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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
v. c. 7. j. CONVENTION
IS OPENED AT PROVO
Twelve Unions Of the State Of Utah
Are Represented at the
First Session
lsnorln1 10 - Herald-RenubIlcan.l

Especial to The Herald -Repubhcan-l r.
Provo. Sept. 14.-With the largesu
representation in the history Of the
union on hand. the state convention
OF the w. c. r. u. opened in Provo
tonight and will continue In session
until Friday. Many more delegates %
the convention are expected Ihursday.
Tho first meeting was held tonight In
the Fifth ward meeting house with IL
unions OF the state represenleo, oete-
gates coming from GunniS0n on ne
south. Mendou on the north ana as Tar
east as NernaL -
state officers IN attendance are; MIS-.
Lulu Shepard. president. Mrs. c :.
Newton and Mrs. Mary T. Boydenr vice
presideuIgs. Mrs. Coray Albritton anu
others. -.
Al the meeting tonight the speakers
stand was dccked with flowers ana
prohibitfon mottos adorned the walls
M shenard welcomed tho Delegates.
Welcoming addresses were mace py
ELDER A. J. SouthwicS. Tor the cnuIcne8
81 Provo. Mrs. !. w ARD. TOT the WON
ems clubs. and Superintendent L. ~.
E,r-rertscu for the schools h,esiohse
,,.ere made by Mrs. stephen Longslropn
- --reu,onton and Mrs. william OFals
- ogden Miss Ethel kasoand sang
ma Elder Southwick PRONOUNCED tha
benedictiou- .. ....,--
I Resides the regular program toIno,,
ro,v CITY Marshal J. n. Wiluams wiz
address the delegates in regard 70 pro-
hibition in Provo
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
AMERICAN FORK
WANTS DRY STATE
Delegates to Democratic State
Convention Receive InStruC-
tons From Voters.
Especial to The Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The -Republican.)
American Fork. Sept 14.-At the
Democratic primary held here last
night. the following organization vas
completed 10 carry on the coming cam
patEE, T. J. Clayton. chairman. Earl
Greenwood. secretary. William Hunter.
treasurer; With Alma Green o. OOd i. n.
Clarke. ". =. Rasmussen. j. W. Storrs
/. j. Hutchinrs. a. !. Pc ler-On. sam
Deem, ST., J. II. Pulley and Jacob
Greenwood as the executive COMMITTEE q.
AdOlph Nelson was nominated for
the precinct Justice, and John McTague
for constable.
The following were elected as dele
gates TO the state convention a. Provo.
and were instructed TO vote for state
wide prohibition:
!. J. Mercer, J. II. Clarke. 2. J. Clay
son. Mrs. J. II. Pulley. Alma Green
with Mrs: Alma Greenwood. jacob
Greenwood. Jesse Misener. Mrs. Jesse
Mtsener and NJ. +. Bezzant as alter
mates.
For the county convention to be held
az spanish Fork September 20. the fol
lowing delegates were named. J. IT
Clarke, A. J. Peterson. Joseph II
Storrs. Benjamin Greenwood. a. Neil.
son, Mrs. W. w SOuthwOrth, s. z. Logs
don, John McTague. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl
Pulley, j. Greenwood. J. J. Mercer. Mrs
\. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Hawkins
Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
SJostedt Mrs. Matte McTaCue. Mrs II
:. Rasmussen. Mark Bezzant J. Miltor
Chapman. II. S. Mccullough. Lawrence
Storrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walker
Robert +. Lee. Ida Chapman. George. II
Robinson, Mrs. Peter LOgsdon. J. II
Robinson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
GUARANTY NECESSARY.
British Bankers Won't Accept Drafts
Against Bills of Lading.

