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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-14
(Jortfesurg IoIgt.)
6rHuoeigenibnns llebertraanxs,n
Gineinnati, 13. gulf.

- ~ ~ IL " 40. NShaA
George 9reimer on katherine gaeus
msr, 80 bel los SUB on Der Rornisits
Der GsmOro Ctr, 81.
9sorge 9aier an Sobn grsnnsr, 3
Gd.r Qanb in Ssftion u in Green
Sp., 81.
guo Mcg.nis on Sbomas Gorbp,
25 BEL 19l Jub an gberrp Str. 81.
SsFis 3. RobIe an 2enab StilImnn,
Got "a in anna 9. QagpiisQur's Ibs
oitipn 8u Wtt. Ssulihp. $500.
Settle 9. Roble an GIi3abeth Wils
Iiamion, Got 26 in anna 6. 2ugoi.
tsaur's 4ooition 5u Ut. qIsaiuHt,
1926.
Sstb 6. Softer on sSoa 8. gdlb.rt,
SO Sabre padt uuf Got ! in Der 2.
untsrabthsiIung in Reior port; iGbrs
Ii6e Wistbe SITS. NIT benz 4ntaufs.
rsat gu $500.
Jran. Shmitt u. u. on 3a6drp Z.
GuJorce, Got % in Belmont 2onb ais
Iociation llnterobtbeiIune, 81.
Sbe Some 3. II. 6. 60. on Robsrt
Walter, 9beiI BON Got 80 in GoDarb
Dbite's llntsrabtbeiluns bon Carthage,
81.
Warn g.Scptt an aba Cartier u.a.,
80 BEL II SUB an Der RorboitsGd. Der
Warb unb Sulisn Ctr. in Mabiions
bile; $2650.
Warp +. Doollen an Worn S6aes
fer, Got 3 in glod .,g" in Yenbleton
&c Straosr' sllntsrabtbeilung an9ropn
Strabe, $500.
2ucie W. Snupp an 4Ieranbsr W.
5arpuot. Got Is unb 3beil bon Got 19
in Der llnterabtbeiIune bon g.Q.Wils'
Giiate, 81.
Hobert :. Greiop on Miliiam u.
Turner. Got POI in Der 2. llnterabtbeis
lung Der gucIio aanb MHoeiaiion. 81.
Gbarles !. pratt on Gbtparb 81.
2ude, Got 72 in 1bomas Srlep's abs
oition Su 2odIanb, 81.
goDoro Gude an 4nberfon Mnrz
BERN. Got 72 in 1bomas 8. SrleD's
4boition 5u Qptlnnb, 81.
Ratel 8ennspis an Winni. Bebins.
haus. 25 bel 81 5ub an Der Sitieite Der
Wartin Str, 81.
Belmont Gdno 4H. an 3nhdrp 5ans
lcr 2ofFores. Got % in Belmont 6. u.
unterabtbeilung, ST. etc.
3bos. %. aeepenn, per Sbsriff, an
Gitp Sna 8. II. q. Co., 100 JuB an
Simmer Ipe., $3460.
9erielbs, per Sheriff. an bto.. 100
Sub an bto., $500.
CLARA arontaee an Viholos aor.
berr, 35 5ub an 2ogan Str. 81 etc.
Jlorencs Rotb gpans an 2ucille SO.
anapp. l Got an Granb 8iep aps.,
81 etc.
Joispbine RoIen, Mbm.. an Bernard
8. 9unnetpit, / Got on Reb 8anf
Roob, $1,000.
Rohe sgruner Building 60. on
auelle W. Blair, 80 Jub an MeWliIlan
Sir., ST etc.
Manne D. Dean an Greb. 9abfe.
1 Got an Srssman 4pe., nabe GtF,
$4,000.
Geo. Reiussrs an Gath. GipsI, got
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bite ssratmtsas---
WaQr(a0erin OieIes 3eitaQers.

