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ALLS REPUBLIC IDEAL GOVERNMENT

manded the united forces Of Russia
and Roumania before Plevna.
The king fought and won the war
OF independence in 1877.7s. He wears a
crown, but it is made of the steel OF
a gun captured from the Turks at tho
Battle Of the Plevna
King Charles's favorite maxim is:
wise and honest ruler must never
pursue personal policy, but q ma
life has been I'the affection of this
great and noble nation, to whom I
have devoted my whole existence, is
more to me than all the greatness
and brilliancy of crown. -
His promotion of the arts Of peace
after having led his country to vic
tory in time of war has earned for
him the titles of ItCharles the Wise''
and "Charles the Good" When a trip
to Egypt was advised by his physi,
clans he replied, "No, if l am ever
able to go so far from nv king
dom, it is TO the United States I
would like to go.''
At recent review he saw among
the people who passed before him a
beautiful young girl wearing dec
grafton which attracted his attention.
lie asked to have her brought to him
and said:
"Where did you get the decoration
you are wearing7 Twenty years ago at
a fair | pinned it on a young girl
who was chosen as the most beautiful
girl present" She replied "That was
my mother, SIRE
The crown princess has the reputa-
tion of being the most beautiful
princess in the world. The direct heir
ship to the throne died with the baby
princess whose death when three and
N IN al tpc r1 laI Il
life of Queen Elizabeth By agree
ment with the Hohenzollern family,
Prince Ferdinand. nephew of King
Charles, son OF his eldest brother, is
heir to the throne. Prince Ferdinand
is 46 years old, that is TO say. just
ten years older than his beautiful Eng
lish princess who will one day be
queen. He is inspector in chief Of the
cavalry and. thanks to the military
hundred thousand men than those who
compose the army of Roumania can be
found in any military organization OF
Europe.
Prince Ferdinand in 1893 married
the English Princess Marie, daughter
of the late Duke OF Edinburgh The
mother OF the crown princess was the
Grand Duchess Marie, sister OF the
Emperor Alexander III. of Russia.
4thSeSo Nuaiio HVAdHuid flCIoEld ID
q beauty not of the mere negative
type, She learned the language of the
people whose queen she will be one
day; she gladdens their hearts by dom
ming the bright, effective embroidered
costumes of Roumania. The corn, the
grapes, even the salt mines and the
petroleum wells, the anethystic tints of
the Carpathians have all entered into
the life of this coquettish English girl.
who has become more Ronmanian than
the Roumanians themselves. This IA
vorite niece of the late King Edward
is proprietary colonel of regiment of
cavalry. There is no danger of their
lacking heirs to the throne. For they
have four children-two princes and
two princesses. The eldest. who is
crown prince, removed by one degree, IS
Prince Charles of Roumania and is Is
years old.
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,.kpublic the Ideal.

fere is the real opinion Of reign
soyereign upon reigning sovereigns.
In before has a relgning queen
Il out point blank in favor of the
hblcan form of government. The
lilies of Europe are gasping at her
5or I quote teXtually from Queen
nbeth's statement, headed "Sover-
- She writer:
% course, the republic is the ideal
h of government, as those who
have time for resting and get
< up their strength again when it
lie spent. 1t is cruel 10 keep one
on the throne for forty, fifty and
sixty years, till God will release
|encc the queens own husband,
n Charles T., is a victim of this
.fy. For he was elected prince of
mania forty-six years ago. al
IN not acclaimed king until 1891,
liz republican declaration is all
more severe as II comes from &
her of the house Of Hohenzellern.
"A famous house, first heard of In
A has two branches, Queen Eliza
3 husband, King Charles, belongs
he senior branch. called Sigmarin-
. William H., German emperor, is
head of the Junior branch, called
|German-Prusslan,
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|Bv Henry Carslake.

