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zresixs Nemm xx.

9uhfib. Der felt stna A Mos
fraten Derihpunoene 5nubmanerge-
felle Meaentbein, fpelher felt einigea
ssdbretl BET Dem Gbubnanermeiiter
ssriB Meibsl bier in Mrbeit itdnb uno
Whtte September porigen eeSabres Der
15idbriaen 5pdter bes 5ifhlermets
tiers &aiier bier cine gduBpunoe
nit einem Rebolper beibrahte, lit in
Der Geriiner Sort bieIisen areifes
an Der grbe toot lieaeno aufeefunben
tporoen. Mabrf9einlih bat iih berr
felbe nit feinem eigenen Gepolper,
inel6er neben ibm lag, erI6nIIen.
2abcs. Ser M0rber 0es Sem
barmen Mippts aus Gtettin, 6r1na
Shmtot, tpurbe BON einem Reilenhen
auf Dem biefisen 8abnbofe ertannt.
@r mar Dem BON Hubnotp fommenben
3uee entitiesen. 8epor ober Die be-
nahrihtiate poli5ei ben fliihttgen
gerbreder feftnebmen tonnte, mar er
perihtpunben.
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Die Jreibeitsglode in philadelphia

Die Jreibeitsslode in philadelphia
'os e'"sn sprung, ? $ Die grsi3sit aud.
M}it elmer Seroe 3entudper gIel
bat Elm Wrst uno 2eeislaturmitelieb
Die 2esislatur bon Georgia pereItden,
neil lie ni6ts tun mill CUR 8efdmpz
flung Der S6ptnofu9t. Sin bisden
oerb, aber Der Mann mub ia feline
2dn0sleute fennen.
X
MenI6enperadtune 1T oft nur eine
Spielort Der @elbitpera9tuns.
X X y
Gilen unb Sdlafen finb iible Mnz
aepohnbeiten; oas cine toitet bas
halbe Termogen, bas anbere bas balbel
2eben.
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2s6sinfa..o nno ipealen.

