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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12
WATER FOR THE RAILROAD
YARDS.

The city council and officials OF the
Hartman lines are expected 10 come
to an agreement this evening over
The supplying Of water to the railroads
yards.
The Union Pacific has its own pipe
line, extending from the yards to a
reservoir near the city's reservoir, and
1t is proposed that the Union Pacific
make connections with the city's water
supply conveying the water TO its own
reservoir, and on through its own sys-
tenn of pipes. the charge for the water
thus diverted to be based on a meter
rate of about cents thousand gal
Ions
The city should go as far as pos
sible In meeting the needs OF the
Hartman roads and in affording them
an ample water supply at a minimum
cost. as the Hartman roads are an
important factor in the upbuilding of
this community. We do not know
what it costs to deliver 1000 gallons
Of water into the city reservoir. but
that cost. perhaps with a small mar
gin added should be figured out and
made the basis OF the negotiations.
Our idea is that the city is not in the
water business as a money maker. The
object Is To furnish the people of Og-
den with good water at the smallest
cost, all things considered, such as
the upkeep of the system and neccs-
sary improvements, With that in
view, the city council should find It not
difficult to decide on rate and the
railroad officials should know when
fair terms have been offered; hence
there should come a speedy agree
ment.
The Union Pacific management is
not unfriendly to ogden, and Ogden
through its city council, should recog
nlze that fact and be as generous III
dealing with our friends as it Is pos
sible to be and do no one an injus
tice.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12
NIAGARA | 5
F R 0 I [. n
SOLID
Voice of River Mute Second
Time Within Memory OF
Man

Buffalo, April 1.-THE voice OF
Niagara was mute today for the sec
ond time in the memory OF man. The
river is frozen solid from bank to
bank.
On Wednesday the worst gale of the
season was recorded. The solid ice
fields of Lake Erie were churned from
end to end and piled in a huge mass
at the lower end of the lake.
AT Niagara Falls, there had been a
heavy Ice bridge In the pool below
the cataract since the middle of the
winter. Under the impact of the mass
OF ice from the lake above and the
added floes brought through by the
wind, the bridge gave way and began
to surge down the rapids. But before
1t could win freedom In Lake Ontario,
the wind shifted TO the north. Instant
ly the moving floes packed at the
mouth of the river The pack froZe
steadily and each hour brought add
ed pressure from above,
Unable to escape by It's natural
channels, the level of the river quickly
rose. The highest flood level record
GU lol pleNlouS years is 30 lSel dooNc
the normal. Friday night the river
was forty feet above normal Waiter
poured over the window sillS OF the
power house Of the Ontario Power
company and flooded the machines.
The tracks of the great gorge route
were covered from the lower steel
arch bridge to Lewiston.
Conservative estimates place the
damage at one million dollars. All
day long a constant stream of visitors
poured down the railway tracks. the
trolley tracks. packed the trains and
the cars and even rode and walked
across country to see a sight that is
not likely to repeat Itself within the
present generation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12
SIX PERSONS LOST
LIVES IN FIRE

Lenox. Mass, April 11-Six persons
lost their lives. three others were bad
ly burned and a property loss of be-
tween 100000 and 100000 was
caused by fire in this citys business
section early today.
Four business blocks and four
houses were burned.
The dead:
EDWARD c. VENTURES, electrician.
MRS. EDWARD c. VENTURES.
MISS LESLIE YENTRES, aged IL
years
MISS ALICE FRENCH.
MISS ISABEL COOK.
MISS MARY PARKS.
The injured:
Mrs. Catherine Root and her two
SOM, George and Arthur, severely
burned
The loss of life occurred in the
Clifford building and resulted from a
series OF explosions OF turpentine.
paints, oils, and dynamite stored in
the cellar
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12
OVER VALUATION OF
BEEF MUST STOP

Washington. April 1.-THE practice
of over valuing dressed beef trans
ported and Of using such over yalua-
ton as a basis for claims against rail
road companies, when the beef is in
jured or destroyed in transit, must
be stopped at once. according to a
decision reached by Attorney Gene
raj Wickersham as result oil an in
vestigation made because of com
plants against one Of the large beef
packing companies OF Chicago. The
complaints say the company had
placed a ficticious value on beef claim
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12
STRATEGY,

