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the picture with my msgnifying glass
when I heard the wOman's step out
side. so ! slipped il into my pocket
AS soon as was outside / jumped
into a cab and drove 10 the princi-
pal photographers in Brussels There
were three OF them. and at each place
1 showed this picture aud asked how
much IL would cost TO copy il. The
first two were perfectly businesslike,
but the third man gave little start
and looked at me In an odd way.
made up my mind he had seen the pic
ture before. but couldn't get anything
out OF him. From here drove
straight 10 police headquarters and
mad a talk with the chief. An hour
later that photographer was ready to
tell me the innernOst secrets OF his
soul He told me he made this picture
OF Alice and the widow only six weeks
ago"
six weeks agop' stared the other.
''But the widow told you it was taken
ave years ago. Besides. Alice wasn't
IN Brussels six weeks ago. was sheT'
"Of course not. The picture was a
fake. made from genuine one OF
Alice and u lady. perhaps her mother.
This photographer had blOtted out the
lady and printed In the widow with
cut changing the pose. Its a simple
trick in photography"
You saw the genuine pictureT"
'Of courSe-that is, / saw a repro
duction OF It which the photographer
made on his own account. He suspect
ed some crooked work. and he didn't
IKE the man who gave him the order"
You mean the woodcarver?"
Coquenil shrugged his shoulders.
Car him woodcarver. call him what
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SATURDAY. April 10. 1910.

busiest end OF Paris for his meeting
with Papa TignoI
Their rendezvous was at noon, but
two hours earlier Tignol took the train
az the St Lazare station And with
him came Caesar-such changed. I'm
recognizable Caesar Poor dog, His
beautiful. glossy coat OF brown and
white had been clipped 10 ridiculous
shortness. and he crouched at the old
mans feet I'm evident humiliation.
ct was a shame old fellow" said
Tignol consOlingly. but we had to
obey orders. Ell? Never mind. It will
grow out again"
Leaving the train at Auteuil. they
walked down the Rue la Fontaine to
a tavern near the Rue Mozart. where
the old man left Caesar I'm charge OF
the proprietor. friend OF his IL was
now quarter 20 IL. and Tiguol spent
the next hour riding back and forth on
the circular railway between Auteuil
and various other stations. He did
this because CoQuenil had charged
him TO he sure he was not followed.
Finally. after an amusing adventure,
he met COQuenil. who had disguised
himself SO Cleverly as 10 deceive even
Papa Tignol himself Going 20 a room
in the Rue Poussin. Coquenll changed
bis disguise very materially. while Ii
gnOl gave MIN the latest news from
sis mother. who sent word that she
was praying for his safety Tiguol
later went out and procured the dog
Caesar. The men then walked In the
Bots toward Passy. and COquenn re-
counted important discoveries he had
made In Brussels regarding Groener.
the weodcarver.
Il saw the place where he boards.
this Ad.lf GrOencr. In fact, / stop
ped there. and I talked 20 the woman
who runs il. sharp eyed young wild
ow with n smooth tongue. and 1 saw
the place where he works. It's a
woodcarving shop. all right. and 1
talked 10 the men there. Papa tt
gnoi." he said impressively. they all
cell a simple story. His name Is
Adolf Groeuer. He does live In Brus-
sells. ana the widow who runs the
boarding house knows an about this
girl Alice.
Then something happened" went
on the famous detective. You see. I
was waiting in the parlor Of this
boarding house FOR the widow 10 bring
me my Till. and ! happened 10 glance
al a photograph she had shown me
when ! first came. a picture OF Alice
and herself taken I've years ago. when
Alice was twelve years old. There
was no doubt about the girl. and II
was good likeness OF the widow. I
now noticed that IL had no photogra-
piers name Oh It, which Is unusual.
and q seemed Co me there was some
thing queer about the girls hand. I
went 90 the window and was studying
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-16
susy Worker For the Coleman Home.

Busy Workers For the Coleman Home.
Some OF the most prominent men OF
Pittsburg have agreed to speak for the
Lindsay club on Tuesday evening,
March %, at which time the club will
give a grand rally at the John Wesley
A NJ. r. Zion church in aid OF the
Coleman Industrial Home For Boys.
Ten captains OF groups Of persons are
working earnestly to raise the neces-
sary money FOR the Incorporation OF
the home. The reports will no doubt
result in a large amount OF money, as
each captain Is endeavorfng to outstrip
the other
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-16
The Matter Of . ssmiooIon.

