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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30
SDrperbemaluns unS Satppi:
ring in Der llrseit.
Bon 9aHuab 2tnin.

| Jaft Bel alien Ro.urp6ltsrn trsffer
mir ole Siite. ben msni6Iihen aorps,
eurd gsmuIuue nit bunten iScrben su
inmudsH; pieIIsidt bari man bic Rors
psrbemalun9 iibsrbaupt oIs bic llrs
form bts Sdmudts bss,i4nen. Der
ipdnesrnoe guitralisr trdgt i'm Dor.
rathsiod, ben er itets Bel ft fiihri,
rpsibeH 5bon, rotbeu uno osIben Oder,
nm istns !oout bamit su bemolea. Tiir
BEN I!Iiaesgebrauh begniiei sr nd nit
etH padr furbigsH iSIsden duf 6.ugpon.
gen, Sruit unb S6uIterH; bel fsitliden
4nlahen aber tpiro Der gan3e S0rper
bunt an9smali. GjIsife Si.ten pfle9eu
nod bsuiisen 2ages cine gause Heibe
dnnsrsrJd Jdgsrii1mms, 10 3.g. bieguf6s
manner, bic anbaman.n, Die Wloori
opi glsusSseIanb, bic 9otoiuosn, BIZ,
Jeusrldnotr uitp. Cine eifpas tonplis
5trts Qrt beg a0rpsridmutes iit BIZ.
RarbenSeidnune unb bic gdtopiruna:
ole ihneu pergdngIihs einfafe 9drs
btnmalung tulro bier erisst bar6
oausrhoite Ginjei6nuns.
Gs lohen iif bic primitiUilen
Shmutiiiten Bis in urdIie 3eiten bins
auf DerfoIgen; bohittpabri6eiatid finb
iis iton bon ben friiheiten getppbnern
Guropos onsepoHet fporben. esn Der
alien Stein5eii, ipenigitens in ibren
Iegten abidnitten. finben Ti6 bi.rfiir
3iemIih oeutIide anssifen. aIerlsi
Jorbmateriai in 9oib, GeIb unb
SdDars tommt in nidt gsrinaer Ren.
&c on oen 5unbitdttsn Der Rennibier.
8ett Dor; &c bonoeli iif babel um fnrs
big. 5bpnarten. Rotbit,in, ssl5en unb
rotben Oder unb osrgIsihen. gieis
Jurbitoffe tpuroen in .Moriern" aers
rieb.n, b. 3. ouf iteinernen pIotten, oi.
nit mulosnariieen 9ertisiungeu DerI.z
ben fparen; on Den 2og.rplaben Der
RennthnriGger. gum 8eiipiel IN Dem
fron5oiif6en Ga Wabsleine, Finben nd,
ioIfe WOrier NIT ben basuae5oriaen
Reibittinsn soblrtiG. 4DabrId,inIif,
bat man odnn ben fein aepulpert,n
Jorbftoff nit irs.nb etnem 9inbemitz
tel, ettpa eintm tbierii6sn fett, All eis
ner a,aiie aneemengt, Die fid5 bteuem
ausftrsid.n lieB; oopon 3susen fade
5nfeln. g}aleiten aus Siein ober aus
S6lsfer. bic pielfah bift BEL benuaors
lern unb 5orbtnousn liegen unb bdu.
ftg nod Rsite Der borbmaft trdsen.
DAB Der iteinssitli6s ssGaer bieie
ansemsnsten Garben bonn aud that
fdtiiH sur gtmaIung feines a6rpers
berfDenoet bat, bafiir eisbt es alleroinos
teine 8epsiie i'm Irsnsiten Sinne. ba
bic nenihIidxn Sunpe aus iener 3sit
natiirlih nur in Steletteu unb gnos
henibeilen beiieben. aber in 9lnbes
troht Der nod beuie unter primitipen
JdgtrDolfern perbreiteten Gitte hoben
mir bisfen ftein5eitliden s5orbtlumpen,
Woriern. S6minfpIatien unb Neibs
ieuIen gegeriiber tpobl elm Reht. aud
bet ben alttn 66bIenbenobnern Ghulis |
4e GsbrGa4s ju psrmusbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30
prin} sobann.
0etsttIpsRoman bon 5erbtnQn
RuHteL.
GortieBung.)

