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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
ROSS AND BELL.

The amateur boxing fans are show
ing a good deal of interest In the head
liner at the Manhattan club Monday
night between Kid Ross and Kid Bell.
Each has shown fast work at the club
bouts, and with the rivalry that exists
between the two added the bout should
be real one.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
Al CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 1.-THE Chicago Ameri-
cans opened the local baseba season to
day with ST. Louis as its opponent.
Neither Manager O'COnnOr nor Duffy
would make a definite announcement of
his pitcher Walsh and Smith worked out
for Chicago. while Bailey. Graham and
Petty warmed up for the visitors
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
Johnny MURPHY DIES.

San Francisco, April 14.-JOhnny
Murphy, one Of the best known light
weight prizefighters in the west died
today of tuberculosis at Silver City, n.
NJ. where he had been in the hope OF
regaining his health. A dispatch an
nOuncing HIS death was received by Ed
Nolan his former manager.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
AT WASHINGTON.

Washington. April A.-Perfeet weather
and perfect grounds contributed to the
opening game here between the Washing
ton team and Philadelphia today. with
slight changes, the Washington team is
nearly the same which ended the race for
the pcnnant here last season.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15

national game, and each year since the
more fans, more brains and money spent
and more interest in the work of the
for themajor leagues gave ample evil
game. In the eight great American cities
there was nothing but baseball. At
tory Of the game, a President of the
game. Other opening features marked
Onal.
the heated rivalry between the great
managers and players to win, the Amer
light. Though a professional game in the
graft and trickery are few, and the
parties is such to make the game worthy
sagues was watched with great interest
were watched for the first scores, and
asking how the home team" came out.
race in each of the major leagues With
work of the veteran and the recruit.
of the big leagues. the old fans and those
r the other, show interest that ranks
60 ball fans today, and the number is
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
L. D. S. MEETS SOLDIERS.

Yesterday the Fort Douglas base-
ball team accepted the challenge of
the L. ID. 5. tossers, and the two mines
viii meet Saturday afternoon on the
post diamond. The Saints have rounded
out fast aggregation. and a game Of
considerable interest is expected.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
MAJORLEAGUEFANS
ARE HAPPY ATLAST
Race for 1910 remnants Launched
Before Great Crowds
Everywhere
America is again baseball crazy.


Baseball has been for years called the
origin of the game has seen more and
In the perfecting of the sport and more
leagues, clubs ana players
The start of the 1910 season yesterday
dence Of the increased interest in the
where the major league teams PLAYED
Washington for the first time IN the his
United States took part in the inaugural
the opening of the 49, season as except
With all the money involved, with all
cities and with the efforts of the clubs.
lean game shows today In Wholesome
strictest sense the Instances of fraud,
workmanship showed by all interested
of an American national sport
In Salt Lake the opening OF the pig
The bulletins at the newspaper offices
the telephones rang all evening with fans
The 1870 season promises TO be great
equal interest will the real fan watch the
Even in the west, beyond the terIlloly
who have allied themselves 10 one team
with that in the east. America has D'oo'
bound to increase
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
BROCK SEATS HYLAND.

Lorraine. O., April 14.-Phii Brock
was given the decision over Dick Hy-
land of San Francisco tonight at the
end Of a fast ten-round go before the
Loraihe Athletic club. Brock out
generated and outsparred his man. and
Hyland's face was much marked at the
close.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
WHILE sox ON Top.

Chicago, April 1A-Chicago defeated st.
Louis, to 0, today, in the opening game
of the season. Smith pitched a great
game, holding the visitors to one hit, and
only one st. Louis man reached second
base The winners played well in the
field. Score: r. II. E.
st. Louis ..........-.-...-.-....-.-.. :
Chicago ........ .................-....5 y
Batteries-Graham, Lake and Stephens;
Smith and PAYNE.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
PHILBIN RESIGNS.

