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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

third recital viii be given by pupiis o.
Miss Nettleton az Woods Cross
s.
Music will be an important factor az
the affair TO Pee given by MIS- huleIs
Holmes. az her residence MONDAY eNetsi.
ing between the hours of and r.
Fred e.. Graham has charge or the ulu-
sic. and will have MontEofutFN rtteNe
orchestra stationed I'm the art gallery
TO supply delightful dance music wnlle
IN the drawing room or tne reele' ~
Mr.. Graham has arranged 70 nave
George p. SHELTON. violinist. Aioerl
Press. ccIlist. j. j. Mcclellan. pianist.
delightful and entertaining program
will bc given 10y these four popular
musicians.
Charles Kent viii sing Joseph tho
Seer" at tine TWeutg-flrst ward clapcl
this evening. The song was composed
by President John Taylor In memory OK
the Mormon prophet. Joseph smith.
The following program viii ne ElvS,h
az the Christmas services at the ran
ernacle this. afternoon under tho dlreC-
tion OF Professor Evans stephens, with
Professor y. -. Mcclellan at the organ
Prayer.
Hymn-MortaIs Awake. with Angels
Join .... TIA herunClo choir and organ
Solo, with Chorus-The Guiding star
Tabernacle choir and organ. with solo
Part by Horace $. Ensign. Baritone.
Christmas Sermon.
Chorus-Worth Is the Lamb. from
Tabernacie choir and organ.
Violin solo. selected .----...-- ---.-.
....----------. Prof willard Weihe
Ladies' Chorus-A Christmas song.
Ladies' rs6ernacie choir and organ.
Organ Solo-Christma Bells. .liszt
Prof. j. i. Mcclellan.
/ Chorup-Halleluiah from Handles
Massish. Tabernacle Choir and organ
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

Miss Edna Coray. organist.
The solo and chorus numbers OF the
arise. Shine for Thy Light Has Come.
chorus. The Ransomed Of the Lord
shall Return. baritone solo, recitative.
The Angel Gabriel Was Sent From
God. soprano solo. Hail. Thou That
Art Highly Favored" chorus. And
There Were Shepherds Abiding In the
Field. tenor solo. u Bring You Good
Tidings or Great JOY chorus. GLORY
20 God in the n iEhest". baritone sNlo,
And 10 Came to- Pass. alto solo. And
They Came With Haste; chorus and
Congregs Yea. Lord We Greet
Thee. alto song. "Mary's Slumber
Song baritone solo, 20. Who Are
These That Fly: tenor solo. It's Mary
and the Child, baritone solo. And
Shall They Refuge Find; tenor So
10. "The Child Shall Live and Thrive,
chorus. 'Thcn Sing Aloud for Glad
Made Flesh. hymn. chorus and con
greg9tion. AN Hail the Power OF Je-
sus Name"
The following program VIII be given
at Woods Cross chapel, Sunday night,
January 4. by pupils OF Miss Ethel Net
Teton. assisted by Miss Sylvia Hurdle,
violin. and Edgar Zobel. trombone
March from Tauuhauser ..-.... Wagner
Miss Nellie Pack
Romance sans Paroles ..-... StreabbOg
The Little Jockey ..-..-...... Renard
Miss Mabel Meyers.
Kamennoi Ostrow .---.--. Rubinstein
Miss Valera Cheney.
Idle Thoughts ....-..-....E. II. ZObel
Edgar Zobel.
RecoIlections OF Home. ..........M Mills
Miss Cheney.
Fifth Nocturne ............. Leybach
Miss Pack
Arbutus ..-...........-.... Davis
Miss Meyers.
Moonlight Sonata ......... Beethoven
Miss Cheney.
Traum der sennerin ...... Labitzsky
Miss Sylvia Hurdle, Edgar Zobel.
Abeudfrieden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Helms
Miss Meyers.
The Rainbow. .Dcnuee. Opus 80, NO. 6
Miss Pack.
| Invitation n la Nalse. .-.-.-.-.. " eber
Miss Cheney.
=
] The following program will be given
] at the Ninth annual banquet OF the
! Commercial club on the evening OF De
/ cember 30 by the Christensen Grone-
/ man orchestra.
I March. Militaire ----------.. Schubert
I Selection. Fortune Teller. Herbert
Melody in .--.------...- Rubenstein
I Spanish suite. la Feria ...... Lacome
Fantasia. hungarian ..-....-.- Moses
l Dance. Dervirshes ---...-.-... Bendix
! Descriptive. Panamericsna .... Herbert
/ Selection. Lohengrin ...-...-. Wagner
Nalsc, Poupee ---...-----.----. POldini
Dances. Henry VIII .......... German
Ocerture, Hungarian Lustspiel ....
Paraphrsse. Prize song. -. wagner
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