4m folgenbsn morgen tpurbsn ar
ouen bslsbten puntten gerlins Grtra.
bIGtter Qusgebrult.
nGTtrabIott GrtrabLatt!"
GroBsr 9Qntoiebitabl in Der Dils
b:Imitrabe. Jaft jsber toufts ii6 baa
e1n3eIne SIott, btrn i.per in Berlin
1ntersfilrt iia Isb6aft fir bic grsios
n1lle IN Der DeItitaot. Die sa6Iretben
| Pttroebabnen, Di. 8erIins SauptDers
tebrsaosrn bur6eiIen, fino in Der
Jrubs oss Cages msift nit iunusr 8ss
ldaTtslsuten beieBt, uno faft ieber
bate oas Grtrablatt in Der Saub obsr
amer unO 3Det ipre6en uber ben b0hit
sIgenartigen San.
Sos grtrabIatt entbielt bic 0ohz
rttt, oub in perganoener Qodt NIT
unssbsurer aiibn6eit unb pffenborer
2otaltenntniB in oag feusrfsite Sc
noble bss gantbaufes GelDern einoez
bro1en unb aus oem sinSiuen, nift
elE9smauerten Gelbipinos fat cine
Uttlllon in Snbuitriepapieren o.roubt
iporosn tparen. 8adres Gelb NOR ben
Splsbuben gIudIi6erp.iie ni6t in bic
9dnoe ssfa[en.
Berlin mar in GROCER aufrsouno.
Jn elmer ie6r belsbtsn Geeenb, trot
iddrFiter aufmsrtfumteit zines ftGbtis
i9en uno zines YriDatpdhters tparsn
Die laDeren Sungen Lpm asusroe5hob
aus IN oas @etD0lbs georungen, batteH
etne Stttsnfpano beg eiiernen gelb<
lhrantss nit Der Snalgusfti6flamme
5srltort uno Die SbIisationen ipeaoes
i6leppt.
Eur3 na4 Der gntbeduna beg ginz
bru9s mar bic Wslouno an ben gbef
Del artminalpoli3si qelanqt, Der feis
nsrietts ben aommiFar aipp. fofort
aus fetnsr Wobnung bolsn Iieb. aippe
tam 1hnsu nad bem grdfibium urb |
frat undngemeloet in bas 8ureou feis
neg Gbefs Elm.
um 3sit gu fporen, bate 5err BON
Steltmann Die Genobnbeit, isben Be- |
lmten, oem er einsn fpittiaen Muftraa |
~ srt5silsa bate, f4on bar4 ben Hos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30
8raaseisextbnns ll,b.rtraaaxs,H
gincinnati, %. SuIt

gineinrati, %. SuIi.
| Sohn Wensel an gpbert Z. Grsiup
got 358 in eueIib 2ano 2lFotiatior
uuterabibeiluna, 81.
Rob.rt 5. Gpefap an George Sars.
oIsitIbe 2Dt, 81.
abrabom Siout an gtb.I Dbsel,r,
% btt 120 5ub on Der Sftfsite Der
0rano Ipsnue, gric. Sin, 81.
ytarp 6. Qnbrelps an Rcis Wsiusr
&c Co., l Sobr pott auf ben 9oosn.
raum betount ols sos uno 500 i'm qrs
orspsGebduee; i6hrIit. Tlistbe S720.
InnobeI Wiie u. Qnt an Deter aoSs
MD. 2ots 8, z uro s in Gincinnati
Building qTociation unterobtbeiIuna
in 6oms Gitp, 81.
9elsra DcIlem.r.y an Bernard 6.
Dousmeper, Got s in u. 8. 0olbero's
aoettton gu Wobiipnpiq., 81.
Jlorenee 0. pFau an Niuiom G.
sellers. % bel 80 SUP an Der Deiti.is
I. Der Nstpton apenus. 90 aus iibIif
bon 2aneoon Npe., 81.
ebarIes 9. muIfF an Bertha 81.
Ssislsr, 26 Bel 121 TuB an Der Citfeite
Der coo' Strobe, s..
Bm. .. Jreemar an Morp 6. Qsl.
ion, 3 Cots an gpprsB ape., 81 etc.
louis 8. goloe on Roi. stirosn. 40
Gub On Belmont Qpt.. ST etc.
Yoripooo R. g. & J. 60. an garri.
Wtl!tams, l Got an auoipa gps..
$4,000.
Dm Z. Carton on Raui, o, sros
5t.r, 80 5ub an Centre Cir, RaoiiOHs
bile, 81 etc.
3enr9 IIesr on Warn Usssr, sol
Jub an uSaribau abe., $500.
y. U. SSstsrs Redltp 60. on Bertha
2s'9srs, l Got an Gbgspopb glbs., |
81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

