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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
&runoeisent6uni uno gduteis

Gas Grunbeissntbum IN 5pbepari
III nat bsn eben fsrttgselisllten Be-
ritt esr iDrt beItdfiist astpeienen
IbI6Gbef isIt ben lesten pier Sabrsn
um stpa 100000 bOber einges
i6Gbt porben, ais ME Dor fiinf Sabs
rem. 4bssIddst in idmmilihss
Grunbeisentbun. tpeItss BON bertha.
oiion Noe. unb gris 2(pe. i'm Weitsn,
BON Der Barton Roab i'm Often, bon
Der SbierDatorp 4De. Inn 5iiben unb
Der Mabiion Roao uHb benz Giiens
babnssleii. i'm Eoroen besreuSt ipirb.
6ierSu sebort auh Der biht bepolferte
1xil 5poe parts. Der norblif pon
BEN gifsnbabnselsiie unb oitlih BON
Der Gbporbs Aoob liegt. Hahbem
bic AbIhdBungsliiten BON ber foge.
nanntsn s6ilI Top aammiHi0n ges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
Cpfer Der ztrahenbabn.
Ter goteninuse GarI Gutter BON a.
mem StraHeubabumageu iiber.
iabren.

Sn idneroerlss.em 3uitonoe tpuroe
seiiern Nbenb Der II s5abr. olte goteH-
iunse Der Weiiern Union. Carl Gutter
BON go. I'll Donnsrskrser StraBe.
i'm ItGotiiten SoipitaI einselieisrt. Der
anabs mar on Der 2reuauns Der Hds
ten uno Sarriet Strabs bon einem in
Ditlid.r Ri6tuns fabrenben StraBtn=
babnpassn iiberfabreu tporoen uno bat
Ihpere innere Derlesuneen bapongs=
trasen. iobaB bic 4sr3te an ieinem
4uitommen 5ipeifsln.
Gutter perihulbeie ben ltHfau Ielbit
ourd, feline llnahtiarteii. Gr id5
ndmlih bsm Yolissiautomobil. oas bic
41ie Strabe snilans fauite. nah uno
bemerite bisrbei nitt benStruBenbabn.
ipageH, bon oem er Damn sur Settle gss
idleubert purbe uno bepubtlos lieseH
blieb.
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gfeues POM bapriiten Sicrfrics.
so Il n 6 en-, 9. gtpril.


Die ith se9sn eine gierpreisiteigez
ruug pom mebr als 2 pfennig iibsraa
srbebenoe8oltsbepegung bat an pieIsn
Srtsn bereits Die Wirtbe uno auh
Ihon manfe grauer ge5tpungsn, bic
0affen 81 itreten uuD oas Bier gum
alien PrsiIe gu seben ooer bod tpenigz
items um niht mehr ais 2 pig. 5u
psrtbeuern. 9ln anberen Srten uber
bat Der Garpf crit begonnen. 5oIz
eenbe neue WelDungeu pom Grieasz
ftauplaB lnfIen Die unentipegte Grbitz
terung, aber aud ben 5umor erten=
nsn. tpomit er eefiibrt piro. Sn piez
len Gemeinoen tpirp Su benz Wittel aes
sriffen, Shul@. 8emeinoez unoglrmenz
IiBunsen i'm S6ulbauie 5u hdIten.
I'm teinen Nnrei3 unb teine Rptbpenz
oistsit gum giertpnium ,u Idaffen.-
4ui 9sriammIunsfu Ia GronsorssH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28