tfru ur GEORGE IT, r-fr- e".f rulater. a.
d. f'HH'-N ORGAN F-. .s '.rv7.
r..r,......
o.,
rr. -
FrftIr-T ....f f,-
Comsfh reInead
-o-~a~r SOL. r... .. ...... ,f.-rr.5v
Ev~fc ia e. raFr1af
Nfrr~o rrarF f- 20 FslrrrrF
NJ ezzo-soprau. so. ..'... ... osborne
CORA Iihi Iu o.. ....... re" 'ead
sermon hymn. '' .r.-.. .".. nf
Bethlehem '.".Iuer
loEoIoEF-
''iert'rF anthem ~In- .....
,r-t--..t-.. 49, $685.. $500
--- 1870
t.t-. WI. soprano 500 .. ...
iNi'rI.a l-'"fi.'.I
minor -.r..,t
Aerre Dol la rf.r.rri
Gloria fr f-rra.sf- On d. rarraaa
MerFn--nur7 solo .. N
N... .
R.f Amen ....... anon
Nuur Uim'ft-s i1 T rrt ..... Turtle
-.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25
Music and Musicians

4
,Coutiuued Fror, Page one,
Flute
willard r'l7rmau. D. Ecndixen.
D.. Aerrr .uicooloI
Trombone.
r A. Nnrt-owcrv. M. S.urrcv.
III Do. Nrichl
Oboe.
John T smith. Az. xrrIerstere,-
Tuba - A.. Abbot
Clarinet.
o.. A.. Erhe-=. s.. 1T. KoIsou.
rrm-ari--t Erc-Irt.
r..a~r.C. oil Carlson.
.Fassoou
...-rf sauer. o.. o. Berry.
Horns
q 5.1r-r-'n. y. , E9egr,s,
Librarian
a. H'--'ov milton Thomas.
solemn r.rurcsi rfer mass viii De
.... a' ID O'Clock at 81. Na~v's
... Hr i;t. res. Bishop seaman.
musical program win be-.
voluntary. Largo ............ Handel
f'.rr Sis Edward ucCurrin.
p-s1T ii,,- 'S Nsr, S GlJ1eo,
e..-l ................... Mozart fstb
...f..1rra Co-ir-, rr--ri4
hammer. Miss Alice Farrell
Won. creator $780,. &C.,. 60. .,,.... Tn Hochc
.Mrs Corirrs Harris
m.E 8. g. 'I 2ue-nc.
u......- ,freic r,d.ris No,arlo.
Irene McGurrir. Alice
sr-sh. e-, ZIgs7r, s,,, oswald
TOTO 'r~er0 a. q. Eruroau.
......... .......... Eounpd
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25
Denver = Rio Grande Time Table.
fEffoCtive Juno 10, l91p.l



EFFECTIVE June -. 191O.)
DepHrf-nnily.
Provo, Manti and MRrysvale.. 1850 Am
bingham and Bingham June. 500 a. Tn
Denver. Chicago and East &C.. $40 an.
Park CITY $40 m.
ogden & intermediate points 1925 am
OGDEN and san FrRncisco.... 1:4B p.m
OGDEN san Fran. and west. 2.36 ~ r
ogden. san Fran. Portland. 2:b0 y. rn
MIdvale and Bingham ...-.. 1850 % m
Denver. Chicago and East ... A.O6 D M
Provo. Tintic and inter. pts. 5.OB y ~
ogden a. intermediate points $40 pm
Denver. Chicago and East &C.. z:1O % m
Grand juno. and inter. pts. o.. 7:I0 pm
OGDEN san Fran, Portland. .11.80 pm
ArrIve-Dntly-
Ogden San Fran, Portland. $3.50 a N
ogden & intermediate points. 100 n ~,
Provo. Tintic and Inter. pts. 1N.2o am
bingham and Midvale. am-
Denver, Chicago and East 70. = 80 DIN
ogden and inter. points. Gee. 1.Ab nm
Denver. Chicago and East 2.1b IN
Grand Juno. and inter. PTS. 1.70 10 m
ogden and San Francisco. S-56 ON.
bingham and AIidvaIe -. 6.45 pm
Provo. Mant. Marysvale.
Heber .---.- --.------- 6.ob Pm
Ogden. San Fran. Portland. 700 pm
Denver. Chica 90 and East. ..11.fE pm
Ogden. San Fran. Portland .. 7:1O pm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
unglaublid) llllo ood luabr.