Den gerbreher su idpnen. 9(ber no-
turllh, oos mar Der Sang Der Sade;
Dap sr aud nidt friiber barauf getoms
men mare
4ls er bas gontbaus gelbsrn err
ret1t bate, blieb er cine ednse 3eit
lang oapor iteben. @r miIdte it'd, uns
ter Die Wtenge, bic Itt neuqieria bin
rno Der fbob uno ben intsrefIanttn
5da lebhdft bisfutirte. Sier auB.n
mar 5ur 3eit nints su MAIDEN, benn
DE lslier Spuren, bic ieIbit Der oez
fptsgtsfte einbrefer su binterldiTen
ptle9t, ipdren bier tpis bon elmer Cd1z
tenheros sertrdnpeIt.
atppe ains oIfp ins Saus um lid,
Dem ebef ocr3uitsuen unb oufs @es
nouelte ben Srt Der Ebat gu itubiren.
Ods Ssfpolbe mar i'm Sputerrain uno
ipar nur ipeniae Suobrdtmtttr arps.
Us eepsrbergte brei qrobe eiIerne GeIbs
ihronfs, bic in bi. gDGnbt aus be-
bdusnen Snnbiteiner einqemausrt ipd.
rem. GIN einsig.r siisrrsr S6rant
ftono IN Der Gde. Ter 7Fubbobsn mar
nit 'hperen Mormorfli.itn beosdt.
Bon bieien mdrmorouooratsn fparen
afpst taoeuos ousa.itrittsn uub Elm
brsltss Soa eine binunt.r in ben
SsIIer.
(Jortfesurg foIat.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

gSer I'M 9eruf ieiH SisiIeiit itro.
pu8Iren, ooer oft ipat auibIeiben, ODER
Dem llrpetter iih ausiegen mIB, Der
lptro Ieiht cine Grfdtung, ooer ourd
Ilatfebler Elm Rngeuleioen befom.
men. arfauas mag 0as llebeI unbe.
oeuteHb eriheiuen; Iabt man es iebodD
onltebenJ 10 fann es sur geiabrIititen
aronfheit meroeu. Sarutn treiie man
reht3eitige @ortebrimgeu. gtidt MIR
OILS iiheres SeiImiiiel. iouoern auh
oIs anertannier Sd1uu gegen alle
ourt inregeIrnnfige ODER onge.
itrenate 2ebeus,peiie eniitehen6euaor.
periibeI iir6 2 I. gerrar6ar 4 II.
terptllen uni6bbar. Iur %
Gents BET Ipotbeferu 3u baben.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

