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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

And to step UP front and the children seq
And to give a lesson in A. B. G..
This other boy was Prince Domino,
The workman old who walked so slow
And came that day down the country ro,
With Muffles hid in his tool.box load.
His Gypsy suit was hid away
With Muffles in the box that day.
And in the closet he changed his suit
From head to toe, from hat to boot.
Then Dutchy dressed up in disguise
And looked workman old and wise
And fooled the children everyone
And the teacher, too, till he was gone.
THERE was some fun at school that day
For the Prince and Muffles had their wa
''You re welcome here" the teacher said.
The school is yours; now go ahead"
Muffles climbed to the desk to view
The kidnapers with his eyes of blue
While Domino called forward three,
The boys whose names were A. B. G.
They came at once for Muffles had
Them in control and every lad
Was asked to dance and speak and sing
And answer questions and everything
And do arithmetic and prove their pows;
Of mind and thought for half an hour.
They amused the school and Domino
Had this to say as he let them go:
This Gypsy proverb learn by heart:
Be brave, be good, be kind, be smart,
But don't have fun or fame or joy
At the expense of another boy"
Then all shook hands in a happy way
AS the school was closed up for the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

Go to the spring and find that stone
And stand on guard there all alone
And when the kidnapers arrive
You take three prisoners alive
And march them here ahead of you
And watch them sharp the things they do
Then Captain Dinkey suffered some
And looked at once both scared and glum
And viewed the clouds and every tree
And then to Domino said he,
Say d-dat again; rs 'fraid Sir, shoe;
I m-misunderstan what you have me do
Then Domino gave command once more
The very things he said before
You m-must for shoo,' said Dinkey Dadd.
Make some m-mistake bout dis here lad
For JUS tell you w-while ago
Bout dat big bear dat chase me so
And he, I know, j-jus on my track
To eat NINE up when go back
But the Prince was firm and said again.
Please start at once to the mountain glen
And keep your nerve and hold your ground
And we'll get Dutchy safe and sound.''
The Captain started up the hill
With trembling knees but iron will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
VII. Dutchy Discovered
Copyright, 1910, by Seymour Eaton.
All Rights Reserved.

THE Prince and Muffles used their power
And the two together spent an hour
In watching the sleeping farmer lad
And studying the notice that he had;
In walking about and in noting signs
And marks on trees and grass and vines;
Then Domino his letters read
And this to Dinkey then he said:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-28
Grtra.
graans SabrcridnFt futidl.

@ran0 SsIano. g1eb.. am 26.
SSuli. Ssniolge 0es gerilihes grnaus,
Der oemofrntii h en- 9nrtei bon
gsebrasfo gGoimtp Option nllf5ubal-
ZEN un0 tros elmer flamnen0en gin.
ipradle 0es aus Dem ypeerleB-@ sum
beerIeB Ieaoer@ geiporoenen 8. S.
8rpall. baben oie 8einoA.nten oes
Staates 9tebrosfa ibren ei1litigen slb-
qott ertt6ront uno iib nit 465 gegeu
394 Stinlnien gegen Die nerbaBte
3lonfe erfIGrt. Brnans 4nnoioot fiir
8ounerneur pur0e ebenlo NIT bohni.
lhem Spott ni0 3iihen begriiBt. wie
9rpans 9tieoerIage ilibelno begriiBt
mlr0e. Die sl aIeiher 3eit IN
0iucpln tngenoe repnblifani i
I he aonDention in0orlirte Saft, Die
ecsulltraentell- 8eipeglma neroanlitte
@annonisnlus@ inlo inooriirte e
GouiltD Option. lebtre aber utter
|ltorfer Gppoiition.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-28

sSnianD.
@rDans 1Stern lit ieIbit IN Nebros.
ia Inn Sinfen. giuer Der 0elltihen
EeIegoten Sur Sisung oes geIegelit-
lid nes 0maba SangerFeTtes gegriin-
0eten 3meigberban0es oes gaationol-
bunoes nanilte ibn iogar ben .er3.
coulter non 2incoIn~. esn letter
glnnmer perOffentlid1ten mir einen
idarfen 9frtifel iiber grDans neue
= 8fliht~ Dem Staate geebrasfo Die
nidtslDiiroige 9ountD-9ption ouf.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-07-28
9apa @ramaeL.

