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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-13

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
LET IN A RAY OF SUNSHINE.

Park City excellent editorial
Fault Finding which the Record reads lecture to those
who always sensing wongdog others and always dissatisfied
with the world about offering empeed criticisms The
Record says
This splendid world says welknown writer and this is
splendid the world and instead OF dnouncng had
better get down knees and thank God that live
And yet in this agreeable world there dagrabe
people who persist in seeing the side of everything There
the fautfnder He concert and growls he
can afford the time and money don't believe will amount to
much Finds the detestab the miserable the
perfect squaw Goes home disguised with the whole a
fair Sometimes he joins church. and the church has its hands full
He crcses everything Wishes the minister would not preach
long Thinks he's argumentatve and ddacc Is dissatisfied
with the choir and dspoes flaws the financial
He sgh and and grow and gumbles and whines
all the He sngs himself and
others He like porcupine all qui like crawfishaways
going backward and don the life how he
heaven unless that and then most likely
he will stop the gate pick quarrel with Saint Peter When
he fairly inside afraid he enjoy it. The singing
will be pitched high the dull the services too long
shouldn't wonder first century
matter with such people? The trouble not in their surroundings
but in themselves the heart right all right the heart
all is Every should his light God
nded indeed but still his by which keep his heart
and his face bright Pick the margOds and daisies in your path
instead of hunting for hstles and hos Hang blinds
let in the morning Leave hootng to the owls and oang
the frogs Make mind that have into this
world to have good time and have it ."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
CANNOT QUARREL WITH US.

The Examiner Kids unhappy because this paper will
up quarrel with them This paper has desire quarrel
with any paper readers do what the editor may
think business manager the publisher of the Standard
subscribers the only and it not tell them
that this believes boxing contest is less harmful than
football game is not the publisher of this
ks good spang contest Our readers do not what
business the publisher of this paper engages and
whether the Examiner Kids like business enterprises
We entirely indifferent to anything the Kids say
They day of promoting boxing
the next day Of promoting horse the promoting
bull fight and later promoting dog fgh- all the
The public fully understands the Kids The people
that the morning sheet sold its editorial
last fall and then betrayed them by making cowardy
tack just before election The people fully
Kids tell the truth about their neighbo but
they will not
We simply this much neighbors know
that regardless of what they about obga
ton to respond, and the public need expect reply
The publisher Of this takes great sports
especially in the manly self defense keen in
test In the Sullivan Dawson contest He expected
verest contest Ogden may the
OF bringing Sullivan together any statement
that he had financial interest in even
he had been financially interested apology to
make be does not believe that who puts
promoting boxing contest is than the fellow who
ticket to the contest than the
slides in pass.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
ROOSEVELT AND THE POPE.

Theodore Rooseve decision Pope
Plus head of the Catholic church. while the
Of the most sensational Mr.
life IT, his return home Mr. Roosevelt persuaded
receptive candidate for reelection the prdencyand
dcations that he wthn there danger
act of his in Rome to the proportions national
and dividing the country lines
devouty and devoedy
ocs of America it is that of homage the
individual but head Of the church. slight the
pope in unforgvable.
But the great body Of the American
prove RooSevelt declaration for individual liberty
of action.
required considerable to meet situation such
confronted Roosevelt when Cardinal Merry De VAL representing
the made known that the visit the
be of pleasure the exPresden would obgae
might have been avoided by the cardinal
could not have been held
other Protestant missionary body recognized as Of
fensive TO the Vatican
When informed that he forego recognition
of his other Protestant gain entrance
to the of the Roosevelt
Of actonhe could submisively bow
stulty his religious Cod
right to be publicly what he privately
believer in the religious sovereignty people
believe this asseveness they believe being frank and
above board
And yet we have quarrel with the Vatican doing
has done Believing they do the pope
rule Of conduct which forbds with
recognition of other religions and they
to that rule For nearly 40 the
the Qunal and has voluntarily restricted himself
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
Will Begin An
Inquiry Today