dem Inberen Ihpn 9ienIte geI.iitet
uno Der eine srobe GetptFenbafttete'
beiab, ibm RatbIdIdge srtbeiler
Ding. BON ibm fprbern tDnnte, Die iba
fhamooa unb I6dnbli9 buntter
Iber Sslm fab barin Nits, dIs .il
| gdns erluubtss GeIdGft. Was isij
Wtiinoel iib perI6affen iolIte, mar ibr
oie sershte propiIion uno MatIer
Gourtaae; unb Rubplf mar Iber5eugt
oab feline gtnipenbunsen ibm lGterIid
uno abseT6madt erIdtinsn, Elm YrpteI
seger bic unsbrerhoftieteit zines fol
den SoresIs ietren 3orn erpsdel
piirbe. psnu er odmit berportrster
pollte. Wo Der GigernuB bic Wenider
treibt, iino lie ale ii1 elei6, murmeltt
er hein1lt6; aber 2llIes, mas Der 9et.
ter gu fetner Grmurtsruns unb Grmu
tbisung Iprah, psrmebrte ietnt
fhmer3Ii6en unb fpioeripdrtiaen Gm.
pftnounsen. QIIe batten beigsitimmt.
Der fpeIttIuse, feline Mebi3inalrott
iheute Iid ni6t. gsmeinIoms Sdhe
nit Der fdlf4en S5reunbtn Sobanna'
81 MAIDEN, unb 2otttsn pubte, lpus
man OsrIanste, its freuts ii6, boB er
Elm Weien tGuIhsn unb betrugen ioQte,
pelass furdtIos ben 9egnern betannz
te, bob ss 3utrauen gu ibm aIein qes
faBt babe.
4}as tpiiroe mein 9atsr tbun, ben
lie 10 oft aus Ietusm 8rabe beraufboz
len, um ibn mir aIs abi6retenbes geiz
'pteI por3ubaIten? fIiiiterte er iih gu,
uno langfom bob er feline 4uqen QuF-
pdrts iibsr ben Better fort ndd Der
Wano, no Der ieIigs 3ou SnTpettor
IN paiteQfdrben gsasidnet unter 9Ius
uno RaRmen bing. Gin 5ertnttterter
Jmmortelentrdn5 umgab Den &ppf
nit etnem 5aIbtreiI., auf pel1en elm
bellies StrstfIidt pis 0Iortenfhein
fieI, uro unter BEN 9Ioie traten Ole
ftarten, f:itsn 3iigs uno Die Ii6ten,
Gugen berpor, QIs penn Tie
Iebten. Die Dtttpe mar fsiner gss
ipegung gefOIgt, HE'D ieBt fentten fih
l9re BItts nieoer - iie ipoote nidt,
ibren Spbn un3uiebsn. Sic perftano
ben 8orDurf, Der in Ieinem geithts
lag, iie empfonb aud gtnos bapon,
ooB niht gtuss re6t unb oerett fei
Dos Der Better ertIGrte; tie tuubts
penigitsns gang oefptb, boB ibr 9inb
nit QHitrsngung feline Qbueiauna 6uz
]egsn gu beberrIhsn Iu6te, unb ss
am tbr 70 Dor, aIs ipirbe Der Selios
'ort an Der Wanb ouf ben Sifd qes |
blaseu uHo nit fetrer martioer |
5timme ousgerufen baben: Himm,rs
nehr min it ss tbun,
rGs gsfdiebt ia 2lQes gu i6rsm
cobren geiten unb gu ibrsm Slid"
aste Die Sruu 3ou Hnipsttorin
oIbldut, Fi4 ieIbft uno ibr.n Sobn
rofteub.
n@srftebt iid!" risf Der oIts Serr.
Gs III Elm unoant6ares, Ieidtfinniees
Der 5err 0ottor ioq re turiren,
a9te Der Wtebi5inaIratb, 2pttten IdBt
lel 9srgnu9sn tpUnfhen. 6ebe! On
isbit, Rudolf, 2tqe fsBen bas or0b.s
'utrau'n in Define 9efhitIi6teit, olfo
tmm Did sufammsn, benn ss tou7nt
aruuf an, ME 0etu aopitaI aonto
a6her ausftebt."
"Ss II mir unsrtrGgIi6!" murmeI.s
n juHge Utunn.
(5ortiegunq foIot.) /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

5arpep gtiusr an SpbH 6. 9oulo
$1,000.
Sable Goot an Spuibsrn Sbio g
9. Co., $4,000.
BETH poub an gnterpriie .. II. 6
u. Co., $40O.
Jrso. Gebert on llnitp 9. Il. g. 60.
$500.
Stella Jcbniton an gIus Nib y. Il
6. Co., $14Oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