gsun fam cine Heibe bon Eaget,
0ie ie0er. Der 9enge Ger iid obipielen-
oen @oraGnge mar. liiemals nergeiien
miro. Snon oln Morgen 0es fiinf-
sebnten eSllli fpuroe IN Berlin befunrlt.
|ooB ser aonig iid1 ertidIoiien babe,
nod Der &ollptltnot 5uriidaufebrell-
|Gos fonnte nnr cine 8eoeittaung bn-
|ben: Dab mobl nod on oieiem Gage
The evening world., 1910-12-02
Emphatically, Positively, Last Two Days!
No Money Required!

ONLY two days more Of this very remark
~ able and unprecedented offer-extend-
ing very liberal credit on the best and most
dependable types of genuine Grand Rapids
Furniture in any amount up to a.
$4,000 Without Amy Deposit!
Needless to remind you that this great store :
is one Of the Oldest and largest Home Out
fitting stores in the city-noted for it's very
low prices, the high quality of its goods,
rich, selectpatterns and tremendous varieties
of popular and Art Furniture, Portieres,
Curtains, Tapestries, Upholsteries, Silver
ware, Chinaware, Bric-a-Brac, Paintings,
Clocks, Lamps, Ranges, Gas and Oil Stoves
and General Housefurnishings.
The evening world., 1910-12-02
FIRST BRITISH
.ELECTIQNRETURNS
! SHOW No Changes
Eleven unionstS an -Four
Radicals Sent to Parliament,
hut All Reflected.

LONDON. be- THE nIclrus o. TIE
new House Of Commons was formed too
day by the |unoppcscd nomination and
consequent rc.Irn OF eleven Uui5nIs,s
and four RadiA.s Al were members
OF the last House, so there has been no
transfer OF seats from one party to the
other. The Cn.ouists . eriod incudc 10
seph Chamberlain. birmingham, \. J
Balfour. CITY OF LonduI. George W ND
ham. Dover. and J. : Harmood-Blnner.
Liverpool. while Thomas Burt. long the
representative OF the miners In Nor
peth, comes back on the Liberal SIDE.
: A. A. Hawortn had an unexpected
walkover In south Manchester. the
Unionist candidate. l.. *. GliZcuroJN.
turning up six minute after the time
for Ellng nominations had expired
Glazebrook cNpla ned that he had
thought that the hours for iilinE nomi-
nations were from u 10 ? o'clock. hut
his protest was d,salioweJ ana lIaWlrtu
declared e.ected. Tomorrow viii see
seventy polls. The luuAt;uCn les are
~ scattered throughout TIE United
Kingdom that tho results should fufn.sa
a fair index o! the feeling % the c1un-
try. Thlrty-siN Of these seats Formerly
we're held nv Liberals. 70 by Tn onists
and s by Laborltes. In many cases the
majorijies were so small that the YER
diet OF January last may easily be re-
! verscd.
All at Sea on Result.
Political prophets are at sea. as tho
ELECTIONS are being held on the Cd reg
litter. and there rave been so many
removals since last spring that the
f~csnvassrrs have been unable to trace
many Thousands OF the voters on rec
ord. Consequently the vote probably
win be smaller than heretofore.
One Cnionist forecast Is a net gain
fot thirty ssu ts, and Unionist optlmists
ssee the possibility Of an antl-Govern-
ment iandslide. However. the conf
dence OF the Liberals In a return to
power with an undiminishcd coalition
majority Is mistaken.
There has been n steady decline in
the stock Exchange price OF coalition
stock since the opening OF the electorai
campaign. Starting at l2J as the prob.
able majority for the coalition OF
parties. the figure gradually has
dropped until II row ranges In the
,neighborhood OF GO.
Hopes Of Urlonists.
II the brokers are vel Inspired the
= chances that the present struggle VIII
;. settle the great constitutional ques-
tons now before the country seem
remote.
should Premier Asqulth and his Ma.
tionalist and Laborite allies be returned
TO power with anything like ~ re
dueed a majority as here indicated I
Is freely predicted that the Premier viii
resign. In that case a. J. Balfour. th'
Opposition leader and Prime Minister II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
The College Toasts.

