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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
BELONGED TO
NOTED FAMlL \
Max Won Bulow's Life Crushed
Out Under Wheels OF South
ern Pacific at Reno.

RENO, Dec 2I-Nith both hands cut
Off and his skull fractured, Max Won
E,Iloy said TO be a descendant OF Count
Non Eulow the famous German general,
vas pIclied IN on the railroad track
near the state line last night and died
Two hours alter in the railroad hospital
Won Bulow was a slobe-trotter and
soldier OF fortune, several years ago ne
married Miss Christine Plummer, Il
wealthy woman OF Pueblo. Colo, anG
they travelled through Europe IN regal
styie only later to be separated b., Inc
educated and spoke several languages,
II is believed he was beating his way
swost on passenger train last night ana
fell beneath the wheels
Max Won Bulow visited salt Lake III
tbc course OF his wanderings ana was a
iodper nj the city jail Tor one night laS'
summer He told n vivid story oL n>s
iIfo as a soldier OF fortune many oI tAt
Incidents narrated comparing iaFo,LpS
I'LL tLe adventures Of Elron Nun
| cbsusen Bulow related experiences o'
| covbov life in Texas, travels as louriS'
| will, money TO burn. i'll Europe anu 'B'
la rdships OF q dshwasler I'm NeVans
| mining camp. BuloW caltiico 10 ""'' -
pcrlcnced them all ,, ocr ,
! srcirhf car In Pueblo made II ml!Ilonan'
nr &c" said Bulow, who went on To Tel
~ ,o," " he lad won the heart and hand o
no r,ch widow OF Pueblo. had his money
n,nnn trim 10 Europe and finally oeei
! .Tnnd out in the cold TO revert 10 M
| lie as a hobo because OF ms eNI'aN"3"i
| Al
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WILSON GIVEN FINE
VIRGINIA WELCOME
(Continued from Page one.)

day with William Corcoran Eustis. re-
Gently chosen chairman of the iuaugura-
tiop committee,
1.-The thing has been oycrdone in the
past, - said the governor to blm. 81
wish you would bave tho ceremonies as
simple as may be consistent with dig
nifty and order
Tho president elect today had biz
first glimpse Of the national capitol
since his election. AS he stepped TO
the platform he was greeted by SEN
ators MARITIME OF New Jersey and Swan
son of Virginia and Representatives
Jones and Carliu of Virginia. Chairman
Eustic and Secretary Wick Of the in
augural committee and others. Gov
ernor Wilson shook hands heartily with
those introduced to him and talked Il
few minutes to Mr., Eustis, referring
briefly to the inaugural plans. Then
he stepped into the car and the informal
reception continued as the car was
switched from the Pennsylvania tracks
to the waiting Chesapeake & Ohio train.
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SCHOONER Ab[AZE
IN RAGING STORM
Unknown Vessel Doomed
Southeast of Block
Island, r. |.
BY International News Service


NEWPORT, II. l., Dec. 9is--DrycD
about by q. seventy mile gale In u sea
so rough that tho life savers cannot
launch their boats, a big schooner is
atire tonight twelve miles southeast OF
Block island.
AT late hour the United States reve-
nue. cutter Seneca, called 70 the scene
OF the wreck by wireless, was sighted by
the life savers six miles from the burn
Ing vessel and making a hard fight TO
reach her through the high seas. The
Seneca is sweeping the water with her
searchlight for the schooners small boats
In which the crew may have put off.
The fire Is burning less brightly than
earlier in the evening and IL is feared
that The line OF fire has reached the
waters edge, The life savers here say
the small boats Gun last only q short time
In the open sea.
Whether the vessel doomed is two,
three or four master cannot he dis
ccrned She was first seen by resident
OF Block island. who notified the life say
lug station. Wireless calls were sent ou,
broadcast. The first TO picle up the call
was the Seneca at New London. Conn
and she immediately started for the snip ;
uosit!on. The revenue cutter Acushne'
picked up the call at Woods Hole. Mass
and Is supposed TO be on her way to
Block island.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
War Waged in Vain.

