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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19

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bxIes Sabres in Der guiebalIs sWelt
mar Der gineinndiier alub (oie
rRsbs). Der in Der lsbten Saiion ols
Witglieo Der /. IipiIipn Der Gonaliite
grobnirte uno bon bem man aufs Be-
itimmteits eripartst bate, bob er ents
ipeoer ben pittsburser npiraten- ober
Den Hep Yortsr rRisFsn" - ober piels
Ieiht geibsn - ben Borrang erfolgs
reid itreitig MAIDEN tpiiroe. unsrpare
teter Weiie erfpieien Iih bic Hsos
ihtpad bsim 0eIhiib uno oemoniirirs
ten auf Der linten Seite bes inneren
Syeloss niht bic StGrte, auf tpelte
5duptling 9riffiib nit geItimmtbeit
9srednet bate. Der alub ipielte in
alien Sonarten oftmals jdmmerz
lid, bisfpeilen brilliant une ben bsIten
alubs ebenbiirtia, aber meiitentbeils
mittelmdbig. Sur Gntihulbisung
iueroen Grtrantung unb 9srIsbung
Der Gtbleten als Saupturiahe bes
Jiastos anaeesben. sSromme unb
geebee, 6auptitiiBen beg aiubs bsim
0sIhiib in LETTER Saiion, eripieIsn ii6
ipeeen Rheumatismus big Dor aursem
ols pollItdnoig binitunfdbig. Qobsrt,
9ppnsp uno Gaan purbsn peaen8ers
lesungeH tuohsnlang bonn Spielplabt
ferneebalien unb mub.en auf ibrsn
ipihiisen goitsn ourh SteQpsrtreter
erieBt iperben, bic ben aniorbsrungen
niht gstpahien tpdren.
SroBeem bic Bertroituna Der bisIiz
gen 8aIeballsJrsunbe duf eli, beHerss
nd6ites Sobr f9 als cine itsrsoipps
Reoensort in ieoem Serbite bier tpies
oerholt unb beshalb gsrinsen @laubn
fino.t, oeuten fton iebt ale Qnsei6sn
barauf bin. oab bic rReos" in 1911
cine erfolareitere SaiIon bdben pere
ben. Mit benz Retrutsn qlti3er ols
gusbelfer i'm inneren Jefoe unb ben
ShIeubsrer Sromme, geebee unb Co
pelestie in ibrer tpieoereefunoenen
brilldnten 9siiturgsfGbig.eit pirb
!oduptling griffitb sinen Gtu6 ins
5reffsn itelIen tonn.n, Der auT alien
puniten bes SpieIes - Defenders
ober In Der 8ertbeibiguna - tart
fein tpiro. Iud baten unIere esunoens
burh ibr bissiGbriges 3uIammenipies
len Gelesenbeit gsbabt, iit gu 8eteras
nen aus5ubiloen; iie iollten snblih isBt
in alien 6anbgriffen unb &nifIen ibs
res 0eperbes pohlunterrihtet uno aez
gen bus Sampenfisbsr eeIsit isiu.
5eute pirb Der aampf spiT6en
ben ~Reos" unb nGuGters" nm 2lls
leinbeiig bes d. pIabss auf Der Stang
Ii'te Il. 9ipiiiun) fortgeiest, unb ite=
ben 9eebee urb glarte CUR 9ebienuna
unfres Geihiibes duf bem groqramm.
5duptlins griifitb III iiberseuot, baB
bic .Reos" als Siss.r aus oemaampFe
berporsehen unb bab iis iid ni6t pies
Der aus Der Stellung perbrdngen lafs
fen iperoen.
guf Der eeitern peroTfentlihten elite
Der gausgrefFer in Der Hdtionals 9iau
tperosn Die 2eiituneen Der nRsbs" pis
folnt dn1eoeben:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19