WASHINGTON. April 3.-An IN.
quiry into the activity OF an alleged
ship subsidy lobby VIII be begun 20.
morrow by committee Of FIVE Nom.
eers of tho house. appointed by The
speaker and headed by Representative
oleott Republican. OF New York The
committee Is expected To go into all
the chargSs that have boen made
along this line and 10 ascertain TO
what extent intimidation OF members
Of congress has been attempted. The
Investigation was ordered by the
house judiciary committee, following
the filing OF charges by Representa-
tivcs Stcenerson OF Minnesota and
Lennroot and Kusterman OF Wiscon-
sin. all Republicans. These members
detailed how a newspaper and per
eonnl letter campaign had been con
Quoted with the apparent purpose Of
forcing them into supporting q ship
subsidy bill Representatives Stcen.
erson and KustermRnn complained
that they were accused by this al
legged lobby Of working in the interest
OF foreign shipowners. The merchant
chief object OF accusation by theGc
congressman. Several men OF ns-
tlonsl prominence are officers OF the
league. among them John Hayes Han
mond and Ex-Governor Herrick OF
Ohio. These en- may be summoned
by tho investigating committee
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
A SMALL CURIOSITY.

The fact Is we'll known by thoss
who have visited the islands that the
price OF native fruits in tho BAHIA
mas is almost incredibly low. How.
ever, / can not vouch for the truth Of
the following tale. although he who
told It to me declared thsre was none
truer.
The story goes that q northern gen
tloman while strolling through the
streets OF Nassau. his curiosity arous-
ed by the sight OF carload OF sapa-
dIllas. asked the negro In charge:
What ara those things, Sambo?
They look like potatoes
ing his cap, they shoah does look
like 'tatahs-lllse white 'tatahs, sur
but tbey's dillics; try EN-. subj"
The invitation was inspired not so
much by the hope OF a sale-for ex-
perience had taught the negro that
the northerner seldom cares for the
sapadIna at flrst-as the good-natur-
ed desire to crafty the others curl
osity. Therefore the owner was sur.
prised as we'll as pleased when the
gentleman handed him dollar. In
structing him to deliver some sapadil-
las al a certain boat before II left
that afternoon
Tho boat for the states. | mean"
the purchaser explained
"Yassuh." the negro replied, grin
ming broadly. I'll shoah bring en-.
sub"
Several hours later. while sitting
on deck waiting for tho boat to get
under way. the thought of HIS order
OF the morning suddenly occurred to
the tourist The flavor OF the fruit
had not appealed to him. but he
thought he would like TO take a few
samples home as curiosities. and he
hoped that the man would not fail
him He made his way to the gang
plank and there met the negro. who
was just coming on board.
"Yassuh." the colored man said.
again touching his cap. Where shall
All put ON suh?"
But where are they" asked the
purchaser
The negro indicated a wagon on
the warf
But those aren't mine, surey'"
cried the tourist incredulously. DO
you mean 10 say that you brought me
a wagon load for a dollar?"
NO. sub. no. sub" The negro was
evidently anxious TO vindicnte himself.
Mother wagoul be heah soon.
Theah's this much noah, suh."-Falth
FariS Hill
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
Bill Clerks Way With
The Coin
BY KENNETT Harris.

sohisms have been created and wnere
peace aud harmony are 40 essential
strife and discord reign Wo have
the scientist. the orthodox and r.
formed with their respective cbasms
constantly widening; their antipathies
steadily growing. In my Judgment
II is the province OF the ordor 10 con
uDue 10 the path which Il has pur-
sued from its inception. II must not
favor or disooupteuarce movements
within its own ranks on which Jewish
opinions are pronounced and vnriod
A pathetic picture was drawn OF
the conditions In Gslicia wnore the
poverty Of tho people. Mr. Krans said
was lndescrlbable
II was strange. he added that
among the Gsliclan Jews. the re-
cruitIng agents find many TOO reIuct
ant additions To tho army or white
slavcs'
we arc lighting the whito slave
traf1c." said the president.
Let us help TO close MP toe mnr-
kcts which furnish tho victims"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
STORM ON THE LAKE.