THE question of a port is trininc II
placed by itself, but behind ii Is the
question whether the Balkans are TO be
enslaYed TO the triple alliance or eman-
ciDaI cd The emancipation of the Bal
kaus. achieved by splendid Victories of
the allies. threatens To be lost throuGh
iuconCe,ysbie weakness of the triple
entente The triple entente urges peace
at any cost even yielding on the frontiers
of Albania, II Is proposed to turn Scrvla
out Of Durazzo because she occupied II
and to deprive Montenegro of Scutari be-
cause she did not take il.
Nobody proposes to enlarge Aloania
over the southern territories which the
Greeks have not conquered, OF to deprive
Bulgaria OF such or the fruits OF her vic"
tory,
s'Only Servja and Montenegro are to be
sacrificed in order 30 allow Austria per
maneDt Intervention In the balkans ana
prevent n. final settlement OF the status
OF the peninsula.
'Thc Austrian declares he desires no
territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT. but through
his mobilization he prevents a soIHtloli
of the Balkan problem and imposes the
formation of Albania into territories
which Austria will seize at the hrst op-
uortunlty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
PROVO MAN SEEKS A
DIVORCE FROM WIFE

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER: Colo. Dec. 27.-AIrs Ellen
Johnson Paul has been made the de-
fendant in divorce proceedings in the
district court at Provo. Utah. by her Sec
ond husband. David 4. Paul. whom she
married in Denver In July 1901. The
husband charges her with being unfit to
have the custody OF her d-year- old son
By her first husband. from whom She Sc
cured Il divorce on tho grounds of deser-
tion two months prior to her marriage
TO Paul.
At the time Paul married Mrs. John
son lie stated that he married her
through pity because she had been LETT
frlendess and without funds by John
son and was also soon TO become a
mother He now asks the Utah court for
the custody of the child, alleging that
she is not a ut person 10 care for II,
The case is set for hearing at Provo
ON January 10 Mrs Paul charges her
husband with circulating false and ma
ncious statements concerning her
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German Policy Feared.

German policy VIII be definitely, sub
stItuted in the Orient Tor the Ea!kan,c
Sinv equilibrium II the triple entente
makes this last abdIcation before the
triple alliance. The Balkan SIaNs reallSe
that not even n victorious war can gam
for them conditions necessary TO their
political, moral and economic develop,
meDt and find that their Satety Ies III
n close understanding with Austria
"This would cause a great transiorma- l.
tlon In the status of the Orient; as Ger
man. and Austria, freed from tic niShi !,
mare OF a great Servian sta-e. Wou'u
dominate the, Balkans nnopp9soa. h@o,ne ro,,fs g
In their hands the markets and a tIrcs l4Tcs
this, they had better say so FRANKLY.
Reports received from Consta tantlnople'
stating that the military officers had peeh
ordered 10 the Tcllatalia lines. caused
ripple of excitement here today ern Tie sent en
hack because the soldiers had grown
inutinous. saying the officers were ,,i;I;1 EN-
Joying themselves IN tho Gapl,ai "II[ ihs
they were enduring hsrdships In th'
trenches
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n Z ,JACKLING BACK
FROM ALASKAN 1RlP

Col. D. c. Jacklins. General rni,,rSed T1a,,rSe5
9i tHe las, NH night from an inspection trip
70 the n,ersist1 Train n AaTon rom
poard;nr posu.dG;n his trip soon after, his arrival
teSHaip 6i,nrters in the Hotel utah nst
niEnt., ~ ~ sSnattle December 10 and re-
,,,TSt, ~ that city December Is, leaving
me less han Two %ees for 59s .gs arc
Inspector. tiafuctorily there and every
p,sIr prosrcssccSn sncnq To- be going on well; on my
1.-THE I,m 10 seattle | stopped az tne BTI.. =,
and the superi9r plants 9n% Mas s0!"s !uet ON,
spo,,. nv regular inspection trips.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
MAY FIGHT FOR THE
ALBANIAN THRONE

