davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
89 New Smart Tailored Suits $500

of buying suits for $1500 that sold regularly for $3250 for less than half No special lot of suits but any sold $32 250 you pick them any suit that sold $350 and 1t your suit for $15O0 There big selection of coors and styles All sizes up to 44 bust for
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-31
: c L a 3.

- 9ieier Gage eri6ien III Ser
,@rpreB" ein 9lrtifel aus ytell=
graulfels, III Dem bon oenl 9,o-
3en slnbang er5dblt tpuroe, ben 90
piblon bort beiiee iino IN oenl al.dJ
ser slusbrud yoie glriltofratie oes
Gountps" lei fir 0abiolon, eearauft
muroe. 9aranfbin bat jegt eille
an5abl befannter 8iireer oon @o-
NAL Goutltp cine @rflGrl,ltg erlal=
ien, in oer iie oie @nga6cn ;e=
mes slrtifels fir fali6 erflare.l uub
porausiagen, BOB Golquitt i'll So
nal County cine broBe .Dtaioritat
Der Stimrnen erbaltert peroe. 8es
8otrln Ser uMriltofratie@ lperoe
BON Dem 8otum Ser anoern 2ellte
pollitdnbig eroriidt iperben.
Sn geiitral=Eeras lit b1e Wei-
8enernte jest in polem @ange. 9lui
man1en Glascn miro Sag lmo
No6f gearbeitet.
ssn Sort @ortb fat Elm lunger
Mann nanlens gotparo Somer 9io-
binlon !Selbitlnoro begangen. CT
bat 8uerlt @ift genomncn lt4c
lib oonn nod 5lpeirtal nit elmer
BiitoIe geihoilen. sfobinion itanlnt-
te aus SEEM Orleans, ct NOR Elm
begabter 3eitul1asidreiber ullo artei-
tete 5ulcbt fir oas vStar-sele-
gram" in Sort @ortb. 2e6ensiibar-
oruB bot i'm i'll BEN 500 eetrle-
ben.
gei Ser 2ocal Sptipn-9,b
nllng in 3apala gountD baben Die
Brobibitioniiten geiiegt. SIT Dem
gountp mar idon friiber Brob.bi-
tion in &raft.
glus Mariban miro gelneloet,
es ieien ons Ser oortigen @egenb
Die eriten Nfiriihe nerianot NOR
oen.
- 9lus gnero miro Der 600 bon
Srou Sermonn Sos eenteloet.
SIN Sitter BON 81 Sabren ltart
in gictoria Srau CHARLES Nraeger
sSn Sountain itarb S. 6. 0lli-
ME, elmer Der &otnmiiiare BON Nra'
5os @ountD.
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fab feltlid beeaneen i'm 5uo5n
nlerfte mm nidt piel oappn.

