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The Washington times., 1910-01-06
The C1everness of Cardillac
By ROBERT BARR

feet Of this IordIy castle, secure In lts
protection Here. less than century
before. ScotiaEd's most pictuTez8Se
King James Y. was marrieS the
daughter Of Francis !. and -DV the
doom Of James Inflated dauEnIe-. Mary
Of Scotland. was In the minds Cf those
mo ruled LOCLEs-Ueu VINO were de-
teruined that another foreign Mary,
whom they regarded as monarch or
France. should not meet similar a.
Iastropne at the hands OF her enemies
Their very determination was bTlHBioE
the tragedy within practical near ness
-eTuulS 10 libeTaLe Marie de MedtciS-
and CardilLac- sCberCd by his h0uEll
resolved 10 carry out his already i.saii-
formed project with caution ltt-
seemed absent IN more experienced
heads than MS own
Crossing the Indre from Beaulieu 10
LOChes. he found the town q swarm
With armed men. the air musical with
bUEle calls from the heights ou which
the castle stood. the CObDle-sTCEel
streets apOunG with the tramp Of march
ing troops Into this fanfare the young
man on the horse came mCdes-iE
enough. and was challenged AZ the emu
or the bridge.
who are you7 Whence DO you
come, and Why
NY name IS Cardiac I come from
BeaugeDcE- 7 bear @ message 20 the
Due de EIontreuiL'
And now. Tor the first time fl his
life, our young friend, who had hitherto
met little but rehuffs and personal dan
ger, was 20 drink goblet OF that IN
to2icsriuE vine, popularity c-a1t
that had never touched his lips before
An officer stepped forward
You are surely not the man for
whom all France IS being searched-le
who ree-ed the Duo &c Aoutrell- s
daughter from the convent al Beau
YES said Cardu1ac.
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h'F ARLAND LEAVES
FOR ENGLAND TODAY
Chicago Boxer Says He Will
Force Freddie Welsh
Into Match.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-"Packey" McFar-
land. Chicago's stoczyards Lightweight
fighter, leaves for England this after
neon, where ne intends TO force Freddie
Welsh. England's champion. into a
match
After that he plans a short visit 10
Paris, and then a trip through the Far
East. and the home journey across the
Pacific
Packey says he IS utterly disguised
with Ba Ting Nelson's failure TO give
him a match. and that he viii win the
necessary recognition on the other side
OF the pond to put him in a position
20 ignore Nelson in the future.
Id be IN bad said Packey today
II backed out after telling all ray
friends / was going over 10 England To
force Fre0ie Welsh into a match. On
the other side the lightweight condi-
lions JICt suit me. and fighters in this
division weigh in at 135 pounds, eight
hours before the ring time
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PRIZE STORY TOLD
OF CHICKENS FAST

A great chicken story. which entities
its author TO honorary membership n
the Ananias Club and seat OF honor
at the annual banquet OF the Press
Agents Association. comes from Belle
vile, y. J According TO the yarn. d
resident o. that suburban town intended
to have roast chicken for his Sunday
dinner. He selected a SiZ-pound Ply
mouth Rock hen from his flock, tied
her feet together and put her IN the
cellar Next morning the hen was
gone, and not a trace Of her could be
found
After twenty-five days the hen. still
living but shTunk 70 a weight Of three
pounds, was found at the bottom Of a
CiStern IN the cellar. which had been
abandoned years ago, and which was
believed 10 be entirely covered It is
reported that the hen quickly recovered
from the effects OF her long fast and is
rapidly reEaininS her weight However,
she viii not be ready for the dinner
table for some time TO come--HOustOn
Chronicle
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HUNDREDS DYING
OF COLD IN SPAIN

MADRID. Jan 6.-ETuuEreIs q per
sons IN northwestern Spain, made home
less by the recent foods. are dying
from exposure, owing To the uuDreCe-
deured cold that has now zrirped the
flooded territory Tie situation is most
desperate. and all attempts TO furnish
adequate relief have proved uuavaiIiuE-
The people are suffering from pue--
uCuia and meningitis
The cold weather has driven ruue--
Gus mountain wolves 20 the villages.
where they have killed 1--we stock and
IN several instances have slain chill
dreu-
Even the harb0rs sFs I-aho--E IN
less the cold spell aba-eE soon an e-1r-
nous death toll wiu result
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SENATOR PERKINS
INJURED BY FALL

