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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-29
The Worst Of II,

"Oh, she's awful. Whenever she tries
to sing a song she simply murders it"
But that's not the worst OF it.. If
she'd only murder it outright, |
wouldn't mind, but she tortures it so
long"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-29
The Usual Proceeding.

What is :. young man to do when
his attention has been arrested by q
pretty girl?"
Why, carry his case to court, OF
course"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-29
Too Little Regard for Others.

One OF the greatest mischiefs Of the
present day Is the spirit Of go-as-you-
please which prevails.-Walter f
Hansel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

am "a. Idrs nS%ouraine" nad)
Satire.
PIN "a. MGrs nEaormina" uoG
9teapcI mo 8enuo.
PIN "a. RarS IS. 5. Sictgen"
nod 8opcubagen.
Im "a. Mdr6 uStaIia" nah ga.
lermlo unb Hcopcl.
Mm %. MGr5 D9otapio" nad)
HcupeI.
am &c. Mdr5 ~Georic" nad) 2iuer'
frol.
Nm 2G. RGr5 nSceanic-- nod)
Soltbnmpton.
Nm 26. @Gr5 D0op!ouo" uael
&ntpcrpcn.
Am 26. Wars ,8onig IIbcrt" nod)
Gibraltar ilnb Neopcl.
Nm 26. WGri minneapolis" nod)
2onoon.
In 26. MGr3 DArncrita" nod,
Snmbilrg.
Im 26. WlGr5 yG,lrnciiia" nod
Glasgow.
Nm %. MdrS nTesino b'Stulia"
nad, NcopG ul,b @cnio,
Im %. MGrS nFotsoam" nad,
Nottcr6nnt.
gm 20. Mar5 nSrconia" md,
%copel ulto 8cnua.
slm 90. Mars nSonbnr9" nod
NcopcI unb @cnllu.
Nm 80. Mars rargenti,a" mad
Gibraltar unb 1ricIt.
PIN 80. MGrS n%2uiitonia" mad
SipcrpScI.
Am 81. MGr5 George 8aibing'
ton" nadl Bremen.
Am 81. Mar5 runitco StatrS"
ilcd) &opcnbogen.
PIN 81. MGrj .Suuoie" nod
SABRE.
gm 81. MGrS nGarpotbia" nod
Gibraltar mo 9tcapcl.
9tm =. Npril nNcfar" uad) @i'
braltar uno Neapcl.
slm 9. slpril pretoria" mad,
&ambllrJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