8ohum. Das 5dpurgeridt
perurtbeilte ben 8ersmann sSofef
Shulte aus Redlingbaulen, Der am
q. Nopember b. S. ben 40 Sabre az
ten 59ubmader Gid aus 5olingen
auf eine 3ethenbdlte sefdleppt unb In
beitialiIher Weiie gu 9obe eeqnGlt
bate, gu Is Sabren 3u9tbaus.
8armen. Der friibere Direfe
tor Der Tabrit bon 8aiier &c Dide,
Griebrib Mutem, lit per6aftet iporben.
@s perben ibm fortseiebte Oiebitd6Ie,
llnteridlagunsse unb 8etrussbelifte
5ur 2oit gelest. Ser Der 5irma au=
eefiiste 9eidmmti9aben be5iffert iin
auf mebrere taulenb W1f. Mu6 mebz
rere anbere perionen, gum She'll fritz
bere Nnseitente Der Girna, fab in
bieie Mufieben erregenbe Nngelesenbeit
pertpidelt.
8iiralid 1T Der Wasenlpdrter Soe
bdnn 8attenberg, elm in ben 50er
Subren ftebenber Mann unbs Batter
bon bier Rinbern, auf benz 8a5nbof
Httterbauien iiberfdbren iporben.
8oDelf6ptns = Muf 3e9e
Weitbaufen serietb Der gergmann
2ues aus air9linbe unter plDBli6
berabfuGenbes Geitetn unb ipurbe 10
fdper am 8ppfe perleBt, baB er nur
| nod als 2eihe oeboraen ipsrhen
fpnnte.
8radel = 9ie Gbeleute arbeiz
ter Soief Oolenc iinb fortsesangen
unb bisber nidt 5uriidgefebrt. sic
lieBen brei 8inber i'm Nlter bon 2 bis
Is Sabren 3uriid. pofiir babier bic
0ffentlide 4rmenpflese eingreifen
! mubte.
Oortmunp. - Durd GteinfaG
aus benz 9aneenben aos ii9 Der 6auz
er 9uguf 8eismar auBer aDrperperz
lebunsen cine QuetI9une bes 3iid=
| CRATES gu.
OuffeIborf. - Ser aaf1enz
bote &arl 20pe fann duf eine ununz
terbro6ene 25idbrtge Sbdttgfeit Bel
Der rgii6=Mdrtiiden 8anf bier auz
riidbliden.
@ffen. - Oas 8rupp'fbe W:rt.
gu benz a6t &olonien nit runb 5000
! Wobnungen sebDren, in benen $4,000
perionen tpobnen, bat ieit benz /. Saz
nuar B. So. au9 eine eigene Modenz
f6rift, ndmli6 bic v&rupp'i9en
Wittbeilunsen". bic ausidlieBli9 fir
bas sroBe Irbeiterbeer Der &rupp's
fden Werte eri9eint. Sieie '3.itz
idrift, Die ieber 9lrbeiter artpDhentz
lih erbdlt, faBt ale fir bic Mnsez
itellten uidtisen Mittbeilungen su=
fammen, bic btsber nur burd platate
betannt gema6t nurben. gleben bic
fem ia6li9en She'll entbdlt bic 3eitz
i9rift audi eine unterbaltungsbeilage
rNad Der 99i9t".
e blen5. - 8iir5liA lit i'm
Wealerba9tbule bon einem unbetann=
ten Der Wirtb ST. &reber erf6ofen
porben. Ser 5rembe tpollte einen
Sunbertmarti9ein gepe9ielt buben,
mas ibm Der Wtrtb CUR 9(benoltunbe
nerpeigerte. Ser SbGter entfam in
Der 8t6tung na9 Gbrenbreitfein.
&refeIb. Ser MaI9ini1t
Muguit CLIMBERS, Der erIt 19 Sabre
aft lit, bate iid negen Miinaperbrez
6ens gu perantporten. @dbreno
Der 8ernebmuns bes Nngetlusten
purbe Die OeffentGidteit ausseidloi=
fen. Oas ltrtbeiI lautete auf 7 Mlo=
nate @efdnenib.
2le6Genvurg.
30 It d. Nls bic G9piessr=
mutter bes 36ziGbrisen Nrbeiters
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
Aonisrei6 25iirttem6era.

