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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18
ESTABLISHED 1859.
BURKE 6 HERBERT,
Bankers,

Modernly equipped for banking In Its .vari
Gus brancees.
Deposits received subject to check at sight
Collections made on ell points.
High-grade investment securities bought
and sold.
Letters Of Credit ard Foreign Exchange
furnished.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
A Savings Department in which interest IL
allowed on deposits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

We haze shoulder braces Of all kinds. Buy
q brsathe.rite OF knicksrbocksr for your boy
or girl. E. 8. Lesdbeater 4 Sons, Inc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18
ME Jackson
VS.. In chancery.

NuufiCo ~ ooOhSObfJ
Memo. The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant an absolute divorce from
the defendant, ON the grounds Of unlawful
0esertion and abandonment for the period Of
three years prior to the institution OF this suit.
II appearing by an affidavit fled In this
cause that the defendant, Charles A. Jack.
sen, is a nonresident of this State:
1t is Ordered: That said defendant appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
Of this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted In theAIex.
andria Gazette, newspaper published in the
City Of Alexandria, once a week for four
successive weeks, and posted at the front
door of the Court House Of this city.
A copy.-TBTK.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY, Clerk,
Sam1 6. Brent, pa. may2 w4w-m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office Of the
Y Circuit Court of the City Of Alexan-
dria, on the 9TH day of May, 1910,
Lucilla R. Pelton
Clifton c FELTON,
Memo. The object OF this suit is to obtain
for complainant divorce from the bond Ct
mstrimony from the defendant and for gene
raj relief.
II appearing by an affidavit fled in This
cause that the defendant, Clifton c. Pei
ton, is a nonresident Of this State:
ii is Ordered, That said defendant appear
here within fifteen days after due publ.
cation Of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit, and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazstte,
a newspaper published in the City Of Alex
andria, once week for four'successiye weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this city.
NEWELL S GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Lewis H. Machen, q. N.Y. w4w-s
X/IRGINlA.-In the Clerks Office Of the
Corporation Court Of the City Of Alex.
andris, on the 22nd day Of April, 1910.
S''laS !: s-'''' Chanosrr
Leo Sherry
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant from the defendant an
absolute divorce, and for general relief
in appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendant, Leo Sherry, isl a
nonresident OF this State: 1t is Ordered,
That said defendant appear here within fif-
teen days after due publication Of this order,
and do what Is necessary TO protect his in
terest in this suit, end that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted ia the Alexsndris
| Gazette, newspaper published in the City Of
Alexandria, once week for four successive
weeks, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of this city.
A copy-TESTE.
NEWELL :. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Charles Bendheim, p. q. apr22 w4w.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

Spiced Castor Oil. Nethers especially
praise IL ss the greatest preparation Of IL
Kidd. four children viii like 1t, too. 10
pssbotslssOE. g.. Leedbaaisr 4 Soma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18
' }Chancery.
We
Leo Sherry

NIRGINIA.-In the Clerks Office OF the
, Corporation Court of the city Of Alexan-
dris, on the 2nd day Of May 1910.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18
Washington Southern Rs

Schedule In effect May Is. 1919.
Trains leave Union Station for Washingtns
and points north at 43, 500, s % and 8 SO
a m. Il Oh, 2S0, s OF, s IS, and II 80 .. H.,
daily. -a ~a>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

VIRGINIA. the Clerks Office Of the
Y Circuit Court of the City Of Alexan.
dria, on the 9TH day of May, 1910,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

No use repapering your house this spring
Climax Wall Paper :Clesner will make the
old paper look almost Like. :nsw. Get II at
Leadbeater's. go box.E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

Ofall the health builders, flesh makers and
pulmonary remedies, none 10 any better than
Jesdbeatar's Ewulziou Of Cod Liver OH. bOc
O. bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-18