schoolgirl adm!rer of the department
kindly sends these toasts. am SURF
thev will be acceptable to many OF our
readers: /,
He who is not wise and knowetn ne is
not wise he is wise .,s.
He Irho Is wise and knoweth he Is "ise'
he also is wise. ,n,r not
Blu; he who is not wise ana hho"o'A "'T
he Is not wise.
He Is a--freshman,
Here's to the college boy with MS iuhn'
clubs and hldeous yells; .t
Who studies football tricks and looI-
light bellies. b,a
Who is always foolish, but never pao.
who spends all the money earned nF hi9
dad - ,,h.,.
He's the village pride and his mother
Joy. ,,. ~,
SO here's long life to the college poS'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Birthday PARTY for Son.

am much interested in your depart.
ment. and have found many helpful hints
| and suggestions. l wish TO give a small
party for my sixteen -year-oId SON on his
birthday. ] expect to invite about six
teen boys and girls OF his graduating class
and would be so grateful TO YOU il you
would tell me how l can best entertain
them. A w w
ally very satisfactory guests. They adore
parties. which are generally treat, as
they are just betwlxt and between age
! wonder Il they would not enjoy Book
Charades?" They do not need rehearsins
and are loads OF fun. Just prepare cards
with the numbers from l TO 20. or the
number of charades YOU arc to have. and
let them write down the ones they guess.
append few suggestions which you can
add to For a prize give book candy
box filed with bon bons or salted nuts.
Looking Eackward"-A girl walks
across the stage with her head turned
over her shoulder.
'sThe First Violin"-Someone holds up
a violin on which the number 1, cut from
white paper, has been pasted.
we Two''-A man and a girl walk
"The Brass Bowl"-A girl walks for
ward carrying brass bowl;
Lavender and Old Lace" is represent
ed by a girl dressed in lavender gown
trimmed with old lace.
Madame Chrysanthemum" sirl in a
japanese kimono. holding chrysanthe-
when a Man Marries"-A man and
girl walk across the stage while some one
PLAYS the wedding march;
"'The Light That Failed''-One girl car,
ries q lighted candle which another girl
blows out.
THE Gentleman From Indiana a
man carrying a suitcase which Is con
spicuously labeled, John Jones lndl-
ana"
"a Study in scarlet"-A girl seated In
reverie wearing scarlet dress.
THE Bow of Orange Rlbbon"-A girl
or man wearing huge bow OF orange
The Bride OF the Mistletoe"-A girl
dressed as a bride. but wearing a wreath
"The Woman In the White Neil"-A
girl wearing big white automoeile vsh-
"Old Gentleman In the BiacK STOCK
a man with powdered halr ana Gahe'
with a big. old-fashioncG black st9sh. SN..o5
.OId Rose and Silver"-.A SRI dressed
in old rose trimmed with siver =,
'"rfe Lady with the Red Fan "A glrl
with a big red fan, with WHICH sue '"''
guidly fans herself. .-i,-,
"a Certain Rich Mana man wearing
a tag which says in big letters, John
From Sea TO Sea''-Two huge ietteg
C's arc cut from white paper ana plnnea
TO the curtains on each side oil tne s'sS sSo
and the players walk from one 10 VIC
The Ascent of Man"-A man climbs
ersyelv To the top OF a step-ladder oh"
remains seated there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Three Questions.