'Sorticsun0 bon Der 2. Scitc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

ipiirbe hire ainoer ipieberleben IN
einem ihonereu 2anbe ols ibr Batter.
lano, in Dem 2onbc Der Gipigfeit;
uno Der grobe 8eiit, lpenn iie i'm
barum bate, miirbe ieine Siener ans.
ienoer, ibr ben @eg nod ieileut
9anbe Si Seiseil no Miitter unb Sin.
Der lid, nieberfinoen, iuen,l lie gut ges
lebt babeu. "a. flang elm tiefer
Seiif5er an mein DIR, uno mid iims
lpenoeno, erblidte ih Die Sohter oes
meiBen Mfannes, bulb. p~erborgetr
ourh CRIME 3pei9e,, iinb auf ibrell
blaiien 8ansen bingen SbrGnen
gIeif ben Sboutropfen auf Der &ilie
Der Yr1rie. ltniere Mllsen begegne.
ten lid; aber mie gefpobnlib ipar iie
peridnpuuoen, bepor ib elm @ort Der,
porbrinsen fonnte. SD babe lie ieit.
bent ilidJt piebergeieben."
sd miinidte, sic maften 9e.
fanntidaft nit Der Came" iuste
b'Iuban naboenflid.
Serela ihiittelte ben &opf. yGs ges
siemt Der Snbianerin r,if)t, Der God.
ter oes meiben Wannes Croft Sli5il.
ipredyen; lie bat bos rebte @ori
nid,t, neldes st ibrem Ser5en Sringt,
Der Shmar5rof lit Der Weiiter bes
@ebetps, ben Der groBe @eiIt 5u lei.
men ihmur5eu,, ieinen inoianiId,el
nno ieinen weiBen &inbern ienoet
ieine Gimme lit ltarf' pie Der 3eit'
MIND; BON ieinen 2ippen# fIieBt Croft
nno Segen aus ieiner San0. ulnf
Sic, Der Ibler Sbres Stammes, mol
len nift sic ii6 biiden uuo bi(
meiBe Saube bei6iisen, ipelfe iibel
oos nnenblide Sal5meer geflogen ii
nod Dem 2anbe Der rotben Wdn
ner2" r.,a
O'Iuban tpar serii6rt bon BEN
Grnite in oes Wtabhens Weiens uni
ibre 8eidreibung Ser 5remben er'
re9te feline Sbeilua9me. ST be9rif'
unihmer, mie iebr cine gHropaerir
IN iold einem elellben I~iIfentbelte
mie bie oenti6e Nteoerlniiun9, lid
perlaiien fiiblem muBte.l Or Der
iprad), biniiber S,i, reiten, iobalo Ell
3eit fGuoe, Inn 5it ieben, Of er oel
Sodter oes meiBen Wannes Dor
Nusen ieir fOnne.
Sierauf ihieb er bon Tereia. 0el
san5en Ibeno lang rnb ant folgen'
ben Gage in ben Waisfelbern unf
BEN acknowledgements maltt
feline Ybantafie iih fortmabreno Oas
Bib Der i%lngliidliden 5rall aus
Der perwnnoeten San6e, Die iid) MIDI
moDte troiten luiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