Rodrick-Great Scott, Has Bilkins
lost his mind?
van Albert don't think so; why
Rodrlck-Just look at the illumlnf
tion in his house. He has had every
gas jet burning all day long.
Van Albert-Oh, that's just little
scheme Bnkins has to increase ms
gas bill this month. His wife Is COM
ing back tomorrow and he told me NO
had been remaining at home and read
ing every night since she went away.
II she looked at the gas bill and found
it to be only SO cents he would DC
coYnered for an explanation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12

ed to have been injured or destroyed
in transit
The attorney general says the cal
culated cost price OF the beef in Ques-
tIon Is too large as no allowance is
made for the large. profits from the
sales of the hides and other by-pro-
ducts.
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The Standard invites the attention
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We guarantee that no other paper in
Ogden has even one-half the bona0de
actual subscribers that The Evening
Standard hae. In fact we challenge
The comparison OF any subscription list
With that of The Evening Standard.
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-12

on the bridge deck Mr. Roosevelt
answered by waving his hat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
Nprb Serantpn.

Sobn @olamus pon DiuD aus
9Iusuus, elm Ssrsmunn in Der Bulls
Seao Soblen @ompanie .3ehe, wurOe
Donneritas Wtorsen uuter eiuem De-
denfull sefansen uno 10 idlimm iuuer'
LID uerlest, oaB er msbrers Stunbeu
ipdter i'm Staat 0oipitul itarb. 3uerit
pabnts man, Der Mann isi nur unbe.
oeutenb uerlest.
- Slabs Der Sit 0iartet StraBs
SrsnSuns ipruns cine .. & 8. SOfO'
motius uub jwei 9arren am Samitas
Wtorssn BON ben @elsiien, bod wuroe
uur Der SeiSer 8eder oaSurd leidt uer'
lsst, ba bic aubsren 3usunseitsllten in
3sit abiprauseu. Die SOtOmOtius uuO
aarren purOen fart bei6aoist unb bic
@elsiIe fur iibsr cine Stunbs blOdirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
Suumprc.

= 8ei oem Gbspaar Sobn Steitb BON
Yiue Struse babsn iid 3wiIlinss - Elm
Sobn uno cine Toater - ein9eitsllt.
- @briitiue, bic iusenblihe Eohter
Der @beleute 0illiam S6uls uou Gppls
Strass, purbe Disuftas 9tu9mittas i'm
5Oreit Siu 5risObOf bsiseiest.
= Srau Mi9asl Mtc@abe pon bier
wurOs Samitas DtOraen utdt unerbsb'
li6 uerlest, oils Elm srOBes @enidt uon
ber Preubersait Su6biuoersi in ben
8rei6el &aoen an gBpomius Gpenus
fiel, mo fis aussiteGt iit. Das @spidt
fradte burd Elm Sberlidt, ftsl auf ben
Eiid Dor ibr, iprans ab unO brad Elm
Sein, uerieste ibr uud eineu tiefen
S6nitt an arm. Wtebrere iunse Da'
men. bic Ii9 nahe Der Stelle befuuosu,
sntfamsn uuuerlest.
- Sin OurDea Babunaseu ipraus
Douusrlta9 slbsnb an Der @de uou
Slafeln uno 9Billiam Strassu pon ben
@sleiien, fubr Die SOiduns biuub unO
raunte sesen Oes SSert Der 2aurel 9ill
9aumiduls. @burles Slime uon Glib
8latelp Strase uub Stsuen Siorebut
BON @beftnut StruBe erbielteu ben 8iis
den uerlest, wdbrenO cine 5rau bon
WioscOw, bic ibreu Oiumen uerpsiserts,
In Sbnmadt fiel. Dieie orei paren
Paiiasiere, pdbrsuo 27 Gnseitellte Der
@ompanie unuerlest entfamen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
2aGaip anna 3ipei9.

