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inside Wards -, IS and II, also
Crosse Pointe suburb.

Louise LnurenceIIe. 1879 Crane
ave. ......................... .2,51O
Henrietta Eddy, I201 Mcclellan
ave. .................. OO,c9O
Lillian Fchr, Go7 Van Dyke. 4S,G.5
Alice Feetehu, 263 LIllIbrIdge-
ave. .........,.......... 2I,5Oc
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EIRbel Frazer, I04 FIeId-nVe.. 2s,O35
Mrs. DIR. Harrison. 2HO Moran. 2I,TO5
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Mrs. q. A. Boucher, 1909 Nc. ILL
bOA-uNe. ..'ss..ss... -l,5IJ
Miss u. BARLEY, 245 Harvey-aye. 23,IsJ
Rose Clouttcr, 2i5 81. Jean-aVe. 81 ,7G5
a atss Peters 10 Champaign - ,.3tsJ
Mrs. l.. hleisner, 1880 Van Dyke 1910
Ida Hagen, 1894 GratiOt-nve. 47,3s5
Mary Derry, $50 Meldrum-Eve.. BLESS
Elixaheth Love, $40 Pennsylvania 33,O05
Mrs. ". Huntley, 1914 baldwin 2O,5Io
Hott-ave. ..................... 34,1ss
Mrs. }. Brookes, $50 McDougalI 45,0s5
Mrs. Florence HonIo, SIG Me-
DOugau 80. ................, 5i,O9S
Mrs. Hannah Crosby, 1873 Kanter 52,GI5
Gladys Dnndell, So Helen..... 55,1So
Olga Elschbcin, 7gJ ParkeF-ave. 2l,5IO
Margaret T.. Warren, 1857 GrntIot $4,000
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Viola SnImoni, 364 Ptquette u. o., 155
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DISTRICT NO. 4 Includes all territory
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Fmnie- Gardner,s2 SsaEIfgh 'enst--s 24Is9
Florence Nesbttt, 40 High h. 3l'3oS
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Z Mabel MeLane, 1854 woodward 2Syy-s
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ryivfn Allen, 90 ERiOt. ......... 26.lS3
\ Defin Weber, 321 Congress E.. Sl-2O0
+ .FpssIe HarVey, 81 WInder-st aI.6O5
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

deem in Henry W, Savage's production
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tie Boy Blue tells this story about
some countrynen of his in the village
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Well, tits bad enoo for the chill
dre'. but woorse for us erownups. But
haire that the best cure is auld
Scotch whiskey.'
Ave, mon! But whaire i'll We get
it7'
Whats The whiskey!
90 'Naie-the faivre. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

THERE are times when the first
appearance Of a favorite actor
IN familiar play arouscs as much
OF even morc-intcrest as the intro
duction Of n wholly new piece. such
time. indeed, confronts us in
week that brings Madame Slmone,
Paui Orleneff and George NJ Cohan.
newly engaged in leading dramas OF
their several and diverse schools. In
asmuch as the purpose OF these let
tors H. TO deal only with novelties,
and. furthermore. as / have slightly
overstepped that rule in speaking TO
vnu Of the return TO our midst or
Paul Oriencff's tremendous embodi.
mcnt OF the doomed bov In lbsen,s
Ghosts" 7 will only say that it ts
newly noticeable IN having been pre-
scented at a Broadway theater for the
first time and also for the. f1rst time
with adequate accessories. Win
that I will leave the matter, ONLY
adding that Lena KorolcvDa, who
plays Regina pretty well--hardly so
linmiuafive as AHA Nazimovs. who
first came To America In orleneTs
compauy--is the stars wife: that
scheme is under way for Orlenoff 10
20 on a long tour In the lbsen mas
ierDieca In association with an Amer
icsr company. headed bv Mary Shaw.
tho greatest Mrs. AlvinG; and,
unalIy as everyone Is discussing The
distinguished Russian and therefore
shotIld pronounce his name correctly,
that tho American spelling Is decep-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

