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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Messrs. w. j. Frasch and Tom
Price were in Columbus, Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Misses Naoma and Harriet Jones
are visiting in Columbus, today,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09
Family Reunion

TdTHIIy NCuHIOH
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brooke and
daughter Phi!a, Mr.. Oliver Brooke
and son Will attended the Brooke
family reunion at the old home
place between Pleasantville and
Lancaster, last Monday. There
were over ninety present.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mr.. Chas. j. Wrighu was in
Lancaster, Thursday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09
63rd. Anniversary

OoTu. anniversary
On August Goth. there occurred
a birthday anniversary celebration
at the Gompf residence, it being
Mrs. Gompf's 63rd. anniversary.
All the children and grandchildren
gathered in and had a good time.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Miss Sue MathiCtt was visitor
in Columbus, Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. George Benadum
of Lancaster, are spending the
week in Logan.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mrs. A. NJ. Carmickle of Rock
bridge, was in Logan, Thursday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mr.. John Easterling went tc
Lancaster Tuesday, on business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mr.. Mack Mount spent Labor
Day with friends in Chillicothe.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Home grown peaches every day
at Harmon u Acker grocery.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Engineer-in- Charge Turner, of
Columbus, is on the ground this
week arranging the preliminarles
in the work of building a pike
east Of Logan.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mr.. Dan Connors spent Monday
in Lancaster.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-09

Mrs. DR.. Aplin is in the Capital
City today.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-05-27
- Zprdvy re St. Paul. <

= j ak znamo, pfijat hyl minnlym
statnim snanem zakon. die nehoz
must klubovni mistnosti vyzyednonti
81 poyoleni k yycepu lihoyin. Y SOU
hlase timto zakonem podalo neko-
lik klubi zadost O lieensi. vsak die
vyrokn mestskeho navladniho nem6-
ze pFftomne zadosti jejich bJti w
hovsno i siee Il pfftinr, ze die ne.
veho zakona, ustanovujiciho jeden
hostinec ma kazdych 500 obyyatel, ne
nj mesto opravneno K vetsimu poctu
hostincn mad pfftomny potet m
poGet obyyatelstva je st. Paul oprav-
memo ku 400 flostinciiIn, kdezzto NY
n6isi po6et hospod obnasi 407 DIE
toho must kluby poseckati, az oby-
vatelstsa pfibyde, nebo podet hostin-
c1 ubyde.
ar Chcete se uciti hire ma honsle
! oE:l:IsssA !: :ls!s.sssAs - I ke@esan @ go
Pleasant ave, st. Paul, Mimi. Ho-
noraf mirnv. 31-tf.
= Sdruzeni pekafh tezce nese NJ
n1isi drahotn psenice pfijatt
resoluci odsuzuie vysokou ieji cenu
jsso nasiesaiek iea ziottiliri.sEio tilri.sEio sI,ika1tt iit' i
nesvGdomitych bursian1 q II pff-
Einy ma byti nalehano ma kongres
ably pfijmul zakon, zapovfdajici di-
vokou bezohlednou spekulaci Nd
bursAch. Obsah resoluce byl zaslar
zastupcnm kongresu Minnesoty
4 Ma pfisti sobotu yecer ~. I
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-05-27