Malen. - 8eim leberI6reiten
Ger @eleiie tpuroe Ser 20 Sabre alte
8abniteia Sdaffner 8ottbilf Oobelz
mann bon einem Gdnsirnagen err
faBt uno i9m Der redte 6uB oberbalb
Oes &nD6els abaefdbren.
8reitenf iir It. - 6ier purbe
unter aahlrei6er 8eteiligung Ser i'm
Ilter BON 43 sSabren Deritorbene pri*
batter SSrtebrid 8areib beeroigt.
8 m in 5. - Oas 6ie'ige Steal
apmnaitum peiIt geeentpGrtis eine
sSrequena bon $50 5hiilern auf, Oaz
runter iino 42O fatbolii6er, 229 epanz
aelilher uno II tsraelitiI6er &onfeiz
iion.
5de. Die 5pinnerei in aobz
mott brannte gdn5li6 nteOer.
6onau. S6ultbeib 8lidle,
Ser auf eine nabeau 35iG6rige 5hGz
ttafett an Der Spibe Ser 9emeinoe
auriidblidt, bat Ietn Imt nieoerse=
leot.
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Bat fid bic Grau bss geriforbenen
pDr benz Spbe ibres Mdnnes beim
stabtmasiftrdt anf einen falfdet
Namcn einen Giftfhein dusltel1en lais
Zen.
Rei9snball. 5ier ifdrb
ser 8oufmann, Diitriftsratb unb
Qltbiiraermeiiter eesoiepb Weib I'm
Nlter BON SO eyabren. Gr mar Der
lebte biiraerlt6e giirgerme;iter BON
.GeidenbalI. Die 5tubtsemeinoe ebrte
feline 8eroienlte burn 8enennung Ell
ner GtraBe mad ieirem Humen.
S6eaen. = aiirSlid bat ndd
f,,raem WorttpeaIel Der Ho!hmiiIerz
bauer 8afpar 6erfprtner ouhier ieiz
men 22idbriaen 5tiefiobn anoreas
nit einem artfffeften Meiier ourd ei@
men Std in bas 6ers getootet
Sraunitein. - eSn 5elbpies
NOR Der Al Sabre alte 5Gger Nnton
Settel bereits felt Is Sabren i'm
Oonaueri6en GGgeiperf bei6Gftist.
Ourh 2usgletten gerietb er 10 unz
eliidlid unter ous Waiferrab, Dab
ibm Ser 8rulttorb eingeoriitt puroe
uno Der Sob Iofort eintrat.
8abenbaufen. 3niI Ihen
bier unb 8ir9basla6 tpurben Der IT.
iGbrige 5Dlbnersiobn 9lbam 9orer
unb bic Mtttne Maria Wagner pon
5tpet 9trolden ansebalten unb unter
8ebrobung nit einem Rebolper 3ur
Serauseabe i6rer 8aarfbaft aufsez
forbert. Ou iie fein @elb BEL ii9
batten, entrifen Die Hduber benz jun
gen 9orer bic ubr nebi Settle unb
entfernten ii9 barauf in Der Ridtung
gegen bier.
Seu6 n angen. - Ster perz
Itarb unerpartet I6nen an elmer 6er5z
ldbmung ber 9tahtfefretdr 3arl Debz
ner.
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2Ie6Genuurg.

