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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record In the office
of County Recorder Wallace:
John Fl. Kaufman TO Mary Kaufman.
part Of block 33, plat c, Ogden City
survey. Consideration, 81.
Homer A. Randall and wife to Her
man Booth and wife, part Of the south
west quarter Of section %. township z,
range west. Consideration, $3.50.
Homer A Randall and wife to Her
man Booth and wife, part of the south
east quarter Of section 26. township Z,
range west Consideration, S3,500
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15
obliged TO dismiss the case for lack o
evidence.
SEEDS! SEEDS!

II Is time to buy seeds, Pingree &
Keller have them: the largest variety
and entirely fresh. at the lowest
prices. too. Stratagem Peas. cts;
Alaska Peas, cts; and Sweet Peas.
So cts per pound. Both phones, No.
2616. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15
ironing Shirt Waist

II you have trouble in making the
button side Of waists. shirts. and
corset covers look nice, fold a Tur,,isb
or bath towel double with the buttons
facing down. Now run the iron over
1t several times and the band will ho
i-oned smooth and dry.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15
IS
E @ u N D
DEAD
ITALIAN SCISSORS GRINDER DIES
OF RHEUMATISM.
nc was Without Funds, the Local
italian Consul Having Aided Him
Has Daughter in School.

The dead body of Dominick Vitullo,
an elderly Italian, was found In his
room at the Chapman house this
morning death apparently having re-
suited from rheumatism. He had been
q sufferer OF asthma Very little Is
known OF the man beyond the fact that
he was scissors grinder and had been
In Ogden about three weeks.
During his stay here he became ac-
Quainted with Frazsini brothers, to
whom he stated that he had daughter
In the schools of St Louis, Mo. The
Italian consul at that point has been
asked to ascertain the daughters
whereabouts. II possible. and to notify
her OF her fathers demise.
Among the old gentleman's effects
were numerous letters and addresses
from Spokane, Bellingham and North
Yakima, Wash There were also some
letters from man by the name OF e.
Bonetti, proprietor OF the Merchants
bar at Pendleton. Ore, acknowledging
receipt OF s3e which the deceased had
sent him In 1907. There were also the
addresses of Sherry Curtis. Reno, New.
and E. Curtis. Magnolia bar, 615 West
Holly street. BellIngham, Wash, Also
a roughly drawn map OF mining prop
critics In the Vicinity OF Garfield. Utah,
and an envelope bearing the address
of Shirl Kingsley, La Grande. Ore.
from Mrs. J. Q. w, $50 West Thir-
tieth street. Los Angeles. Cal"
The deceased was without funds.
only 70 cents being found upon him
person, presumably the balance OF
S150 given him by Mr.. Frazzinl on
Friday for food. Nothing was seen
Of him since Friday evening, until the
discovery of his body this morning
The remains are now at the Larkln un-
dertaking parlors.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders. Ia
borers rely on Dr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil Takes the sting out of cuts. burns
or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where 1t is used. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-15
ORDERED SIX AERoPLANES

London, March 1.-THE Wrigh.
Brothers have placed an order with
London frm for the Immediate con-
struction Of sixaeroplanes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13
Wicbcr Gin N%cid)cnfunb in Canton

Noptom g. II, MGr;. Iie
bIcNlgc Nolijci lit in eillem ocnlod)tcr
Sclhcrful0 luic0crllm eillen rGtbicl-
boItcn @cbclnniB gcgcniibcr gcItcQt
luoroen. llntcrbolb Der NpleltroBcll-
Trllfc. an cillcm Nrte, Der iid) SIT CT
mem Ecrbrcdlcn hcrporraNeno ciQnen
ipllroc, Ou IN elmer Gntfermlll1 Don
1000 0ltb feline mcnlhlifc Yeboll-
'llll1 jt ttnOcu lit, rmmcit Der syoir
GROUNDS. clllenl bcfunlten Hcloc5=
polla Flobc poi1 WGnler ilno WtGo.
dcll, mllrbe Die 9cid)c elmer onidei
memo 30 Sabre ultell, gur5 in
Sdnpar5 9etleibcten 6rou hulb I'M
gSo'Ncr licgeno mufgciuthcm ocrel
Identification in Solge Der bcrcitS
liort porgeid)rittcnen Terluciuilq icbr
crldnucrt wcrbcn biiritc.
Nod Nlliidt Der Eoli5ci = Seamten
bot Der &orper Der Eobtcn lett mint
ocItelfS cincm Mtonat i'm @oiicr ac-
le9en. &or bicier Belt ctlpa mill
Charles Stiefert an Gnoc Der Nipple
Strobell = Bride cine lihtbor ner-
poie, Observation-Disclosures Nrou iteben
geIcbcn butcn, Die nni@eineno oltf
Semollben portcte unb lif Damn in
Der Nihttlg Der Soir Grounds cnt-
icrntc. Gic Toli5ei ihmonft nod,
;luiId)cn Moro mo Sclbitmoro. Son
bcn icDs lcBtcl1 Wabdcnlnproen in
Gopton lillb bier iulaniacflGrt &c
blirGr,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13
Gas acDlantc @irs . NcnfmnL