New Haven, Conn. April 14.-Stephen H.
Philbin has rendered his resignation as
captain of the Yale baseball team. be-
cause of an injury to his ankle suffered
during the spring trip of the team which
makes it impossible for him to play for
"A month
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
RAGERATT &c M0M XTNG IT CD0DnC ThprhgAub
LANGFORD WINSOYER
BARRY IN SIXTEENTH

Angeles April which demonstrated the ability
Sam angd Boston human fighting machine and ADDED "
the reputation Jim Barry Chicago only tribute to the gamene
and ability Withstand punishment the Boston Demon sent nus wn
antagonist the for the final count the sixteenth round at the
Vernon today
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
IS DAYS AHEAD.

Willoughby. O., April l4-Edward Pay
son Weston left here at $50 o'clock to-
DAY. resuming the fifty-sixth day of his
walk from Los Angeles. fifteen days
ahead of his schedule.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
STARS AND ELECTRlcs.

The Stars and the Western Electric
teams will meet at Liberty park. Satur-
day afternoon, in match game. This
will be the second game between the two
teams. and good game is looked for. In
the first contest the Electric boys man.
aged to nose out the Stars by a score OF
9 to s.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
American Association

IT Minneapolis-Kansas City. o; Mime
apClis, t.
At Columbus-Co Columbus, 8: Louisville, l.
Al St. Paul-Milwaukee, ,; st. Paul, D.
At Toledo-Indianapolis, ,; Toledo. 3
Ten innings
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
cHoYNsKI OFF FOR CAMP.

Chicago, April 14-Joe Choynsk, the
Chicago fighter, has accepted the offer to
help train Jeffries for his fight with
johnson. ChOynski will start for the Pa
cific coast on Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
PARIS RACES.

Paris. April 1.-THE Prix Acheres. a
steeplechase handicap for s.. S00 ~.stancA
two miles and five furlongs, run at
Auteuil today, was won by j. E. Wild
ener' 5 Mr.. Mccain.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
PAThEINoER,s Trip.

Louisville, Ky. April 1.-THE Glidden
tour pathfinder car piloted by d. Fl.
Lewis left here today for Bowling Green.
Ky, about a 125-mile run. The weather
was splendid.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
Jeff SHOWS GINGER But IS
WORRIED ABOUT WIFE'S Health

14R
wit
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Ten innings

At Observation-Disclosures game: Prince
ton, J.; Albany, New York State. l.
At Hartford-Yale, Z; Hartford league, >.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
RICH STAKES ANNOUNCED
BY utah JOCKEY CLUB

Of be
brilliant of features offered by meeting the mteroun
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
CUBS GET GOOSE EGG.

Cincinnati, April 14.-Before a crowd
that taxed the seating and standing ca
pacity of League park, the Cincinnati
team defeated Chicago by a score of /
to 0 today. Cincinnati succeeded in reach
ing third twice. the last time Mitchell
coming over with the winning run in the
tenth Score: R. H. E
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
Batteres-Overall and Archer; Beebe
and Clarke. Umpires-O'Day and Bre9-
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Coast League
NELSON BLANKS ANGELS.
HAVE SEALS GOAT.

Los Angeles, April 14.-Vernon made it
three straight against San Francisco. To-
day was a to 8 score, but the northern
team fought gamely for twelve innings.
Score: r. II. Z.
Vernon 49, .........................4 9 2
Batteries-Schaefer, Hit and Brown,
rI----... AA-iIIinr,,s
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
THREE FOR DUCKS.

Sacramento. April 14.-Portland made it
three straight today, winning from Sac
ramento, 5 to J. Score: r. II. +.
Portland 800 .................5 6 8
Sacramento .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Seaton and Fisher; Brown,
Fitzgerald and La LOnge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Sn alien a11oeren Staoten nabm ser
8ierfonium ab. Cine Mbiabiteige-
rlng Inn 1876 Barrels miro aber nod
fur @apaii feitgeiteM..