DEN SaB: y8 o BIT tbun
trGgt 3inien" iQuItrtrt Die
r4ugsb. QboStq." ourA bic 8inoergaz
be foleenoer 0eIaihte: 8or fiinf3ebn
Sabren gerietb Elm bieIieer oyngenieur
infoIge StsqenloIigteit in oroBe 8e.
ordngniB nit ieiner 5amilie. Ssire
5rau fabte infolgeoeHsn ben @ntihluB,
ben SausItano auf3ulGfer. Ten odtz
idbriqen &naben tonnte Tie BEL Der
panbten unterbringen, bic pieridbrige
Rpid pollte lie mil iih nebmen, um
Telbit fir oas Sinb iprgen gu t0nnen.
Su ibrer duBeriten 8elboerlsgenbeit
fpanbte tie iicb brieflth on einen Bud
batter elmer bieiieen 5abrit uno bat
thn. ibr NIT elmer momsntanen Reiiez
unterftiiBuu8 BON fiinf5ebnMart an Die
6ono Su gsben. Der 9err 9udbalter
g., Elm gutter 8etannter hires Wannes,
5Deerte teinen 4ugenblit, bic 9itte Der
beordneten Jrau gu erfii[Ien. Der 2lb-
reiis mad Berlin itunb nun ni6ts mebr
I'M Wege. Dor einigen 5agen traf nun
on 6errn gudhalter y. ein Brief aus
Berlin elm, Der Observation-Disclosures bat:
Berlin, 26. Mdr3 1910 (Siteriamz
ftus). Sehr seebrter Serr 9u6balter
Sic hoben mir Dor fiinfssbn Sohrsn
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& on oreh.

Wuibington. ,. g., q. 4pril.
Die Giienbdbuporlags mar aud am
Witttpo6 tpieoer IN bsibsn 5duIern bes
4ongrehss in GrtpQgung, intersTant
mar bic Debate absr nur I'M Senat,
no Sendtor Rapner, DON Widrplano.
bic 8orldgs in beftigsr WeiIs augriff
uno ihliebli6 bic republitdniihsn Sn'
IurgsHteu aufforosrte, Ii6 Don ibren
YarteigenoHeu los3uiag.n uno iia or
zen Der oemotrat!ihsn Barter on3us
Ihlisben. Ssndtor Oplltper, BON So
tpo, mics bisie Ginlabuug absr i'm Na'
men isiner aoQegeu bdnteno 3uriit. 81
iagte. bab bic repubIitdnifhe partei
gut senug uno grOB genug lei, UNI IN
iin Wdnner auh pom oerihieDeusn Nm
iitten gu pereinigen. Die beiben Ses
natprsn ma6t.U ii9 eegenieitig 3ur
groben Grbeiterung oes Sendts rpie
audi Der 3uitdusr IN ben 8allerisn
ale m0gli6eu ourbiibtigen Sompli.
msnte unb biss hattie f6IieBIih sine
iharie pDlittihe Jsbatts CUR Splge, oie
ben Senator guiIsp, Don Seras, perans
luBte cine aau3e CUR 8ertheioiguHg oer
Minoritdtspartei einsuleeeu.
Sendtor griItotp. .Republit1ner, grifi
ipdter ebenfdlls bic GiisnbabRpprlags
in duBerft bsftio.r Weiie on unb sr
mari ben gilsnbabneu ni6t nur Die
erobte Wiutur, Sprdnnsi uno unges
rshtistsit benz 9olte ssgeniiber DOT
Ionoern er bsbauDtste audi, baB lie Die
0eieBssbung besirfluBtsn, tpie aud bi:
grnennung bon gunoesrihtsrn. fEr
iaate, oab 1ih Elm She'll Der gspoits.
runs au! llntoiteu bes anb.rsn bereis
deere unb bi. GiIsubabnsn in ourhous
uerperfliher Weiis 3piiden psri6isp.s
nsn StGotsn oistrimirten - bic sinen
bepor3ugten uno bic anberen ausbeutes
ten uno benahtheiligten. Gr iagte IN.
ter anberem, bdb in pielen Stdotsn bic
2eute bic bohitsn Jradtratsn fir bies
ienieeu Qrtitsl be3ablen miiBtsn, bersu
lie am brinsenoiter bebiirftig isisn.
General Nslion u. Wiles
perungliidt.
General Relion u. Wliles, friiRr
bon Ger gunossarmee, ipuroe amUlit.s
tpod, 4benp i'm Yptomac Bart bon i.ts
mem pIero abgsporfen. Gr erlitt eis
nen Rippenbruh, cine Wunoe am aopi
uno siniss Gustidungen an Der ShuIs
ter uno an Der Ssite. Wlan gIaubt
niht. bdB sr innere 8erlesungen sr'
hdlten bat ober oaB bic aopfpunpe ii6
uls gsfdbrlih erpsiien tpirb.
Die Samtlis 2eonarb g Ds
ces in Roth.
Die @itttpe unD bic bier tleineu
ainosr BON 2sonaro Srpce, Der 3uian.
men NIT 2eron Cannon Dor elniQen
Monotsn auf gefsbt bes grGTibentsr
3elapa in Hicaraaua erIhofien puroe
leben in Managud ourhaus freunos
uno mittelIps unb in grDbter Npth
Diefs Rahriht puroe bem Staatsosa
partement bon nsm 8er. ct. Goniul
Slipares in Manasua iibermittelt, Del
binsufiiete, bab ods aonfulat Die ga
mile unteritiibe. Rah Gmpfans ser
Rahrihi telesrdpbirte SetretGr 8noI
fofort an ben aOniul, DaB er bic ga
Mile auf Rotten Der dmeritonii 9er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28