%Ntlonto, Ga, ~. MGrj. Die
Georgia 0ipiiion Der .ltlntcp
Soiigbters or TIE Gonfcoerocp" bat
cine Spe5ioIiituna obacbolteu, mn
oeflnltip ben Flot 5ll beitimmerl 40
ons Gentlnol fir Captain @ir,, belt
eln'tigen Gommonbonten bes ojc.
tdngnilica in Nnocrionpiuc mGbrcuo
oeS Siirgerfrieaes, onfgeitcat mcroen
loll. SIN perflolicnen Sabre mar boS
Monument Der Stoot Hidnlpnb, go,
a%ll0ebotet uno Don bicler oloencnt.
men lporoell, ober pielc bon Den
"Sollgtters" proteitirtcn oooeacn II.
nroll9cl oaralL Dos Monunlcnt in.
llerDolb oeS Stoovs Georgia oui,u.
@ltellel1, an gceignetIten in MnOcripn.
bile. Sic 9iirger BON N(noeripupiQc
llldlten oarilm llod), oas Wonun1cnt
bort SIT errid)tcri. rulo botcn eil,clt
Elat bafilr oil, nit Der GerIid,cruuo,
tie luilroen oos Wol1ument miQfon.
men belBell. So blicb Die ,Sroac IN
Der Sflpebe. Nn Der beutiacn 81
BllllA nllroc Nnocrionpilc ols Cent
lllolploB nllscrlcbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13
@irbcr i'm Wctrieb.

Sontb NormaIf, Conn, ~.
M1r5. Gie @oltborien Sot So.
eroifrete iuieoerum Den @etrieb in
ibrer bieIi9en Sobrif, Der in Ioloc
oes &onVfes nm Die Gnticrnung oeS
Union Sabels aus Dem Snncren Ser
Sabrifatc 5lpei Morotc lang ger,lbt
battc. Die 8eielihaft beabiihti9t,
ibre @eldldite ais Open Shop" mel
fer 5i iitbren. Sheriff &amlep, Der
lid altf Grluhel Der ssirino Grofnt II.
anapp nit Der Situation beiobtc, nm
tiir eillen Sd)llb Der Nihtlinio1arbci-
tee Gorge 6n trogen, erfl1rt, bab cr
obne Ole llnterItiiBung Ser it1btiiden
Vcboroen Hidta tblin fonnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13
Tcmrn Itratiuu an, /. Mai.
%crtrrtrr BON lojioIiItiidcn Gr1ulli
lotioncn mo WruCrtidnitcn trcf.
len %ortcbrlngen.