A Russian military paper tells OF
q lieutenant who overheard a sergeant
giving a recruit a short lecture upon
his duties. The military service"
said the sergeant requires little pray
er to God and a strict attention to the
orders OF a superior" Somewhat as
tonished at this singular definition OF
military duty, the officer ventured to
ask the sergeant for his authority.
whereupon the sergeant produced an
ancient volume containing the follow
ing: THE military service requires lit
tie; prayer to God and strict attention
% the orders OF a superior"
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Funny For EathsrI

A lady was entertaining some friends
OF her own sex at select O'Clock
tea. and her little son, who had been
exceptionally well behaved. was IN
high feather, Mother" he said as
cake was being handed round, "may I
have some tongue, please"
There isn't any tongue, sonny"
That's funny" was the child's sim
pie comment II heard father say
there would be lots OF itr'
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nay Sunday paper at this hour OF the
d.y7 Why. it's most noonl" shouted
the irxte householder.
But. boss, de're so heavy"
Then get wagon. IL you can't
bring II around before noon, I'll find
SEINE one who can. When IL comes as
late as this, don't any more than get
the advertising pages sorted out and
carted away before the Monday morn
ing edition comes. Judge.
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Ard now the sirship comes along to cheer
the weary brain
That struggles 'gainst monotonous SAT-
ETY..
Where we had collisions only on q hors-
zontal plane
We can introduce the vertical variety.
Los Angeles Ttnasg
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N p ~ NORFOLK &
I've u U' WESTERN.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN Eject April IL, 1879.
Jeeve Byrd Street Station. Richmond Daily:
For Eorfolk-es00 A N, $500 P. n. and esd
p. n.
For Lynchburg and the west-s:Os A. N, 1910
p. n. e:0S p. n.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk-l1:D A. n, ESQ p. n
From the Wess-7;oo A. n, 1;S p. n, s:lS
p. n
Puiimas, PsrlOr and Sleeping CArAL Cats Din
ing Cara
W. B. BEVH4Ls o. II. BoeLxY.
Gen. PSss. Agent District Pan Agent
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A sameness Noticeable

Patience see it is said that the
United States has the greatest vari-
ETY. OF postage stamps
Pstrice-Apd yet they all seem to
taste the same.-Yonkers Statesman.
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II rs.

My boy. be polite and honest"
But, dad"
Say on"
Sometimes it's pretty hard to be
both at the same time"
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Southern Rv
TRAIN LEAVES RICHMOND.

TRAIN LEAVES RICHMOND.
\. B.-Foil0wing schedule nsur-s puhiish.a
only az information and arc not guaranteed:
o;9 A A-paily--Local for Charlotte
lO;Ao A. A-Daily-Lmited-Bufe Hroiler 10
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleap.
Memphis. Chattanooga. and all the South
Through coach for Chase City, Oxford,
Durham.
600 p M-Ex. SUnday-KeyuvilIe Local
1l;4b p. A-Daily-Linited Pullman ready p:So
p N. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1850 p. NEE. Sunday-To West Point-ooC-
Meeting for Baltimore Monday, wednesday
and Friday.
2;l5 p. A-konday. Wednesday and Fridsy-
Local 10 West Point.
$3.50 A. M-Ex. SundAy-Locsl to West Polnt.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 700 A n. $50 P n. daily
(Expres).
$40 a. NJ. Ell. Sunday: 4:lO P. n, daily
(LocaD.
Frsm West Point: $50 A. N. daily; u:sx A.
N, "Wednesday and Friday; 6:a5 p. n, sroeUa
Sunday.
s. Z. BURGESS. D. r. A,
go T. hAiR St, 'Ph0Gs 49,
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ATLANTIC COASTLINE.
Effective APRIL II, Ises.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Fiorids and South: e:lB 4 II. a.d Tss
r.k
For Norfolk; s:ss A. Il. 80 r. Il s.d 9
?. n
For n. snd ". Ry., w-t: ssss A. n. IssIe
aad SOS r. n
For Petersburg: ssss A. n, ia:lo. ssss. ss:so
p. n, r. H., s:@ r. n, Tsss and II Is r. Il
Trains arrive Richmosd eziiys g.ia. les A.
N, ss:1 n:1 A. n. ssls:& A. n. sI.n r.
n. fscS. ESQ., ssoc and esu r. X
Except Sunday s,Dundzy Oziy.
Tina u srfvzl and dspssewss and osanss.
tious not guarsstssd-
o. q oAsRnnzx. D. r A.
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RAILROADS.
Richmond, FTGdGTiCEb'g & Potomac R.
TO AND FROM WASHING ron AND BEYOND