m, jest ehyssan damekgm odborem
Sokola soukromy veeirek sfni G.
IS. P. s., jenz slibuje byti skvelym |
pozitkem pro vsechny neastniky. Jak |
Sc nam sdeluje, postaraly Sc pofada-
telky pestrg program. sestavaiici 2
! pfednesa, hubby zpevu snaha
sokolek nese sc "a tim, ably vsem
pElteusn4m aessalo sc snil9hG pobs-
veni. Vstup k vetirku jest yolny
kazd5 pfitel pfiznivec sboru Sokola
jest vitan.
c. B. Elliott, Glen vrchniho
statniho soudu, sc podekoval slfa-
Ilu, fehof byl syfilednut presidenten
Taftem k stejne sluzb6 ma Filipi
mach. Ma uprazdntne mfsto byl gu
vernerem Johnsoncm imenovan T.
d. O,Brien, bJvaly komisaf statniho
pojisfujiciho odboru, znamy pro svo-
ie zaelnhv iez a vydnhil 60 nravnik
" soudnich sporech, v nichz hail "a
Iimy statu.
: Die vyjadfeni mestskeho ieka-
Re Ora. Rene bude se muset ostrov
| Harriet, m nemz nachazi se vefejne
iasz sszsz, bsejiis; leettoess leettoess hseez be- .::aesnsch
koncertii, nepoyoli-li "a tim fcelem
mesto peilizc JcdiiTia JcdiiTia a sI,asa "a ssfs,fe,,ttssya
lv mestske rade, nebof rozpo6et ma
| vydrzovani bstrova sta6i ma nutna
| beznA yydani. Ostrov Harriet jest
oblibenym dtulkem obecenstva "a
lletnich vetera a hudebni koncerty
lbyly by tam nemiIe postradany.
nejDiissicii dIisssii Dsssss go
pocato j pracl na stavb6 noyeho di-
yadla Shubertoyy spoIecnosti. Blu
Idova bude se nalezati na Wabasha
a Exchange uI. bude jednou . nej-
lepsich toho druhn ma zapade. We
IDLE Metropolitan, Grand a Orphenm,
hnaa to 1tvrta g1tEE divadlo We En6ste,
mimo mnoha jinych mensich, . te-
hoz lze souditi, ze st.-paulske obecen-
stvo jest miloynikem divadel.
; Y pAtek po pil noci dobyli se
llupi5i do pokladny poztevni bndo.
!. I've North st. Paul, pfi ternz uko-
{ fistili 5000 nh hotovosti a V kolkach
Jest to druha loupez, spachana re-
to poste behem roku. Poiieie pass
20 tfech mulch, kteri fbyii WIDEN
den pred loupezi mestetku.
( A. 4. Drew, banker HaInlin'
+ banky, n6mz jsme sdsiiii, ze by
8 uznan vinnym pr1JImani skiadu
{ kdyz vedel, be banka jest in ma d
is padku, byI odsonzen soudcem Lewis
em k dvouletemu pobytu We stain
D kaznici We Saltwater. Odsouzeny 9
.e odvola K nejvyssimu statnimu soud'
a naleza Sc prozatim ma syobode pos
zarnkou $4,000.
y
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-05-27

7 Pan j. Holec Sc 81. It. Rumpor-
tovou meli syatbu svoji litery dne
Is. [. m. Kronzek pozvanyeh hosti
ss..4astn.:l Sc yeeer Y hSyal4 Totusko-
We sini tanecni zabavy pfi muzice
PIP. j. volejnika a j. Andrle.
Novomanzele nechf pfijmou srdee-
nou gratulaci naSi.
v teze SIM pofadano Y sobotu
%. t. m. vecer ma p. j Cermaka pre-
kvapeni, kterez sc yzdor slusnemu
destiku dobfe vyvedlo pfitomni
bavili Sc srdeGne daleko pres pnl
noe. Muziku obstrali PIP. J Vranek,
J. Pokorng, r. Vranek. v. Hlavatek
a Il. Sef6fk.
I Hiedte, jakou mali ndtikxtteffff ndtikxtteffff Ii
! de, zvIast9 zamiIovani, smdlu. Wy
provazel jeden mladenec (neni-li, at
odpusti), slysici ma jmeno Martin,
dsvce domii balu, We sye rozohn6-
nosti mladicke ma zpatecni cestd
vletl ma drat, kdez zistal yiset "a
nohavici. Uzkostlive volani jeho Q
pemoc zaslechl ieden Q dvanacti O
Ihnivych mIadencii, ktefi te noci ma
joye dsv6ata vyprovazeli milehc
| Martina dratn vypletl. Nebyt te-
to pomoci, Martin by byl pfisel do
| md asii bsz kaiIiot.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-05-27