e6or In ssr hliefieu Sett eub Cd esfufils
gsrfoutn. bic bGr6 bic G6spfuns boter eesabf
naren uHb es Iiest fein Sfpsifel Dor. EOS
aud beuisnfnss nob @srfcnsn exiifirsn. ne
blr6 cine Hnbefannie araft I'm Gtanee fro.
8ieIts su ttuH unb bcraussufaaen mas ias
anecre etitauHli1 If uno bgsibt Gdr eoIcs5
bat bic aafur biefs Dame befoubers bsgiinfii5i.
penn ile bat tbr eEe ftliene @dbe csrElisbsn. aas
pebtn itrer Mifmeufteu Die ein aufetfHlaee'
nes gnh aennu su iffen. Ssreebi Mot, Bob
fe In ibret eiasneu gefsbens an Seesif sseenns
iuobut gle6mt bic Gafi GHo Gar mtii1 oie
Segiin apeHue, bnHn eebt Sit'sibe tincn' 0is
ssr bic faont SsEetH, poH Bran Y. Vatssf
errei6t. 9as SGus III sur iinfsH odne mo
ani 3auns 1T ber Rame:
Mrs. B.Yaeger, frHbrr Sran gcdlfo!o
Sesfiu npeuYr, einmspe. Gtueiunnh e bio.
Erieili6e autiporitn Si.oo nne eryn5sr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-14

pie Srben Der 9rin3ef@
finn.n. Gin Witarbeiter bsrihtst
cine turipis 8eldi6te aus benz fernen
Often, bic benefit, oaB iih bic Jopas
ner in ibrer eritdunlihen 4iiimilirunJ
an .urppdiihe 9ebrGuht su btrielbsn
.rnbaftsanbdhtieen 8ebanbIuHg BON
Grbensans.lesenbeiien ourhserunesn
tabsn, hi. fe in suropdiiffn Militdrs
Itaaten trobitionea iiblih iit. aaiiers
lihe 9rin3eIiinnsn in eSapun erbalten
in nellerer 3.it BEL ihrr 9erbeir1s
tbune bobe iapanii6s Srben unb ois
Trinaen, bi. iid NIT linen permdblen.
bic bOdiien toreaniihen Qusseihnuns
gen. Run lit man iiirslia in aoreu
auf ben 9eoanien cetommsn, oab bod
aud ben prinseiiinnen tntipredenos
toreanii6s Sroen batten Derfi.hen
tperbsn miiiTen. Quf ben Srbenssrob,
beirieb iit man aber in Seoul nod
nitt gans porbereitsi. Die brei Sns
Fsnien iporen niht auf Eager, oa tam
man auf einen prattiifHn Ausneg:
man nahm br,i torsauiiden prinSef=
iinnen ibre Sniianisn (bsnn 10 piste
brau9te man) ab unb psriproh, BE
ibnsn fpdter pieber gu sri.sen. 3irsi
lpdren bes audi eans sufrieben, bic
brittle aber betlaate iih bitterlih. bah
man ibr ihr SpielSsus p,snabn.
60 tpuroe bic gsItitie besannt. ssn
sfapun bdli man nun iehr Diel auf
Gillette. unb iper einmul bic tlsinsn
iapaniihen 9snsrale oper g.amisn
nit ibrem Orbsnsbsbans ssisben bar.
Der Deii iiefer r.iht. als bic tleiHe
8ruit es asituttet, Der ipirb besreifen,
bob elm Sturm bon Gntriiitung iibfr
folhe Grleoiguna BON Groensangeles
e.nbeiisn losbrah. sSn Soeld rels
girie man iofort barauf. Der beions
bsre 0eianbte, Der nit ben SnIigniin
fir bic orei idpaniihen YrinSeliinnsn
fdon mad 5oiio unterlpess mar. fpurs
be suriidgerufen nnb bi. anssuseif,s
nenoen 9amen erbRlten einftpeileu
mir ihre Toiumenie. Der tcrtaniIt)e
Winiiter unb Der japaniihe Wi3sminis
iter nes. taiisrliten 5ausbalis Don
0orea rsid,.en ilre GHtlaIIung ein,
Die absr niht ansenommen puroe.
Gin 0erpeis iiibnie ibr 9erbrshen.
Ter llntsrbsamis, nuf ben man Die
9aie abffisben fonnt., srbi.It cine
Geibitrnie. Eie 4nfsrtiauna Der
ne,ien CrDensiniienisn tpurbe Ioforl
dnasprontt. Damn iibsrreich.e In u.
flo Der ilsine torsaniihe arunprins,
Der bort tr5osen tpirb. ben brsi iapas
nifden prinsen bic DrbM fir lire
sJrautn (pom beiIiaen phDnir bic .rit,
HlafIe) unb friihfiidte CUR 5eitr Des
51ges nahbr NIT ibnen unb ihren
Domeu. Damit erit bate bic bod.
lpi9tiee StaatsnttioH bic iEwr olIsin
lpiirbios 1orm srbaItsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-14