am SteriamitaQ ous elmer peinlihen
8srlegenbett nit etnem9elDbetruge bon
10 W}Qrt oebOlfen. IS piirOe 81 nett
fihren, lrno e5 liegt audi ntht in mel
ner 4biibt, Sybnen metns b1maltge gez
oriitte Gage Dor luqen fiibren gu mol
len. IS 1T Dorbei! Den Ginoern 3u'
liebe babe i6 QlIe5 iiberDunDen! 9ls
i6 0omals in Berlin untam, naunte td)
bic Don oybnen er6Qltenen Is Wart
msin qdn3es 8erm0gen. Syn etnem
&ontor etnes groBeu Ge5hdfts9uu1es
| fano ich ulsbalD engagement. SIN erz
| item Sabre mar mein 8ebuLt1200Utart.
l2it jebem Sabr betam idb 3ulage, 10
oaB in no4 3e6n Sabren eineu 9ebalt
bon 240O Wurt be3Og. Sd mar infDlz
Qeoeiien nt6t nur Dor jeDer 9toth gez
| i6iiBt, ih tonnte mir ipsar ieoes Sabr
etpas erIpareu, Had 3eDu Sabren
fam metn Utann aus 2lmertta 3uriid.
9os Slid mar ibm audi briiben nt6t
bolD. Gr piomete Iib oaun oem Ser
| iiherungspeIeu, no er audi cine 1there
! 8oIItipn fQn0. Rdh tpettsren Stpei Sab
rem qab ia meine Stsuung auf. Mir
mietbeten Elm nettes 6dus6en uHD be.
tamen cine reiche Dame III BObnung
uno Qfleqe. Die Dame, tpelhe bret
Sabre bel uns mar, oiug DOR etnem
8ierteliubr NIT Sob ub uHo IeBte mid
sur uniperidlerbin tbres groBen Yer
m0qens Elm. Die tletue, oamdIs, DOT
fInf8ebn Sabren, bieriQbrige Hoid lit
in3rpiidsn neun3ebn Sabre alt 9eDor=
ben, abIplpirte Die !0anoelsi6ule uHo
lit felt einem oSdbr in etnem Santbuu1e
anoeIteLlt. gle Tam iih uIdt msbr
erinnern an bic bittereu 2age, Die mir
bumul5 in Der StaDt 4uqsburg erlebt
haben sd babe lie ni6t perge1ien;
nod peniqer uber fam ih Shr freuno
lites GntqeQentommen pergenen, oas
! Sie mir oumuIs bepieIen huben. unn
| nun bite th, nebmen sic heute uaG
finf3ebn Sabren ais QequIpalent ple
tleine WtQppe an, ipelhe sS6neR init
oleit1er QoTt 3uQebt Wtr ale (metn
WQnn uno Die Stinoer) lpinIten SPs
ner fr06lihe, frsuotge Sitern. Wttt
bsIten 8rUBen 1ruu syngenieur g.,
0err 9u6baIter 81. ourfte lpobI noo
niemuls Elm fr0hItheres SFterfeit ge@
feiert huben Die .tIeine Wtappe"
entbielt fiinf8ebu Santnoten a 100
W1art, al!o 1900 Ntart.
9erbGngniBbolI 2ice
, besprobe. Sn Der Ndbe BON ,Bee
ters6uro fpo5ierte Elm junses 2tebes'
puar am 9abnoamm entlaug. gr par
, 20 Sabre alt, lie erit II. 9fdhiteE
! U2pnat IoQts ole 6pd3eit iein, wo5I
} ichon peri6ieDene 8Drberettungen unb
! Gintdufe Qema6t purpen. Sus jar1e
mGp6en lpoute no2 einmal Die Gte0e
| Res 9erlobten uuf bic Yrobe itelen uno
nedte ibn Dumit, baB Elm reiaer, bu3:
Iher 7yreier um Iie unqebalten babe,
ben lie 3u erb0ren beabliatige. Der
8rGutiQam nrobte, iid] unter ben her
anbrduienben 3u9 81 itiir6en, fails
tbre 2leuberuageu ernit qsmetut ie.ea.
Mutbnillig ertldrte oas iunge WtGhs
den. on 10 piel 2iebe CLAUDE es nidt
> Der 3ug fam ndber, uno Der iunge
Wann mahte aus ieiner 0robung
Grnit. DQhrIinnig por Sdmer5 irrrc
oas iunoe Mtdohen duf bem Sabn=
oamm umber, bis Der WaIhtniit siues
: entgeqentommenben 3uges iie bemert>
te. Gr tonnte Iofort BREMEN, ionit
: nGre Die llu9Iiiflit2 ebenfulls getObt't
porben. 2tugenblidlih befiuoet iie iidJ
. in elmer Yetersburger glerpeHbeilsANs
italt.
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Granfie $. 9bramiOn, Don No.
800 Weit 7. Strabe, meloete seitern
In Der Central Citation, DaB ibr pon
elmer farbigen Waidfrdu, beren Nas
men iie Der poli5ei CAB, aleioungss
Itiide i'm Wertb bon $50 9eitobltn
tpuroeIt
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SeIbit B E u Il 1T.

