davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30

trying, in her girlish way, to elevate
them, morally and socially.
Her ideals she links with a natural
talent for verse writing. She is the
author of THE Navy's Friend" the
first book of poems ever to be pub
lished dealing entirely with the navy.
81 shall devote my life TO uplifting
the American sailors says the
strangely gifted girl. What the Sec
ret of my influence over so many sail
ors is I do not know but | do know
that | hold every man and officer as
my personal friend My choice OF a
life work came over me all OF sud
den while the Atlantic feet was here.
love the work and | know shall be
able to do good"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
Pays $1,000 For Relating.

NEW YORK, March 30.-David O..
Ives, president of the Board OF Trade
OF the Boston Merchants association
and former traffic manager of the Wa
bash railroad. pleaded guilty In the
United States circuit court TO one
count-of an indictment charging him
with rebating. while an official OF the
Wabash TO the Holland-American
Steamship Co He was fined $1,000.
which he paid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
Windsor To Have Six Wards.

In a meeting of Windsor council
tuesday evening a Encouragement of
the boundaries Of the wards was
agreed upon, which will give the city
SIX wards instead of four. Each
ward Will send two representative TO
the city council. The council also
voted $3.50 TO the Detroit firemens
fund for services rendered at the fire
which destroyed the ID. NJ. Ferry
building last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
PINEAPPLE KILLS WOMAN.
Sticks Thumb on Sharp Point and
Strange Poison Causes Death.

NEW YORK, March 30--Mrs
Helen NJ. Mitchell a widow, living in
Brooklyn died today as the result or
n spicule of pineapple she had been
paring entering her thumb
The wound was a slight one, but in
half an hour her hand was swollen
Her arm then became inflamed and
turned black and green IN color. The
family physician was called In. but
the swelling spread TO Mrs. Mitchelfs
body. and after suffering great agony
she died.
The doctors are OF the opinion that
the pineapple was infected with some
powerful and deadly West Indian
poison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
George Wins On Recount.

A recount OF the votes cast in the
Republican primaries in Springwells
last week shows that Fred Z. George
won the nomination for the office OF
highway commissioner. II was at first
announced that Charles A. Kruger
lad been nominated by majority OF
ono
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
WEEDS IN ENGLAND.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. March 80.
DIR. Z. l.. Thirdly, well-known
Young local physician, welded his cou-
sin. Miss Elsie Thirdly, at the home
OF the bride in London, England, Mon
Cay afternoon. They will sail for Am
erica on the Mauretania Saturday.
reaching here April II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
PORT HURON WOMAN DIES.

PORT HURON. March 30-Mrs
James Putnam, 70 years old. who
watched Port Huron grow from
small hamlet to a thriving city. died
at her residence yesterday. She was
born In Cleveland 40 years ago and
came to Port Huron with her parents
In 1913.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
CLYDE burroughs. assistant director OF
the Museum OF Ari. Iccimred 90 400

tht Mustuh OF NJ IttIuFtd '" "VV
public school students. Tuesday az
ternoon. on 'Westminster Abbey"
The lecture was illustrated by stere-
opticon views. Oliver : Tonks, Phi.
-, OF Princeton university leCtured
ia the museum Tuesday night under
the auspices OF the Detroit ArCheo-
logical society, on THE growth or
naturalism In italian painting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30
DEATH MYSTERY CLEARED.

GRAND RAPIDS, March 30.-The
coroner is satisfied that Casper
Praeger. so years old. farm hand OF
Alpine township, took his own life.
The theory of foul play has been dis
credited by the discovery OF a half
pint carbolic acid bottle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30

Business-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., IS
John R.-st Main 1898, or City 1885.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30

Job Printing done right. rnss
Printing Co. IL John A--st Call Main
lt9S. or City sSSe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17
1lIr. Riharos eior Kopenoine.