X/IRGINlA.-In the Clerks Office Of the
Corporation Court Of the City Of Alex.
sndris, on the 22nd day Of April, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

which won the Queen s Cup II --e races be-
tween American and British vacc-s before
the Civil War. She was built n 1851 and
owned BY Ares' grandfathe-. Ben Butler
Nowadays. Anes keeps her lying N Chelsea
HarbOr and occasionally ITS Le- up for Z
short cruise
SECRETARY OF WAR DICKINSON
- who IS authority on lore and manners Of
the Southern negro, tells this story 10 show
the cOl0red man s quaint sense Of r1rOr-
John O. Lethar, = business man Jt NaSh-
vile, was walking along the street one day
when he met Silas Green. an old negro ne
had employed at various times ~..-s seemed
70 be swathed n banCages from head 20
foot. and he was walking with q Qe-ceprlole
limp.
Why, what's the matter with vou3"
asked Lethar.
Lawd, Boss. amt YOU done lee-- De
news" CuerieG SiIas II dIsaCcr r---Uen-.
&c No" replied Lecha-. IT ell me alOutl T.
Silas2"
Well, Boss, YOU see. II was This way. IN
was paintIn' a house rour' hvu-. -- All vas
high uD on a sCaffOI. De scaI.- broke. an
An fell Lawd. Boss. It was av--. -ur bic.
An broke this hyuh lei WIS a- An skun
my LEI Iaig up hyuh 'oOve de knee. n. down
hyuh jes' 'bOve de ankle All 5--zs nv laig
An All spec All would hab done Kilt ryset
ef II hadn' been 70 a pile Oh b-lca That 1roAe
nv fall some.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

An now the school bells -ingin
Oh. dear feel So illi
] tclled my muvver bout iy.
An she gived me pill.
She said. Run on. Dear You Pee ate
An don't forget 90 shut the gate
Don YOU hnk muVVcr S KIND cruel
To send a poor sick boy 90 school
-IIurglys, J HIt5
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

costume ne LaO designed WlLl
great care, and with it sent typewriter
Specifications describing the va1cOlOred con
fection. 1t was a work of art, composed OF
lace and braid and plctureSquely assorted
hues.
Mr.. Root took one look at the sample
suit. read the specifications carefully, and
then wrote on the back Of the document,
All this needs IS q bottle Of cologne 10 60
with II.
Wherefore. American diplomats still ap-
pear at foreign courts n ordinary American
evening clothes.
DRESIDENT TAFT'S card playing IS
confined to an occasional game Of bridge
whist; but, like most Americans, he knows
the game Of poker and considers II a great
institution, n that II affords such ample Op-
portunity for the display OF Judgment and
brains.
To uphold his view. he tells this story:
A Governor of Colorado was playing
euchre with German. The German picked
up his hand and remarked:
''AohGOti I wish We were playing poker.
Well, what would YOU do # we were
PLAYING poker? asked the Governor.
I'D bet a hundred dollars on nv hand,
replied the German with enthusiasm.
The Governor took a look at his hand.
All right he said, III play poker with
YOU on my hand Il you'll give me that queen
over there"
The German handed him the queen.
Now, - said the Governor, III bet yog
a thousand dollars
The German called the bet arA
down four kings. An - showed!
four aces. governor showed
Well, thu
handi.~ -,'s all right said the German.
- < over the thousand with an air Of
sloOm; but what I want to know IS what
you wanted with that queen
THE REV. ZED H. COPP. probation Of
ficer Of the District of Columbia, be
heves that Heaven has golden streets and
palaces built of precious stones. He has
preached a sermon TO prove that this belief
IS correct.
y REPRESENTATIVE BUTLER AAIES
OF Massachusetts. who has invented an
alrshlp, owns the original Yacht America,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

'' vs. 30 "'7uefs7iLh
I'm teeliu awful funny.
I'm teeliu awful queer
y headache III nv tummv.
An toolache IN my ear.
/ hadn time 20 study
NV lessons yesterday.
Cause Pete an Joe an Buddy
Came over here 10 play
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