o,,es. VII you you please answer tho fo,,ow,r,
announna IS IL proper TO send weddine
Wiou'CsInents TO unmarried frtn.a
sE, WEnen should they be sent And sf'gmns hnns
should one answer an invitatton ia now
M y. E. 'ieil'hs guests?
By all means send wodd,r
ments to unmarried friends. tbaI. ba,uhounce, ounce
is pe mailed at once after the ceren1ou,.
~ ~ you go to the reception that Is ali On
mail m inIeoessary' &C, sar but II you cannot attend
the function. Some authorlt,es 'e S Gay OF
- tions Is polite to acknowledge ali inv,ts. s'.
r,ohs' nots 81 so You may If you like. write
the the So ON me- u5pnled 3a paper accepting using
was received; If formal, in the third iIeeon nern
S, SoH, u informal. reply in Same n,arn.,
lhlS is an unfailinc rnlo ' manner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
wei Entertainments

!, special day comes mes on on the \ e
-lenvhl,y hy every loyal American
.,o,,ld be a day honored
"a by on OH lis sadness, a day OF
Mn n.ss ~ inasmuch as the
s1anua..Te Te united as one man
% bloe b,s atars and stripes.
y ll,@n llS',of Of unusual interest oi,hs Is
st'siCn for next SATURDAY night
;,snsdd daughter OF an old sol
tro!eo Ne n campfire" TO which
'ls 10 10 i Loyal Legion are hidden
= Q, Inv Each man Is request
- Eue,sr n,sr story OF ten minutes
ssie NE actual experience, and
iIea .ar 81 Something Qf he has any ny
,ss re wore during me war me
~ .ascsIve ~ in his uniform lcap-
> .s made for him In q south
si We. wss hali a century ago.
q gan 10 be decorated with
Vs. .,,,es s,v OF war heroes, and
IL pls'u big wood blaze In the
b 70 g ,efreshmenrs are TO be
Ext eousoi udsoouirhnuts, pickles and
&, songs are TO be sung, and
wa ,Se six soldier guests are
tsi o. "A IA as the girls Of 81 and
B trssusshments, but this is
e. rsiieb r,s bope none OF the men
2 S,In,e IN Merri' today:
.-ars a and liquid refreshments
ds,, dssn,,y.nieutly near at hand TO
3 " s svpfy old soldier through
. ia. and breath OF our fair
sss.aIve a personal hand-clasp
,,a a, ''sf ~ recognition on this COM
al day. |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Concerning Mourning.

How long Should a vo,rne n.r,
mourning veil for her parenIsn &C.,
VEL, ngn Is removed, what kind OF hat and
i liilInnlng is worn? How long before calls
should be returned? fanS
-, - year Is the usual time to wear
slX months and hat OF duIj blsci Iii.
s,,hs,,.cb Misn olacb wings or mourning flowers
suostituted. Calls are made on intire &c
friends after six months y" ate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
|EN0VERS
ARE DANGEROUS
"E Don't Use Poisonous
0epIlatorlcs.u

