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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. william Heckheimer
and child. of Newark, are changing
their place OF residence TO la
Kearny avenue. this city.
Johan Jensen, OF Kirkland place,
win spend the remainder of~the win
ter season In Florida. This trip Is
made yearly by Mr.. Jensen.
Miss Dora Fadder, OF Brighton
venue Monday entertained Theo-
t1ore Simon and Miss Cecilia Rubin,
Of Passaic, and NJ. Rubins ofsNew
York.
Miss Rose Pehr, OF New Bruins
wick, has returned home after a visit
OF several days as the guest OF Miss
Molly Stirling In Commerce street.
Abraham Sigman, of NewaFes}ss Is
visiting his mother In State street
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pehr and daughter,
of New York, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. B. shirling in Commerce
street. =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Stephens. Of
Elizabeth, has returned home from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Girls
void, OF High street.
Charles Seaman, Jr., has return
ed to his studies In Virginia after
spending his vacation with his par
enta, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X, Seaman, OF
High street.
The following spent the holidays
In this city as the guest Of Miss Re-
IbeceA Doris, in State street. Miss
Bessie Doris, Abe and Samuel Doris,
of Bath Beach, and Miss Rose Lee
Whisky, OF New York.
Miss Bertha Desbrow, Of Keyport,
has returned home after visiting
Miss Bessie Balm. In Gordon street.
Miss Freda znckerman, OF New
York, spent the week end az the
state street.
Abraham Stein, OF Long Branch,
has returned home after a visit OF
several days at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Tube Dimond, In Broad
Max and Isaac Feingold, Of Free
hold, have returned home after vis-
Iiting Tube Dimond, in Broad street,
over the holidays.
Miss DORIS. Shapiro, Of New Bruins
wick avenue, has returned home at
ter visiting friends in New York.
Mrs. j. Alpern, of State street, and
Mrs. William Rively. entertained
Miss M. Lobel, of New York, over
the holiday vacation.
Misses Jennie Beck and Nellie
Smith, OF First street, have return
ed home after spending Monday as
the guest OF John Beck, in New
York.
Charles Wright a student at
Cornell, Is spending a weeks vaca-
,,tion at the residence Of his parents
|in State street.
John Harrington. of Washington
street, who has been visiting friends
In Brooklyn for several days, has re-
turned home.
John Griffin, OF washington
street, spent Monday as the guest
OF friends In New York.
Albert IHibbit, OF Center street,
has returned home after a VISIT Of
several days with friends in New
York.
Miss Mary Dowd, of Newark, has
returned home after visiting friends
In East avenue.
John shapiro, OF New York. has
returned home after a visit with
friends e s.1 street
Miss May Slaight. OF TottenviIle,
has returned home after visiting
friends In Gordon street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
ENEMIES EASY TO CAPTURE.
sstars at Bridge Of His hose." Advice
Of .Myrtsryn Book.

Berlin. Jan. 8s-The trial OF Viola
Scott, an American. who Is charged
with fTaud to the extent Of $4,000
Through the sale OF books In which dk
rectlons are given ter the attainment
OF mysterious powers. Is Ia progress
here.
One OF the books told how an enemy
could be deprived Of all power by all
staring vt the bridge OF his noae. Mrs.
Scott recently left Germany ard went
to England ana was extradhted The
trial Is expected to lust q week.
Her divorced husband. william
Scott, carried on a similar business
and Was arrested In Berlin. He jump
ed his bail OF 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
PLANNING
JOINT INSTALLATION

AT a committee meeting of Jeffer-
son Tent, Knights OF Maecabees OF
the World, last night, 1t was decided
TO have a joint Installation with thu
Lady Maccahees or Monday nigh
January s. Several state officers
and many visitors will be here at
that time. The installation will be
public and will be held In Moose
hall. Plans for the barn dance OF
Jefferson Tent are being rapidly
completed. 1t will be held In Good
will hall in the Wilder building on
January s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
Thor Lodge onlcers Installed.