Eier ouifouit, uto nod mond)es gn,
oere, 0cflii9cl uno Slide; int &erbli
BON oeu Sungen 9elltel init Soiel.
niiiicn unb i'm Winter mitlnter 10.
gar Grumme. @enn Der Groit an,
bolcrnb ltrenl lit, fommcn Die pom
Sen pcritneiteu SeIocrn in Die 8obI-
9Grten Der Sofe unb 9ebcn bonn MIR
SIT leiht in ollSgeiteItc Shlin9en."
narummc?"
.Snicn, SEER Niielior; unb Scr
@llttcrbGnoler Dot olld) fir Tie Der
mcnoung."
.Sa, lit inn 90 nidt bciSufoul-
men?"
rNidt 10 leitt, Serr Iiiclior; ocnll
or 5ablt ici,teu MorftprCiS, uub bn.
nit f0at ouS &ouptmotip bcs Sch
lers, Der Itrafbarc GiacumuG. Sro-
gen Sic nal nniern Snpio, NOS Der
lid) iiir WiiGe aegebcn bnt, oen Ser
lcn cin @ein 5t ltcacn. limo lit Niles
lnlionlt geblicbcu."
nSnpi0?"
Seine Mrurocrberrlid)teit Inpib
Singit. unicr Soriter", erIduterte
Sonien nit einiacm Sunor; yei,l
pcrbrebteS Seft. aber bel ali ieincll
Sd)rlllcn bod II &erl, ouf bcn mas
ST gcben if. Tos lit iibrigenS ser
ein5igc @egcnint 5miid)cn Summcl
mo mir, bab uniere Meinlnaen iibcr
Den mlSeinanoer 9eben." Gr lafte.
I'D, ipia Shnen 9ele9entlit, nal err
5ablcn, mas uniere Sreunoin aeaell
i'm bat uno pos linn uut bic @lts.
lclltc ulb Die @oucrn eroaeno nad),
truacn. Nber On mlb Die Summlel
crit ielbit ipieber mitlod)en tonnen
mo cS mnb mebr Belt iein." Gr
iullroc lpiebcr ernIt. rIor piersebll
fagcn oils SIR Serr gr,,ocr onfon,,
itieg bie Ircuoenflogge oui benz
Sd)loi'c bod, iobalo Der @ogen nit
DEM 9routpaor IN Sidt fam -" Gr
ponotc lcinc Sluimerfiomteit 0erl
Fferocn 81 INTO lieB tic ihlonfer
ous0rcifen.
Cine Sdonr bon cil,igcn blnbert
Solbell, Der Dor elmer Sdeune 1yllt,
ter geItrelt norben mar, flotterte CT
Ifredt olT, rrb sic aopfe oQer Nr.
better orebtcn iih nod Dem r%oiicln.
0en 8eI1brt nm. Ser 9ruoer bon
Dem Sieutenont!" ging rs rollnenb
BON @rlppe SIT @ruppe.
Srou bon TierIien entpfing Den
@olt mn Hortal mo lebnte lid
!! idliid)5eno an i'm. nls er ibr ehrer.
bictig bic Sano fiilicn ipolltc.
vNitts?" iraate file onsitpoq.
vSiebe, 9ndoige 6rou, nein". err.
lplberte Ger @oit ergrifien uno itiiste
Die idWar59eflciocte, idluonfenoc &c.
itolt bciorgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
MbfabrtStase Der HaTasier.0 ampicr
bon Yeiu'Nurf.

bon Neu'Yorf.
am 10. Mdr5 vIcgina o'Stalia"
rad yteapcl uno @eni,a.
gm ~. M1rS n8oocrlano" nad)
@nhperpen.
Nm 12. M1r5 rabriatic" nad)
Solttbampton.
'9tm t2. @Gr5 Berlin" uab 81.
hraltar uno Neapel.
am ~. MGrj rTerugia" nad)
Eolermo ltno NeapeI.
am 12. Ndr5 Caledonia" nod
Glasgow.
am IL. NlGr5 ,preiibcnt gincoIn"
llaf Sarburg.
am t2. @Gr5 nMilunctcnfa" nnd)
Soitbon.
gm Is. Mar5 europa" nod Sea.
pei mo @emla.
Sim tG. Mi0r5 nYerusia" nod ga.
lerno mo Neapel.
@m 1G. T1r3 Celtic" nod !9i.
braltar il,b Bcnua.
am 1G. WGr5 ySecania" nod
@ibraItor mo ErieIt.
/ gm II. M1r5 uVrobenec" mad
SABRE.
am II. MGrj Bring 0rie0rib
Wilbelm" nod Bremen.
gm II. @ar5 Oscar Scr ,9weite"
nad) Gopenbngei1.
Sim 10. MGr5 baltic" nod 2iber.
pool. {
gm 10. W'Gr; "Tuc o'@enoua"
i,nd) TenpeI ilnb @eniia.
am 10. NGr5 r8rieorid Scr Gro.
&c" mad Gibraltar ,,no Reapel.
am 10. M6rs st. Souls" mad
Soutbampton.
am 10. W1r; ,3celan6" mad,
Intiuerpen.
an 10. Ndr5 California" mad,
Glasgow.
am 10. 0idr5 vSaronia" nud,
Gibraltar uno 9feapel.
am 10. Mdr5 Minnewasfa" mad
2onoon.
am 10. M1r5 yEreiioent Grant"
rnh 'Sambiirg.
Im %. War5 aronpriBeiiin Sc.
ellie" nad) Bremen.
am22. NarS rHpnonm" nah Tot.
terodn.
Im %. Wdr5 ~8pnOnm" mad,
9iotterbam.
am 2S. Mdr; r@aurctnnio" nod
liverpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
gu %perfaufen.
Che man anoerstup fault