s7s aAt claims recently made
k manufacturers of hair
Eas,v S,ss.uonal advertisements
Z ,yhiio issay ay physicians in eau
= gr!ss. sii,sra! How many peopie @
|hs,rs,ior,i INTO using these dam
|sss.i~u.als with consequent in
|na,.S !, cannot be estimated.
EsS sss q form Of lra creams DC 70 stas are
|ls = ,,.gp spread upon the SKIN GS5lsS, 10
|fahSr: ory, These contain
r! b an insoluble chemical
|rxrssd hssso,ved. ne therefore can,
esp1 s,s py The skin The very
|,eats ., 'oId to leave these
la and On the the skin until tbeV
". r6s,,,'.n M men lift off With a
4 Il tssS tss'uge that they are nor
ID % rs No., The most they car, cam
mrs.en,.oye s.noye the surface hair,
~ .Saa:ksr after escb wlIl ra,s,p ,eappeaF
fs hsI.e hbe logical and scientific
eatslnirsh and that Is by means
Z ,bsorSs.,s soluble ingredients
fe'sn ,iIproed ,iI ,s by the skin he
4 .ss'auous Ie No world over as the
/ |san,Ioss hair remover. is i,isf
;sf'ed, ana Il Is easily and
!sayes IN is nothing left on
G shst' :. me skin free from
.er non. more 10 the point,
esipce oipoisonous, therefore,
: s.r, M 'na na or blood pols-
hs CONT t-astcr what Claims
e or o,hy' no poisonous.
ks Heh ,bo bU'ner worthless con.
HSo '"9 hair root. and we we
4 1 gt,s: ss.!l,,,ss free advertisers and
sd I ADVICE. Be 'Nfm; Mira c1s sets t.
q Ssning thsts'ning this fun IN
LIrdcIans as testimonials of
IA yournaIiuu aIiuurgeons. derma-
la ,ou ~ ~ Should read 7 this this
az chsnices ces,ny1hing. Write TO
ave. NsSG Company. Dert.
s.ld.' "a, !, booklet. Vah; and iiImrIy Il wliI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Description of Card party

,,, Dear Madam Merri: Perhaps YOU will,
nke these suggestions for a summer card
ly party. 'o'e-
ar. ~ caro- party | gave on a July aft
ernoon l served, first iced cherries tben
d chicken salad on lettuce leaf, sand
wiches made OF two slices OF white
pIead, with one Of brown between. pick
les. ana last, lce-cream served In half a
mushroom with cakes, I gave pack Of
S0iuo loi prizes. PERSIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
ta Wedding Anniversary.

Y Ii,,l'allons have little squares
: ieusred with paint, inclose
q 70 nj exactly, For a table
@ large cake tin with a
= center. In which place the
~, With plenty OF trailing
;nae over the table. Have
- made OF tin with shades
uH,erinl pierced to snow the
IS Ike the ones OF brass are
". SIDE dishes have a tin
niue niue odd dishes and plates.
u,ey oe purchased with tin
nsni size for coffee. Salad
:" IN indiyual gem pans, also
IN tin molds; first, OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

Questions on any subject pertaining
TO this department will checrfully be
answered A reply will be sent by mail
II stamped and addressed envelope Ia en-
closed: otherwise answers will appear In
this column. Address Madame Merri,
care Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
A Veil, or Not the Veil.

am 10 be married In June. must 7
wear a Veil2 I'd like to wear roses Il
~ proper PINK"
~ - pride decides exactly how she wishes
IL could be fastened by wreath Of roses
"hlca would be very attractive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
) maid OF honor necessary ?
Vocal music is sometimes rs

Vocal music is sometimes used A
chorus of voices singing the "Lohen-
srln wedding march is effective, walk
ing In Just before the bridal party. You
you wish for a wedding gown, Person
any, l. always prefer white. A maid of
honor is not necessary AT many recent
weddings the bride has been unattended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

and fulfll the old saying OF Shower the
that pink Is 10 be the color scheme
throughout. and roses are to be the flower
for the entire bridal party, the difference
being that those for the bride are to
be In shower and those for the maids
in old-fashioned nosegays In fancy paper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Two Questions.

