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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
Die YeterssW sWen.eince.
Sic Jraee Der geri6melsnng nta6t
ben WiitgIiebern Ropfserbre1er.

Die CD. prot. ct. geterssGemsins
be. bic auf Elm 75jdbrises 8eiteben 3us
riidbliden tann unb in Gbren alt ges
porben lit, itsbt DOR elmer ernitenJras
ge. Der Riidtritt bes BaItors gDalo
6aun unb bas 4bleben oes Srganis
fen 5errn 5beobor 8urd bat eine Si>
tuatiOn sefdoffen. Die ben Geodnten
elmer 0erI6mel3urg NIT elmer anbern
9emeinbe etlihen Wtitglieoern nabegss
legt bat. Nls biefe fpurbe bic Dritte
DsutIhe 8emeinoe, bic aud i4on Die
10 Sabre iiberi6ritten bat, in Nus
Iiht genommen, bod ifeint bas gnt>
geeenfommen, bas bic Wlttergemeinbe
(bie 3ritte 8eutite 1T aus Der ct.
peterse8emeinbs berporgegangerD Don
Der gohter9emeinbe sefunoen, ni6t
kionbsrs ermutbigenb gefpeIen 3u iein
unb audi in Der ct. peterss9emeinbe
lit ni6t ieoes Mitgiieo bon Der gers
ihmel3ungsz Jbee etrt9enommen. Sas
ereab ii6 in bergeriammIung, Die auf
geitern Rahmittag eigens 81 oem3ned
einberufen iporben mar, um einen
Wsinunssuustaui6 iiber bic Sa4lase
berbeisufi9ren. 6err GbriIt. Gang
fiibrte in Der 8erfdmmlung ben Borz
iib unb Gerr 9uItap Saebr bas PRO-
totou. 9as fri6er eingeieste aoma
mittse, 6em Der 8sri4mei3ungsgeoanz
fe nabe gsIegt iporben mar, bate Ell
nen gsriht unterbreitet, IN pslhem Die
Rdtbli6teit zines folden S6rttts
ndbs gslegt ipurbe. als cine art
5iibler purbe bann cine Qbftimmunq
porgenommen unb 6ei oieier ertldrter
ii6 3polf Wtitglieber fir uno 5ebn
segen cine 8eri6mel3ung. Vah par
lnmentdriihsr Regel fpdre Der gerihi
dngenommsn. Die Wajoritdt tpar jes
bod ben gefiiruorterr niht groB gs.
mug uro auBerbem puroe auf Der
fhtpdhen 8siuh Der UeriammluHq
hingefpieIsn. Die angelsesnbeit tpurot
| fir unol tpiber erDrtert uno bas Re.
Iul.at mar, bab bas Sommittee beibea
bdlten unb ermdhtigt rpuros, i'm Sna
tersIs elmer gsri6mel3ung tpeiter9ir
tb1tig gu Isin. Ob babel etipus bers
austommt, 1T mebr als frugIih. benr
man iheint Der 5Srdge, Oh bic 8rittt
8eutIhs 8emetnpe iih iiberbaupt per:
| idmel3su rpiQ uno tpelter Qrt bic Be
bingunssn fein ipiiroen. ourhdus nod
niht ndbsr gstreten gu fein. Gs iei
bemertt. oaB beioe Gemeinben proIpe'
rirsn unb finan3iea pOlig unabbdna
gig bditeben. gei ben .5erren BON Del
St. psters Gemeinoe mar beSiigli6 si
ner 9srfhmsl3ung audi nur ein3it
uno allsin Der WuHIh maBgebenp
sins srobe itarts psutits protsitdnti
ihe 9smsinoe 3u erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
0entfGe 56ilten-Gefetrf6
Die Snitalirung Der ncucn 9enlten.
- SitbIdc Scitlidfeit.

