Logan Republican | 1905-04-05 | Page 2 | Mr. Cleveland's Musical Criticism |

Type	issue
Date	1905-04-05
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
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Article Title	Mr. Cleveland's Musical Criticism
Type	article
Date	1905-04-05
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
Page	2
OCR Text	Show Mr. Cleveland's Musical Criticism. Once, during his second term, Gro-ver Gro-ver Cleveland was asked to speak nt a function In a certain town and when ho nrrived at tho depot, tho wind wns blowing a galo, sleet was driving and hailstones nearly ns largo as marbles woro fiercely falling. Of courso, tho lnovltablo brass band wns thcro, and at tho sight of tho president, tho performers struck up with all tho strcnuoslty at their command. com-mand. "That Is tho most realistic music I over heard," remarked Clove-land. Clove-land. "What nro thoy trying to play?" nsked Secretary Olnoy, who accompanied accom-panied him. "Hail to tho Chief!" replied re-plied tho president with a cheorful smile.
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