Der 5tabltruit erflart auf sic Mn-
griffe Ser u8eoeration Of 2abor," 0aB
Is 8ro5ent bon Ben 100000 Mrbei-
tern 6es Gruits Mftienbeiiber Der &C.
leuidaft ieien un6 oesbalb Elm Srte<
reiie oaran batten, 0aB sic Mftien oes
Stobltruits nidt berunberge0rudt uno
Die Dipioenoe nidt berringert ipiir6en.
Iftienbeiiber piiroen ibren Gin,
fluff aufbieten, nm lire Mrbeitergenoi-
len Dor uniiberlegten S9ritten 5uriid-
5ubalten. 0b es Sen Is 8ro5ent Ser
Mftien b%eiibenoen Mrbeitern gelingen
miro, Die ubrigen IS Hro5ent ser
100000 Mr6eiter gu ibrer Mnii9t 5u
befebren? @obl fal,r1. Diele IS Bro,
gent mer6en nun aber piiien, mas iie
BON Dem Mngebot FOLDER @eieuidoften
an lire Mrbeiter, fire @r1parniIie in
Mftien 6es nnternebmens an5ulegen,
gu balten boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir
5rauen bat sic @rin5eifin Gbereiia
bon 8apern eingeri@tet. Nad Mnii@t
Ser @rin5eiiin paBt fein 8eruf better
fir 6ie Srau. @iele 2eute fins ser
gletden Mniidt uno unteritiiben 6as
nnternebmen, oeiien 2eitung sic &rm=
5eiin ielber iibernommen bat, finan-
5ieu. &rin5eiiin Sbereiia, sic a11d ais
5oridungSreiienoe uno Sdriftltenerin
befannt lit, fat in Sberiteiermarf vein
2anogut gepadtet> auf Sem iie cine
mo6leingeri@tete ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i6ule betreibt. Sic nimmt ieIblt an
Sen praftii6en l1ebungen auf Sen Sci
oern tbeil. 9ie s@lrle miro bon Stu
oentinnen ser beiieren @laiien, sic nur
tbeoretiide Stu0ien MAIDEN molen,
un6 2an0mao6en beiudt, sic beneits
nit Ser praftii6en 2on0mirtbiboft
pertraut iin6. Gas l%1nternebmen lit
ieoenfaus ein Invertebrates grperi-
ntent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
GIiak.Qptbriuaen.

SSn 5traBbur g mollen 6ie silt.
fatbolifen" cine 8farrgemeinoe grim.
Be, - Die grtpeiterung Ser 8farr-
firde in i'd M eier miro
ndditens in Mngriff genommen. -
ST. MnoIauf eierte oas @bepaar 80.
Gutter @oloene &od5eit. - Sn
8ramatb itarb ser i'm @ubeltanoe
Iebenoe bodm. Sr. @farrer Sob. 8op.
Diirenberger, friiber 8icar in Mei9s.
bofen un6 @ingersbetm unb Nfarrer
in &leeburg, 8ii6bofen. un0 Mieber-
lahterbad. - Mn Steue ser arnrie-
ligen @apeue in Mita@ lit cine
pra6tpo1e Stride erbal1t poroen, sic
iiber 10000 Mart foitet. - Die
Sta0t met ion 6urd 5pei neue
Sorts nod mebr befeitigt meroen. -
Die neue Srambabn 5pii9en Meb
11no SEM @ororte @ablon lit er0ffnet
moroen. - Sodm. Srtspfarrer @eiB
in 5uffIenbeim lit megen
Rranfli9feit in Sen Sutherland getre=
ten. u&apa" Sos. Diirmeu, cine
allgemein befannte &eri0nIidfeit in
suI& lit im Sitter bon 80 Sabren
geltorben.
Oeferreid=11ngarn.
Sn SEN grobten auBeren 8e5irfen
@ien's feblt es iebr an &irhen.
SIM 8e5irf (Sttofring) 8. g. fins
100000 &atbplifen, BON oenen in Sen
3 fleinen Nfarrfirden minoeitens
100000 an Sonntagen u1m0gli6 If
rer Rtrbenpflidt geniigen f0nnen. IS
muBten idon in einigen 8e5irfen, 10
3. 9. inn 10. (6aboritener) 8e5irte
Motbgottes0ia1ite in GurniGlen einge=
fiibrt meroen. - nnter mailenbaften
@etbetligut1g ser tide6ii6en &reiie
@iens fano Sic feierlihe ginpei=
bung uno @roffnung Ser BON Sen 8ie=
11er 1lfed)en INN SEN 8etrag bon $780,
600 &r. gefauften &loiterfir6e, &e1m=
meg &c. itatt. = Ser 6iaferei=@ei-
Ter 9l1op. Iouiter lit 6el5ba9
murbe beim Galtbaus Sum 59im=
%mel1pirtb" 0aielbit aus unbefannten
@riin6en bon 3 Mdnnern aus
90rf1 iiberfallen, nieoergeito6en
1,rto lebensgefabrli6 perlebt. = Cine
Mrbeitergrl1ppe mur0e auf ser 8abn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Madltem tie idlafen.