London. Sept. 14.-At tOday's con-
ference OF European bankers inter-
ested in the cotton trade, it was de-
cided that they were unable to accept
the valuation plan submitted by the
American Bankers association. The
decision was reached after a prolonged
discussion by representative bankers Of
England and the continent.
The resolution Of the bankers en-
bodying this decision expressed re-
gret at being unable TO regard the
American proposal as arfording the
protection desired by European banks
accepting cotton.
This resolution OF July was the or
igfnal uItimatum OF English bankers
to American bankers. declining TO &C
cept drafts against bills OF lading un-
less the latter were guaranteed
As most Of your buying is done in
the stores that advertise in this news
paper. watching the ads is merely
watching your expenditures,
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DELEGATES At PAYSON
Democrats Name Representative mt
County and state Conventions
Precinct Officers Selected.
Especial to The Herald RepubIlcanJ

Especial TO The Herald RepubIlcan)
Payson. Sept 14.--At the Democratic
primaries held here tonight, John
Done was selected as nominee for pre-
cinct Justice. and John II. Elmer for
precinct constable. Joseph Reese was
chairman Of the meeting and w. I.
w orthencroft as secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected to at
tend the state and county conventions.
Delegates to state conventfon-H
Lemon. J. a Loveless. Joseph Reese.
William X. Henry. sam Worthencroft
and T. l. sargent. alternates. L. NJ
Elmer. $. ". Ballard and Joseph W.
Bates.
Delegates to county convention.
a Loveless. Otto GRANDSON. George
Perry, William ClaysOn. Joseph Reese.
- n. Harper. n l.. simmons. Roy
Hush. Ruth Wells. Lizzie Cook. S NJ
Elmer. Hannah Jones, w. II. Wignall.
Arthur Kerr and Mrs. W. r. WfunaU:
alternates. l. A. Thurstrup. w. K.
Henry. OrsOn Coward and J. T. Hush.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
ENROLMENT SHOWS GAIN
FivureS for First week of school Great
CT Than Last Year.

Especial % The Republican,
ogden. Sept. superintendent John
Mills. or the public schools. has just
completed his report Of the enrolment
for the first week Of school. showing
an increase over the first week Of the
last school year. The total number Of
pupils enrolled the first week was 5.076.
2.f60 Of whom are boys and ISIS girls.
The enrolment or high school students
ls fcN. According 90 Supt. Mills. the
second week viii bring I'm many more
students
a parents meeting was held in the
Grant school this afternoon. when the
parents of the pupils were addressed hv
the teachers. These meetings will DE
continued until the teachers Of an the
schools of the city have met the par
ents and discussed discipline OF the
pupils.
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tOGDEN'S MAIN STREET
IS TORN TO PIECES
Pat Moran Busy Tearing Up Thor
oughfares for Asphalt Paw
ing This Fall
Especial to The IcraId-Rcphbiiean)

especial 90 The dtcraid tscpubilcanD
ogden. sept. tf.-With an army or
men and teams. Pat Moran Of salt Lake
1,cxan tearing up Washington avenue
-Ir0ru fv-eccond street O.. the
bride across the ogden river at Nins-
.rrvut. street this morning. ana when
Tho whistle blew tonight che main street
TOT tr- city looked 1ikr "a new lv-rlowed
p Va heat Gold ON one side. The salt Lake
rnffrarfu- be- prepared o. do "a l.urry-up
sob aud expects fn finish tnC fhrc'
blocks Of pavement well within riuety
daN-
Moran also holds a $1,000 contract
TO- paving Hudson avenue. tho newly
opened business street between Twenty e
fourth and Twrnty-fifth streets end
Warrington and Grant avenue. Both
f0h4 wtI Do completed before sold
weather sets in according 90 present
plans. t
work was also begun by thc city To-
,av. PREPARING Twenty fourth street as
q boulevard leading 90 the ogden Can-
yon road. This work ie 90 De rushed
FOR completion in time tQr Ine Aeou
roads convention. September ~ 90 -.
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THIEF AGAIN IN JAIL.
Van Herbert spends Another 20 Days
For Lifting Diamond.