lnlpisire man iene ncnsR siueiitOdi'
scH, fein ciugcridteten Sdnicr i'm
25OO.gIuf an @cit-J apette.S trafc,
smiideu Catherine nnh Sbiplep-Str TT.
$500 glof @cit.galtimure.S IT,
emoiIirte 9abepame inb Museiiiic;
Sanal Drainage; niebrige Nnner.
Stellern; bonbgemaltc Gedcn; @eiti'
bil nit aodeln ousgelegt; Iues emit
bolteno mas 81 cinem mobcrncr
Salls gebort. Nrcis zines Saltiea
%clibrnoert Collars ($1100. 000); iebr
niebriger 8rluo5iu&. 9eoinguulger
Den aGltiern ongcnebm gcnadt.
Man ncbnlc 8op. Ctr. ODER melt
lih gebenoe Baltimore Ctr. Gleftri,
lhe, iteige an terminus ob uub gebe
5mei SGuiergepicrte norolih. Tdbe.
res Ollrd) @altcr &. Weitpbal, 9ou-
mterncbmer, an Grit nnS Stclc.
(M0rSt0--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
(Sorifctuns foIat.)
SMifsnad ,rid)ten.

8nlucl it 0 II, Ger, 10. M6r5. -
Ter Iunlpicr nGbemnib lit BON 9rc,
men uio Baltimore bier ollgcfommen.
Nor Oft @a.. 10. War5.
Ingefommen limb Die yInltonbou"
mo ,Suncreo" BON Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

Cine ant eiuaeridtete unb etabItrts yddsret.
Seine Gefeaenheit. Gater etanb.
Strait eines Seiebls oes areiseeri6ts ar. 9
Der Sfnot BuIttmore pirb ber unter5eid1 ucte
Sertpdltes. an 1unneritaa. ben 81. Oldr5 1910.
tlbr Nddmittnes, an Srt unb Siele auf
ojfentIidber guition bos gan5e in Der Stdbt
Baltimore eeIesene @rinoftid berianfen. 3af.
feibe miro folaenoermnbeu befdrieben
Neginnt al Der ourh Die Strsu5ung Der Siio.
~iuefffeite oer SmnafuooftrnBe II. Der 5iiooftieitc
bon 9hrtifianftrabe eebiloeten Ode. Iduft bon oa
tiboftIi6. Oh, bic Siomeftfeiic bon Sma lipooos
Ctr. itoBeno nno Iieeenb, Is iSnb bis sur Mitte
einer SdetoemaIer unb ftl nit gleidber 8reite
nuf eine liefe bon 3peihnofieb5ig 5mb bis 5ur
Torooiteite cirer orei SUB saeb erftredeno.
Febaut nit einem 3peiftodieen Sieaelfteirs
Mohnbous nrb Qnoet iiebif SiegeliteinsSt aa Int
@ofe. @inem idbrIiten @ranb5ins bon $4,000
u%rterporfeH.
9erfautssB eoinauneen: Gin 9riiieI goar. Der
Nett In feds u1o 5polf Moraten, ODER ales
8aar, nod BeIieben bes shutters; Credit. ;3abs
Iunaer firo bonn lage bes 9eriaufs an Su oers
;infen Nib sur 9uirieoerbeit oes 8er,paliers III
tibern. Mne ~llnioiien bis Siim lae oes Der.
idnfs beaIidten. Gin Iepofit bon 500 miro
rout Stdifer 5ur l3eit beS ~gsstfdifs berIansf.
ebarfes q. e%iesManb,.
germaIier.
Yatttfen 4 Wahan,
t0larso,1 IL 10 10, 2s, 20. 29,31)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

sY16eutitme t~infsften, on
einyMlteblim Wrunb5tnS, 1
etenern unb gpaHermiette, f
Gantsn.etrafe, s~tpifdbem Saltiutpre' unS 2sn.
taro.gtrafe.
Qrferjeufer, rjmifte 5teselFetne, Rein Nm.
jfreiden bemSthiet; AafdIfnnber I'm seller;
tetRe aEde nns gabeBtmmer; 0analanihlnR;
giaiteS rakemptnf
2leiue Caar.anSGhfuHg fetdte DebtRanu9ea.
etetc inr yeNdtisung pfisn.
5be Soiepb &. @bite Stealth So.
(Tun4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Baltimore Iarffbcriht.