X. 9. 3idarbs, WsitersG Gittator oa
2eotr al aft muli9t ben paasaasnb.
Yalsltrio. bar bet MI frpstslis trapli
meo at upsrbtpiie Spb 9atotas 5oli
ON. at 6uuernsr Yesiep os bans Stab
bsr raaoe Statens 9lnlisaenb.r enbnu
to Nar til.
Otter at Wr. Ridaros D. 16o. Wai
1909 bauoe siost en- omltenbslis ssor-
flarins ON. hporban GuoernSren, be
TO Senatorer os 6ormanbsn / Stats.
tomitsen baoo. oannet ct "patronase".
Rontor Os Uar 2soere al "Spoil".
SpItemet, ubtalte ban isls.no.:
"Raar ben rette Sio tommer - Tia
10 Naanebsr fra MI - Ital lea. ON
bet pifsr iis nlopenoist, frit ubtals
mig fra ben ofsntliae platform os
meooele ben grfarins. ies bar faat fra
be Wastbaoenoe o9 mine Sasttasslier
paa ben politiits Nrena / Staten. Seq
er nit aniuar fulot bepiolt iom Golt..
taller oe foretr9iier lanst beuere at
holoe mig taus. tno at tr9oe op paa
3alertribunsn. Seq saar upillis msb
paa bette; men principet. iom ies be-
tragter bet. ftal itte tloroformtres fun
Tor at fstte Patronage. ".barmonisn
os enieltes Attraa efter at controller.
partiet, Of Waanssl paa Selpopofr.lie."
Ii Taaneoer er benaaaet oe pi iins
Der, Of DIR. &iharos paa bet parmefe
ftstter bette 8otsrie al "patronase".
We0emmanb. iiteoetfor at foriafe
benz, fom ban looeos at aisr..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

We are constantly being pestered
by letters from firms dealing in
pianos, sewing machines, washing ma
chimes, and what not, asking us to ad-
vertise their productions under contract
space in the "PoSten" and about half
the value of their goods in cash in ex-
change for the goods. To these we
will emphatically state that our COL
umns are accessible for cash only and
that further waste of writing material
and stamp for reply is unnecessary.
We have neither time nor patience to
answer such letters. This also relates
to advertisers Of gold mining stock.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

"gtorOpelten", Der uogipss / gRinpt,
u. D., er ct a be faa 8lube, Der taller
lt9e no ira 2soeren, ndur noaet fr9p.r
Vuatale. Saefsrere fan Gldbet ilei
ltfe ublina, os oerfor blir oaidu Don't
mer en9eruo Garao oroentlla itrnbs
bsplet et at be ieners Rumrs. Spprs
blot Sperbsplinesn sr bsrsttiaet, bar
"poiten" ineen Wenine ON. men BET
nloa Iiaes, at bet tar ct 9anife tort
2pantum iourndliiiiit Mno iii iddle-
oes at binoe an mpb "iiote" WGnr.
"Tnrortitsn"s Heo1ftsr ian nof lille
inobsinitss Yserebet "Stripeiar" {;
tbi Or. 9pie bar neppe nosen Dittator
bag Gpg9en.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

"Nprmanoen" Srono 5orts, u.
Sat, iiriper:
Gbaries 9nrien, Der fsr bar bOst
ben norousfIise 9sl al Staten, bbor
ban bar en- puffer Gpnrt 0ano. bar MI
cpertdoei 6eoattioneu o9 8eltprelien
uf "Sisietpn pohen" Sisieton. 2. 8.
Sr. 2orien er en- opetia apisnano Og
unoer bans 2ebeiie sr Der be bebits
lloiiaier til. at "polien" pil tribes
ooot. Den forri1e &sonttsr % geitp'
rer. u. =. 5rpfiiuo. bar reiit til Sa
ndon, bpor ban bar tdeet Vdno.
9etts sr pattert iust os ieg "taddr
miutait"; men Ell Rettelie mdd tllu'
oss: Seq bar fremoeles nit SomeNfedn
il ben nprepsitliee Del al Stdten os er
oltiod bciibbsnbs Der. Men iee, tom
iad mango andre, maa uo for at tlsns
en- Siiaina, o9 iaulsoes bar bet iis. at
lea miotcrtioia tos gni9ttelie ueo bette
glub. .. y. Y.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