2us Cos QngeIes, GuI.. tommt bic
Jrdusrtunbe BON Dem bdIel6Tt am
Samftdq Qbenb erfolgten Qbleben 0e5
6errn W q : s berger. 0eriel6s
itar6 i'm beiten Marnesatter, i'm 2tlter
pon 55 Sa6r:n, na6 ldngerem Getoen
uno bic Ro6riht BON ieinem Spoe
tpiro ni6t berfebIen, dQgemeine Spm-
pat6ie nah3urufen. Serr gsberger
tpoQte gum 5emp:lritterz z&ontlaOe nah
G6icago tommen uno Damn einen 4bz
iteher nah Der Ginctnnotter 5etmat5
MAIDEN, aber ieine &rantbeit perbinz
berte bic 4usfubrung oieies ietnes
Qie6l;ngstpuni6es. Der Oa6ingeI6iez
bene lpurbe in unierer Stabt gebpren
uno mar muItfer bon geruf. Gr mar
in ieinem sud ung:mein tihtig uno
Ipielte LANCE Sabre i'm SrheIter bon
G6eooor 5bomas unb in oem bon Wti=
61el 8ranD. Spdter grinDete er ietn
et9:nes Sr6e1ter. oas 6o3an9eieben
mar unb germ gebDrt lpur0e. &rantz
belt in Der Jamitie OeranIaBten i'm,
bor et!pd neun Sabren mad &olifors
MEN iiber3uiieoeln. Die 5umtlie lteB
iia in Qos 2ln9eles nteoer, in beiisn
g}G6e 6err Gsberqer urIprungli6 ete
nen Srongenbain getduft bate. Que
Berbem mar er Crheiterz9 z9irigent i'm
DOrtigen 8ranD Cpernhaus. 5err s.
Berger fpar nit elmer SD6teer beg per-
itorbenen 5erru W}i6aeI Gramp per
1etratbet, Die ibren Utunn nit bret
Ginb:rn unb i6rer greiIen Wlutter
UberIebt. 2uberoem betrauern iein
6tnIteioen bret 9riioer, Die 6erreI
G9arleg, 1Srib uno Wenbelir Gs6ers
ger. Der 9abirgeidiebene mar Elm
mann bon bruDem Gbaratter unb
liebensniiroigem Weien. g:a6tet uu0
1ee6rt bon 2lQen, bic i'm tannten.
| SFruu 6 miIie 3 6ieGe, bic Be-
! IiBertn b;s SefTerIor 6otels, begin8
am SamItag in uQer StiQe ibren Oes
burtstdg uno empfing Die 6er5lt6Iten
| 9rutulattonen.
Die 68 Sabre aIte Wittpe & milte
Wiggers, rpobnfaft i'm 6eresforD
7flatqebGuoe, an Clifton unb 2ublpp
Qlps., Clifton. beiutte am SamItdg
2tteno tbreS6piegereto6ter 5rauSens
ME Diggers in 0urtiDeQ. 8. 8eitern
Morgen tlugte lie Ub:r befttge S6merz
3en in Der Seite unp tpuroe fur3e Get
in p.r Seite uno purbe fur3e 2eit
Ipdter betpuBtIos. 2tls Or. Butler Elm.
traf, mar Die alte Dame bereitS tobt.
Coroner Or. Goe fdn0. oab Der Sob
ourn einen Ser3ihlGg b:rurIa1t
pur0e. Die 0erItorbene mar Die Witts
ne oes 8riinoers unb QrGIibenten Der
Gitp 5aa gant, 5.rrr s. 8. Wigger3,
pelher ibr Dor 3psi Sabren i'm Spos
ooranqegdngen mar. Sic 6interldBt
bret S0hne, ndmIid Or. 8. 8. Digs
GERS, BON go. 24O6 Quburr 2lpenue,
Dr.. 6. 9. Wiggers, tp:Iter ii6 9e1ers
tpGrtiq in Berlin, 9eutI6laub. befins
BET, unb q. s. @i91erS, qrdIioent Der
0igqers gl0belfabrit, Iopie 3pei
Sapisgert0tter, Die 0ittpen 81. g.
Diggers uno J. 9. 0iqoers. Das 9es
grGbnib finoet am 9ienitag Nahr1itz
tag uuf Dem Spring 9rooe Jrieobof
itdtt.
5rau 81 q ootena Goeller
geb. gopersoorfer 1T geitern ihren 2ies
Ben oura ben Sob entrifen tporoen,
Der lie i'm Ilter bon Il sSahreu feds
Wtonaten ereilt bat. Die Seeroi9ung
Der angeiebenen uuo beltebten Watrone
finoet am Wlittlpo6 Wtorgeu, q. Sepz
tember, bonn SrauerbauIe, Ro. 301
Calhoun StruBs aus itutt. tporouf in
Der Ct. 9eorgius Stride eiu feierlis
dies Reauiem abdehoLten tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19
Serittener Yoli5ift
Son iciuem Eferoe seluorfen nno
idDiuer pcrleBt.

