davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-19

mcbr rTcrcin init EN- %eiierne Sans.
frei5 gefumme, uni 5rpiife oene bordj
IL uod) Der Sbrlporm ereigeihlihe.
SEP ib c barter Sd)log, iegt cener
pun bene Goelber5cr, in 5pee Wonat
ben mer iiDtpe perlore. Ger peeie
Wtnnn, en@itimon, bat iid icbr tbeil-
ncbnlcno beirogt, ipie pieI 2oidegeIo
bic S1rab mobl frGat er tbat'S Der
obrmc 5ruo COME I'M ncnn's liiplpe
tauirno Collar ip1re. 9tee, ie9t Der
Gbrpornl, Der mid balb 81 Sooc
gtbottcrt bot, for mid 81 inIdure,
hcb bGtt id) net geaInobt, boB ser
mer 10 c Grid ipiclc tbGt; 5ipee ErG-
ME bot er be3oblt, III bam Ieat or
iid bin III itcrbt. CeS aibt allpbolu
Ell TiNbt, bcli0es hot CT nigIcfteo in
Ielnrr Applit1ihcu 5u id)tGtc, Dob
G. Nicncrnol ont liutc tIceuc ;3cbc
bot.
GcB finmt ms grob, mic gcruic,
legt Der plllu SnnOmebr.E erein, 90
ben nlcr ood) cn0lid cmobl t Gbdnce,
olla3uridC. Wcnu mlcr nllr lInicre
Nuppc init DC rutbc gor0c id)lll
bate. GeS ihpoilt De gon5e tSlnl
Gonn tinrnt De 2ongiinger. Der
Sd)tctld) Gppcl9bccmcr, Der Scide,
meier III nod c poor IuBcuo ul,llere.
Gem iB lei bees Wolll jeet enoIit
gcldtoppt! icgt Der gene. Ger bot
I'i Ieitlte Hould) gebett! mcent c 4u.
llerer. aor5lm Seoer bot erAenb c
Iiclpcn"ncrOi9e gemerflm0 ocnlad)t.
Tn lame Aogeblid bid),lmp id)
amer in Die sou. Wtcr iein pllll
Sr1d! beer id) nor RUE. Sd reib
nIer Die Mage ln ieb, bab id) in ere
Gar 1elobc ben. $50 ieiu mer2 frog
ld) De Gpnouftcr. @lollSmaun'S
@rouerci, iegt Der Gonbutter. Sc
lriitcronnncrfciI! Jog id, ben id)
Sbne net geiogt, Sic ioIte am 1srcnd
Mortt Tor mid idtuppe? Sect iobre
Sic midi glei mibOer Tree OF d)oroe
teclH. Setterlp, ie2t er. norge iricb
Inn lcdS llbr, bes iB Ole letid)tc Gur
III Snl.GorS ben mcr tecne.
Gcb no Der Sbne e Sir, Miiter
Goitor, obnc en- Nidel IN De Epdet
I'M Wihobnih 5u hope. Aucr wo5
iuor % i'll made? bel Der a1It becnl-
Iooie, ocB 0ing Of couric net, 50 ben
i'd; nit EN- Nigbt.@ntd)nlomn pun Oe
Stoblcs gcreot, LII Der bot mid uii
e SbnoingS idIoic Ioiic. Sect iit
ih ocbben nit Ell ierhterIid)c aotcr
Iii nlB lncr bun De SGrob Glmpli.
nent made LOBE. 9es Sobr iteint
lner e bees Gnn 5l ncbmc. Sbr alter
6reino S1diou Y. Sooinafle.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-19
S!atbidlase fir Che GanbiSaten.