Baltimore, 10. Mor5 1910.
Mcbl. - 3uillbr Sl19 6aiicr,
cinidlieblih 27S6 6diier 5l Occult
Toint mo 622 6diier ju Canton.
Die 0otirunaen moren mic iolat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
8QrQQi1t 5000.

geeiIen sic fin. ipenn iie eines iener bib
fnen Sdufer int 700 Siod srb.9apJe.etraee,
Ab3ugsianof . anfdlnb, cemcnttrte Subpege.
aeier NIB p5fe. Mus .Gpot Brid" eebauf-
brGunen ME anqeftrtden su iperber. etraben
init biirifiairten 9odfteinen, eepflciiert. Hiebrt'
ipiinfht. slaent an Srt uno etene.
(Suli4) Gb,uare 3. Gallagher, grboner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

2anmileiid. Gfunb. ...... 1926.
2amm.G oteletten, Yfuno. ..1S-25c.
Spcd, Hiuno. .20-22c.
ShmalA, Bfmlo. lac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

Ginridhtunsen. etnfdIieblif Waedoain ; Strafc.
fir $40 gaar uno $40 pro Wtpnat i'm anner
init nieorieen Stenern on Der 8arrtionsslbenne
Gleitrifhen iaufer, lino Sic baran infereffirt?
@enn Fem 70 1T. 10 penoen gle ii6 pert6nii6
ODER fGriftIin an unferen o~eltfden gaenter
8. Z. Seir, s06 amcrieau Satloins, Safti.
more, Uto. (85-78)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Boltinorer gife.tenmarft.

otGtssS cfuritiien.
"'oiolnno JET ''S""''''".'. W WH.
TarDlano '3her 1923 ......... 90 ogla
saItimorer eiaStgfiien.
Baltimore 9itb Ter ...........t O3% iO4la
Baltimore 9th 3Ner 1928 49,. 80 81
Baltimore Gin 3hser 1880. 80. %
Baltimore 9th 3haer 1880. ...... 92H o3h
Gds'seiuritdten.
eonfolibaieb @ds Ger 1910. .... .fO0M f00ti
gonipIieateb Cos ser 1889. .,.,,., ITO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
SECOND CALL.

ID II. 81 Grams Go (B I)....... S7I2
10 II 6 g Of Conn. 252
10 llniieo SpS II. & o............ 1888,
100 Scaboaro 2. 4fo .............. I5ti
100 Scnboarb 80 Common ......... %
Conf Gooton Suef Common. .... 81
% Senbonrb g. RIO. ............ 1914
100 Scnbonro 9. Ifb. ............ As
10 llriicb einics ctccl. ......... SO
10 9phiton Oil SO. ............. ~
100 Spulton GU ~
$4,000 esabearo iO.idbr cr......... 90x
5000 5enbodrb 10tdbr 5cr.......... o9s
1000 aiI Coat Cine Conf er....... CO.'S
1000 Seft gir9inin Central Ger. .....iO1h
5000 ScaboarS 4rr 0tanpco) ......... sih
1000 Via Conf Sch 4er. iO2s
1000 Cotton Tud ore. ...... ..... II
5000 u 6 g Conf ier. ............ 96S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
9erfauic arf Der hieii9en gffeften'
8orIe.
FIRST CALL,

