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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
HAY STILL PULLS FOR
WESTERN CONSERVATION

SEATTLE Wash. Sept, 22.-While In
Seattle tonight, Governor NJ. b.. Hay OF
Washington announced thar ne had sent
10 the governors Of the Pacific coast anf
mountain states letters asking the ad-
ton congress. at which there might bc
a fuller and rrecr discussion OF conserva-
ton than there was. according To- Gov
crror Hay. at the recent ST Paul meet
ing
No date or meeting place has been suS-
gcSted by tho governor in his letters. D''
e.pattfr NAV ba named. owing TO the
Washington governors initiative in NOV
ing for a conference.
"Practically all the western governor
arc In accord on the conservation OF mai /
ural RESOURCES" said Governor LAY
Tho yo-callcd conservation congress ~
81. Paul expressed only the eastern laca
which is ;he Pinchot idce Of CONSERVATION
There Wa; no open discussion of on
sidC of lLn question The west rs well a.
the east wants 10 conserve our naiurn
resources We Of the west desire 20 pre-
Serve from waste ana TO make proper Use
of things that belong to us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
INDIANAPOLIS WINS
NEXT ODD FELLOWS MEET

ATLANTA Ga. Sept. 2c.-lndianspo-
lis was selected as the next convention
city by the sovereign gropd lodge OF the
Independent Order of odd Fellows this
afternoon. defeating for the honor Los
Australia which had made bids for ths
convention,
The report OF a special committee rec
ommcding the erection and ma,ntenance
bv the organization of a tuberculosis
sanitarum WAS rejected,
The odd Fellows Press association held
its meeting tonight and the following OF
ficers We're elected
President, A. II. Baker. Watertown
N y.
Secretary y-,rca w. II. Loedy, In
dianapolis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
LACK Of WATERS
FOR IRRIGATION
Experts Declare Practically All
the Available Running Sup
ply Is Appropriated.

DENVER. Colo. Sept. 22.-Evcry drop
OF surface water capable of being turned
TO Irrigation Is already appropriated. Is
the opinion of practically all experts who
read papers at n conference on irrlga
ton i'm session here today The confer
ence was arranged by the department o'
agriculture. Supplies from other sources
than running streams must be looked tc
for future use, the experts say, and IL
the meantime new reclamation projects
should bc held I'm abeyanCc.
In line with this view of conditions cx-
pcrmcnts are being made In different
sections into the feasibility OF pumping
operations In California, Washington
Kansas and New Mexico these expert
ments are being carried on under direc-
ton OF representatives from the agri-
cultural department in Washington.
Sublrrigation rs another plan OF bring
ing moisture TO growing crops which IS
being tested ont. Porous tiles are laid
and water from underground store
houses is carried to the point desired
and is drawn TO the surface by capillary
attraction.
Pumping from great depths into huge
reservoirs, from which the water Is dis
tributcd over the soil, has been success
iu In Pacific coast states. said some
Of the speakers today.
REPRESENTATIVES from n number OF
western states, several Atlantic states
and from the agricultural department arc
attending the conference several for
ojcn countries arc represented also. Read
ing OF papers on the science OF irriga-
tlon, results of experiments and conoi-
tions generally, and discussion OF them
were features Of today's programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
SUICIDE PACT"
HALF SUCCESSFUL
Woman Kills Herself. hut Man
Is Arrested and Held by
Police.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept, 22.-Mrs
Charles NJ Frcehousc OF Tacoma, Wash.
committed suicide by taking strychn!ne
in a hotel hero today. AS patrolmcn
called to the scene stood by the bedside
EUcI A. Custer. private in company r.
First infantry, now stationed at Nancou-
v6r Barracks Wash. entered the room
He was held for Investigation and OF
his person was found n letter To his
mother, Mrs Frank Custer, Madison
Ind. Informing her that ho intended 10
kin himself. Al the police station Custer
admitted having entered Into a suicide
pact with thc woman. she beat Ee to
IL " hc said According To Clusters
statement tho two became acquainted
during tho recent military mancuvers at
Tacoma. Getting a three months fur
louch, he clopcd with tho woman 10 Sc
attic. lie explained their decision To Kill
themselves as due 10 tho fact that they
had run out OF money and neither could
got work. Custer said the woman de
serted II husband and young son in
Tacoma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
RYAN WANTS TO BUILD
GOVERNMENT AEROPLANES