ten, beren @obnballs iebes anbere IN
Der 1tmgesenb meit iibertriift. @iele
Saiiieno Sranfen linb ailf oielen flet.
men 4apiQpn peripenbet moroer, 10
oab berielbe fir ein @ilnoeroing on.
geieben miro mo inter Dem gtamleil
,Sarlaps Sborbeit" befannt lit. Der
Grnerber bes @r%rnOitiifes befame
bas Surs IN ben &auf.
.0as flingt ia portrefflid)," rtef
Der Serr; rein iuldeS SaltS wilroe
uns puifen."
Scum, @icomte De Sarlap bot mid
ermd6tigt, iiber fem Sous uno Sano
5l perfIgen. gs liegt ,5unahit met.
ner eigenet Mniieoelung, einige Wei-
len itromaufnGrts. Sd mill nod,
bieien Iorgen babin 5uriiffebren,
ulto menn Sic Die 9eiisung iogleid)
5u iebet wiiniben, itebe i6 Sbnen
81 9ieniten. @ir baben Den san5en
Gag Dor ms"
Ser fSrernbe perbelgte lid, rGll-
Iperte mo fa9te oallt S0ger1o:
rSabe id uttaeidt Die Gre, init
Sberit o'9tilban 5u ipreden?"
sd bin Sberit o'9(uban, ,poliI
pouS ierpir," mie Die 8altern IN
Srontreid iagen."
so fiible ih mid ungemein gliid.
lid, mein Srrr, Sbre Yefnnntidafi
gemaht 81 baben. Gs pllroe mi,
periihert, ein ebrIider Wam IN Die.
lem 2anbe let cine Seltenbeit, Die
man gleid 9iosenes nit Der 2aterne
iuhen fonnte. Gu &aufmmn IN
9eu;S orleans, Dem id empfoblen
NOR, rietb mir, faas i'd nad Sainois
ginge, mid megen elmer Nieberlai'
lung MIR an Sberit b'9luban 81 men.
oert irnb ieihem Rathe obnc @ehen'
fen su folget.s SD nebme baher Sbr
freimblidcs. Niterbfeteit baitfbar on,
Soh mus i6 Sic pitteu. mir su &C.
l%tatten, baB ih meme Sodter bon INT
ierem beablidtisteu @usfluge porbe,
III a~enntuiB ieee. Sn elmer Siertel'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

ltllnoe meroe if pieOer bel Sbner
icin urlo mid Sbrer i6abtenSpertben
Siibruna anpertrauen."
r@er lit bieier Scrip" fragte
b's(ubam ben beutiden Irfleher, 10.
balo Der feline alte Wann fortgetrip-
pelt mar.
rGr beiBt Serr sc Gbambelle.
Sein 9tame flingt slpar frau5DiiId),
oo6 id,eint err elm Selltlder 5n leln.
Ntiemonb neiB, bon no, nodyiparum
er bierber gefommen lit, Son Sur'
fern mo @1rten ipridIt er alS lei CT
in Sranfrei6 ooer in 0eutl6lano.
Gr miro feline Sreuoe an bcn %aen
baben, lpelfe er bier5lllunoe' firloet!
@tit ben SSnoiaueru ullb gtegert re-
oet er, als mGren iie Gbriiten."
,8iele 1ulter ibnen iin0 es, Serr
alein, unb oft before Gbrtiten alS
mir ielbIt," bemerfte b's(ltban.
y9(h 10 meinte id eS niht. G$
lit nur cine Hebensurt, wie Sic
miiien."
ySie baben reft. 2ettbin iagtc
mir elm @ami: lein Yferb iei 10 flue,
bab -es ni6ts per9eiie nod persebe-
gerabe tpie elm GbriIt,"
Ger slufieber ladtc. Isle iollten
Den alten Serru ieben, nie er ben Su.
oiarerinnert Serbeilgiingen madt'uno
linen Heben bdlt . llnldngit iaate er
81 elmer IheuBliden alten Sere:
nWaoame Ia SaiiuageIie-ruolen
Sic mir eiuige bon ben Sriidten oer-
%foufen. mel6e sSbre 5arten Sanbe &C.
piliidt baben?" Sic %antportete, lie
poae ibm einige geben yobne Gb.
iidt," mas in ibrer srsorufsipeiic
10 pieI beiBt aIs: umionit. Gags bar.
auf ieeod fam lie in ieine Siitte nno
frdgte, pb er niht aud ibr etpos
.pbne slbiidt" gebeil, noae. Der
ornle Wann, Der, cine ~geipaltige
S,lr6t Dor Sen Gilgeborenen bot, iab
Gortietuna aiif Ser s. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Siueites Gapitel.