Der Ntonat Sftobsr 1T elm ,,fur,er
fir ben 3weiS uno 10 MAIDEN mir idon
beute oarauf aufmerfIam, oaB bic re9el'
mdBise Monatsueriammluug am Srei'
tag nd 6iter Wo6e itattfinoet, Ialio
am %. Sftober.
g8ir baben ben 9lisbsrn cine srfreu'
lide gtadridt mitjutbeilen, nsmlif, Die
oifi,ielle GnmelOuns bss .Sunser Wtdn'
ner6orA gum 8eitritt on ben 3weis,
wsl4e uns am Dienitas 3usius. SBir
seitsben often, oaB unS bieS cine sroBe
Sreuoe madt, oenn oaourd 9epinnt Der
3wsis cine anSabl iuussr Deutid slmes
rifaner, bic gum SOrtbeitauo bsfslben
uubeoinst uOtbis iiuo,-Senn bic alten
iterben aus uno Die iuuse @eneration
iollts on ibre Stelle treten.
Die gtomination Der Beamten fir
bas tommsu6e Sabr iollte i'm Deiember
erfolaen unS bic 9ieupabl i'm Sanuar.
8ir fOnnen ben Wfitslieberu ni9t brin'
ssnb ssnus ans Ser3 lessn, buB bon
sinem tiidtiseu, susrsii6en Soritano
bas @sbsibsn bss 3wsisss in srOBeH
Dtass abbansis lit, unO mir mUdten
i6ou isst ernftIid Oarauf brinsen,
OuB bic NiitslisOsr fia in ibren areiisn
bas bette Wtaterial uusiudsn. giidt
nur @insslslisOer, aud Delssaten finS
Su iebsm amts wdblbar, bod erliidt bic
gmts3eit Der lssteren nit ibrem Wfan'
bat als Delsgat ibres Ssreius.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
s6Onfarberei.

gBh s,tsu unfsrm psrtbn etinn bisrmit
funb, boe Ssu eaas bic ,.8rsn6 Dptius aub
CLEANING @Orfs" pison rUHnft bat uub itins
Stunpsn nit btiunprr SUrsfalt bffrisbist.
Spsislt aufmsrfamfsit nuf 6sbru rsiuissn
uub farbsu. bu r her Giniiss IL in Der Stabt,
Der bic 8tSrH ldtit bsiOrst unb bic gsRsluus
fOmii innnbalb "a Stunetn srIfbissn fann.
GbtniO bis bette 3susnib uufptiisn fam in
bsr gOIaut unp spissu Garbnf, ssHau nu&
,Ruitr.
1888 Sidion abenue unO 410
MaSiioa 9benne, biatenaus.
Ntuts StIspbpn 718R.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
2ln Sebipinbf bfiiebti9e.

Gbparb u. @ilipn's pr6parat BON Sypbc.
pCipbitts uub 8lUbsstti BON benz Originator.
mula III bas fUnisIiHs Nitttl fir ausisbruns,
Gstbnia, 8rpn&ihs, aataub, Ga Grippe, pus
ftn, GrfaImnstn uub aIIs eHussH' uub pals.
ltiben.
Ditttuistu, psI&t 10 btnust Hatfn, nsbmtn
isin anetrts unb tmpftblfu 70 tbrtn RtiIti-
btnbtn.
Go bat pitIs furirt, na@sn iRr ar,t Rs aIs
uubtilbar aufgstbsn bate.
Ditfts Witttl 10 felt iibtr 48 Satrsn TN @t.
brau&, unb Sbr Mpptbdtr tauH ts NIT splltn
aupsifunstn uub Naib fiir Sis rIauesn ron
ben lrttnbtn GHsrps Droustfru, pbn pos mir
birch.
gir sole ausFuuft 3HsniH. aiR., abbr,C.
ert 9. Y. Abbpit, alsinistT Aesnt, 60 aun
Shaet, Rsp gsrf CITY, q. D. Naa nR6bm
bifs 3tituus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14

Bsltsllt oas -8ohenblatt. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
yieue Ban nmS slnleibe slftien.