~ SS
Gin cngliider Mutor, Meginnlo ".
Sandman, bat eiu gGnod)en Hath-
ld)l1gc fir Che . Ganbibaten herolls.
aeaeben, aus Dem Dos 20. %. Gage,
blott" iol9enbe Sentensell nioergibt
GieWciIeniteine heS Siin9linesnlters
iinb Die Trauen. - Die 2iebe gleiht
ben Raiern: ie Gltcr Der Eotient, INN
10 iflimmer Der 1Sol. Gie Sabre
baben feinen Velang Die Grterien be-
itimmcn baS Sitter oes WanneS, Die
aunit oas glter Der Srnu. 0as
fliigite Mabden lit ienes. oas genall
weiB, palll, c5 'tb1ribt iein iou.-Gin
MGofen, ous III iib ielbit perlicbt lit.
bat ielten Hipdlinnen. II Ges 2ebenS
flcime Sronien truaen sunleiit Ia.
menrDdc. Dos MGoben, ooS la
d)ello geponneu mirSp imirb inter
Sbrancn 1ebeirotbet. Gorge oid)
nid)t nm StammbGmmc. SoS Glteite
9lut fam nit,t nit benz uel,eiien
@eloe c|onturrireln = Iobnoe nid)t
nod Sntelligeus. fbon I'M Ndrden
leat Die Sans Die g%oloeneu Gicr.
GoS lpelttlige WGbd)en ~perIanat
nidt. ooB on bein SerS uerlierit, ioll-
bern blob Den 8opf. - @ebc nitt
ouf Den auicn gu ibr, ionbern I'M au.
tomobil. - Ter einsig cd,te SiebcS-
brief entbGlt gar n!dts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-19

mir min oas Slid gebabt lnb rnierrl
Serrn Ser5og uno bic Srou Ser5o'
GIN 81 leben frieet barue, ipollc mr.
audi ernol traftie iinge: &roBer8ott
mir loben Gid! Mllons bru cram !"
llto er ltimmte begeiitert ielbit au;
ober gu bod. Vof fur5cm Teriud)
rlct er: salt, balt, bnS lit berbut3t,
81 bod. Stimmc email elmer bon oen
StuInaIteru an" tbs geidab
ltlo intntcr getpoItiQer ibluoll Ser
Strom on, unterltiibt Don WlIiif ulb
@cipcbrialpcu, uulo uidt cnocniuol-
lenoen SodS. @criibrt bollftc Der
Ser5og Dem Hcbner un0 tr0itcte ben
Serrn Arntmann nit crlebtcn ubnli+
d)en Sauen llnb bem Sprufe: nWo
@erllblc reocll bo idiueigen Wortc,"
inb Die Srou Ser3ogin luintte Ser
Wengc lad)cIno alI. Gonn bciiIirtcn
Die Shaorcn 0eorbnet, Innglom nlo
lld) pcrncigcnb al Dem @ogcu Dor
bel bon Dem Ser5og llnO Der tSrolt
Ser5ogiu frcunolidl ongcrebet. SnSs
belon0cre bic 8etcroncm bnruntcr Der
oltc Subj bon @udbeiu nit 5luei
Sol3beincn, Die or iid) i'm ariegc nit
Sparicu Gcbolt bate. mo mollter
Wotcrloo'er crircutcn iid) Der beious
oercn Sul0 bcs2oube5paters. Srallen
boben I'M Iorbei0cheu ibre 8inber
III Die Sobe, INN linen Sen bobcn Ve.
lud su 5ei9en llno bcgrllbeu Die Gle
her inter 0l,umen' uno Rosmurin,
StrGllBen. Inter ircunolid)em 3us
reoen luics Die Trnu Ser5ogin Die
aablloien @eld)eilte a0er Art ub mo
Dertroltete auf @icbertolnmcn. Mber
Gin id)lnrldes 8aucrnlpeib lleB eS iid)
nitt nebmen, Ger Srou Ser3oain ei-
ltcil uYuttcriuef" in ieiuites Ginnen
eingcluidelt, aui5un6tbiaen. 8on III.
cnOlid)em Sltbel bcgleitct irbr Die
Gql,ipoae! lpeiter nod @eridbadl 5it.
Giirig ipradcn Ser Scr5oa unb ieine
@emobIin iiber Dos GrcianiB, Wos
pcroen lie iuohI aciiiblt mo 9cipro-
d)en baben? =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-19
0inb(ihc Wobrhcit.-M n,

&in6lihc % abrbcit..- Pm
reidbeiettet Gr"iibitiidstiid, fiseu oic
Gltern nit Sen ainoern. Gle fIeinen
Mdulden loiien fid, Dos feline @ebGd.
bic cute Sabne, Die Butter uno Die
WarmelaSe portreifltd) idmeden.
Ger Batter: .@enn id) beoenfe, nie i'd,
~ieiner5eit 3l 8aulc nit oiinuenl
Milhfaffee uno elmer uneeidmirteu
Sd)rippc sufrieben fem m,,Bte!"
Gic fIeine SiIba: rSicbit Tii, Yapa.
BET nns bait Tm's bod bieI belicr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-19
8pshcitcu.
Bon S8car@Ium

