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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

Grei5 bon Serren lmgab, mar Der
G%uEige, f60ne 2odnib cine begebrte
PerI0nli6teit in Der OamentpeIt,
uuo 0ietber mar ni4t Der M}ann,
IieheEsmuroi9em Gntgegentommeu
uno, rem mogGid, ,iuem tleinen
5Iirt aus bern We9e su ge6en.
Meu9iHstr iuftF nod ps1I4ieoene
Eetezu=tcie nit ibr inntitten Der Sc
feli6uft, aber Nufregeuoe5 tonnte err
ibr ni6t me6r briugeu-
uno naB Dieter pa nbIi6fif
BET 0teien 8%ele9en6titn bon linen
3uriidhieIt. %ertonnte uao hantte lie
i9m els @rpBmut uub 0ertrauen-
S9neiGfom iaBen ite audi ouf DER
Riidfahrt I'M Wogen neheneinanber.
2tbsr als, aonn bic 9oHstiir 1inter
ihnsn geidlo1m mar, StGcn fe f4
mitten auf Der matterlsu9teten Srepz
pc lsioeuffPuftlib in Die 4rms.
6eftumi&luncen, ct i6rs feline &c
Halt balh irngenb. itiesea lie lang
fam bic Stu1en binau.
limb ppr Oietbers StIru leudtete
Der Sieg.
Sigrib &olberien tam nod S9tuB
bes 5eitss, opn ibrem 3unbgdug
ourd Die Wirti6oftsrduus auriid.
SIM 8orheigeben fdisB iie bier
md S6ublaben Der Stoeboarbs i'm
Spsiie3imner, sog bort bic Stores
gu unh hrsbte oas elettrifte 2idt
aug.
SIN Raud5immer brannte mod Der
aronleutter. Gigrib trot nd6er. sic
gloubte ii4 in pteIer Gtage Der Self
rqune aQein mob pad}, aber an
&umin, in einem Der tiefen SeiIel,
Iab G60rpif5en. &r belt bic 3igarz
re erloI4en 3pi5den Den 6ingern
uno fab nnlb0:ntlih Dor ijh bin.
Sem i4orf3e5eianetes @eTi4t MAJ
ieGr e-,t. - 0o8 @eii6t zines
Mlonnes, in rpeId)em Die rubi9e, trnfts
pole Cntihlo0enheit nnfGnat pinen
gen btidtcn qiitig unb elm penig
in fd gstebrt.
Wie er ieBt bn IoB. fpnr er rpe,tn
oua fem f65ner. 70 oo4 Elm un.
9emein ipmpotbiT6er Wtona.
SnoeTsn Gigrio 30gernO uno BON
fttnem 4nbIid ieltiam gefe1tlt ites
ben blieb, tom binter i6r oprd Die
Idon puntIe 3immerrei9e sin ras
5der S6ritt.
Mmut. nod in i6rem @eIeus
| f9aftstIeio, meltsnoe @lumen i'm
9oor mari ii4 iBr Isi0eni@oftIi6 UNI
ben 6dls.
.Qiebe. riebe Gi9rio : i'd Tam
nift fhloFen, Sd meiB niht, tpo5
oos in mir 1T. Mie 5euer
INT Donn tpicoer e;stoit adj,
bilf mir ood,, bu Cute, &luQel"
Gigrio nabm bo5 ouf8eregte aino
in lire Nrne.
.@os 1T ocnn. mein oie6es2"
| fragile ie bei6pihti3enO.
Icifen sdein BON miioi8iSit an3us
neAmen.
9oife 9zoroittsn truo ouf feiner
iucenbIid TdIanten Gctatt einen
Iamalen. tIu1en 4oDf. Seine Iue
t6prtiesuaa ipIat.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

C-EbS OPEbA gu OtiIutN luHlt lUt
unO nabm fA elm 9Gpp4en ouf ID.
rem taft leersn Seller
r9a5 lit brap. Mon Ton teinem
bur8 Soften ben 9ppetit Oeroer6en."
lobte 9enbries. limb Damn apiIden
GIen uno tunftsere6tem 3erIegen Ell
neg 8ru fitiid4cns frogte er unpers
mitteIt:
rWus mGdt benn Der gu6?"