Ncm Dort, f.. MGr3.- Gtno
tlnf5iN G%elc1otCn BON io5idliitiihen
SrAnnilotioncn mo ucrid)icocncn
WcpCrt'd)oIten bottcn iid) 1citcrll
Nbclto inn Sobor. Scnlpcl, Nr. 2l7,
CltsS4. StraBc, cingcflnoenL nm bic
crltcn Shrittc III elmer Acluolti9cu
Wt0Ilcn > Concentration Der iu,ialiiti.
ld]en Nrhcltcr Don Nuu-Yorf an
SomltdA, Den +. W0i. Dem intcrnQ-
tionolen @lrbcitcr 6eicrtog. 81 trci-
zen. SuuptiGhlid] m1lroc 0urilbcr
bcrntbcn, Oh ntult IN cincnl Saulc
oCcr inter frcicn Nimlnrl cine Ser.
lGnlntllltl abbultcn iollC. Gin olts
ndbt WtitJlle0crn beltchenbcS Gornite
mlroc clnNelcBt, llnt NlGnc iiir 0ic
N%'ulo1cbulla all9jliarbcitcn. Cine
ltbbnttc Ncbottc cntipnnn lid, iibcr
ocn NntroA Don Sobn Milllen Don
Der nSrll0 Socinlit Tcoerntion" oQc
NIlprodcn MIR III cnlliid)er Sprufc
boIten 81 %IoIlcn; 5nbIrcid)G Gclcgoten
lproll1cn dltf mo prcteitirtcn Ooac=
gen. StlicBlih IlcB man olrdb oicic
Nrolc mlcntidicOCn ll1lb miro lie
noditcn Gicnitog IN elmer ncllcn Der
lnmnllutg crGrtcrn. Ger ,Gentrol
6eoerotco Union" mllrOcn in GolQc
lbrer onAcbIid Iallcn @oltuu1g bel Der
lcsten anmo9cbrng Der NrbeitSloicn
blttcrc %ormiirfc 9cnlud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13

flGrlng OcS ErCnlier$ nltcrltrtd)en,
BOB Die inncrpolitiidcn 8egcnldBe
sic @ilouul9 zines Goolitions!9ftrl
itcrillnl$ ulS0cihloiicn hGttcn hod'
lei Die &~cgicrlnA Don Oen Iailterltell
conititutiolrcllcn }lbIidtcn %erfillt mo
miini6e sic Gurdiiihrung Der 60
5iulpo(itif ltno sic Gerit0n0iqlung Ser
&orteicn in @obmcn.
3eGnfod ii bcr5ctd netc
NnIcihc.
" len. Ocn II. Wtdr5.
>m Ninblif oltf 0i, Acualti0cn
NniorOcrumNen. mcld)c Ourd) bic Dor
b%ereitungcn fiir oclr Grnitfou al 0cll
McidaiGdcI 9citcnt mcrOc1L gilt Der
0roBc GrioIg Ser c6cn erioloten
Gmiiiion bon 800 Milioncn &ronell
Shobihcinrn ais b0dIt 5uiricDenitcl
lcub. Sic Nnlcihc lit 5cbnmol iibcr.
5cid)llct morocn. Sic S6obid)eillc.
mcldc Der Ncnl2iniomc 6%inon5nlini.
tier Baron Nltrinn or59icbt, brinAcrl
! Eroicnt uno Ialtfcn 3 Sabre,
Ncue @ermittclnuQS- &or.
dlGac.
@riiiicL II. Mdr5. - Stoot5.
miniitcr @rcrnocrt bot Elm Muno.
ihrcibcn an 0oa bclNiid)c Eorlonlcnt
c%rIoiien b~c5iiAIid) elmer Mittheilung
rucld)c CT BON Baron o'Gltoltrncac2
sc Gonltont, Dem ErGiiOcnten 0el
1ron5oiild)en INSTRUMENTATION @rllp.
pc, crholtcn bot. Ter Baron Crilld)t
lblL ais FrGliOentcn 0c9 interpnrln.
mcntoriIhcn Tricocn5- Gonoreiiea, Oi(
Fdrlomclltc Der llclltrolCn MGdtC
ol~tl5lrorOcrll, ibrc Ticnltc sur iNic0a.
gcridtlidltn 9cilc9lmq Der @nlfol
TroNc oll5uhictcn. Scrr @cerllocrt
Nlcbt 0cn Noth, ser iron5Giiihcn %li
tlotipc NolNc SIT 0cbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13
GrDan's Suits blicb i'm Cred itefcn

TittSburh go, ~. W1r5. =
M1brcno Sr. @nt. 5. @rpun lid, &C.
'tcrn ullf Der Sabrt BON California,
Eo, nod @upneSburg bcfono, I'M
oort cine &orlelilng ST bolten, blieb
Nein Mutompbil i'm &otb lteden. Sr.
@rpoll iticD NIT Ben onocren Snioi-
len aus uro bali ben 2ebteren id)ic-
ben, lpobci CT foit fnietief inn &ptbe
ltano, bis es 1elon1, bas sllitompbil
ollf fcite Groe 81 idieber. 9emiel-
ben %ergnii9en muBte iib &r. 9rpoll
mebrcre MoIc mlfer5icbelL che er oos
3icl ieiller sSabrt erreid)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13