Accordingly, he shipped over TO
MIR. Root a sample suit Of the
costume he had designed with
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
NATIONAL TOPLINERS
NE FOR OCTOBER 80. 1910

BY James Hay, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

IT is high time for an admlring
and grateful country to step
= Cht r1n and hacOnP better &C
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
Man ntdte, i@tpieg nno trennte

Man nidte, i9tpieg nno trennte
ii6 bal0.
Ser 0berforiter iprang auf, iobalo
gmrib oas 3immer ~perlaiien batte
uno elite gu ieinem fleinen, blonoen
@eibe.
v5oGte mans glauben? = Sotal
perruH gemadt fat Ser Meot5inal=
ratb Sen @mri6! = &ann Ser alte
4nabe cen Ma1no ni6t balten, er5ablt
ibm, oaB feline @anne montogli@ ge<
betlt meroen tonne, a116 6aB 0as cine
i6mere Menge @elo foiten piroe, uno
nun per u9t ser arn1e Mann eS anf-
5utrei5en! - Statt biibi6 ab5uwar-
ten, ;pas ib in aonigsberg errei@e,
iteqt li9 ser Meoi5inalratb natiirlt6
in bengalii@es 2idt uno madt Sem
50riter Sen @opf beib! Sd mero' mir
sen Moniieur faufen"....
80 berubige 0i9 bod, &urt!"
Ger lief mie Elm @iloer I'M Clint
mer berum.
v&ait gut re0en, Grna! 1nlere
beioen ainoer itno geiuno! uno
lmier rei6li6es Musfommen baben
mir aud! Da iiebt ii6 oas aQes gang
an0ers an! Sin 5oriter, ser nit iei-
mem @ei9id baoert, lit ser beflagens=
mertbeite Meni6 auf @ottes meiter
@elt! @ir Mdnner bon ser griinen
SCRIBE lal1fen piel aQein our6 oen
@alo. ga melOen ii@ Sic @eoanfen
pon gang aaein! uno menn Damn eli
mem immer mie0er Die 8itterniB Sen
SAILS rcufiteigt, Damn fomntt 6ie Ser
ilbuns! Sci &ol5auftionen labt ii@
man6es tbun, Sic @anoler 5ablen
ni9t mebr als iie unbeoingt miiiien,
biloen iowieio idon &inge, un0 menn
iie Damn au6 nod einen 0fittelmann
fin0en ..
u&mrt!"
uSa, nun i6reiit ou! &onnte
mfrs 5enfen! - IS gibt audi nod
anoere M0gli9feiten go"
~@mri6 lit feiner 5@le@tigfeit
fabig!"
u@lcub' i6 audi - gang BE-
itimmt! - Smmerbin - mer sic 2eu=
tie in &eriu6ung fiibrt, lit oft i6lim=
mer mie ser 8erfiibrte, ser auf ie0en
SAT- Sic 3ede 5u 5ablen fat = un0
menn'5 audi Bios Dor ieinem @emii=
len mare!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

Muf sen 5dooB nabm Ser Soriter
fem m%einenoes &tno, er fubr ibm lieb=
foleno iiber's &aar uno iagte fein
@ort. 5eine Muge1 iaugten ii6 felt
an ser Mnnonce, fem gan5er 2etb 5tt=
terte. l1no als lt6 sic aleine enoltb
berubigt batte> idob ct tie BON ieinen
&1ien.
u@eg' sur M11tter,- @annden, So
ter fat 81 arbeiten!"
gr iab ibr nad, mie iie na@ ser
@iide humpelte, NIT nall en Mngen
ulto oer5errtem @eli6t. Tins Damn
500 er sic 5dublaoe auf ut1o ent=
nabm i6r @riefbogen uno ltmi6lag.
sls iage ibn oas b0ie @elpillen, 10
ldneu fubr sic @ano sic 3eilen emit
long. l1n0 als CT enoli6 Sen &C.
idloiicnen 8rief in Ser inneren
@ruittalbe barg, muroe ibm leibter
um's &er5. ga nabm ,er Sic 2obn=
liite mleoer Dor. &ai6 ging Sic Mr=
felt bon itatten, CT mu110erte iiG, mie
rl1big CT nit einemmale gemor0en
par.
2rauBen 5ogen Sic S6ratt'i6en
&inoer inn @olopp sic &arre init Sen
a%urtoffeln oapor, er fob ni6t ein=
NAL SEN Sop /.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
1tnseualoelt in CUTE @eimnbbeit.