PARIS. Dec. 27.--Prince Ahmed Fusd'
an uncle OF the khcdive OF Egypt. is pre-
pairing 10 enter Albania At the head oil
10000 troops and TO proclaim himseH
prince OF Albania, according 10 CORE :
spondent of the Temps. fhc place OF
origin of the dispatch Is not given.
The correspondent states a,thni,, that Prnse r se
inc Albanian port OF Avlonn or come
neighboring point on the coast.
Prince Ahmed Puad, who Is of Alhan,an Q
descent. recently exchanged visits WIN
Count Won Berchthold. the Austro"Hup-
garian foreign minister. in Vienna. he
was ut that time regarded az u serious
candidate for the throne OF AlDanln
Isuiail Kcmul Bcy. the Albanian icaoel;
when asked whether Prince Ahmed fu3o
would be acceptable 10 the hb9niaps.
declared that tho question ot sGleciins
n head Of tho state would he decided IN
accordance with tho wishes oil the people
after the formation of definite govern
Prince Ahmed Fuad was later reported
10 be on the way To London 10 Ccnuuct
personal campaign in his own behalf
ROME Tee. Fit II officially donied
! hore that Prince Ahmed Fuad purposes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
SENDS BURGLAR ALARM
TO ESCAPE SPANKING

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-When the mother
of Theodore Lee. a 10-year -old son OF
CAPTAIN George A. Lee OF the Oakparl1
police force tonight threatened to spank
the youth be telephoned burglar alarm
to the station.
A few minutes later an automobile
patrol sped up to the Lee residence and
policemen surrounded il, The captain,
tered a rear door. Another armed patrol
man came in by the front door, Guards
were placed al every window. lest the
robber escape by jumping.
where's tho burglar" the captain de-
manded, as Theodore approached him
grinnina.
Happy New Year the boy responded
Reca,ise the presence OF so many po-
liccmen. the third degree was not APP
piled TO the lad tonight, but 1t Was prom
sed him for tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
SCHRAMM- JOHNSON
TAKES NEW LEASE
VIII Establish Sixth Drug
Store in Building on
Main Street.

The long expected dcol by whicb Inc
schrainu johnson company leases
building on Main street. near Second
South. Was concluded yesterday The
drug concern was given a lease of seven
years on the place occupied by NJ. II.
Desk Clothing company. The lessor is
the United Cigar stores company.
March, Mr Dcsky will move. Tho
sscni3JniG johnson concern VIII thcE
e&t'Dilsb $ si~th store. II is under
stood tra. tIe cuUpuuuy'S general mead =
quarters viii be moved from Second
South aud West TcluDic streets TO the
now place. whore Il retail business Will
bc conducted while OH West Temple the
wholesale trade win Inc continued.
After the clothing store closes Mr.
Ucsky VIII so To California and then 10
Europe. He will he absent three cr four
months and then return to Salt Lake.
which he WIZ continue 10 maize his home.
His oldest son, Harold. VII! be married
and move 10 Chicago. where he will enter
manufacturing business with his Uncle
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|1lli 70 be included In Sun
EHy must be IN this office not
u Twelve o'clock noon Satur-

Bs,t Utah Was tho scene last
ft1S Of a delightful affair
% By the members of the
's5ll club. an organization of
~ men who have spent scy-
aspld together. Nearly three
rsn5 eDloyed the affair. which
S1fer the patronage of Mrs.
-. MT. William q Nyindcr,
dh Mo.ie, Mrs. W. T. Cannon
3 and Mrs. James II. Douglas.
4 hhpp Mrs. Joseph IL.
. M, .. y. Mckay uf Ogden.
y Interesting feature or the
=. ,hs UNUSUAL music. much of
uk sautiful Eicnnese operas
n.lloe7S OF the club had pro-
lTuad for this special occa-
y Tsleh bowls we're placed on
Ina and several supper par
Tue members OF the club
tSis:, Louis II. Pcery, J. Or
5 Fed Da!llf. Frank H.
-lss II. West, Clarence Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
LIFE SAVERS RESCUE
CREW OF SCHOONER