Past President Chris Borup in-
stalled the newly elected officers of
Thor Lodge No. 46, Danish Brother
hood, at q meeting of the lodge in
Washington hall last night. The
matter Of the erection OF a home for
aged members OF the Danish Broth
erhood was taken up at this time
and a committee, composed OF Math
Hansen, Andrew Overgaard and r.
Jensen, was named to attend q
meeting in Portchester. N. ", a
week from thiH coming Sunday OF
representatives from all the lodges
in the eastern states In regard to 1t.
Following the installation a supper
was served la the lower hall. Thomas
Petersen Is now the new president to
succeed Ole Olsen, who served dur
ing the past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
DON'T WANT MONGOLIA


NO S9W f@FFftofI.
Haris. Jan. 3 The st. petsrsburT
correspondent Of lie Temps sends a
can gfss assurances that Rasaia does
not intend to aeIss Mongolia. but d.
aires snaE IazsaIza shaaI have com
plsts zasoaozas without Chinese srzs-
gaznty-
4ha Russian zo@afnnsszn<. according
q 1ase eaEreapuzzaezsI. DOGS aak dasisa
FSy i@y hanas nn an z~naAasnaaaf state
mA1aA aakssa waaga IngssHa xasare
complications
III il alsn asnae6 xAak Hzasslz ssAs ssss
os hEe MasHeals azz8 alENfsas
Ask - krans@ zRAzh sHa s@as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
N6e@N
Rafd.
empIainIng.

Rules ana regulations governing
janiters in the nrehouses have met
with the disapprpval of soIae OF the
appointed men ard IL enforced
mean that some OF the paid fire.
men a. they are called. say they
win resign. This information Was
gained at the tlrehouses this MORN
Ing and Ii some OF the men are told
to do any street work declare they
will retaiiate with their designations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
CROWN PRINCE RECEIVERS.

Frederick William Rsturns to Berlin
From panxig.
Berlin. Jan. 2s-Crown Prince Fred
erick William is coming to the capital.
The prince. whe has been stationed
with his regiment at Danzig and who
has been seriously fiji. il how reported
to be almost entirely recovered. Ac-
eording to the last reports. he was
suffering from bronchial catarrh.
Deep disappointment was felt here
sver the enforced absence OF the prince
during the New Year celebrations. but
the doctors Insisted that liz remain at
pansig in view of fhe danger Of lafee-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
1000 TROOPS
JOIN REBELS

Special by Unfted Press Wire.
Marking, Jan. 3:-President Sun
Yat Ser today received dispatches
from 1000 imperial troops under
Thin Wuang Tao that they have de-
serted the dynasty and were ready
to tight with the republicans. They
are prepared to cooperate In an adj
vance upon Pekin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
SWAIzE AGAIN
IS CONSIDERED

Spec1a3 % UfaTed FFeSs WsFes
Washington. Jan. 3:-Prestdent
Taft took formal c~ognizanee today
Of the avalanche of protests against
the appointment to the supreme
bench of Judge Hook, OF the Eighth
circuit, when he told Senator Curtis,
Republican, of Kansas, a Heck sup
porter, that>he was now considering
a new candidate, Justice Francis j..
Swayze. of the New Jersey Supreme
court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
BROOKLYN GETS MAN
ARRESTED IN THIS CITY.
,sc,ar 10 ths EVENING W. WIS.

gpec.4I to tbs EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 3;-Joseph
Mastrosimoni, or BrooIyn. who
has been In the county jail charged
with abandoning = girl under Six
teen years OF age, was yesterday
taken to Brooklyn by Detective Ser
geant Shield, of that place, on extra
o. Wilson. The man was arrested
In Perth Amboy several weeks ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
ADMITS KILLING PRELATE.
Grssk In New York Writes Hsrns Of
Archbisher's Death

Archbishsp's Death
Saioniki, Jan. IA letter from
George Catxavos. a Greek subject in
New York, confesses completely In the
murder on Oct. IA In Macedonia OF
Archbishop Enilianos, metropolitan of
the diocese OF drevena; his chaplain
and his mule driver.
Catzavos has written to Athanasius
Iria, a prominent member Ut the re-
ligious congregation ut Grevena. that
n of the men who committed the
crime had been stricken with renorse
and had committed suicide In the
Merschow- -t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
EEks Falitiaie ono,

One candidate donned the antisrs
at a meeting OF Perth Amboy Lodge
No. 7s4, y. r. O. Elks, In Its roofns.
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03

The regular monthly business
meeting Of the Presbyterian Chris
tisu E~adeayor Society Will DO held
IN tbs chssual tomorrow Dighx.
@DiBtrIct Deputy c. E. w Bxowsa.
;af Elizabeth Waited Perth Amhoy
Camp MaeaeFg Weedmep ct amer
lea, sagu naE3as eaa u416e SONS rs-
n1afEs lne qualification s5r mem
hars4la esd plans rev 1Ee aaGeaaSa
Aefa tsaS u ~ take as she n@xz
aHaas
*t0k ~ II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03