Qls Der berittsre polisiit 6arrg
Wartin. pom 8. 0iitritt, geitern Dor
mittdg um 10 nbr nit Ieinem 8ames
rabsn Wunbt bic WeSenrb Strube
sntlang rift, ideute iein pfsro pl05'
lid an Der Gds Der 6arriIon Hodb.
Wdrtin rurbe absstporfsn uno oog iif
ihlimms 9erleBungen an Der lintsn
Sfultsr uno ben geinen gu. Gr
purbe i'm oli3sisQutomobil nah benl
Soipital qebratt. Das iteue pfero
tpuroe bon benz poIisiiten MunDt sins
aefanaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19

proben pirb bi<snal cine duberit se>
naue aontrolle gefiibrt perben, unb
sipar ioll bieIe burh Garten, bic am
56luB jeber probe ubgeitempelt perz
ben, ktpertitelliet iperben. Wer otter
als breimal obne triftige GntI6uIois
gungsgriinos feblt, 1T BON elmer Be-
tbeilignng am Gonsert ousgeihloiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19
II n I'd IL {.

- Wabrihsinlih infolse Selbltents
SiiHbuns tam seitern in einem gum
Iufbsip1brsn bon aaiesrnen etc. beniis-
ten Sduppsn Der 6. 8. unb .. Giisnz
ba6n, an Z. unb Carr Gtrabs. eir
iseuer sum 4usbruh. ipeIhes einen
Shaben bon 800 anrintete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19
Semcitcrs /! nfang.

Die llnipsriitdt beginnt bieie Wpae
bus nsue Semeiter uno ale 4nseiGen
iprehen oafiir, buB oieie ausseSeidnss
te 4nituIt sinem erfolsrei6en Sob,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19

Sur Jeftftelluns bes proaentloses
fruroc natiirIid bic ansabt Der Spiels,
an .pelhen iih Der getreffenbe betbeiz
liste. in 9erednuns ss5ogen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-19
Trut iehler.

-. Sie bate beute lIngIiid, bic
tleins Gpntsfie. Gber rpieoer ftisB iis
in ber Daft nit ihrer ih0nen, groben.
bIausn q al ie eegen ben abiirpfoitsn.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
Celebrated Return of Groom.

AdvIces from Malaga this morn
ing were to the effect that the old
friends of Grant Perry last night
paid honor to him and his bride who
returned to Malaga yesterday from
Seattle. Mr. Perry and Miss Fannie
Hunter were married in Seattle on
Tuesday, July 18th, and it is said
that twenty-seven of Mr.. Perry S
friends called on him last night and
that there will be about forty 9TH
ers with him tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Redfield have
been visiting the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. McCready, of Shelton,
Washington. Mr.. Redfield writes
that they are leaving there the lat
ter part of the week and have not
made any positive arrangements for
the future.
P. J. Wantz, of Monitor, was a
visitor In the city yesterday. He
states that the Monitor section will
furnish great quantities of fruit this
year, and that it is all very high
grade.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
$4,000 RAILROAD
MEN STRIKE
Britain's Greatest Line, the
Northeastern, Lies Idle
Because of Tyranny.