Ginem 8ieI d)reiber
g9o5ll ser itcto erneltte Sduno?
Sou nic Gem Nrang ertolten2
Sic Shrp1bcr fonnen niht ocn
MlnO
On fonnlt Die San0 nid)t baIten!
9crScrrW II it
Ger SEER Wtinilter ipiclt itctS gum
0CItcn
Ter Notbbcoriidtcu fern mo nab,
limo bod iaOt Sc0cr, Der i'm iob,
%on Sang unb Wicncnipicl mo @c'
item:
Ser Scrr Miniitcr ipiclt nit)t sum
@citcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-19

olio NIT alien ieinen @GIten in oas
SdIoB bes Grbprin3en fommen, mo
Ole ieds taItcn Elatten fir lie bereit
Itunben. Natirlid lpllrbe Dies Gr.
lebniB nod tagelong in Der @arniiou
hcIuGbt.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
ITEMS FROM HOWELL.

Albert Miller was In Dodge City on
business Tuesday.
Will Keller and Charles Parker spent
Sunday in Dodge City.
Mr.. Mock and wife made trip to
Dodge City Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gragg, of Dodge City,
visited at Howell Sunday with his home
folks.
Clarence Shank is assisting Will Anders
with the work on the Minor place at
present.
Every thing looks prosperous in the
vicinity of Howell, and he farmers are
looking forward to big crop year.
Mrs. Albert Miller who went TO Kings
ton, N. Y, where she was called by the
death Of a sister, is expected home soon.
Joe Fox will move to Stafford county
soon. He will meet lot Of people on
the way though who are coming to this
county. Stafford people are moving to
Ford county by tie dozens.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08

Abolish the Cause, and Misery and
Distress Of Indigestion will Vanish 4

Abolish the Cause, and Misery and
Distress of Indigestion will Vanish 4
Can indigestion be cured? Hundreds
of thousands Of people who suffer from
belching of gas, billlousness, sour
stomach, fullness, nausea, shortness Of
breath, bad taste In mouth, foul breath,
nervousness and other distressing SYM
tome, are asking Themselves that ques-
tion dsily.
And II these same doubling dys.
peptics could only read the thousands
Of sincere letters from people who once
suffered as badly as they do now, but
who have been quickly and permanently
cured by the use Of Mi-o-na, the mighty
dyspepsia remedy that cures by remov.
Ing the cause, they would 60 10 the
Palace Drug store this very day and get
q large bottle Of Mi-o-Da tablets.
The price OF Mi.o.na tablets Is only 30
cents, and the Palace Drug Co. guar
antees them to cure indigestion or money
back.
Thin or lean or scrawney people will
find In Mi-o-Da maker Of flesh and
blood, because It causes the stomach to
extract more nutritious matter from the
food.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
WRIGHT ITEMS

N
Niles Wiseman was In Dodge City on
business last Saturday.
Mrs. Frkes Is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wlseman this week.
A very successful term Of school was
closed at Wright on last Friday.
Mr.. Frakes, the night operator, left
last week for bis claim in Western Kan.
sap.
The rural telephone line near Wright
will soon be finished and In working
order.
The section foreman has completed his
"paved street. and 1t lisa convenience
which was very much needed.
Mr.. English. the groceryman, Is do.
ing a good business with the people Of
Wright and the surrounding country,
The wheat is growing wonderfully
since the recent SHOWS and rains and the
farmers are beginning to figure on a
big crop this year.
Miss Hannah Wiseman, brother
George and Mrs. Frakes were guests at
the home Of Mr.. Bullock Friday evening
and spent very pleasant evening.
Wright is certainly on a boom, and
there is prospect for a good sized
trading town and crop market as we'll as
one of the best farming communities 10
the county.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
FROM ENTERPRISE

Miss Eunice Trip is reported on the
sick list this week.
Walter Brown. of Wilson,, has been
here building some fences on his land.
J. G. Massy of Garfield, was in Enter
prise township last week looking after
some legal business.
Edgar Bryant, of Tomkinsville, Ken
lucky, arrived at Dodge City last week
and will make his home with his sister
and brotber.in.lsw, Mr., and Mre. A. P.
Thompson, In Enterprise township.
The people along the route Of the
Rural Free Delivery, which is to be
started on May LIST. are getting ready for
the every other day mail service. A
meeting. was held by those interested, on
Monday night at the Bell school house,
to agree upon the kind Of boxes to be
used. An order has been made for the
boxes. They will come from st. Louis.
Enterprise was a well selected name for
this township, the new township Of Ford
county. Since 1t was organized. every
movement Of the people has shown
enterprise and 1t promises to be the
busiest, most progressive and best i'm
proved township in the county. The
township has an excellent quality Of
settlers, fine farming land and every
thing that is needed to build up pros.
porous community.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
VIII Gk6OIuVN
FORD CITY ELECTION HELD
LAST mONDAY-NEyINs
ELECTED MAYOR,AND
N. ]. SMITH IS PRO
BATE JUDGE.
0THERNEWS FROM FORD CITY.
Preparing for Easter Services
at the Churches New N.
E. Minister Arrived
Last Week.