mssst Be bar paa 2ommsn. men pi
oil oeooe Dollars mob Smaan.n paa.
at Der Ct ifie en- 3eoaitsr | Sta.
ten, iom Tan trett. s34.87 frem af
Tin Tuisslomms. Nnliat at poreSub.
'tribsnter ian 10 iaapas, % Ssriom
entelts al bisie bib. lssne libt paa
Snorsn cm penssiaii.n, tuno. maa.
lie csiaa oi Opbiis bsnn. Gum; men
- iom iust - oi bar ben iil. NIL,
Tiger "8rant Gountn R.ms."
Siteost for at b.ipmre iis onl, bpor
msgst "Gpielfpberen" bar / Gommen,
buroe @soaitbrn I. sft.r. bpab Wilio.
nererne fober ine. m.b. Der pil BON
finos ben pirsslise aarins iii, at ban
ct 6attigtroi.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17
Se ber, Tarmtre.

Get bar lDiteoes os at iinoe ct fat
Marteo for 6larbulm % Oi iDnes at
buroe itstte bette, oeriom bi penter, at
bet ital neopart. glu, ou geiene er /
nosenlunoe COB Stanb, er 3iben at
fjsre ino Seres Salm. gntelte ops
naar en- pris al sl.50 pr. glcrc for
tor, p9sti9 Salm. 3eriom oct er
ubeleilist for Dem at tjsre ino Straaet
MI sller for Snoiaaninsen, iua pil bi
ijsbe bet eiter Snoiaaningen. Ser=
for - br0no lite Salmen; Den er
ial9bar 0are, naar Den er tor o0 ellers
/ COB Stano.
Weao Il SOn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

81 6orilae. iom beltemmsr at bet E,
ulppli0t for 2pinoer at bore Satte,
Der mailer mere eno 10 Somm.r
Diameter, er inobra9t i WtarDlanos
9esislutur. Wen Srrilusst besran
isr lite Ssloen eller Priien paa Satten,
iuu Observation-Disclosures iiaar 10
itie alosles fat for at faa ipiuats fs
til nvh scsssomms Spoeplaa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

Stottnmmer Sep1rtsmentet Wu't'
inatpn bar bdpt Ct ftsrre Asgre'
iipffe for Jig, os peo at dnilad aanbets
gefuItniussantal til omtrsni % Dsii'
lioner, er man tommen til bet 2siul'
tat at bpsr Manb. apinos os hpsrt
Barn i 2anoet burbt la $34.87 paa
9ommcn. 3otaibelsbst al os cirtus
lerenos pense sr oper tire Yillionsr
Dollars. gi bar iiie ipurst elasts'
rem, Sassr.n sllsr 9pisiisbsrsn, bsor
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

: fin aommsntar obsr Bid 3iharbs
bentpber glooet "3be Surunite" til,
at Sniur9enterne fial fine "plani.r"
fra ban,. men at G9an oprinoelia itial
ben, fra Ridaros oa at Sniurgenterns
MI iimpsltben tjsrer "3jusaooist" til.
base, boor BET bsrer biemm,.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17
Or. ReoattDr!