London, July 21.-Twenty-five
thousand employees of the Northeast
ern railway are on strike today. All
trains except those carrying mail
have been abandoned.
Switchmen and firemen have join
ed the other strikers, and the road
Is completely tied up.
The Board of Trade is seeking to
arbitrate the difficulties. The men
who went out filed no formal griev-
ances, merely saying that the action
is protest against the 'tyrannical
methods of the officials of the road
The strike started in the Newcas-
tie District and has spread until the
whole line is affected.
The Northeastern is one of the
principal lines of Great Britain.
The trouble has been brewing for
many weeks, although the final out
break has been retarded by labor
leaders. The alleged arrogant atti-
tude of the managers of the road to-
ward the claims of the laboring men
is the sole bone of contention, as it
affects everything which transpires
between the factions
The men are silent and deter
mined and the report is that they
have funds with which to live for
months in order to bring their OBJ
stinate employers to their knees. So
far there have been no disturbances,
the strikers prefering the moral eff
feet of their secession to actuate the
owners of the line.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
REv0LUT|ON|STS
ORDERED SHOT
General Gonzales, in Charge
of Madriz Forces, Sends
Out Instructions.

New Orleans, July 21.-President
Madriz of Nicaragua has ordered all
revolutionary prisoners shot if an
intercepted telegram purporting to
have been sent by him to General
Roberto Gonzales is authentic. Con-
zales is in command of the Madriz
forces at San Ubaldo. Many insur-
gent prisoners are known to be un-
der his charge. The intercepted
message read:
Il trust into your hands the sal
Walton of the fatherland and the
giving of a severe lesson to the rev.
dictionaries who are in your neigh
borhood. Shoot without fear or
whom you may capture by attack
and the prisoners whom you may
have. Give orders to leaders of
your patrols to watch. There is
danger in the road from San Ubaldo
to -Madriz, commanding
general
The telegram fell into the hands
of the rebel general, Mena. who de-
clared that on the same day two in
surgents were executed at CharcO
Muerto.
A copy was sent to the provision
al goverment's local representative
to be forwarded to the American
state department.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
Interest in Vermont Election.

Montpelier, VT, July 21.-The In
terest of the nation will be centered
on Vermont early in September, at
which time the state election will
be held. It will be the first state
election of the year and consequent
" the results will be closely ana
lived as affording a test Of the rel
ative strength of the two leading
parties in the general COMPRESSION
al elections to follow two months
later. The democrats already are
making strenuous exertions with a
view to cutting down the lead of the
republican candidates for congress.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
CATERS TO VANITY
New York To Have Taxicabs That
Will Display Fancy Gowns of
Women.

Martin Spencer with his handsome
Overland taxicab is to be greatly Ov-
ershadowed by the handsome taxicabs
which are being fitted out in New
York but always abreast of the times
it is expected that he will order one
of the new machines for the society
ladies of Wenatchee.
Taxicabs ode luxe" are soon to be
the newest thing on Broadway. The
new cabs are to surpass in luxurious
ness any four-wheeled vehicles in the
world, not even excluding the state
carriages of royalty.
According to the promoters of the
enterprise the cabs will be mainly
constructed of heavy bevel glass so
as to show off women's gowns to adj
vantage The interior will be light
ed with electricity, with reflectors so
as to throw the occupants into promi-
nence.
mus, WOmdu ell TOutc W the luc-
alter or opera can not only show off
the latest Partisan creation in gowns
but observe the costumes of others
also. The cabs will be lined with
shirred silk and the cushions will be
made from costly damasks and bro
cades.
The interior decorations will be
removable so that a woman may or
der the taxicab furnished in colors to
suit her gown.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
Funerals of Two Babies Today.

Loren, the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Boyer, died last night
at o'clock of heart disease. The
funeral will occur from the residence
at o'clock this afternoon. The
Wenatchee Undertaking company
was In charge and Rev. Beightol Of
cemetery.
Lulu Duncan, baby daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duncan, died yes
terday at their home in Wenatchee
Park. Burial took place at 1890
this morning from the parlors of the
Wenatchee Undertaking company.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
ssEISie From Chelsea" Coming.

Spokane, Wash, July 1S.-Daily
World: l have received a clipping
from your paper entitled Chelsea
Colony" in which you say Elsie
from Chelsea" is missing.
To be sure she is not in Wenat-
chez, but strange as it may seem,
she was there last February and was
not recognized as such.
l anticipate visiting Wenatchee
again, and will be glad to fill the
missing link in the Chelsea Colony.
Yours very truly,
elsie From Chelsea"
ELSIE M. GUSSMANN.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
BIDS WANTED.