Southern Pacific officials announced this morning that trains
again would be operated the Great Salt Lake bridge beginning
evening The Saturday night following the de-
sucve wind earlier the week tore openings at intervals in ten
approaches tresle which light work trains
supplied by shovels the quares Lakeside
a,+ IF tho ,oe and a. I;t Mountain IN the east side are c
pected to close by Tuesday afternoon.
Trains while delayed have not been abandoned owing to the
the old Central Pacific line north of the lake is in condition
used Small engines being employed and slow schedule
is observed
possible traffic Interruptions the Southern Pa
issued instructions relay the track north of
the lake with heavy and place the old road in first class
left Ogden this afternoon for that
precauon railroad transportation west Of
Ogden prudence the of the Southern Pacific
this year unusual and the work of improving the
long delayed to immediately meet the present
emergency embanments brought to level
tres the danger shall have passed and once more
the old line will become negligible quantity
The papers, by the way hold to strange notions
the cutoff they poorly the thought that there
would be considerable rejoicing their the
wonderful has been Here is quo
from the Tribune of this morning:
when the Coils P Huntington aided by his
heutenants Kruschnitt Fillmore and Hood planned
vyed incorporated started construction the Ogden
Lucin railroad the famed cutoff the Great Salt lake was
probably lower any its history except that
period, 184950 Tencent magazines throughout the east
filled the brim with technical articles by writer's
minds the effect that the lake was drying up
and locally pointed out that the way the SAND naa
dfted around Satair leaving that mammoth place high
dry, indication to how the ping on the cut
off would be effected and in time the sand would drift
entirely around the structure
But there many others who knew the lake, and it
it matter that Salt Laker personally told E.
II Hartman in New York office that the time would
come would be higher than before and
such time the wind would rise TO hurricanes ana the
cutoff would be submerged"
Evidently Salt Laers busy just to the building
They whispering dcouraging things to E H
their number at least made his way to New
York inform Hartman private that the great bridge would
be failure
Well that is nothing than we had surmised
octude, why did not these Salt Laker
ern Pacific on the would
told Gould that south of the lake the best
only route yet day the rails laid in that
country has the Western Pacific been considered safe
road over which months the road has
imperative and today completely wrecked for miles
The cutoff seriously damaged and the cu-o
proper rest required and fair to
presume the predictions Lake Will be
realize
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
MRS. mAcKAY AT HER WORK.

First on the field for the days bat.
tie (for every day is a battle until
the suffrage cause shall be won) are
Miss Ethel Gross. Official secretary Of
the society, and her assistant, who
set the wheels running Interruptions
arc not likely TO present themselves
before 9 o'clock. and at that hour ap-
pears Mrs, Mackay herself looking
like an extremely clever sketch 10
black and white. The society's pic.
turesque president prefers 10 use the
headquarters for all her of1cial work
and believes In the traditional busi-
ness virtues Of promptness and regu-
larity. Withdrawing to her own 10
ner ONCE. which Is. perhaps. the only
office In New York that Is secured
from Invasion by the absence even OF
a telephone. she personally opens all
the hundred or more letters that -
rive for her by each mornings post.
The beauty OF large correspond
ence. under these circumstances. Is
the opportunity II offers for propa-
gandism. aud this opportunity Mrs
Mackay never loses sight Of
For. OF course. II isn't merely the
believers who must be written to
thoy can take care OF themselves.
But IL is 10 the timid. the inquiring.
The hostile. who must be encouraged.
fortified and placated. and for this
purpose she supplements her ssSa-
cious letters by convenient lltUe
agents on publicity. which she keeps
stacked on her desk-postal cards
bearing photographs of the society's
Offices. copies OF addresses, notices Of
meetings. inslnuatlng leaflets. en-
velope size Nobody writes 10 the
Equal Franchise society In vain
Harpers Bazaar.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04

prayers are mswered,' expostulatcd
the teacher
II know they amt persisted
Tommy dosgedly
What makes you think so?" asked
the teacher,
Il don't think IL; | know il" re
piled Tommy. You know the angels
brought a new baby TO our house last
week"
Yes, l heard about that. said the
teacher. Now. surely, that was an
answer to prayer, wasn't it?"
Il know 1t was nit replied
Tommy, disgustedly Why. for six
months Two bcen praying for 4 boat. ~
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
How To Remedy II.