Or. I.oattpr.
) "poiten" al 2Ob. 5anuar i.r pi
ct grep fro o. o. 8Ollas. STIRLING,
Alta., @anaoa, iom ipnes lite bDr 900
aloeles ubeparet. Or. Iollas bar fra
aio til onoen -ja epSsa ftrhs Sang,
ban bar o.rOppe, ultida Ssltsn 1908
itrpt bimmelbpit oper S,rli9heb.n
9llberta. Oct ipnes mig, at Or. 3ol.
lag III. iuno, pioe n.r, ON 2anb.t
sno anbrs, ium sjOrp. duren paa iad
pn,trent 1912 Tas.; men 10, ban
prebiieot os fortaltt mig "mpt" rnrt
ont Ganuba. bier Sang its iaa bam i
Sisi.tcn. Tet tr itt. min ReninQ at
imbb.9aa Or. &o0as; tpsrtimcb, iee
tror pac 2dnoet, os tror bet fan bar,
rigtie bro Ogiaa; men iee oil bar. fs.,
at Or. X. os manse onor. @anabier.
itrpier itf. meb "Dtadt.". Seq pdr
oerpppe / sstritninssn af Suli. 9a
talts iee mso en- 6arm.r, iom piit. mig
en- aeer bet bar yinterbpebt =,
Der bar n.ofrosiei ire Sang. oe ioa
iaa boarlis ub, at ban tantts at inb.
iad ben DIN isisn; men at en- sller uns
ben Srunh blep bet life, cs, Tiger ban.
ben asersn .r COB for so Suib.l pr.
Qcre .nbnu. Eette Der funb. i.e lite
fan mig iii at fro: tbi Speben bar ont.
trent 6 9omm.r bsi oa iaa tpnb, at
9nttsn tunoe ices pau lang Aifanb.
Sr. RcGlna Tiger: "sful man bsms
me ydnbet siter be fore Sremitribt.
Tom yeRsn bar eiort be iibfte fan
4dr, idd pil Sanbet Der ON fdo adr
prrt p1ro mddii. $50 ener iod pr.
9trs. So ia, lab aod. men Sr. Rol'
las ubelober, at pisis 10000 ameri.
tan.re, iom tos 6om.fiedos Gambia
bet 'ioite slar, m.bbrdste g9rbler for
oper s5. Goo. GOO sit.r bpab u. 2. u.
2unbbru9sminiit.r beretter. 6oor
mango Willioner baDo. be, icm fbrR
boiatie Zig u. G. n?
On dnoen Sine, iom Or. y. Tiger,
er, at Ganaoa elI.r alberta, .r bet ri.
a.Fe 6beb.siitritt Rorb am.riia.
Der flyer &seierins.n bsroppe osfdd,
oa ba ntaa pi pel tro bet! Dog ION
Gonoba III. brsbfsbe fig, men inbfsrer
Spebe fra Staterne for Her. Willioner
YolIors, enbiiisnt gdnabd Dor bare
Ell grsfbel of gefoltnins at brbbfbbe
mob Z. e. q.
4dns @rimsrue.
(gtoeet fortortet)
Rem Sditpn, alia., Con-, San. 10.
3il Yetisnbt. / &oberts 60.
So ies 6or lopet rnunse at ifrioe,
ndar isa otter fpm tilbase til bet ipb.
liae iolrise alberto. ida n,dd ies ops
ir.oe qsFtet paa osnne Waabe.
bsrli ba en- Silitn til ale ira mig
% fra Samilisn Rollaa,' % fua en-
pilIen fra It Of b. pafrelie % frust.
bareits Strss i 4meriia, buor 8ints.
rem sr milb % eommersn bar lnms..
lpis R9tter.
Gftsrat babe pIpist ss frsm aisuusm
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

"&sHn. aeroHne" er ben bebite for
Sneubators, camper os Cpne.
S1inbler Bros.
geisinuri.Blsben er fteeet ben @rab,
at gdnbet fiadr fem Dob bber Germ.
bdnsbroen nenem gismard % Non.
ban. % fom Gdse mda pofen trans.
sorteres oser Tailwduieeban.n fra Ct.
pduI til Nil.s eitp.
aiSb sr,s esdicrx fsr alt tlir ub.
iblst.
Rinn. 10. Is bolber. :. .9spGt.
Gortes De1ow Dent ...97 :"
Whife SAB. .eS {"
Sfinbler Bros, Si3ieton, 8. ..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17
Dent liSt!-
tSaarpceter tiltsnet. J