ten meroen, llidlt inn Stonoc marc,
eincll alicntel III elmer Nnfla9e noe
gen Hobottormobmc los5uciien, marc
ilbcrhoupt fcin Nonofot."
TrGiibcnt Soit lcbntc olld) bcutc
al, lid iibcr Die gntlhcioullg irgeno'
mic 81 GuBern. @enn er Die Sod)c
mciter III perfolgcn miinIdt, miro CT
boriibcr nit Dem @cncrulonmnlt
@ideraho1n. confcriren.
Sic &crmen0unN Scr Wu-
r1ne1ol0atct.
Gle ltntcrbrinaung Der Morinc-
SoloQtcn an 9oro bon aricgsidyif-
len Dor ullf'9 Ncuc ooS SbCmu bel
Sen &crban6llngen int Slottcn.Ge-
portcn1ent. Scfrrt0r WCpcr crflGr=
tc, fir i'm gahe cs MIR cine Hiht.
i6nllr ltno boS iei bic NbIiht, bcioen.
0Cnu GltdlltnbtrL Dic Dem 8ciit bca
8cicbca, nod Dem Die &crmllliAull-
gen fiir bic Ilottc 5lrildGcbulten
mcrocn iolcr, folS Die Worinetrup.
pen nid)t sum- Scebicnit bcronaeSo-
gen meroer, 5ll 1ebprfen. GoS @c.
leb crlun9t crit ont I. %llli @iilti1s
felt, ltllo Scr SctrctGr 'ctte ull@s
elndn0cr, bob or eS MIR aus Dem
8rltnbe Dem 8cncrolonpalt gpcf9
Vcltrtbcilllng ieiner Gcrioiium03s
moBiafcit 5ugemieicn babe, nm cpcn.
tlleIlen ipGtcren Sdmteri9fcittn nit
Dem Gontrolclr aus Dem @e9c 5lt
0cGell. @c6il0lid Scr &crtbeilullO
Der SelItt aui Den pcrid)icoCncnS tiis
len lcicn bcrcitS cinleitcnoc Sdrittc
9etbal, 5llpor milltld)c Dos 0cportC.
nlellt icood) 3ll l%uiiiclL Oh ir9tno Elm
Nil0crniB porlicgc, mo aus oicicnt
@rltnoc, I'm ollf ollc Sale iidcr III
Ncbcl, lei Der Wcncrulonmolt nm
IbGnbc lttlles Wlltadtclla crilld,t
mor0cn.
&othorn'S &icocrcrncn.
Il II II q.
Ter Soil bcS GimponocrrnlaS.
Gomnlliiors @otHorll miro porollS-
lia)tlid III nGditcr @odc CUR Ont,
ld)cioung tonnmcn. Sic Grnurnul0
Motdorn'S mor befonutlid bon ErG.
ll0crt Hoolcpclt 5lnl ,lpeiten Wnlc
fltrj Dor SeeltoiAung Der iiin1it per
tloile1en GongreBsSibun Dem e..
nat eingeianbt moroen, muroc icbod)
lnc9en 3eitnlorlgels uon1 Senot nidt
beltoti9t. 2oS GinmullocrllloS.Go,
mite, lueld)em Die Grncnllllld iibcr-
mielcn morbcn mar, crfl1rtc iid) ioit
clnItilnnllA iiir Die @eitGtiguna. Nltr
Elm Senotor. @nrp Don Siio.Gnro=
lima, lpor oogegcn. 9lbcr Die @citG.
tIglln1 ruGrc crfol0t, bGttc sic Sit
sung mob cln poor Snge lGngcr &c,
0nllcrt.
Erdiibcnt Gait miro lid, Ole oilf
Den 6ol be5ilglid)clt Tofl,ntentc in
ltndb'tcr @od)c porlegcn loiicn, mo
III gut lulterridtctcl &reiien crmar.
tct mon allgenid)einlidl, BOB ser ErG.
'loelt Die grnGmmmg pom Ncicn1
poQ5ieben miro.
Nom FrGiibcntcu bcitG.
tigt.
Ser FrGiioent bat Dos BON ciucnr
8rleBagerlht ullsgciprodcnc. olli
entlo''llllg aus Dem Gienite uno ).
1obrlge Saft bel barter 9lrbcit Iolt.
tenoc Stroilrtbeil gegcn ocn critcn
Slelltellont Gomnro @ottlicb bon
alllten Nrtillcric . Corps bcItGtiot.
@ottlleb lit fiir5lid I'M 0eportencnt
ocS NitenS oes llngcborioms oeocn
ororcS, Der Grbebung bctriiocriider
0oroerlll1gel1 gegcl Die Heoicrllna,
Der 9b%lpc'enbeit ohne llrloltb nlo
oea erlnll9ers bon @elo bon Gripot.
Ferlo1cn ilbcrfiibrt lporbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-13