WASHINGTON Sept. 22.-Johu BarrE
RYAN. son OF Thomas i, Ryan. the sc"
York multi millionaire, spent TO-DAY IN , lh1
war and navy departments ana SuGcceuPu
i'm driving the officials into state pf
.pihlIsia..n over the proposition 10 pro
vide lhc navy and army win Il llrHl %!
airsEips IhaL would augmen! Tremendous
ly the offensive aud defensive po"ei9
the service. NJ, p,..,,,s
The attractive fcaturc of MI. hya,
proposition was us economical #lat, ~
L., non fn, Iho creation of n rcEcrN"
~ about n Thousand acrpplanes ma
might bc called Immediately INTO serN-
ice by the government IN lhne ol nnVu' 80
port OF the two departments; n,S ""
given him with hcnrty GOOD NIL
Efforts Will bc made l" hSNcIop ~ g.,
use. 40 as 10 transport n corporal G"Il
and 10 carry sufficient ammunition i''
effective bomb work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
LOSES MEMORY
FOR SIX WEEKS.
Tennesseean Tells Police Mind
Has Been Total Blank for
Long Time.
Is APPARENTLY CANDID
AND TRUTHFUL IN STORIES
Case of Stranger Is One Of
Deep Mystery TO the
Authorities.

With six weeks OF his recent life
entire blank, Charles Bean. a Tennes-
seeaD. mystified the police department all
day Thursday with his weird narratives
OF lapse OF memory and experience I'm
the wilds Of Colorado. After Bean had
iion, Police Lieutenant Shannon and
Captain of Detectives Beckstead were
both convinced that he was not sham
ming out was really unable to recall
most OF his recent actions.
Bean has been at the Cullen hotel for
about a week, Many complaints were
made by patrons of the hotel that Bean
was spying on them and sneaking about
the corridors in most suspicious man
ner. The hotel people asked the police
to take charge Of Bean, as he would
queries. Bean was taken TO police head
quarters "Wednesday night He seld that
he was from Tulhoma, Tenn. whore he
had brother and sister, His brother,
age as 80 years and presented an ap-
pearance that indicated he had been we'll
educated and prosperous After a Ittie
coaXing by Lieutenant Shannon, Bean
told the following story:
81 started from Tennessee for Los An
geles. ] had been drinking some. but
not enough to hurt mo. Somewhere In
Colorado they put me off the train. and
wandered about in a wild country. I
forgot my name where I was going and
all about myself. Day after day [
wandered ABOUT trying TO recall my OWL
name and where / was going. but my
memory had gone back OH me utterly"
Ibid you get TO Los AuReies?" asked
Lieutenant Shannon
THAT Is what I don't know" said
Bean. "At times IL seems as II I had
been there, and then again II seems as
Il ] had not got there yet
Can Remember Nothing.
Cant you remember applying for
work or some other incident connected
geles?" queried the lieutenant.
II know I intended TO go to work
when, got 10 Los Angeles. and at times
] think I was there and at other times
aul sure l did not get any farther west
than Salt Lake. | cannot remember
how 7 come here ! remember the hotel,
and / did walk about the corridors
great deal, but that was because ] heard
n woman crying In one of the rooms.
She appealing for help. and wanted
TO aid her
said Lieutenant Shannon.
yes. there was insisted Bean.
Further questioning ELECTED nothing
else that indicated Beams insanity He
insisted he could not remember why he
was put off the train, what road II was
on. nor what towns he had visited. se
denied with seeming candor that lie had
been shipped hither by the authorities
OF any other city.
Lieutenant Shannon. who has made
many mallgners admit they were I'm
has really lost six weeks out of his life.
DR.. S G. Paul was notified TO take
charge OF Bean until more can be learned
concerning him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
BANKERS COMING WEST
TO HOLD CONVENTION