Gs CAB @belBeio einen aud. Ooa
8ino' Der 9ubi. 9atte tie tbn
Die lebte babe Gt"1he oerqeFen?
Sopeit ss mOgli4 TT, zines ainoes
Griiter5 iiberbaupt fir Minuten gu
oergefen?
Sic fab ben bsbogli6 SpeiTenosn
ForI6euo an. Ibnte Der Huge, alte
9err etpds non benz Wirrtparr IL
ibr2
@rimsrte er fie in gang. bsFimms
ter abii9t ON ibr &inb2
@s NOR linn ni9ts on5umerfen.
@r aB feelenrubig nit &ennermiene
ieBt on elmer 9ummermaponnniTe.
Meuginstp unn bic 9olin9er uns
terbielteu fit. uo6bem Qbelbeio I,u
benz Mebi5inafrat ausemunht, iebr
tdnt uno la6enp.
Sbr Gifer ma6te cine Spnberun=
terbultung nabe8u unaeitort, unb
40eIbeib empfono bas 10 pobltueno,
ME Elm Nusruhen.
Str iunges, lf0nes 0eii6t, bus
btsber fettIom gei9drft erI6ien, poro
he1. Gin 2G6eln gIitt um ibren
Wtuno.
,Nus ne6men bo6 bieie beioen 10
perI6ieoenen WGnner fir Nnteil an
meiuem OeI6id. Der cine mill mid
in cine Mett bin0u8reiBen. beren
Scr i6 IdnqIt binter mir 3ugepors
fen, sr i4Uttct einen Berg pon
Orijuoen uno f@ein6aren Mobrbeis
tan u6er mid - er Ipdt nit Dem,
tpas ebemol5 mein 0eili9ite5 mar =
Ser nnhare nirft ME abii6tslos
cine 7Fro9e bin uno bur4 Die paar
Worte itebt ploBlih mein ieBiger Ee@
btnStrei8 uno in inn oas cine, cine
por meinen 2tugen. @oQ BON !6offs
nungen, Dol! DON 6or0erun9en itebt
Is oa unp ipridt:
.Sieb, ih bin oo! Sd pnrb our4
bid. ST. broufe bid Die Wiut'
ter"
4oeI9cios 9er3 tlopfte. Sic morO
gang our6Itromt pon Site unO 2ie-
BE = uno bod 5udte oaneben Elm
Gdmer3 ouf - Sic mar p!6blifI
otlem, mas M~enginstp gerebet, mas
ie ieIbIt 9efiiblt 5atte, 10 fern. 10
D~ffnung8Io8 fern.
S6re @InTAe flotterten ideu 5uz
rid = srrti4ten oos aIte 3ieI ni4t
meDr.
rNa, mos madt oos gJri6aen2"
FrdQte 6enorie3 nofmaIs.
0o on!lportete ie tifris uno fr09s
lid:
nGs qsbt Inn gut"
r;Freut mih."
Or i3entte t6r Elm @taa Gett Elm,
btribrte lejat nit ieintm 0loa naa
itrt,
SIR @ofl. f83nftc Grau' llno
nun ma5en Sic, oab Der Statter
b. ou5 oen Ga5'hen Huute!au-en
&5res Gotten. mt;ne5 Iie5ea Die,
tier, osyi1ni1oet."
@net6eio eapio:rta nitt Elm ein3i-
Qea Nort. sic iab ntn per itdnot9en,
9utjsuu 81tst mr. oantbar IN.
Tam mano:s lie id i1rem W}an-
ne 5u. Sart @uqtn b%t9e9neisn ii1.
Seine oQujisu, III b0ratr, Ieloen'
'4of,.i@er Trdc1-iate blaueu tlar,
.Gbce1l ~3lihreruo.
llEo fcis Iiet1st oen c.u3en N6tno
l5cg trait isjaer 0bnunl5r5itn 2je-
be caes aus isy he,ou.8t.sitn bate,
% pe-Itano tr oua iett &c itanm,
@probe iartr ruEil HE'D aea ssuor-
o,n:u ,2&ee,
pEu1!e o;t nia;, 81 scb3te Biz
uro cen gfI6en,,"
&u oitIem it6nen. poyttoien Gin.
ptritdneuis tlisben ijs otn RsIt ots
Gb;ro*.
