The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-23

owners valuation land wilfully under
valued
The. tax is a first incunbrance an
may not be evaded. Mortgagors pa
II; the mortgage is not liable Ilnles
ne has entered into possession. VIII
Iul understatements involve a fine o
$500, plus treble tax; and estimate
more than % per cent below the final
~ ascerta1ned values are deemed will
Dublin.-Lord Kitchener enjoyed
his trip through the lower, middle anC
upper lakes of Killarney immensely
He stated it was forty years since he
mad been in Killarney last and he sin
| cerely hoped to be able to visit it more
frequently in the future. He was
charmed with the scenery, and the
weather was ideal. His lordshfp added
| ms signature to the distinguished roll
| aIready hung up in the lounge of the
| Royai Victoria hotel, and, by special
permission, he was photographed be-
fore leaving for Dereen, the residence
OF the Marquis of Landsdowne. en-
route to Cork, vic Glengariff.
GIasgow.-A board of trade return
SHOWS that during the five months
ended the 31st of May no fewer than
1855 passengers left the Clyde for
piaces out OF Europe. OF these 14,4O1
were pound for the United States and
1905 for Canada, thirteen for Aus
tralia and sixty-six for other places
In the month of May alone 1903 left
dor canada and 1887 for the United
States.
Berlin.-A young American girl.
VINO was walking in the Geological
gardens, Berlin, a few days ago re-
celVed an unpleasant surprise, She
happened to pass the following un-
complimentary remark about the per
sohal appearance of a young lady and
nef companion who passed by: "II
suppose they are frumps of German
aristocrats" To her astonishment.
snortiy afterward, policeman came
up and asked for her address. Next
day she received a polite invitation to |
ieave Germany. One of the ladies she
mad called frumps was the kaiser's |
daughter, Princess Victoria Louisa. |
VINO, OF course, understands and
speaks English fuentIy.
Lisbon.-Two Franciscan monks
1led at the monastery of San Esteban
as the result of poison, and a dozen
others are seriously i'll.
Rheims, France.-Mme. Franck. a
woman aviator. left here for Calais
Vhenee she will endeavor to f1v across
he English channel to Dover
Parls.-There is CONSERVATION In
he French Bureaucracy over hill
efore the senate introduced bv SEN
Tor Lannelongue for the purpose of
hecking the depopulation movement
france 1t contains the following !
roYisions; Exera military service for
ngie men over 25 years of age; com
uisory marriage for all civil servants
nd those holding municipal or COM
luhal appointments from the age of
D. and especial advantages for those
aFlhs three or more children. and I
le suppression of the articles in the
'de compelling man to divide his I
rtune among his children. The
ther, in NJ. Lannelongue's bill. wouId
abte7to dispose of his fortune how I
liked, and in this way, the senator I
INKS, would not restrict his family T
the fear that his property would be Q
up into very small portions. The :
uhger children would gain from the I
&c that they would have to make =
eir own way in life.
has been written W
OUT the kaiser's health, but 1 am in ~
session of facts which tend to show C
II mis- physical condition is worse ~ ~
IN Is generally believed. About ~
nj months ago his majesty was told -;
physicians that his symptoms were -
N as TO excite alarm. The kaiser's
81 thought was of his family, and q,
immediately opened negotiations to th
~CnQCa a i1oG1
100000 upon his life SO that ade- Al
lte provisions might be made for w,
younger children in case of his co
den death. Medical experts were be
| by the insurance company to the
sdam castle. where they made q op
rching physical examination of the | tn
peror. Within a fortnight word | wi
conveyed to the ruler that the tn
lpany would not care to take the tie
OF lnsuring his life. His Ger M
lfc majesty attempted to purchase
policy by agreeing to pay $500. 600
ually in premiums. At this rate a
company would be reimbursed for ma
30, o,Ooo, O0O in ten years, but even MI
alluring offer was rejected 1t is Th
'rted in official circles that over
$ nave been made to all the big IN sta
lnce companies of Great Britain. VIII
ope and America, and not one will He
e rusk upon the life of the en- hei
" This puts an entirely new as sky
upon the matter of the kaiser's en-
SIS. Extraordinary attempts have shI
made to keep the true facts from eto
ming public, and the agents wit
ugh whom negotiations with in
nee companies were carried on I
all sworn to secrecy. mo
ing
entirely unjustified hos
aviation crowds in demanding a city
t at all costs was borne out at anr
ln' when Herr Robl, young Ger tina
aviator, met his death in an en- for
or to give the onlookers something of
their money. A number of avi- and
VINO were participating in the dan
having refused to fly on account A
lie bad weather conditions. the nav
C began to hiss and jeer and to had
loudly for Herr Robl, who, was a SUB
favorite. Herr Robl, against the viii
'e. of the authorities, essayed a Wer
In his Farman biplane, and flew mos
tfully for short time to the ae
anlment of tumultuous cheers :,
the spectators. Suddenly the the
Inc dropped like a stone to the 1sn
Id from height of $50 feet. The i, Ia -
terribly manpIed So So nasihs rega
the debris of ~, 0il uiiuer- wise
, mo- -. NHS tSAOpidHS, saws