5rGuIetn: .Sagen Sic mai, MIas
rianne. 9laubsn Sic, oaB Der Referena
bar nidt balb um meiRe 9anb anbalz
ten pirb2"
aDfin: yHo, ba ieieu sic nur gans
unbeforet. 9ndgiqes 5rduIeiu, it bas
be fton gan3 anoere parttsu suiams
n1snse,c6t."
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SbiHsuabrihtea.

ct. 5 Q hn, u. g., 27. Ipril. Qbz
segangsn: .Mount Semple", mad Con-
bon.
Queens 10 II, 27. 9lpril. 4ugsz
tommsn: .Gpmric" bon Bottom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28

Rsgisrung in gsniigenber @eiie unters
itiiben folle, bis bic Regierung ipegen
bes fir bic Grmorounq @roce's uu1
Commons gu perlangenben ShdbeE'
erfosss in llnterbanolunq trete Wdnn
bas Stdatsoepartement cine iolde
S6abenerIabforoerunq einrei6en lpers
be. poqte Der otdatsTefretdr niht
Iaqen.
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Mrs. e. Yaeger,
bite serEamtsits--
UoGrIagCrin OieIes .3eila(les.

S&Or tn ber dtteften GET sab ss sesoins
Berf0Hen. bic ourta bic SGa5pfuue 5ober 5esabt
marsn. rEh es lieat feiH 8tuetfei pos. bas
/, au& beut3utage uo6 9erloneH eItftreu. bic
onr3 etRe unbefGuuts tern't i'm EtaHss fro,
Bteles ST tbaH uu0 D0raus8ufuaen, tpas tly
anoere erftauHIjt III uHb bEet6t. Sin Soldbes
5at bic 8atIr oteie Dame befoHberS begEufttai,
oeur he Dat ibr bie fsItere @ube berIieben. bas
oeber ibrer UEttmeni6eu Die eiu aufeefdIoee'
nes eu1 eeHuu 8u Iefer. BergeBt HiMf. bas
He in tbrer eteereu Gcfiber8 an SeeStu abeuuc
pcbrt gebmt bte @of &nb GGr 6ftItn bis
6eefiu anenue. barr eeht OietsIbs btnaan BITS
3br bte fch5He HeTioenS osn Srdu ., eaeaE
trrei4t. Eds Saus TT sur IIaten 5G5s s,ss
am BauHe iit Der Eame:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, fraSer Gran gshtsIS
Seettu ansnue. etnmrob, Cincinnati chts.
BrieiIi@e aIntUorieE S1.Oe uHb barlber.
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Jn(anO
2lms Der Snnbesbauptitao