Senator George Q. Perkins, Of Cali
fornia. chairman Of the Senate Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, was severely
hurt this morning by a fan on the
ice He started from his apartments
81 StOneIefgh Court % the Senate
Office building about $50 o'clock He
had gone but q little way from the
apartment house when he slipped and
feIL He struck the Ice on his hack
and was given a hard shock
Senator Perkins was able to pick him
self I'D and go back 70 his apartments
END q physician was summoned Il was
feared at first that perhaps his spine
was injured The physician. however
could ind no evidence to that effect
II was found Senator Perkins had SUI
fered g severe shock and that the
muscles OF his back had probably been
injured lie was reported to be resting
quietly this afternoon At his Office &
was said that Senator Perkins hoped 70
be able 10 be at the Capitol tomorrow.
Senator Perkins is seventy years Old
and OF heavy build and q fall OF this
sort IS therefore especially dangerous TO
him The news Of his fall quickly
spread about The Capitol, and It was re-
ported he had been E-aveIv injured
II spite Of the tEaw this morning,
which made walking less difficult. many
others slipped on the icy pavements
and were more or less seriously hurt
Slipping as he stepped from an auto
mobile at the r street entrance OF the
New Willard last night, Huntington
Wilson, First Assistant Secretary Of
State, is suffering today from bruises
about the head and BODY
Mrs. Wilson, goinS 20 the aid % her
husband, also EEL and was shaken up
M and Mrs wilson and their party
were 10 have been guests at the Bach
eIors' CotiuI0n at the Willard last night.
but after the accident the party re-
turned 10 the Wilson home 1Ir. WI
sons las was painfully cut
NVillia am H Textbook. tEirJv-two years
OLD o. go rev Jersey. avenue north
weE-, fen in the Capitol grounds this
morning. cutting his head. He was
taken TO the Emergency Hospital
a l. simpson TElTty--iTE, Of SO
street northwest, feI f. front OF the
National TIeateT He vas taken to the
Emergency Hospital, Where IL was said
he was suffering from coutusious about
the head and a SpraiueG back
Nicholas kehIOs. thirty-tivs, OF 21t
JACKSON Hall alley northwest. fell or
the street and fractured his left leg. He
was carried 10 the Emergency Hospital
IN an ambulance
Edward Purcell. sava-tv-tv-o 100
New jersey avenue northwest feu and
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YIELD OF WHEAT.

Eleven ounces OF wheat for one keT-
mel Is the record for the season in this
valley. The single grain Of wheat in
particular was planted in a flower bed
that belongs 20 and is attended BY Mrs.
= Applet scarcely any attention was
paid to II until after II had grown more
than a foot In height She did not mol
est Il, however, and not until IL began
TO head out did her curiosity lead 70 III
vestlgation- Mrs APPLET discovered that
there were II9 heads in the bfnch- V-her
threshed out and weighed at the stav-
ton pharmacy there were found eleven
ounces OF wheat--Staytor CORRESPOND
enCe Oregon Journal
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EASTERN SEABOARD
UNDER COAT OF ICE
Pedestrians and Horses Find 1t Difficult to Stayon Their
Feet, While Some Property Loss Is
Caused by Storm.

fractured his right arm He walked 20
the Emergency Hospital
Mrs Mary Johnson. Ifty-siL, or lo5l
CisSelIs alley northwest fell in front Of
her home and fractured her left ankle
she was taken 20 the Georgetown Uni
VerSitE Hospital In 2, police ambulance.
A Mount Pleasant car rammed a de-
livery wagon of Browning g Middleton,
SOS Pennsylvania avenue northwest, at
Fourth and i streets this morning
Charles Mirror. the colCred driver, was
thrown out and painfully bruised. and
the wagon practically demolished
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WANT MORE MONEY
FOR RED TWIRLERS

CINCINNATI Ohio. Jan. 6.-Any
thought that the Philadelphia Club
would secure Pitchers Ewing and
Brennan from the Reds was dispell-
ed today when President 2HeTrmanu
and Manager Griffith positively stated
that the club would not release either
unless a better offer than the one
made by the Phillies was made.
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WOMAN STOPS LYNCHING-