Ite aCluIeH. "Ste Aer3le
f%onnten, mie es idien, fir meme Srau
nidtS meiter tbun als iie idlafen ma=
den," idreibt @err Sobn 8ilf aus
slmiteroam, Ohio. vsie mar i@mer
franf, aber ale Mer5te, sic i@ font
men lief, tie 5u beban6eln, fonnten
ibr nidt belfen. SIR Mperfrduter iteu-
tie lire @eiunobeit in elmer ISOLDE mie=
Ser fer. Sic lit iebt geiunoer> als ie
5upor. Sic lit an elmer Mrt Magen-
beidmer0e, fonnte ibr giien nidt per<
0al1en un6 bra@ eS mieoer aus, TO-
Balls tie e5 btnuntergeidludt bate"
6orni's Mpenfrarter itdrft Sen
@agen, regulirt Sen 5tublgang un6
bringt @eiunobeit un0 &raft. Seine
Npotbeferme0i5in, ion0ern ein einfa=
DIES, altmooildes &rauter=Seilmittel,
neldes ben 2euten 6ireft geliefert miro
our6 ipe5ieue Mgenten, angeitellt bon
Sen GigentGiinern, Or. Beter 6abrneD
& Cons &c., 1876 &oDne Mpe.,
Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

@ad elmer @er0ffentlidung Ser Uni
te0 8rp1ners Mlioeiation pariirte ser
&iidgol1g 0es 8ier=Mbiates I'M Sab-
re 1909 g%egeniiber Sem &oriobre in
Staaten, sic 2ocal Option eingefiibrt
batten, BON 2.29 &ro5ert in @onnec=
ticl1t Big 5u 7.79 &ro5ent TIT Ohio.
sluS Sem glei65eitigen @onium=&iid-
gang in ufeudten" 5taaten miro III
oeiien Ser 5dluB ge5ogen, 0aB Sic
&alfte jeres &erluites auf 0aS Scott
to ser idledteren inouitrieuen Sage
eeiett tperSen muB. 0ie Miiociation
idatt sen Min0erfonium infolge
Stats uno STANDARDIZATION ouf 5lt=
iamnnen 100000 8arrels. Mebr
8ier ml1r6e im Sabre 1909 gegeniiber
Dem @oriabre getrunten in folgen0en
@taaten: 6lori0o, Soma, Minneiota,
Mebrasfa, 5outb Carolina un6 Seras.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

