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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

land passed under the unique gateway
to the hotel, it seemed as if we had
been dropped in very real, fantastic
fairyland, where the little brown Japs
! scurrying around were the elves.
This is only one instance of the cor
diality with which we were every
where greeted throughout Japan
The Cleveland sailed around from
Yokohama to Kobe, but a number of
her passengers preferred to form par
ties and travel overland across Japan.
when il would be possible to see more
of the real native life of the people in
the smaller cities removed from the
coast. Among those who chose to do
this was a party of Salt Lakers.
Making up a party of ten, they Sc
cured the services of a private guide,
and with the comforts of a private
car, they enjoyed seeing the more
primitive life of the inland people
whose customs had not yet been
touched by the Influences of the west
Those who composed the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett, Miss
Helen Hanchett, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Miller. Miss Maude Miller. DR.. and
Mrs. E. D. Hammond, Mrs F. S. Os-
valid and Miss Hazel Oswald. They
visited Nikko. Nagoya, Nara and Kyoto
finally rejoining the Cleveland at Ko-
through he beautiful inland sea Sea
Of Japan to Nagasaki.
In the Philippines.
In the Philippines we were again
accorded a warm welcome. Almost
each state had some representative
there, and so, to give US a better time,
vided themselves into states, each
delegation looking after the people
from their own particular state. OF
course Mr.. Clark provided entertain
ment for US, but it was naturally more
enjoyable to have ones own friends
There are several from Utah now IN
the Philippines. Judge Waite, Harold
Pitt, MIR. and Mrs Elwood Brown.
Carlos Young, W. Beardsley, all
Joined in adding pleasure to our
brief visit. One very pleasant hap
penstance" occurred when we were
visiting the splendid Spanish palace of
Archbishop Harry in Manila. We
were all acquainted with the splendid
work he has accomplished during the
last seven years. and as we were be-
ing shown through his palace, which
had kindly been thrown open to us,
we were met by the archbishop him
self. He shook hands with us and
welcomed us most cordially, and after
he himself had pointed out the OBJ
jects of interest in his home, he
thanked US very heartily for coming
to see him and for our praise of his
work in the Philippines.
One evening, while we were stay
ing in Manila, a special musical pro-
gram was given in our honor, and
the next evening a hippodrome per-
Torrance was enacted for our benefit,
at which 5000 native school children
sang My Own United States" and a |
couple of other patriotic pieces; and
were so well trained and disciplined
that our highest admiration was ac-
corded them This was followed by |
an informal reception given by the |
governor general of the islands, after |
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

An Interesting. Breezy
Letter of Impressions
Drawn and Beautiful
Places Ssen.-BuH.E.O o.
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have seen. Added to this, the ap-
proach to the temple is crowded with
hordes Of repulsive, deformed beg
gars. so disgusting that one feels he
has been afflicted with a horrible
nightmare.
See Tai Mahal
From Bombay many took a side
trip to Agra to see the far-famed Tai
MahaL 1t was a long, hot journey of
two nights and a day each way, but
we were not content to travel as far
as India and not see this beautiful
nausoleum. We saw the Tai both by
daylight and by moonlight. 1t is Won
derful at all times, but beneath the
splendor Of full moon it is supremacy
lovely. I do not think we shall any
of US ever forget, as we turned in the
gateway for a last look. the picture
of Tai Mahal, standing there, calm,
majestic imposing. yet dainty, femi-
nine and exquisite, its pure white
marble shimmering in the moonlight
the silent tribute Of the love of
man for a woman.
In two days now we shall be in
Cairo, and in ten more we land in
Naples, where the great majority OF
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

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Charles Flesh Food, regular soc. zee
NJ. & L. Florida Water, regular 75c. SIC
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Prophylactic Tooth Brush, reg. 35c Use
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Dickey's Cream de Lis, reg. Soc. .34c
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We have always been the
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filters and guarantee salts
faction Prices reasonable.
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Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound,
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Eskay's Food, regular Csc Ice
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). 8. ReHint an q. 8. Sutthcff.
$500.
5enrn Wl. Samm.i ON 5inbtaD
Wartet Ro. 2 6. u: g.. 60. $4,000.
Bud 5bomos an ainble 4p. 6. u.
9. SO. $3.50.
Bud 5bomas an ainol. Np. 6. II.
9. 60. $3.50.
Marp =. Garter on Woonon 3.
IH'n go. 2. $1875.