snahises ROpfn.isen. r3stt baben
ptr nsdt ptel", iaete er bonn, nb.ut
4benb mub bas Geoidt tn metnsn
Sdnben iein. 2afsn Sie ben GmiI
btute Iaufen, tpobtn er min. unb mos
den Sis ii1 ans Mert. go tura tpts
mDslit. aber redt idpunsopa unb
mDslihIt pointenreih. Sie pifsn
ia, mas iunse Damsn germ baben. Rur
nitt detrimental, bafiir 1T SrGuleln
Sobanna nidt. 2esen sic Sebnfu4t
binein, Snnisteit uno feuries Gmpfins
oungsn; bic 9lumsn peroen bic aus
sepdbIteiten isin, bic gu betommsn
Itnb."
Ssrr BON 2drfelb befahl bic Infers
tisung unb ben Snbalt oes 8eoidtss
nit Der Rtsne unb Dem Sone zines
Serrn, Der ieinem SetretGr einsn
Brief gu fhretben befieblt, unb Der
5ausIebrsr nabm bas Recept nit Der
bulbenben, b0fIi6en S4peigiomteit
zines llntergebenen in Gmpfang.
rRo6 Gins - Elm Wprt i'm Ser
trouen, Iieber 9ottpr" - ia9te Ser
Surpn, inbem tr feline Sano auf Ruz
bDlf's Arm l.gte. rGs pirb Sbnen
nibt osrboresn iein, mas ib beubiih-
tiee, IaTen sic aIio meine 9efubIe
burdIsu6ten. am SdIub beipnbsrs
miiiIen bieie berportreten. llngefG6r:
bic Sorh, tpsI6e Dir bisTe 8Iumen
rei6t, miro DID ourd Elm gIumsnles
BEN fiibren ober DID NIT Roisutettsn
umtpinben; tur3, tpie Sic tppllen, nur
oab sine iolhe Ybroi. ni6t FebIt."
sd peros .s niht pergeiien", anti
tportete Ruoolf bemiitbig.
n8ut. I'm iisben llbr tperhe ih i'm
SuIon isin. aommen sic berunte-
unD lsien sic uns bus 9eoiht Dor"
sd peros eriheinen, 6err Baron" I"
,GnbIih-bpd bas psritsbt iih bon
IeIbit - teinsm MsnI6en Elm Wort
ouoDn! Sd tpIroe MIDI fel6it germ
Der tleinen 9trbeit untersieben, aLlein
mir febIt ts leioer an 3eit. 0a sic
mir bsn gefGIlieen 9ienIt leiiten, fir
ben ih INNER bantbdr Iein tperoe, 10
mub i'd mid nit Sbren 5eoern
ifmiden, unb id boffe, sic bubsn
Rihts bogsgen."
.Nidt oas 9erinQite
.4lfp e bleibt babel, um iiebeR
lbr", fubr 2arfslb srFreut fort. ,Ro1
Elm Iestes Wort. Sd babe Sbren @srs
panoten, oen 9isponentsn in Sdenz
ba6's 9eihGft tsnn.n gelernt. gr
fteint Shnen icbr 3ugstban gu iein."
.Gr 1T mir elm 3peiter Batter getpe>
fen, Ia9te RuooIf.
rSepenfaQs 1T er Elm 3upsrldTiosr
mann, ouf beFen Wort gu buuen it,"
ySbre 3tpetfel benefit biss faoa
oas Iungidbriqe 9ertrauen bes 5aus
iss, bsFen 8eIdGft er Ieitet."
Der Baron i6ien nod gtpas id>
| GEN gu ppllen, aber mad einem uugens
blitlihen 9eiinnen brad er ab. -
! ,Sie baben Rs6t." rtef er oann, ,:r
/ mub ale 8sr6GltriFe senou tennen
/ uno otefes Wertrduen berolenen. Nut
Wisosrie6en benn. !oerr 0pttor Sa6ts
MANN"
2lls er fort mar, ging aud Ruoolf,
I'm ieinen SdUlsr uuf3uiu6sn. Der
| Iib iu3tpii6en in Dem Gartsn bsrums
tummelts. Sn Der 5erne erbIttte er i6u
balb an Rdnbe oes Darts, no er IN.
ter ben friidgriinenben 9dumen por
spet 9amsn berIief, Die bort ouf uno
ab gingen. Sn Der .inen ertunnte er
! 'ogIeich Srdulein Sobannu, in Der an
beren permut6ets er 5rau bon S6e1z
buh; bod i6on mad penigen Sarit.
ten fab er, boB es cine 5rembe ist;
uno nj, bate Sobannd aud nit ibrsr
Sdpdserin 10 oertruuli6 arm in
Qrm gsben m0gen pie nit 6ieier!
fErr+fft1,nr FnIn+
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Gincinnatt, 13. Suli.
Neue Sbpotbefen.