Die Senatoreu Hanncr, Gem, NIB
yriituiu, Hep,
8riffen am NittipodJ lpieocr in encrs
glider @eiie bic Giicnbabns
portage Gu.
Sen. Rapner forberte bic rcpnblifaui'
ideu Sniurseuteu oIreft ami,
Sid, sans Der bemOtratiideu Eartei
ansnidjlieRen,
Gen. Tulliper lebnte a6cr oanfeno ab.
@encral Helipn VI. NRiles uum Gfert
seirurSt uno iducr uerlebt.
Die ,snmilie 9epnnro SrOce's nirf
in Wauasna BON Der Der. ct.
Hesieruns unteritiiBt.
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priiIt pprben Iinb. pirb jsber Grunbs
eiaentbumsbeiiber BON 6pbe parf eine
qeprudte aopie Der 4bf9dbungsfiften
erbalten. 8eihperOen gegen bic einz
Ifdbuna obsr pegen ettpdiger ungez
nduic..iten limb alsbann Der Reoiz
iionsratb bis gum /. Ottober mit3uz
tbeilen. Nferldnp fpurbe in biefem
Sabre gu ieinem polIen Wertb dbgs7
ihdst.
Bal. Dnttenbofer jr. reidte geitern
bsm 8aufommiHdr pldne fir elm IN
aoonbdle an Der Redoing Roab, 5iDiz
idRn Der Soutb Crescent unb 8reen>
tppob QDe. gu errihtenbes 6ldt9sbduoe
elm, bos $4,000 toiten iou. Das
9ebduoe iuirb BRET Stodiperte bdben
unb aus gaditeinen. Betpn unoSunoz
itein eebdrt iein.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
FOWLER, WHO WAS HURT,
LOSES DAMAGE SUIT

A jury before Judge NJ. L. Richie
yesterday rendered a verdict for the
defendant In the suit brought by Daniel
NJ. Fowler against the Noelke- Richards
Iron works OF indianapolis, in which
he sued for $4,000 DANA ges. The case
went to the jury at yesterday after
being on trial all week. Fowler was
injured while working on the Denver
q Rio Grande passenger station De-
cember 20, 1909. With other work
men he was putting in place n heavy
steel truss. A cable and hook We're
attached TO the truss and to the drum
of a donkey engine. which was assist
ing to pull the truss into place The
hook slipped and struck Fowler's head.
He was rendered unconscious for four
or five days, and since he has been
partially paralyzed, deaf In one ear
and partially deaf in the other
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
SIX DIVORCES ARE
GRANTED; JUDGES
Jurists c. w. Morse and George
G. Armstrong Give Inter-
loCutory Degrees.

Five interlocutory DEGREES OF divorce
and two final DEGREES were granted in
district court yesterday by Judge c.
W. Morse and Judge George g. Arm
strong granted one.
In the case Of Max simmons against
Hattie Johnson Simmons, Mrs Sim
mons failed to appear. and Mr.. Sim
mons received the interlocutory de-
cree with an order from the court
that their one child be left IN the
custody OF the mother of Mrs Simmons
at Manassa, Colo. Mr.. Simmons said
that the child had been cared for by
his mother-in-law and that she was
proper person to have its custody
An interlocutory decree also was
granted in the case Of Ellen DOOlan
against Edward .sr0lan, and with her
divorce the mother gets custody OF
the child, SIS a month alimOny and $50
attorney fees Custody Of her minor
child was granted Mrs. Nora b. Thur
man In her suit against W. ID. Thur
man, and she also received an interloc-
utory decree Of divorce. Mrs. Maud
II. WenuerstrOm received an interlocU-
tory decree against l. II. Wenner-
strOm and alimOny of $40 a month and
$50 attorney fees viii be paid. The
final DEGREES granted by Judge Morse
were to Mrs. Mary f. Angel against
Albert +. Angel and Mildred +. Dea-
son against Richard Deason.
Judge Armstrong; part In the d.
vOrce matinee was the granting of a
decree to Meta NJ. Rideout, who sued
J. r.. Rideout, and the decree ordered
the payment Of $50 a month alimony
and $50 attorney fees.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
STATE BOARD MAKES.
NUMEROUSAWARDS.
Considers Teachers Diplomas
and Certificates and
Makes Decisions.

