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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15
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nab er einen peritabltn Shueefturm
auf Dem Sss burhmahtu muBts. Dcs
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bentIit tolt, fpeHn AUDI ipenis Reeen
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toIte Wiroe bdlten bic Semptrotur
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eintrsisn tdnn. gs iit iiberbaupt, tpis
aus aIlsn 5btilen oes Gtadtss Wiston.
fin g,nslbsi ipirb, nllerorten tcltss
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ni6t nit bem gflan3en Der adrtoffeln
beginner ionntn. Souit 'iebsn bte
Saoien ishr gut unb man bort ipsuig
pom 9lufirstsn BON Shdblinssn; 70
iheint bic G1lte fpenigiteHs oas cine
@uit ssbnbt gu babtn. oaB pisis pers
nitiet purosn.
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sinem p0llig leeren 3inmer i'm Sfpsis
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9rootlpn fdnb man tiirslih flint bon
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neutrality-suspicious. ipurbs einesItis
tel unb bic WsDbel Der Jnmilis ouf bic
Etrobe bef0rb<ri. aurs ndrauf ptrs
itpanb iofpobI Wtlnills ipit ouh feline
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ter 6unser unb bas jiingiie ainb. bi,
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bru6ts Der Glsfts annbt, Der 13 Sabre
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qinbtrfhuss s0tfsnfhpfi Der psrloHes
ntn aItinen an. 1eitiiiDs iu4en mad
ben GitsrH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15

ipeiteren Ghritte in Der Wnselesenbeit
setban iperben. ebe Sobnion ieinen
Sib als Mlberman einnimmt. - Die
grnennung bon 9. g. Wore gum
Stapt Iubitor nurbe teitGtigt.
Seute Ibenb finbet auf benz Raz
Ienplas an Der Siioipeit Gde Der 8.
unb MabiIon Npenue Elm Rafenfe't
unb .giseream Social, BON Der Sumas
nttdts 9eIelihaft peranitoItet, Itatt.
- 5suts iit n5lag Dan" in Gops
ington. Ollie Ginnabmen flieben Der
anti 5ubercuIefis 2tagus 5u, nelhs
Die Gelher fir bic freis alinit, Wdrtss
rinnen, etc., braudt. Sober iollte gu
bi.iem sblen 3ped mad ardftsn bsts
tragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15
0abfsit unO 8euebme.

- 5oleenbes iinb Die abitlirienten
oes 8. @rao Der geQepue Sdule, oic
in Die So6ihuIe iibertreten: Huib
Cor, Gertrude Sils, alice goranilo,
Slnan Ealmiiano, Coma 9falplins,
8iolet Cunningham, GLEN Gramer,
Spbelia 9ofmann, Gbith Wafhe, 20.
rts Wc2arnun, gIfriba giebI, Srene
Nogner, Souis 8oulo, Carl Seff.
mann, Sarolo Suber, Sront Trif,
Clifford Sones, MaidmI Ioensmeper,
elmer WacWillan, 1bomas Iollen.
tire, Soiepb Weuir.
Die Ben Sur SiIfsgeielihnft
BON geaepne erfDdbltc foIgeilbe BE.
arnte: praiibent, 1I. Greenberoer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15