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
Ogden. sept 14.-After recently COM
pletinE a 6O-dav sentence in the county
Jail for petit larceny. Charles Van Her
bert was today sentenced TO an addi-
tiOnal 80 DAYS for the same offeuse but
under n different charge. Van Her
bert first ran afouI OF tho police on
an cmbezzlement charge. having taken
diamond ring belonging 20 a. ~.
Woolev. The diamond was pawned by
Van Herbert to q. u. Smith. "a pawn
broker. who was forced to relinquish
10 under civil suit brought hv Woolcy.
Being the loser I'm the three Corncrcd
deal. Smith preferred charges Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
against Van Herbert the day ne left
the county jail
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DELEGATES ARE NAMED.
snnPctc County showing Interest IN
Good Roads Cause.
Special 20 The Hersld-Repubiican.)

Especial 90 The Herald-Republican.)
Nanti. Sept. 1.-THE county COM
missioners viii attend the good roads
convention at ogden and the following
were appointed as delegates. A. g.
Madsen. At Pleasant. Hyrum he
Freeze. FairvieW. William Motcalf
Martin Isaacson. Ephraim. a profile
was furnished By Richard Il. Lyman
for the state road between Mani and
the old brick kiln south OF Mantf. and
90 was decided 20 commence work at
once. Bridges viii be built ocer the
Spring City creek. at $500. and a sim
uar one between Meadowvilte ami Mo-
roni half Of the work to be done by
the people.
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NEPHT NOTES

Especial % The HeraId-Republican.
Nephi. Utah. Sept 1.-THE Nephi
schools opened Monday with a iull
corps OF teachers. The enrolment Is
much heavier than In previous years.
Republican county convention has
been called for October 3 for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for the
state legislature and for the county Of
fiCes.
saturday evening. during an electric
thunder storm. lightning struck the
barn OF George +. Howard. burning 10
to the ground. The damage amounted
TO about $500.
Fish and Game Warden A. Y. Hague
planted 10000 trout FRY I'm the waters
OF salt creek last week
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PROHIBITION WRONG.
SAYS OGDEN IURIST
Judge H. H. Rolapp Declares
Himself Against Democratic
Views in Utah.
Especial to The Observation-Disclosures

ogden. sept. l4,-Judge H. H. Rolapp.
a leading Democrat OF northern Utah. is
out with "a statement declaring against
many Of the principles OF the party
leaders In Utah and going on record as
an independent The statement a. made
IN connection with the persistent re-
ports That he was 10 be named for the
supreme bench on the Democratic
ticket this fan. and although its au-
Thor does not definitely give his stand
IN tue matter. he expresses himself as
decidedly at outs with many OF the
Democratic issues.
In letter to Jesse Knight OF Pro-
vo, Judge RO!app today announced that
he is opposed 20 prohibition and in IA
v0r Or liquor reputation OF 4 moderate
nature. He also expresses his freedom
from party affiliations OF any kind.
oldinE Independence Of Thought and
1ction as his only guide at present.
This statement from one Of the lead
ny Democrats Of the state caused a
curry in local political circles.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
DRAPER WANTS CARS.
Petitions Circulated to Have Line Ex-
tended From sandy.

Sandy. Sept. 14.-That the residents
I'm this section Of the county are anX-
iOus that the street car line Of the
Utah Light a Railway company be
extended as far as Draper. is demon
stratcd by the fact that numerous pc
titions have been circulated here.
signed by many well known men in
this section. The Draperites are not
fighting alone for the extension.
Commercial clubs and COuncilmanic
bodies Of Murray. Midvale and Sandy
are working together in order that the
electric people may realize the impor-
lance Of the movement.
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FALLS DOWN STAIRWAY.
sneclal ID u HeraId- RenubllcanO

Eaysville. Sept 14.-Mrs. John II.
Bonnemort. 81 years old. one Of the best
known women I'm kavsville. was seri-
ously Injured last night at about 9
o'clock. by falling down the front stairs
I'm her home. Her body was badly
bruised and two bones in her right
wrist were broken. Though painful. the
injuries are not believed to be serious.
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MANY PUPILS ENROLLED.
Superintendent Of Jordan District Gives
some Figures.
LsnocIaI u IN Herald- RenuhlIcanl