Slaa iparpslpb ,i .nbm til,
at 0oaren fomneH sr.
Snefos os sulbe tanifs oil
enb uclbe os Seiper.
Sent libt meb bsnne Ysef.
at 9aaren er tilbars;
-pi er ei snbnu sonife fri
ben lnnefulbs Wdrs.
I'm sobpsirsbas ibIanbt pi foar
nt.o ifpfrit openttl,
- Ies tror, at bette bare saar
% narrsr ps ApriI.
sfei, @aorp oct, pent Iibt n,sb at
bp' gintren bit goodbye.
Wsb ilist bu paste fan Ia fat
Slutninsen al Mai.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17
aorrttppnbanttr.

gfterfsIsenbe to aorrsip onoanter bar ben.
ltsset lonsere Stb al Nansel poa pldbs.
Ssm man Ter, tr tlbtalslisrne ON eanbsts
gsitafenbeb Tom Sarmlanb nosst foritielise.
: gftertosn fan plabet itte afIe Plabs iii
pibers SeIfripslier af 9anaoo. .eanb, ba en-
itor Tel poIitiit Stof uil lrsss e,flas pao
Slobets Spalterum
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17
&nftisnsials.

Get uil uore til bin Sorbsl at srinbre stuf-
tcnsfalset al sreaturtsiatnins, Sarmmaiii.
neri 90 SnbbO paa Sas. Realpin.s Sarm /
eien sownibip. SaIsst foussar Omsboa
ben 2ass @aHs. Samss @tHIpins, Cir.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-17