The EVENING NEWS goes fnta
more homes IN this vicinity than
any other publication.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Parl rls
Grand Opera company. beginning
tomorrow night "IiiGolettp' open
ing performance.
COLONIAL THEATER- Busy 1zzy,"
musical comedy. Evening, curtain:
sis. The Gamblers last half
OF week beginning Thursday night,
February 10.
ORPHECM THEATER - Advanced
vaudeville. All week. Matinee
daily at 2:l5. Evening. S;l1.
GARRICk THEATER-The Carrick
Players viii present The Man OF
the Hour" all week. Matinees
Thursday and Saturday Cur
tain tonight, SIS,
EMPRESS TIIEATER- Sulliyau-Gon-
sidine vaudeville. Matinee daily AT
$50. TWO evening performances. at
$50 and e:lj. Bill changes Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
A HEALTHY.
OLD AGE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system, now and
then, when In need Of a laxative
remedy, by taking desertspoonful
Of the ever refreshing, wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of Senna, which is the
only family laxative generally ap-
proved by the most eminent ply
sicians, because it acts in a natural.
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them. ltis equally bene6-
hcialfor the very young and the mid
die aged. as it is always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine, bear
ing the name of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plainly
printedLon the frontof everypackage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
VOLUNTEER F|REME|V
PLAN Celebration
Veterans Will Make Washing
tons Birthday Occasion of
Anniversary Gathering.

on the night OF February 30. Washing
toms birthday the members OF the old
volunteer freman's association Will gath
er In their hall 10 commemorate the scY-
cnth anniversary of their occupancy OF
tho hall, as well as TO observe the great
patriots natal day.
There will bs dance, refreshments and
general programme, George NJ. Ottin-
ger, assistant chief OF the original vol
unteer company and first chief of the
paid department, will preside as master
of ceremonies and ne Will deliver a speech
on "The Life Of the Fireman"
William Cardweil is chairman OF the
general committee and the members as
sociated with him are James Peacock
and William odd. The members of the
program committee are George Wiley,
Reuben Simpson, II. Leyland and S Ker-
shaw. The committee on arrangements
comprises William odd, Sol Angel. II.
Leyland, J. W. Smell and s. Skidmore.
The invitation committee is G.. NJ. Ottin :
ger, James Peacock and ". w. Wilson.
The members OF the ladies' committee
are Mrs. William Odd. Mrs. William Card
well, Mrs j. w. Smell. Mrs. H. Taufer.
Mrs. l.. Simpson, Mrs. n. Z. Burns, Mrs
Sol Angel. Mrs. IL. Leyland and Miss
jamie Knight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
FLAG FLOATS HIGH
ABOVE SKYSCRAPER
Pole Fixed Above Twentieth
Story Bears Banner; Many
3 Witness Raising,

Old Glory was uuiurlcd 10 the breeze
from Il dagpolc dfty-two feet above the
twentieth story of tho Walker sky
scrapcr yesterday afternoon at 2:i0
clock The Aag floats 2GG feet above
tho ground o. or the highcst building Of
It's kind between ~. Louis aud the Pa
ciic coast.
rhc lac raising WAS scheduled 10
take place at @ clock All during the
forenoon aud carly afternoon. work was
rushed with unusual vigor in order that
the hoistiug might occur promptly On
iimc. Tho feat Was planned Tor YES
terdav because OF il being TIE one hun-
drcdtE and third anulvcrsIrN oi TN"
birth Of Abraham Lincoln.
AZ $40 clock the iagpolc was
r:riscd from the ground TO thr TOP Of
the tower franc. carrying DId Glory
and three structural iron workers rwen-
" stories upward Several hundred
people gathered on tho street rurhs aud
corners IN thc vicinii, 80 ricw the feat
Persons two and three blocks distant
stopped to watch the dag raising.
Althongh the national colorS were not
10 he lifted from the base of the pole
to its top until I O clock, everything
was i'm readiness for the event and the
flag was ordered raised N 2:iU - o'clock,
after the pole had been rNctcd in place
bv tho iron workers who had gone up
with il TO the top OF the tower. he
usual method in which ono Of the IRON
workers 'shins up corner column,
carving tho flag as he goes. was
waiN cd rs an unnecessary risk of llf",
fl is estimated that for every floor OF
Il modern skyscraper that Is erected,
ono life Is lost Since construction work
began on the Walker building January
| last, not Il single serious accident has
bcfalicn any Of the many IRON workors
employed. which ia 4 record OF winch
Superintendent Rice is proud. The nag
raising WAS witnessed hy number OF
the officers and directors Of the VI II.
Walker Realty company, which rs erect.
ing the big huiIding.
Last evening steel frame consiruc'
lion was completed, excepting rlvct
work, which will 90 on three or tour
davs. Steel has arrived for the annex
cast Of thc main structure. Work on
that portion viii be taken mp and
pushed 10 completion. The annex Will
he three stories high. but so construct.
ed az To admit of it being carried to
the full height Of the main building.
Granite for the first three floors of
the main building is en- route here AMI
its LAYING is to begin within ten days.
Concrete work has been completed to-
the sixth floor All the trades are 1T
work. and no time viii bc lost IN push
ing the new western skrscrapcr TO com.
pletion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
BIG CONVENTION TO
OPEN ON FEB. IS
Salina People to Entertain
Representatives of Utah
municipalities.