9lliee M. morris an Wolrut Oils
G. II. g. SO. $500.
gsni. ShIaus,p an gitisens 9. q.
go. 2. $500.
). y. SpiIier uno Inbere an Hins
Del Ip. g. Ii. 3. 60. $4,000.
Gig. 8srH.nbrusg. an Rarsar.i
!. Strest. 1878.
Winnie Web on 2iberaI 8. 3. SO.
5000.
pbilip g. Dbi.e on pl.aiant Ribs.
.. II. 6. 60. $500.
). 6. 3ies.nbah an g. u. Sobns
iton. $3.50.
Gig. Slabad an 5enrp q. Wes
GIure. $1,000.
SuIia Dpple an Reabins Rodn g,
g. 60. $500.
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als 2518 Wine StraBe. Monatlih.
Mietbe $37.
Bud 9bomas an William 4bbinss
ton nnb Sobn 3iesler, 25 bel go Jub
an DER Sitieite Der Oapp 9lpenue, 400
Jub norblid Der Rortb genb Roab.
81.
Bud sbomas an Glifforo See, 25
bel go 5uB an Der Weiiieite Der 8etts
4penue, 400 SUB nOrbIi1 Der Rortb
genb Hodo. 81.
Sulia .. aeps unb anbere on Gil
lie 6. Bates, Elm Stud 2anb al Der
Wabiion Roao in Setticn 2 in Drill
Greet sppnibip. 81.
William 8. pugb on sSobn Wenbel,
Got 36 in 6. @. Sborts 2. llnterabs
tbeilung in Germ Yant. ST..
Wloria u. g. u. M. 9. Selb on
gnbrep Ster, Elm Stiid 2onb in Sefs
tion 8 in Green 3p. 81.
Surab s. 0onabue on WilIiam u.
Whits, Got Io. 623 Der unterabtb.is
lung 81" BON Saflsp port. ST.
Wi[liam u. Wbite an Wi[Iiom 6ar.s
lep pusb, Got go. 623 Der llnterabs
tbeilun9 y4" bon Satlep Bart. 81.
elliott s. Yenoleton unb 4nosre an
2ouiia 3. Gipinsiton, elm. Got on Der
SiibIeite Der 2iberip Sirabs, ipeitIit)
BON price Sirabe. 81.
qouiia 9. 2ioinsfton an Sobr 3.
SpiI,er, cine Got an Der Sibleite Der
2ibertp aeseniiber pries Strabs. 81.
Senrn gebrens OH Charles Geiii,
965 Qcres 2anb i'm norbipeiilihsn
9beil bon Settion Z, @rssH 5prpnibip.
81.
gborles U. 9sb on Robsrt 3. guhs
matter, Cots 81 unb 80 BON Sanfon
unb Suffers unterabthsiIuns bon
Mabiionpille. 81.
Die WmoiIh MubIbduIer BRING.
60. on Ri6arb :. purnhaasu, 5bsil
bon Got ." bon Der Sbsrifis Inter
abtbsiluns in Sst.ion II in 1el5i
5p. 81.
Diners 3. Cooper on SoIepb z.
9uIIsp. cine Got 1888 BEL 100 SUB
on straight StraBe, 100 SUB !peiis
lid bon Clifton Gpeuue. 81.
Sulia 9opls an Marp Suni. Got
Ro. So pon Der Siio Rortpooo Spnois
,at untsrabtbsiluna. 81.
Robert 2sslie an gaa 2.sIie. Got
go. 232 bon gpfinssr &: 5op.ins 2.
untsrobtbeilune pon Siio Rorpooo.
81.
5arrp ). Weiton an 0irsil q.
5oper. Got 90. 3 bon 8. s. &c 8. e.
Wsiton's unierabibeiluns. 81.
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Tbe Cincinnati 9rn glsanine 60.
an SoiePb &. Tumbohsr, Got 13 in
6. 9onaIoioR's /. untercb!beiluna
BON 8esh Grobs. 81.
Carrie Soters an Sic Weber, flint
Sabre poht BEG gigentbums, be.annt
ols 2O2O ylobapt pIaes. Npnatli6e
Ulistbe $50.
Spfspb s. Dsnitrup an gecrs. u.
fibnIe. 5 Sabre paht bes giaens
thums, b.tannt als 1913 Moin Ctr.
Usonatlite Mistbe $50.
Glen s.. Rails an 6irom driebz
man, 25 b.i 81 SFuB an Der Qorbf.it.
Der WcUiiLon Strabe. 125 SUB p.Its
lid Der Scioto Strobe. 81.