Veman, tom le9 pad ,netrt Vruno, %
iss itsa af 1aoset 2stbbribse. 9oaa
o9 pefe beitso. uocpsr prorisrns oq
Veiret bar milot mso en- Outlining fra
pasfet 3lippsbisra.n,. milb ginb,
Der timber Vei bib fra bet title Ocean.
vi lisser nsmlis liae Aabnine.n for
pasi.t os bar Dor ,sorbsl b.raf. Oct
forunorer mig, at iiie Soli b.rn.bs
Tan opoas. bette ppperlias Strss os
tass lin Del af bet. Raturlisp,s blsp
bet bebhs af be 81 nps aabn.os 5omn.
ibips Optasst mso ensans; men .nbnu
ian man finbs sobt Ganb / bet Strss,
1870 Wil Sit berfra. 6eromirius
tr 6omeitsablanb MI ZEN iasa blott" ;
men bet bebae 2anb til rim.liss priisr
cs ner Ssrnbane ian frsmbelss fisbes.
ct anbet aar blir Der nsppe 9anb til
Sals eaer Wariebst Der / Norbsoen,
bet bill iise lanss gansn fra 2.tbbribss
til Wontana. gaaren bill fe en- 9il.
ffrsmnins bertil. iom man neppe bar
let Rase til, for bette tr ct af be beb.
he Strps alberta. % ablinaerns
Der aperterer Sorbbunbsn bsbre enb
noaen Apis efsr gsrfon ian sisre.
Den fbrfs. Der fix 2anb peb Mdb.
ninssn of be 81 aotpnfbips, bar en-
Rdnb fra Spstpid. e. .. San fit
bet fSrfis 2aubitpiie, Ipm anilaass at
bore barb $4,000. Oct rehereno.
df bette 2anb bill MI blipe taset ubpper
@aoren. Der sr bper Dag mango
2anbipstrs peb 2anbiontor.t.
Won ian neppe aipre fig en- gore.
Filling ON 2anhet, ftr man bar feet
bet. Ses tar ifie / Determining Of an.
befale bette Strts til mine Uenner;
men inseu tiensr paa at pente msb at
siprs fursn bib. ON leg fan ftua til
fiensRe meb Oplssninser b.rfra, faa
tilitrip mig euer beibs mig. Seq .r
al ben Renins, at bette er et for acot
GiRritt til, at bet albsles iiulb. forbi.
saaes al 2anbsmaub, iom bar taaet
buaroe 5srn en- msset tarriaere Ras
tur enb Der. % bbor 9interiforme %
Quloe iamt Hormiulbs Somre III. bar
bibraset noset til at aiIrs benz bort.
iii9mte.
M.b oili.n til afie fra
Gipinb 3rofltao.
ytinpf, Y. D., 4. Waris 1910.
I. g. 9ulaas, ben samle yione.r, |
er efter en- lang arbtiosbas saa.t til
6pile - ben epi9s.
Setpeb tr Slutsttrminen fat paa ,t
Gin Qamp - men meb Ssier. Snbs
itrift.n pda Sten.n bpr per.: "6an
bar en- trp Nrbeiber."
Ior % aar iibsn fom ban bib til
Waro @onntb % mantt., ipm b, iom.
tiois. Settl.re, ilibe meset onbt. Men
Der bar en- ieis Natur / QuIaas, ION
lite eap tnbi, ON bet tunbs ibn.s Der
intst 6dab bar. Sdn beapnbt. fra |
bet imad al, % peb lin gnsrsi os |
SlSsbeb baieoe bet lille ntdna. aar |
Tor ban hapbe arbsibst iis pp en- eob |
sionomiif poiition. Dan bar en- til.
bos.trutten Wanb, Der albris trndbt.
nosen paa 3aerne - gil beIft afp.i.n. |
Wen - buns 8Slssmaal tiltroos =
Iaa oil bet pife fig. MI oa ban .r bort.
pa life fnn pirte mere, at Toritocm.
m.n i BAN bor tabt en- 8rait. Nprii |
bar BON af Gin % eial.
Ruldas bar lat ftore W9ri.r efter
iie Waro gountp. iom fdniie enbnu
ffe .r forfaaet.
s'.b Sioen df at oar. en- COB gor.
,.r, bar ban oafua en- COB 6dmili.for.
Den, fcm bar truf.t iii at tcmme ino |
bans comfortable Diem bill ha iurnet
proaet al bette - in. gufsus men bet |
Tolibe. % Zig bar oeiaa 9ullas
- ben iolibe.
San bl.b besrapet ira 3ions 9irie
unber For Seltds.lie. g. W.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
Extra Special Small
NOTIONS
HOSIERY SPECIALS.

Ladies' fast black seamless,
fleeced cotton Hose, the pair. 1Oc
double heels and toes, O. 90
3 pair for .............. .P1.OO
Boys heavy cashmere Hose, fast black,
double heels and toes, Az
the pam ............ ........7OC
Children's fine black cashmere Hose, fast
color, double heels and toes, or
the PAIR ...."......... ......ANN
Ladies' black cotton hose, out size, ribbed
tops, double heels and toes, OK
at the pair ............. 80.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02

All silk lustre taffeta Ribbon, 4 inches
wide, all shades, at, TX.
the yard .............. .....1OC
Fancy Ribbon in Dresden, warp prints,
Persian, moire, checks, stripes and
plaids, worth up to 40c the OQ-
yd.; special at .AcC
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' fleeced cotton Vests or
and Pants, at each ........... nc
Ladies' mixed wool and cotton Vests and
Pants, in cream and gray, CO-
Ladies' heavy fleeced cotton Union IN
Suits, gray only, at the suit 49,. JUG
Extra large sizes Coo
ChiIdren's fine cotton fleeced IN
Union Suits, at the suit .........OOC
Boys extra heavy fleeced cot *
ton Union Suits at ......... OOc
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-02-24
Walter Cowdin Married