Sit tamtn niat n1ehr pieI suIam.
men, osun ME 4osIbsio itdnoia EN-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
@rpfio, metn Sano.
2son1ou bon @rieo 2sieoBerg.
8

elne Dlange 8riefe. gu unb 4ti19tu
fuy Elm Set. oas Ger Soniul nab Ian
agy Bauie pie0er in ieinem 9oaIt
grim ipouts.
SIN tIsirss elsqantes @j9ett trul
&9rios N0reTe.
.Nt. BON Qcel6ei0 Qofri5!"
2ahHIuo las lie:
~2ie6fte! Iatiirlih tommen mir.
Ga18s Gs6Earo .por ni6t 9on} guo6l.
abr beute tout II rUieceC umhey. lluo
eanu cine GimmIil6e Na8ri4t: Dix
zber bat elm &ommcnoo mad Berlin.
tlnS Dorber pier3ebn 5a1e llrldub,
Dir oeben nir0 rad 6anncper. Nje
perD7n Mlama un0 Wldlbe IA freuen.
un0 i'd erft! 4A. msibt On, bort
~ oo4 cine dnoere Guft ais bier. 10
10 Gin tleiner. drmer Geutn1nt 3Di-
shen SUD reiden W}enidRn rein trs
arndi mir0. uno me6r Stunt!
Gprr. MuFf, adj U}Idt, Q5
nil. Min heute aben0! Define
9sibs,@
@igrlo id6 iinneHo Gtf Die fetnen,
Ftutti3en Shrift3ijae. WauAmal
Ec't, lt 4ngit un, 4oeJbe:b.
8Ietber bon QodniB. 0alpiB, tr
Trar fin Iie6er, reijenner Meni6.
Segn tiibidss 3iqeuner8siiAt tonute
ia Iuiiq laden. SAmeite,n unO
5itieu tounte er tois Elm iibermitiQet
5aEe: - aber aud e6tn5o unoers
aiming iein,
~Sit ipieIeu W1nn uno 1rau.~
Dos oadlts Sigri0 bd!0 NIT gddsIn
Sab mt leiiey 5urdt.
Denn in 4belbeios 9uQen mar SUI
tueiieH etpas, oa5 Dor Dem Spleen"
GrnTntt-
Sin beibes. leioeuT8oftlites Qi6t ,
3gab Oft aus ibren t~ieiitsH lieien
hno0r. Elm Qt&t. oeiIen ie6uiuft9es
rdrbtf Sttdblen niht ben trobber}is
1fn. lboneu 0atten iudten, i%onoern
Asunl ht nuo 0offn !ngen perrieten. .
NoE Nren Gorb1noeuiein 3ietber
2odniB tdum etirds abnen ourIte.
81 i0lden Wiomsnter. fpenn W0eIs
RsiOs 4ugsn in f~Sernen 3u Iu6en
fhltHsn. tetdm SiQrib Anqlt um iie.
%%sbtnIomenig pie Wdloes Nuqen
sozuts if oiejen Bid per9e1eu. Das .
xF RS man pergibt oas 9uge nidt,
IN osm man sinmal oen S6mer3 fab.
MImut bate, ii6er Si9rios S6uls
7ern iebsno. mitgeIeIen! Nun iubslte
~ ~Sis tommtl @IoubIt ou, oaB
FR 8inggu miro? Dent. nur - lie
INC REugtnstp! IS lit ni6t aus3us
Axatsn. MEM re iogar Suiummsn
saHgeIE 8taubIt gu es po9I?"