stafNA SBths W. va
Serr Gsnarb grnd, 449 Sab sshnfi.
Strake. 9ea Sci. 476 81, Some
Ibone 1851 ". $
- 6arrp Mcore, %, elm sJulpeIisr
aus Cincinnati unb Warp Gona
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Idngten einsn Ssiratbsfhein.
Die Surp in benz proseb BON
Wm. Robinion BON WiooIetopn fanp
ben IngetIaeteu hes Giebitabls ibuIs
big. CT mar bes Ginbruhs ongsiIasi,
neil er in cine Dirtbihoft sinbrans
uno Dbistp ItabI.
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puroe geiiern Worgsn um a9 ubr In
Der gincinnotisr aatbeeroIs pom Grss
biidof $. Wouu gum prisiter ornis
nirt.
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ren Uliami e Grie 4onaI sEettriihen
8abn, tpelhes n0rbIid BON Der 5ieb
Strabe am aonQlufer itanb, ipurbe
etitern Woresn um t2 llbr nit 5ns
bait burb Jeusr 3srft6rt. Der gabne
bot ooer 2desrbdus bate cine Qdnge
bon 125 5ub uno sntbisIt auBer alIers
lei Gerdthen brei elettriife giien6dbns
uogsn, Die NIT SsIbebGltern perieben
paren. fpelhe tpGbrsnb beg s5susrs srs
plobirien. Dos 8sbGuoe bate einen
Wertb BON $4,000 bis $1,000, ipGbrenn
bic Waesons unssFdbr $1,000 pertb
pdreH. Die Gntitahuna bss Jeuers in
unbetannt, man oermutbet cber, odb
2onoitrsidsr oos 5eusr Dsruriatisn.
- s. 8. 6arss bon Wooeg Sta.
tion betlaete iid Ooreeitsrn Qahmits
tag BEL Der poIi3ei iiber CLARENCE Sos
ispb. pslter bsm NrtIGssr aneebIih
elm paar Shubs urb msbrye Dollars
ausfiibrte. Jpispb tonnts bis jsst
bon Der polissi uitt sefunosn psrs
ben.
- Di, Gount1 4rmenbaus 9is
rettoren fhenitsu eeit.rn Der Suiis
9aiIsp elm JabrbiIet mad 2ouispi1s,
ap., um ibren Yerflbrer unb Batter
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iuhen.
- Or. 4aroH Wp.rs, Elm friihsrsr
btsiigsr 4potbeisr, fptlter in 1906
ieiu gsf6dft ptrtauf.e, 1T in upIanb.
gal., i'm 4ltsr bon 78 Sabren on ben
5oIs.n zines Salasoufuns am Wsitts
mod gsiiorben. CT binisrIGbt cine
Sohtsr uno 3rpsi Sobne. Die 2si6s
pirb auf bem hieftgen grsnpooo
Griebbof besrbIgt tperben.
- Games u. Doung, Elm Qrb.iter
in oer Gabrit Der Champion Gont.o
pdper Co.. .rlitt s.fiern an Der lins
fen Sets 9srlssuusen psIt< i'm
me9rere WoheR ans 9ett isFeln tpsrs
ben.
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Stsibung psrilast. Gle psrIdnSt
ouber Der S6eionng alimente uro
9runoeisentbum in 2inbsnpcIb. Tns
paar heirotbsts i'm SanuGr 1893 unb
bat etnen Sobn. Sic aibt nls aldges
grunb on, bab ibr Gntte iie mibbun.
bette uno oerlisb.
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biebitabIs beidulbist uno Dtrurtbeilt
rporbsn mar. purbe seitern aus ben
3uhtbous in Columbus auf puroIs
entldFen.
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Di.sbaben, qnfans Suni.