Znamy muzikant mas J. Andrl
pustil se do stavby domu vedle obydli
.. r. r zTasta T jest jest pine s
nzn kenAnim sindn4
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-05-27

n Chcete-ii 50 zbaviti trpkosti
falesne hubicky, toz neotalejte kap-
tie 81 gallon dobreho medu. Prodava
LEVINE Math. II. Vikla, Webster,
MINI. tf-gr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
SECRETARY OF TREASURY
TO BE SELECTED

Philadelphia, Feb. 22.-The secre-
tary OF the treasury In the Taft cabi-
net will be selected during the stay
of the president-elect in New York.
where he goes tomorrow morning to
remain until Saturday
George w. WicEersham. attorney
general In the next administration, re-
viewed the inaugural address of Mr.
Taft here today
The ancient celebration OF Washing
toms birthday, which this city has an
nually observed for years. were par
ticipated in today by MT. Taft He
made an extended address before the
faculty and student body of Pennsyl'
vania university and an immense audi
cnce this morning, on THE relation
of the learned professions to political
government" He was the guest OIL
honor at the annual midday dinner
of the famous First troop. Philadel'
phia city cavalry, which has enter
tained every president from Washing
ton to Roosevelt; his presence for a
brief period gladdened the diners al
the annual dinner of the Grand Army
of the Republic at the Union League
club tonight; and he finished the even
ing as the guest OF honor at the an
nual banquet of the alumni OF Penn
sylyania university, where ne re
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
MINISTER INTENDS
TO OWE NO MAN

Chicago Feb. 23.-'I am trying to
make my course of action concur with
the admonition OF st. Paul-owe no
man anything"
This Is the statement made by the
Rov. Ferdinand S. Rockwell of the
Sheridan Park Methodist church In
explanation Of n determination to quilt
his pulpit for term, possibly no
longer than year, during which he
hopes to catch up financially"
MY salary OF s2.500 a year Is am
pie for the needs OF my family" he
said AS salaries go In the church,
1t is most generous A clergyman
who has the spiritual well-being oil his
people at heart is not man easily
tempted by the offer OF a larger re-
muneration In the world
AS a matter of fact. | have q press
Ing obligation 10 meet in the near Gu-
ture-an obligation which cannot ig-
more, the payment OF which ] cannot
postpone. In the church. upon my pres
ent salary | cannot meet that obliga-
tlon. 1t is question OF simple math-
ematics.
AS clergyman l am reminded or
that plain Injunction OF st Paul-the
injunction to owe no man anything
1t Is my purpose In leaving the church
for time to wipe out that oblIga-
tion. Then ] shall expect to return to
the work which l choose as a young
man and TO which | have given my un-
divided thought and devotion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
CASTORIA
Tor IL hnts and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sss,s,s sssss the Of lzHAzzzx
BEATS HELPLESS GIRL
WITH RAWHIDE WHIP
Town Of Riverton, Wyo., Stirred to
Anger by Cruel Treatment
Of Orphan Child.

Riverton, Wyo.. Feb. 22.-Never be-
fore In Its history has Rverton been
swept by wave Of indignation such
as has been aroused by the alleged
cruelty Of Goyne Drummond, a civil
engineer. to ffteen-year-old Mamie
Murphy, an orphan child who, during
the past few months, has been house
hold drudge at the Drummond home.
Because the child did not awaken at
5 o'clock in the morning and prepare
breakfast for the family, 1t is alleged
that Drummond snatched her from
bed, cast her on the floor and f1endish-
ly f1ogged her with a rawhide quirt.
the piuful screams and appeals for
mercy Of the girl seeming to merely
add to his fury and ferociousnese,
Lacerated and bleeding the girl fed
to the home Of her school teacher. Mrs
Bertha Mcdonald. and there told Of
what had occurred Drummond had
the effrontery to report to the town
marshal that the girl had run away
and to demand that she be located and
returned TO his home. Instead. Drum
mond was arrested, arraigned In the
justice court and fined. The girl Is
now under the protection OF the family
of Luther Sproul. Further develop
ments In the case are expected
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
ISLAND OF MARTINIQUE