Joseph H Choate tells a story that
he heard Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man quote In illustration Of a point
he Was making In a political speech
A man had complained TO thr0e
friends. an Englishmen. an lrishman
and a Scot, that his servant broke a
great deal of China.
The matter-of-fact EnGlishmAn gave
the short BIT OF practical advice. dis
miss him"
Take II out OF his wages" suggest
ed the thrifty Scot
Objection to the latter course was
made on the ground that the wages
were less than the amount OF the danr
age. whereupon the Irishmnn cams
TO the rescue with.
Then raise his wages. ."-Lp7in-
colts
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
HOW TO TEST TEA.

II bought tea the other day at a
Japanese store said the young house
kceper. THE proprietor saw that
had doubts about the quality OF tea
that had been recommended. so he
darted back 10 the rear OF the store
| expected him TO return with a cup
OF steaming drink. but be brought
small ash tray and match instead.
He threw a pinch OF tea into the
t-ay. touched II with a lighted match
aud watched II burn. Then be ap-
piled the same test 10 another brand
of tea that had claimed my half
hearted allegiance, The first sample
OF tea showed only a small flake OF
ash, the second three times as
much.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
STRIFE REIGNS
AMONG JEWS

WASHINGTON. April 5.-~Tho or
oer must continue 70 be tne raIlytng
ground Tor all Jews regardless of
pTii'ical or religious opinions" dec;ar.
60 Adolph Kraus OF Chicago. pres
It Iuent OF The Independent order OF
- Nai Birth, In his grand Iodee con.
'enuon which began here today
=. tremendous dynamic rorcc N,r
camp OF Israel ID tue
Passions have hoo, ,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
a Miracle.

DO you believe the Biblical stories
about the miraclos7'
Sure. Why shouldn't I? II there
are miracles now why may there not
have been miracles them
But are there miracles now!
There was one this morning
wanted to catch a train, and no coal
wagon driver Insisted on staying on
the track. thus delaying the car was
on."-Chicago RecoTd-Herald-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
9tln lnXlnlhIn.

BY the way. old man. said the
chronic toucher in lubrlcated tones.
you remember that fve-spot bor-
rowed from you last fall
Yes responded his friend, With a
yawn. and every time think OF thai
hye-spot | think OF the comet
That's a queer combination What's
the Similarity"
Why. I've been looking for Il for
months and haven't secn II yet~-
Chicago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
No une.

Let me sell you the 1910 style
book II tells you what VIII be worn
and why"
Il know already what III wear and
why I'll wear my old clothes. De
cause I haven't the price 20 ouy ho~
oncs"-Rsnsas City Times.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04

writer In the Wichita Star. he was
toand crying behind the harm. and
when asked what the matter was. TO
piled.
fAs gone and shaved his face
cream. and nov ! suppose TIL bnve 10
wear all them rcd vhiskcrs. Youth 8
Companion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
JUST FOR FUN
How X Happened.

How X Happened.
You've heard that ancient story.
Tho tortoise ran race
And grabbed a lot Of glory,
4 most unusual case.
The maddest hare or batter
Has evidently guessed
The details OF the matter
We're partially suppressed.
The old yarn Is misleading;
Here's how the trick was done:
The hare was pinched for speeding
And so the tortoise won.
|.oulsville Courier-JournaL
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
RUPERT TOWNSHIP SALE
APRIL 9Th.

Excursion via Oregon Short Lile.
Iiekets on sale from points between
Pocatello and Bull. April 6. and s.
From all other stations April 9Th and
7th Limit April 10th. See agents for
further particulars. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
Soaring.

Jack had made his ascent OF the
bean-stnK and was on the down ulp.
Meet anything up in the clouds 2
asked his friend.
only the price OF beef responded
Jack as he prepared to diet on beans
alone.-Chlcaeo News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
TommY'e Prayer.