Catherine &. Dobms an eSsaeob
Rau, Sots % unb 30 in 6umbreh.s
unierabibeiIung in Deer port. ST.
Fois Suiges II. u. an Gliscb.th
Wobonep, Got So In Der Qorpoob
gisp unterabtbeilins. 81.
8. u. 5uIIsr on Sobn Norblon:,
Got 19 uno 5kil bon Got 20 in
apsrp's llnterubtbsiluns. $500.
0eorge Sutton an UlpIa W. Mooo,
Got 8 in gbas. u. Mpoos lInterobs
tbeilung in gI.pes. 81.
Sane Siner on gli3nbetb Yotp!es
Sbeil bon Got s6 in Sobn .. Tloos
res untsrabtbeilung in 6arrifon. ST..
Jlorsnc. Ut. 9.fau an Jobn Glart,
Iheil bon Cots rs unb " in Der
SoIelpiIo Spnbieate untsrabtkiIuna.
81.
Gli3obetb gotples an Sane 6iner,
bdHelbe gisentbum. 81.
Gatbarine RepIe an SonfDn M.
Cooper, Got 8 in Gbarlss W. SteeIe"s
unterabibeilung on Aba Gtrobe. 81.
Gouiie 6off an Chris. Durr, fiinf
Jobre pu4i bsS GigeuttsusB tssanat
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Wie Der ,anotenturs
fIrf" turtrt purbe. Son
bem 1851 psritorbenen gottinger gbi.
rurgen &. s. W. 2angenbsd, benz On.
TEL oes beriibmtsn 8erliner Gbirura.n.
er5dblt Der IS. g." Elm 2sier Elm ers
eDsli6es 9eihihtdsn, bas als lpobr
per6iirgt lptro: Der pb ieiner brutulsn
@robbeit bsriihtists porlegte aurfiirit
bon 6e1en, tpsgen einigsr aufFalIenbsn
galsseihpiilite am 6alie Der rano=
tenturfirit" eenonnt, fpollte ii6 bic
3lerratbe ourd Den Gottinger profsf~
Tor entfernen la7en. Gr be1tellte ben.
ie!ben, empfing ibn aber nidht Sur feit-
gsfesten Stunbe, ionbsrn lieb ibn I'm.
gebiibrlih lange antlhambriren, mas
oen beriibrten gbirursen, Der pielfa5
bon .aderbo9iten" 5errI6uften fonz
Iultirt fpuroe, bereits ie6r perihnupFte.
2lls er enblih porgelaFen nirb,
fhnau5t i'm Der aurfiirit an: .aunn
gr mir bas bu berausi6neiben?"
nSapobl, bas fann er, aber pus tbut
er ni4t," erfpibert 2anqenbsf in no.
moslih nod groberen Zone - unb
orauben III er, ebe Der Iug.naItise iih
nod BON ieinem Sdred erbolt bat.
Sc ioa nadber bel 0elb uno nod
mehr CUTE Worte setoitet bab.n, Can
genbed gu beresen, bic Operation bod
ned eusaufabrsn.
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Gineinnati, 13. Deg.

V NJ u III !, ID. 2e3.
Nsue 5ppotbeten.
Rate !oeatlep an Columbia y. u. g.
u. Go. $500.
2ouis ". 5ppion on 9lenbol. 3.
Il. 6. u. 60. $70O.
SoroIo Rnlano an Court Ctr.
Warset 3. II. g. 60. S2500.
CLARA 3. 8et.Hsr an gumminspiII.
9. II. q. SO. $500.
9ouiia Wiithsu on pcrpooo Sms
propto y. II. 6. 60. $500.
Clifford Sc. an ainbel 4p. 8. Il. 3.
60. 1854.
Wilidm 2lbbington an ainbsl 2lp.
9. Il. y. go. $500.
DiQiam 4bbinston On Clifford See.
$3.50.
Sobn Glarin unb Qnbsrs, gruitses.
an Gpans.licuI Sutbsran eburh.
$500.
Dilliam u. Dbit. on Sobn W.ns.l.
$50.
anna 6. BEL on SObn $. Gam.
$4,000.
Mari. Wieftrs on Star 9. u.
Ro. 3 so. $500.
2issie W. Wiuiams an 1be Soutbs
err Ohio Supinss Ban. SO. $1,000.
Benjamin Shlaustp on peurI Str.
Wariei gont. $500.
Stephan II. 8dgisb ali 2ixraI 2oan
& Big. so. 5000.