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. sg.-Captain
Gould and his crew Of eight men were
rescued tonight from the schooner Sa-
vanDah, which ran ashore on Frying lal' lal'
shoals in a heavy gale. Life savers from
the Cape Fear and oak island stations
took the men off.
The i96-top lumbcr~laden vessel was
bound for northern ports from jackson"
WILLIE When the life savers reached Fry
Ing Pan shoals Captain Gould and the
members of the crew had taken refuge IN
the rigging OF the schooner and had SUI
rercd from cold and exposure.
IL Is believed tho schooner VIII DC lost,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Rulgarla is pre-
pairing TO resume the war. according 10
a special dispatch from Rustchuk. Bull
caria The correspondent says the
Bulgarian war minister has called up the
recruits to be enrolled only in 1914 and
has summoned all al BILE bodied men up
10 the age OF so to the colors-
Large supplies OF munitions Of war and
provisions have reached Rustchuk On a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

~ Eagles hall this evening. to .;s %nien all
thclr members and famiies a' '''' '''N
AR and Mrs. c. w. Lawrence. former
:. W Corinne arc now IN their new nome
GCT street
1 >5rs Harold l.. sicgc left yes
u, ~. "' fnc tho cast and VIII be away
several weeks
Mrs. Luiu l.. shepard Till address q; sod,, sne
Mo'ona ,inc Monday evening, December
~ ar m,Ts''rS iaTs on "A BROADER Vision" The
Meeting viii be held al the nome or ii,cr arrS.
i"n1nna G. Bledsoc and Mrs. Js Cocll A''o'
n Ia. North State street
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INTENTIONS OF THE
AUSTR|ANS MENACE
Continued from Page One.)

commercial port. the only guarantees Of
which arc lIusory,
''If official Albania should be dominst-
cd by Austria a policy OF chicsne could
difficulties to Scrvian commerce Jtal-
ian support would be only theoretical, as
Italy never would fight Austria TO guar
autcc ScrVia II neutral port.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Exodus of Turks.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 2T-The exodus
Of the Turks from Europe virtually hos
begun, according to a letter received by
the American Red Cross. The letter
says TINT the Red Cross already hes
aided moro than 100000 Turkish refugees
to leave and TO take uD agriculture in
Asia Minor. THO families arc agricul-
turlsts and they represent for the most
popula tion.
'rhc farms across the llosphorus are
provided free by the Ottoman govern "
mcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
FOR ELEVEN MONTHS

Ry International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21,-Thc value or
the total Imports into the United States
for eleven months ending with Novcm-
her. 1912 aggregated Si,G44. go, sos. ac~
cordinR to a bulletin issued today by the
bureau OF foreign and domestic cora-
mercc OF the department of commerce
and labor, The value of exports from
this count-y to all parts or the world for
tho same period amounted to ss.liS.-
I'll 6SS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

Itching. bleeding. protruding or blind
piles Yield TO Doan's Ointment. Chronic
cases soon relieved finally cured. Drug
Sista all sell II.
Doan's EcSu'ets euro constipation wisn-
out gripping nausoa. nor any weakening
effect. Ask your druggist Tor Them. -
cents per bo%. CAdYc!tisemcnl)
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TWO FATALLY INJURED
IN STREET CAR WRECK

CINCINNATI. o.. Doc. 2l,-Two men
probably Mere fatally injured while seven
ntbnr.s Sustained more or less serious in
n,rles tonight when a street chr jumped
The track ON the Central bridge. w'tch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Salt Lakers In New York.