Bids wanted on both construction
and material for the construction or
a school house in District 33 on Ste
milt creek. Plans and specifications
NAV be seen at the office Of the
County Superintendent at the Court
House. Bids will be opened Satur-
day. July %, at o'clock at the
court house. The right is reserved
to accept or reject any or all bids.
Address Morse Tyler, clerk, Wenat-
chez, Wash.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
Surprise to the Valley.

The weather report published in
the Daily World of yesterday re-
ported showers for last night or to-
day, and strange as it may be, a
very light shower of rain was no.
ticeable in the valley this morning.
This is the first moisture that has
fell since very early last spring and
the people of the valley are hoping
for more of it.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
Judge Mccoy Back From Ephrata

Judge w. J. Mccoy returned from
Ephrata yesterday after spending
the past six weeks in the Grant coun-
ty seat. He has been making him.
self acquainted with the real estate
situation there and at Moses Lake.
Since investing in considerable acre
age in that district, the judge has
become a booster, especially for the
Moses Lake country. He states that
there is some activity in real estate
and every indication that another
year will witness considerable devel-
opment.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-21
WE HAVE MANURE FOR
FERTILIZING

Here is a prominent fruit grow
ers' experience:
G. T. Richardson, of Monitor, re-
ports an interesting experiment. His
Is year old Winesaps were begin
ming to run small in size. Last year
he covered a portion of the orchard
with stable manure and from that
part secured apples nearly third
larger than from the portion which
received no fertilizer.
See US at once.
EAGLE TRANSFER co.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
STATE NEWS
DEDICATION Of
STAKE BUILDING
Interesting Meeting at Provo
Participated in by Promi-
nent Church Officials.
Especial 10 The Herald Republican,

4
Provo. Oct. 16.-The Utah stake ad-
ministratiOH building on the corner Of
First West and First North streets.
was dedicated this forenoon. There
We're present Apostle Reed SmOOt
Bishop Orin P. Miller. the stake presi-
deney and other stake officials, bish-
ops and officers of the auxiliary assO-
citation.
The opening prayer was offered by
Elder c. ID. Glazier. Brief addresses
We're made by President j. b. Keller,
Elder W. II. DusenberTy. Bishop T. n.
Taylor. Bishop A. l.. Booth, representa-
tlves of the auxiliary organizations,
and Apostle Reed SmOOt.
The dedicatOry prayer was offered by
Apostle SmOOt After singing the dOX-
ology the benedictiOn was offered by
Bishop George r. Hill. Vocal selections
were rendered under the direction OF
Prof. j. r. BOshard.
The building is a story and a half
and basement brick structure, beauti-
fully finished and furnished
IL Is 46 feet inches by 40 feet 8
inches and contains fourteen rooms
with closets, a fireproof vault and
heating apparatus. In the basement is
baptismal font and dressing rooms.
On the main floor are rooms for the
stake presidency and other stake au-
thorities, and the main office OF the
tithing clerk. On the upper floor is a
prayer circle room
The building has cost $13,O65.39 and
has been about a year in course OF
erection.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
ORDER OF OWLS.

The order OF Owls met on Wednes-
dav October u at the usual place,
and had large and enthusiastic meet
ing, and all committees made IhelE
reports. Brother OsterlOh has returned
from the hospital The committee on
ARRANGEMENTS for the mammoth bene-
fit has finished its work and the bene-
fit will be given for Jack Hume al
Jennings hall. p West First SCUM, on
Tuesday night. October 25, at $50 p. m
Some Of the ones who will take part
are Of the best the city can produce.
There viii be a three-round boxing
contest between Reagan and MS spar
ring partner. also Peanuts Sinclair and
Jack Price; Robinson and Johnson, ban
10 and mandolin. ". W. Bean and his
lady athletes will be on hand and
there viii be plenty of music ana sing
ing. Ladies will be welcome.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
ROYAL HIGHLANDERs