Wissb bd ben, qHfaHs Suni.
5n Die fir bic auriiaot aIatlidi.s
3eit. in bic iounissn Wui.ass. fisl
olesmdl Elm Reif -. Der Raifer
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Webr3ahl unisrsr Grsmbfn b06iie
Rei3 eieier aIio5rIi6en Jrihlinoss
ftier in Der 3uunusitabt gsiGGpunosn.
uniere gutpairiotiihs Staot murrte,
natlrli6 in reipettoolitsn 9rtnsen, iie
Iieb einIaDeno ibren Fsbr bei6eioenen
Jobr4enidmut Tag fir Tag nod
itehen. in Der 5ofinung, Der q1ifer.
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mar, tperoe bod nod in iein Wiess
bobsn tommen. Qber or tam nitt.
uniere guien gairioitn uno euten 8es
ih6fisItuts murrtsn iauttr, uno
utb.rtifrise pdrmtsn flugs pisb.r
bas W6rhen Dom nsu.n aaiisrihIoB
cuf. 5ombure belt bic aaiierfdmiIis
itIt. llebsrboupt oislss 5omburg!
. lie aonturrsn3 Dtrb INNER unbs
auemer.
Go finp bic Dissbahener Raitaas
filler aIs ionit pergouasn. Der Sbas
ben. ben BEG qaiisrs Qusblsiben per-
urfn6t Bat. Idbt iih siffernmGbia
taum ongsber,, aber sr III ba unb lpiro
iiG in ben GnHen Der GurpsrnoItuna,
hes 6oftbeoiers unb Der aaufleute
fiihlbor mafsn.
Dod bic aurgdit., bic ipegsn Der
iciferli6en 4biage ni6t abreiiten,
fcnb<rn bier ausbarrtsn, finb Iehr fpo6l
nuf ibre aoiisn sstommen. 9enn biz
RurperDaltung febnt ibr befonbers
reifes proeramm Der 6o9iaiion Bis
cuf bieis Juniioes aus. Gdrtenfeite.
5an5ob<nbe. JlIumInationsn iino burh
bic Oeipohnxit liebeeporeens, immsr
nilItpmmene abrpthsIungen IN Der
Reibe Der fiiniileriTt pornebmen aens
serte. bic ben groben Gurianl, ieiibem
Muiiioirsitor Shuriht aus Gronfs
furt fk leiisi, bis gum Iebtsn pidBhen
fiilIsn. Ssst rdhi ii6. eob prof.
1bisrih beim 1nu bes Gurpalaftss
iein Mort nihi belt, i'm sroben gool
1000 pI1be 3u i4nffen. Die iebi feb
lenbtn 600 iperbsn uns au oetn fhlshs
ten 4uspes elmer Grbobuns Der Gin.
trittsprsife slpinstn. 3ubem ndhii
bier bic Wuiitfreubistsii bednsiiigenb,
Miesbnbsn III ouf oem beiten Wess.
cine Muiifiiobi sriisn Ranses 5n iper=
ben. 4us Grantfurt III uns bnsu bi.
rehte 6ilfs sttommtn. Der neue Wus
| fifbiretinr. Der gar stpifhenburh beim
Dirigirtn bem pubIiium ReDen bdli.
Mtben nit sraieherifhss 9enben5. bat
piel 4nrsgunesu mitgebrunt.
SIN yrogramm Der aurDeripaliung
| fe6t aud bie Missbabener llmsebuns.
Das II. In bisien 1agtn elm aurfnts
tor BON unberehenbarfm Wertbe. llnb
bic RurptrnaIiuns perftebt ibn ouh 5u
niben. Htu unb Suslfib Iufrutir
fnb ibre 4utofobrten, bic Derlodtnos
fen Mxgs iuht man bcfiir aus. Gnts
ireber gebt ss bic iippise Btrsitr0be
en.lnng 30 6eibelberes Romoatii
pb<r burhs milne Wifpertbdl gum
M6ein Hah Riibtsbsim, mad 90mburQ
pp<r In bis friIhsriinen 1nnusndlbsr
hinsin. Dd einsn ii6 bic pieIeH grobtn
unb tleiEen NiIbsr aus btr na5en I'm
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8i5e.grdi., Senrp 4eders; Erot. .Se-
fretar, Sobn y. 9alter; 6innn5.Sc.
tretar, S. 4. Bright; Sdosmeiiter.
gug. Semefe, IT,; Griiitees, 90. gge-
Der, $. Speit lno slug. Semefe. If.
Die SiiIisseielliboit oes
Speers Soipital peranitaItet am fom.
menoen Mittipo6 einen ausfIug mad,
oem 300 in Cincinnati. lie IbeiI.
nehmer iino eriutt, iih an Der 8.
uno @almit Strabe, Cincinnati, Inn
1890 llbr einsufinoen.
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Werf o denh.

Stubent Gin tinem Rsftaurant gu
einem aHbtrsn): ~Du f6uu. bort iiti
Der Ntniisr Wlsitr. jett 50bH q nit
fin<m 3unberimaytfnein! s.. linh Die
soIbeHen Rinee unb aetttn. ~ q
ssdgt. bsr lubet "a gum Anpumpsn
f6rmli@ sin!.
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@iesbaoemer Brief.

Die .taiitrloit. bic ftrsdIite 3sit".-
- GrfoIsreihe gsmiibungsr Der
Gurpsrpoltung. Sbea.erabenos.
- Die .WCbnura zines Samms
lsrs".
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aots, ie % Gub 5roui;
$40 per Sront SUB: Gtaot gSuiier.. eemct,
9ffebments be5a6It, an Der Marplano gipe.,
iebi GaI.imore Ctr 300 SHB bon her Roie'
hale Gar ainie 9ahsufrnaeu oeer 81 ohref'
itrer: Theo. g9olftna. vRoe oer Roleoaie Gar
qtuie &pbin1fpN Ab.
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= a M iItD n.