W " " " 1c' ~ ht'
Neue Snpotbeten.
Senrp Bon Dablbe an ct. BERNARD
progrefipe q. Ii. 6. U. Co., $500.
Srbille s5. Dbsotlep on bieielbe,
$500.
Mortba W. Strobmsnssr an bisets
Be, $1,000.
Splpanis geelman an Srmpnbe g.
II. 6. Co., $4,000.
McrtIe u. WiIcpr an SpsnspilIe 3.
II. 6. Co., $4,000.
4lbert g. 8pue an Sobn Musaer,
$4Oo.
Sulius 5riebeborn an Goutbsrn
Shio Sdp. 8dnt Co., $4,000.
5arrD s. 2stpin an Dsitern German
gant, $4,000.
Wprtle parr in SatIsp 9. II. 6.
Co., $3.50.
Spmun R. Dennis an aiberaI 6. II.
9. Co., $500.
emma .. 2ueds an bieIelbe, $500.
CHARLES u. Sunt an Mit. Ssaltbp g.
II. =. 60, $1,000.
Robert 5. @aItsr on Some 9. II.
g. Co., $1,000.
William Bud, ir, an bic Gbarl.s
ShIear Wotor Gar 60, $500.
anoerion Wiarberrn tn 9srman 8.
Il. 9. Co., $500.
gincent q. Ieun an Rsp Orphan
Iinlum for Golorso Youtb $1,000,
Sobn u. Sabn on Mobatpt 6. II. ..
Co., $500
Wlinnie gsbingbaus on Rt. 2loams
y. Ii. &. u, $1,000.
ylitolas aorberr an CLARA arOus
logs, $1,000.
Sobn gOnbam an aaron Simonion,
$4,000.
Bernard $. Gunnefpid on WaoiIon
3. u. Rp. 2, $875.
5rsb. Gabis an gctips 3. II. 6. Co.,
$1,000.
aIics B. Grofptber an GIsmere g..
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sarab Ratplep on Clara g. BOZ,
S15o.
glihast Mti[Isr an Soutbern Gbio
6. Il. z. Co., $3.50.
Rate Ropsr an bto., $1,000.
5irom q. Wtann on bto., S40O.
YbiIip 6eri9 on 9orfislb Io. 2 6.
u. 3. Co., $4,000.
Gas. 6. 9rOut on 0eit aiberip g.
II. 6. Co., $25OO.
gbas. 6ugbes on Court Ctr. Mlors
tet 3. Ii. 6. Co., $4,000.
Gerielbe an Suftape S6miot, $3.50.
Gso. 6. GabeI an SatIsp part Co.,
$34OO.
anna M. gurben an bto., S2285.
9stiIets Sppotbefeu.
Sobn gr.nnsr an Gront ao.nis,
$1,000.
g. %. Blair on sitls q. u. z. Co.,
$500.
Sobn Sants on ct. Bernard pro.
grefipt .. II. 6. u. Co., $1,000.
Barbara Subsr on 2ibsral 6. Il. g.
gc., $45Oc.
abam aOsnig on SOms 9. II. 8. u.
Gr., $1,000.
albert GaItner an oieiel6e, $500.
Sos 5oncod an Sobn Storp, 5000.
6. R. pludebuum on gdnt Ctr. 9.
u. Co., $500
2lnna 6. Settle on Wlt. Sealtbp G.
Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
Walpine 8oggs an DsItI. Stern 8,
Il. 3. o., S2500.
9uitupe Sdmibt on !. 6. 9sinl.in,
S55s.
6. 3. 9idfon on Soutbern Sbio 6.
u. 3. 60. $4,000.
2ottie Wortman on Qctipe g. II. g.
Co., $1,000.
pearl u. aIsttn.r an Carlos CAB.
rian, $40O.
SEQ. Msinbsrs on Germ. am. g. II
3. Co., $500.
80. $. Sanbp on S'grponpiue 6. II
9. Co., $500.
Gbas. D. siener an Reabing Rpat
6. II. y. Co.. $1,000.
@. &. 9latburn an aueiIle auapp
5000.
Dm. .. Batter on elsmere 9. II. g
Co., $3.50.
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45 in Geo. S. Wsep.rs u. u, llnterabs
tbeiluns, 81 etc.
Waebalsne Gble on gillian @. alsis
mann, l Got an SiibtpeitsGde 6ubfpn
uno gurtpoob gpe., Noripooo, 81 etc.
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Oaabitdtteilast9
gv n-.aAfS~AS
Werpcni0,u16e.