La a ElETFH I-HHH%.ff A- MF- LE4
troffen itno. 2aut sen Mngaben in BEN
8eridt iin0 8O96 ginmanoerer einge,
troffen, oie cine bobere 8iloung fat
ten; unter 6ieien tparen 1879 Snge-
nieure, 1913 9ebrer, GA S9auipie-
Ter un0 131 &e0afteure. 6erner tra=
fen IN Ser genannten @eriobe 37,160
@%tnpanoerer Elm, Sic ais &anomerfer
flaiiifi5irt poroen itn0. unter 6ieien
tparen 1O,449 gdneioer. 435,247
tpur6en als beri9ieoette ginpanoerer
flaiiifi5irt, un0 unter 0ieien befanben
iiG 174>800 getpobnlide Mrbeiter,
17t,900 5arm=Mrbeiter uno 64,568
Dienitboten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

itrede. 5t. g 6Iten bon einem 8u-
ge iiberroldt nobel s Mrbeiter &c,
t0otet, 3 19mer perleBt muroen. ~
Ser bo9m'te ST. @tidof Emanuel
@h0bel bon 2%eitmerit lit i'm
Sitter bon IS Sabren ~geitorben.
2uremb1rg.
Ser bauptitaotii9e @%emeinoeratb
bat cine Sum411e bon 100000 ST. BE-
miaigt gum 8al1 elmer neren 8farr-
firde in ser @orita0t 2imperts-
b g. ~ 3miiden 8aui@leioen un0
|8aldleioen i'm Canton @ilb miro
Sic grri6tung elmer Ebuliperre an ser
Soner geplant 5ur @r5eugung bon
gleftri5itat fir oas Siittentperf in
DMoelingen.- Die firdli@e &c.
boroe bot 6ie Mniteu11ng zines &eli<
gionslebrers am nel1gegrun6etenM6o
dengpmnoiium in ~rg
perpeigert; neil 6eiien l1nterridt
neutral" 5. +. fonfelionsIos lit. =
Die MISUNDERSTANDING 8ep0lferung
oes @roBber5ogtbums betrdgt 89,576
@erionen = 1886 &ro5ent ser &C.
lammtbep0lferlng. = Sn ser &lage
oes @rafen b. 30 erenberg, Sob-
mes oes p%eritorbenen @rin5en Mifo=
lauS bon Maiia1> gegen Sic @rbgroB=
ber5ogin bon 9uremburg onf Serans-
gobe Ser in Deutidlano gelegenen ST.
o~eifommiBgiiter 0es ebemaligen nal-
iauiiden @aules lit angebli6 Elm Ser
glei6 abgeidloiien moroen, mona@
@raf Merenberg bonn So0estage IeineS
Caters ob porn luremburgii6en @au=
lie cine idbtli6e Mpanage bon 100000
Marf be5iebt.
Sdauei5.
Mus 8aoen Wargau) miro un=
term Is. December gemel6et: &r5lt6
fat ein t3idbriger @emein0eidiiler III
8a0en, @itglie0 ser io5ialiitii6en
uSSugen0=9iga" CD 0ret Mao@en ge=
6robt> 6aB er tie eri6ieBen mer0e, neil
0ieielben i'm beim 9ebrer megen zines
Sellers 'ange5etgt batten. Ser 2ebrer,
i'm @louben, es banole it6 tint etne
bloBe 9robung, iteute SEN &naben our
&eoe, tparltm er 10 etpas geiagt. Do@
ser 8uri6e 3og gum 3eidett, 6aB er
feinen SpaB gema6t, einen &epolper
aus ser Sai6e un0 5eigte tbn sem er=
itaunten 2ebrer. Mus 6em fann nod
Elm gutter Serreriit mer0en! = Meue=
rem Mel0ungen 5ufolge ban6elt es ii@
BEL 0em &omplot inter Ben ita1ieni=
ihen Mrbeitern bes 20ti6bergtunnels
ridt lint einen 3meig ser @affia, ion=
0ern Inn cine moblorganiitrte Diebes=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
1tntcr Sen &aliaqieren, sic auf Sc.