fab feitlid) beganeen i'm Suo5n
nlerfte mon nidt piel oappn.
Gin @ebiet bon 606,O86
@dern i'm aet1traIen Sell bon slvi=
5ona, peIdes Inn Sabre 1901 Bis
ouf peiteres fir Sorit5ucde refer
piert poroen mor, reititltierte Ser
Sefretar oes Snnern fir bie aage-
meine @eeiibelung. 9ie bgtreffen=
Den 2anoereien lieeen in yapopai
unb @aaricopa County uno al1e oariit
nod ni6t pergebenen @runoitlife
lperoen bonn 8. gusuit s. 5. o1 oea
Seimitdtteiuhern CUR 8erfiigutg
geltellt. Das @lei6e gilt BON oen
our6 8roflanlation bes 8ralioenien
fiir5lid aus bem @arces-seationof=
forlt in ari5ona ouseeidieoeuen1 Sc
biet. 9ieies lit groBte1teits nod
ni6t oermeiien, umfoBt geeen 55,-
500 Ifer uno liegt in 8inta, San-
ia @ru5 uno go6iie County. g1lpo
10000 @der 2ano in Soabo, mel-
DIE uripriinsli6 in @erbinouug nit
9erielelungsproieften reierpiert nor
ben paren, gob Ser SefretGr ocs
SSllnern fir Die ollgerneine 2ln=
lieolune gleidfalls mieoer irci. IS
geboren oo5u $1,000 9lder il1t gciie-
2anooiitrift uno $4,000 9ider i'm
glaffoot-9iItrift uno NIT Ger 9e-
lieoellng oieier Oiitrifte miro onl
II. relp. 20. slugnit 8. S. basonnelt
lperoen.
= Ius Detroit in Nfi6igaf lpiro
gelneloet, Die @egeno am Superior
See lei BON eineln fltrGtbaren
Sdneeiturm beimgelu6t lpprbon.
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Mrs. WinsIoxs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabren bon Waillio.
men bon Maiittern beim 3ahnen if.
rer aimber NIT b6llisem Grfpls se.
brau6t iporben. gs berubigt oas
ainb, ertpeidt 6as 3nbnfleiid, lin
bert ale Shmer5en, furiert @ino'
gplie uno lit Die bette Mr3nei eegen
Diarrboe. Son allen Druggiiten
in ieoem TeiI Der @eIt nerfauft.
Seio fider uno berIangt uWtrs.
Binslotps Sootbing SDrup" itno
nebnt nihts Mnberes. 25 Gts. Die
Gloidle.
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&iieabab1l= 6ol)lplan.
5. G. q. q. ga5u.

Q1lfltnft -
0o.3 -@om Nor6en. .6.45 obeyos
No. g Won1 Norben. ..6.45 moro
0o. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
No. 9-2ocal bon Fale5tine -.
..... .s.1o.45 abenos
go. A. gon @erifo. 1.5o nadnn.
9o. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (semiI6D /.
go. 4 9aa6 Dem 9iorben. 1.55 llahm.
99o. g. gia9 bem geprben. 500 o6enbs
Go. Social nad Bale{tine. .7.3O nora
Io. 10 grpreb na6 9earne. !.
SO. 5 -9la6 @erifo 100 100 mora. llsuls
gao. II -aoeal na6 2arebo (geHibt) :.
g. u. & u. q. gabn.
Anfllnft-
SO. 1-Souiton II. 5. aiilte 700 nadm
go. 3-9ou1ton H. B. &iiite 700 porn,
gfo. -&ii1tehitdDte .1:15 nadln
$40. 46- Son &errbille. .9:45 bornt
gtp. A gon &errbille, MIR @or1tags
abfabrt- - ''''9'''
SEQ. 2-6ouIton Ii. 5. &iiite. 1925 BORN
geo. 4-Soniton H. B. &iifte $3.50 abenbs
SO. 6-&iiften5tdbte. :. 1 40 nachm.
SO: 43-g1a6 aerrbille, arssenonttler
Sonrtags. ..4:25 na6m
$40. 41-Na6 aerrbille. MIR eontrtaas
-. :. ;. ;. $40 ra6m
g.. $. G. 9. u. (Soupt-2irie).
Qnfinft-
SO. e-gom Often. 1886 porm
go. 7-9om Often. ;. :0d ta9m
Ro. 10-gl gaio II. @eften. 1880 tlacbm
$50. 2-@on Sci 9fio.. ..1O.50 BORN
Ibfabrt
$50. 9-gaod 81 9aio rnb gseiten. -.
$50. 1o-saa6 5. @eiten. 1880 abenas s.,
$40. 8-Nod Dem Often. 1900 BORN
SO. 1-Nab Sci 9fio.. 400 abenos
@icturia 9ibiipn, q. $. G g. u.
Nnflinft-
80 ao5-guero, gietoria. 1850 na6m
Mbfa6rt--
SO. 5Oe--euerO. gictoria. 800 BORN
ID. 6. & 8. gabn.
So Sa'';s4I s41-@ou eollfton unb @arDsfton
$50. 2s5-aom gsorben. 7.8o % boraliti
SO. 231-Iom Norben unb 9ouitrn
:. :. -. :. .. 1926 nadn,
go. 9 Som Norben. ..7:45 abenos
Ibfa1rt
SO. 244 -Ma6 benz @orbeu II. Soufton
:. >. ;. :. ..7.10 BORN
SO. 10-Na6 Dem gaorben. 1000 borm
SO. 236-Nab benz g}orben. -. =.
:. :. :. 900 abenbs
So. 242-Nab benz glorben itnb @ala
neitpn- :. ..11.50 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-31
Sau autoniO, 9ieuaag ben 81. Ofai 1910.
ourd oieie @aitteiluneen aber ocn
ginoruf> ols OF Die Sniurgettten sic
Stoot gluefielos gerdunlt b4tten.