/ uCHAREsT. July ga ruling
queen as the writer of a repub'
Ican introduction to an nncon'
ventional account of royalty is
i. novelty. Yet that is the ma
Z of the foreword just prepared for
auoirs of an American woman.
rronces Fearn" of New York was
ridow of the late Judge Walker
IL. who represented the United
/ = at the courts Of Roumania, Ser
snJ Greece. She is no longer
o. however, for some months ago,
Eo old cathedral Of Salisbury, she
ne the wife of an English lawyer
man OF letters, Arthur 1nkerslcy.
= + was as "Frances Fearn - that
wrote her earlier memoirs, dealing
n tbe negro before the war; and the
q name will head her memoirs of
sbyeo courts where she has lived.
lsg;nnjug with Roumania, we have
foreword by Queen Elizabeth,
IN all the world over rs trained
In under the pen name Of Gear
NJ SYLVIA
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fensiive to Kaiser.

the Emperor William the atti-
4 OF the queen of the senior branch
be HohenZullerns must be particu
painful. For he is Justly looked
ms the very personitication of di'
right; the most uncompromising
be Fighter in the world.
leen Elizabeth finds cruelty not
in being compelled to reign for
but also in the hereditary prin-
I. For she writes:
Phe cruel thing is hereditary mon
\, as you have TO be successor,
Lii your talents lie quite OH an
side and your tastes are diamet-
81 opposed 10 the mission of seem
2reatness thrust upon YOU, -
wing condemned the monarchical
|Df government and denounced the
litary principle, she sums up the
lion by saving that 'ithe throne is
80 very sad Institution. " What
* il so melancholy is that its oc-
"a sees only the worst side of hui.
|y. The greedy, the grasping, the
Ening gather round it. 1t is as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23

possibly she might be the ono I was
looking for.
"After directing the chauffeur where
to take me, he added, While you are
there 1 will look up the names and
addresses OF other blind people living
in the valley, and when you return.
if she is not the woman you are seek
ing, I will go with you in the auto.
mobile from one end of the valley to
another until we find he- I went to
the schoolhouse, climbed up to tine at
tic and found the woman. The queen s
mission was fulhlled. In less than an
hour from the time left Interlaken !
he'd travelled twenty miles and had
found the man whose address J. Lacked
and the woman whose name and d.
dress l did not know
King Charles is ~ years old and
won his spurs when war was anything
but an anachrorism. To him Roumania
owes its independence from the nm
speakable Turk. Active field seEv-
ice on the staff of the German crown
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her life, which overshadows all others,
is the loss of her only child
Queen Elizabeth s work for the
blind is well known She has built the
Vatre Lumlndse, or City of the Blind,
in Roumania. Here is what may be
called "human interest story" which
throws light upon her sympathetic soul.
l quote again from the diary:
''1 went to Interlaken and while
there l received a letter from the
queen. The queen asked me to find for
her a blind woman. of whom she knew
only her maiden name, and that she
had married become blind, and was a
widow. living somewhere in the Grind
enwald valley. AS the valley is thirty
or forty miles in length, with many vii
lagos and hundreds of houses, ii seemed
hopeless to try to find woman when
knew neither her name nor the name
OF the village in which she lived The
queen, however. seemed so confident
Of my success that she gave me no
chance of doubt.
''When ! was starting on my search
one morning in motor car, a friend
came by and asked me where | was
going at such all early hour. | could
not help smiling when 7 told him
was going on a search not unlike look
ing for needle in haystack; ] was
trying to find blind woman whose
name and address ] did not know. He
kindly offered to give me a note of in
PRODUCTION TO a friend of his who had
been living in the Grindenwald valley
for twenty five years. but added, II do
not know his address, He thought in
finding him l should have the best clew
to finding her.
"When l reached Grindenwald | cot
out of the automobile in the square
fronting the hotel. AS it was market
day many groups Of people were stand.
ing about, but, animated by strong
and curious feeling, l passed by many
of them, and going directly up to d
man whom [ saw in the distance, hand.
ed him the card bearing name Chi.
own name as 1T turned out to be) and
asked him if he could tell me where |
should be able to find the person, He
looked at ME with a rather surprised
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Christian Science

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIE,N
T1ST-336 East Third South. Sunday sor-
Vices II o'clock m, Sunday school 9:i5
a m. The "Wednesday evening services
are held at o clock.
SECOND CHURCH or CHRIST, SCI
ENTIST-Unjty hall. 1888 Second East
Sunday services III o'clock n. m. Sunday
school o;i5 a. m Wednesday evening
services s o'clock. All are welcome to
these church services, Subject Sunday
sermon. Truth Free reading rooms
in the Scott building les South Main
street, where Christian Science ltora-
ture may be obtained, No Sunday scrv-
ccs during July and August.
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New Books for Library