ibrc ~glcroplun Tlil0c Madden. one
ornbc &@ulfantcn9c bate iid BORT per
inn,mclt mo bctlur0ctc 1rnbca &Iltc,
relic iiir bic 2tiituugtn ser @ebril0cr.
lSpGtcr.D - Gle Aiod)ridt, 0oB
iih a0niq Gomoro ouf Noo Gclo Scr
MriNht'ifcn @Icroplon'6lilNc bc9ob,
mur cine irrthiimlihc. Ger &0ni9
fem jltr Nrpbcn GnttGuiGunb Der
5ahlrcid) BORT pcrlummcltcn 0citdcr
nid,t oortbilL ionocrn blicb in cincnl
Notcl. IS iii 5lpciiclhoit, pb or NOR
lcn boa IcIh bCilld)cn miro.
Mus Som.
Roln, -. WiGr5. - HllI 9tutb lei
ncr 2ltr5tt mobntc Eupit Nilla bcltc
irilh Der 1Suitcnprc0iAt ntdt BET, ers
tbciltc ic0od) IN icincn Wcnddlcrn per
ihicoenc NuOian5t,r, rcidc sur Grlc-
Oigllng Der @ciMditc Dc2 %ntltoi3
notbucnOiQ morcnL.
Mic bier pcrlulltct, hot bic Gonlllto-
neutrality-suspicious. Ncrcn &orltbtr
0orniuo( s., Yoi lit. Die Irooc ilbcr
rio Grncnuiuuo zines ncl,en NiidoiS
fir Glcpcluno, :, bciprohclL umO
,id crtih(niiyn. Dem Vopit sic Grncn-
nina ,Sohn Gnrrcllp'2, NcNcmp0rtiN2n
opiItlihcu Tircftors ncS 6iciiocn mnlr.
riforiid,ru 6ollcua. m Dem 4}oitcn
nor9cidlu0clr. @i& itbt licQt feline
Wcit1tiounQ 0c3 @criiht9 Dor, mo
@cpiGbcIt MIRO mot }lI crlol3ell
lcllt, BIS Der Foplt 'clb't lrlllc Gnt-
ld)clolllA tllllo 9lcbt.
NuBlnno'0 t~rohtct gre
inter.
GCtCr$burQ, -. MGri.
Gin mt I llbr hclItc Nodmittoo ppll
ncn Ncr1tcn crloiicncS Wnllctin ilbCr
Sen 3uItono bcS an ,\nilucn5u bar
ricOcr @licncnbcn TrcmicrS Stnmuilt
NEGLECT. BAR Die G%ut}iinoun1 Der
Hlnnoc nid,t mcitcr nm iid orciit mo
hol, ser o%llocu1riuc 3l,ilou0 0c5 80
ticntcn bciricbigeno lit,
YIN lpot pellle HotiIo erlu'leH'9
"illlcflll cr8lrpt' onB ol' &''lIperoll'r
pe" ToI'cl'1Ell l''''rlooFlu AelllCAt''
III, mo ooB ZEN %e1l'orh )e6l 'pi'
Der crIltc S~elor1llIB pcrliF|aN1.
GpCn &coin in Ncrliu &C
GDrt.
@crliu. ~. WiGrf. - Spcn Sc
sin. Der bcfolntc EDibctiprid)cr, Diclt
oCitcrn 2lbcno cillcn &ortrog Dor Der
%erllller @co0ropnl1dfll @elell)Ud1l
l'ocr 'ellle IlIllN)le Ne')F. @oller @''=
D'lrl mar nlloclC'lo l'nn Heb ~
Nep''l ll0u oeel'oelt''l %orltuH III
le'lc SoAe FllIv'' 100 IT UNI o'V
"o'oI'epo'!l' l''F NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er
l,'!!HV''lu'ullr!' pvr''vp' S'V V'oHto.
po''ar "ciVil'"ol cure ecu "of'a)rt
o''tu' S'''V'o''''a OCT N'''''po'o'5"''
o'PP'''"H "'"' o'"''
Nt''"''WSpu 'n -. "'o'5
~uH i'e''' 3VPP'l'" $"lt'u'''t Ipe''
uV' Vel'l' 'l''e'! o%oet'l'ul'7VH H'lV
'o'' ovl' SoVv''''' n'u'qI'' t''v'uj''
''''t Nppr o'' ''oVl wv" ~ i!l!o lloet.
l'o' p''!u'ltul ''l' 9.vVoto '''t 'e'lt