NttiphAAf wy " ol0 NS|tIuISCltlell Ule
Staot g1uefielos gerGunlt d3dtten.
Cine 0epeide aus @icn ruei-
oet: Sn 8ro8eB eeeen Sberleutnont
9loolf Sofridter, oen gelttnOiqen
9lbienoer Der Gpanfoli-griefe, lit
oaS llrteil nllnlnebr geiprodcn ipor-
ben. IS miro porlanfig oebcilu
gebalten. germlltli6 ober loutet
es auf SOB oarh GrbGngell Die
o6t W9itglieoer oes @eridJtsbofs,
mel6era aus einem Sto6soffisier,
5pei SaNptleuten, 5tpei SberIeut-
nonts nno 5pei 2eutnants, lolpie
Dem 9luoitor gebiloet mar, betroten
ein5eln Ben @eri6tsiool uno qo-
ben insgeiammt neun Stinnen ob,
neil oeln Bralioenten 5tpei Stinl=
men 5uiteben. Ser iiineIte 2eut1lout
ntadte oen @nfung. @s lpuroe ein
Brotofol berfabt, oos BON idlnlntli=
6en @litglieoern oes @eri6tsbof
ltnteridrie6en llno oanp perliegeit
murOe. Die &Ir5e Ser geratllng
loBt Die 9lnnabme 5u, oaB Der Slit,
trog oes 9[uoitors auf SOB onrdj
ben Strang ongenommen tpuroe.
3u 9lei6er 3eit tit aber Elm 8eriidt
in llmlouf oaB Elm gpentltol-sIlt-
trog, Ser iid ouf Die @utabten oei
Bipdiater itiibte, aneenommen lei
nno ooB oieier 5pan5igidbrige &et-
ferltrafe boriebe.
9lus 9ton lneIoet n1au: Ger
BopIt bot unter 2eitung bes 81
reftors oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
8. Sobn 8. Sagen, cine geobodl-
tlng bes @oQep'i6en &ometcn ppr.
genonlnlen. Ser Bontifer iDren Ell.
nigermaBen e1ttalli6t unb bcmerfte,
er iebe faum din, lparun Ser Sonnet
Ole gan5e gSelt berartig in g(ufte-
gulle bringe.
@eeen oos neue MiI1tarltiif
v0ie lebten iebs Woben" ill., o6-
mol es bereits in gremelL 2iibed,
gielefelo uno onoerp6rts oDne Ue-
onitanoun9 in S5ene ging, III ger=
lin bonn @enior Elm gluffii9rungs-
oerbot ergangen.
Brofeiior Or. 9lIfreo @olo.
lbetoer lit gum Setter bes Boliflini.
l6en Snltitlts Der @erliner ltniber4
tat ernannt lporben. als 9eo6folger
oes Brof. Or. Sermann Senator,
melher bonn 0ireftoren=BeIten su-
riideetreten lit.
SIM einuno3mall5ig1ten 2ebcns.
iobre lit in @ien ser nomboite 2(na.
tom Der @iener llnipert6t, sSrofeI,
ior Or. gnuil 3uderfonbl, oobir-
geihieoen. Ser @eIebrte 1atte i'm
loufenben Sonmeriemeiter iibcr
s(notomie bes WenI6en geleicn nn6
8enonitrationen i'm Se5ieriaol &c
(eitet,
Som 5ultanoigen @eriebt in
Bremen lit @raf grnit bon Sdipc-
rim 5u 5ipei Sobren @efdngllis nsr=
nrteilt morbell. CT puroe ser Ser
nntreuung iduloig 'befinoen. Ser
an 5. Septmber 1878 geborcne
@rof NOR als 8ropiantmeiiter beln
aJeorooeutiden 2lopo" angeitellt
gemeiell.
9lus SOeiia miro gemelbef,
Ser ellttbronte Sdab DON gseriiel,
Der in Ser 9edbe Der StaSt IN ei-
ner @ila tpobnt, babe beJonnen,
Meoi5irt 8lt itlloieren.
Sn 8ubopeit lit Der befmlnte
nngariide Sdriftlteller &olomml
Mifi5atb i'm Sitter bon einunoied5ig
Sobren geltorben.
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8eridltignng.