I'm Il antes bon ben enaIis
iten S0nigsiinbern. Nus BEN leben
Der 9tnoer 9onig Gsorgs tpeib cine
englii6e WoheHi6rift alIerIei amiis
iante Gin3eIheiten 5u beri9t.n. stos
mig eonaro biHg befonbers an ieinem
dIttf'sn er.eItinbe, bem grins.n gbs
lporb, Der Dor fur3em bon Isinem 0az
ter gum griH3en bon Moles ernannt
iuurbe. Or Iieb seine GeIeaenbeii pers
itreiGen, iih NIT btm fr6bIihen Juns
gen 81 unterbalieu. Gls Der sleins
prins elf Sabre oft mar, Fragt. ibn
Der Grobpoisr eines Sdees, mas er aes
raoe in Der Gsf6ihtsitunbe l.rne. g,
Niles bon gertin Warted." uWer mar
bsnn biei.r per.in Dorkd2" forf6s,
aonig Gbunrh. Der tIeine ssunoe fab
ben 0roboaier eritaunt an; bonn ers
tldrte Ct itoIs: rer faete. sr fei Der
Scbn zines aonigs. aber bos mar
ni6i irabr. er mar Der Sobn attborer
e!iern." Der tltine prins mar elm
gutter gtobohter, unb feline sSrnqeu
mobten ben 2ebrer nitt I.lten in Der
Iegenbeit bringsn. 2as In Der ReIis
eiOnsitunbe Der sbrtplrbige Tsentpr
iIt btmiibte, bsm Jungtn cine 0oriieIs
lung BON Der Sslisteit uno bonn s5ens
ieits su seben. ioste sr au6, bab bort
I'm SimmsI al. Wenfden, Wdnnsr tuie
Jrausn. polltommsn sIeih sIiidlid
pdren. priHs Gbnarb fob nadoents
lid Dor fih bin. Damn meinte CT .ins
eringlih. .Derben mir bile. nirflit
aIle. poIItonmen slei6 f.tn?~ .Sas
ipobl. mein Sunee." WirtIih MlIs BON
uns2" so estuib.- .GroBmama unb
aut2 ga, aud SrcBmama.4 sd
lpeib gang senau". sr,ldris bann Der
ilslne prin3 iebr euifhitbsn, -bab
@robmama bas gang iia.r ni9t pnffsn
ipiiroe. Gons ii9er niht.- Dds iibsrs
miitbisiie bon ben G6niestinbern ober,
ods luifieiie, beHen Sdnurren be gI=
tern Oft gum Gofxn bringen, ift Der
tIeine prin3 5.nrp. aonis georg
fraste einmal ieine S5bm, mas iie
iperotn ipollten. Gbtparb tpoIie Col
bat iperben. albert Ssenann; ais oter
bic Reibe on 5enrp fam. msinie er eff
rig NIT sluknbsn mdngen: ., ipenn
in grob bin. odHn ipsrbe ih ein gons
srobes 4utomobil iieusrn unb S.unbe
uno olIes WOsIide iibsrfabren.4 Gin
anesrmaI fab sr NIT isinem Batter TIM
Wae.n unb fab. ipis bel Der Ginfdbrt
IN Marlborough 5ouie bic Watipos
Itsn ihr GeiDebr prdfeniirisn. Der
ileine prins griibslis cine WsiIs mad.
Damn tponose sr iih an ben Batter uno
Trogte einorinsiid: -Wos nader iie
oenn INNER fir iomifHe Osfnihisn
nit ibren Sdisbesipsbrsn, penn iis
Did iskn2 DOlsn iis Dir ssisen. bab
lie iptrili6 ein ridtises G6isbsepebr
boben2A Il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30

iett. ben Stmud nan bisfer Rihtunq
gu eersihern uno gu Der sldHsenbeu
yrahi 5u entipidsln. bic ndmeHtIi6 In
Der fpdteren grons.psriobs unb in Der
srft.n eiien3sit unisre g.fpunxrung
srrtat. 5irge9sn bat iih bic Gitt.
n.r 9dtoipiruus bei ben suropdifdxn
auIturco!,ern. DsHn anh aIs olIgss
meiner grau6 ldngIt perbrdngt, bod
b's gum beutigen snes ibr beftsio.s
nes pIoBten gu behaupt.n espubi;
ia braute nur auf bic permitteIs Rob
lsnputpsr bIaufhtpdr3 s.fdrbien 3.ihe
nungen ouf Der gruit unb ben qrmen
uRisrer SssIkute hinsutpeiisn.
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Batter: .Dis. Du befu6ft felt feds
Ronoten Die Sansbaltungsihule. uns
fannit nifi NAL Seringe mariniren2s
Jotier: ..9lber 9npa, oas iii bod,
gan5 nber'iniitg man fam Tie ia
marinirt faulen.@
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Ukaenfdh

!. as4rsr: .gaennt mir siniss Gss,ns
fdte!.
S9dIkr: -6eib unb folt.- - -GHs
unD fouer. Tag uno Rodt. -
sD.... ssnDssss Y nso gEisosa,- - ..qases uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-30
80 shaft.

gdusr fals cine alte Sunefer. bic
bel ibm Dobni. lih in bic Hdbs h.s
Vitnsnitods itet): .Deli. Cd rpIien
aub anal umihDdrmi iein?-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-04
REV. |. S. BOWERMAN
SOUNDS A WARNING
Reyerts To the Socialistic Movement a.
The Most Momentous OF the
Present Generation.