U0tV SHI'lu'''V' %VFlu'voVl'e col'lp''
5.'!' ~uI'ootF 'pi'Foe' ''''l oe'' oe''''
I''" '''0"'' wv"
az !" "ol|
pV'''"' - MuF5' "roBV>
""l'.V.' U''"' wv S'g"lt'I''il'' u
'V' ''oo'oUuI'''yi FVtlo'llu?'r'I 'E'
'~'e'''uI'8''' 1'tt''ol9 oV' SS'l'''fHut
lV'H, "Fo'5 Nof', et 'p'Fp ''F ll''
iv~''ui'oa''''" po" "'l'''VV'0c'oetH !,
'u'''p'0' 'pr'ur' 'o'V o~'lat"eo'lI lplto
UT" ot''' SrF''loH''' 'ei'cF SoU'e'
/ lfS 1 INl1h
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Areooilol'9NtH oell oIlel' SWInu)T5
ld)llIen lloerIt0eFt Worel'.
NoS meme Sp'uW''Q'n io't' enc
lUloIIlnl'el'pe 0'I'l!'t8 lll 'oupIVl|
SIlrn' oeH %SoTl'S le!''. &l'tu) cen
@e0'ol' oon SWo'll''e'llPl' lo'ro g
!,oH''" HtI!.oul' u"e lu,toe'V'' er'
'U'lP' po"lio'o'0 III @'ttl' ilI' llW
p~'I'llt, III rtVV'' ''!o '''II '"l'''!'''''
Uti' "eiol'Se'' u'l r'l'''!u' ''"u ''''Vt
Sr''F ~ Iri'ctll' SS@uotiu!c''''to) lprt
orll ''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'l''! i"'25
5o"'"Ct oe'ull8Vl' p''oo'l''e' 'r,'I II,
CJ'' ""'I't"' ''"',"u''" Uu' -i''"'
Coi'I'''' III" V''V "'I"'''"p'"''l JUN
- N'''o'''' Vo'V'''
Gtht zen 10ftpn III SoHIol Il.
Nori&. ~. MGrS. - @cncrul 3
6crron, Commandment Ser in SoiIon
| lic0cnocn =. Gipiiion oc9 &oluniui-
Eruppcn 2lnncecorpa, bot iid ollrdb
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Mexican, am.
sixth. Presbyterian-w. +. Norris am.
Iakoma Park. Presbyterian-D. A. Davis. I'm.
Washington Heights. Presbyterian-David Nc
Conaughy, am.
Western. Presbyterian-The Rev George W.
Marshall, am.
West Street. Presbyterian-The Rev. Lewis
Hodus, am.
Westminster. Presbyterian-Gen. John W. Fos-
ter. an
Central Church (south,. Presbyterian W
GrenfeIl. am.
st. Andrews, Episcopal-Dr. c. ]. Roper a. m.
st. Johns. Episcopal-William j. Scheffelin
an.
Howard University. vespers-william j. Schef.
felin. pm.
Union services will be held tomorrow
evening In Presbyterian churches as fol-
lows Service held in first church named
in each group:
First, Westminster. Sixth and lexington The
Rev. A. F. McGarrah and DIR. James W. Nc
kean.
Northminster and Western The Rev. F. M.
Stead and Alfred r. Marlng.
Covenant. Chevy Chase. Fourth, Kensington,
Peck Memorial. West Street and Washington
Heights-John Willis Baer. the Rev. W. b.
Hamilton and L. II. Severance
Metropolitan, Eastern and Garden Memorial
David McConaughy and the Rev. George W..
Aarshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
PULPIT ASSIGNMENTS.
Where Missionary Movement Dele
gates Will Preach Today.