n9ait 9u idon eebort? l1nier
Sreuno @ltbeit bat beute gtahmit-
tag NIT eieener 2ebensgefobr eule
alte 5rau aus Dem 4anaI gerettet
unO feline @attin lit ibn babel III
beloenmiitiger @eiie gu Silfe ge
iprungen.
n3ie Code itintmt riht ean5 ee.
ttau. @ritens NOR yes feline alte Srall
ionoern Elm bilbbiibi6es iunges WiI.
bel, uno 5ipeitens lit ieine @aitir
niht aus Seloenmut nadgeiprun
gen, lonoern aus @iferIu6t, mel
Die beioen 3u lange lulter @oIlcl
blieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-31
8aHifalbeilmne
Nerben16pa6e

s6ma6e, nerbBJe 9erfouen, eepIoet bon Soff,
nnnssIoEeiett nno t6Ie4ten 9rdumen, erf8bS.
lenben ausfIiifIen. esmits,,s @itden. nnb aopi..
nnb @eft8tS, aatarrb. Wlaeen6riiden, stublber.
itopfnne, Miibteiett, erroten. pittern, $ertfIop.
finn erfabren aus bem v0ueemslrtn lpte
etnfad, i6nell nnb btllts ollie nnnatiirft.
den 8erlnite rnb anhere Uslscn jnsenb.
ltd,cr 8ertrrmneen srnnslt6 seleilt nth
polle 0efmnbbstt unS s5rpbitnn iuieses.
trlanst tuerben fsnnen. - 0anb nemes
&eilperfabren. Seber iein sisner ar3t.-
1tefes auberorbeutIi4 intereifante unb Iebr.
bon Jung urb alt Itann uHb 0rau, eeiefen
perben iolIte, funn eeeen Ginfenbune bon Q5
Gents in 8riefmarteu berfieaeIt be5oeen tperosa
bon Der
Rripats&liuii, 1876. apennt
aasfp Bark. ~. %.
Wan ertpabne bic Sreie Brefie {. Serls
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picmics.