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Four trains
will leave the Grand Central station next
Monday. carrying bankers from the east
ern and southern states who are going TO
Los Angeles To attend the thirty sixth
annual convention OF the American Bank
ers association.
-Four hundred and nifty OF the bankers
are from outside of New York state and
Will join the New York delegation here
in time to leave on one OF the special
trains.
AT the mead OF the party. when 1t
leaves New York. Will be Lewis E. Pier
sou OF this city. president OF the Ameri-
can Bankers association; Lee McClunG,
treasurer of the United States, and Law
renee .. Murray, comptroller of the cur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
ILLINOIS WILL
STAND FOR TAT 7
Republican Convention, Which
Opens Today, Finds Plat
form Main Concern.
NAME OF L0RIMER NOT
TO BE SPECIALLY MENTIONED
But Platform Will Contain
Planks Demanding Numer-
Gus Radical Changes.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Sept 22--Gllinois
Republicans meeting in convention here
tomorrow in all probability viii adopt &
plank standing solidly behind President
TafCs position OH the tariff as expressed
I'm his letter To the Republican congress
sional committee.
This plank. it is said tonight. will com
mend the appointment of a pcrmanen,
tariff commission and revision, schcd
ule by schedule.
As the platform, which will be sub
mitted to the resolutions committee anG
later to the convention itself. stood to-
night, Senator Lorlmer Will not be men,
toned by name. To soften this omis-
sion ii is said that Senator Cullom $
name also will be omitted
Speaker Cannon arrived tonight from
Danviilc. He did no; seek specific com
mendation in the platform and il is un-
dcrstood that he Will not be mentioned,
The Republican congressional delcga-
ton In congress. however. Will receive a
blanket approval
Deneen for Chairman.
Governor Dcneen will be temporary
chairman OF the committe and will sound
the keynote OF the party in this state ir
his speech. Reports during the day that
a flght would be made to make Mr. Can
non the permanent chairman lacked con-
bition in this regard and il is believed
that the temporary organization Will be
made permanent.
The platform will disavow party, re-
sponsibiity for the bipartisan committee
which elected Inspector Shurtleff and the
one which elevated William Lorlmer 20
the United States senate.
4 corrupt practices act will be de-
mauded and likewise an amendment 10
the constitution 10 abolish minority rep
rcscntation.
Under this feature of the law as was
exemplified AT the recent primaries. a
voter where there are three candidates
for the legislature may plump" all
three votes for one candidate.
In this manner it is declared MANY So
called "undesirables' whose names have
figured in legislative scandals were ena-
blcd TO secure denominations.
Plenty of Reform Wanted
Other legislation that Will be de-
rnanded follows;
Amendment and strengthening OF the
civil service law.
Anti-pass and antifrank laws.
Revision OF the revenue law.
Employers liability and workingmcn' 5
compensation act.
Greater control OF railroads. express,
telegraph and telephone companies.
Making possible commission form OF
government
Conserving the states' natural re-
sources the state TO secure as speedily
as possible all water power sites not
otherwise controlled
At the meeting OF the state central
committee, Roy c. West OF Chicago was
reelected chairman. Governor Denecn
in addressing the committee declared taa,
the day was past in which a platform
could consist largely OF pleasant sounds.
He declared that the document of the
paTy nowadays must state eNpIicltly
What tho party proposes and the party
must be prepared 10 live up 20 its prom
Uses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
ALLEGED MURDERERS
CAUGHT BY PURSUERS
AL,Hlol'ERQuE. y, NJ.