Candidates Tor teachers diplomas and
ccrtiricatcs were considered by tho
state board n education yesterday at
an adjourned meeting in the office or
a. c. Nelson. state superintendent. and
tho following awards were made.
Life diDiomas-Ruth Armstrong.
Irene Garfield. Corinne Christensen.
j ora Coffman. Thomas Allison. Laura
7. Foster. r. W. Fraser. Edna Thomp-
son. Gertrude Fitzgerald. Helen ". Fin
stcr. Matilda NJ Fra=se. Emma J. Gold
ing. Marian Halstead. Alma y. Irving.
annie n. Letter. May Thomas. I-liza-
both Newman. Maud Orrick. Minnie
Pace, Maud t0tzler. Esther II. Robb.
Nav a. Riches
state certlflcotes-Marg Critics.
Abbio Cortcz. Christina Dick. two
years. Adcli1 Handler. two years. Es-
Their H Wufing. Viola Monroe. Ammon
Green. jr.. laura r. Birreu. two years.
Alta m. Porter. Eroetus Howe. oliver r.
Jensen. Effic Wnrrics.
High school diDlom1-Joseph Mills.
n. NJ. Reese.
Temporary high school certificates
s. II. Jones. Myra L. Myrick. d. c.
woodward.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
interpretations

The Great Western Seed and Prod
uce company or salt Lake filed arti-
clcs or incorporation with the county
clerk yesterday. The company is capi-
talized at 81 900 I'm shares OF 81 each.
and all OF the capital stock is sub
scribed. Peter Frost a. president. Al
vim Johnson. vice president. Avern r
POultous secretary and treasurer.
The MelrOse Publishing company,
limited. filed articles Of incorpora ton
yesterday in the office Of the county
clerk. the purpose OF the company be-
ing to publish a system OF farm book
keeping. The company is capitalized
az 10000 in shares Of 81 each, and
1000 shares remain I'm the treasury.
a. y. Anderson IS president. Hosea
BERG. vice president. and q. +. Ursen-
bach, secretary and treasurer. with An
drew Anderson and Abel Paulsen addi-
tiCnnl directors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
SHE SUES SPOUSE WHO
PASSED BAD CHECKS

Oline Nellner, whose honeymoon last
November was interrupted the day
after it began by the arrest Of her
husband for passing worthless checks,
sued Herman Vellner for a divorce yes
terday. They were married November
10, 1909. Vellner then beng a private
at Fort Douglas who, during a fur
Tough. had procured employment at St
Marks hospital and had represented
himself as a physician. Nellncr raised
money FOR his wedding expenses by
passing worthless checks and was
caught buying his wife some new
dresses at the =. c. NJ I. with some
Of them. He was tried and convicted
sn district court and was sentenced to
serve one year in the state Deniten-
Itiary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
CALIFORNIA

Everybody goes TO Saltair Saturday.
day. Band and orchestra
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
GO ON INSPECTION TOUR.
Wagon Officers and Direc.
tor. TO Nisit Rrnnchc..

A party consisting Of Officers and
directors of the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine company left last evening for
tour Of Inspection OF the various
branches OF the company in Idaho and
Utah. The party will visit Logan. Po-
catello. Twin Falls, Cooling, Black
foot. Idaho Falls. Rexburg, st. Anthony.
Ashton. Montpelier and McCammon.
The return 20 Salt Lake will be made
next Wednesday. The party includes
Joseph r. Smith. president Of the com
pany: George Eomncy, W. :. McCor-
nick. L. :. Hills, g. :. Burton, T. r. Cut
Ter, James II. Moyle. Grant Hampton
Melvin u. Wells. john Henry Smith
George T. Oden, manager or the COM
pany. s J. Seal. W. w. Ritter. J. G. Cut
Ter. Benjamin Hampton. G. G. Wright
3. p. Critchlow and Joseph Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
RUNS OUT OF JUVENILE COURT.