rho annual state convention %! munich
palities of Utah viii be- bod Al Sallna.
Utah. February 10. l. and IS. AID the
peorlc Of that thriving town arc cN"riin~
every cffort ia preparation fot ihe biz
event 4 neat prngramnc has brcr pub
hshed. or the back oi which = brief
description OF The town where the con-
vention IS to hc hold
II Is expected thai even wuniclH"iiiy
in the state VIII Ac v"pr"gcnirJ ot tho
convention. The programme in. friday
and SATURDAY is r~ f'l)ws
FRIDAY, +. ~
Minutes OF last mccins
Hddrc,s OF wc'come Nay ,r J. =. Mar
Response First Vice rr,riden; w. u.
kuhre. SANDY.
Music
public meeting programme.
Public Heal,h." rr. T. E. Beatty, sal,
Music
SATURDAY. "a. NJ
."rniiorH Ordinances OF rowns and
cities" George Christensen. Noun,
Pleasant
Harmonious Relation NJ CITY ami
COUNTY officials, with Relation To state
Roads IN Cities Prot. r. r. Lyman.
sal; Lake,
Discussion.
Music
Election nj officers. designation NJ time
and place of next meeting. miscellaneous
business. etc
SATURDAY. o p. II.
Music
Juvenile Courts and Delinquency
Judge McNaster, Salt Lake
Discussion.
Music
Volunteer Fire Dcn0v'mo1L' W W
Wilson. andy.
Discussion,
Music
Remarks Cover William Sprr.
Banquet. y. m. az Salina opera house.
SATURDAY. s =. VI.
Music
Public Libraries Governor William
SpTy.
Music
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

lIT iIE GAMBLERS. - Charles
Klein 5 latest and strongest
drama, like its predecessors
from the same pen, The Lion
aud thr Mouse and 'Thc Third De
gree Is populated with strong charac-
tcrs. boldly drawn. Paul EVerton made
national reputation for himself IN the
chief roles in the two former Klein
plays. In "rhc Gamblers - he is said
to have stronger role than in either
"Thc Lion aud the Mouse or "lhc
Third Degree.
MIR. Eycrton has been playing thc
chief parts in Klein plays for the last
FIVE wears, and hc is beginning TO won.
der il any other playwright will be able
10 SO successfully write plays with roles
50 admirably suited TO his talents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

Tho favorte Verdi opera, "Eieuletto."
is now announced as the opening per
formauc. OF the local appearance Of the
Paris Grand opera company, which
row night Tor the balance OF the week.
Busy Izzy," the current attraction at
tho Colonial. VIII continue at that house
tonight, tomorrow afternoon and evening.
George NSidney I'm the title role Is ably
supported by Carrie Wcbber. Mich Easil
and Dick Hume. The producers ~ Busy
lzzy' say that IL was built FOR laughing
purposes only: Judging from the manner
IN which II Is received il would Geem
that their purpose has been accomplished
No two vcrdcis as To which ars the
real hcadliucrs OF the Orpheum road
show are the same. Each act is repre-
scutstiv. Of it's kind. and the whole
makes bin OF entertainment that is
attracting large crowds. While tho IA
nous Eight Palace Girls from London
are listed a. the headliners, the truth is
that practically each act IS contestant
for that position.
George Broadhurst's ability as \ dra-
than In his drama. ''The Man Of the
Hour.' which Is being presented by the
GarriCk players this week ioT the first
time in Salt Lake at popular prices. II
is as intense and interesting play as
Broadhurst has ever given the stage, and
the Garricl('s production Is very pre-
tentious presentation Of the drama.
The bill that has been running at the
Empress goes for the last time at to-
DAYS matinee and two evening perform
auCcS. ON the bill are Belle Dixon, Raw
son and Claire. Newell and Niblo, Harry
Thomson, tho SarDthalcr troupe and
Anna BUcklcys trained dogs. The new
bill. which opens tomorrow afternoon. -
headed by Joe MaNwelrs big musical
sketch. IS Night in Police station" II
Is said ia be one Of IN" biggest musical
acts now playing vHudcNillr.
Lulu Chaser. In tho latest NicnneSe inn
portatiou. Mis- DudclsaclS." >" will be the
attraction At the salt Lake thcater FOR
three nights ana matine" beginning
Monday njShi. TIn scenes Of tho operet-
~ arc laid in picturesque Scotland. The
supporting company is said 10 be strong.
including = splendid chorus and q Spe-
c.al orchestra. The music Is said 10 be
or the kind Of which The Merry Widow
and Tic Spring MAih. are samples.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
HANSEN BACK FROM
BROTHERS WEDDING