CtHlge Suge HuW JeHer ltlllerres
oiuna rift o'Muban naf ,einer Stele
I'M @albe, no elite @ilsabl oeuti6er
aoloniiten beiddfti9t, mar, 8orlme 81
fdlen. Gr beabiihtigte, BON benz &c.
i6lagenen SolSe 81 faufeu, itieg ba.
her ab, banb ieiu 8ferb ,aa einen
BAUM itli6 ging, nod Der 2ibtiuis 5t
benz g%ufieber, pelder bic arbeit
leitete.
@Gbreno er NIT oieiem iprad, be.
merfte er IN einieer gntfernung
einen alien Wanrt, Der beioe S1nbe
auf einen Stod nit goloenem &ncpfe
itiiste. @r trug lid nod bamaliser
ellrop1iider Wobe, uno IN ieiner Gr.
ifeiniing mar cine lorgialtige 3ier.
lidfeit, cine aeild)te Seinbeit, melde
inmitten Der natlir-ipiidiigen Mniieo.
Ter Der neller @elt eigentbiimlif gee
mug eritien. Seine Manidetten
maren BON Den ~feiniten Spisen, INTO
Die SdnaGen an ieinen Shuben bon
pergoloetem Silber. Sn ben 8e.
iihts5iiaen mo Dem 9enebmen bes
Sremoen mar nitts 8emerfensiper.
tbes, uidts, bas in 9aris pber aud,
in geen : Orleans Mufieben erreat
batte. Sein IeuBeres itano aber IN
@ioerIpru6 nit Der barteu Irbeit
Der iibrigen rnb benz ,piloen Gbaraf-
ter Der @egcnb. Seine Backgammon
ai,seu, bon weiBeu 8ranen beid,ot-
tet, ifipeiften tbeilnabmsIoS iibcr Die
beipcgtc Sselle; frampibaft fubr CT
5uiommclt, 10 oft Elm Baum init I'M.
acluobnlid itarfem 8radcn ~itiir5te.
Gincr Der Irbeitcr bate cine Slrt in
ieiner &dbe lieaeu laiieu. @r bob die
auf, ais ipolc er ibr 8ewidt priiicn
allein iein idmod)er Irm fonnte Dos
idiperc 8erGtb nid)t baltcn. Is fiel
allf ben 9o0er,.
S'guban 9ing Bin, Bic Irt aufSil.
beben .luto reidte lie Inn Dor. Ger
Srembe oaufte nno iaate in f~ran5oii-
i6er Sprahe, ieooh nit oeutidem
gfSent; err wole feiueu meiteren Ser
Judi mahen. Oieier feline llmitanS
biente ais Ginleitlng 81 einem 8e-
iprG6e, ,rnb Der alte Maun idien er.
freut, ienlanb gefunoeu 81 baben, ben
Die Mrbeit nidt binoerte, nit linn lid
an uuterbalten. Seine 9emerfuugen
perrietben cine groBe l%tnfenntniB Der
8egenb mo Der 9ebensart Der So
lcniiten. Gr iprah BON Dem Wangel
an 9equcmlitfeit, Den er in Mmerife
aeiunoen babe. mo bon Dem Sdymut
Der inoianilhen 9orier, ais Oh CT lid
in einem Sipiliiirten 2onbe aiif bel
Geiie befGnoc. Or tbeilte benz ODER
item nit, boB CT beobiidtige, in Der
llmgegeno 2anb 81 faiifen nrlb eir
Sans 81 baucn.
sd fnn9c an 5it berSipcifeln, 0of
cine iiir inns poiicnbe @ohuitng. ici
eS 5,lm aaui ooer sur Wictbe, lid
iinoeu ldBt."
Sur Mietbc gepiB nidt," an.
iportete b'sluban lGd)clno; benn ocl
GiniaQ, in ocn llrpGlSern elm SoIs
mtietben 81 poqeu, flang gar 81 min
Sd babe abcr fir cincn meitel
Sremloe, Der mad, europa 5uriid9e
febrt lit. cine Iniieolimg 81 peripal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