g. It o d. Oils bic Gdipiessr=
mutter bes 36=iGbrisen Nrbetters
Wilbelm Oieori9 9lbenbs in Die
Wobnung ibrer ainoer fam, fano iie
ibre Sohter tobt i'm 8ette. Der
Mann itanb pDlis betrunfen nsben
Der 2eide, Die eine S6uBpunoe in
Der Sdldfe uno einen Sti6 in Der
8ruit aufpies. Die poliaei berbaf=
tete Diebrihs. 8ei ieiner @erneb=
muns CAB er trob Ieiner 8etrunfenz
beit tlar an, baB er feline Srau auf
ibr eisenes 8erlansen gu erfdieben
beabfdtist babe. Die Stt9punbe
babe iie iid felbit beigebradt. f
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W<bDlferunq runo 800 Mart lIIF
@onaell runo 4 500, 900 Marf' sSbr
ffebf ein Werm0geu On IperbeHoen Nh
Ioaen, 1. i. folhsn. bic iih telblt pei s
airrFtn unD drmDtiiirtn Don IllI10
2,4OO, 900 Marf, feraer afl 9sDaais
Sen llfn BON runb 1000 600 Wlari, III
aeqeniiber. @aargenliin0 tdf1n
runb so pro5snt feiner '@hulo salrh
iperbenbe MnIagen beden.
lla syreie Sfaote. /
6ambura.,- Bonn 3uge HberS
fahren uno qet6otet puroe .auf oeH
6annoper'Ihen 8dbnHofe BET Bd1H
..affiftent Rubolf Wulff
Qii BE 4. Die Grlmtndippl 1851
perhaftete sen sugereiften Ghtofleril
Garl Ghr1oer ,fpesen sy1lfthHiin5ss
rel. Gr bat nah e:aenem @ep6n0nl I
in Berlin 800 falihe z WaFtfui9d1s
abgefebt.
: sSitxem62rg. e,s.s ..ss.
auremburg. llnfer 2aHbss 4
mann, Der Gbemiter Spf. @eblen.l lei
itete cine piifenidaftlihe Irbeit poR I,
lpeittragenbsr 8ebeutung, burd ple
Grfinbung eines DDllig gernhlolen j
bD6ft feimtDbtenben DesinfettipnsT u
perfabrens. ,f..f s35F
@eaerrei6- NnsarH. /
u.-Oer profurift bes 9anfs jo
bauIes Mar gobn, Hamens Sieharn.
peribte tpesen perfeblter 8Drfenipefu~
lationen, bic er seneinfam NIT feinens
gbef bur9gefiibrt bate, Selbifmorb.
@r iou iiber pripatbepots BON 10
Millionen berfiigt baben.
8p5en. Das Rreisgeriht in
8oaen bat iber bic Grau Warie
@preter, BosenzGries, 8eiiberin fpl~fI
senber 6ptels: Wiftoria, Marie 6pre& !,
ter in 8o5enz@rtes, ferner MenDelz
pabz6otel Spreter unb 5otel Menbelz
bof ben &onfurs perbdngt. Die 9o<.l
tells finb in Souriitenfreifen febr be-
fannt.
@aIaburs. Das biefiee 2anz
besseri9t bat geeen ben flii6tisen
8antier Mar &obn einen 9tedbrief
erlafen &obn pirb pegen bes brinz
senben 8erbabtes bes 0erbre9ens
Der betriiserif9en ariba nad para=
graph 1919 bes Strafsefebbudes unb
bes 8erbre6ens Der 8eruntreuung
bon linn anpertrauten Oeppts, enbIih
pegen bes 8ersebens Der fdulbbaren
8riba perfolgt.
9ru5. Sier lit Der Gittmeiiter
/. R. &pb Squire i'm 81. 2ebensiabre
geitprben. gr mar felt bem Sabre
1859 i'm Rubeitdnb. Seine Sodter
lit nit bem Martsrafen 8ela Yalla=
picint perbetratbet.
8rems. - 9ier lit Der ebemaIige
Otrettor Der bemii9= pbpiiologif6en
8eriu6sitation fir Wein= unb Obftz
bau in &loi iterneuburg 6ofratb proz
fehor 9ottor 2eonbarb Roesler inn
Il. 2ebensiabre 'geitorben. 81
5&wets.
Bern. Sn Der @6reibbu6erz
fabrit tpuroe Der Sei5er @90ni, Der
auf benz 4uf5ugsfaften nit benz De-
len oes Me9anismus bei9Gftigt mar,
bur9 ben unperiebens in 8elpeaung
geieBten 4uf5us gegen Die Oede sez
quetfdbt unb gu 9obe sebriidt. Il
Ippen5eIl. - IS bra6 i'm
bieitgen @9iiBenbaus, permutbIi6 in=.
folge bon 8ur5i9luB, Seuer aus. Das Z
san3e 9ebdube brannte aus. Das
9pribenhaus entbielt audi bas Depot
unb bas 8uredu bes Gleftriaitdtsperz5
fes. Sdmintlihe eroben @priben,
5euerleitern unb @erdtbe blieben in
ben Slamplen. ''
3ug. =, gs itarb i'm Mlter bon 81
Sabren 9omberr pfarrer Staub in
l1nterdgeri. 1.
Oie sSretbeitsglpde in PHILADELPHIA
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Groe6erIogtbuat 3aoem-

8arlsrube.-6err aerl Sum
fer, 5beilba5er Ser Ndbmaihtnen=
fabrit Sumter &c Rub oabisr, puroe
unidblid Ietnes 70. @eburtstages
aun &ommer3ienratb ernannt.
u 4ern, = Der 66 SABRE ulte
librmader sSobann 9au6 aus Sap
pei puroe unpeit Oes FGbtil6en
5hla6tbofes toot uuFgefunben. gr
qerietb permutbit6 in Der Ountelheit
tns Wofer un0 ertrant.
gmmingen. 6ier brannte
bas WoAnbaus bes Shreiners So
bonn Speder Els auf ben 9runo
nieber.
sSre!burg. - Brtoatier 6einz
ridj 5apmas oc6ier but Dem Stubtz
rath bic Summs BON 5000 Marf 3ur
8ert1eilung an 9lrme Ser Staot
Sreibura. rbne llnterihieo Ger Som
fe{1ipn. iibernieien.
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Effae. .Sot6rinaea.