KENOSHA. Wis, Jan 6-Armed with
a shotgun Mrs. Sarah AndeIL keeper
Of a boarding house at an ice cutting
camp az Twin Lakes. CoWed q mob
and cut the rope with which Samuel
Roberts. cook had been hanged to a
rafter in an Ice house by the mob.
Roberts life was saved although three
ribs were broken Roberts was ac-
Cused Of procuring the discharge Of
several union men.
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Victor ae Car1iliacr an enemy q Charies
d'AEber- &c Luyn=s, favorLte and master Of
King Louis EITT. undertakes 20 rescue
-he-eze. the Ga1Ente- Of the Due de Non
treuL- an opponent % De Luyuesr from
rlrzl convent where she is imprisoned
de enters -Ee convent. buL his purpose
&C. discovered lie fees taking with him
Marie Il-LaUs.s. O young Eirl who says
she is waiting maid 20 Nile. de- Aontreui-.
Cardiac Fz--s in love with the girl. ana
sle=saa- 4h.y proceed 20 the farm q Ma
Ilcrl where CzrLILlaC introduces his com
la1lg1 as @ family friend desiring 70 take
service with the queen
n tho farm house Marie reveals her
tl-n-f-y as The daughter % the DUO &c
lEeEEr=aiI-
CErL---lC joins her n a plot 20 free tho
queen LEa-- make EEa-ochs swear that
lie VIII net reveal their tue Identity
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L ANGFORD LANDS
A BOUT AT LAST

PITTSBURG, Jan. 6.-Sam Iangford,
the negro middIeveight boxer. of Bos-
ton and Montana Jack sullivan have
signed articles TO box before the En-
pITc Athletic Club in this city January
IS. The men VIII battle six rounds.
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PIEPER REELECTED

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Jan. 6.-Louis
r P%eL er, Of Boston, has been re-
elected coach Of the Harvard baseball
team Tor the coming season. Pieper has
coached the Harvard team for the last
three years
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NEGROES
TO BACK JOHNSON

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 1.-The negroes
OF Greater Boston are forming a pool
of SlG0.Jo. 10 be known as the John
son Fund to be placed on Johnson at
prevailing ODDS in the coming match
with Teff~fnS
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LIVELY BOYS.

Startled visitor GracIoust What's
ttlat2 Must be al earrhuuake- The
plaster IS falling, tool
Mild mateT-Oh. No. It's just the boys
TWO Of them are sick In bed today
Puck
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Help Wanted
Male and Female

VANTED-House-to-hc canvssssrs FOR
'fFTavprInZ Extracts years on the mar
let without a kick one lady made 81
a week and did her h0useworZ Apply iB
person g to y a. m, 6 20 P II SALES
MANAGER. So @ St y 2 Ja5-2tc
SHIRT ER-Experisnced- Apply
TOIATAN LAUNDRY. 6th and C y W
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Tom mCGtz-ey has matched Al VOL
CAST TO box George lFemsic at Los An
Eeles on January Z
Young Otto, Of New York and Johnny
Dohan are matched 10 box at the OIyrn-
pic Athletic Club. New York. on Friday.
Tommy Ryan the former middle
weight champion, has been appointed
ma1ChmaEer for the Memphis Athletic
Club. and he can now look forward TO
having his own troubles
jim Driscou, the English lightweight
has been matched 10 box Seaman
Hayes, OF the English navy. AT the Ma
tiouaT Sporting Club London. Eebrua ~
Il There IS a side bet Of 500 involved
Mickey 1IcNeaIis denies that Phil
1ICG0veru IS neEIeCtinE his training
The little Brooklyn boxer Is matched
10 meet Young O'IearE next Monday
night and ha is now within one pound
OF the required weight
Jimmy Howard, the weII-knoTn man
ager and trainer OF boxers, IS IN New
York and he has dug up d fighter named
andy Parker Of New Haven, Conn
Howard thinks Parker is 2 coming
champion and j-lSt the man TO clean I'D
Philadelphia I,e wants 10 match him
with Mickey Cannon, Johnny Willctts
OF Fred COrbetI He would ike to put
hin drst against Young NltChles
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vrANTFD-salesmen coffee. teas. spices. etc.
for, VVashin zJoo md vicinity on commission
basis only s1,,z- who can furnish satisfac-
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Schedule. The prospect IS that the car
companies VIII be able TO handle the
crowds during the rush hours late this
afternoon, and that the only Interrupt
uOns II any happens VIII result from q
heavy snowfall tonight
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SPORTING NOTES.

Tom EcCarey has matched Ad Vol
CAST 10 box George lEemsic at Los An
EeIes on January Z
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NGRTHEaS

MeCHEss-EY & JO4CHIs., COZ. "a and r
SITS PhoES T. So.
LADDON PFA- LACY. LIZ Florida ave
Phone L Is-6-
KRAUSs- PHAEMACT. cor sth and 4 sta
Phone L l021
TAYLOR < LAMB, Inc. LIZ an5 z. Cap
Ets. Prone I. Iez.
CHAs- q BLUMER N Cav. and P sts.
Phone " so1s
McCHEsNEY- s JOACITM BIZ and s1a
Ehare L. S-s2
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Young Otto, Of New York and Johnny
Dohan are matched 10 box at the OIym-
pic Athletic Club. New York. on Friday.
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female