New York, Feb. 22.-Some interest
Ing facts concerning the appearance
of the part OF the Island of Martini.
que affected by the eruption of Mount
Pelee are told In a speech to the Am
erican Museum of Natural History,
which has just been submitted by
DR., Edmund Otis Hoyey, assistant GU
Iator OF the department OF geology OF
the museum. After visiting Martini
que and going over the ground care
fully, he says:
THE ruins of St Pierre look like
those of place destroyed a century
ago rather than oily a few years since.
AS one goes away from this zone or
greatest activity, moss. grass and 9th
er vegetation gradually appear in pro-
tected and otherwise favorable spots,
while upon the sides OF the mountain
where the scorching did not take place
the slopes are green TO the very sum-
init and large vegetation is rapioIy
making It's way back into the de-
vastated area.
I'm the top of the cone on Mount
Pelee, there are great assures, with
III WHICH, lue lelupeidNu iS ul6H III
a branch of one of them, my cleo
trio pyrometer gave reading of 959
degrees fahrenheit After, a shower
of steam Issues abundantly from the
numerous funaroles OF the cone. but
between times there is said to be no
cloud OF vapor and as far as known,
no ashes has been thrown out since
the summer of 1905.
"The activity Of the volcano has
been gradually though intermittently
decreasing since the great outburst
of August 30, 1902, which was the
most severe OF the whole series. and
there seems to be no present indica-
ton of another eruption"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
SUBSTITUTE FOR POSTAL
SAVINGS BANK BILL

Washington. Feb Ex-senator Car
ter today presented substitute for
the original postal savings bank bill
The substitute will organize a board
the secretary of the treasury and two
the secretary of the treaury and two
civilians, to be appointed by the pres
ident and confirmed by the senate the
civilians to receive $4,000 year each
The board of trustees Is empowered
to determine in what banks shall be
deposited the funds entrusted to the
postal banks, and Will have the dis
erection of selecting either national or
state banks, or both. It is empowered,
also, to determine the class of securi-
ties which may be required from
banks receiving the deposits, and the
manner in which such deposits shall
be invested. It is required, however,
that these investments shall be made
in accordance with the laws of the
states where the investments are
made. which would permit state banks
TO loan money on farm lands in such
states where such loans are author
lied. The new bill makes no change
in the interests In the rates.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
RANDOM
REFERENCES

STORAGE at reasonable rates, Ir
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company
James Shaw and wife Of Grouse
Creek are In the city, visiting with
friends.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore tho day on which the advertise
nent is to sppear in order to insure
publication. -
Alex Weir of Idaho Falls. Idaho
came down from the Gem state yes
terday for a short visit
Tho best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone 27. :
Was In Loean-R. P. lines, district
chief Of operation OF forest service
returned Sunday from Logan, where
be spent a few days attending to
matters In connection with the ad.
ministration of the Cache forest.
E-z-Money KeIiy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly. -
sHoIdup" Fraternity Not Au In jail
. 1T seems that all the members OF
the "holdup" fraternity are not yet In
jail. A lone highwayman last evening
held up Fred F. Kennedy on Lincoln
avenue between Twenty-f1fth and
Twenty-sixth streets, after the shadow
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
CHINESE ARE SUFFERING
FROM THEIR LONG FAST