The following forty books will be added
10 the Public Library Tuesday. July 20.
1911.
Misccllaneous-Bash Across South
america, Bonney. story of Our Planet
Clark, "Reminiscences of an Athlete.
Conybearc, Highways and Byways in
Cambridge and Ely: Day, Introduction
to English literature; Demarest, Hints
on Organ Accompaniment Frost. Good
EDSinec:ing Literature: Garstang, Land OF
The llittites; Gcipke. Hydraulic Turbines
Hart, Cottage ana CcnGrcsatc Instltu-
uons; Hart, Juvenile Court Laws In the
United States; Harvey. Priscilla irish
Crochet Book; History and Government
OF tho United States Is vols); Hunting
ton. Palestine and It's Transformation
Hrause. Manual OF Moral and Humane
Education: lie Gallicnnc, Attitudes and
Avowals. Mason. Napoleon Maccunn
Mary stuart; McMahan. With Words
worth In England: Oswald. Legend OF
Fair Helen; Porter. Dangers of Municipal
Trading Potter Love in Art: Shaw.
Eoiue and Dignity OF Human Life !;
Speaker g vols) Strcightoft Standard
OF Living: Sullivan, American Copora~
tions Worth. parson Wecms.
.Fictlon-Fogazzaro. Leila: Glasgow.
Miller OF Old Church; Hall. To Love and
TO Cherish; Mishels Thurley Ruxton
Stocsley. Claw; lyman, Princess Kalh-
rrne.
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|unday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches
Baptist,

II Baptist.
1ANUEL BAPTIST, corner Second
and Fourth East streets. Louis
|yermen, minister. Mrs. NJ. Y Ros-
<hurch visitor. Preaching services
a. III. and p. m; Rev w, II.
ri Will preach in the morning and
v. Cody in the evening. Bible
4 at 1920, L. Ben Brown. superin
nt; Young Peoples meeting at 6:45
midweek service Wednesday night
lesson at lsl5: prayer meeting at
RLINGToN BAPTIST CHAPEL.
y Navajo and Indiana streets
school at 1880; F, j Lucas. su-
[fndent: preaching service at s p.
II. Lucas will preach; prayer meet
Wednesday, night. All welcome
q GRANDE BAPTIST CHAPEL.
g South. between Ninth and Tenth
-Berton f, Bronson, minister In
4, John Lewis. Bible school super
Qtnt. Appointments for week as fol-
sunday morning worship, II: Bible
y ~, evening service at s, Wednes-
Qrayer and conference meeting. s:
y music at the Sunday services,
gers and those without church
are especially invited to meet
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Carmen Sylva's Philosophy

MONG all the rulers Eurobe ec accomplishments o,;g
a. ny and bnthroby Queen Elizabeth of Roumania knoun ali
the Oord Carmen She has declared
hm form of Here other sayings this extraordinary
ruler:
I'VE don't the world be good only grow
ter, and to allow help it thereunto.
1t IS the woman who the future Of her country.
Womans rights; have the right suffer- be patient work
hard
WANT?
lhe question has been treated In different ways by
Amazons by the of
mothers have kept silent the ful6men of only real vocation
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Royalties Gasping Carmen Sylvia Memoirs;
Cruel Keep Man the Throne for Forty
Years. She Says

sad as the life of physician who lives
chiefly among the sick,
The queen confirms her contention
by referring to the "Vanity of Van
ities' mentioned by the Wise Man.
~ Read Solomon" says her majesty,
"and / need explain no longer what
a sovereign is or what sovereign
feels -
Napoleon III. was kind Of unde-
fined socialist, but it seems that Queen
republic
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Loves the Blind.

Queen Elizabeth Is affection runs to
children and to the blind, doubtless
because both are SO helpless. An ex-
tract from the Fearn diary shows the
queen s almost Biblical affection for
the little ones;
''Her happiest hours were those
spent with the children of the village,
whose playground was not far from
her villa. Here she spent most of her
time, surrounded by the little folk. who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23

dunes and the children followed her
with Joyous and happy EXPLANATIONS
of love, her face became radiant in
her enjoyment Of the companionship
of the little ones. She wrote these
lines at the time: Laugh, sing, romp!
Your eye will cast some golden CLEANS
my hours!'
'fWhcn with the queen you cannot
help feeling that the great sorrow of
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Congregational,

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
Corner Fourth Easi and First South.
Elmer !. Goshen. pastor. Morning serv-
Ice, IL o'clock. Sermon by the Rev j.
Challen Smith.
PI IILLIPS CONGREG GATIONAL
CHuRCH-Corncr Fifth South and Sew
enth East streets The Rev, =. A.
Simpkn, pastor Sunday school, 9.i5
Morning secmou at II O'Clock Christian
Endeavor at $3.50, No other evening
service during July and August.
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Episcopal.

