to take part in foreign exhibitions
which has. unfortunately, been shown by
some OF the large firms In this country
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Unrest I'm India Continues
To Be Problem That Worries

from being disproportionately outnum-
hcred III tho councils. Tho reservation
of extra seats for Mohammedans is OK.
actly the same principle, and whether
these seats are filed BY nominations
from outside or by election from with
in is a matter which it seems can he
of no concern to any but the Moham-
medans themselves,
AS regards the elimination by the
house of lords of the provision for the
creation of provincial executive coun
ellis, | may say that for my part
should like TO see it replaced on the
ground that the increasing burden of
personal responsibility thrown on some
of our lieutenant governors Is becoming
heavier than can be borne. The quick
ening of the political spirit of India
during the past four wears has largely
Increased the personal volume of the
work Of the heads Of provinces. and the
work will be still further vastly in
creased when the reforms come into op-
Grafton, y
The announcement of Mr.. Satyendra
Slnha g appointment as a member of
tho vlceroyS s executive council comes
at an lnauspiciOus moment for those
gentlemen who are strcnuously striving
to persuade their countrvmcu that the
ANi'ih9 diN anu H'tbIu-
ingly not worth having. In the natural
cxaltation of the moment even the Off
cial organ Of one of these worthless has
had 10 admit that hcnccforth the pco.
pie of this country will recognize that,
under favorable circumstances. there is
no post under the crown to which they
cannot aspire. Mr. Sinha is the young
est man Of Babu Siti Kantha Sinha. n
land owner in the village of Ralpur, IN
tho Birbhum district of Bengal He
was born there in June. 1864, and was
educated first al the local school of the
Methodist Episcopal mission, He is a
noted lawyer. The viceroy S legislature
under the guidance of the new law
member, Will be called upon to repeal
many obsolete provisions on the statute
book, TO amend many others and to
enact new provisions. and all eventual
ing legislation in tho provincial coun-
ellis must undergo his scrutiny and re-
ccive his Endorsement. Both in sub
stance and terminologv, the Indian
laws must be brought into correspond
cnce with the new order of things, and
Of course many unforeseen points, some
of them perhaps of great consequence.
VIII spring up
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Lady Constance Lytton Tells
How She Became Suffragist

LONDON. April 25.-';How l be-
INC a suffragist" was the theme of an
|feresting address delivered recently by
tdy Constance Lytton, granddaughter
The novelist and sister Of the present
cfr. at an ''At Home of the National
Fomcn s Social and Political union
bid at Queen Is ball.
Lady Constance confessed that un,
A she became suffragist she had
|issed her opportunities in life, and al
'ough she had tried she had never sue
<eded in anything. The whole social
of her life had been re-
liant to her. even the publicity of the
1Ilroom having sort of terror for
er She had never cared for books,
Nd never cared for the society Of in.
||Iectua people.
Lady Constance went on 10 say that
|c had perhaps been an especially DIFF.
|cuIt convert to the cause. because
|ere were one or two things she
Some three or four wears ago she
Nd as a great hobby the subject of
animals and prisons. However, she
~ regards il as obvious that the suf-
nE7sts who had been in prison were
~ criminals III the ordinary sense of
|c word, and she realized that she
MID very easily satisfy her taste for
sous by joining the cause. She had
'fn rather what was termed a fad
~ on reforms, perhaps out of regard
p the fact that she had led so many
form movements which came to
light; but in the beginning she was
inmate enough to meet the leaders
the suffragist movement. and she had
md them Ia be particularly human
ID sympathetic, and in the end she
came a full hearted convert. She was
en- struck by another trouble. for she
~ That everyone connected with the
2yement was Of a rather peculiar dis.
'sltion and capacity. Their ability
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
BIG FIRE RAGING IN
HEART OF KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, No. April 26.-Firc
broke out al clock this morning in
the Ridge building, n seven-story office
structure, III the heart OF the down
town business district. The building
was apparently doomed at 2;I5 cloct,
The interior being n mass Of flames.
The National Bank of Commerce aud
other large office buildings immediately
adjoining tho Ridge building were
threatened, the fire being famed by a
stiff wind.
At 2:25 'clock the flames had spread
to Main street. The sparks at this
time were being driven three blocks.
and the burning Of moro buildings was
regarded rs certain.
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$50 BUYS GROCERY STOCK. FIN
lures. horse and wagon: close To school;
hIe candy trade. chrao rent: leaving city.
Leader Grocery. $50 s. Sth W. p5l5a
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r. r. TICKET TO Los ANGELES, CAL.
SI5 90 G-45. Tribune p2l65
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SEVERAL WELL EDUCATED SOLIC-
tIons on high class publication: perma-
ncnt position at good compensation for
men who can make good. Want men for
here. VIII appoint resident with good
references a local representative In each
town Apply Western Monthly, IS Com
aGer. p1S25
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GOOD BOY, WITH REFERENCES.
Sal Sickle. the jeweler, 40 Main st.
pl7s4
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CONTRACTORS
HAIRDREssING AND MANIouRING.