Sett fontntt bic ih1ne 5eit beran,
Wp mam auf Iicnies seben faaw,
Sid anilitert anf Jel6 itnb Slmr,
Sn 8pttes berrlider gfatnr.
Wan fliebt bes S5anies enscm Gaunt,
l1nb lasert nnterm ifbattfsen Baum,
Ser Haien btent als Seppid) Gter
0eidlmiidt nit tutl0er Slunten= Ster.
Sud- piiiintt es tnluter inamdJe Sctt
G1' rtan smm Htcnic lit berett,
Q8etl man es nidt nergeiiem Datf,
Saf' baum Der 4ppetit oft id)arf.
Sie CUTE Samsfram iDrgt iobann
s5iir's GiIcn, tuie ife eben FAINT,
@etpbbnlid] reidJt her 9ienieidJmans
Sir cine gauge gSode aus.
Santit man ntdlt ipiirt Snnser's SCOT
Madjt tie belegtes 8ntterbrpb,
8as man amf ensliidJ vSanbiuidl
0eniisen6 fiir elm Geainent.
4itdj Sii9ner iie gebraten fat,
ttn6 ntamden trefflidjen Salat
MiidJt iie nit fnnitperitdnb'g Sanb,
@pfiir fe iueit nnb brett hefaitnt.
9odj lit man anf bent Glate bann
Sp ieb' man iidJ bic 0cgeuh ait,
Gs fant idJDn nDr SIT gitterleet,
Sas man iid) in 9(neiien iett.
ltnb has bebagt iins gar nid|t ntebr
ttnh it5rt uns bas &er9nitgen ieDr,
glndl ,,9lebbmgs" bienen oft ba5it
Tins ST peridbend)eu aus ber Stub.
9as aaffeefod)en med1t iuol SPAR,
Sud ipituidlt ntan aiif) ettt >iraftt'ser
gfaR.
9'rum Jorge anf benz 9tcnic Dier
Sai, ia uid)t fc9lt: u ann 9 ter.
Senn, p6ne bieien eblen Sranf
Sat man bonn 8ienie tuenig Sanf,
9pd lat man tuirflidJ ntel 9laiiir,
grinft man ba5u q "a m 9 Ter.
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- 8urh Dos 8ergroBerun9sglas
betrohtet mml Die @or5iige berer, Die
man liebt, lnb Die Gebler berer, Die
man niht liebt.
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Sin 96,ue licbfoit Gin Sino.

SSn 8ittsburg liebfoite eii ipilber
2olpe Die Sano zines &inoes> neldes
oieie IN ieinen 9afig itedt. Sic @e-
fabren Ser &inoer iino oft GROCER,
mie mir obnen. Salllenoe iterben
on @rfdltungen, grup uno &enl6bm-
item, Die ourd Or. Sings Sem 9is-
coperp eerettet tperoen folulten. SO
Gents 1tno $t.00. GerIllhflnihen
fret. @arantiert bon oI1ell 9rtsgi-
Iteu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-31

Son allen 6einoen, DE DH
Menih bat, lit Die eigene gtc.6lahig-
felt Der groBte.
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Wabl.Mnsc,se.
STIR Staatsienat: +:

Sir Staatsienat:
g8ir iinb ailtoriiiert, Germ $ Sul III 8
steal als &anbtbat fir BiebertpaAl
fir ben Gtants STEM a ortsutlitbigen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-31

= Monder flaet iiber ell ner-
febltes 2eben, itatt ben uericblte1
Weniden IN iih an3uflogen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21

whether any one had violated the law
within the past three months; and
therefore the licenses will remain with
the license committee until the chief Of
police reports.
In order TO prevent forest fires aud
stream polluation the council granted
authority to the land and water com
missioner TO engage two extra men
to patrol city creek during the summer
Councilman Reedall was appointed
chairman OF n special committee Ia in
vestigate the charges OF The Tribune.
which accuses two members Of the
council with having sold their influence
to the race track people. The other
members OF tho committee are John
Holley. A. ]. Davis, l.. j. Wood and J.
Il, Moreton
The board OF park commissioners
recommended that automobiles be per-
mitted to 20 up city creek as far as the
junction OF the two roads; but thu
question was deferred for one week
when II will undoubtedly be favorably
considered.
After having remained I'm the hands
Of the committee for four months. the
operate cars in the business part OF the
city. was turned down and the deposit
Of 5000 which the company made was
ordered returned.
DIR, s. @. Paul and George r Nc
Gonagle will go to Seattle to inspect
the new incinerating plant there, the
city council having voted $500 to DE-
fray their expenses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
UNCLE SANS WANTS.
Government Jobs Waiting for Men
Trained In Technical Lines.