spec,al 20 The Tribune
NEW YORK. Dec 2.,mtiaIaiI ..,,l.nn. I,eru,i. ~ g.
80 p ID, Backus: Latham, j. W.
Puu!oy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Refused to Work in Rain.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Threo thousond
sno,y pncrs and truck drivers. employed
In remnylnc snow and Ice from the
streets OF New York city quilt work today
as a result OF the rainfall The mon
siynpl,t .'couldn't stand tho rain ac-
cordino Ia reports received at the Of
ficc OF Tho street commissioners.
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:R0Nzk!t, Nz!t,
RakznQ RgK0eN
~A6soSGseyR10

spans the Ohio river here and was pre-
cipitated Into "A vacant lot on the ONO
Side after u drop uf forty feet.
rho car which WAS city-buund from
Newport Ky, after leaving the track
smashed through Il guard rail and turneu
a somersaut before striking tho ground.
IL WAS dashed to pieces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James l., Jennings enter
.aincd a party OF young folks Ihursoa,! ., !
even;ng at AN iniorma! dance ior tac!'
niece Miss Dorothy JennipGs'
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Ready to Resume War.

entering Albania and proclaiminG him
self yrince OF that country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

The alunnae chapter OF the Theta ~. r.
afternoon IN The sorority house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

Miss Renee Rcdman will entertain
few friends at a toa this altcrnoo" 'o
Miss Adeline Jacobson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

The members OF Mizpab chapter, 9. ~,
e, viii give II card party this artermo0u S",.
al the Commercial club in the lntefeS 's
OF charity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

Mrs. l.. 3. Conan, mother o? Mrs. r,
G. Schramn, LETT yesterday for he- home
in Portland. Or, after stay of sever"
weeks here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

Wright, Luke NJ. Wright. William, NJ
Taylor. Earl Bailantyne. Parlcy Carver
renee y. Csinc. Arthur Ncolley, j. Rex
Miller. Ray e. Naylor frank M; Whisrcy,
Melvin -. Naylor WIN c. Winder, H.
Edward e. Cannon. Harley Cannon, WI
ford y. Cannon Horny u. Moyle. Thomas
Giles, Roy Chamberlain. john n. Claw
son. Hamilton Gardner, Frank j. Parsons;
Frank X. Arnold, Fred Wilcox, Arnold
Rich, Jared Russell and Lawrence Clay
ten.
The mon of tho University club enter
taincd their friends dclghtfully last even
Ing at their annual Yuletlde dance, a
large number of friends in addition To the
mcmbers being present, llle clun was
gay with its Christmas trappings, holly
and mstletoe decorating all the rooms
IN addition 10 the usual college pennanta
with whicr the artistic place is hung. A
splendid orchestra, stationed at the norti.
dance music, and a. punch bowl. placed
conveniently nearby. gave welcome re-
freshment 10 the dancers Late In the
evening aeleops sppRer Sss contnusS ssTSGd iii II
long past midnight.
The officers and ladies OF the post who
belong to the Auction Bridge club WerG were
Mrs. John NJ. Craig at their quarters
when, following the game Of the even l.
Ing. a delicious supper was served py the
hostess, who Is recently home from An
! eastern trip.
The Browning section OF tho Ladies
| Literary club will meet tog9y iof lnc
usual j o'clock luncheon. with the pro
craInme following, with Mrs. y, E. White
In the Prescott apartments
The Saturday Night club meets this
! evening with Mr., and Mrs. Ledyard NJ
Bailey at their home on Twelfth East
street.
Mr. and Mrs Lon T FidleT WI ,yf siy%
for Miss Adcline Jacobson and her hance
| CURTIN u Parr whose engagement "as
recently announced.
p. ]. Moran went 10 San Francisco Z
| ioln Mrs Moran for the holidays. ane
they are spending the time at the Far
mont. y.
Miss Margaret Psrsons Is here from
Mount Pleasant spending the holdaY;
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs' \. ~
Parsons.
Mrs. l.. 3 Conan, mother o? Mrs. r
G, Schrantrn, LETT yesterday for he- nom
IN Portland. Or, after stay of sever"
weeks here
Miss Renee Rcdmsn will entertain a.
few friendg at toa this afternoon 10
Miss Adeline Jacobson,
Mr.. and Mrs. james l., JenningS emte,
.ainci a party Of young folks Lnurs.oa, .,
evening al AN iniorTna! hanIe -'' '''''
niece, Miss Dorothy jennings
The slurnnae chapter OF TIC Iheta ~ ~
silon Will entertain at q bridge tea IH'
afternoon IN The sorority mouse
y
The members OF Mizpan chapter, .. !
g will give II card party th!s arlernoV
al the Commercial club in the in'efeS
OF charity.
Mir. and Mrs. Lewis MersiE and M? II
a,rs. w. N. Ashton entertained a Ia. lare
COMPANY o! their friends last cHen'nG ~. !,
a dancinG party in the Thirty-nFs' "@'
amusement hall
J Victor lodge and the r. l.. y an an, .,
i win give a Christmas tree eh'er1E.I..I.o.
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,,s. ,Ia,carnt ParsouY Is here from
Mount Pleasant spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and MIS- y. ~
Parsons.
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c;s1 Avn HEALTH TO MOTHER AND eAIlu. {,