1tmtcr Sen &aiiagiere11, sic auf SCI
~3eelano" BON europa in Seem Dor1
%anlangten, mar 8aileD @iuis, cir
Mitglie0 0es @eologii@en @ermei.
lru1gs=8ureaus Ser @ereinigten Staa:
ten, Ser an elmer internationalen Son.
ferel15 in 9onoon tbeilgenommen fat
mo Sic &eritellung elmer rieiigep Melt:
forte fir Sen internattonalen @ebraud
erortert mur0e. Sic &arte miro aus
24OO 8lott beiteben nnb, lpe11n oit
8ldtter ~5uiammengelebt mer.
Sen, ungefdbr $50 Sl1B lang un0 100
SUB brett fem. Se0es an ser Sonic.
ren5 betbeiligte 2an6 miro cine &arte
leines etgenen @ebtets berltellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

&Sartoffelfafer Is MiQionen, sic 5ted-
miide 20 Miuionen, ser 5pab audi
cine anitanoige Menge bon MiQionen
- Die genare 3iffer baben mir per-
geiien-6a3u fonrmen nod Ser Maul-
murf, Der 8rairiebun0, ser 5dnapps-
teufel, Ser aaugummt, Ser Bargain
ba5tqus unb an0ere Gbierden, oerel1
@erbeerungen in Dollars uno Gents
gu berednen ser 5tatiitif nod ni9t
gelnngen lit. @enn man 6as anes 5u-
iammerednet, begreift man ni9t, oab
nod genug gum 2eben iibrig bleibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Die &l1pferausbeute ser @elt i'm

Die &l1pferausbeute Ser @elt i'm
Sabre 1908 belief ii6 auf 10000
Sonnen, 10000 mebr als inn Sabre
porber. Dieier Mufi9pung fomn1t le-
otgli4 auf &etnung Der Ser. Staa-
ten NIT elmer Musbeute bon 431, 900
Sonnen, mabren6 6as geiammte iibri-
&c Mmertfa nl1r $4,000 beifteuerte.
europa lieferte 10000, Mfrifa g.
900, Sapan 43,700, Muitralien 49,
600 Sonner1. Ser gelammte Ser
broud betrl1e 701, 700, mopon 68.3
Bro5ent auf Sic @ereinigten Staate,1
entfiel. Inter SEN el1ropaiiden 2Gn=
oern ltebt 0euti6lon0 obenan nit
$780, 700 5onnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Nns ser 8ierbauptitaot Ser @elt
miro nel1eit items beribtet: Ser @ierper=
fraud Miin6enS lift int Sabre 1908
1%teuer0ings 5uriidgegongen. @abren0
Der elbe int Sobre 1900 1873 Sitter
auf Sen &opf Ser 8eD0lferung un6
1907 no6 2S7 betrug, itn0 int perfloi=
ienen Sabre 11ur 266 Sitter 8ier auf
Sen &opf Ser 8epol6erltng berbrau6t
moroen. SIN gleiden Mfabe mie Ser
8ierperbrau6 abnimmt, nimmt ser
Mtl6perbrau6 5u, ser im Sabre 1900
tt1tr 100 Sitter pro @inmobner betra=
gen batte un6 int Sabre 1908 altf
149 Sitter geitiegen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Cine nit Mutogramm perlebene
Photographic bon Or. @oof bat auf
elmer Mnftion 5met Gents gebra6t.
gntidieoen gu menig audi menn er
Sen Mor6pol ni6t geieben fat. Sc gibt
ti@t piele Meni6en, 6ie es fertig brin=
gen, sic ganae @elt gum Marren 51
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