Sopbia q. 8osuon on bislelbe.
$500.
Glen Mabon.n on Mreantii.
9la. Il. 2oan SO. $24o0.
5rant alon.e on Weitern German
gont. $500.
Sobn 81. Spilier on penrI Strs.!
Rariei gant. $4,000.
Jrani Sianb on unitD 8aniins 6:
Suping 60. $500.
aouiie galbip.a Werrsl an gornes
Tia Werren. $4,000.
gsOrs. 8. Carl On 5pbe pGrt Big.
u. Qoon 60. $3.50.
Ulorp 9unt on urdgon Blog. uno
2oon 60. Wo. 2. $25OO.
aaiprenee q. Slabod on 6snrp 9.
MegIure. $1,000.
Charles O. Shott cn Wcbap!
plaee glos. u. 1oan Go. $1,000.
0eiilste 6ppotbefen.
2ibner Jasin on Columbia 9. u. g.
u. 60. $500.
Rate 5eatlep an bieI.lbe. $500.
1bomas Oiu on GLENDALE 3. u. g.
u. 60. $500.
6. $. Raas on Speamore 6. u. 6.
Go. $4,000.
grant Siaob an plsaiant 9. q. Ii.
8. 60. $3.50.
Sof. 9. 9boma an propioent g. 3,
II. :. 60. $4,000.
5ottie Wcgop on 6orriet 6. Rihs
orbs. $500.
Sorob DEFINE on gine. Gapings
Soeisp. $500.
.. 5eifelbrOd on g. Gonbbeser.
$165.
5. 8. ReTint an Sobn Non 5oue.
Derfelbe an 6enrp Roormdn. $500.
Warp MitSttu an GaxoIine g.
estias. $1,000
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Der Jiinfte Iisb 1543 bier Elm burg
dbnlides Shlob erbuuen. ods bon
pbiIipp benz .3freiten ipsiier aussebdut
fnurbe. gine 5euersbrunit 3eriiDrte Is
ibeiltpeiie am 13. Wdrs 1904. uno
pbilipp Der 1ritte Iisb es ipieoer duf'
bauen. Der gau erfubr beoeuicnoeera
ipeiieruneen untsr aarl benz Oritten.
Sn feinem sSnneru birgt Is eine reihe
JiilIe BON aunItifdsen ullsr att.
2eppidx mad aartons BON 1eniers,
WanIoo nnD 9opa. 0emdIoe BON ri
berd. Garbuho, Gernero, Gorales uno
gdrss. 5rsstomaIereien pongopeu uno
WasIla, Yor3ellane BON Sepres unb
benz gueu Retirp, Seineniapeten bon
9nlaperu, gron3eitatuen. 5erraeoiien,
toitbar. WlDtel. aronIeuhier aus
gerstrpitau, cine Stanbubr. bic idbrs
LID blob einmdl oufse5ogen tpiro, II.
ogl. NJ.
Sn Der RGk bes SdfoFes 1T cine
Helm. Srtihaft, beren Wirtbidoften
bon 4utIern piel beIudi iperben. Nores
LID, in serineer Gnif.rnuns. 1T bic
sierIihe Gaia bel Yrineipe. bic fir
aarl ben 0ierten erboui purbe. ols
er nod Snfant ponqfturien ipar. Weis
ter ab iino Elm prdhtiser ponillon. bic
Guinta, unb bas Shlob 3ar3uela, no
untsr pbilipp benz yiinfien fir ben
5of gbeoteruuffubrunsen itattfonoen,
baber Der Rame r3ar5ue!o" fir elm
! ipesifiih fpaniides 5beatersenre. elm
Gemii9 BON Sperette unb 0olisidns
3er.
6eut. in bas SanzGugenios sJ,it.
9auIenoe bon Wabribern ipallen bins
aus nah benz parbo, um auf benz
Roien 5u pidniden. unb Defenders. um
bic bort ipahienben iiiBen Eiheln su
eiIen, bic nah Spib unb 0srgiI i'm
solben.n 3eitalter bic ausihlieblihe
Wabrung Der Menihen biloeten unb
BON b.nen Der Ritter bon Der traurie
gen GsitoIt cine 5anbpou nabm, als er
feline kriibmte Rebe bon ben Waffen
unb ben if0nen WiHenibaften belt.