ST, PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Main and Fourth South streets. Serv
ices Sunday IA follows: Holy commun-
ion al n. m; Sunday school az 9si5
a. M morning prayer and service by
the rector. the Rev Ward Winter Reese,
at IL "A. III. You are welcome and all
seats free.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blind or protrudng piles. send mo your
address and viii tell you how TO cure
yourself at home by tho new absorption
treatment: and will also send some OF this
home treatmont free FOR trial. with refer
ences from your own locality II re-
quested Immediate relief and permanent
cure assured Sond no money. but toll
others or this offer Write today 10 Mrs
M. Summers. Box p. Nolre Dame. Ind.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Lutheran,

NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
$50 South Fourth east. Kr. Kvamme
pastor residence ass South Fourth East
street Morning service at II o'clock.
Sunday school al 10 clock
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Second South and Fourth East. Rev. Erik
FIorcau, pastor, Sunday school, 1890 a
m Services p. m. The Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Olive Wall. Thurs
day. July q,
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
First avenue and F. strect-Harold Jcn-
sen. pastor. residence 81 F. street Bel
phone 5lS5 High mass service at IL
n. m.
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PresbYteriau.

|6TMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
RCH, corner First West and Fifth
slrsets.-A very familiar circum-
IN life and what II leads TO will be
SEQ by the pastor. Greer Alvin
; sunday morning at II O'Clock.
ne VIII preach on the subject,
" AIS Boy Died. the sermon at
'vening service. T.45 p. M, viii be
cnssion Of the hearing OF religion on
nportani economic question of the
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feet, fascinated when she told them
stories, and her own fairy tales. To
show their love and gratitude they
would bring her profusion of flow
ers of all kinds which they themselves
had gathered in the woods.
HWhen she went for a walk on the
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Echo meeting" reports from San Fran
cisco Sunday School convention and
Portland Christian church convention
BlDlo school 10 n. m. Christian En-
dcavor I y. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night. All invited.
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Bible Association

clation meets on Sunday ut D m and
I:i5 p. IN. at X c. hall. l]7 T. First
South. No collections: undcnomlnational
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air and said, 1T is not difficult, since
! am the man
Then he became very much inter
ested in helping me in my search, He
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New Interpretations

Filed with tho county clerk
Silver Lake Automobile and Stage COM
panY. 10 operate an automobile stage
line from Salt Lake City to Silver Lake.
Big Cottonwood canyon: capital stock.
So 600. divided Into shares OF sl00 each:
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said at the moment he could think of
only one blind woman, who lived in
the attic over the schoolhouse two
miles up the road: he thought that
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- j. cimeT, president. Arthur Moce.
,on vico president: Ethel Drvis. sootu,
t2ry and treasurer
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EXCURSIONS NORTH
Via Oregon Short Line

July %, August 5 and 10. Usual low
rates; long limits. City Ticket Office
Hotel Utah.
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Christian