Mr.. Mexican, father Of william and
Lyman McKean, died Sunday morning al
the home of his son Lyman, west oj
Ford Mr.. Mexican had only been here
a short time, having come from Missouri.
He was s. years old. The remains were
inferred in Fore, cemetery Monday.
The city election held at Ford Monday,
resulted iu the election Of the following
officers: 0. N. Nevins, mayor; j. A..
Smith. 0. Y. Hagerman, Il. o. Shook,
L. X. Van Horn, r. @. Brink, council
men; N. j. Smith, police Judge.
Mrs. W. G. VanHorne arrived from
Kansas City Friday and visited her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison over Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. VanHorne will To-
cate in Dodge City.
Chas Laing aud II. b. Herzer were
down on Sunday. They are having fruit
put on their farm. Il. B. returned
Monday.
o. N. Nevins, A. Shook, W, A. Balfour
and M. H. Smith made trip to Dodge
Tuesday In the interest Of automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lonker made
trip In their machine to Coldwater Satur-
day, returning Monday morning.
An Easter sermon with special music
will be- given In the Congregational
church next Sunday evening,
A milliner from Spearvile will have a
line Of millinery goods on display Satur-
day at J. e. Lyons store.
Rev. Ballinger arrived Saturday and
preached his first sermon In the NJ. e.
church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Patterson and Mrs.
w a. ohllUui WIZ fhitUIe III bUuRC
City last Friday.
Easter services will be held in the
Methodist church next Sunday evening at
3 O'Clock.
Chas. Patterson has recently added the
luxury Of gasoline lights in his residence.
G. W. Mills from Bucklin was trans
lcting business in Ford last Wednesday.
Mrs, Lulu Bradford took change of the
telephone office this week.
A baby girl was born TO Mr., and Mrs.
Iohn Reynolds last week.
The Ladies Aid supper has been in
definitely postponed.
Miss Carrie Hall made trip to Dodge
Jity Saturday.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
Notice

Section 8, Ordinance 206 reads as
follows: SIT shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to place In the streets,
avenues or alleys Of the City, any ashes,
cinders Or refuse matter Of any character
or description what 80 ever, without
first having obtained from the Mayor
the right 80 to do''. Section 4 attaches
: penalty Of from s1.OO to $1,000.
PEARL TREBILoooK, City CLERK
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
Simple Remedy for La Grippe

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneumonia,
Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops the
cough but heals and strengthens the
lungs 90 that no serious results need be
feared. The genuine FoIey's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs and is in
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
The Palace Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
Notice

Ordinance No. ia establishes the curb
at 10 feet from the property line on 60
foot streets and IL feet from the property
line on streets 70 feet or more wide.
If PEARL TREBILcoCK, City Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1909-04-08
Be SURE:

when you insure that you are
dealing with a reputable COM
pany; be sure that you are get
ting a satisfactory amount Of
protection, and that you are
not paying too dearly for it.
Of you want to know anything
IN the subject Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22

Tho shifting weather conditions of the
present season. saws Section DN~rt0r n
,. Hyatt, Will in 'nll probability. be con-
duclve la unsettled weather. Concerning
tho probability 81 storm today. the
weather prophet said that N Was an even
break whether the AREA OF low baruuletri,
pressure TO tho southwest would swo0p
down upon this section and bring storm
or whether the area OF high pressure TO
The northwest would force out the low
prcssurc and briug sunshine.
Two storms were central on yesterday r.
map. one over southwestern Utah and the
other over th. central valleys and Lake
fegion. These disturbances have caused
rain or snow over portions of Colorado
oklahoma. Missouri, Illinois, Texas. Ar
kansas Montana. tho Dakotas. British
Northwest Territory, Minnesota Lake
lantic states. ThundcrstorIns were quite
general over the Lake region and Ohio
valley, with largest amount OF rainfall
al ~. Louis, LIS lYchos. over The Al
pressure was high. causing mostly fair
weather with frost temperatures over the
western states.
Partly cloudy Thursday with local rain
OF snow II Indicated for this locality.
Wednesdays metcorolosical record at
the local station Of the United states
weather bureau for tho twcnty-four hours
ending at r. m. was as follows:
Temperature at y. m, ~ degrees ;
maximum temperature 30 degrees; mini
mum temperature. degrees mean tenn
perature, ~ degrees. which Is 10 degrees
Total descicncy Of temperature since
the first OF the month, % degrees.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January /. 3li degrees.
Total precipitation. none.
Total precipitation sine" the first OF the
month, 30 OF an inch, which Is l.lo inches
below normal.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation
since January ], l.33 inches.
Relative humidity at =. m, p per
cent,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
New Interpretations