Cine neue Ssrie wirO erOffuet oieieu
Wfonat in Der @conomp Bau uno gu'
leibe @sieuidaft BON scranton, Pu,
aftisn toitsn 81 90 ben UfOuut unb be-
sublsn 6 PrO5sut Sntsreiisn. 9eiut
SpOrteln fir slufnubme OOer 3uriid'
;isbuus. Sir ausfiibrlide SufOrma'
tion mslbe man ii6 in Der Sffice, 421
gadamanua Gpsnue. @sorss 8. Wtc'
@artp, Praiibsnt; g8. s. Sausban,
Ssfrstar. E'EssA &zAG 41,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
Sa8 Ebal abtpdrtS.

Sd6 &hdl dbpdrt6.
Sahlor.-Dis @rubenarbeiter an ben
TaDlor, Ppne, Soloen uno GrAbalo
3eden treffen Sorbereitnnsen fir eiue
Dtaiienusriammluns am 0tithell Gase.
ben 80. Sttober. Der felt brei 0tonas
ten uuter Heparatur 9eDeieue uuo nit
ueusr Wfai6iuerie ueriebene BREEDER un
Der PDne 3sde ioll etWa Wtitte oieies
WtOnats mieber in 8etrisb seiest mers
oen.-Serr s. 9S. 9isiser bat nit Eidet
9io. 9O1 bas fiinf Dollar @oloittid ses
monneu, psl6ss gum Benefi3 Der 60.
beuti6en Sirhe oabier 6reita9 Gbeno
uerloit purbs.-Bm. 8. Gbomas, iiber
IA Sabre elm Sormaun on Der Pgne
j3ehe, itarb Sountag abeno an ben
Solseu sines Dor pier Wtonaten erlitte.
men Sdlasanfallss; er mar 81 Sabre
alt.-Sia6 isdspD9eutlidsr 3ranfbeit
lit SonntaS abeno elm alter osuti9er
YHrser, MeldiOr Rieoer. i'm alter uon
70 Subreu usridieben, @r biutsrldBt
bic S0bue SObu, MsldiOr ir. unO sn'
oreas, lestersr In Portlano, Oregon,
anidiiis. uno cine Godter, 5ruu Dtel.
dior Streun; bic Srau, iein dltslter
Sobn @aspar unb ;wei Mdo4en sinsen
ibm i'm Gooe poraus. Die Beerbi9un9
erfol9te seitern i'm Memorial Srieohofe,
mad uOrberisem @Ottssbienit in Der eu.
oentiden Stride oabier. @r rube ianft |
-ltnter Dem Dade bes Serrn SObn
Otieosr an @roue StraBe lit lsstbin Der
Stor4 einsefebrt; es lit Elm itrammer
Snnse, b. 8. nidt Der Stora, ionoern
Oas binterlahene ausebinOe. 9tabtrds.
lid uniere @ratulation -gBie usrlaus
tst, iino bic Ssrren SObn Sdldppi uno
9ller Suber mieoer pom Sdpel,erlanbe
juriidsefebrt.-Das lsstsn SOHHtas abs
gebalteue Sd)ieBen bes SBilbelm EEL
SAiisen Club mar bonn idOniten Wet'
ter besiinitist, fart beiudt uno es mo-.
rem quite Sdiisen unweieuo. Der Rei'
bsfOlss na6 marsn fOlsenOs Sdiisen
nit ben bsisefiisten Punften 9eniuuer
SObn Deiniu9er "a. Sobn Sorser 73.
lllri6 9Orser II, 8. 8eiienlub (Eaps
lOr) 20, Sobn Sdilo 50. Wt. Strsun
6S, o. 9tdssli 6s, 3. 8eiisnfIub (JienO'
ban) 81.
- @twa IT'S Nnseitsllts Der Sames
SimpiOn Seiosfubrit 5u WinOOfa GIN
gen am 5reitas Wtorsen on ben Streit,
neil bic Dor GINGER 3eit setrOffeue Ser'
einbaruns nidt uOu ben Sabritbsiisern
muroe. ~
- Soiepb Dworaf BON Dupont. Der
am Samita9 gbeuo betrunfen mar uuo
ieiuen aOitsanser SObn Preneto an'
sriff, oils Oieisr beimsefsbrt mar, erbielt
BON oieiem eiueu Wteiieritid in ben
yiadeu, Der aIs ssfdbrlid beSeiduet
uiro. PrenetO ioll in Selbituertbeibi.
uun9 sebauoelt baben.
- Bldtter unbi Die 5euhtisfeit Der
S6ienen butten Montas giudmittas in
Dfooiic ,ur SOlse, oas Der WfotOrmaun
bic 9OntrOlls ieines Sabnpaseus auf
Dud'S Berg uerlOr unO berielbe oanu
nit GROCER Sdnsllisfst ben Berg binab
idOB uuO sessu eineu 3aun auprallte.
Dtsbrere Raiiasiere purOen bur6 @lus.
iderbsu uerlest, aber feiner seidbrlid.
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Die fsinitsu Drudarbsiteu Der Stabt,
sisfsrt bic Offies oes .8O9sublatt.-
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stabt ilno Goanti).
Ole Gelepbonnummsr bssr 8o6enblait'
lit iest 23O9 (neues).