S>tN W. "NeA ""''N
mod,te."
.~Seoenfolts bcborf ca feiiler Gle,
bieie midliige Sra9c 3ilr Gntiheiorng
5u ~hriugcn. @enn Sic ober aus
lpanocrn, 10 merben Sic Elm berrli-
Dies Sciipiel jencr @uttung bon Nit
iieolcrn icin al oeren Griitcn5
Scrr De @teslne nid,t slalben ipiIi."
Ginige @od)cn mad, bicIcm &c.
iprGdc blidten Scurp o'slubau uno
Der &icomtc De Sarlnp ppn Dem Ser
ocf bcs sean Bart" mad Der ibren
Mllgcn cutldDinbenben aiiite Sranf.
rcid,S 5nriid. &ier Sabre ipdter Tin,
Den mir S'guban i'm llr,paloe. heinl.
febrcuo bon cinem @cil,d)e in einein
iuoianiidcu Oorfe, beiien SGupter
nit ihrcn frnn5oiiiben Nafburu Die
T~rieOenapfeifc geraud)t batten.
Gr hattie Die Spraa)e Ses ,2onoes
Crlcrnt. nit mcbreren Der eingebore-
Itcr St1mmc 9efamti6ait gemad)t
mo itonb al Ser Spise elmer bliibeu-
Den 9ticbcrlaiiunlg. Sral o'Srgeuitlc
bate rcdlt gcbubt. Die eigentbiimlid).
fciteuL mcld)e linn. ais cinem arlltcll
Gbclmornc, Der iein @lilf Sl mahelt
illd,te; IN 6ranfrcid lii0crlid) gene.
len ipdreu, besiiuiti9teu ben gebeihlis
d,en Sprtgona lelner transatlantic
idlen llnterltebmltngcil. Der &icomtc
&c Sorlup butte icin ScrIprehen err
tiiat mo ieinrm %ltgenofreunoe bel
Der Gontpagrie einen SanoItrid) er.
lpirft, ser an leiue eigene &pnjciiiolt
grcn5te. 0'gllball bebaltte benIelbeit
nit glltcn Grtolge. Sein mdBigrS
8erntogeu hattie or gum Mufalf oeS
Sanoes, ser uotbigcn Sorrdtbc uiO
glfergerGthidaften Wlb-non 9tegcr.
Iflopcu peuponot, Die er auf Dem
Ntorftc 81 9teu.S Orleans erbonoelte.
is mar iebpd) Elm gliidlid,er Gag I'M
Sebeu Der ormeu @eldopie, OILS lie
oas Gigentbum zines 0tanneS iuur;
oclt. beIien 8rlmOi1te mo Sirmes.
meiIe boz, oeuell Der n~tetItcn aoluni.
item 10 iebr obitadcn. Gr mictbetc
ollh ais Irbcitslelltc einiee d)riitiid,e
Slloianer aus Ser bclmhbarten Mii.
non 81. aStalicols llilp ifiulge 81
@runbe stridtetc G%miaranten, biz
iibergliafltd iplren, 8eidaftiauiis
Sll 1lnoen', i!aa,oent7 lHe, ei9cilen NSp
tlliatioileil III Srnlall8einng Don Aa'
pltal ooet Ve'U'd Iepl9e'Vla9eV
'porell.
vs. nor fcllle lcld)te aiifgape, etiie
Suoof-|taf'fter 10 -oer'd)'eoefet
Mol'e nm @einhtpsart 5n ieliei'
lIper 'pre @~elhnopet1 81. maa@ell, lpr1
Spatl9teEt a~lt6lppor'len mo oeli yrte'
oell httet lpaell 5i' er9alte.: Se'oll'
ottS luhpet rmat.es, lpte Stlieit 81
o.ape,'etn ~ Suu.a.'eo n.up.e" "
W.. ~. is''. V,uu ~ =,
,.,nsl a.s.s ..: t M,..
m"b,n ~ MA st, ,aH S Ses,s1,o,,
nuy's' Wv naHa, 49,
49, s.eS S,at,.s ~" pHn
~" - 81. m."a ";,
m.. ~ !" sa.'s.. NV c..
~, 'o S.n oHn;Ht ,,oh,
WV. n g.OpW sa "s
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-02
SINKING FUND COMMISSION
TO ACCEPT REFUNDING BONDS
Will Take New Issue Of County
Securities, With Agreement to-
Cash In II Moneys Needed.