grHein. - eyn Der Rdbe Der
3udsrfabrit lpuyoe Der 5abritarz
better s. Rtes ppn einen Strol9
iiberfallen. Gr nuroe ieiner 9aarz
iGaft unO ubr beraubt uno mibbanz
belt, 10 oaB er. ndh 6auie gefom=
men, dratlihe 6ilfe in Iniprub nsbz
men muBte.
Goblingen. = Cine SEND
tiorszNahriht fiir Hob!ingen uno
umgegeno mar oie 8erbaftgng oes
lieiisen poltagenten 5ammelmann,
Ser am Mbeno Oie sseitnabme Ger
@hsfrau folate, geiOe iollen ii6 I'm
terlhlaaungen, begansen an Stultez
nern, iuelhe gelo nah 6duie ididz
ten, Iotpie ssdlidungen BON poitanz
lpeiiunaan unb 9(uftrdgen i'm 8etraz
&c bon eirca 500 Wart au IhuIoen
baben fommen lafer.
5aareemii ii no. = Die rSam.
3ta." maht iiber Die 5hulosnIait Ser
9tabt 5aaraemiinb folsenR Mnsa=
BEN: sic betrdgt auf ben Rppf ser
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0roeuBnrs.

Slben burg. Ser WlatroIe
2oofe bonn Dampfer uNorbenbam"
erbielt, aus Gee tommenb, bic Nadz
ri6t bonn Sobe ieiner Mutter. Gor
S9red fiel er aus Der Safellaae iiber
8orb unb ertranf.
gropims Sannoper uno 2srannfGweis.
8unoerba m mri9 9. Sier
pollenbete Sic Wittipe sSanete 8rin=
tema, i'm 8olfsmunoe ,SanefemD"
aenannt, ibr 100. Gebensiabr. Neben
pielen cnberen @ratiilanten aratu=
lirten audi Der tomm. 2anorath gtez
aierunesaffeiior Babmann, Der Srtsz
poriteber uno Der Srtsseiitlihe. 9on
Dem GDnia mar Der in drn1lihen
0erbGltnii1en lebenben @rei1in elm
@efhent bon 300 Wart oerlieben
'tpOr1en. .4r aB
gelle. Bon einem Woqen ser
Rleinbahn iiberfabrsn purbe Ser Or
Better Dittrif aug 8ppe. W2it an=
fheineno erheblihen 0erlebungen am
linten 8etn trurbe ser Werunaliidte
ins Soiefsitift sebradt.
Osnabrii d. Sin icbperer
ungliidsfaa ereisnete fih bier in Der
arobsfhen GroB 5nlanterei. Der
@eieue Shnieoers aus Qiiitringen,
Der linppriihtigeripeiie nod Waaren
aus bem sfabritubl nebnen tpoIlte, ais
Iiid oieftr bereits ndh sDben In gsz
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snx,ent6mra.

2uremburs. llnief 2anbss
mann, Der Gbenifer Sof. Geblen.l lei
itete cine tpiFenidaftlihe Mrbeit pom
ipetttraaenber 8ebe,ltung, burb bic
grfinbung zines pDllig gernhloien
bDdit feimtDbtenben DesinfettipnsT 4
perfabrens. ,t+a s3s
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@aperm.