- Sst ben @beleuten J. y. @brbaro
uon sSaibinston sIusnus bat ii6 cit
Stammbdlter eiu9sitellt.
- Saut oem Beri6t Der Bureaus De,
@eiunobeit ereisneten Ii6 bier i'm Der.
floiienen Ntouat 124 Gobesidle uni
300 @sburten.
VI. Vlau nno Wii6ael S'@onnol
baben am 6reitas bas @eorse gartor
@issntbum an Yeun auenue gum grsis
uOn $4,000 fduflia srporbsn.
- 8rduleiu Rutb 6. Sacobs ift ON
WfOnta9 5ur Fruris i'm bielissn @eridi
3uSelulisn pOrben. Sie lit bic ,ueit,
israu, pslds ii4 i'm County oils aouOD
fatin ausbiloete.
= Saumeifter euOpis Z. Stipp er,
ptslt am OOnneritas absnb gum Yreis
uOn $29.352 ben SOntraft fir bic Sr,
renabtbsiIung bes Slatslp armenoiltrif,
tes 3u9eiprO9en.
- Sn bem 9ebr. WtaIucci 2oSeu on
sSpomiug sluenus entItano DonnerItau
yfa9t nm II llbr elm Seuer, bas Dol
letner Vepalti9uus einen ueranIdlaateu
S9aoen Don 81, 900 anri6tete.
- Wfebrere republifaniide SanSiSa.
ten fir Staatsdmtsr, iupie anOere bro.
mineute Wtauuer Der Bartei, perbsn
mOrsen bier eintrsffsn uuO i'm Saupt.
quarter an 8pomins gluenue 9lureSen
balten.
- Oas Suffer @isentbum an Der @de
oon Sadawanna unO gBaibiustOn Gue.
nues, 9e9eHnartis BON q. gB. 9Batfins
als Saosn beuust, 1T gum Preis bon
$3.50 uOn Der Gaplor, 8ropnina 60.
am Sreitas srwOrbsn porSsn.
- Ssr9siien sic nidt na6iten Gam.
flag, seleseutlid Oss Gag" Cages,
Sbr S9srfIein gum unterbalt bss Dab
nsHann Soipitals beiSutrassn. Das
Snititut bat 8eiitanb n6tbis, nm Iein
wOblthatisss 8irten fOrt,uisssn.
= Clement u. Saiis, Der BON Sobu
Z. Susbes, benz BETTER elmer beuesli,
den Uilberuorftelluns. als Solicitor on,
ssitslt mar unb ii6 babel absebli1 $1o2
ansisusts, pnroe DOnnsritus in @r.
manselung BON $4Oo 8iirsiaaft beHl
Sefdu9niB iiberiunbt.
- SrauIein emma u. Srep, bon
ibrsm Seiude in Der S9psi, ;urhdse'
tsbrt, bat ibren Seruf als uIiflebreriu
pieoer anfsenommsn. uutsrri9t i'm 9la'
uisripiel fam i'm Suuie Der 30slinst
iOpie i'm Stuoio Der Ssbrsriu, 519 Yiut
StraBe. ertbeilt merbsn.
- GbOmas 8. Spruts, 55 Sabrl
aft, Der i9on felt einissr 3eit leioent
mar, 1T am DfOHtas 9ia6mittas in isi'
ner Bobnung an POplur StraBs ieinet
arantbsit erleseu. Der SsrItorbeut
mar elmer Der befannten @ebr. Spruta
unb piro BON elmer Eo6ter unb sineHl
Sobu iibsrlsbt. Die Bsiiesuns finbst
beute Oiadmittus i'm DuumOre SrisO'
bof itatt.
= emanuel Steiuba9 BON Ssllum
Court, bisber in Der S6psnter Bud.
binOerei on SSuibiustou auenue anse'
itellt, wnroe Sumitas sntlaiisn, uubm
Onun seuus @strdnfe gu iid, um bsns'
belt iu werosn. tpOruuf er nuh Der Su6'
binoerei ;uriidfebrte unb nit einsm Rs'
uOIuer eineu Der @i9sntbiimer eini9ti6.
tern wollte. @r wuroe aber pcrbaItst
uno ipater wessH Grunfenbeit So be-
itraft, aud fir Ous RsuOlusrfu9tsln fhr
Elm Ssridtli4es Grideinen unter Sfrs.
ihaft 9sitellt.
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Ole eriten usreiuSsltsnS S6nssflodsl