MAN AND WIFE would like to take charge
Of a farm OF a home, near car line and close
10 District best references. BOX S55 Times
office IL
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SOUTHW
Y HUGO EISENBEISS. IT and 3 sta
Phone II 5702-
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A E powell. 4th and Est capitol sta
Phone L I150
A b BURROWS. 18th and Pa. a-s- Phons
l. IFS
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and c. Ehons I.
1851.
F. P WELLER. cor sth and L Phone ".
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GEORGETOWN
2 P WELLER Pharmacy. S5sl Ii 81 n
X. Phone L I201. " 27s
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Help Wanted-FenaIe.

C0OK-Good. and Iaundress, AZ S Ga fton At.
family OF three and one child. gO0C wages:
bring references Ja5-St"
Experiences. and general houssvork-
er- 100 Newton St n " ia5-3t'
COOKS, general housewares. chanbermaids
nurses 1Ss5 nth 1t
COOKS. general houseworkers: good wages
white nurse. $50: colored nurse sf5- vrhtra
waitress. IS week; today. EUREKA. 10lI
y Y. ave. 1t
COOK-One TO stay nights preferred 90 9,
= " jaS-2tc
CHAMBERMAIDs, nurses, general bo-7-e-
workers. cooks SIC 18Th 1t
CHAMBERAIALO-C hotel czDe-Ic-Ce
LINCOLN HOTEL 10Th and H y w tic
CHANBERMAIDS-w wh5+e e7-71-
cleaners Apply HcusekeeDer. Raleigh -Eorei
18th st. side, basement entrance. ja5-It-
DISHWASHER ~ once. GEORGE WASH
INGTON HOTEL. 18th st and Pa axe. It.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at once Applv "a
18th ST y w ja5-stc
GIRL for general housevork 10 5th s.
GIRLS-Chocolate and bon bon coafers- HO-
GIRL for general housswork; must 20 home
nights 1893 Biltmore st ja5-2ts
HEAD MATTRESSES. IS week siTe v-aiT-
resses, s.; white vegetable cook $50 FISH
Frs AGENCY. 40 1-h st 5s6-2t
MARKER and assorts-. ELITE LAUNDRY.
2llI l4th 81 y W ja5-2tc
AIANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY M
18th 81 5a5-2tc
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. L CARVE & CO.. 703 King St
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ANACOSTTA
BURY'S Pr. OMACY. corner Mozroa m,
Jefferson SITS. Phone L IOz9-
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

keeper by young man 90 years Of age refer
ence. Address " s J. 115 II St. n W
3as-2t'
WANTED-By experienced coIored nan. 20
sitiOn as waiter or porter. Can or write
1871 5th st y " II
yVANTED-PIace b. coIo-ed man as COOK n
private family. small hotel. Or boarding house.
Address J c. b. 1902 y. = ave. y "
ja5-2ts
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd
=ON(EATAN
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Situations Wanted-Female.

wANTED-By good laundress. washing %
take home Z1I5 St y. " It
WANTED-WashinE to bring home. drst-
class by ANNIE DAVIS. Ioz3 Kings court
y ". II
WANTED-Posit{o1 as bookkeeper. years
experience BOX 81, Times Office tas-5t'
HOT-SEF EEPER-Swed widow intelligent
Trustworthy no enCumbsrances- thoroughly
understands ali household duties and sewing
viii take Interest as II It we're own home
yVidower's family preferred Address I1ls I'd
st y W 1a5-2t'
HOTSFKEEPER fl widozar's family Ad-
dress 1893 5th St y W ja5-2ts
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The Confirmation of This Story VIII
Be Found In Tomorrow
Issue Of The Tines
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CHAPTER XIV. (Cont'd.)

- SHALL hold by my OATH
- -sry good In that course
vo- 5yIu find safety and prodt-'
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CITY. SALESMAN and collector live an1
energetic. who has wheel Apply ( ? m.
7ncg Il 81 y W taste
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
SPOR ] S
SYNDICATE WILL
PURCHASE CLUB