The city sinking fund commission
had an important meeting, Monday
morning. when $374.000 worth OF
Wayne county bonds, part of the issue
included in the refunding scheme OF
the county. fell due. and the commit
tee was in some doubt as TO what
action TO take. IL was given the
choice between two propositions, to
turn the bonds in for cash. or TO ac-
cept new bonds as renewals. The
old bonds drew four per cent interest
while the new issue will draw three
and one-half per cent.
II the cash were taken. IL was figur-
ed that IL would act as a protection
to the city, in case it fioated bonds in
the future. by making a good showing
OF cash on hand in the city treasury.
But such a proceeding would cut OF
the income from the interest on the
bonds
The committee finally compromised
by making an arrangement with y.
W. Halsey & Co, OF Chicago. refund
ing agents OF the county The firm
agreed to issue new bonds in place
of the expired ones. and in case the
city needs the money at any time be-
fore the bonds come 10 maturity, 70
pay cash for them at par
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-02
% CENTS AN HOUR
IS D. j. r. OFFER
Proposition Will Be Submitted To
Men in Mass Meeting Next
Saturday Night.

The terms proposed by the Detroit
United Railway for settlement OF
the wage controversy between the
company and its union motormen and
conductors were made public by In
ternational President Mahon, OF the
union. Monday afternoon AS prey
iously stated in The Times, the prOpo
sition is a compromise. the company
Offering a maximum wage OF rs cents
an hour. The men demanded dat
rate OF 80 cents an hour regardless
OF length OF service The company
offers % cents an hour for the first
six months 20 cents an hour for the
next IL months, and 2S cents all hour
thereafter The present schedule pro
vides for % cents for the first year;
20 cents for the second, and q cents
an hour for the third year and there
after.
The only other question at issue is
that OF hours OF service. AT present
nine hours constitute work day
which must be put in within II -
consecutive hours The company asks
that the time be extended to Is hourS
These propositions will be submitted
10 the men for their approval or dis
approval at mass meeting 10 be held
In the Light Infantry armory on Con
gress-st next Saturday night at l.
o'clock. and there is every reason to
believe that they will be accepted
There seems to be feeling that the
wages offered are as favorable as
would be obtained If the question Were
TO go to arbitration, and the conces
sion OF half hour in the matter OF
time Is considered very slight one,
Should the men vote against accept
ing these propositions, however, the
questions involved will be submitted
to board OF arbitrators. appointed in
accordance with the agreement.
Circulars are now being prepared
for distribution among the men. set
ting forth the company's offer and
explaining in detail just how 1t came
TO be made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-02
MYSTERY SHROUOs
WOMAN IN BLACK
Taken From Cadillac as Suspected
Thief. She Refuses All Informa-
ton Concerning Self.

Detectives Baker and Fenton took
a woman from the Cadillac hotel last
Saturday night and she Is being he'd
In the central police station pending
an investigation, which proceeded all
Monday morning without producing
any definite results. Much mystery
surrounds the woman, who Is dressed
entirely in black. She refuses abso-
mtely TO reveal her identity and her
own attorney, William h. Fenwick,
declared he does not know who she Is.
rhe police minated, Saturday, that
she is the woman wanted in connec-
ton with the robberies OF commercial
travellers In their rooms. at various
swell hostelries. Monday. the police
were not SO confident about the wo-
mans operations.
we have nothing on this woman as
yet, said Capt Mcdonnell. "A lot
OF people have been In here 10 identity
her. but none OF them has been able
to do so There are a lot OF conjec-
lures about what she is doing In De-
troit, but what people think and what
they know are two different PROPOSE
tions."
This woman came to- Detroit with
her husband on purely business mis-
sion, said Mr.. Fenwick, who held
long conference with his client in the
matron's room in the central police
station. Il don't even know what
town she comes from, but ! am pretty
certain that the police have made n
mistake III arresting her"
Capt Mcdonnell said she would be
held until he is satisfied about her
mission here