~ The beautiful drearIness Of
b sy. .ae Flower Of the Palace Of
{. szs !eony was ready tor tea.
l5lnr cIyeG prcttily in the most
y n noi9nlal tearoom. The
vouId Edmund Clarence Stcd-
~ n.y. nv nave called Tho iair sex
stnpg ,htir tedcups with all the
~ >, ACTIVITY of a suTraeisi
- ffon e colony club. HavinE
~ lstn net unmsSculinc atmoS-
,hs elo,n,e stufty smoking room
ulira and the only mistake I'm
kr Little theater-.-and h,v.
q tbs thoroughly smoked ont
f,J msn eis rarest possible VirpirIn
nm nIsne my way ba"E r. az ,m,' ar
~ utisr W nc plunged present
y. bsriorrr darkness. At subse-
9r.p hss hS hEeS this bic
4 hat nas been somewhat modi
n "rh. ~ essential Ia the de-
n thouiS terrible Meek" that the
,;;t.aysn,e assures us that a
n He X. hill'' rs before ne and
Ea psasssse voices We hear come
"a woman. an army can
he Of 'p,nler. But aIl that we
|,5 vsls,,s, that Miss Mattbison.
\ ,ss dslhs,.lne and Reginald Bar.
t,sarvve rvvei,sSeriu9 the interminshle
ne She nhes for much more than
.se ,S1.1h, The wornap is vii
kn lin. 1eath Of her son. who
slien ed ns oy the soldier jn tho
Mys,e ,. Judicial sentence
~. .coelna." "nose speech is ejabo-
@t des6 and the officer dis
Msm ~. man. vino, We learn
E skiisioaah e political and re
y their . out whose punish
H ~ estima tious. was not
INC soldier vanishes down
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
THE JOY OF LIVING Is THE HERiT
AGE OF THE IEAN--I WAS
STOIJT AND KNOW

| My friends were charitable and called
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
Chinese Classic Staged
Thrilling as an 0piate
rhe Terrible Meek" Is Startling Passion Plav
Whose Good Taste Is Questionable.
By Vanderheyden Fyles

.Ew YORK. March ~.-ihough
H1 ~, unique and beautiful Little
Thester. with room for only
I'M eaq auditors within its tapes
;ried confines. is only ten days
..s introduced its second and
.,av S and has thereby doubly un-
vi the fact that New York has
On ideal playhouse for people of
Intelligence and taste. That
should not be interpreted as
.r mat the new double bill, ar
.% ,or uatlnces only, gives the
degree of pleasure as The
which is continued as the
~. entertainment; but SEMI
-. an the plane Of drama that
k.,s-,n Ames name insures is still
-snv leagues ahead Of the usual
-,sray knockout as TO make 1t a
l.-orsble pleasure by comparison.
-pr Two new plays are totally dis
similar, though both are spirit
N theme and tragic in per-
INC. and both gain more
| = lhe noble acting OF Edith Wynne
|5rhLson than they quite deserve.
/ |, The Flower of the Palace of
5,p Is q Chinese curio something
., 1900 years old, my characteriza-
II oi IL as a new play may be open
I sE,pu,e: but II is new To New York.
N NAV venture prophecy, as
| -rr more years will pass before IT is
|rn hero again!
|'Byl ] must hurry Ia tell you tho
|r5 OF the drama, lest / quite for
| a il, for the fable is not destined 10
,-sio In memory as many hours as
| !, y,srs through which the recollec-
| h Of the beauty OF It's material
rSure will be treasured.
EIlh the skilled assistance Of
|;sgec Foster Platt. as stage dlrec-
| 4 md Of +. Hamilton Bell, as art
|trior, Mr. Ames has produced
|r;e Of pictures almost as beautiful
In bold as these Of "Sumurun." II
| rB To be regretted that he did not
|rTus the likeness TO the Rcinhardt
|rsrBinment one step further and
Ia lis tale without words. Played In
|rlomime and In about one-third
IA e. time devoted TO IL the flowery
II. lSend would be a charming
| ms; as II Is. pictorial beauty and
|ssgpeal 10 curiosity hardly make UP
| |s,ss amount of time It takes. That
|ts Nas due 10 the author Of the or
|tal drama. / am not prepared TO
|s 10 the fgst place. l disapprove of
|rskng IN Of the dead, and Ma
| |iaN-yuen has been dead 5ii years;
IL, Ri the second place. | cannot
|rek Of him at all because | can't
|ezaunce his name Then. too, the
|,ihnr programme tells us that
|7s lyric passages, which are spok-
|sh the present day. are In the origi-
| 4 neatly amplihed and sung" and
Ebmit that 'Gotterdammering'
|rsa lose considerably II delivered In
|, rlily way by William IL. Gillette
|ri Mrs Fiske.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