etya,bs nsrbs's. psrisntr. assiasi bet Hsi,,. Hs,.
iillilasisalsit nus i4isdtsH Sal'i,,s. .rs ss'Hs.
iSmsrssns saprpastah.. hbapbpg bee asssss re-.
lis ssitdts adlgtrh massnetsfsr,.. ,. sr,nisI ss,.iIs.
pisa arulfSssisinhiiina, MsHsfif4islf lirs ztns.
Nrn- stfdsrsH Gus etui ,y9aasnsifsahs ~
rinfadl, id)ntl nnb btIlia nlls nnnafiir'
lihtn @trfaite nno nnbere Eoinrn tii'
genSlider gerirrnngea eriinoltdl nee
heili nnS npile @rinnbhtit uno Srpb'
finn piebererIanat mtrhea f6nneft. -
0nns neHes SeiIberfnhrrn. Sober ftin
einener grst.
Tisfss auherprhrrfTiH infesrarts nnb ,.hr.
rei4t @nA fTentfme Nnstans fnfo), vs6ts
bon ssura nrb Mrt. n1onii urb Nrun. nelfsnr
Dtrber fonts. fnHr asatr Gtrftnhnro pen "
geHis IN grisfmarfsn nrrfisatn bssoosH nfrefn
bon bsr
gsribaf.0ririf. 1916. Aurnne,
NEW YORK. n. n,
Gaan erpdbHs sas Cincinnati GcRsbsnit-
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Seuilfeton.
Dir Grbi,t.
Gin Gpman.
(5orties

gie bafsn lie Iue. murmsls Hu@
bolt letie Dor iid bin. 5ab uno Stebe
Der Reni6en, es 1T feltiam oamit.-
Gr Offnsts oas SSeniter unb lab in BE
miIbe 5riiblingsnatt binans. Der
MpnD bra6 burd 0iinite uno pslBs
Tides 9enolt, matte Sterne 5ttterten
bur6 ieinen RebeI. Gr Iegte ben arm
auf lods &reuS oes 5sniters, legte ben
aopf borauF uno atbmete Die petne
9uft. - pl6bIia tIane neben ibm oas
Snitrument; Ieiie, iuBe 5Dne pDll
5rauer. ppu Shmer5en uno alagen,
pie er tie ME sebort, umIdlpebten i5n,
uHp es mar ibm, als tpiroen lie 8:=
bantsn, Die er leIen unb peritebsn
tonnte.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

son speaks hsbituslly on or about a
certain pitchf Not all On the same
note. however-some higher aud some
lower.
In the voices OF high bred people
little over the two notes covers the
range of voice used for the ordinary
interchange Of ideas.
Listen TO your own voice and try
TO hear how it sounds. Say few
words ard listen. II you are not
pleassd, t'y again. Take the most
me lodious voice you know for
model aud try to initiate the intona-
tion or manner Of speaking. 1t IS
the iutouation that betrsys the Guilt
vated person more than the beauty
CT the voice ITSELF but quality will
follow when the voice is properly
supp 0y the breath aud not
forced teyond it's natural bounds
New Idea Woman's Magazine.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06
Rules for Improving the Voice.