- ltnier Mgent in Samiltun ia
Serr Gsnaro grud, 4i9 sab Janfi.
Gtrake. gea Sci. 476 81, Some
Ebone 1851 VI. s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

Blanche Bates and Avery Hopwood's s
'Nobody's Widow are the most charm
ing combination in comedy of the season
Yet the large audience that gathered
at the Salt Lake theatcr last night to
welcome Miss Bates and laugh at the
Irresistible Hopwood wit and drollcries
sat through the brilliant comedy In a
state OF psychological depression, no
doubt brought about by the news of the
sea catastrophe, Between acts many
copies of extra newspaper editions were
in evidence in the audience. Those who
were unable TO obtain papers looked over
the shoulders OF those who had them,
and eagerly turned their attention 10 the
details OF the wrecked Titanic before tho
lights were fairly. switched on after each
act.
Miss Bates deserved a more eDthusi-
astfc reception than she received on the
Sppt te nfh IL ss local Of
evinced by the audience during each Of
the three acts Of 'Nobody's Widow was
pronounced when. momentarily. thoughts
OF the ill-fated boat were driven from
the mind by Miss Batess superb acting
in the wonderfully light and delicate
play.
things The trouble all began with a kiss
thought IL was misplanted when her hus-
band OF half hour INDUCED In an
oscillntory indiscretion with q former
sweetheart. Roxana witnessed the kiss
ing and Immediately disappeared,
The play opens six months later, when
RoXaDa Is discovered At the Jackson villa
Palm Beach, by her husband She Is
maeQuerading as sorrowing widow
having told all her friends that her be-
loved husband had taken the long Jour-
Dey.
Man and UIfe nset az sfrap.era al tho
Jackson villa, but when they finally find
the opportunity TO converse together In
private. the sparks begin TO ny He
pleads with her for forgiveness: she
scorns him. He coaNes and tries to ex-
plain the compromising complication with
the former sweetheart. With an air Of
supreme indifference RoNana refuses to
make II up with him.
Now, this husband-he Is an English
duke, by the way-is blessed with the
strength and resourcefulness Of his an
cestors, He declares war. He holds the
key 10 the situation; he threatens 10 e1;-
pose her, to pull aside her widows weeds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
ASSESSMENT NO. !,
For Both Men and Women

Cedar Tallsnan Consolidated Mines
company, principal place of buainess All
D. r. Walker building. Salt Lake City,
Utah; location OF mines. Beaver county. -
Notice 10 hereby given that ut meet.
Ing OF the board OF directors OF Cedar
Tallsman Consolidated Mines company
hald on the 18th day of March 1917. as.
sessment No. OF one-half Cd cent per
share WAS levied upoa tho capital stock
OF the corporation, issued and outstand. !.
Ing: payasis Immediately 10 the secre.
D. r. Walker building, Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday the o6th
day Of April. 1912. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale AT public auction. and
unless payment is made before. will bo
sold on Monday. the goth day OF May.
1917, at o'clock .. M, at the compa NY
office to pay the delinquent assessment
vertising and expense OF sale.
H BARNETT. Secretary.
First publication. March 20. 1919,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

day he few away and left Yappy to
look after the whole family
Things went hard with Yappy, be.
cause she had to build new nest and
feed Dollie and Dottie, and work ever
SO hard, until one day Lawgatitis
bird came along and sang to her. Yap-
py was beginning TO like the generous,
fine Lawgatitis, when suddenly after
being gone so long that Dollie and Dot
tie didn t remember him, old Dippy
Doldub came back.
YaDpy didn t like it bit, and told
him SO. but Dippy was hungry, so she
gave him some worms and put him to
work. When she saw that he grew to
like the little Doldubs she treated him
better. This made Dippy sorry for
everything and he started to fly away
again. so Yappy could be happy with
the Lawgatitis bird. But Yappy dis
covered that she loved Dippy and took
him back again
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