Rev. L. g. Bowerman preached
stirring sermon sunday evening, in the
Baptist church. from the text, Blessed
Is the nation whose God is the Lord,
the people whom he hath reserved for
his inheritance The speaker prefaced
his discourse with references to discov-
cries Of the North American continent
prior 10 the voyages OF Columbus, the
earliest OF which any record has been
found being i92 AID. via New Mexico.
and followed by Norseman incursions,
one Of which penetrated as far as Wis
consin. while another left It's record In
the stone tower at Newport. and in the
Runic inscriptions on Dighton Rock In
Taunton river, Mass.
In referring to more current times.
Mr.. Bowerman reverted TO the Social
istic movement as the most momentous
OF the present generation. the growth
Of which was largely due. he said, to
politico economic conditions. There are.
according to the speaker. 1872 great
trusts I'm this country, which in turn
control "A large number Of subsidiary
trusts and corporations. and thus con-
troll the commercial and financial sltu-
ations of the United states
The overcapitalization Of these con-
Germs. Mr.. Bowerman said with pay
ment Of interest on watered stock, and
It's consequent grinding effects on the
body polite, is resulting I'm the or
ganization Of a power which may mean
something serious later on. Unless
stopped. tho control by the trusts viii
result In government of the United
States by an oligarchy
Another unfortunate feature In
American politics, according to the
rev gentleman. is the fact that party
is placed above the public veal Men,
he said. are sacrificing everything 10
"the god Of the party" The president.
in q recent address, used the word
party 20 times. and public" hut
once, in referring to political obliga-
tons Persistency In this, the speak
or said, is destroying party allegiance
in many directions
Then the commercial spirit that Is So
prevalent the speaker said is exercis-
Ing q most deleterious influence Ev-
20 be considered in terms
Of money. with n feverish desire TO got
rich quick. TO be specific. will
mention the Commercial club OF this
rity, whose representatives actually
importuned the governor IN disregard
the law. and allow the big prize fight
to come to this city. in order to bring
money in here. Fortunately, we have
a governor possessed with backbone,
and he could not he moved"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-04
RECENT DEATHS

OLSEN, MARY--At the family resi-
dcnce Paradise, Cache county, Utah,
June IS, Mary Olsen. wife Of Gideon
j.. Olsen, died Of pneumonia, She was
81 years old at her death, tho mother
of hve children four OF whom survive
her Including e threc-Wccks old baby
boy She was born in Paradise and
was educated In the district schools
ana the Brigham Young college at
Logan She taught school a few years
before her marriage. For about nine
years she has presided over the Y. L.
NJ. a. OF Paradise ward and was very
successful I'm her work She also took
an active part In the parents class
work and other matters Of tho ward.
She was a faithful wife. an afectionate
mother, q sympathetic neighbor. a
dutiful daughter friend to all, and
thorough Latter-d8y Saint. This IL the
second time that Mr. Olsen has parted
with young wife. Funeral services
were held I'm the Paradise meeting
house, June go, 1910 Consoling and
cnlogistic remarks were made by
Elders Andrew Peterson. u. NJ Bick-
more, Mrs. Corey. A. A. Lemon, Miss
Parkinson. and Bishop r. O, Hansen.
The Second ward choir OF Hyrum
furnished the musical selections
MORGAN, NORMAN AT the
family residence Lincoln avenue. near
lhirtieth street. Ogden Norman 3
Morgan died June -. 1917 OF aP
pendicitis He was nearly 10 wears ans
six months old The funeral scryiccsF
were held on June 20. in the First
ward Westinghouse under the dircc-
tiun of Bishop Datus II Ensign. Musl-
cal selections were rendered by Misses
MARY Farley and Bessie Blair The
speakers were Mrs Campbell
president of the Third ward
Religion class samuel c. DYE.
and Datus H. Ensign, who
cnlogi2ed the obedient. earnest dispos'-
tion Of the promising youth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-04
PERSONALS.