AllsUOl'ERqCE. X, NJ. Sept. y"
..nncioI from Adanana says
'.SLrrifi rIomugon of Globe ~ ,
o'clock tonight arrested James steel anJ
William stewart. former Gnitcd SlI,"'
onldIcIg vino arc charged with tie m%ur % :
Icr ~ Trrd ISibbc and Alfred +. Iiin-
net business men Of Globe. n..o
Sheriff Thompson and n poss.n % NJ ~
s,.,,inn hrrr No ilght was put up by ih
mcn. This ends n nine-day chase %niei'
Wa participated in by peace OFFICERS
,'L ihhn and Uillpo, who were OIL
h,niin. trip. were slAiu in /" deserted
stage Station between Fort Apacho ~, ~.
Globe. Robbery WAX eviecntly ING "'o'i'
nj The deed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
CHANLER NOW WELCHES
ON MADAME CAVALIER

NEW YORK. Sept @2.-Robert Win
lhrop Chapler has revoked tine power or
attorney Inc gaVc Lima Cavalier 10 col
lect the income from his estate under
their famous antc-nuptial agreement,
This statement was made today by Sid
ncy Harris Chambers attorney.
This move is Intended to make II i'm
possible for CaVaicrt 10 obtain the, ID
come from the three trust funds Sc; aside
for Chaulcr.
Within two or three days Mr. Harris
intends to answer the summons and COM
plaint filed by attorneys for Mrs. Julia
Chamberlnin Chanlcr the artists FIRST
wife, which questions the legality OF his
nrrpcmeni with his brlGe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
Eal's poRoEs
'NflDENT OF VICTORY

||SGi Sept. 22.-colonc, roose-
v sl"mssills in the figb, tic
make s,aIol % ol the Republican
Ii,a0xi ncxi week Ven, o'a ,n Enard S
/, tho Tor the last confer.
lTiscom ,,,rcnllon. n,, They were
n co,n,n,, CHAIRMAN of tho Now
|hssrnn'lhllt"c. Otto IT nan
nr Krs.,ii K Herbert Parsons and
Ahes co,,,,, , The progressive"
licn"S Mr.. Griscon rc,,o,,
''sction ~ inccesS in the figh,
convent 4, q temporary chair.
4 <ss'1S s,',1Sam,nond. n, prcsidcr, or .,,o
siesnv,,o o' Republican rh,,, o' 'n% ,
q Tho or.,n rnc New York state @
y ioJayy' y'sa nizatinn. caiIcd ", ON
n The ana assured him az
~ in masuo could civ" thn
eaiy Re.,,%',n," %n" laid the framc-
3 lhe fo,md,'',,an platforms. .s
@rogressI,,ul9,,l ,lion OF the pIaf-
woodr,'%,, convention.
|nlttoe io1o l Of The Eepublic, n
!. rrospeycS,ssy Expressed cnnG.
ne as NJ " VIC "old guard
'9s''us es,I,r "riscon's. "Ijes
said bn b.'oies being made ~,
'slfic,s f, recen, sssnlancc.
4. rom which The pro. pro
-u'u On Page Two,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
YOUNG NURSE MARRIES
MILLIONAIRE OF 90

KEW, YORK. Sept 22.-Wuh q
,or,uno estimated ms high as $50
ooo oo0 John S. Lyle, who. VIII he
~ ycors old ncHt month. has just
,nl,cn "A c-Ifr, whom br has cslab-
. lisiIcd I'm his bcaut'fu' country nome
~, TcnaGy. The bride, who WAS
"f,,a JulIa G.. Harmon. trained
n,ysc. Is G3 years younger t,an hcr
,,sIond whom she met when she
,yns sent from q hospital to care
. for his sistcr-in- law two years Ego
ri, n,ifc vii inherit his entire for
.,,no ls there were no children from
. his first marriage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
CRAZED HUSBAND KILLS
WIFE WITH A CLUB