The following pulpit assignments have
been made for today. in connection
with the laymen's missionary movement
BETHANY. Baptist The Rev. VI. b. Eubank,
q m: the Rev. J. {. Robbins. pm.
Calvary Baptist II. Mott, am: DIR. I.
:. Barbour. pm.
Emmanuel, Baptist-The Rev. j. L. bearing.
an; the Rev. NJ. ID. Euhank. pm.
Kendall. Baptist-The Rev. Wheeler Bogges.
am.
Temple, Bsptist-The Rev. T. s. Barbour.
sm.
Dobbins. Am.
Anacostia. Baptist. +. Truman. am.
METROPOLITAN. Bsptist-The Rev. j. 4. Rob-
bins an; the Rev Wheeler Bogges. pm.
Grace. Baptist-The Rev. 5. j. Porter am.
the Rev. +. 8. Dobbns, pm.
Brookland, Baptist-Joshua lowering. an.
Maryland, Baptist-The Rev. j. L. bearing.
First, Baptist. Hyattsvilie-william Jessop.
I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
SUCCESS OF zELAYA's FORCES.
Insurgents Forced to Give Up
GreytoWn,

Before leaving Greytown Thursday.
after their defeat, the Nicaraguan revo-
lutionsts dynamited the two government
vessels, the Managua and the Norma,
ships of about 800 tons burden each. and
burned various places in the city. This
information is contained in a dispatch
received at the Nicaraguan legation here
TO-DAY from President Zelaya. The recap
trre of Greytown, the officials say. is of
great Importance to the government, as
heretofore all the ports on the Atlantic
coast have been held by the revolution
lists. The victory over the latter presages.
in their opinion. an early collapse of the
rebellion.
President Zelaya also has asked that a
correction be made Of the report which
the revolutionary agents at Panama re-
ceived, to the effect that the government
was defeated at a fight at Colorado. on
the Costa Rican border. The presidents
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am.
I.angdon. NJ. E.-The Rev. F. p. Turner pm.
McKendree, NJ. E.-Col. r. W. Halford, am.
the Rev. Fred ii. Sheets. pm.
Metropolitan. NJ. E.-S. Earl Taylor. am.
North Capitol Street, NJ. E.-Norton Little.
am.
Petworth, NJ. E.-Myron Jermain Jopes am.
Waugh. NJ. E.-The Rev. Fred. II. Sheets,
am; X. T.. Fuller. pm.
Wesley. NJ. E.-The Rev. Rockwell Clancy
an.
Calvary. VI. F.. South-A. p Parker. am.
Mount Vernon Place. NJ. T.. South-The Rev
W. y. Pinzon. am.
St. Paul's, VI. T. South-R. f. Fuller am.
the Rev. W. w. PinsOn. pm.
Washington Street. Alexandria. II. z. South
W. y. Stubs. am.
Epworth. NJ. f.. south-The Rev. A. p. Parker,
pm.
First. Methodist Protestant-The Rev. Rock
well j. Clancy. pm.
Congress Street. Methodist Protestant-F. A.
Middleton. an.
Church OF the Covenant. Presbyterian-Aifred
4. Marling. am.
First. Presbyterian. II. Severance. am.
Fourth, Preshyterian-The Rev. +. NJ. Stead
am.
Garden Memorial. Presbyterian-The Rev. F.
l.. Middleton. am.
Gunton- Temple Memorial, Presbyterian - The
Rev. A. +. McGarrah. am.
Kensington Pres5yterian-The Rev. w. B.
Hamilton. am.
GurIey Memorial. Presbyterian-Dr. James ".
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NEW FAST TRAIN SERVICE.
New York to Los Angeles in 81
Hours Is Minutes.

Acting i'm harmony with the Pennsylva-
mia railroad. which tomorrow will inau-
gurate fast mail service from New York
to st. Louis, the Missouri Pacific Tues
day will put on a fast train from St.
Louis to Kansas City. The Pennsylvania
train will leave New York at $50 pm.
and will arrive at ST. Louis at 1:37 pm.
the next day. The new train on the Mis-
souri, Pacific will leave st. Louis at 9
pm. arriving at Kansas City at OILS pm
in time to connect with the Santa Fe
train which leaves there at 9:25 pm. for
Los Angeles. arriving there at 7:O5 am.
the third day after leaving Kansas City.
BY this new schedule mail will be trans