MItDttins. SIN Mueuif D. s.
itarb bier Der GabritfHlbifer paulus
in Der 8ollfraft feiner Sabre. Man
nabm als gpbesurfade 9er5IGbmnng
an. SEPT perbreitet iih bier nit aller
9artnddigteit bas Geriidt, bdb Der
Mann pergiftet iporbtn isi. Wie
nunmehr dmtliA feitseifeIIt fDurbe,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

bers as W. II. Bancroft, John Marshall
Ogden Hilcs, w, S. Mccormick, L. s,
Hills, Thomas Kearns, w, V. Rice and
host of others are taking decided
interest in the forthcoming game and
lending their aid and encouragement
in every way. Samuel Newhouse is
said to be slated for umpire, while the
husky members of the club who have
to toll for their daily bread year in
and year out have been chosen for the
players. They will wear blue caps to
denote their standing In the community
while on their white shirts will be a
crossed hammer and pick to denote
their daily work Above this device
viii be an automobile wheel to indicate
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Where Woman ReignS E

of graduation, degree, etc, thus - Har-
ward 1892. b. a., NJ. f.. - The back
viii be adorned by the device or Greek
letter designating their college frat.
and each member Will carry a flag of
some college. Such flags will also be
carried by all the rooters for the Uni
versitv club. II. j, Porter and ]. O..
Conville are keeping everything quiet
about the game and it was with the ut.
most trouble that any news could be
CLEANED IN the library owing to the
fact that the membcrs We're holding
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

leak some astounding facts anent the
coming game. That young society
leader, DR. S. II. Pinkcrton. aided and
abetted by the giddy medicos Union
Worthington, Gilbert Pfoutz and Archie
Rykert, have already established, or
ganized and equipped a first aid to the
injured corps and they have been prac-
ticing on Frank Judge, Ern Bambergcr,
Charlie Whitley. Bob Glendinning and
all the rest Of the crowd so as TO be
in perfect form for the dav of the great
game. Even such distinguished mem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

. gGpaSe upon some scientific SUBJECTS,
lInweve@, sucp ~el,KaDwa mempers as
"Tug" WILSON, Junse joan a: street,
l.. h. Farnswortb. james 1ngeDFeioen,
r, n. Baskin, Judge Andrew llowst,
j. il. iletcheg. u. Is. Alien, IS. b. Gritcn-
low, haargc A. EATON, Harry Harris
ana Sam eaEis are taking an aetiNe IN
tcTes. and are squirting their nine on
10 YlcsssF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Simon have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Gold.
strom and daughter Of Omaha, Miss
Stella Fcuhman of Kentucky, Edward
Janowitz of Leadville and Theodore
Bergman of Buffalo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

The Misses Mildred Ferguson, Ruth
and Orpha Kingsbury and Marion
Thompson are guests at house party
given by Miss Bessie Jennings in her
summer home, Niawater, Ogden canyon,
where they will remain for week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

The University club team is keeping
very quiet, but they go into the field
determined to win, Their suits will not
be the regulation, immoral short sleeved
and knee trousers outfits, but they will
wear the long and graceful college
gowns and upon their classic brows
will be the mortar boards. Suspended
from their necks will be copies Of
Homer, Laura Jean Libbey,. Hebrew
grammars and the Rubiyat of dear old
showing the name Of their college, year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mrs. Emanuel Kahn will leave in =
few days for trip through Yellow.
stone, accompanied by her nieces, Miss
Madelaine Weitz and Miss Fannie ia
cobsen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