ROGERS. Ark. Sept 2s.--.As his wife
was asleep In bed early today. George
heat OUT her brains with II stick OF stove
wood then wounded Mrs. John Skies OF
Columbia. Mo-. n visitor in his home. and
attempted 20 nsurder his infant Guild
When Ecigbbors hearing the women
scream rushed 10 tho house. Moore met
them at the door, escorted them to his
wifc's apartments and calmly asked them
what they We're going 10 do with him.
He Is believed To be insane
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
New Forest Rangers.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHrNGTON. Sept. 22.--E. 4. Mac
kay. Standpoint. w. a, Schell. Westwood
i. j. Smith. Athol; John keefe. Wallace
Henry Buck, Elk CITY: X. II. Moses.
Grangcyillc: J. ID, ASnew, Lowell, s, f..
Mllspp, Wallace. Ida. have been appoint
cd forest rangers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
GIRL LOST FOR YEAR
RESTORED TO MOTHER

; CHICAGO, Sept 2c,-Dorothy Bar
: row IL years old, missing from her
!. home in Houston Tex. Ior over n
ycar. has been found. poorly clothed
!. and pnn1iIcss. in n hotel In Vim.
: ccnn~s I'D. md was restored to-
: dag =. hcr mother. Mrs. F;lolse Bar
: row. who claims the Eirl WAS alb
. Quoted Chicago police 10 whom she
: told the story OF the childs diaap-
: pcarancc and recovery, are invesii-
!. gatins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23

The present shah of Persia. Ahmed
Mira is youth Of - years. He sue
cccded to the throne July l6 1909 on ,h.
dcthroncment OF his father, Muhammc1
All.
Being a minor II MAS necessary To ap-
point a regent and this post was given
TO And -ul- Mulk. who had boon minister
OF oducation in a previous cabinet Azad-
uI-Mulk was head OF the well known
EaiA family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
Idaho Appointments A

Special to The Tribune,
WASHINGTON Sept. c2.-Hcnry r.
Moore is appointed postmaster NJ Rose =
berry. Boise county. idaho. md Sarah
*. Holland appointed rural carrier, route
NO. g. Boise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
REGENT OF PERSIA
DIES IN TEHERAN

TEHE.EAN. Persia, Sept. 22,-Thc re-
gent Of Persia. Azad- Mulk, died In this
CitY today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
Index to Toddy's Tribune
Departments.
Domestic.

Roosevelt confident OF victory in
New York fight ....,.,...,,.s... J
Gilman or Boston ut head OF
Grand Army ,.s..,.......s..,.. ]
Senator Jorimcrs attorneys fight
Sentiment in favor OF Gaynor Is
growing ,..... .s.,..,,..s,...,,
Illinois Republicans VIII indorse
Taft administration ....s,......
Condensed kilograms ........s.s,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
Sporting News.

. New York American players In
night 80. .................... 10
Sullivan benefit Is great success. 10
. The Harvester lowers worlds
record ..a... .,.-.. ..-.-..,..,.'., ,,IU
: johnson and LanSfovd may meet
in London -......,,...,..,s,.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
Local.

Tcunesseean loses memory for six
Democratic convention at Sandy
today, 49,. .-s.s...,.,...a,l
Judge Whitaker restrained ......l
American party convention Sat
urdnN,.., rn.... .ss.rs,',,., l
Work for federal grand jury and
court term .....,,.,.....,s,-,
Council committees meet ...,...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
RESULTS prove that news,

paper advertising is the
most profitable publicity.
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Tho commander in chief expressed him d,
self as particularly graiifcd al the in
crcasing determination OF the blue and
the gray lie voiced his pleasure Ut
tho cordial reception given him during his
recent official visit 10 the southern de-
partments not only from the former un-
lon soldiers, but from the ex-confcder-
atcs.
I'm all cities, when possible" he said
Il urged Joint meeting OF the blue and
the gray. We had many gatherings of
this character, and no more loyal and pa
triolic sentiments wero ever uttered than
by the men who fought on the other Side
Continued on Page Two,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23