30 Gonfoliootion Goal so. .........tl2
~ Conf Cotton Sncf RIO. ......... IT
IS Citizens gniiounI aduf ........ 80
i25 Scabonrb 80 Common ......... %
100 Seaboaro 2. Rfo -. ........... a5h
$4,000 Scnbonro icr diarreb) ........ 81
1900 Cotton Eud Der. ............. II
5000 Cotton 3rd Scr. .............. 70Ts
1000 Cotton Sncf 5cr. ............ II
1000 5airnt II. Glario FRACTION Der. 96it
1000 llniteo fh3 500 ser. .......... s3N
1900 Baltimore Giip 3hcr 1899. ..... o6M
10000 u 6 g Gonb HebS 4cr. ........ 102M
1000 llniieb 5niltpabS Ginf .......... coz
600 baltimore 9Th dcr 1863 ...... t04h
2o0o Giib II. 5nburbnn Der. ........ 1861
1000 Neit Sir9inin Central Ger ......iOtA
300 y y 3 grriuina 4cr. ........... iiM
1000 Baltimore Gin 3tcr 1923 ...... 96H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

ld)el; aus Den @lepntorcl 5itriidgc5o'
gen 1897 @uitcl; Glepotoren . &or,
rotb 7l.4i6 @liidel.
Seutige ShliBratc:
gir. 9 ipcitIid)er 8oggen 50 80
Sir. 3 peitliher Roggen 81 SO
Hr. = beinliidcr) ,..... 80 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
s9anIhtnsmerthe gHrenur III permietbeu.
Miuuel Vutloiua,

9r. 1 bis Z. 9Iah' StraBe. 9escniibcr 5reis
maurer.1empcI, central celeoer. Sei6ung. pc.
Ieudiuie uno ane decentralization. N,dbi9e
Yreife. Pin Srt uno SteGe 6l %erfrdGen.
0enrn q. Rtppef, @uunnternebrHer.
(5ebr26, 1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

gu OettdufeW:
Na5 nItetabIirte Mirttseef6dft an stcrboit
&efunobeit 8rlno oeS 8erfanf5; tbut cute 8e
tdndfte nnb nitro 3u mdbigem @rctie o%eriaufti
feline ~slacuten.
! (61-70) WprSufpret1en an Dirt unb etene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
gerlaust Traaeu uub @abdJe1.

Nerlaugt:
nJinifberS" fir oofen. Nad5ufraaen I'm
Sintcrhuu'e bon 8r. 81, Toro.&aruItue etraee.
(10-2)
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
OGDEN MANS OBSERVATION CONFIRMED.

An Ogdente last summer said
the noticeable progressveness the Canadians
ship of public utilities and he spoke of the telephone Alberta
and Saskatchewan which owned and operated the
those provinces including the lines the farm houses
An official statement has lately been the
consul general at Winnipeg copy which this
confirms the figures given by the traveller from Ogden
1t is estimated that there $4,000 miles telephones
Western Canada supplying subscription list of 100000
telephones all the provinces purchased
company and minor aggregate 00000
and they represent capitalization of three
In all the provinces where the telephone
from private corporations the money supplied by
sale of provincial bonds
In Saskatchewan the farmers lines by
grants bonus all telephone poles required
During the Manitoba has
miles of telephone connection and least 1000
Alberta has built 426 miles of distance and rural
Saskatchewan has not only constructed 645 miles long
wires but has nearly 1000 miles of rural lines
The government of Alberta all the telephone and
operates them Alberta the
the legislature 1905 voting S25 expenses
constructed from Calgary Banff nearly
stated that the Bell charges
mile Alberta Under governmentowned
tenn the charge just onehaf this
112 exchanges serving approximately When
the system taken the company there were but
1OO0odd subscribers the growth
pointed to evidence of the the
owned system During the $500 subscribers
added bringing the list 5000 This represents number
of farmers having telephones their homes distance
connection with the large ceners
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
STATE SHERIFFS
FORM ASSOCIATION

SALT LAKE, Dec 1.-THE Utah
Sheriffs association was organized at
a meeting OF ten sherlffs from va
riouS counties of the state. held In
the offices OF Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp
yesterday. Officers were elected,
constitution and bylaws were adopt
ed. and resolutions tending to carry
out the purposes OF the association
were passed.
In attendance were. George T
-'rN 0ouutv- r. r. Kelton.
OF Carbon county, John Coffee. Of
~..l-.--., .ouu.J, ,{ilham Wilde, dep
uty sheriff from Summit county. y.
w, Crookston, OF Cache county; NJ. J.
bueh Of Tooele county: John Knut.
zer, of Sanpete county. Gus Hcnrold.
ol Juab county; Joseph C. Sharp, OF
salt Lake county and a number of
salt Lake county deputies.
The meeting opened at 10 o'clock
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
UTAH WOULD BLUNDER.