Sn i6rer 9ereins6QQe an 13. un5
Wlatn StraBe batten iia geItern Ha9z
mtttQg bic UlitgIieber Der OeutiAeH
SHiiBengeieQi6aft in GROCER 3a6l cin=
gefunoen. gtt6t lpentger aIs Drei So
ntge iDaren 3ugegen. 5err 8. Ofbolt-
4ofF, Der 8eberri6er bes OeutI den
S4iBenrei6es, 5err 2tuguit S9roer,
&ontg Der QOro0euti6en uno 6err
Qnton aurre, bon ben 9IattoeutI"'n.
6err Wm. Witte er0ffnete unter bI6z
i4er QnIprade bic 8erfQmmlunq, NOR
ouf bon 6errn beo. 9omer Die neuen
8eamten in ibre 2temter eingefii6lt
puroen, pie fol9t: grdIibent, 8nl.
QDitte; 8i3eprGIoent, Geo. .6uelsmann;
S6aBmeiIter, 5enrp 8rante; prot.
Setretdr, albert 8riiger; 6inan5>Sez
tretdr, U}ite 8untber; 8ergnuqunqs.
tOmmtttee, Dm. 8anIslmann, Jreo. D.
D. GI6e, Qug. .S6roer, 6erm. .Shnlitts.
vi. arantg; 5eittommanount, g6as.
aublmann; Observation-Disclosures
2luton 7SritIh; Ser. Staaten 5abnens
trdger, 4rnolD WiBmann.
5Hnf neue mitglieber nurben in Der
9erein aufgenommsn. OieIeIben TN.
Die 9erren 8eo. Scope, SSobu &obns
4nton &urre, 5rant ReumeiIter ala
attiOe Witglieoer, unb Der 9rGfbent
Der ROroeutI6en, 5err 9p. SEEMING, als
GbrenmitgIieb.
Sn3piiden bate 2Trau Canning
ote Dirtbin, einen eIsgarten Jmbif
bergeriatet, benz bon allen 4npeTsnben
ber36aft 3ugeiprodsn rpurDe. gaspar
Stu uno Gus Sung's 8apsGe fpielte
ibre beiten Wetien auf uno eS berrIdte
balo cine urgemutblide Stimmung,
nelhe ii9 in Iaunigsn Reben unb 6us
moriitii6en 5rintIprii6en betbGtigts,
Die nsuen 8edmten le9ten idumtlif
bas 8erIprehen d6, ibr 8eites 3u 46un,
ben 8ereiu nah Snneu uno 4uBsn bin
8u trdfttgen unb 81 forbern, Elm Der
Ipre6en bas 3tpstfelsobne i'm ppQit:u
WaBe erfulIt tperben tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04

tbeuerte feline lluIhulb unb bebauptete,
etnen 3pilingsbr1ber Ramens George
gu 6aben, tpelder i6m 10 dbnlih Iabe,
buB ni6t eiun1dl ibre Gltern iie ponz
einan0er unter14eiben tDnnten. Der
ueberfa1 miBte BON ietnem 8ruoer
un0 0oppeIgdnger began9en poroen
iein, ba er ben Yfanbihetn, ben er fpds
ter an QarDn cyobnIor Dertauft babe,
BON George erboIten bate uHo 3tpar
obne getpuBt 81 baben, odb Die llbr ges
raubt poroen fei. Dieter 8ef6ihte
purbe BON Der Yoli3ei tpentq @lduben
beigelegt, Bis 9etsttiO 9eeo geitsru
2tbeno on Der s., uabe Der So6n Ctr,
einem Reger begegnete, ben er 3uert
fir ben i'm GDuntpz8efdngniB inter-
ntrten Som Marttn belt. Gr perbftete
ben Mann, tpeIter it6 ais Georse
Mdrtin, gruber bes 9om Murtiu, enta
puppte. M1prgan tpirD beute nah Gina
etnnati tommen, I'm iid ben 0efange.
nen an3ufeben uub benielben epentuel
3u iDenttfi3iren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
SSo 1SellDm SGnacrdlur.

Inter benz 8OriiB feines 8rGfibens
ten Utar Sraut belt Der Obj sSellolp
Sdngerhor ge'tern Rahmtttag in Ieiz
nem 8eretnslotaI, Der Central gurns
bale, cine gut6eIuhte 9erIammIung
ab. 5err 8arl Rempe prptotpnirte.
Qls attipes W}ttglteb tpuroe Serr 9ts
bert &ubtt uno dls pafiipes 6err
Gop. Santo in ben 8erein dufaenoms
men. Den Wattglieoern fpuroe enz
pFoblen. Der gtnIubung bes Rprb girs
cinnatt SurHoerein su beTen am n16s
ften SamItag itattfiuoenben Shqus
turnen in Der Rufitballe nath beiten
Srdften 5olge 3u letfteH. Die Giua
nabmeu betrugeH $25 uno bic ausacs
ben $41.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
Die ,,Nemner"
Wegehsn i'm nd6itm Sabre ibr
50jdbrige5 Snbildum.