'"T"'I''I 70 T "" TT lI0-INE TTIUITCIH-T
Midyale. Sept 1f-SuUer tcudout
John y. Hanse. OF the Jordan school dis
triCt. has compiled the following sta
tistics with regard 70. the activity Of
the district.
According to his report. 101 teachers
are engaged. while the grand total OF
students enrolled is 700 AT the
Bingham and Jordan High schools. 105
pupils have registered. The new four
room school house at Herman will be
opened Monday morning. The board Of
trustees here have adopted a new
course OF study. being independent of
any other district. DR.. Widtsoe Of Lo-
gan viii be the principal speaker at
the teachers institute. which is TO be
held 40 Eiverton September 30. other
wcll-known educators viii also be in
attendance
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FORESTRY OFFICE WANTS
AN EXPERT XYLT0MIST
csrccia1 10 Tho observation-disclosures

NNTnrfnI To- m" NffEAlA- ~. T. Ht'itN.-.t-f
ogden. sept 1f-ENamiuatiOus for
the position o. Nyltomist in the local
forcrfrv offices viii Doe held in this
.If- October b. An xvltomist is a
wood cutter of 20 rather riEh order. his
requirements being that be- can cst q
los into rIoccs ~ thin that several
ft'9rrearH OF them piled together stand
little higher than one inch. Not only
traf but hr must be- able 90 miroscopi -
cafIy examine slices thus cut ana eN-
rr,f- fr. fhr forest service iu we'll
ordered EurItsn the results OF his eN-
r,-~irucufr whatever they are lne
service viii pay &il"o per year Ioi
trfa Kind OF q forester.
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KNIGHT POWER co.
TO LIGHT PARK CITY


Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Park city. sept. 1f.-Ernest Bamber-
ger. manager of the Park CITY Light
a Power company. says ne has made
ARA ugpmputg with the Knight Power
company to furnish power. as ~ viii be
several months before the steam plant.
built.
Dr. =. p. Root was called % this
city Yesterday afternoon 10 attend w. =.
Buck. secretary OF the Welsh. Driscoll
a. Buck store. who Is seriously ill Mr..
Buck was takeu.to the Miners hospital
today. TO be operated on for stomach
f~n-hrr
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Alfred Nelson and wife TO Char
lotte GramO, GOT 8. East Bank
Barnard o. Kesson to A. A. Dur
rant. part OF section %. town
ship south. range 1 east 800. 15
A. \. Durrant and wife TO Ber-
nard q. kessOn. part Of section
%. township south. range
east ..... Observation-Disclosures. $50
William II. smith and wife 10
Erick Hultgren. part of sec
ton I .. township south. range
Lars 4. Larsen and wife to John
Napier. lots 10 and II. block
9. City Park subdivision Gee. 500
John Napier and wife TO Equita-
BILE Home Building company.
lots 10 and II. block 2. City
Park subdivision ............ 10
J. A. Fritsch to Equitable Home
Building company. part of cot
6. block 81, Ftve-Acre plat
y. n. Stone and wife to Equitable
Home Building company. lots %
and &c, block 3. Perkins sec
ond addition ..-.-. -..... 3
Ellen Gilbert to r. G. Ross. lots
I. .. and q. block 1. oak
wood subdivision ..... ... 8
julie Miller TO Sears Investment
company. part OF block Sc.
plat 9 .----------. ..--.-...-
Ashton-Jenkins company 60 En-
ma Siddowsay, part Of lot ?,
block n. Five-Acre plat A.. 900
State Bank Of Utah to Maud
sampson, part OF lot I, block
10. plat A Recommendations.
Thomas b. stephens and wife to
Bingham & Garfield Railway
company, part OF lot 4. block
8, Bingham ......-.. ...-..- 2.50l
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AUCTION FINE SHEEP.
Three Tbousn nj T. oroughhred Animals
10 go Uudcr Block.