Whatever the cause climate, tenn
permanent, lack OF trsining-the
American voice, rs rule, is high
pitched aud nasal. We may not te
conscious OF it till we hear the mel
low voices OF cur English cousins,
but fault rec gnized is half cured.
And the way to cure 1t is not din
cult. Keep two rules in mind ;
Breathe deep sud pitch the voic q low
To breathe properly take deep,
Glow breath another aud another.
Put both hands Gu your ribs and see
how they expsr d and contract as you
breathe in and cut. Put one hand on
the lower ribs in front aud the ether
opposite 1t on the bsch, Feel how
the back swells as you breathe.
Learnsto relax by taking, slowly
aud steadily, long, deep breaths. Use
the disphIsgm just rs surely as you
neglect this part OF the body will
voices suffer. Breathe deep aud
speak low.
Did ycu ever realize that each per
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06
Roosevelt to be at
Irrigation Congress.

Pueblo. Colo.,. May i.-Tbe otti-
GERS of the Eighteenth National Irri-
cation OouRr' - are enthusiastic over
the prospects OF having Colonel The
odore Roosevelt rs a guest OF the city
next september.
Knowing thst the ex President
would be Ia the West In the autumn,
Chairman Dugsn of the board OF con
troll cabled Mr.. Roosevelt u cordial
Invitation, Ia behalf OF the Irrigation
congress, to be the guest of the city
during the congress.
There are good reasons for bellev
Ing that Mr.. Roosevelt will he en-.
sbled to attend. lie is' one OF the
strongest supporters of the Irrigation
congress, and Is greatly interested In
its aims and welfare.
The governors OF the states of the
union are preparing to appoint the
official delegates to the congress.
Propmt and satisfactory responses are
being received from the officials of
outside states as we'll as the mayor
aud prominent commercial bodies Ia
the great cities.
At the offices OF tho board OF control
in the Central block, several hundred
commu n iostions are being sent out
daily to all parts OF the United States
in answer TO Inquiries concerning the
congress aud irrigation interests In
Colorado
The various states are taking an
active interest aud are arranging to
participate 10 the irrigstion exhibits
Of the congress-, for which elaborate
preparations are being made. The
counties are contributing certain
moderate amounts of money, for
which they will receive special ad.
vsntages and privileges for adveItis-
Ing and advancing the interests Of
their respective localities. This 10 q
most attractive feature and the out
side counties are awakening sharply
to the fact that this is the opportuni.
~ OF lifetime and that they cannot
afford to miss It.
T. cry rogTesslve citizen In the
state is boosting the irrigation oon :
gress, thus helping himself and his
own locality as we'll as the state at
large.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06
Elder Williams
Farewell Party.

The farewell party rendered Elder
Evan Williams last week was very
successful affair and netted a neat sum
which was presented 10 him by the
committee having the party in charge
The attendance was aot as large as IL
might have been, but those who were
there enjoyed themselves, and every
thing went OIL smoothly and with sat
isfaction TO all concerned.
The amount taken in by the commit
tee was SCOTS, and the expenses
amounted 10 81 80, which left clear
si5 Is. This amount was given To Ell
der williams, which he appreciated
very much. Not SO much for the
amount but FOR the spirit In which IL
was given
The oo,nnittooa that had the affair
In charge tenders thanks TO all who AS
sisted, and all who attended the party,
and have appointed the following per.
sous "a net as the committee To arrange
foe the next married peoples dance:
llarry Leigh and wife, John Nelson
and wife, y ,mu ! +, Leigh aud wife,
Harry Hunter and wife, samuel Fife
aud wife, Thomas Webster and wife.
Pcesideut Taft Mt the Ball Game
In Chicago, Ia n very entertaining
aud instructive ilm that hiss been
shown Mt the Gsm Theatre the past
two nights Tonight Bride and
Groom's Visit to the Z)o," 10 "a
pacture that has attracted favorable
notios aud comment la every large
city in the United States, as we'll rs
tho old world. You ought tn see u.
The Wild animals appear exactly ss
they do In life, aud the incidents
connected with the subject are OK.
cruciatingly funny. IL 10 a matter
worthy OF attention, that through
ths medium OF the local moving
picture theatre the residents of
Cedar City, removed as va are from
tho railroad aud the larger oentsrs OF
human activity, can see many OF the
best things In the line or entertain
ment that are given 10 the world, aud
produced In equally a. good style. A
good moving picture theatre IL
a valuable ACQUISITION to any town,
aud should be generously patron
ICED.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