CENTRAL, CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Fourth South and Third Eas. -Chas r
Neal. pastor. Morning service II O'Clock
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prince and nine years experience in
the Prussian cavalry equipped him for
the right against Turkey. He showed
ms abillty and training when he com.
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Every owner Of corn, cellous. war
or bunlon is going 10 get the surprise O.
q lifetime.
No longer do you have to gouge out
these things with 4 digger or knife: no
blood: no more blood poison. no more
sticking plasters,
'GETS-lT. the new preparation Is
bla2es. how IL works. Nothing to stick
or hurt. Lo and behold your corn comes
out You don't have to drag IL out
"GETS-1T" is sold at all druggists at
20 cents bottle. or sent direct by T..
Lawrence e. CO., Chicago. Ill. Sold In
Salt Lake City by Schramm- Johnson.
drugs the never subst,tutors;" five good
stores.
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day; the subject will be "The Kingdom
and the Cost OF Living" Your presence
at these services VIII be highly appre-
ciated.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner of South Temple and C Streets
Rev, William M, Paden, D. D, pastor.
Morning service at II o'clock; no even
ing service; Sunday school at 12:30 p. IN. (,
nidweck services on Wednesday even
ing. teachers meeting at 7:30; prayer and
conference at p. m. Everybody cor
daily invited 10 all these services.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Eleventh East and Eleventh
South. Or. r. G.. McNiece acting pas
tor. Preaching service at II o'clock.
Sunday school at y 10. Christian En-
deayor meeting at ! p. m.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
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Methodist.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Cl5URCH-Francis Burgctte Short nas-
tor. Preaching 1915 a. m, by the Rev
Dr. Benjamin Young. former pastor of
this church. now the distinguished
preacher of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Portland. Or Evening service
I.i5. Illustrated lecture Tho Yellow
stone Park, by Howard II. Hays, Tour
lists and strangers are especially invited
10 attend these services.
HEATH METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Eighth West and Third South
streets. Sunday school 10 a, m. Preach
Ing IL n. N, No evening service.
NORWEGIAN-DANI METHOD
IST CHURCH-523 South Fourth East
Rev. + +. Work, pastor The Rev. Mar
tinns Nelson. a former presiding elder In
the Methodist Mission OF Utah will
preach in the morning at II and in the
are cordially invited
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PIONEER D.,y ExZCucezSs= =a
OS;J-3N
Via Ram -!gvt E,1c.r:c 7s2:.
ELK, TTo,gnG u:b, %;cless qR ss,9
3u!y =, ~, -. ls3oG ro.uil SuiY as.
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NEWSPAPERMAN
dies SUNDAY
HARRY BAIRD sILVEY CALLED
TO GREAT BEYOND.
Was Formerly Connected with the
Register. Telegraph and Pitts
burg Post Forces.

Following a lengthy Illness due 20
! complication OF diseases. Harry
Baird Sivey. a we'll known ueWspa.
per man. who has been making his
home with his sister az Elm Grove.
during recent years. passed 70 the
great beyond SUNDAY evening shortly
after = O'Clock. Deceased was "a his
Goth year. and was formerly connect.
ed with the stan of The Fittsburs
Post and Wheeling Register aud Tele-
graph.
Deceased entered the news paper
bust iess atou- .N..te yeats ago us
reporter on tie Register Ills articles
soon gained Tor hlm O. A rl place o.
new paper circles. bur u-,l.-,. of il.-
health he had TO resign and later Dee.
came connected With the P.tt. burg
Post as special aelI agent through
Pennsy iNHnia and Yves. virginia. La
ter ne VAS employed on the Tele-
graph. In recent years De has been
living with his sister ar Elm Grove.
He was a son 80 Robert 49, uad Sill
via Silvey. Tho funeral arrangements
have not yer boon completed.
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IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
At LUTHERAN CHURCH
PALM SUNDAY IS APPROPRIATE.
~ OBSERVED HERE.
Rev. a. L. 5enze 20 be Assisted in
Easter Services BY Rev. c.
7. Benxe o. D.

Pain, sunday was arpror-istelv oh.
served v.sterdar in the Zion lutheran
church ana The lag. and well trained
choir under tha directions OF Nrs.
Laura Holt rendered An elaborate
program in observ,'ion Of the dAy
R-y 4 /. p.nzs th,. n,s,or nraached
"a special s.rrnon OF rreat interest 10
oue % -l,. greatest catacbet,caI
Glasses du-i,- sis pastorate % ,ha
IS Irrl. n. succeeded IN increasing
his .I.s, with IFS cbligatiors and aut.
les to~ari The church md among he
ru.r-b,-- we're q number from various
q, non nations. there holm. several
Rorl.r C4.a1ice
R.. H.rz. ALSO confined , large
cI..- 80 .le Nor. r..r,sh ar 2 o.clocl,
q, s-.~i., .rrrr,oDu and no uttle
cha..I va- taxed q. lbs caracitv In
fr- zion ,r..ref last evening s,ec,ai
services u.-. hold -.,.u-.I h' *
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l2S VICTIMS
tcontlnued 90 - 80

vorh started. Eve were t-c.. two
whites and three negroes. l2a were
'olyict-. 70 90 whom were white
Practically al ~ 'lem Nero short
term men sent from Jefferson county
one OF r.r wos' raflefIr Incidents
Was t.c death o. % 50 Sgr1tunx o.
Leeds. Alabama. ono o. The w.re fore.
men
ilc escaped with others and fh.r
returned fu rho mine 90 render ala
ii'- was found SITTING to eRv on 70 rock
witch Dds head '1 DTS i9u.s. ifc vae
ou.r short distance .IOm tnr o.ru
atr. ''e leaves widow and ore cltI.
ile bad been handling convict work
Tor tae past 90 years.