"""""--- :" -"
OzJeu. Sept. lf.--Nn unprecesale,ullt o.
AUCTION ~ roua-rbred sheep viii FOL
low trc International sheep show. 20 ue
hold boz ogden September B Co ~. pm
connection with the Four-State I'ii-
N.Y. r--t Two dHve OF the show viii be
given over CO. the auctioncers. over
F. GOO Thoroughbred rams ana I.1un
champion ewes VIII Zoe disposed on ~
trfs rrarn.- This feature Of the expo
rIffon fe counted upon to attract great
Interest am0u- the sheep owners
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TRAPPED BY MUSICIAN
INTO MOCK MARRIAGE

ogden. sept. I4.-Notes written by
Harry q. Lee 90 his girl victim. plead
ing with her 10 leave the city and not
prosecute him. figured In the preIim-
mary hearing Of the eccentric plano
player on statutory charge in police
court this morning. Lee was bound
over 10 the district court under $500
bail. which was not furnished
Miss Grace Muicr. the 1S-ycar-old
girl who claims Lee trapped her into
mock marriage under which she had
lived with him since last February. told
her story in police court this morning.
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win WEST SHOW At OGDEN.
80 h. --l.c II.rnIl- Inr.rIhlIran.l

ogden. sept. 1f.--Wtth an the para
pherualia of che western cattle period;
r.. f.rcrcnnr wild West show. viewed
81, colonel Roosevelt az Cheyenne last
month. opened two days cnEagerneut
fn ogden to-day. The show was l4 ~
a. No. fafr grounds. where 1890 people
v,rre Ira attendance during the after
noon Notorious outlaws were ridden
Iv Champions OF the saddle past and
r,raannf
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NAME PRECINCT OFFICERS.
especial to the Herald Repubiican n.

'SPfcldl 10 Aue heraio-hepuDlcan.l
Provo. Sept. 14-At the session Of the
Democratic precinct convention to-
night. T.. l.. Jones was nominated for
precinct Justice and Wren wilkins for
constable. T. +. Thurman was chosen
precinct chairman and J. G. Anderson
secretary
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
WILL SEND DELEGATES

Especial TO The Heraid-Rcpublican)
ogden Sept. 1f-Much interest VIII
br taken ;u the interwountatn good
roads convention. Septru Der 2" 90 -. pl
a.. r-f4I society Of Engineers. which
lar notified chairman =. a. Howell OK
fhr auu1irfmcut Of five delegates. htle-
r..tfce from every western state are ne
fnr appointed daily. according 20 ap-
,.I..s rccaivrd bv Judge HoWcl. ana
frorn present Indications three or four
hundred defckafes viii attend
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can uEpAIRr.R KILLED.


frNeGlaA - At.'
ogden. sept Ills right arm and
lex torn completely from his body. John
I erson n car rcpairer. was picked up
fn n DYING condition I'm the yards az
Taw1ins. Wvo.. last night. BE died five
minutes later The Euppositlon is tnat
ro was run down by freight train.
larson was q resident ~ kawl4us and
a. rrrE frnT by a wife
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ruEtcUT n WRECKED.

Especial 60 The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. 1f-Word was received
here tonight TO the effect that extra
freight No. 2512. on the Southern. Pa
cific. had been wrecked near Ullin.
New. and q number Of cars demolished.
causing a loss ~ about $1,000. No one
was injured. A defective rail caused
the accident.
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Dr,ru CoMEs SUDDENLY.


Especial 70 me hef@la fNel uoii-e"'
ogden. Sept. ti.-TaSeu suddenly
while al her work az o'clock last
night. Mrs sarah Ann Lowe. 3fS Parry
.freef died twelve hours later OF acute
rrfvht'a disease. She was the widow
81 Charles T.. Lowe. who died -FOUR years
- f~.i~,- She is survived by "a
dTughfcr. brother ana several othcr
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PROGRESS on BUILDING.