s,ns W,sstovy's SOOTHING slsvP has esey
nsed Tor over SIXTY WEARS by MlLLtVHIGTT tVHT q
a,sISs1. ny rGr3. LILY, pERFECT SUCCESS J.
s6oTuEs the CHILD, SoFTENS the uMs
aaGIAYs all PAIN (; CURES VIVID CoiiC, = anu s.
is the best remedy for plARKSoshs' t,r aWTs
,,,e,,, harmless De sure and ask iof ml.s
Sinslov's soothing syrup" and take no 0'ns
Kind. Twenty-Five cents bohtie'
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Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Merit and M:i alc rra
Snn,panv 81 their friends last evening -
a daneine party in the Thirty hFs' "a'N
amusement hall,
Victor lodge and the r. l.. y 9n4 ~;
win Give a Christmas tree entertainment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

p J, Moran went 10 San Francisco 70
;nIr Mrs Moran for the holidays ana
they are spending the time at the Far
mont
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Mr., and Mrs Lon r Fidler viii give
a reception New Years day at their nome
for Miss Adcine jacobson and ner nance,
Curtvn u Parr whose engagement Was
recently announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

The Saturday Night club meets this
evening with Mr., and Mrs. Ledyard NJ
Bailey at their home on Twelfth East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

ROME Tee. FIT II officially donie'
hore that Prince Ahmed Fuad purpose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

The Browning section OF the Ladie:
Literary club will meet TO-DAY ior tn'
nsuaI | O'clock luncheon, with the pro
cramme following. with Mrs. y, E. Whit
In the Prescott apartments
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SCRIPTURE.
9o9099S.990o99S9.ss:.'J.'.
Genesis 7:t-10.

And tho Lord said unto Noah, Come
thou and all thy house into the ark
for thee have / seen righteous before
me in this generation.
OF every clean beast thou shalt
take to thee by sevens the male ana
his female; and of beasts that ara
not clean by two, the male and ms
female.
OF fowls also of the air by sevens'
the male and the female, to Keep
seed alive upon the face Of all the
earth.
For Yet seven days, and I viii
cause II to rain upon the earth forty
DAYS and forty nights; and every nv
ing substance that J have made VIII
destroy from off the face Of the
earth.
And Noah did according unto all
that the Lord commanded him.
And Noah was six hundred years
old when the flood of waters was
upon the earth.
And Noah went in, and his sons
and his wife and. his sons wives with
him, into the ark, because OF the wa
ters Of the food.
OF clean beasts, and Of beasts that
are not clean, and Of fowls, and OF
every thing that creepeth upon the
earth.
There went IN two and two unto
Noah into the ark, the male and the
female. as God had commanded
Noah
And It came TO pass after seven
DAYS. that the waters Of the food
were upon the earth.