ACCOMMODATION IRAlRS-wEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd 81. Sta so p. N for Frederteksbnrg.
Leave Elba Sta. 7.50 A. n, 80 p. N. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd NJ. Sta S.25 A NJ from Frederic ksb
'Daily. Weekdays. 2Sundays only. SDaily
except Monday. All trains to from Byrd
Street Station Except trains leaving 4. 50 q. n.
and arriving no night stop at Eibs. Time Of
arrivals and departures act guaranteed. Read
the sigIa-
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First Aid

First Aid
Cholly-Me deah boy. why do you
have that bandage round your head?
Reggie-A thought struck me. old
chappiel
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Getting the News.
What do YOU mean by delivering
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
slEners Tor further information.)
~-~,-~>-~~~---~~~-~~--~-~-~-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
pate division, in and for. salt Lake
county, state Of Utah, department No.
I; In the matter OF the estate of
henry Rudy. deceased.-Notice.
Inc petition of Charles IL. Jenkins
and John B. Rudy praying for the
admission 10 probate OF certain docu-
ment' purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Henry Rudy. de-
ceased and for the granting of letters
testamentary to Charles III. Jenkins
and John B. Rudy, has been set for
nearing on Friday, the 18th day Of
July, A ID. 1910, at o'clock d. m.
at the county court house, in the court
room Of said court I'm salt Lake CITY
salt Lake county. Utah.
witness the clerk OF said court
with tie seal thereof affixed. this Isl
day OF July, A ID. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(SeaD Clerk
BY L p. Palmer, deputy clerk.
NJ F. Wilson, attorney for petit
ticner.
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BAPTIST.

Emmanuel Church-Third South and
seventh East, Louis S. Bowerman. min
lsters Rev. r. A. Ransdeu. assOciats
freaching services IL a. m and D. m.
Mornlng subject why They Left
baptism at the evening service. Bible
schOol II 1870 noon. Ben l. .COrum. su-
pcrintendenti young peoples meeting at
o-45 ,. M. Midweek prayer and social
service Wednesday evening at ).
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CHRISTIAN-

The Central Christian church, corner
Third East and Fourth South. Charles
X Neel, pastor. No. 3O2 East Fourth
SOuth-Sunday services at IL a. m Sub
lect or sermon, The Secret OF Rest
BIBLE school 10 a m. c. Il Zimmerman
Supt-. Adult Bible class and Young
peoples bible class meeting at 10 a-
m. Christian Endeavor to D. m
Miss Belts. leader: prayer and bible
study wednesday night at s. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all strangers
TO attend these services.
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EPISCOPAL.

st. Marks Cathedral.-First south
near Second East street The Rt. Rev.
franklin :. Spalding, ID. D.. bishop, the
very Rev. Samuel r. Colladay, dean.
seventh sunday after Trinity. July 10.
1910. $3.50 a. m. holy communion: 9-45
n. m. sunday school. IL a. m. morning
prayer. ante-communion and sermon: .
y. "a. evening pravor and address.
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CHRIsTIAN scIENCE-

First Church Of Christ. Scientist. AIS
East Lnlrd south street-Sunday ser
l.-S' II CLOCK a. m. Sunday school
s;4o a. m. The Wednesday evenins-
services are held at s o'clock
second Church Of Christ. Scientist
sunday services II O'Clock n ,, g.
cay Scnooi s;45 a. m. wednesday eve
ming services o'clock. All are vel
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PRESRNTERIAN

First Presbyterian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
south Temple and streets. Rev. VIII
lam NJ. Paden. ID, pastor. Morning
service at II o'clock. Subject "Trvinr
auo trusting. no evening services.
sunday school at 1890 D. m. young
young peoples meeting SUNDAY night
at q, mid week services on Wednesda =
evening". teachers meeting AT 1870.
prayer ana conference at 5 D. m. Every
BODY cordially invited to all these
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come TO these church services. Subject.
Sunday sermon, Sacrament"
Free reading rooms in the Scott
building. 16S South Main street, where
Christian Science literature may be OBJ
tained.
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RIO Grande Mission-Frieda Dresseu
missionary. Bible school at 1880 noon
Rev. X. A. Rsnsdcl will preach at ths
BuFhn Ston at D. m. and at the RiC
cordially invited to ali Of these ser
vices.
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LUTHERAN.