-Ous lam i'd Dir nitt fo9sn, |
zltin Aino,- erpioerte lie no6oentli6. |
AImut mar bon Dem Ion elm
ausnis %betrOfien,
-Ou biTt INNER 70 emit. tuenn aui
Tsrau non Qotnib' @ei1ng bic Rebe
commit. 1lno it ijn9t bod pun0ers
sdfn"
ga, gtmutl SAT- 3u f66u fir
nun fitr cine einiarte 0au5frau
r5no gRnmo zines tlein&l 9ubtn."
rDb." NImut tIitte ploBljb peritse
qsno. On meiait. ie otntt mod
zT1nhmal an oen 9u6m. ioenn lie
5an9erja 91rorotn ipdye}'
Die Qan}e najpg NorHe0unl nom
&9fnd un6 Slang ejner &imitltrlauf
5alH TDrah aus Der tiRoiihH stage.
.D(oQIi.h. W0t.6tio erud6ut Sic
ws E4E
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

0a9en.
Giemars fam Gi9ri6s 9orne6mtcit
ml6r CUR 0eI;ung aIs beim GmPs
fang ban CdTten.
Sire IGl0Gr}qetleioe!e md1GtaSSa''
ts Geitllt bepe1te Tb nit %anmuti9sr
1tberfeit. i5r iejner Ioit tai PETS
oas 3iatigs.
Inn nsbsn i6r 2(lmut. Ge5t Itt'
,id'. Die rei7enpHe W}d0fsnbiitt IN
jb.em 0uFtt2eu iUeiBen 8lei0e. Elm
renil n3i,iid Guf GOrrettse;t Der
15prmen beoddt un0 lei diIer ,3upors
lommer6ejt oo~ pon unpsrtennblrer
faalcr 3uradb~. ing. SigriO mari
i2r monAmaI einen fait %eritaunten
BID 3u.
Dies SeI6it6efpuBtiein. 6ns Itette
oot erin in Den 104itern aItsr6on
itdten. 9it Nerneiguug perbinolih.
ater nm teine ginie gu tief. Die I'm
tetb3lturq b0ilif o6ne ie0e 8eflii1ens
ht't beinote Elm biBhen bequem.
Wl3 Qodnibsn8 e~intraten, gegen III
re Nbiitt etipos %oeripdtet. Qing Nj
mut i6nen in gdn} un9epobntsr Qebs
baftigtei! entgsgen.
4oeI6eio unG Sigrio, ooa maren
%qelenpdrtiQ ole SrealqeitaIten ibres
%f.;nen. Iiebreiten SCREENS.
Das Giutyeisn Gss 9dorss erregt.
is!bit in oieier qIdn3enoen @eielftiit
Elm QetuiNes Nufieben.
8eioe re%prGientierisn poIlsnbete
1ppen elmer perIeinertsr Spbdrs uno
3ulIeiA GtiiEenoe 8e~iun0beit.
Sin leiies Stoten Der idpirrsnoen
l%lnterbdltung ma6ts iih bemsrtbdr,
in intereIiiertes 3initeridausn, no
}(lm"t IND 6rcu 6oIo:,i'n Die bsis
osH le9rjiben, uno @oite 9boroitteus
6obe. 9d9ere 0eitdIt i,d ritterlid pers
ueiqt.
Geiu ernItes @eIi6t betam tets
,inen 6etlereu Shimmer, fobdlo sr
AoetGeio8 lebsnsprles qnttiB sr,
tlidte.
Gucsre 6erreu truten her5u, mo-
ntntlih ein paar WtuIer Ger nabeH
Nolpnie, fir oeren &iinitIeraugen
4oe,Geios GrIaeiuung allemal oaS
Mn3i.1en0Ite biIoets.
Sin glu mar Die iInge 6rdu Der
Mittelpuntt zines &reiies BON Ser
rem, in sen auh 4Imut einSelhloilen
tpdro.
Mit qrobeu gtugsn ldaute ft 3u
benz SOeal hires iun9en SCREENS,
lauIhte auf ieoeS bon Ioelbeios
@prteu uno CAB nebeubei Ielhit gar
uidt t6ri1te WutfpOrtsn auf Jro>
gen iter 8uHit, Wluiit uno oerglets
den.
Der Senator Banner trut lerdn,
mi Ilmut. Ole 2odter ieiues Gait
esbers uno alien 6reunoes, gu begru>
ben.