Beaver. Sept. Ill. ". Durrer. the
contractor, IS making rapid progress
in the building OF the Briggs block. A
solid concrete and cement floor re
inforced by steel rods. will soon be
completed
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Attention. DrIrrntc-.

The OFFICIAL DELEGATES SPE-
CIAL TRAIN 20 the State Democratic
Convention at Provo. sept. 18th with
band will leave salt Lake CITY.
via THE SALT LAKE ROUTE. at $3.50
a. m. Notwithstanding other informa =
tion or advertisements 20 the contrary
Respectfully.
Chairman Executive Committee.
II your want advertising is good. and
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made by
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 30
Up. Main. We own ON own records
The ad that the other newspaper
reader merely glanced at may be the
one you're looking for
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LETTERS OF LOVE
BY MARRIED MAN
Robert AnderSon'S Wife Gets
MiSSiVeS and Now Wants
Separate Maintenance.
Especial to The Herald-Repubiican)

especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Provo. sept. 14.-Letters teeming
with love and devotion. longing for
the day when love would break the
letters OF wedlock and let them free
20 walk down the fragrant path Of life
together are written into "A complaint
filed in the Fourth district court to-
y. wherein Mrs. Robert Anderson,
VIE OF the city attorney OF Provo.
seeks separate maintenance money
from her faithless husband. The let
tiers were written by Robert TO Harriet
Anna Phillips. 16 years old, f. Is
claimed, between April p and Sept
s OF this year. Mrs Anderson claims
these are but samples, all closing with
love and Kisses
In letter OF August 30. the follow
ing excerpt o. taken:
Now dearest Anna. don't worry any
more, We are going TO come out all
right. haven {. "a particle Of doubt
about a. The only thing that worries
me Is that / cannot get TO see my dear
little girl once in a while. You have
become so much a part Of my life that
10 seems awfully hard not TO be able
to see YOU about every day. but. my
dearest sweetheart we must Keep up
cur courage for a little while and ev-
ergthinE will be all right and you VIII
be my own true. dear. sweet and low
ing wife. You said that my touch sent
n thrill all through you; now, Anna
dear. I want TO tell you that which I
have never told you before. and that is,
that a touch from your hand eVen'
would cause my whole frame TO vibrate
o. delight such as I have never felt
before end Those uear sweet arms
when thrown about me would almost
render me intoxicated with an ectasy
Of JOY.
20. Anna. what wouldn't 7 give for
only one short hour with you tonight.
But then. dearest. 7 hope for some
-tug better soon and that Is your
A.. ~
II can never get through writing
when 1 get writing 20 YOU. dearest,
but must close with love and kisses.
Your loving and faithful.
(SiEnedD ROBERT"
wife and Friends Gone.
Among other things stated in the
letter OF September 3. 1910. is the fol
lowing:
81 have given up nearly everything
the world for you: home. wite and
friends and also uiy business practical
ly. 7 can feel the effect OF it, and can
plainly see that ] shall have TO aban-
don Provo before long for some other
lace and ] do hope when that time
comes shall be able TO take YOU with
me. We will make new friends ana
associates and build up business
better than this FAR from those that
would villifv us dear. and live happy
and contented in our new home
In the letter OF September s, the fol-
lowing occurs.
II want to get ready to leave Provo
about the first Of the year. but don't
care for anyone TO know 10 except you,
and you. dear girl. are entitled 10 know
everything in connection with my fu-
ture plans"
September =. Robert writes:
Anna dear. I am now living only
I for you and don't care the snap Of my
] finger what people think or say about
/ 81. There g. nothing in the world Tor
me any more without YOU and there is
everything with YOU and your love.
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II your want advertising is good. and
properly persistent. IT WILL WIN.
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OF THE HERALD-REPUBLICAN.

office Circulation Department.
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