one boy who appeared before Judge
Alexander McMasteT in juvenile court
yesterday was sentenced to the state
Industrial school ION general princi-
pies" but sentence was suspended and
the lad was allowed TO return home.
In another case a boy who was before
the court for his second violation Of
the curfew ordinance was placed on
probation. During the session one boy
who had been brought in for delin-
quency got tired of waiting for his
case to be called and decamped with
out asking to be excused. The Off
GERS did not take his disappearance Sc
riously and believe that he viii be on
hand today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
UTAH GAS COMPANY IS
1854 AHEAD BY VERDICT

Damages amounting to 1854 in Ia
vor of the Utah Gas and Coke company
were awarded by a jury before Judge
T d Lewis in district court yester-
day I'm the suit brought by the Utah
Foundry and Machine company against
the gas company. The Utah Foundry
snd Machine company sued for S291.36
for materials furnished, and the gas
company set up a counter claim Of
$500 for pipe which was sold to the
foundry company. The jury found
that both bills were just and the diff
ference OF 1854 was going the other
way.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
ICE COLD
TEA

is delicious and healthful in this hot
weather. No drink is more refresh
ing and invigorating. but make IL
right Follow this recipe:
Brewing OF Tea requires fresh wa
ter that has come TO a furious boil.
sleeping five to nine minutes. then
pouring the liquid off the Tea leaves
into another pot.
Follow this simple direction. and
with the addition OF a small slice OF
lemon. It makes a delicious. appetiz-
ing and cooling drink. fit for a king.
But poor Tea would spoil this drink.
Get good Tea Hewletts. OF
course.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
SAYS HUSBAND KEEPS
RAZOR UNDER PILLOW

Jessie A. Friston objects to her hus-
bands habit of keeping a razor under
his pillow with the avOwed intention
Of using il on her. This. with other
charges Of extreme cruelty and failure
20 support her and their two children,
is charged I'm her suit for divorce filed
I'm the district court yesterday. They
were married I'm Manti October IS, 1908,
and Friston is now employed by p. J.
Moran as an asphalt mixer at 50
day. Mrs. Friston wants a divorce,
alimony and attorney fees.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
DENVER & RIO GRANDE
TRAINS TO CHANGE TIME

Changes affecting the arrival and de-
parture OF several through Denver a
Rio Grande passenger trains will be
made. the new time card TO go into ef
feet June 70. Train No. Il will arrive
from ogden at LAS D. m instead Of
2.05 D. m. as heretofore. No. I will ar
rive from the east at 1880 p. m. and
leave at 1:15 .. m. No. Z viii arrive IN
salt Lake at 2:35 p. m. leaving at $3.50 p
m. No. will arrive at 11:15 p. m, leav-
ing at 1880 2. m. The other trains are
not affected. The first train for the yell
lowstone park on the Oregon short
Line viii leave salt Lake at p. m.
June H. II will carry a lage ~ y OF
Raymond Whitcomb eXCursionisrs.
WHEN in need OF a first-class, up
to-date auctioneer. who gets you the
money. consult me. Phone Ind. 1920.
Residence ISL r. 9th So. G. L. Sober.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
Building Permits

Mrs. s b. r. Holmes. SCI East First
South street. brick alteration. $1,000.
Mrs. S. Il. +. Holmes, rear 521 East
First South street, one-stOry brick
garage. $1,000.
Wagner Brewing company. sol West
second South street, tWO-stOry brick
stores and rooms. $1,000
Wagner Brewing company. 49, West
Second South street, one-story brick
store. $4,000.
Henry l.. Vadnais. SIS 70 5S4 South
Second West street, two-story apart
ment. $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11
TWENTY WARRANTS TO GO.
They Promise Judge BOyvmnn They
VIII Lenve Town

Following another roundup by the
police, Judge J. NJ Bowman had a
busy time I'm police court yesterday.
Twenty young fellows, charged with
vagranCy, were before the judge. and
all expressed a desire to leave town.
Sentence was accordingly suspended.
Nine DRINKS were discharged. Dan
Simpson did not fare so well. He was
charged with petty larceny, consist
ing of the attempted theft Of fifty
feet of hose from the Wellington no
tel. and while ne declared that the af-
fair was only a practical joke, the
judge could not see the point of the
joke and sentenced him to five days
in the city jail.
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