San Luis Obispo. Feb. 22-There
seems no question but what the 22
Chinese who were found and arrested
here In a scaled car yesterday, came
from Algiers, this side of New Or
leans. and that they had been in the
cars for eleven hours. John X, Jack,
deputy collector of this port. made a
thorough examination of the car this
morning. 1t had not been broken
open in any way. and he says that the
men must have been In the car when
II was sealed by John Albrecht. GUS
toms inspector at New Orleans. Neith-
er the government nor the railroad
seals had been tampered with.
], j. Harold, assistant to the CHIEF
special agent of the Southern Pacific
railroad, and the state railroad police,
are Investigating the case, A draft
for $50 from Juarez, Mexico, on a
Hong Kong bank. was discovered IN
the car this morning. The Chinese
are still in n weak condition from the
long fast One OF them is seriously
i'll and will have to be sent to the
hospital for treatment
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
cRAZEp WITH DRINK;
STABS HIS DAUGHTER
Theodore Syphus Plunges Knife Into
Woman's Breast, Absolutely
Without Cauoo.

Salt Lake, Feb. 23-While sleeping
beside her two-year-old baby. Mrs.
Clara Taylor. wife Of Isaac Taylor.
night clerk at the Savoy hotel, was
attacked by her drink-crazed father,
Theodore Syphus, at 433 West Third
South street, at 10:45 O'Clock Monday
night, and stabbed in the breast, a few
inches over the heart. Fearing that she
would be murdered, the young woman,
who is only 21 years old. tore from
her fathers grasp and ran from the
house, bleeding and shouting for help.
She was followed by her 17-year-old
brother, Theodore, who also shouted
for help. r l.. Watson and P. E. Babe
ling. who live a few doors from the
Syphus home, heard the cries and ran
TO the woman's assistance. She was
taken to Watson's home, where she re-
mained until the police were notified.
The patrol was hurried to the scene,
and while Policeman McMarden d.
rected getting the woman In readiness
TO be taken to the emergency hospital,
Policeman Conyer3 placed Syphus un.
der arrest Both father and daughter
were taken to the city jail. the lat
Ter SittlnS uuCouCSTueu on INC lToul
seat of the patrol wagon while the
daughter WAS lying on a stretcher
moaning with pain.
DR.. F. B. Steel was notified OF the
stabbing and hurried to the emergency
hospital. Assisted by Mrs. Clifford
matron of the jail, DR.. Steele dressed
the wound. 1t Is not thought the In
jury will prove fatal. although the cut
which was evidently made with the
blade of pocket knife, Is deep and In
a dangerous place.
AS soon az notified, Mr.. Taylor hur
ried to the Jail and arranged for the
removal Of his wife to their home.
Mrs Syphus was not at home when
the trouble took place, having gone to
Murray to visit friends.
It Is understood that the father, who
is a laborer. has been drinking heavily
of late, and 1t Is thought his mind has
been affected as a result. He has
boon known to cause considerable
trouble of late in his family while or
a spree, and Mr. Taylor says that sew
cral times the father has struck his
daughter In a most brutal manner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
A. A. VILSAck PLEADS mo
DEFENSE" TO BRIBERY CHARGE

Pittsburg, Feb. 22.-The third trial
growing out of the recent graft eX-
pcsures ended abruptly today when
A. A. Vilsack. former cashier OF the
German National bank, pleaded no
defense" to charge OF bribery IN
connection with the sl7,500 said TO
have been given by w. w Ramsey,
former president Of the bank, and WI
eack, to Councilman John F. Klein,
in payment for an ordinance making
the bank city depository.
Ramsey and Klein were convicted
last week on similar charges.
Immediately the fourth trial was
taken up. The defendants are Coun-
cilmen John F. Klein. j. c. Wasson
and william Brand. and w. w Ram
sey, the bank president. All are
charged with conspiracy.
II was reported today that the next
grand jury will return indictments
against eighty-eight members OF the
councils,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
DISCUSSED RIGHTS OF
FOREIGNERS IN AMERICA.