&err 9. S. @elep, Springfiel6,
ST., idreibt: n8or einem Sabre fling
i6 an, BON meinen Nieren un0 8Iaie
geplagt gu iein, mas i6limmer mur-
Sc, Bis i6 be3igli6 meiner Gage be-
dngitigt mur0e. Sd lit auh a11
oumpfem 4opfmeb, un6 bas @irfen
meiner @laie mar belaitigen0. uno
idmer5pou. Sd las bon Solep @io-
nep Niaen, mno nad6em i6 bieielben
einige ISOLDE genommen batte, muroe
oas @irfen meiner 8laie mieoer nor
NAL, un6 id mar fret BON ie0me0er
8eidmeroe." Molttors Drlg Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
Gin Solar &adet
@amtt @eoi5im frei

6ier lit cine eGte freie 9ouar &adetz
Offerte fir ieben 1dtpd6en Mann. M}ann<
Webi3in bot touienbe 11tpader Mdnner-
furirf. MannzNebi3in miro gud) hei=
len un6 Cure poue &roft uno @tdrfe niez
bergeben. ann<Mebi5i lit fpe3teu prdz
parirt fir bic 9eiIung bon bitaler 5bmd>
de Nerpeni9tpdde, friibem 8erfau, Meanz
geI on &raft, Iabn1en @iiden, berlorener
2ebensfraft, @ebd6tniB59tpd6e, @angel
an @brgei3, audi fir irgeno lpelde-
@dndden. berporgerufen burd Mierenz
un6 8lalenleioen. 9eioet nibt I'M Stilz
len. !3eiIt gu6 ielbit 5u @auie. tpte es
tarIen6e anberer Mdnner fbaten.
8eadtet, bie}es 9roBe 9oaar<Radet
bon Mannz Meoi3in, fertig gum @ebrauh.
miro gu9 abiolnt fret eef9idt. @olle unb
%boIitdnbige Snftruftionen in iebem Ra<
Diet, 10 baB Sir nur sic Mntpeiiungen gu
FefolQen broudt. 9urdaus feline &o=
iten. Seine gereinbarungen. Ni9ts .3u
unterl6reiben. &c lit fret fur @n9. nidt
einmal bic Mblieferungsfojten bram6t Sbr
All be8ablen. Sd be3nble ale untolten
unb f&ide gu6 bos Badet in einia9em
lmidlag. 10 bob muir SIR tpibt, mas boz
rim ent5alten 1T.
MIes. mas ib bon. gud berlange. lit.
baR SIR nit fur3 f6reibt, tpie SIR leibet
unS mas guer 2eioen lit. 9ieSenuuR ib
boben, nm gu6 bic rthtigen Mntpeii un<
aen All qeben, unb e1ne f6ne1e 6eilunq in
G11rem Eaue berbei8nfIbren. @hreibt
Ben 8rief bemte. 9os 1T nI[es. @6idt
fein @eIb. MbreHe: ST.. 81. 6. Mobinfon.
G125 2ud 8uil6ing, 9etroit, Mid5iqan.
MQe 8riefe tperben ~burdaus bertrniilih
qebaIten unb Sbr 6nnt mir aIes er<
3Ghleu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
Wfit Tre,,ben empfphlen.