WHEREVER Max Figman has ap-
w pcared in "Mary James Pa
he has received scores of letters ask
ing that he put on paper the story he
tells Mary Jane Of the "Doldubs,' a
whimsical conceit as charming as it is
original, and already this week the Fig
man mail box at the Garrick has held
its quota Of requests.
This is tho story: Once on a time
living in a wobbly nest in an old tree
was a family of strange birds called
Doldubs, First there were only Dippy
Dolduh and his mate, Yappy Doldub.
Then two little baby birds, Dellie and
Dottie Doldub, were born. The old
nest was crowded and the little brides
needed q lot of things. but Dippy Dold-
ub was a sort of yellow bird and one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
PHILADELPHIA GIRL
COMMITS SUICIDE

PHILADELPHIA. April 1S,--Miss Julia
Carter, popular In exclusive society cir
cles in this city. IL dead from inhalng
gas In her apartments. According To the
coroner. she was a suicide. The coroner
said she had made every preparation to
end her lIfe and left note addressed to
n sister,
IL was stated further by the coroner
that an investigation showed that Miss
Carter had been estranged from her fam
llN and that her reIa ilvcs had threat en- cd
10 cut of her allowance " she did not re-
turn home
:. Her mother visited her yesterday to
inducc the girl to return home, but she
refused
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

fermenting food and clogged up waste
systsmuo m'Ts" sa an' 0pr IN Seao
weakness
Yon simply cant have your liver
inactive and your thirty feet of bow
els eonstipnted with sour, decaying
waste matter and feel well. The need
OF laxative is natural need, but
with DELICIOUS Syrup of Figs you are
not drugging yourself, Being composed
entirely Of luscious figs, senna' and
aromaties it cannot iDjure.
Ask yonr druggist for the full name.
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA. -
Refuse, with scorD, any OF the so
called Fig Syrup limitations. They are
meant to deceive you. Look on the
label. The genuine, old reliable, bears
the name, California Fig Syrup Com.
Eauy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
lRELY TAKE "SYRUP OF FICS' IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED
etens your stomach clears your head and thoroughly
cleanses your liver and 80 feet of bowels of sour
blle foul gases and closged-up waste.

those days when you feel miser-
headachy, bilious and dull are
% torpid liver and sluggish bow.
The days when your stomach is
and full Of gas, when you have
sstion; the nights when your
. twitch and you are restless
an Z sleep could be. avoided with
lspoonful OF delicious Syrup of
4 Isn't it foolish TO be distressed
there is such pleasant way to
|pme it?
|e your inactive liver and ten
OF waste-clogged bowels n thor
Dcleansiug tins time. Put an end
thstipation.
ve teaspoonful Of Syrup of Figs
~, sure. and just see for YOUR.
N morning, how gently hut thor
1f ali the sour bile, umdigested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
ANNUAL MEETING POSTPONED.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Utah & Phila-
pany. held at Salt Lake City.
Utah on April 1. 1912. at the
hour OF o'clock p. m.. was Postponed
until June II. 1912. This meeting was
because not enough stock WAS
represented at said meeting TO legally
hold the same under the bylaws OF said
the election OF the board OF directors for
the ensuing year will occur, together
with such other business as may regu-
larly come before. said meeting, s.
]. "A CONDIT: Sscretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
SIS OF AGREEMENT
FINALLY REACHED

wv YORK, April 1S.-After a long
trence between subcommittees of the
etors and miners In the anthracite
~ In an attempt to reach an agree
by Which the men would return to
{ word was given out last night that
[ess had been made. II developed
the progress reported was that Of
|'ng up tentative agreement
presentatives OF the operators are
Led TO have consented TO Yield a IT.
the matter OF recognizing the
I'd Mine Workers OF America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

Yesterday afternoon at the Orpheum
Mr.. Stewart made $40 in as many sec
onds On invitation OF Sniaer & Curtis
the electrical wizards: for anyone in the
audience to take SO from the end Of an
electrically charged tishpole. the electr-
clan from Fort Douglas tackled the lob
successfully. Mr. Sniler privately as
serted that lie let Stewart do Il. but the
next man who comes along VIII meet a
different proposition. he SAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Wilson's Sugar Views.