HAIRDRESSING AND MANICURlNG; 3
for n dollar Madam Storcr, lfS T..
End South, p305I
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ED-SERPENTINE AND ORR
entail dancers for summer engagement
(road work. ESQ. Tribune. pi9S6
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a private safe may ne rented in the
fro and burglar-proof vanlts of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per wear.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED JACKET
hands on ledles' garments for our al
teratlon department. Apply Cohn's Dry
GOODS store. 222-224 So. Main. oJ2T4
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HAIRDRESSING PARLoRS

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATINd
Mrs. NJ NJ. Jcnnens, b0S East Third
South gtree.. Bell phone 1867. gSf2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR GOOD. HONEST. HUSTLING MEN
with best OF references. We can usually
supply men or all occupations, honest
employment OF aLy kind solicited. Tele-
phone Bell c251, Ind, G264: General Relief
Committee. l. o. o. II. rl7l7
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LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED: WORK
guaranteed. Mrs. Sta!iags, Bell phone
4617-k Call afternoons n234S
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CHAMBERMAID, EXPERIENCED. AP-
ply 72 w. 2nd South. p1t02
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STOVE CASTINGS AND REPAIRS

WEST. FOUNDRY &c STOVE REP wKS.
Stove castings n specially. Repairs for
any old stove. .Iacketa cleaned. b3l Stato.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING

S. II. CALDER. WITH II. S. DAYNES
Music Co.. II w. So. Temple. Bell
4164 o22TO
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WANTED-SITUATION


BY FIRST. CLASS BOOKKEEPER AND
accountant: best Of references. Address
HIS, Tribune. p29SS
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YOUNG GIRL WANTS AFTERNOON
and evening work as cashier or office
7 rjrl Ind LILO p3l5J
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKES AMI
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple; phone
1913 vI9.
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

-HOOD GIRL OR WOMAN IN SMALL
family; good wages 10 right party. 3s1
18th ave. Ind. phone 2s45. bell l657-K.
plO06
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TO EXCHANGE

100 ACRES OF LAND. NEAR SALT
Lake, for something In Los Angeles
or san Diego Inquire 15o Dunbar ave.
po39l
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LADY BOOKKEEPER AMI CASHIER;
must know how to operate typewriter.
V-28, Tribune. n23S6
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Apply mornings. $50 East 2nd South ct.
p1302
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WANTED-MAN. MUST BE WILLING
TO learn and capable OF acting as our
representative. No canvassinr or solicit
ing Good income assured. Address Ma
tional Cooperative Realty Co, S27 Mard-
en- Bldg. Washington, d. c. p196S
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LEARN TO BE YOUR OWN MfLLINER;
six private lessons teach you how.
For Information call Main 1237K Bell
p819
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CUT FLOWERS
THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs Under Natl Bank of Rep.
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FARM OR REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED-INFORMAT REGARDING
good farm for sale. not particular
about location: wish to hear from owner
only. who will sell direct to buyer: give
price, description and state when posses
sion can he had. Address l.. Darbyshlre.
box 1901 u. Rochester, n Y. n26S1