,,aders of the daily
<.,er are the most
I.;.;;ue prospects an ad-
j. can appeal to,
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Continued on Page Two
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-19

port III the Unlled
Kingdom this placard:
For the Capture OF
JOHN PAUL JONES.
Commanding an Amer
lean Ship. the Gov
ernment will pay
the sum OF
10000 Guineas.
John Paul Jones was
the first man to pluck
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-19

anoat There was no material Tor navy saw
good sailors. The future american ANNA eu.Nl. o.
walked to Philadelphia in the autumn oi - . aHu
appeared before the marine committee appointed
by congress to make some provisions lor nav
and when asked his name he said Jones' ana
by that name history has since known MIN lne
committee would have paid little attehtlon 10 MS
request for a commission had II not happeneu
that of its members Richard Henry Lee
knew something OF tho career OF the supplicant
sailor. He was given a commission as first lieu
tenant OF the Alfred. merchantmen. which had
been made into manof-war and placed
under the command OF Commodore Hopkins TO
the masthead Of this vessel Jones. with his own
hands, holsted the first ensign ever shown on an
American manotwar. II was the famed rattle
snake flag with the motto Don't tread on me-"
BY a remarkable coincidence some time later on
the Ranger Jones displayed at the peak the hrst
bit Of Stars and Stripes bunting ever flung to the
breeze OF American man-ofwar. A little later
he had the honor OF hearing fired in recognition
OF the flag the first salute which II ever
received from a foreign nation, the roar OF the
guns carrying with It the acknowledgement by
France Of the independence OF the United Colo
nes
John Paul Jones physically was not a beroio
looking figure He was only FIVE feet tall and
of light weight. but in his fighting qualities his
ounces counted like other mems pounds His
face was grave and thoughtful and his eyes were
sharp his cutlass The fleet in which Jones
sailed under Commodore Hopkins was miser.
able affair. and Hopkins was the weakest OF com
manders Jones succeeded In inducing his supe-
Yior to sail for Nassau, where under the direction
OF the Junior oficer a vast amount OF British
stores sdzed. On the way back to the
United States the British frgate Glasgow was
sighted. but It escaped the American fleet owing
10 the poor seamanship OF Hopkins. court OF
inquiry was held. and It was determined that II
JoneT suggestions had been carried out the ulas.
gov could have been captured or sunk. Hopkins
felt disgraced and became q bitter enemy OF his
subordinate.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-19
GET CLOSER TO SUN
Waidberg'S Simple Life Colony
Does So by Being Nude.
Men and Women Of Swiss Settlement
Live Almost Without Clothing
and Children Wear None
Say Nature SO Intended.

Zurich, Switzerland.-In one small
section OF Switzerland the residents
go through heat wave. snow storm and
northern blast with impartial calm.
ness. The name OF the colony * the
"Lienbluftheim' llight and air homol
and Il is located ON the Waidberg,
overlooking the town OF Zurich.
While in the town / heard reports
of the thurouEhncss OF the methods
by which the residents In the Waid.
berg institution get right back to ma
ture. 50 decided TO make arrange.
meuts for a closer study
10 my surprise ! found the people
of Zurich. though they have their
prudo societies. regarded the waid-
bergors merely as local curiosittes.
They showed no desire for the i'm.
position OF restrictions ON tclephou-
ing TO the head of the colony. Herr
j. =. Muller. formerly an officer iu tho
Danish army. ! received cordial in-
yitation to go up and see for myself
Herr Muller IS splendidly built
man about feet tall. showing tho
muscles of boxer rather than a
wrestler tanned dark brown from
head To foot lie has an intelligent
face and laughing eyes. Carl Block.
the famous painter described him as
physically the most perfect man I
have ever seen." and agreed with the
description as 1 watched my compan.
ion striding along beside me
Come along said he. you will
find all my friends at play" Presently
we passed large meadow whore a
score Of Waidbergers-men. women
and childrcn-were engaged in game
Of handball. while others stood round
as spectators. The men and boys
only wore bathing pants; the women
and girls we're dressed" i'm a short
single loose decollete chemise-their