holy Trinity English Lutheran
church. S56 South Fourth East street.
az 10 a. m. Church service al III o'clock
All welcome.
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The Norwegian Lutheran church Of
our Savior, $50 South Fourth East
street. kr kvamme. pastor-Moruina-
service II O'Clock. Sunday school 10 a
m The young peoples meeting Wed
nesday evening s a m in the parson-
age Miss LanEseth, hostess.
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Church Notices
METHODIST.

first Methodist Episcopal Church
SecoEd South and Second East streets
= rancis Burgette Short. minister. Rev
Leon l. Loofbourow OF Oakland Cal.
viii occupy the pulpit at both services
morning subject, "On Seeing the Best
IA feopiei evening subject. Fishing
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CONGREGATInNAI.

First Congregational Church-Cornc,
tourth East ana First South. Elmer 4
Goshen, pastor. Sunday school at II &c
No preaching service.
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Hiff Methodist Episcopal Church
Nlnln Last and First South streets, Da-
VIC " crane. pastor. Sunday school at
~ a M morning worship at IL o'clock.
sermon by the pastor. sons Of Cod .
elass meeting at noon. EpWorth league.
D. m. Evangelistic services at s.
special music during the morning hour.
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maRRIACE IIcTNsEs.

Miguel Cutlery and Margaret Treg-
Town salt Lake.
Q. J. Wagner and Myrtle Anderson.
Soda Springs. Ida.
William q. Vondcrsluyst and Mary
Robinson. Frisco.
Edward J. Brcck0n. Ely. New. and
Effie Tyner. Quincy. III.
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German Lutheran, st. Johns church.
seventh South and state streets WIN
>. Lankow. pastor-Norning service
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TARERNACTE