A special 10 The Tribune frana New
York announces the arrival theFe Of
Mir. and Mrs. y. i. FenLoa. They were
In tho party of Salt Lakers starting
from here last winter to make the
tour of rhe world on a steamer sailing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Miss Marie Odel has for her guests
Miss Marguerite Williams OF Detroit
and Miss Elizabeth Holdeman of Louis
Vile
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mrs. N Maybe OF Oakland, Cal, for
merly of this city. is visiting at the
home of her son, Robert I. Maybe, 3I6
South Second West street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mrs. William McGrath and Miss Ger
trude McGrath left Thursday for Sill
yer Lake, where they will occupy the
Odell cottage for one month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Colonel and Mrs. L. A. Wall and
daughters, the Misses Selma. Alice and
Mary, and the two younger children
have gone to Long Beach, Cal, whore
they will be at the Virginia hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick and
Mrs. Gallicher have left the city for
n tour Of the Puget sound country and
an Alaskan cruise. This sea voyage,
by the inside channel, is one of the
most delightful and combines all the
delights Of an ocean trip without the
rough sea-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w James left
Thursday evening for the east, where
they will visit with relatives in Mil
waufee and Detroit, going later to New
York and other eastern cities.
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Mrs. N. M. Hamilton left Tuesday
for an extended eastern trip and will
later Join her niece, Miss Lucille Clark,
at n house party near Boston.
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All the leaders of the feminine por-
tion Of society will be present in their
motors and gowned IN the latest croa-
tions They will cheer their mines con
tinually The game is for the benefit
of the Judge Mercy hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

The Misses Maud Paul and Winni
fred Woodmansee have returned from
Silver Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

DR.. Jacobsen, who has been visiting
with relatives, leaves in few days
for Shreveport, La.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Dorothy Dolittle. small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs c.. IL. Doolittle, is spend.
ing some time at the j. w. Edmonds
cottage in Silver Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Captain and Mrs. Lewis c. Bairc
are guests in the city at the homes Of
Mrs. Kate Baird and Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Dunbar in Federal Heights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Miss Ray Dwyer Of Indianapolis will
be the guest of her cousins, Mr., and
Mrs Roscoe Breeder. next week,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

In the inner sanctums of the Alta
and University clubs all is excitement
The baseball game for the champion
ship of Brigham street is the cause of
the furorc and from training quarters
in the room near the cafe in each club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mrs. William II. Nutting and smal
son, William, left Tuesday Tor sta.
of several weeks at Silver Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Allen of this
city have as their guest their daughter,
Mrs Harry C.. Cav.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Jay Buckingham of Omaha is spend.
i ing several davs in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Miss Helen Cohn returned homo
Tuesday after pleasant visit in Colo
rndo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mr. and Mrs, Sam S. Porter and
children have returned from Can
fornia.
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DR.. and Mrs, f A. Tripp are at
homo from their delightful trip abroad.
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which proves that they will get the
money. Red stockings will complete
the costume, Indicative that the players
are not so slow as they have been pic
tured.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S, J. Lynn and Miss
Winnifred Lynn left Tuesday for Port
land for an indefinite stay.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. J, b. Cosgrifr is entertaining her
sisters. Mrs. Hunt and Miss Stewart Of
Vermont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keller arrived il
the city Thursday from st. Joseph, Mo
to visit their son, r, III. Montgomery
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Miss Dorothy Thompson, Miss Car.
roll Evans and Miss Hendricka Wallace
left Thursday afternoon for Kamns,
where they Will spend some time at the
+. d. r. Thompson cottage, and will
later be Joined by some other friends.
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Miss Florence Z. Allen, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
G.. Il. Allen for the past two weeks, has
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Mrs. j. Fl. Young has moved from
Berkeley to Seattle, where she ha
Joined Mr. Young. and where they will
reside. for the future.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh A, Mcmillan are
taking month IS vacation at Upper
Falls, Provo.
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Mrs Clint b. Leigh and Mrs. A. II.
Peabody and sons have returned from
trip TO Emigration canyon.
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Mrs. l. n Lanning has returned
from visit to California, and viii be
at home at 1919 Ninth East street.
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Miss Madge Westerfeld has as her
guest her cousin, Miss Almira Wester-
field,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Mrs Howard NJ Parsons, formerl,
Miss Ruby Winn of this city, is her,
from California on brief visit witt
friends
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Miss AlvIna Eiseman of San Fran
cisco Will be the guest next week of hel
cousins, the Misses Amy and 1sabe
Osborne.
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Mrs. Adolph Jessen and daughter,
Rose, leave Thursday for Los Angeles
and the beaches to spend the winter.