fielen beute Wtorsen balb Z ubr.
= Ssi ben @betsuten Billiam 0sn
Isl BON PrescOtt luenue bat lid Ell
EO6terlein einssitsllt.
= Die erfte seiesli6s Seier bss 60
lumbus cages srfOlste Dienltas ieitent
Der Stalieuer bon bier unO llmse9ent
unb seitaltete iid ju elmer re6t nettsu
Jia6 porberiser ParuOe fuuo am 60
lumbus Denfmal bsim @sri6tssebauol
Die offi,ielle Ssier nit eutiprehenber
Geben itatt unO ipater CAB es eiuer
9mpfuus in Der eiebertraus Salls. Dae
Wstter mar prd9tig.
= Der Dspuipeunitabler gBilliam o.
Sole murbe Mtoutas Sta9mittas aui
cine srauirenbe snfIass uerhaftet unS
na6 eiuem Serb6r fur Elm seridtlides
@ri6sinsn unter $500 8iirsidaft &C.
itsllt. @r ion am Donneritas Gbenb,
uudOsm er Srau gnuie giietti ussen
einem unseblidsn Disbftabl uerbaftet
bate. oielslbs mad Rsnba's 8irtbi6aft
an @eoar auenue senommsn uuo ibr
pier sroBe 9ldier Sier seseben babsn,
worauf er bann bic 5rau friminsu an'
sriff. Cole seitanb, oaB er bic 5rau
nad Der 8irtbidaft nabm, beitreitet
uber auf bas enti6isoenite ben Gnsriff.
- llnisre Stabt bate am Moutas
Oia6mittas fiir furSe 3eit bObs. beutide
@dite, bic iid auf Der 6abrt na6 ben
Niagara Sdlleu bsfanosn uno bier obs
itessu, Inn Die BabultatiOu unb bic
SeDier Sullep 0srte gu inipi;iren. Die
Ssiellihaft beitano aus @roBaomiral
BON Softer, Sapitdn BON OtIller.
Oe1en periOnli9er aOiutant, 9apitan
Dtauue pon Der 8iftoria.9ouiie, Sapi.
tdn Sauptmaun BON Der Bremen, So.
pitdn @nselbarbt BON Der 9ertba, unb
anoeren Serreu. bic BON
Braiiosnt 98. 8. Grussbale uno ben
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iden 0tesieruus an Der Suoiou'Sulton
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nun furSe ablte9er, UNI etwas iiber
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panua EOpuibip BON 5wsifslbafteu 0ta'
men gu rsiuisen, enti6ieb &idter @o'
parOs am Sreitag, oaB naa ieiner sln'
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,sn fam. pdbrsno bic Hi6ter Oiewcomb
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,erartises Sorsebeu ni6t in Der Ma6t
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# Der glnii9t, oaB bic Srase, oh Elm
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,urb elm Oirettes Serfabren entiAieoen
uerben fam, inOem feline ReAte senau
,e,ei6net werben iOllten; aud 9laubt
r, buB bas @eriat nur iOlpeit einSreis
en- fann, als wie pou bsm @eies fiir
Vie Glisforeu ielbit uOrseidrisben wirb.
mo nur banu, nsnn bemieieu miro, oaB
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lidts Dir nifts 5u entidsioen. oh Elm
Damn elm Burger lit Ooer ieiu 9iame
Jon ben 9iften seftriden weroen ioll,
ann mad ieiner slnit6t nidt bur4 elm
'srartises Serfabren eutidisOeu perOsn.
Die 9iiteu tpsrOsu aliO itsben, wie iie
ino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14