Willard Hansen. state dairy aud food
inspector. returned yesterday from visit
OF several days IN Box Elder county.
where he went last Wcdncsdav 10 Al o
tend the wedding Of his brother y. w
Hansen who was married in Fielding last
Thursday % Miss Gcrtc Earl Tho we'd
ding took place in the brides home and
was attended bN many guests. Tho cou-
pie VIII he AT home after Thursday At
the ranch OF w. T.. Hansen. near Field
ing
While I'm Box Elder county Mr. Han
sen made limited Inspection Of vOudi
lions I'm the dairicS OF that county. lie
said last might that lac had found some
of them TO be in bad condition and that
lotice would be served on the dairymcn
q correct -hc existing conditions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

How to cure cold is a question in
which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has won
its great reputation and immense sale
by its remarkable cure of colds. 1t can
always be depended upon. For sale By
all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
TAFT, LORlMER AND
CULLOM lNDORSEC

SPRINGFIELD. M. Feb. l9.-Tre-ident
Taft Senator Shelby VI. Cmllom and Sem
ator William IorimeT were indorsed at the
state ccnv ton OF tho Lincoln Protective
league today. and the approval OF the
league was given tu the candidacy % Len
nGIz.
RESOLUTIONS In line with the platform or
The lea que dcuounciug executive inter
ference with tho legislature and declaring
Sainst The initiFtiye, referendum and re-
call were adopted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Woman Burns to Death.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. l2.-rlappcd in
q burning flvo-room cottage today Mrs.
Aunie RunEe, aged 10 years. was burned
TO death. while her husband. aged 80 un
able 10 help her, stood outside and
watched her die. The ilro started from
the explosion OF q hmm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
In Railroad World
TRAFFIC BEING RESUMED.

Trouble Caused by CaVe-ln on Western
Pacific Virtually at an End.
The tunnel Just west of Portion on the
Western P1jfc, In the Feather River
canyon, which caved In several days
ago will be opened for traffic today or
tomorrow. Freight has been held up
but passengers were transferred over the
blockaded part of the road in vhgonS.
Perishablc freight WAS sent over Other
roads.
Through passenger trains No. and
No. 9 were discontinued temporarily
during the blockade and all of the pas
sengerS carried on trains No. 1 and No,
{. Tho tunnel is located whore the road
had so much trouble with snow and
landslides last winter. \ large force oi
laoorers has been working day and night
TO clear the track ever since the cave
in. and they now have the work almost
completed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

Tho favoritc Verdi opera, 'Eieuctto."
is now announced as the opening per
formancs OF the local appearance Of the
Paris Grand opera company, which
comes 10 the salt Lake theater tomor-
row night for the balance OF the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

cent success in san Francisco and Los
Angeles has proved that il was a step
forward in the educational values for
the music lovers Of the coast
The initial appearance here on We'd
ucsdav night Of the company viii he IN
fRigoIctto ''Hcrodiadc VIII he
tho Offering Thursday night LAX
me. which is 10 he sung Friday night,
will bring TO notice Mile. Frcgolcska.
ono Of the dainticSt prima donnas on
tho operate stage. \ double pro
grammme Will bc sung Saturday alter
noon. LA Nayarraisc : and 'CaYal-
lerla Rusticana. - Faust Will he the
closing performance saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

T1HE Grazi Paris Grand Opera com.
pany. of which Mile. FrcgolcSla.
Il soprano of wide reputation IN
Europe, is = member. comes to
the salt Lake thcater Wednesday night
to finish out The week at that house in
a repertoire consisting of five opera :
which have proved the most successful
while on tour Of the Pacific coast.
The company was loaned 10 the Unit
ed States b. the minister of public M
struction and beauX-arts of Paris, TO
enhance the interest in French art,
French music, French literature aud
French singers IN America. and their re
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13

Moose auxiliary will give a ball at
Moose hall Wednesday evening Feb
ruarv IT, Tickets 2Jc per conplc; cN.
ira lady 2jc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-09-27

WANTED A lady clerk who has had
some experience. MACON Nero. Co.