There viii be a regular meeting OF
Utah castle this evening The seefe-
tary-treasurer mas requested that all
members "get busy" with the mem
bership campaign. He expects at least
six applications this evening.
At last Monday nights meeting II
was decided that Captain Alta Apsaf
should apDoint her committees and set
them 10 work at once on the Hal
lOween social and banquet TO be given
October 81 to team No 2 Al THIS
meeting a communication from the
chief secretary was read, naming W.
A. Wallace as deputy in charge OF the
new campaign II was placed on flle
The new plan lately adopted by the
castle is most liberal in its conces-
siOns and viii appeal TO all the mem
bers. and those desiring reading mat
ter, folders or blank application cards
may get them from Clansman Wallace.
He viii be glad TO answer any ques-
tiOns regarding the work All mem
bers of the guard team having uni
forms out Will turn them IN this even
ing. A large attendance is desired at
this meeting ana all visiting Royal
Highlanders will be welcome.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
An Easy Hsy TO Clean Greasy Pets
and Pans

Cleaning the pots and pans and kettles
is usually a most disagreeable piece Of
work. but like everything else there IS
an easier way to do it. if one knows how.
As soon as the food is removed. pour
in water and dissolve in it Gold Dust in
the proportion of one tablespoonful to
a gallon of water. Leave to soak while
washing the dishes, then pour of the wa
ter and FIJI with clean suds made in the
same way. If particles of food still ad-
here TO the inside of the utensils, use
pot-rings for removing them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17

fine work that is being done in San
Francisco and Denver, where the flrst
degree is made a specially.
Light refreshments were served ana
those who indulge were handed a Ha-
Yana.
No. , goes to ogden tomorrow night
(the 1Sth) on Bamberger train leaving
depot at Z o'clock sharp. This time
was decided upon by the lodge last
Friday night.
ANY one not able 10 go at o'clock
may take the 1880 train Everybody
goes 10 ogden. Time: Tuesday, Octo-
Der is. 7 D. m. sharp. Return, leaV-
ing ogden at II.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
BEE INDUSTRY GROWING.
Most Encouraging Report of Conditions
Filed by Inspector Hogan of
Sanpete County.

Ephraim. Oct. 16.-J. f. Hogan
county bee inspector has just finished
his inspection of the bees of the county
and reports having found the county
comparatively free from foul brood. a
humble Of colonies in MOrOni being the
only ones destroyed.
In his report OF general conditions of
this growing industry, he gives figures
which show that the busy bee is fast
becoming a source of revenue in this
vicinity. He reports approximately So
tons of honey produced in Sanpete
county this year that will be shipped
out
This is the output of about $4,000
colonies and valued at 81 per colony
The price received for that shipped has
been cents.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
nANIsH nRoTHERHOOD.

Apollo lodge held its regular meet
O. r. building One new member was
initiated The committee appointed,
together WIKI the committees from
lodges Nos. IS and 162 of Murray, Tor
receiving the eastern delegates and
supreme officers on their way 10 Cali o.
fornia, gave a favorable report as TO
the entertaining of the party IN salt
Lake for five hours. verifying was
done 10 make this a pleasant visit
The Apollo delegate to the national
convention i'm Fresno. Cal, ThOrVald
L. Larsen, has returned, and Tor near
ly an hour addressed the lodge about
the convention and the pleasant trip
through California.
Marius Rasmussen. delegate from
the Brigham City lodge, Thoryald or
lob. G.. p. Thomson and ;. T. lsaksen.
were among the visiting members OF
the evening
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA

Evergreen lodge No. l5l held an IN
teresting session on Monday last and
opened a campaign for mem bership
with Il new benefit applications. AT
the next regular meeting, on Monday,
% more applications are expected.
The lodge has decided TO have a
class initiation on Monday evening.
November IA, when about so new mem
bers will enter the order.
The degree team is preparing Tor
the occasion and new robes and degree
material have been ordered, and all
Will be ready for the best time ever
given BY the lodge at any initiation
on the above date. The secretary Is
now well supplied with application
cards and literature and will be glad
TO fill all requests