<SHlNGTON. April 1s-Secretary
~ appeared before tho senate finance
mt1ee yesterday and said that enough
could be grown in North Dakota
@upply the United States He
lnSt IL immigrants could he
Ted to the country and farmers could
.ce eignteen 20 twenty tons OF beets
2Ste tn's country would be inde-
.ul pt tne tariff and the people would
hVed 800: 100000 Il year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

cases Of rheumatism relief from
makes sleep and rest possible.
may be obtained by applying
snberlaiu g Liniment. For sale by
dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

TWO large audiences witnessed Mary
lanes Pa at the GawiCk Yesterday.
This evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening will offer the last opportunities
to see Max FigmaT and the Garrick
players In this clever comedy.
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IN Captured.
Y Railroad Men Quit.

|kREDO, April 1S.-A statement ad-
BED TO the American people giving
grievances OF the engineers and con-
|prs who struck yesterday on the Mex
/ National railway lines, declares the
|sricans preferred TO walk out rather
n to be forced out by policy OF
lkico for Mexicans'
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Blanche
Bates In "Nobody's Widow. Even
Ing curtain, S:15.
COLONIAL THEATER-Durbar
Nneunacnlor pictures. Evening
curtain, SIS. Matinee daily at 2:15.
ORPHEUM THEATER-Advance
vaudeville. All week. Matinee
daily at 2:l5, Evening. SIS.
GARRlCk THEATER-Max E'igman
in MARY James Pa" Curtain, S:15.
EMPRESS THEATER-Sullivan Con-
eidine vaudeville. Matinee daily at
2.30- Two evening performances,
1880 and 9:15. Bill changes Wed
nesdsy afternoon
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ate Department Regards
Madero's Reply as an At
tempt to Dodge Respon-
sibility for Damages.
TERVENTION is
THE LAST RESORT
aited States Sees No Just
,ause at Present; Rebel
Forces Capture Town
of Sierra Nujada.

'0V1a 7AsH1TeToN. April ls.-presi-
Ilpm dent Mndero's reply TO Acting
ulllFV Secretary Huntington Wilson 8
admonition regarding treatment
of Americans in Mexico was
Hved at the state department over
Viii ne and probably will be submitted to
cabinet by Secretary Knox and con-
MAJ red before any answer is returned,
VA tannot bs said Minister Calero's state
at caused surprise, nor has 1t modified
ldiplomatLc situation
he note Is regarded rather as an at
pt to relieve the Mexican government
b financial liability for damages In
s'sted upon foreigners by the rebels than
Hns OF the state department In re-
ding the Mexican factions Of their OBJ
trt1pns under international law towards
nust Hgners resident in Mexico or even
yMsB serving volunteers on one side
'Ve he other.
the opinion of administration Off
slon y the Mexican pote has not advanced
,.~ fresh reasons for Intervention unless
disclaimer for responsibility for the
on Of the rebels may be regarded as
foreign governments In con-
md iFlng whether they might not be forced
70 b1kake measures to protect their citi-
whest where they may be endangered In
Ie e i1tcry completely in control OF the rebel
e vleports of the interview between Amer
ley a Consul Letchsr and Orozco at Chi
hua would seem to relieve any ap-
foI pension OF Intervention on that score
bea 5erv of the rebel leaders declared pur
altslt rnational law In any further opera
1nnm n.
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For Women Only

Synopsis Of the annual statement for the
year ending December 81. 1911, Of
the condition OF the
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arding Trains.

0us ANANEA. Mexico, April 1s.-About
men and three officers OF the fifth
IN ~ Saliop have been sent from Cananea
q tHermosfllo to form part Of the
iR I'd for passenger trains OF the South
zlIz1 Pacific railroad OF Mexico. Thirty u1en
be placed on each train. This move
the result of the appeal of President
~ Randolph of the company to the
= 5rnor of Sonora.
III 1ere has been no violence on the rail-
line In this section since last week
Rn Captured.
IL PASO. Texas. April 1s.-An official
! III report received at Juarez today
ed that the Liberals captured Sierra
Ida, where there are large American
Ieests. yesterday, The report says
thirty-seven federals were killed,
1.-two prisoners taken and eighty two
b. 1882 rounds OF ammunition and 106
lSNYB BS captured.
saN ieir own loss is not given, A previous
~ of the capture OF this place seens
yOI4ye been premature