|1'HE first scene, supposedly in the
garden Of the emperor's palace.
aaalitully unadorned, i crudely
,istalzl landscape. a screen. and
atge bronze vase, containing
rrV blossoms, making one blush
es iltllity OF the ordinary $50.
1 Srduction Miss Matthisou, with
'cce as lovely as the lutte on
ltn rhe plays. is the wife Of the
Icgnr but has never been seen
nm; and she sighs with all the
pea.ss OF q flower blossoming and
ssring unseen, But, hearing her
A the emperor seeks her out
splluates before her beauty.
nun single. sweeping. truly
nl gesture of his long-nailed
I; that Is IN Itself quite worth the
Ht price Of admission. he orders
eath OF the wicked minister who
- Nln such an ugly picture OF
Unseen wife that he never wished
DM upon her. But the crafty
ae,man escapes to the Camp Of
hlh Of The TartarS, and re-
niuseit upon the emperor by
truthful picture of the
s.el VIE which. as he foresees.
~ Ne Sahn 10 war on Han and
me girl for himself. However,
san and his warriors are auv9
lna'elu! ln lot Of burbarians that
l lle Informant with a rich
NFoWine variety of tortures
/,-v,,. quite GllOertian i'm their in
|Sr.D ana terminate the second
~ ne, tS VIC tragedy with a hideous
1dt cohvlnces one that another
|rSI nt WIN boiling on IN II"
IA 'ppnsideraoly p cnlivcn the after
Lrs,. oul Charles Ram kennedy's
/hss wording Of the Chinese
II m-lM lMesehty resumes its slow
IL now. When the warriors
u r.. ,b, horth reach the palace of
'g surprise the love bound
lad "nouy unprepared. Their
~ h, ,ike terror 10 the court:
Iry SYiIlln IN the case! congld-
IA ,snnclpating MaetcrllnclS and
IN, W. gives herself willing
4,ts e. invading chieftsin In cX-
ID k,,hs. .ne peace and safety OF
"A. people. However. un-
Hsnsr, inclal wives Of Pisa and
|zrbs VINO made good their
d ,snleaa thereby were rcwa rded
<ii ri,h 20 return TO their nus
liz. IN unelr virtue unimpaired
sasd iI'e latter instance, with a
t7 b,si " u. 10 boot-Tchau-
Ia ner nerve and. on tho
rO,Mhd. leaps 10 her death
ln,s ~ Hrag. True, inasmuch
u. on. s"stthison is q somewhat
tt esn,ior ior b Little Theater. and
s erag was not. her lean
woh, ,encred lis nimsv soul
ID an n,yoiea about until II uuite
hd MY ,iy Illusion out OF a play
"'ue enough at best.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

tive. the proper pronunciation being
or-lane- &c -of---with tho accent on
INC second syllable and the final Fs
dwoit on IN the ruanner OF V.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
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Neil Mcneil, who takes the part of
the Scotch valet to the Earl Of Gober.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-10-04
Killing With Electricity.