The who be Legislators after the first of the year
who will called elect the junior
should following with such grasp
its full meaning:
Washington D. c., 10.-The Washington
papers today that Sutherland longer
court possibility.
The Post says: Senator Sutherland of Utah,
toned long time ago for the supreme bench
moved from consideration result of protests
against his nomination. While it is the custom of the
United States confirm without protest appoint
member of that body to the bench that
the rule will be broken should the president send in Suher
lands name.
appeared nearly all the papers the United States Sunday
ing
Senator Sutherland it Objectionable to his fellow
that the appointment justice
of the supreme he could be confirmed by the legislative
body of which he is member That extraordinary of
vulson for the senate hundred has refused
extend this courtesy to of its members
Sutherland disked majority of the rank
hmaee that body and his ofensvenes has about
by his self abasemen three
abors and made of him abject
their biddings,
There representatives of the United States
doing the work of their employers Sutherland does for his
corporation but every these agents wealth. with
the exception of Sutherland has certain traits of manhood and
dependence which him the of his fellow
tors But Suthrand fawnng and crawling been manifest
and bemeanng that he has been regarded cpe unworthy
of the respect of his colleagues congress
With message of that before duty
the legaorsee Uah dscredited man.
whose usefulness legislator has been destroyed?
While Adrich all powerful in the Sutherland had
standing with him and could recognition but with the
resenave Of the Standard Oil private life and the
control the senate Utah would be pursuing suicidal
to send back to the the who disclosed the
foregoing dispatch respect
tors to the extent of obtaining confirmation which
past has been freely given others
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12

on official adYces from his govern
ment. which had kept him advised OF
the progress of events wherefore he
could authoritatiyely say that the
lives and interests Of natives and for
eigners alike were secure.
The ambassador said that several
revolutionary successes had been re-
ported and later denied. which un-
true Statements he said, "have not
only reflected upon the reputation OF
Mexico as peace-lovlng country. but
also have had their effect upon Amer
leans and interests In Mexico and
given rise TO unrest and a spirit OF
suspicion as to the security Of such
interests"
Foreign interests in No Danger.
He said the government Of General
Dlaz was absolutely secure. that for
elgn interests were In no danger.
Continuing, the ambassador said
The seditionaries are being dealt
with in a lawful and orderly manner.
The cases of all who are taken into
custody because OF their participation
In the rebellion are In the hands of
the Mexican courts
The revolt has demonstrated three
things The strength Of the govern
ment and the spirit of justice that
peryades the people. the loyalty of
the army and the support by the peo-
PIE generally of a course of peace and
order showing their satisfaction with
present conditions"
The ambassador said that not a sol.
dieT had proved disloyal.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
JUST FOR FUN
When the Camel Ais.

Too much candy and cake had made
little Robert so i'll that his mother
found it necessary TO administer medi
cine that the boy greatly dislll1ed.
ugh, can't take it, he com.
planned IT'S just awful
Take the oil, dear. pleaded his
mother and I'll take you To the Zoo
tomorrow TO sec the animals"
"Will we see the elephant
'Yes, and the camel. too.
What's a camel, mamma"
ooh, it's a funny big thing with two
different stomachs
Little Robert manfully swallowed
the dose, then, with tears filling his
eyes. he asked
And when the camel cats too much
mamma, does he get the tummy ache
in boGe Of his ies2'-Youngstow
Telegram.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
SPAIN AGAIN IS
SWEPT BY CYCLONE