The following new companies lncor-
poratcd Wednesday:
The Warm Springs Irrigation and
Power company OF Goshen. Utah county;
capitalization, $4,000, In $50 shares of
$50 each: Albert Manlovc. president;
Emma Nelson. vice president: u. ;. Pow
olson. secretary and treasurer; Wsldcmar
Jcnsen and Charles Jensen. additional di-
.rcctors. Capital stock TO tho extent or
$3.50 is paid up by the taking over o.
ditchcs and canals connected with the
warm springs and Curraut creek.
Tho Canyon Siding Mining company OF
payson. Utah county, To exploit seven
Iron King and Loop mining claims IN the
Tlntic and North Tinuc mining districts.
Utah county. which are taken over IN full
payruenr OF the capital stock OF $4,000. liz
! 900 600 shares OF cents each. OF which
400 600 shares are treasury stock; Henry
Smith, president: o. II. Pulvcr vice
president: J. :. Bills Jr.. secretary and
treasurer: j. :. Bills. Sr.. Ell Chase,
George VI. sullivan and Marcclus smith,
additional directors.
The Wanlcss Mining company oi
Kuightsvilc, Juab county, taking over
tho Wanlcss mining claims. from J 10 p
Inclusive ia payment OF the capital stock
nf $50 600. which is divided into i.o00.0gC
shares OF cents each, OF which 400. .OO'
shares are treasury stock. John Roundy
president: Perry Fuller, Vice president
W. r.. Evans. secretary and treasurer. l.
r. Birch. Oliver Ccdarstrom and Nathan
Rockhil additional directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22

Minneapolis, and are in Chicago, will
return home early in June,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Phillips Of 535
South Main street celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Wednesday
evening, Many friends called,
+. Strong entertained eight ut box
party at the Ovpheum Tuesday evening,
followed by a supper at the Louvre,
DR.. and Mrs. L. d. Woodruff, who
have spent somo time in the cast and
south, are expected homo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards will
leave in few days for short trip TO
New York.
Mrs. Frank r. Stephens will leave the
last OF May for Omaha, Mob, 10 visit
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Palmer and lit
tie daughter have returned here to make
their home.
Spencer Clavson will be homo today
from few days spent at Teton Basin
D. ?. Simmons is spending few
weeks in New York,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Temperatures Elsewhere.
GOOD PRINTING PAYS

Century printing pays. 5j-57 Post
Office place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Real Estate Transfers.

Samuel 2. Warren and wife to Mi
chclc Riga lots II and Il, block
=, kimhall's II C.,.,...,....,...
a. II. Nogclcr and wife TO Reuben
T.. Miller undivided half interest
and part lot 4. block %, plat As
Salt Lake Security and Trust Co.
TO Brunswick Realty Co.. lot :,
block 50. plat H.: .:,...........
George Iland ct al TO Marcu
Bergman: lot {. block lei. plat \ l.5
Samuel NJ McNutt 20 Ray Van
Cott. section Il, township
south, range l esst,............. 2.l
Reuben Ashworth To w. II. Ger
rard. lot .. block Il. plat B..
Ernest g.. Erickson TO g II. Carl
duIst. lots g. and 80. block =,
Gl"nn's subdivision ..............
l.. II. Aires and wife to Edward
Hancock lots is, 10. 20, block So,
oakley addition ...,.,.........sr
Orson AndruS 10 A. Il. ChT!stcn-
son. section 26 township = south,
range cast .-....,.........
Christine Channel TO Ella -.
StIckncy lot !. block 3s. plat Il. A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Building Permits.