- anoren Slenesti BON 2ujerne
StruBs iudt eincn SOitSduser numens
GOful, Der ibu um SreituS uerlieB uno
babel $50 in 8aursslo uno elm Ouuu'
tum SlsiOunssitiide mitnabm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14

= gm Dieuftas erit purbe Die for
melle Sefanntmuduus ssmadt, oaf
Srdulein Goie Snieriem uon 9iort
Sumuer auenue uuo Sionep 8. Stout
ton idon am Is. September burd Pa'
flor SafOb S6Ottle oils elm @bepaai
einseissnst wurosu. Das iuuse @bel
paar bate bic Sod3eit uuf ben 6. Otto
bsr feitseiest, ba ieOod 9err S66ttlt
an oieism Datum nidt in Der Staoi
isin wiirce, 10 eutidlOb es iid fiir sint
friibere 9odjsit.
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6runt y. EbompiOn uon Bilfes,B ,Barrs
cine EbsiIbaberi6aft sebilbst bate, uul
einen SdieferIsisriteiu gu fabri,iren,
lieB oieien usrbafteu, neil sr bic @utbed.
uns semadt, oaB er UsridisbsHs Sa6eu
I'm Bertb BON $4OO aus Der 8erfltatts
iia ausssisuet bate. Ebomplon purbs
DienitaS nad eiuem Serb0r auf biz
antlaSe oes Diebitabls uuter $500
Siirsidaft fir elm seridt1idss @rIdei.
men ssbulteu.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14
Ism. 3rCffel,
Semticber Wek9er,

l116 Sadion Strabs,
lisfHt bic fsinRsn BdrRs in Sbbs Rarf; ual
sbtuio ale eorteu frijSts HHb siHstps6eIiti
6Isif&, Rau@Fsii& a. D.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22
AMERICAN GIRL REJECTS
WEAIITHY INDIAN RAJAH

San Francisco.-The Misses Barbara
and Marion Deering, daughters of the
millionaire farm implement man
ufacturer. Charles Deering, both of
whom received proposals of marriage
from one of the wealthiest and most
powerful of Indian rajahs, are in the
city today. They arrived on the Pa
cific liner siberia after an extended
tour Of the orient.
During a trip through the foothills
country of the upper Indian peninsu-
la with their uncle Captain Herbert
S. Whipple, L. S. A., retired. the young
Americans were received by the In
dian potentate. During their presence
in the palace the rajah showed them
marked preference. The climax OF
the adventure, however, came the fol-
lowing day.
Clad in gorgeous oriental court
dress emissaries of the prince waited
upon Captain Whipple and formally
asked in marriage the two American
girls for their ruler Whipple declined
the offer dipomatcally.
The young ladies prefer not to talk
of their strange adventure. They were
astounded that news of it reached this
country
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

ila duties was made to feel that he
was not the peer Of the powerful five
Owens charge was made in the
course of speech in which he scored
the Aldrich tariff bin and the men
who prepared it. He referred to the
failure of the finance committee to
furnish information regarding the cost
of production in the United States and
abroad and for refusing to permit the
democratic members to participate in
framing the bill.
Continuing, he bcanded the bill as
a measure to protect monopolists at
the expense of every class of consum-
ers. He declared his unalterable in
tention to cast his vote against its pas
sage.
With the approval of the finance
committee the senate today reduced
the amount or the filler tobacco that
may be brougM free of duty from the
Philippines, from 1900, 900 to 1,OO0,-
900 pounds. The number of cigars to
be admitted Under the same conditi-
ons was reduced from $4,000, 900 to
10000, 900.