Last Sundays Detroit papers con-
tanned the announcement of the MARI
age OF Walter III. Cowdin To Miss Leila
Mason, which took place Nov. 9Th.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Harry Mason, and was a
graduate from Detroit central high
school last month, which is one of the
principal reasons for keeping il secret
so long. The groom is the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Cowdin and is
employed AS assistant book-keeper i'm
the office of the Globe Tobacco Co.
They are stopping temporarily with his
parents, 100 Vinewood Ave-, but will
go TO housekeeping i'm a short time.
Mr.. Cowdin and his sister Florence re-
sided with their parents here while
their father was connected with the
Banner and spent quite portion of
their youthful days in this city and are
well known TO many of our young
people. Their many friends here will
be pleased To know that Walter is gett-
ing TO the front in the world and ex-
tend TO him and his bride congratula-
tions. e
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-02-24
Was Taken to County House

| ID. p. Chapman, who until few
weeks ago was boarder at the Brickel
hotel, has been transferred TO the coun.
ty house at lonia.
Mr.. Chapman is nearly SO years old
and in an early day was prominent
figure in Ionia and had served in the
capacity of deputy sheriff and court
officer III those days and was a familiar
figure around the court house when
Judge Louis Lowell presided and other
judges before him.
OF late years he had been living in
the northern part of the state. Finan-
cial reVerses and domestic troubles came
into his LIES history and the old gem
tleman, bent with age and infirmity,
came To this city about year ago,
where some of his children and friends
paid his board for time, but the checks
quit coming a couple of months ago
and as Mr.. Moore, the proprietor could
Lot afford TO carry the account and al
low the board TO accumulate, he made
application for his removal. Mr.. Chap
man is fine old gentleman and can
relate many interesting experiences of
the days gone by,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-02-24

dress OF the president was listened to
with much interest. Mrs. III. Wood.
ruff. the efficient goatkeeper for the past
year, made her report regarding that
historic animal, which has had strenu.
Gus and varied experiences during the
last forty-four years, and her report
showed that the star of butter" is still
marching on.
The places at the tables in the dining
room were all filled at 2 o'clock p. m.
and after the feast Toastmaster l.. w.
Sprague, who is a master hand i'm such
place, introduced the speakers, Mrs.
+. w. Ranney responded TO the toast,
"They Say" Mrs. j. +. Pinkham,
"Those Folks Across the Way" and
each OF them touched up their subjects
with local hits in fine way. +. +.
Fales gave the audience whole lot of
pointers on how TO "Keep the Pace and
Know When to Stop" and Jud G.
Smith worked out a good spiel on
"David Harum, the banker and horse
man."
After dinner laughable farce i'm two
acts was put on in the parlors, with
more music, song and other features,
which afforded much amusement.
The report of the secretary showed a
memb ership of l02. 1t was voted 10
increase the limit of membership TO $50 |
and continue the one meal day prop
osition.
4. Il. Fales was elected president;
w. ii. Browne, vice president; Judd G. |
Smith, secretary; Mrs. Emma Lamb,
treasurer, and Mrs. Brinton +. Hall, |
+. Is. Lapham was pressed into SER
vice as installing officer and duly in
Quoted the efficient corps OF newly
elected officers into their respective
places and duties in regular form
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-02-24

There were about eighty members
present when retiring president G. w.
johnson called the meeting to order al
ii o'clock.
Rev. j. f. Halliday offered prayer
and during the session Mrs. w. III.
Brown, Mrs. Earl Slawson and Earl
Slawson sang solos, Mrs. Brown and
Mr.. Shauman duet, and a quartet
composed of the above with II. L.
Baker gave a selection. Miss Laura
Richardson was the piano accompanist.
Miss Mary Fish gave the address OF
welcome, which was highly appre-
ciated by all for its cordiality, and Milan
}. Demorest responded in behalf of the
club. Memorials on the deaths of Geo.
w. Ellis, Mrs. Abbie Holmes and Mrs.
w. III. Belknap were given by Henry
J. Leonard, Mrs. Sarah Lessiter and
Mrs. III. l.. Bower.
Reports were received from the secre-
tary and treasurer and the annual adj