&err 6. @eaflep, &ofomo, Sno.,
iagt: u@a@oem i6 5olep Mierenpil=
len genommen, nerlieB mid Sic befti,
ge grfGltung; meme Nieren mur6en
.itdrfer, sic MbIon0erungen natiirlt9,
un6 meine 8laie idmer5te MIDI ntdt
mebr. @erne empfeble i6 Solep Nie=
renpinen." SS11 etnem gelben 8aquete.
Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
5. &apttel.

gmrib batte in SEM 8riefe me0er
iei1en Afamen nod 0as &epier ange=
geben 11no Sic Mntmort poitlagerno
na9 @nmbinnen erbeten. 8mei quite
Stunoer muBte er ra0eln, um 11a@
Ser Stoot gu fommen, aber 0as balf
ni@ts, batte er ii6 oas &idi6reiben
nad SEM Hoitamte in ser @dbe i@i>
den luiien, mar's %a1fgefauen.
@iS Mittmo9 batte er Nadridt
perlano1. &am tie ni6t> mar er mie=
ser eintnal um cine @offnung armer!
l1no ma1tdmal ertappte er ii6 Bel 0em
@e0onfen, 0aB er frob lein piiroe,
menn ii6 10 i@neu Sic 5a@e ni6t
MAIDEN lieB. Genn, menn erit ser
Sberforiter 5uriid mar, mrr0e Sic
Musfiitrlng eridmert. Ser lag mebr
orauBen int SEN @aloern, ais es mo-
tbig gemel en mare. l1n0 oaB ser &r.
Sberlmoforl tmeiiter iid 0en Mdtoeb=
MEMBER faufen miiroe, fo6alo Ser Sic
5biere teidlagen batte, lag ia dhf Ser
@an0. - IS mar 0od bitteridmer,
pom rehten Hfa0e ab5umeiden, fir
einen Mann, ser bisber pormurfsfrei
gelebt batte.
SIMMER i6limmer muroe feline ltn=
raft, 11l0 menl1 er glaubte, unter 1e1=
ner Snrgenlait 5ulammen5ubreden,
elite er rai6 nad @a1ie uno iab iein
ormes &ino an, nit %aufeinan6er ge=
biiiene't 8abnen u1t6 Dor Gram per=
5errtem @eii9t. Damn muroe er mie=
ser rubiger, nabm iein @annden auf
sen 5hooB un6 er5able ibm Mar@en.
un6 babel taltete feline %5ittern0e &ano
iiber oas berausitebenoe S6ulterblatt,
iber Sic %porbangenoe &ifte -
5rau @mri6 ging in 6ieier Sagen
ibrem Mann aus oem 8ege. Mus
SEM mar 6o@ ni9ts beruus5ubolen!
Nidt longe miiroe es mebr oauern
uno er iebte iid ibr gegeniiber an sen
|5ii9 uno re0ete iib feline 2ait bonn
@er5en. @r mar ia Elm gutter Meni4,
elmer, ser AUDI 1t6ts that in ser er=
iten grregung. Mit @e0ulo uno
Na9iiht fam man BEL i'm am meite-
iten! Mber Mngit bate iie 0o9! geadt
fir Ra@t fubr er auf ieinem &aoe
oapon: Inn na9 1em M@t5ebnenoer gu
ieben! @enn er nit sen @tlooiebet1
5%uiammenitieB, mom0glid Sen ebrli-
6en 6oritertoo fan0? sic mar cine
ltarfe ssrau! Seine @fli9t batte Elm
ie6er 81 tbun, 10 fonnte er au@ iber
cine Gburi@mele fallen nno oas &C.
mid breden. Midts lieB iie unper-
iu6t, I'M linn pentgitens in oieiet:
1agen Sen i@meren &f, ser iid
a1f ie;nem @eii6t abipielte, gu cts
lei6terlt. Sic iette ibm feline 2ieb-
lingsipeiien Dor, CAB tbm einen nel1e1t,
griinen Sdal, Sen tie gebddelt batte,
uno er oanfte ibr al lire 6reunoli6-
feiten NIT itummen, ~ber5baften &an-
]oeoriiden.
@enr er aber orauBen, in ieinem
: &epier, auf einem 8aumitun1pf iab,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
4. &apitel.