The Cedar Arid Fsrm Company are
trying out this week the new grub
cling machine recently purchased. IL
DC proves sloc ,ssful there will be a
Gew more brought into the valley.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

DIR. VIM. g, Ruckenbrod, Dentist, OF
Beaver City Is at the Cedars Hotel per-
Forming dental operations. The doc
tor Is graduate OF the st. Louis Uni.
vorsity and comes well recommended.
a.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Ano,hsr large shipment OF late
millinery goods Ia nov dus to arrive
at the Wilkinson parlors Watch for
announcement.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

About 30 sheep shsarers are nc
work at Iron Springs on the Sheep
Oompauy's Sheep II the weather is
at all favorable thay will have the
fock shearod on aehedule time.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

A large shipment q linoleum hal
just been received by Leigh Furni.
ture 4 Carpet DC.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

The Branch Normal students are
getting anxious tor commencement
week. Nearly all are beginning TO
feel that there IL no place like
homo f."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Gall aud sse the new liue OF postal
cards at the Palace Drug Store. Yor
can't afford to miss this.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Tuesday Was an extremely windy
day, gu, ugh dus, being blown MP to
MI the mr inrliy Of houses In the town
Co tho depth OF couple OF inches.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Great oountry this A storm can
never approach without heavy wind
Co proceed IT,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Gall aud soc the new line OF postal
cards at the Palace Drug Store. You
can't afford 10 miss thls
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

New line of Oxfords, Pumps,
etc, just in at
Cedar Sheep ASS n
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06
Local Items.

Miss lrsno Mackelpr snR's applica.
tion was accepted at the Equitable.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Startling Bargains Every
Week, Thursday, at the Cedar
Sheep Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Chamberlain's f S2s47hs s'.s' RSs'aiasay.
Never tails Buv Il now. ~ may save hIe.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-05-06

Yes. we can print ii for you.
TIKI RCCCRD.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-08

value to 1t. but the host agreed that 1t
should be allowed to represent f1O.
When the game was resumed luck con-
soon passed into his possession. Then
the trio retired for the night, and
early the next day the strangers went
their way. first having left an address,
So that any question concerning the
title could be referred to them.
A week passed and the Englishman
had forgotten about his slip of pa
per- which he had sent with some
other securities to the nearest bank.
He was standing In front of his hut
about the same hour of the day, when
mounted stranger appeared. and,
saying he had come a long way, begged
shelter and food Though roughly
dressed the stranger was evidently
possessed OF money. He announced
himself as desirous Of purchasing plots
OF land. and said he was prepared to
pay literally. He pressed his host
to tell him II he knew any lots for
sale. and finally ELECTED from him the
story OF the scrap OF paper. The story
seemed vastly to amuse the stranger.
and before he left he had offered $3.50
for 1t
Ten days later the visitor returned,
announcing that he had developed a
veritable craze for the possession of
the paper He displayed s2OO In
cash and rendered 1t
1t dawned upon the young English
man about this time that the paper
really was valuable. and he told his
visitor that It was not for sale.
Investigation proved that the docu-
ment was a clear title to a property
which held one of the richest mines In
all Australia. and before he was
through with 1t it had netted the man
who had won the paper from the two
wayfarers In the hut sum very close
to $5.000.000 The Englishman, who
is still alive. later provided handsome.
ly for the men from whom he had
won.
He learned later that the well-to. do
stranger who took such an interest in
him was speculator in mines, who.
In one way or another. had learned
that the property represented by the
paper was highly valuable, but even
he did not estimate the tremendous
sum eventually realized by the man
who would have been termed in most
sporting circles as more or less OF a
'piker" at card games.