The Sunday school lesson had been
on the efficacy Of prayer, and tho
teacher had done her best TO instill
into tho youthful mind the belief
that our prayers are answered.
Thero was ane doubling Thomas. how
over. who insisted that he knew
better.
Why. Tommy. ! am surprised to
hear Won say Won don't beliare our
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
Nor, .u,od.ms-oowns."

Many a lad can sympathlze win
the point OF view OF the Kansas ooy
who had always been obliged 70 wear
bis fathers cast-of clothing cut
down and made over. According y"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04

Flowery.
II was In the old parlor. MY rosc.
he whispered. pressing her fair
cheeks against his own.
MY cactus" laughed the pretty CIR
noticing that he needed shave.
And yet they say women have no
sense OF humor.-Chlcago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04

the Vatican and all because the Catholics hold the temporal rights
Of the There uncomprong organization in the
world than that of the Catholic church and its laws lived
regardless of the offending high readily
the low made feel the neIorabness Of its authority
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
Whit 4 AonHi

What Howl.
why can't they base grand opera
upon an American tbemc."
We have no peasantry TO intro
ducc as 4 chorus
Ring In a chorus OF ultimate con
sumers. kansas City Journal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
A KId's Interpretation,

Caller-So your sister and her A.
ance are very close-mouthed over ther
engagement?
Little Ethel-Close-mouthed, You
ought TO see them together,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04

Public Sentiment
Tho man whom critics once would
fay
Is feted now and toasted.
And he who gets bouquets today
Tomorrow may be roasted.
Washington Star.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
Economical.

Economical.
Miss Old Girl-Why do you tako
me on such long, strenuous walks2
WIdower-I want to reduce your
size 80 that the ring will ct without
MISUNDERSTANDING
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04

Pots and pans TO which foodstufs
cling will soak much moro effectively
II filled With cold vater than II bot
ussd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-04
PREPARED for the Worst.

Prepared for the Worst
Bride-Arthur. I have something to
confess to you. Half my teeth are
false. Are you angry?
Bridegroom-On the contrary, I'm
much relieved | thought they were
ali false
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-07
WIRE BRIEFS.

Little Rock, Ark, July "a
F. johnson, hotel man, was kill
ed by negro, who was later shot
down by the sheriff s posse.
Washington July lit is said
that Spencer B. Adams will be
nominated to succeed United
States Disctrict Attorney Holton.
Reno, New, July James j.
Jefries, defeated champion, will
retire to peaceful pursuits.
Cincinnati, July Blame for
the horrible Big -Four disaster is
placed on the train dispatcher,
A mix up Of orders was the cause
of 494li%es going out.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-07
JOHNSON WINS
IN Is ROUNDS.

Ringside, Reno, New, July A.
johnson knocked out Jeffries in
the fifteenth round. Jeffries was
counted out as he hung over the
ropes, going down three times, His
seconds began crowding into the
ring before the time keeper could
count ten.
The fight was one-sided from the
start. The negro blocked the old
champions blows at every stage,
and punished him severely in the
asst five rounds. At the beginning
of the thirteenth round experts at
the ringside passed out the verdict
if JEFF would simply stand, not
fight, he might stay the limit. =
AS he came up for the fifteenth
round johnson worked savagely.
He sent jeff down the first time
with rain of lefts and rights to
jaw. jeff took the count of eight
twice. Each time JEFF fell outside
the lower ropes of the platform.
As jeff got up the second time,
staggered for johnson the latter
sprang at him like a tiger with "a
uccession of left swings to the jaw
and sent him through the lower
ropes, east side, where he lay until
lcounted out.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-07
MURDERER OF I
D1DS.A||V0IHER
TO LIST

Ashevile, July With a re-
cord of having already killed four
men, J. B. Allison. one time
member of Asheville's police
force, yesterday put five bullets
into Floyd NJ. McGhee, driver of
the city patrol wagon. To make
certain Of his bloody deed he
then struck his victim repeatedly
with a sledge hammer, killing him
instantly. It is said that the
same woman who was the cause of
Allison killing a previous victim
was the indirect instigation of this
latest tragedy.