The services at the Tabernacle this
afternoon vii be under the auspices
Of the Genealogical society OF Utah
There will be special music and ad-
dresses by President Anthem IT. I.und.
Joseph T. Smith, Jr., and others.
Bathing at saltair will cure any III.
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burlington Missiou-F. J. Lucas. su-
Dcrintendent; Bible school at 1880 a. m.
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A good time 70 batho at saltair today
Waters fine.
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Join Physicians Exrursion--Dr. and
Ar p 7. Curtis Joined the physicians
excavation Friday and will attend the
medical convention at Pasadena. Or.
curtis VIII be away until August I.
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Returns From Devils Slide.-Barney
T. Quinn has returned from the scene
or the recent explosion az Devils Slide
lie stated that it would be some days
yet before the "T was reached where
the explosion occurred and where most
OF the bodies arc supposed TO be To-
Gated.
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Deputy Has blood Poison--Brigham
Madscn. chief deputy 90 +. ". Cham
bers. state fish and game commission
or. is confined az hts home In Spring
willie with blood poison
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Caught ny Whoiesnic.--F. w. Cham
bcrs. state fish and game commission
cr. has received reports from the sur
plus canal. near the BuCna Vista track.
that FISH are being caught by the hun
drrds with hooks and pltCnfOrks. In
order fo stop this work. three deputies
were sent 90 che stream yesterday and
three more will be stationed there Tor
the remainder Of the coming week.
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Were Married July 2-John Ford an
nounces that The wedding OF MS dau~h-
ter Ma udc Ford Snow % Edward John
son Burns. occurred JULY 2 and that
Mr. and Mrs. Burns viii DC at home
after July 20 az 225 Third avenue.
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VIII Purchase GoodS-M J. Fried
bach company Left Yesterday FOR New
York. Mr.. Friedman goes to purchase
goods for the cloak and silk depart
meuts Of the store. while AR Rhode
the summer.
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Celebrate Pioneer Dny--A meeting
or the Sons and Daughters u the Utah
Pioneers has been called Tor next
Tuesday az the Lion House. 90 arrange
a program FOR the celebration Of
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To Wake steam Fiowr-J. II. Davis
OF sit Lake is preparing 20 organize
company for the manufacture OF
steam Diows. many Of which. already
in use. have been found valuable on
DRY farms Of the state.
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wants the s1S-Pctcr Fotls Of SCI
Wet Second South street presented "A
petition Co tho city council yesterday
asking fer SIS which was left after
the city poundkecper had sold a stray
horse belonging 90 Fotis Lass March.
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Grazing md Timber Fccs.-The net
receipts FOR the WasatCh forest office
Tor fre fiscal year ending June 30 were
gf.G16 "a. The receipts were Tor graz
ing and timber permits.
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Taken 60 Detention Homc-Claude
Golden. aged is. and Charles Wal.
three years older. were taken TO the
Juvenile detention home yesterday aft
cr they had been found wandering
about che streets looking for a square
meal The lads. who are haif-brothers.
made their way Co salt Lake from Neo-
eho. No. and. 10 is probable that they
viii Dc kept by the Juvenile court until
word is received from their relatives
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Announces EuEnEcmcut-Nrs. A. NJ
SEllhorn announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Elizabeth. TO George y.
Dcvlin of salt Lake. the wedding 10
occur about AUG. rs.
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Free speech NJ rHri--S0cia1ists OF
Salt lake viii hold n meeting al Lib
crtN park this afternoon from three
10 five o'clock. despite tho order OF the
board OF park commissioners that no
meeting shall be held there William
ThurEfon Brown, formerly OF the T-ni-
tartan church. viii speak on The Sig
rifiCance of the Socialist Victory In
Alfred S0ronson. George
T. watts and William J. .Eearns viii
also speak.
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To Attend ENhibitionS--J. A. Greene
valid 81 The Grccncwald Furniture
company leaves today 20 visit the
great scmi-guuual furniture exhibit
fiCns at Chicago. Grand Rapids and
New York. Tor the purpose ~ selecting
a fall stock. He will be away about
four weeks.
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ArrnnEes Fathers Estntc--Dr Civ
en a Light OK salt Lake is now IN
Washington 20 straighten out the es-
tate OF his father. Mason Light, who
died there some time agO. Dr. Light is
lcft the sole heir In the VIII, but the
value OF the estate IS not known
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Crusade Against Fty-The Liberty
Stake sunday school union viii meet
pc the Second ward chapel at Z.SO
o'clock this afternoon TO start a cru
tado against the house Fly. Professor
j. ~. Paul DR.. A. j. Ridges and Dr.
William M Stookoy will make ad-
dresses showing the contamination
caused by the typhoid fly-' The
chapel is az the corner OF Fifth East
and s.vnnth SCUM alrceta.
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Proctor ~ HoominE.-prCctor, New,
just twcnty-0uc miles over the Jtah
ffafc lire. on the Western Pacific. Is
now booming and will continue TO
Eruw when the railroad Is really IN
operation. according 20 A. ". remnant,
who 3D. now bon Salo Lake.
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Farewell 60 RomneT--A tareWel III
testimonial Will De given tuesday
nlrht in the Twentieth ward amuse-
mcnt hall in honor Of Ueber J. Rom
rcy. jr. who leaves during the week
on "a mission Co Germany IN the scrv-
program are A. O. Crawford. Lucille
Crltchlow. Edna Hall. g.. r. Pike.
Louise Haaman. Myra Bates. Erna
UcndIcton. Willard Sauires. Ardella
Bittuer-Tibby. Lottfe Brain. Rachel
Burton. Eu. Eackmau. Jennie '. Rom
y-Crauford and thc R0mnoy MandO-
ian and Guitar club.
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CITY BREVITLES

Hunting FOR n Jury---The hearing OF
Mrs.. Dora y. Topham on charges OF
renting houses within the stockade for
immoral purposes was yesterday post
poued until Monday. when 10 became
evident that efforts to obtain jury
within an hour or two would fail.
Jurors To be examined Monday are
walter Calder. Albert 5. Riser. j. VIII
lard Squircs and W. NJ Lewis. The
following have been excused: John
Everiu William Irvine, +. 5. Condie
aid " T. White.
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WheuE Seriously DamaEcd-Crops In
general have suffered in Utah as re-
cult Of the continued drOuth. but wheat
has been the most seriously damaged.
accordUuE Co Implement men, who re-
port very light sale or harVesters
and headers this season
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

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Lawrence announces that the wedding
OF her daughter. sadie Ethel Lawrence.
and William IT, Pitts VIII take place
the latter part Of the month.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Trrfor Returns Nomc--Snmucl H.
Treror. manager Of the Utah Metal
company has returned from Butte, his
former home. He was formerly leader
OF the Boston a. Montana band at Butte
and while iu the Montana city led the
old organization az concert In Co
lumhia garden. where he was warmly
received by bis old fricnds.