4. Gnpttel.
0ft faBte gmri9 an 0ieiem Gage
nad ser 8rulttai6e, in ser Ser 8riei
itad. l1no menn ii6 cine innere
Sttmme meloete, iab er iein &ino an,
iein eim5iges> 1ro Damn idmieg Sic
5timme. 1afiir mdbnte ct Sen
|5ppttruf ser S6ratt ihen SSungen 81
b0ren! @umpelbanne, @umpelbanne!
....3ie lebten Don &artoffeln, @ul i
ler ul1o Nriigeln u110 geoieben 0o6 !
800. l1no ibr &ater mar ein Sal1fer
ul1o Sic Muttere Elm lie0erlides 5rall<
%en5immer!!. Gum ger5meifellt
mars an @ptt nn0 Ser @elt....
9iei11, ob1e @eiteres molte er Sen
8rief nidt abididen. Morgen fritz
mubte CT BEL ser 6orltfalie 0as @elo
erbeben sur 2obn5ablung! Ga Mir
Sc er Sen @errn Sberf0riter fragen,
Of er mobl ouf Inter tiisung red)=
men f01ine un0 a1f miepiel! Sein @or=
gelebter tpar Elm damn, ser oas Ser5
uuf sent rebten Slede bate! Giel re-
Sen par nidt feline Sa6e, Sic 2eute
BON ser griinen 6arbe pflegen
i9meigiam gu iein menn eS iid
nidt I'M g%r5dblung bon Sagoge=
lhidten baroelt! ga fommen fret
li6 mitunter sic merfmuroigiten Din=
ge gum Gorl6ein!
gmri9 blieb an 0ieiem Sage aber
feinen gll1genblid langer gu Saule,
als er unbeoingt m1Bte. Seine Srau
lab i'm BON ser 5eite an.... unO
nod ME batte i'm 0as @e6reden JET
mes &il1oes 10 mitgenomme1t, mie
Geute!
@coer bei Sen @%ol5faQern, nod
i'm Nflan5famp bielt ers lange aus,
umrlt9'g ~ging er 0ur6+ iein gal15eS
&epier. Sen altert 2i0erib moQte er
inn Sumpii1feimer 6oritbanS belu=
be,i, ols ct ober NIT nod fltnfbnn=
ocrt Meter BON ser @obnung ieines
@ollegel entfer11t mar, madte CT
fcGrt. @eraoe in Sic Muget batte
CT bent alten, ebrli6en Manne ocb
i1idt iehen fDnnen!
llllS ais er en0li6 5u Saul e tcn:
muoc ll;fam, riibrte er faun1 0aS 81
]c!1 an.
.2u bilt foput, @tal1n, leg Sid
idlnfen uno GET beute nidt mte0er
'rous rad oem @irl@!"
u9ob!"
gu - iett meiB id's, 6u biit
@ilooieben auf ser gpur!"
gr 5utfte mn nit Sen M6ieln, mob=
tie feline 6rau immerbin bel 0em'@ lau<
ben b..eiben.
8a(o legte er ii9 iblafen, sic Sop
pc binJ er iiber einen Stubl, 0idt
an leirem 8ett. Mo@ ME bate letne
Srau feline Saiden ourdiubt. &of=
fentlid tbat iie es au@ beute ni6t.
Mber Mngit batte er oo6! 80 mu6e
er aub NOR, er fonnte Dor &er5=
flopfen ni9t i6lafen. l1n0 als er
li6 geqen 5mei l1br mie0er erbob, mar
iein sriter @riff nad ser 8ruittai@e
in ser SSsoppe. Ser 8rtef fniiterte nod
0arin.
M;1 SEM @Qoe fubr er in sic Madt
binein. nerbarg es in elmer Sannen=
l6onu;q 11no iette ii@ mie0er an. Ser
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-15
ORUNkS FINED IN PROVO;
"BliNO PIGS" ARE PLENTY