Der tiebenstpiiroiss. ftets ritterIiae,
.legunte SunggeIeue brdfte audi
4oelbsio cine etfri9e Iufmertlamteit
ent9egen.
Gr borte gerdne nod oen legten
Sell siner u%nterbdItun9 5lptIden lhr
Nn0 W}en9in8tp.
Dieier iait uber oa5 Y(uB binals
eeIeierte 6eloentenor mar gu einem
CaitIpiel ndt) Bremen get0mmen.
9lou ritB iiA mn ibn, G9or0Itten
,cunte tatidd,i4 itoi5 aui leinen
Oa't isjn.
Gr luuste ri4t. mas itooh Sigrio
o6nte. DAB Der &unitter i'm @run0e
uar 40eiGei0s tpe8su Die GinjaounJ
1aacrommen bate,
u. nareu 9e%pIiermdBen Soie5en.
oenu W}eu9jn5ta. obmohl mebrete
Sabre alter, hattie 81 QIeiter 3eit NIT
@9.'hsjo feline Gtu0ieu in Berlin be-
souutn.
Gr rsocte jr1merfort ejfri9 auf
0yda pou 2otuiB Elm. sic borte i'm
hutlit unrubiQ unN 3u uno Io8te
ihltt6li1 aiemlldl abme6reuo: sd
fRae Mot. 8iite, QtbeR sic lih teJne
Wlibe, id9 tue IS nirtliA riht. lJs6ri-
aen3 mir tommen nIfiten3 mad
Berlin. g}ein mann bat Elm &om-
mouHo fur mebrere W}cndte bttoms
men,"
nun leub. eten ibre 4u8tn Ood in
beler @oyirtu0e.
MAS lit los34
Gtuat1r Tamuer oriTf sic Wortj
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
3 6Qrtisbuu9.

6a.ten i3ces 1eIoentleiots Giaarter
olCle5 StIeIce5, 013. EN- e%emeiniarea
0:lotnt threr Iit.tter uHo Uld!pss
81 elmer &on3erttoiletle beit.mmt g.
i5,'ea mar oomlls;
Is mar Elm mG'tilIo Gtcfi, Nus
itH,tt uao Nernel pon Ocio6ortsn
uanagn1t, en- alei7, oe'..n Cleans
FaIPtlaalt1 IN 'sireH ta9-.loien
1l3 unC Der H0ten &te.tiIm'fit gu
oer t@j9enarti3tn Ga5nfet ieiner
Er1Qerin GeIiGr0
5t 1905 ben Gol>1iirtel et'oa8
tisiey. uafpanrte Die 1utlls n,1t
UNI eite1 s:ntiaetcr E1tte fiji l1r,
ieue S~laris.it psrdn6cGt ie,t
canals.
1ie Ijr tai Ia aui. T;5it;y
:1m teren.
.Ytd5iie iric inner rei5eno
nix inuler!!" tief er BON Der S6lpel-
le NM amfab.c MT eat}Idisn Slit
ten leine Gydu. Sag mai, ple
raaglt ou's tloR an: be pdlr 8ros
ten un0 70 etorm i8id."
9oeItejo pluo+e iih i5m 3u. Der
itlnme Nugenlrt8 nqto tie' uno in
mig.
$50 '9nnie Dir lie 5roqe 3uritz
aeteu. Ga0ei.os iittft III aus
0ict6er lp9ro rot ME Elm Sunge.
Or llcf auf ie.ue 6rIu gu, uno nit
alter 1donana Ger 1oilette boben
aHo "a ipfniieH Pc letls trottlqe"
"Fale' ~'e oer Silrl4 lem gfaoeI
'Q'peIt'.
sQe'oF. meme %e'os' 4fsint lptIoe
'oFlpe 9etoe;
ret'anof! SIC md1f n9 los hno
,'sa'e oea 9aartnoteR telter e2bds
Oh HoC' MI Der ofp'Ioeh MULTI.