Chicago. Feb. Ex-Governor John
Franklin Fort. In his address at the
Washington day exercises of the
Union League club today, said:
There is no right In any state to
control any international matter or
to set up its own laws to subvert
rights granted to any foreigner by a
treaty duly ratified In the manner
pointed out by our constitution. There
is no more salutary provision In the
federal constitution than this II by
treaty we grant to foreigners the right
to sojourn with us, and while so be-
ing, to acquire property, to transmit
it by descent. to send their children
to the public schools and to possess
and have all the rights and privileges
that our own citizens possess, there
is no power in the state TO prevent
or say nay. The United States has
the power to enforce such treaty
everywhere within its domain. whether
within or without the state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23

of night had come on The highway
man. presenting a revolver, demanded
| Mr. Kennedy TO throw up his hands.
which Mr. Kennedy promptly did. The
| desperate man commenced a hurried
searching of Mr.. Kennedy's pockets
| for lucre, but before he had gone far
and before he had secured anything Of
value, pedestrians along the sidewalk
frightened the man away and he es-
capped without having secured any
thing. The officers were lmmed dIately
advised of the affair and they took up
search for the man, but 10 no avail
At last reports no one that could even
be suspicioned OF the holdup had been
discovered.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l53 West 37th st. Phones l074. -.
VIII Act As clerk-F. C. Douglas of
the forest service arrived from Den
yer today and will leave shortly for
southern Utah, where he will take up
his duties In the Office of the super
visor of the Sevier forest at Pan
quitch.
Men Seek Lodgings in City 6astlIe-
Only one or two arrests were made IN
the city yesterday and last night, they
being for mendicancy and intoxicntion
Those who were given quarters in the
bastile for the night were men seek
ing lodging. A score Of men out of
employment and without means of sup
port were taken care of in this way,
They were given a bed for the night
and were fed this morning, after
which they were commanded TO
move on to some other place
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
loWANs CELEBRATE IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles, Feb. 22.-More than
90 600 former residents OF Iowa par
ticipated today in the, annual picnic
and basket luncheon in Agricultural
park. under the auspices of the Iowa
Association OF Southern California.
The unique feature Of the gathering
was an immense ground map laid out
In the park representing, In outline.
the ninety-nihe counties Of the state
OF Iowa. Each county was designated
by a placard bearing !ts name and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
TWO CHICAGO MEN OF THE
SAME NAME RUN FOR OFFICE

Chicago. Feb. 23.-Owing to the fact
that there are two men or the name
OF Jacob H. Marks who are candi-
dates for the Republican nomination
for city clerk IN todays primaries,
sample ballots have been sent by the
county committee to every voter in
the city giving the respective ad-
dresses Of the two contestants. These.
however. do not appear on the official
ballot.
The election commissioners have is
sued special instructions TO judges
and clerks of election regarding count
Ing of the votes for the Marks" in
order that there may be no confusion.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
VICTIMS OF INSANE
INDIAN MAY DIE

Cincinnati, Feb. 22.-The most seri-
ously injured of the victims of the
Navajo Indian who ran amuck at the
Grand Central station last night. were
today reported still In critical con-
dition.
The Indian knife user has been iden-
tilted from pass found at the depot
as Chief Becody OF Saunders. Ariza the
station Of the Navajo Indians. He is
a noted chief of his race and has
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23
KOREA MUST BOW DOWN
TO THE JAPANESE
Continued from Page one)

enthusiasm and have created a feel
ing Of friendliness toward the Japan
csc administration OF Korean AFFAIRS
among the missionaries Of Pinyang
In addressing his fellow country
men resident in Seoul. Prince Ito said
that any marked Improvement In con-
ditions In Korea could not be achiev-
cd until the economic weaknesses of
the empire have been overcome. He
dwelt at length upon the need for the
development OF the natural resources
of Korea, stating that no had worked.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-23

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