Provo, Nov. l4.-Joseph Turner. the
man who was injured In powder
explosion at the Mountain Lake mine
about a year ago, was arrested al
late hour last night by Sheriff Geo.
Jcdd and Night Watchman Wren
Wilkins in maudlin state OF intoxica.
ton and was locked up In the city
Jail to sober up. He left IS for his
appearance when wanted and the bail
was forfeited when the case WAS call
ed in police court this morning. AS
the result Of the explosion Turner
lost one of his eyes. but he says that
II both eyes were gone he could find
blind pigs' in Provo without any
trouble.
In police court this morning O. C.
Peterson was fined $40 for drunken
ness and will serve ten days in the
city jail, not having the cash to liqui.
date. John Cort, the Provo bench
man, who was charged with a double
drunk, was assessed $40 which was
paid. Selby Jones. another SUNDAY
drunk, forfeited s. when his case was
called. Don Smith, n member of the
famous Peep Stone Smith family. al
SO forfeited s5 when his case was
called In police court this morning
Smith was also tangled up with blind
pig juice.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-15
MRS. MARY PARSON DEAD;
WAS WITH THE HANOCARTS

Koosharem, Nov 14-Mrs. Mary
Parsons, one OF th9 old and highly
respected pioneers of this place. died
at the home Of her oldest son, Ar
thur, Saturday afternoon, following an
illness of several months from dropsy
and complication of diseases. Mrs
Parsons was G1 years of age and had
been resident in Koosharen during
the past thirty years. She leaves a
husband, who was in Salt Lake at
the time of her death, and also five
married children. Mrs. Parsons was
a member of one OF the first hand.
cart companies that came across the
plains, She became converted TO the
Mormon religion when but a girl and
being an orphan, decided to leave her
friends and come to Utah. She was
one OF the members of the ill-fatnd
companies that started too late in
the fall and We're oyertaken bv n SO.
we're snowstorm, and she was one who
suffered most, as both of her feet
we're frozen so that In order TO save
her life both feet were amputated
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-15
ADOPT 1000 CHILDREN
Delineator's Readers Have Giyer
Homes to That Number

Two pages OF the Christmas Define
ator are devoted 10 photographs Of
several hundred OF the little boys and
girls who have been adopted through
its efforts. Here is sample letter
from the new-found parents,
I'VE love him as our own and moth.
ing. so far as we are concerned, can
separate him from us.
ITO see how he has grown, mentally
and physically, Is the strongest arzu.
ment in favor OF the home rearing
as compared with that OF institutional
care. He has a mother who loves him
TO love, he owns playthings. he has
the whole field OF home TO roam over.
and it is his: the truth Is. that he
feels he ls dc fact head of the home.
ITO have seen the forsahcn little
wandereer OF six months ago. with
scarcely ambition enough to move and
hardly power TO walk, you would not
recognize the cnre-free. romplng fel.
low whose merry. joyous laugh is nov
ringing through my library.
God bless you In your mission OF
helping little lives to such expansion
never be able to pay, for 1t was
We owe the Delineator a debt We Will
through you we we're introduced to
our homes happiness.
"At first we thought we would do
II as a duty, now duty is no longer the
thought. 1t is the pleasure the love
brings"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-15
PRICE OF COAL TOO HIGH.

Herald Republican tight
against price
make protest in opposition to the extraordinary advance
coal Utah and reoces the prospect of the
agitation spreading until in the state joins the battle
against $6.50-a-ton coal
The dealers place the blame the railroads. the railroads
the mines and the the miners The coal aux
% of the big railroad companies have been fixing the of coal
forcing all conform their scale prices it is
against those interests that the be wged coal
to be fixed at almost prohibitive figure.
There good for coal being derer than
few higher scale of at the mines having been grant
there justification for $3.50 coal communities such
Ogden and Salt Lake situated they within few miles of the
extensive coal measures in the United States.
thorough investigation should be made determine
sonabe price to be paid for coal.