Ql9 ~ ood) 10 LANCE, ldn4e 1er.
gate er oaH Seuf5er gebortI EeTie
EN- 9au9 oen S~frgdn9eFeH
lad9ei9!dt:
rAG io SEINE Urine lleBen ios
or' Ron tEr' ger Sub uno tf,
plr 2aoen DIR lpIe 9sla0t oof IN
,er poeifHlprad;s ole fluael aes
'fo0en ooer 10 mas NepilIEhes,
lltt ipahtf
Ste ltr!6 mt e'ner le9r ret3enoeH
Stbdroe ubef lem perl'nllertes 9es
tdt:
"S6paB teinsn UnllnH, 0Iet9er'
EN-!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
UTAH ELECTRIC CLUB
HEARS TWO ADDRESSES
w. S. Mccarthy of This City and H.
Sands Of Denver Are the
Speakers.

w. 6. Mccarthy OF the Salt Lake
tariff bureau was the speaker at yes
terday's luncheon OF the Utah Electric
club in the Commercial club. II. S,
Sands OF the Denver office of the West.
inghouse Electric company, member of
the Colorado Electric club, was the
other speaker Plans were also begun
for the annual banquet of the Utah
club and the entertainment committee
was instructed to select a date and
make other preparations.
Mr.. Mccarthy discussed the proposed
raise of 10 per cent in the railroad
freight rates in Utah and Idaho, He
said that while the railroads might be
in serious need of an increase in reve'
nue. he objected to any discrimination
against Utah and Idaho or any other
single section. He said he believed the
increase should be general.
Mr.. Sands told the Utah Electric club
how the Colorado organization had been
reorganized and the benefits derived
The Colorado Electric club recently
combined with the Colorado Traffic
club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
MAY COMPEL USE
OF THE STEEL POLES
Problem Of Support for Electric Wires
in Paved District Still
Unsettled.

The advisabilty of forcing the Utah
Light 6 Ralway company 20 erect steei
poles in lieu OF wooden poles on all
paved streets in the city was discussed
bv the city commission yesterday. 1t
was decided to meet with the company
officials and go into the matter.
a city ordinance requires the steel
poles. which arc moro slightly in the
naved district than the wooden ones, but
some question has been raised rs to the
safety OF the steel poles. The matter
came up through Il report from the city
engineer TO the effect that the company
had refused to move certain wooden
poles when requested to do so on half q
dozen streets paved last year The
ordinance may be amended.
At the same meeting the commission
will take up the proposal of the Utah
Light & Railway company to furnish
the city a blanket bond for electric
signs provided the city will force MGR
chants who maintain these signs TO
keep them lighted four hours each night
in the winter time and two hours each
night in the summer. The city is plan
ming to take out some such blanket
bond IN order to save merchants the
trouble of filing individual bonds each
year. and the proposal of tho light COM
panv may be considered favorable I'M
Jess it is found that the city has no
lawful right to force merchants TO com
ply with the provisions imposed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
|cture Gamers: Sunday Is Your
Last Chance to Get the $500
Day for Securing Answer Books, Pictures
or Catalogues in the Great Game.

pants, who want TO get everything
necessary now and make a lightning
finish for the first prize, $500 cash, or
some other slice Of the $500 in cash,
Mai orucrs sent today, tomorrow or
Sunday viii be lined, even though they
arrive later than Sunday. But better
order today, for that will give you
moro time. And The Tribune is still
not certain chat there will be enough
Answer Books for all.
All sets OF answers must bo in The
Tribune office by evening of Saturday
January 81, The first day thnt partici-
pants may send or bring in their sets
will be next Monday, January 26.
Sets sent through the mail and re
eeived later than January 81 will be
accepted, PROVIDED they are post
marked January 81 or before.
Sunday wlll be the last day for get
ting answer Books, pictures or cata,
| logues.
Going to submit ALL your ingen-
uity?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Praises This Remedy
for Lung Trouble

Many people are led TO believe that
Lung Trouble is a disease which cannot
be conquered This Is wrong, as many
have fully recovered their health. A
change of climate has helped some. but
many more have been restored to health
cooked wholesome food, being temporal te
in their habits and adding the tonic
qualities of Eckman's AlLera tive,
medicine for Throat and Lung Troubles
Investigate this case:
Bowling Green. Ky, r. No. 4.