The French people, scientists as
well as owners Of slaughter houses
and consumers Of beef, mutton and
pork, have become interested in expert.
ments for the more humane killing of
animals--especially for food products
not only to save the creatures from
unnecessary pain, but to better the con.
dition Of meats which go to the con.
sumer. ~. 4
Dr. s. Leduc. who has been conduct.
ing the experiments at the abattoir in
Nantes, has killed by, electricity a
great number of anlmals-oxen, bulls,
cows, horses, hogs. sheep. calves and
dogs-using current Of 10 volts,
with an intensity of from 40 to 80
milliamperes. The current was inter.
rupted 100 times per second, passing
each time during one-thousandth of a
second. The result was satisfactory.
but no detailed report has been made,
because the experiments are to be
followed up at the abattolr at Rogens.
burg and also In Germany.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-10-04
PACIN0TTI NO PUSHER
ITALIAN INVENTED A DYNAMO
WITH RING ARMATURE.
But He Let the Discovery sIumber,
and Seven Years Later It Was De-
veloped by Gramme, the Hus-
tllng Belgian.

At moment when an admlring
world echoes with the achievements of
one Italian electrical inventor, there
passes from the earth in deepest OBJ
scurity another Italian to whom the
arts and sciences are also under obli-
cation, and the contrast Is dramatic,
the Scientific American remarks. In
cidentally, 1t may be noted that the
country of Volta by some curious proc
ess Of heredity or continuance always
holds her own in the industry to which
Volta gave birth. but only the student
knows that alongside the cleaning
name Of Marconi may also be set those
OF Pacinotti and Ferraris.
AS far back as 1864 the gentle Ital-
ian physician Pacinotti introduced tim
idly to public notice a small electro
magnetic machine, with toothed ring
armature, which, he pointed out with
prophetic instinct, was available both
as motor and as generator. And
then nothing happened But when
the celebrated Gramme dynamo with
Its ring armature arrested universal
attention, seven years later, the unob-
trusive professor dug up his treatise
and his machine and showed beyond
doubt he was entitled to the credit Of
the discovery, although he lacked the
essential driving power to turn 1t into
a device useful to mankind.
There perhaps lies the lesson Of his
career. We need physical discoveries
and reverse those who seek the truth
for its own sake. But mankind with
keen instinct saves its warmest ac-
claim for those who also make discov-
cries of some avail In adding to the
length Of life. it's Joy, Its possibilities
and Its conveniences.
Had not the hustling Belgian,
Gramme, come along with his famous
dynamo and sanguine French hackers.
Pacinotti would have let his model
slumber forever in museums and cab
inets. just where many things the
world Is waiting for linger now. The
fact that Y. Pacinotti SO little realized
what he had done and what his really
great inventive ability meant, Is
shown by the curious fact that the
work and the studies of his later years
wtle devoted to vine culture. II
he did anything significant there the
records of our time fail to show 1t.
but meanwhile the glorious torrent
of electrical invention has swept on
so fast and so far to many people
even this bold recognition of the ami
able doctors genius may seem bit
superfluous.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-10-04
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
ImaQlnatlon.

The faculty OF imagination is tho
great spring Of human activity. and
the principal source Of human i'm.
provement. AS 1t delights in present.
ing to the mind scenes and characters
more perfect than those which we are
acquainted with, 1t prevents us from
ever being completely satisfied with
our present condition, or with our past
attainments. and engages us continual.
ly in the pursuit OF some untried en-.
joyment, or OF some ideal excellence.
Hence the ardor OF the selfish to bet.
ter their fortunes, and to add to their
personal accomplishments, and hence
the zeal of the patriot and the philos.
opher to advance the virtue and the
happiness of the human race. Destroy
this faculty, and the condition OF man
will become as stationary as that OF
brutes.-Dugald Stewart.