Mrs. j. Martin Davis leaves this
week for Chicago to take course or
study in the summer school for teach
ers at tho Chicago university.
MIR. and Mrs S s. Stubs and
daughter. Miss Mary Stubs. Of Balu-
more, arrived this afternoon for sum
mer visit with the family OF Samuel X
Neel. e25 Second avenue. hrs. Neal u
the elder daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
stubbs Miss Mary Stubbs visited here
two years ago. with her sister
Mrs. oliver r Meredith has gone to
San Francisco 20 visit with her aunt,
Mrs. j. ~. williams
Joseph siegel. has gone east on
business trip.
Mrs J. S Houtz has gone TO her Ida
no homestead.
Lester ID. Freed has gone east for a
month. He will attend the Elks con-
vention at Detroit.
Rev. l.. s. Bowerman 81 the Baptist
church will occupy the Baptist pulpit
in Seattle. July II, "a and 81.
Herman Bauer. secretary 10 chief OF
Police Barlow returned TO his desk
this morning after his honeymoon tour.
which began June 2. Denver, st.
Louis. chicago and Nebraska cities
were included in the itinerary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bauer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Meredith Of Seat
tic are visiting with Dr. Mary Gamble.
Glen Miller has gone 20 southern
california equipped for an ascent OF
Mt whitney. He will be absent one
month.
Mrs. 7. y. Pitt Of 1924 Center street
is convalescent from a recent operation
at st Marks hospital,
l.. G. Miller. r. A., Kansas State Uni
yersity. 1857. has been admitted TO
membership in the University club.
Miss Mabel Jones, daughter OF Prof
Marcus r. Jones. has returned from
Oberlin college. where she has been
studying music for the last three years.
with the degree OF bachelor Of music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-04
THE FOURTH AND
j. c. 7. CARNIVAL
Provo's Welcome to the Conn.,
merciaI Travellers OF
Utah.
SHOOTS SIGNIFICANT TALK.
salt Lake, Ogden and Provo Ia Be
come the Commercial Distribu-
tors of the West.

PROVO, July 4.-The streets and pub
lie and business buildings are prors
decorated with flags and bunting in
honor OF the L. Q. r. convention which
meets here today and tomorrow. and
tonight the brilliantly lighted sire Is
With dazzling electric effects will pre-
cent an attractive appearance
This morning an entertaining pro-
gram Of races and sports WAS given
for the children and poung people on
the east side Of the tabernacle block.
which was opened by the children sing
ing America" led by Prof j. r. 30.
shard Of the tabernacle choir. Musical
selections were rendered by the bani
for the children and young people n
THE BIG PARADE.
At 1890 the big parade was formed
under the direction of George A Storrs
marshal OF the day, and Jesse NJ. Har-
mon and George NJ 5moot. aids, in the
following order; Provo band. queen
senator Smoot. Gov Spry Mayor Ray
and city officials. T.. &. r, ladies' auxil.-
any: Christenseu's band; United Com
fnercial travellers. ogden band; Provo
Commercial club and visiting clubs
Psrker's Carnival band: business floats;
fire depa rtmcnt, steam caliope. citizens
stand, where the queen Of the carnival
was crowned with the solemnity due
the occasion on the stand beside the
queen were senator Reed Smoot. Gov
ernor William Sprl5 Mayor w. A. Ray,
Wm. NJ Roylance, president OF the
CONNIE rcial club. Secretary. Joseph
y. Game Of the salt Lake Commercial
club. W Il william. senior counsel L.
O. r and Preston q. Peterson, master
OF ceremonies,
Addresses OF fclcitation and well
come were made by President Roy
lance and Mayor Ray. Gov. Spry fol-
lowed with humorous address Mr..
williams EXPRESSED appreciation Of tho
reception accorded the knights OF the
grip by the citizens Of Provo.
SENATOR SHOOTS SPEECH
Senator Shoots speech stirred up
considerable interest and enthusiasm,
he said he was never more proud Of
Provo his home city, and expressed
his appreciation Of the efforts OF tho
travelling men IN building up COM
mercc. Referring 20 the growing Inn
portance OF this intermountain coun-
try. and especially Of the three largest
citics-ProVo salt Lake and ogden.
tho senator said that II would not bc
long before they would become the
greatest distributing centers Of tho
west II the railroad rate bin Just pass-
ed by Congress does not accomplish
This other legislation viii Tho day Is
coming ne said. when the eastern
freight rates 10 Utah would not be
made by taking the rate to San