3umeilen lit ser @@mer5 bon @eu.
ralgie iebr beftig; gang g1ei@ mie bef,
tig berielbe au@ iein mag, ct. Sacobs
Sel pirft 6agegen un6 iteut cine mo-
tmrli6e Girfl1latim mie6er ber nn6
cine Sur lit Sic 6olge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

gbe sic Grippe gu groBe Gorti6rit=
tie ma@t, beoenft, 6aB Sic Bette un6 f.
6erite Sur in Sem @ebrau6 bon Or.
Ml1guit &0nig's @amburger @ruittbee
liegt, melber anerfannt lit oIs 6as
mirfiam1te Mittel gegen 6ieies 2ei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Ser beporiteben6e Sabresberi9t
0es @eneral=g : &om=
milidrs befaBt itd ausfubrlt6 NIT 0en
8erufen ser ginpanoerer, Sic int SIS
faliabr 1908-1909 int 2an6e einge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Ser Deutid : Mmerifaner lit itets
geneigt> auf Sic ~&oli5eimirtbi6aft"
in 0euti4lat1o gu i6impfen. @er bel1:
tie aber altf Sen beeisten 8iiriteritei.
gen ct. CLOUDS u1sgeleitet un0 ii6 eiu
me1ig unianft auf Sen 8o0en iebt,
lolte iid erinnern, oaB Sic pielper.
ihrieene Eoli5ei Ser 0eutiben @roB-
ita0te Sic &ausbciiter init gr0Bter
Strenge 0a5u anbalt, i'm SSntereile 0es
Yubfifums Sic glatten 8iirgeriteige
nit Sano ooer slide gu beitreleen. IS
fat bismeilen au6 feline gl1ten 5eiten,
menn Sic Holi5ei ui9re Scale in aues
|tedt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Sic Siege foitet Sem 2an6e iabrli6
90 Minionen, sic @otte 100 Millio=
men, Sic 2onoitrei9er 25 Mtuionen,
ser 8anmtpoufdfer 40 Miuioner, Set
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
geieui9oft, sic aus lal1ter gaIabreien
beitebt nno erit Dor eintgen @o9en 1T
@oppenite0t angenommen 1T. 8is
gum Is 9e5ember plroen 80 Ser.
baftungen borganommer.
&c. @@@@@@@@@@@
g SntereFantes MQerlei. g
@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Goof bat peripielt, 6aS lit flar. Die
gnti@eibung ser 6anti@en @elebrten
lit pernt6teno fir i'm, uno idon miro
Sic Mnflage 6es miiienidaftliden
59minoels gegen i'm erboben. Nun,
mir Mmerifaner f0nnen uns tr01ten;
mir baben ia nod unieren Bearp, Der,
nod l1rtbeil ser @eograpbii6en @e-
ieuidaft in @aibington, ben Nor0pol
gang iid}er un0 obm 3meifel entoedt
bat. @s lit oo@ im11er gut, menn man
3mei @iien int Seuer fat, un6 audi
oas alte 0iftum bepabrt it6 mieoer:
0oppelt reibt nidt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06
NEWS OF MONROE
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MONROE. Jan. 3--An event of con-
siderable social Importance took place
here December so when James w Jen-
sen. formerly of Monroe. but now OF Rock
Springs, Wyn.. and Miss Hazel TUft OF
Monroe were married by Rev. u. Ii Car
ter Of Richf1cld. The young people are
extremely popular I'm Monroe. Tho bride
is the daughter Of Hans Tuft and the
groom Is also well and fnvoraby known.
They left for Rock Springs New Year s
day where they viii make their home
for some time as Mr. Jensen has luCra-
tive employment there,
Daniel Washburn aDG Manuel Steven
son have returned 10 Garfield. after
spending the holidays In Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shipp OF Eureka
are visiting relatives and friends In
Monroe this week
Bishop Heber Swlnde has returned
from his mission. lie laborcd principally
around Bozcman and Billings. Mont. He
speaks highly OF the section OF the coun-
Try where be worked and is considering
the idea of moving colony of local peo-
pie UP there To settle in that vicinity.
The new city council with H. T. Llson-
bee as president and O. p. Washburn. J.
t. MHglcbY. \. s. Forbush and y. II.
Nelson as the board, was sworn In Mon
day. They arc all Republicans and were
chosen mainly on an understanding with
the Relief society that the town would
he prohibition II they Were successful In
being elected Developments WIFI BE-
watched with interest