MADRID. Dec. 11.-Spain has been
visited by Il second cyclone. more
severe than that which swept the
western portion OF the country a few
DAYS ago. Many persons have been
Killed or injured and the low-Ying
distrIcts arc flooded
Lower Seville is submerged and it
Is feared the entire city will be under
water shortly, a railroad bridge at
Alcala has been destroyed and nu-
merous villages are in a critical situa-
ton
Railroads have been washed away
ard two trains were derailed today at
Valencia and several bodies have been
observed floating down the river at
Nalledolid. TeleSraphic communica-
tion with the provinces is almost en-
tirely suspended. Reports have reach
ed here OF shipwrecks along the
coast
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
For Falling Hair
You Run No Risk When You
Use This Remedy

We promise you that. If your hair
Is falling out. and you have not let IL
go too far, you can repair the damage
already done by using ReXall 30
Hair Tonic, with persistency and reg
ulGrlty, for a reasonable length OF
time. II is scientific. cleansing, an
tiseptic, Gcrmicidal preparation, that
de stroys microbes, stimulates good
circulation around the hair roots. pro-
notes hair nourishment. removes dan
drulf and restores hair health. 1t is
as pleasant to use as pure water. and
1t Is delicately perfumed. 1t is a real
toilet necessity.
We want you to try ReXall "93"
Hair Tonic with our promise that
1t will cost you nothing unless you
are perfectly satisfied with its use.
II comes in two sizes, prices soc
and $100 Remember. you can obtain
Pexall Remedies In this community
only at our storc-The ReXall Store
I II. Carr. 25th and Grant. =
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12

in the morning, and after addresses
outlining the purpose OF the gather
Ing. SheTIffS Kelton, Henroid and
Judd were appointed as a committee
on resolutions and organization, This
committee reported at the afternoon
session, which lasted until o'clock
Chief among the resolutions adopt
cd are those calling for tho enactment
Of laws facilitating the work of the
sheriffs office, and protecting that Of
ficial in case OF suits against him
growing out OF the performance OF his
duties.
VIII Ask Funds.
In this connection the association
will ask for appropriations OF at least
5000 annually from each county TO
pay attorneys hired by the sheriff in
defending himself from such suits.
Heretofore In many cases the county
attorney has refused 10 handle these
matters and the sheriffs have been
out Of pocket for attorneys fees In
consequence
1t will also seek an amendment to
the laws governing the carrying OF
concealed weapons Much trouble
""o "'SH hiel III 0S'ulluG CONVICTIONS
and adequate penalties under the pres
ent law. The association will ask the
legislature for an amendment provid-
Ing for thirty-day sentence, $50 fine
and confiscation OF the weapon for
violation OF the law.
To aid in the recovery Of stolen
livestock the sheriffs Will work for a
law requiring all dealers shIppipc
horses and cattle into the state or
from county 10 county. to notify the
sherifts' offices that an inspection Of
brands for missing animals can be
held.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-12
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

That chronic BrlGhrs disease is
now being cured by treatment that
reduces Inflammation In the kidneys
is beginning 10 be generally known.
We copy the following from the
san Francisco Bulletin, June 22d,
zoos:
The recovery Is reported of Mr..
.. Lawton OF 264 Fifth avenue. San
Francisco. The case is especially
interesting. due to tho fact that books
teclore chronic Brlghts Disease in
durable and five city physicians had
passed on and diagnosed the case.
The usual symptoms found in cN-
leme cases wore reportcd-eXces-
s!ye dropsy, enlarged heart and to-
wards the last the patient could only
sleep sitting up. and for six weeks
he slept In chair. LOwton had a
cousin. Mrs. W. L Hoover of Au-
burn. who also htd an advanced case
OF BrlGhts Disease She had been
tapped three times wnen she heard
OF Fulton's Renal Compound and
made fine recovery. This interest.
e1 Lawton in the treatment and If
resulted in his recovery also =
lie is 4 Mason. member of Excelsior
Lodge, and many members viii rec
ollect his serious predlcament and
that they Thought they would be call
&c on 10 pass him over
Parties desiring 10 know more Of
TINS treatment can get full literature
hY addressing tho John j. Fulton
company, 6i5 Battery St. san Fran.
cisco. Cal.
buttons Renal Compound can be
naa IN your city OF our agent, VIM.
Driver & Son Drug Co.
we desire every patient to write
Us who is not noting the usual i'm.
'oVement by tho third week.