Uncle sam Is again In the market fbr
a number OF men qualified IN various
branches OF technical education To mn va
cances existing IN different depa rtme EMS
of the government In the matter Of
chemists. six are needed at once to all
vacancies In the bureau of animal indus
try. Examinations FOR these positions will
be held July a. and the positions pay all
the way from $9Jp to Sl.sDp Vacancies are
now existing AT Washington. -. e., and
at Columbia and Madison WIS, one Of
which may be filled by "a woman. Persons
between ~ and " years OF age are eligl-
bic for the examination
An examination viii take place July ~
~ iui surveyor lh iht 1 neral lhnd Of
hce, at an entrance salary OF 500 per
month. travelling expenses and subsis-
tence In the held. Applicant must be over
q years Of age TO be- ligible.
\ laboratory aid In agricultural tech
uology In the bureau OF plant industry.
department of agriculture. is wanted,
men only being eligible. The salary Is
500 per year. The duties of this posi-
ton include the securing and reporting
Of scientific data IN connection with var
ious products and general laboratory
work. Applicant must be over IL and uu-
der p years of age.
on July q an examination Will be held
for statistician In forest products male.
Al salaries ranging from sl,iOO 10 also
per year III the forest service cit Madison,
WIS. Training and experience In the liues
for eligibility.
Men capable Of Investigating the natur-
al revegetation Of oyergrazed range lands
WltIIu ne national forests. are wanted
by the government for service IN the for
est department at Washington, at sal
aries OF 81 - per year, examination for
which occurs July -. Applicants must
have had experience IN botanical re-
search, ana experience IN the manage
meut Of grazinz live stock upon the pub
lie lands IS also desirable,
Trained nurses are wanted FOR positions
In the Isthmian canal Philippine and In
dian services. and examinations Will be
held for such positions on July z. In
trance salaries for the Indian service
range from 500 10 S59D and quarters. 10,
the Philippine service. - per month, Tor
the first six months then Increase to SCI
with adequate provision made for laun-
dry In addition TO board aud quarters:
promotion 20 SIS per month is possible.
I'm the tsthmian canal service salary of
female nurse Is Sg per month, with
board, quarters and laundry with posi-
bility Of promotion TO SO per month. En-
trance salary for male nurses in the
Isthmian service is So per month. with
quarters but without subsistence or
laundry, and they may be promoted after
six months satisfactory service to sl06 a
month, with quarters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
ANNUAL OUTING
FOR THE OLD FOLKS
Elaborate Arrangements Made
For the Entertainment OF
The Aged Tomorrow.
TO0ELE CITIZENS AS HOSTS.
t'aily Decorated Special Train WIN
Leave Union Depot Ut $3.50 am.
II 800 VIII Take Trip.

Elaborate arrangements have been
made for entertaining the old folks at
Tooele tomorrow, and the day promises
TO be one OF unalloyed enjoyment FOR
the Salt Lake silver greys" Prepare.
lions have been made FOR the accom-
mediation and comfort Of 500 people
over 10 years Of age Tho general
committee has been exceedingly busy
getting things In shape for tho big day.
and now on the eve Of the momentous
occasion the committee announces all
in readiness for carrying out the pro-
gram. The train viii pull out prompt
ly at $50 am
The old people will wear their ap-
propriate badges. those over 10 wear
ing red ribbons, those over so blue rib
bons. and those over 80 white ribbons.
Their badges viii be their passport TO
and from the depot on the cars Of the
street car company. The Salt Lake
Route, with the cooperation OF the
Denver & Rio Grande and the Oregon
Short Line. will furnish transporta-
ton between Salt Lake and TOoele, the
Tooele Valley railroad win give the
old people a ride 10 and from the new
smelters, returning them to Tooele
city. where the banquet will be spread
In the grove surrounding the Tooele
tabernacle. The locomotive and
coaches drawing the old people out Of
salt Lake will be handsomely decor
ated with flags and bunting. During
the trip out lemonade and cake will be
served.
The people Of Tooele have made eN-
tensiVe preparations for the entertain
ment of the old people, everybody re-
gardless OF color or creed joining to
make tho affair a success The ban
quet and the entertainment while there
will be furnished by the people Of Too
Gle, and from the reputation for hos
pitality possessed by the inhabitants
Of the smelter town the thing will not
be done by halves.
The return trip will be made so that
the old people may be In their homes
about o'clock. or comfortably before
dark. The Journey will be leisurely
made, with the idea uppermost that
the comfort OF the old folks Is the prime
object Of the outing The general
committee has appointed sufficient aids
TO guarantee the proper and solicitouN
care OF the old people, from the time
they leave home until they return again
in the evening.
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DEATH OF DAMON r. ADAMS.
Dean CoIiaday's Tribute to Bright
Young Boy Called Home.