Hcpworth & Son. altering ore-story
fame building at Gij North
Eighth West street, for platform
ana runway ..s-s-..-... - "'V
CLAYTON Investment Co, altering
brick dwelling at - and a East
First South street. 100
Andrew Pickett. story frame
street Ts"s' .........'..,... 60" -. '9.,' 1000
c. Moynihan, onc-story frame
dwelling, lot >. block 10 plat b 100
Electric iorseradlsh Co. two
story two-room concrete factory.
7iS West Third South street,. 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
CALENDAR

: Mrs. william Read Will enter
: tain at tea af her home next
: Wednesday afternoon,
: DR.. and Mrs. E. V. Silver viii
: entertain AT dinner this evening
: for Mr.. aud Mrs. !. l.. Frankcn.
= The largest social affair for
:. this afternoon viii be tho
: charity card party NJ Rowland
: hall. 10 be given for the benefit
:. Of the orphans home. Tables
!. can st:ll be secured by calling
: Miss Hague. Bell phone 3si9 or
: Independent lGj. II IS desired
!. that extras come in 10 tea.
!. The history section of the
!. Ladies Literary club viii meet
: at 1915 clock this morning at
: tho clubhouse. Mrs. \. Simous
: viii read a paper on "Ovid and
: Liyy."
: The graduates OF '08 of the l..
= y. :. hospital training school
:. will entertain the graduating
= class of 100 at matinee party
:. mt tho Colonial theater today, TO
!. be followed by a luncheon at
= the College Inn.
= Mrs. w. II. Dale will enter
= tain informally this afternoon
= in her apartment at the Miller
= flats.
:. Mrs. G.. II. Heritage Will
= entertain her bridge club at 4
:. luncheon at her home Friday.
:.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Alan Campbell TO Wed.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Formal an
nounccment OF the wedding, April 20.
next, Of Alan Patrick Campbell, son OF
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. the actress, an I
Miss Helen Bull, q Chicago society girl.
was made here today. Mr.. Campbell at
Oxford, was noted az an amateur boxer
aud athlete. Hc served several years
in the British navy as lieutenant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Marriage Licenses.

Stephen Adams OF American Fork and
Melinda Adams OF Bingham.
Lewis Macbam Packer and C!ot!!da
Smith OF Riverdalc, Ida.
Alexander G.. Ryder OF Waterloo ana
I.cita T. Becchcr Of New Haven, Conn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Afraid of Ghosts

Many people afraid of ghosts Few people ,'~T :
afraid germs Yet the ghost is fancy and II -
is a X the Germ could be maanihed IL ~
a o il would appear ~ ~,
terrible than hre-hrcathius dragon. Germs \ ~
can't he avoided They in the mir we breathe, >~Dp
tbe water we drink.
The germ can only prosper when the condition =
of he systc gives IL free scope TO establish IL
sef and develop. When there deficiency ot
vital force Innguor, rcstlessncss, a sullow check,
m hollow when the appetite poor and the
time guard against tho germ fou can
all by the ot Dr. Pieces Gold
IL the vital power clcanscs the
OF cnriches the blood puts the
digestion and nutrition working condition
that the Germ finds tainted which breed
C;odcu Medical Discovery alcohol, whisky
drugs, All its ingredients printed ITS outside
yyraooer is a nostrum but medicine
record of 10 Of Accept
sh.,u,e-there is nothing good Ask nesbbors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Deaths.

Michael Parlch Holy Cross hospital;
tuberculosis: aged 22: April ..
Eva Walden. $50 Jefferson street; NIL
;ral insufncicncy: aged ~; April 10.
Anton Eoplenbeck. $50 Fourth avenue :
old age: aged 13. April is.
Michael J. Connors, Ninth North and
sixth West. heart failure; aged 49,
Auril %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Alonzo Z KcssIcr. lGl North Second
West. girl.
boy.
Laurence \. Porter. $50 East Eighth
South. bog.
Thomas Henry Morrison. JbO west
Sixth North, girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22

Friends will be glad 10 hear that DIR.
s. G. Baldwin is now more comfortable
and hopes TO leave early in May with
Mrs. Baldwin for Q trip 10 California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22

Mrs. Henrietta Ellcrbeck and her
daughter. Miss Ada Ellerbcck, who
have spent the past six months IN Sc
attic, Wash, will be homo the last Of
this month,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22
SOCIETY

In order 70 prevent imposi-
tion> and en- embarrassmen'S. The
Tribune requests that persons
leaving social notes, and cspe-
ciallv marriage notices or en-
gagemen;s. for publication
leave with them names through
which the source OF the same
NAV be traced IL the matter -
called in question.