NEW YORK, Dec. 15-"Ben" Ad-
kins, water commissioner Of st
outs, Mark Ewing and his brother,
composing the st, Louis stock brok-
erage firm OF Ewing Brothers, and
Messrs Hall and Hodgden. promen.
emily identified with st Louis inter
ests, are tho principals In the syndi-
cate which will probably purchase the
controlling interest in the ST Louis
American League baseball club from
Robert Lee Hedges.
Adkln engineered the deal. and It
was through him the offer was made
TO Hedges.
A special committee, representing
the American league, will 90 to st.
Louis to ascertain the standing Of the
new candidates for membership. II
all IS satisfactory, Hedges Will be au-
thorized TO sell
Incident TO the probable change In
ownership. it was said at the ANNUAL
meeting of the league which closed to-
day, that Fielder Jones may become
manager of the club. Jones Is now
operating fruit farm In Oregon. and
last year refused to play for Chicago.
because the money offered was not
sufficient
The American league disposed OF
Its business promptly today and dis
persed but the National league meet
Ing Will continue tomorrow.
The purchase of the Boston Nation
ais Will probably he consummated By
Saturday. Part payment has already
been made by Hepburn Russell and
his associate, i. c. Page. millionaire
Boston publisher
The agreement was that Harris
should retain ownership until after
the present league meeting, when the
club Will formally change hands.
ono club will sell at any price
good player" said Mr. RUSSELL there
fore we must develop our own. We
will first devote all OF our eDereines
and our capital to giving Boston a
winning team
The National league appointed
President Thomas j. Lynch. Barney
Drfuss, Of Pittsburg and Secretary
John A Heydler. as the schedule com
miteec. They will meet President
Johnson of the American league late
In January and arrange the schedules
for the two leagues.
President Hermann OF Cincinnati.
was indorsed for chairman OF the ma
tional commission
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
TO CELEBRATE CENTURY OF PEACE.

proposed that 1912 the 100 years peace
British and the American people be celebrated suitable
The American Peace society has been getting ideas
from different people.
John W. Foster exseretary state suggests two
Angoaxon peoples should celebrate by adopting treaty
limited arbitration.
Sir Edgar Fry who Great Brans delegate Hague
that Canada show stey
feeling by removing all warshps forts and other defen the
Great Lakes
Lord Courtenay PenWh another leading British
cate that good feeling
be to all custom houses along the Canadian border
sh complete States and Canada
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

Time to bring into number of heirs their
tre or should they keep separate apartments effort
to keep within the their ability to provide for their off
spring? 4|Nh
We have come 70 the fixed be estab
hed that themselves the limits OF their
obligations families in destitute circumstances just
large families there many large families supremey
happy but no unfortunately the bringing
into the world of necessity start life earfuy
handicapped the rubwe people willing
perform full duty social organization and care for the
misfortunae t.HttsEf.I
At Christmas many grow kind of heart and liberal Of
purse needy Christmas forgotten too often
allow the distressed suffer the mental agony OF
the uncertainty a what tomorrow will bring forth
should give Christmas and all the time while there
worthy poor But time should try to have the
Rooseveltan doctrine modified
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES HERE.

paper gives of middle west farmer af
cted with asthma who compelled the inmountan
country for his health Substituting Utah the article it might
be made apply this state and thus changed read
1.-The farmer had not been in Utah long before he sold his farm
the flats and bought mountain ranch Returning health
him veer of life. He became interested in farmers n
tus learned much about farming that
Back had been content paid running expenses
neted very modest annuity His first potato Utah
ted him $126 after charging for his
labor and that of his horses practice which had been
found farmers who had Utah thirty
without single failure of The long, and
if the farmer failed properly to water his from his bitches
his fault He of his he of his
wagon roads good eleven the year The
wonderfully rich and enduring the properties necessary
for the raising bee potatoes alfalfa vegetables and fruits
his neighbor the old
follow his example Those who could not live comfortably winter
health and prosperity the slopes of the Rockies
The made work pleasure The of the mountains
newed the physical joys Of life
That exaggeration Thousands of farmers from Iowa. Ne
the other prairie states have had similar
states offer great opportunity for wdeawake
eastern farmers
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
UTAH's DIsHWAsHER.

long ago the Salt Lake Herald Republican hntcd strongly
at prospective of Sutherland the circuit
paper making who the
corporation aspies hopes desires udgesp
the circuit bench
Since Sutherland gnominously eliminated much dill
boosting consideration material for the bench
that he candidate anything His col
leagues the placed effective block his aspirations
they they confirm him for
thing and that they the do they would send him
back Utah. stripped of his senatorial toga.
One of the progressive senators reported to have said that
Sutherland excellent uon for Senator drich but
that the retire private life instead of leaving Suth
his serepecting senator's Adch
his Rhode Island home there to
tinue him in his employment q dishwasher
humliating for proud state like Utah to be
Aldchs mena make of
such senator.
people of Utah. that they quietly and upiney
imposon9 this disregard of the state high honor
continues rotten borough where the
tricky unscpous and completely dominate in politics
and dictate election of o office