Gentlemen The spring OF 1903 l had
a severe cough for six months. | tried all
the medicine that my doctors recon-
mended 70 me, but no results came ior
the better. ] had night sweats, and
would cough and spit until got so weak
James Deering, OF Glasgow Junction, IN
sisted that / try your medicine. In one
weeks time there was quite an improve
ment in my condition. and after | had
taken several bottles l felt as we'll as
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piece Of American Beauty roses. ar
ranged in q china basket. The place cards
had the monogram OF the hostess in
gold. Prizes were won by Mrs +. D.
Woodruff. Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman and Mrs.
y. Fred Wey. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Wcy on East South Temple
street.
The United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy will meet this evening with Mrs.
w. ID. Prosser, 955 East Eleventh South
street. The programme Will be in com
mcmoraton Of Robert e. Lees birth
day.
The Ladies' Literary club will meet this
house. A paper on THE New Woman OF
the Orient will be given by Mrs. Lafay-
cite Banchett Mrs. +. M McHugh will
review THE Business Of Being Won-
ton OF Mrs. A. II. Peabody and Mrs,
William Wctzell, Miss Leona Schrack
VIII sing two numbers by Chadwick.
luncheon today at the Hotel Utah in
compliment to Miss Ora McDermott Of
Tucson, Ariz.
The Young Ladies sodality OF st.
Mary's cathedral VIII entertain with pTi-
vate theatricals and music at Cathedral
hill this evening. All young women OF
the Catholic church and their non atho-
nc lrlenoS are invited
Mrs. George Henson Estes has issued
invitations for tea at Fort Douglas
next Tuesday Afternoon. from to 8,
Mrs. Harry s knight and Miss Isabel
Shlffer will give 8. bridge tea this after
noon at the knight home on Twelfth
East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Lawrence are
now at homo at No. SO Bransford apart
mcnts,
Mrs. Pariey p. Jenson and sister. Miss
Amy Howe. have returned from a few
weeks, visit to Los Angeles and san
Mr., and Mrs. w S, Ears Of North
Yakima. Wash. Will arrive Saturday to
visit their daughters. Mrs. Jackson Nc
Chrystai and Mrs PHI p Clark
Mrs. George Romney. Jr. of Smith
field is here for q few weeks visit.
Mrs Frank jennings and Miss Edna
Dwyer entertained at tea Tuesday after"
| noon at the Dwyer home on West Tenn
pie, In compliment To Miss Alice Wilkins
| OF San francisco. guest OF Mrs. r. c.
Scllramm,
guest OF Miss Anna Mccormick at hel
home on Center street
Mrs. M, S. Duffield and children have
gone 10 southern California to remain fo1
sono time,
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Salinger arc NOV
ing to their new home In the Wesley
apartments,
Mr.. and MIS-, G. r. Lockhart, who are
at the Hotel Utah, Will leave Saturda y
for their home in Richmond, Utah,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters OF tho Pioneers will be held
Saturday at o'clock y. m. in the Bish-
| ops building. Ali interested arc
| invited.
Frank r Richards and daughter. Miss
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dinner at tho Tennis club last night for
Miss Alice wilkins. of San Francisco.
guest OF Mrs. l.. C. Schramm. The table
had a beautiful centerpiece of Richmond
roses. Covers were laid for sixteen.
Dancing and bowling occupied the
evening.
The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Methodist church had an all-day meet
ing yesterday. with Mrs Il +. Mills. on
Douglas avenue. The yellow section
members Of the society We're guests OF
the purple section at luncheon. The
luncheon was served al small tables and
the dining room was decorated In potted
iouquils. Covers were laid for fifty. Mrs
A. S. Peters sang during the afternoon
and a kenslngton was enjoyed.
Mrs ]. c. Hanchett entertained the
Imperial Auction Bridge club yesterday
at her home. l61 Eleventh East street.
Luncheon was served at l o'clock with
tho bridge game following. Covers were
laid for the members OF the club. num-
bering twelve The table had center