Die Gifeln fhmeden tpie ein Wittels
bins sipifdsnWanbeIn unb aaftanien;
iie iperoen aud serOitet seseHen. erfors
bern aber i'm oflsemeinen, tpie 70 piele
anbere iponiihe 2ederbiifen, einen ros
bufien Waseu, ME man ibn I'M soloes
/ nen 3eitalier ssbabt bakn mag.
Wan fiebt eeipobnlih iebr beIebte
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1ag; es tperben nidt nur Giheln ees
eeFen bas solbene s3eitalter iit
borbei - ionbern auh trdftisere Gbs
paartn. unb benz ftorien 2anbtpein
fuirb ipader sugeiprohen. Inter ben
Gihen bskn iih 9anspaare beim
sflons ber9uitarrs; aber 9opa tpiiroe.
ipenn er rpieber oufitdnbe. persebtns
bier nah Wotipen fur feline gapridos
fufkn. gllles iit grau unb fdrblos.
lleberbaupi tibt bas fpaniite Wort
parbo nifts anberes als erau, braun,
triib. Gin bleifarbener 6erbf.bimmel
briitet iiber Der traeifhen Qanofhaf..
unb Is fheint, aIs Oh bic bumpfe Gins
tonisieit Der 0oIisbeluitigung unb bic
tribe Gfipere Der Roturformen nit
ben biiiteren Jarben bes 0immels 3uz
iammenfiOHen su elmer unIasbor
ihpermiitbissn 5armonie.
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08
RAISING GEESE.

There are several things in favo
Of raising geese. They do not re.
quire expensive buildings, as any or
binary shed will do that will keep
off the snow and rain. In bad wealth
er they will take to shelter, but in
nice weather they prefer to be out
in the open, and any fench three
feet high will turn them. They are
not troubled with lice and other all.
ments, as are chickens and turkeys
1t requires four weeks to hatch all
goose eggs except the Chinese va
rieties, which takes nearly five weeks.
They can be Matched with chicken
hens, but the mother goose often
makes the best Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ers' Home Journal.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08
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me the best method Of feeding it.,
and do you consider it a safe feed
for chicks?
EMMA B. BROWN.
Answer: -Certainly l do consider
millet seed one Of the very safest and
most excellent foods for chicks, Of
any age. Where fowls are confined, and
deprived more CIR less of getting prop
err exercise, feed in litter. This will
provide an inducement for the fowls
to get the required exercise. They
will grow and devolp very fast on
millet seed. l would not feed millet
seed exclusively but alternately with
wheat or broken rice. Making the
millet seed the exclusive ration will
prove unadvisable as it is a very fat
tening food and would doubtless be
found wanting in bone and blood max
ing elements. Millet seed can be fed
largely as the main grain ration, feed
ing an occasional feed of wheat and
rice. Fresh cut bone will also be
found valuable adjunct to the daily
rations for growing chicks. Char
coal and coarse sand should also be
used. But never omit millet seed I'M
less you can get the prepared chick
feeds, and even then like millet seed
to throw in litter to keep the chicks
contented and growng.-J. c. Clipp,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08

fingers, seemingly no more AFRAID OK
us than we were of him.
He was rollicksome, jolly fish,
never troubled about the necessities
of life, and seemingly satisfied with
its conditions Every one felt like
laughing when one saw him, and it
really seemed as If he enjoyed com
partnership.
It was pretty sight when cur
yacht steamed out from shore to see
the wake of fish that followed it;
and it was especially pleasing to
watch them come to meet us on re-.
turning, as they always did
No one thing gave US more pleas,
ure during that happy summer by the
lake than our tame fish. yet we re
solve never to feed them another
season. for our bay grew to have a
reputati on as a fishing ground, and it
was very grievoIs to see the stolid
old fishermen sitting by the hour pull
ing into their boats the trusting lit
tie creatures that we had disarmed
by dispelling their fears. But for one
has a lake or stream wholly his own,
know of no pleasanter pastime than
making friends with the dWe'lers
there.-Sarah A. LenisOn. in st. Mich
OlaS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08
FATTENING THE FOWLS.

When putting young birds on a fat
tening ration starve them for about
20 hours to begin with; then begin
to feed sparingly, gradually increas-
ing the amount until they have been
on feed for a week; after this feed
all they will eat, but never allow
feed to be left before them more than
one-half hour at time. Some feed
three times a day, others only twice.
During the first three weeks of the
feeding period it is better probably
to feed three times day, but dur
ing the last week twice day is suf-
ficient. Take care to supply plenty
of pure water. Give the chickens
chance to get all they want of this
at least twice day; also provide
grit two or three times week.