VIII you give me Some forr, -, i.
,auceionY Is 1t improper TO appear IN nne's
N4iatoia OF wrapper in company PUNK.
MRS; White. allow me to present Ar
Sree, Gpeen' or MI Green, want You 10
phrases. 1t is decidedly had forn, W iGcI o,l
eat pear IN company in any sort Of neSlieeee ise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Home Wedding Decorations,

a brlde"to-be has planned this pretty
decoration for her wedding. which takes
place In June. The ceremony is TO be
performed at 4 o'clock on the lawn, which
is OF velvety greensward An arch Is
to be built. covered with vines. from
which are to hang wedding bells made of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
devoted to the Art of Entertaining the Etiquette Enter
taning Home, School, Club and Church Entertainments

PINK roses They are to be filled with
pink rose petals and buds held In place
by pink tissue paper, from which will
hang broad streamers of pink tulle held
by the bridesmaids.
Immediately after the ceremony they
VIII pull the ribbons. releasing the fra
grant pink leaves and literally shower
the young couple with loves own color
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

II Il correspondent may want for / do not
aunctlor TO be given For the fhroc
Uouise a wedding menu. suppose you Will
onet,e mHai only cold meats Gellicd), hot cro-
ad ice-cream. cake and coffee. with the
bhooessories booe OF olives. almonds and bon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

tins course, lining both the salad and c
bava hans VIII waxed paper For 'o so,Cenir cream
Of lin TiHu1img fiaG ms cake put UP in little boncs
this menu. WIZ" "h'te satin ribbon serve
Salmon Salad
mnspic Of Chicken and Olives
Strawberr, 1oo Sandwiches
Coffse eo Niedfn' Sponge Cake,
Confect Tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
shnmer and Wedding Supper.

win you give me some suggestions los
menu for a three-oourse wedding supper
I wish you had been more definite ana no
told me what kind Of shower you "lsileu l,i
To give. II Is often very hard FOR me
TO reply inteliigently and give just what
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
August Church Wedding

Please tell me il can have exclusive
~ vocal service at a church wedding
Md5 1 also wear travelling suit at nine
o clock in the evening?
is maid OF honor necessarx2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Nuts 10 Crack.

kr, sme jolly good new riddles
~ will delight our younger
kka newspaper like delicate
|-Ten IL appears weekly.
s,a Is Of the greatest impor-
{ Gls,oD2-The date.
lz: . mans hair turn gray
f1, bis nustache because 1t is
IS.B.oae years older
stEsys behind time?-The back
jgi
,lancholy fact is there about
EE.-Ihere is no time when its
b y! numbered.
IL day OF the year do women
Es'-The shortest day.
80 Tasherwoman like Satur-
s1se she brings in the close
q The week.
, ast which occurs twice in a
ed not once In q thousand
A letter m"
~ sateh dog larger by night
0'-Because at night he is
I'd by day he is taken in"
fesmsbly before the world, des-
re about as long as the world.
xsr hve weeks old?-The moon,
"s programme Is thought too
p Sao9Iate, 1t can easily be
PC slmplihed.
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, yovel Puzzle Party.

-. uho. by the way, is the
vi manned this little party
dozen couples who were In
8 :, dropping into her house
-suv lust 10 see what was
-. hought q Number Of in
.,7icles, wrapped them In
~, rIsssd in boxes which were
= y,sbls In full view of every
was allowed to handle
S,S S' she passed slips of paper.
I'd The words written on the
!. snssts wrote down what
the contents to be, The
sne the nearest to being
-ast number OF times was
a prize, and all received
-. hoyes filed with home
s,,7 10 take home as souvenirs.
rrs Z few Of the articles she
iss words on the boxes that
H. contents; the list may be
I. Z, changed, according TO the
q hs hostess
Is rlrror-"A place for reflec-
u, bll-"Darkest Africa.
a hs bons-"Sweer sixteen
d toD dressed in silk-"In silk
la Of writing paper-"NothIng
|ys'
Ep,cs-"Lovers.
sS~ln absorbing subject"
RI dlctionary-"Where love is
4 st,on-"1he home OF Burns"
|7 p,,nIes-"Common sense
e r.ron-"A woman's weapon.
k-Thlngs that end in smoke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Edited by MADAME MERRI
Copyright, 1910.

Inquiries for Advice and Suggestions
Answered by Personal Letter.