The death. as announced in Mondays
News. OF young Damon r. Adams, IL a
source OF great grief. not only to his par
onts, but TO the entire membership of ST
Marks cathedral, where for ave wears ne
had been member OF the vested choir
Dean Colladay says:
"rhe announcement Of the death OF
Damon Adams comes as n shock TO ms
friends. He was boy OF remarkably nne
character. lie was lovaDle and faithful.
He had strong religious nature, not
the make believe Kind, but the real. un.
DERIVING kind. lie was bright and fun or
fun. aud enjoyed the things that the
average right minded boy enjoys. hut
there was an underlying vein of serious
ness even IA his FUN, Damon was close
student and electrical work held pc
Guitar fascination for him. He had mas
tered many of the mysteries OF wireless
biography and had a working plant IN
operation with others ~ his associates.
''He was an ambitious boy. and was
doing well in every way lie was always
willing to lend a helping hand.
The deceased was a sergeant In the high
school battalion and member OF the
present Junior class. "A good student, and
an highly esteemed young man.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Theater.-The New York company
Of Yiddish players, headed by the well
! known actor. David Keser. New York.
| viii appear this evening In one per-
formance only. OF the play entitled "A
Jewish Heart" The advance sale for
Mrs. F1ske's engagement opens at the
box Office tomorrow morning
Orpheum.-1f there are some things
| willard Mack cannot do, there are
some things that he can do with re-
markablo success one Of these Is to
stage a piece with as fine touch as
the best In actorland. With his usual
degree OF tact, Mr.. Mack has done some
excellent work in Merely Mary Ann"
in stage settings. the casting OF parts
and his own work In support OF Miss
Maude Leone. who Is the central figure.
In the production Of Merely Mary
Ann" the characters are attractive,
the costumes are better by far than
are usual with a stock company, and
but for the extent 70 which the play
Is spun out-no trifie on such nights
as we are now having-eVerything
about II was highly enjoyable.
In the character OF Merely Mary
Ann" made famous by Eleanor Rob
son. Maude Leone does good work.
with at times flashes OF the excellent.
James Rennie as Peter, n tea mer-
Quits himself with credit As a pain
rscked. hollow pated piece Of nobility,
Lewis Craig brought out the high
lights Among others whose work
should be mentioned as we'll worth
seeing arc John willard, Rosa Roma
and Pearl Either
Tho bill runs all the week
Graud.-"Caurice" AZ the Grand this
week In the hands NJ Miss Victory
Bateman. Noel Travers. and good
supporting company. Il the best thine
seen at that PLAYHOUSE for many
dav The play is one we'll known IN
Salt Lake. Miss Pateman having made 70
the leading feature OF her productions
in her well remembered engagement at
the Grand nine years ago n Is n
strong human story. ~ n poor ignorant
girl marrying n rich Young fellow who
r. ashamed % her ignorance and finally
tires ~ her Niss Rsteman's recen-
tion last night showed that she sti'i
holds p place I'm tho hearts ~ the salt
Lake theater-going public: the char
acter Is full 81 versatility. and she
made the most 81 Il. carrying the audi
ence with her 20 the end. Noel Travers
irnperaonated the wealthy young Jack
Henderson, and when Mr., Travers Is
billed 10 assume any character Il II a
foregone conclusion that that chara cter
will be one ~ the best In the cast Mise
Blanche BRYANT as the sister created
very good impression, and Mss
Ketchum and Miss Daniels did their
p.rts we'll The work % Mesrs CTevc.
land. stanley. IPv7on and Taylor
seemed 10 please tho audience.
Danlcis The presentations ~ THE
roliy widow" win continue through
the week.
Moving Pcturcs.--1'he Shuhert. Is-
f. Elite end Luna all continue the
s,rnre hills which were introduced on
saturday last All are drawing good
business.
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