Die .Reuner" bielten seitern Rahs
miit1g 2 lIbr in Der Wemorials5aIe
an Der Gin, nabe Der II. Strabe, ihre
pierteIidbrli5e Deriammlung ab. tpels
de fehr gut beIuht mar. prdiioent
sIrant G. aaiier fiibrte Den @oriis,
lrabrenb SetrstGr 6srmanu 6rants
prototolirte.
Die 8edmtenliits iotpis ods protoz
fcn Der lsgtsn SiBung puroen perlss
fen. vile Beamte, NIT 4usndbme oes
inan3.5sirstars Sobn Shmiot ipaz
rem anpsIenb. Die Wiitthsiluns. oaB
letterer fhiper srtrantt i'm iiioif6en
6ofpital pdrnisosrlisss, tpuroe nit
dufrimtiasm Bebauern tnt9egengenom<
men. Die gerihte Der perIhieoensn
Dtdmtsn tamen sur 8erleiuHg uno
ipurben angenommsn. Gs puroe be-
f1loHen. bas 50idhrise Subildum Der
Mnfpsrbung bes Resiments am %.
4pril ndniten ssabres in isisrliher
Weik su beeeben uno Stpar tn Der Waes
mori1lbdle. Wait ben 8orbereitungeH
~ b<ln s}efte rpurbe elm bonn prdiioens
ten srn0nnies, aus ben foleenoen Ser.
rem Deficiencies aommitiee beauftra9t:
g. 80. 8. Qiibbert. 4lban Stefer. aus
suff 0iiuihkr. Soiepb pifde unb Geo.
y. U<it. aamerab Jran. 6. RaHer
er6ct iid, bic 4brefeH Der nift In
Gintinnati ipobnenoen .Peunsr" ausz
finbia 5u MAIDEN nnb Die 2estere a.,
bem SubilGum einsulaoen.
gs nurbe btf6loHen. bic Nsmorinls
6due 5nm permantnten 5dupiqnartier
bsr .Neuners 5u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
3wiqtngs6riioer
Inter Der 2tnflage ees Strasen:
raubs uuo sNproneriuhs
perbnftet.

Der Isgsr 8eorae Rdrtin, 25
Sabre aft, pou go. TT Weit 5. Str,
purbe gsitsrn 4beno Don ben 8%beimz
poli3iiten Reeo uno 6aq perbdftet uno
3lpdr untsr oem 8eroahte oes Straz
benrau6s unD oes Morbperiuhs. Sein
3tpiqinosbruner S6omas Wtartin mar
bereits DOR sinigen 5agsn i'm 3uiQmz
men9ang nit oemielben Sale feitqez
nommen poroen unb befinoet ii4 iebt
I'm Gountpz9efdngniB.
Sobn Worgan, Elm WeiBer, bon go.
511 Sft y. Strabe, itano in Der Ra6t
bes L. 9e3ember porigen Sabres, turs
mad II llhr, an Der gte Der 6. uno
sSo9n Strabe, ais er bon 3fpei ReQern
nieosrgeI6Iagen purbe. Giner Der
StraBenrdu6er entriB inn Die gaIdenz
uhr, unb als er periuhte, iih aufsu@
rihten, periebte Der anoere ibm einen
Stih in Den Riden. UlorQdn nurbe
naa Dem 6oIpital gebrott, mo er po=
heuIang 5tpti6en 2eben uno Sob
fchpebte. gr 9enaB isood uno befins
bet ith ieBt bel 9erndnoten in aenz
tudp. Die Geheimpolisi1ten Raeb uno
5oaa, Delhe nit benz 5aa betraut MUIR
ben, brahten fpdter in grfabrung, oaB
elm Reger in Der g2dbe bon Goal Gitn
eine tpertbpolIe SaTdenu6r in Ieinenl
Seiibe babe. Reeb begab ii6 nu6 Goal
gitn uno fano bic llbr oes MprQan in
eem SeiiBe oes Regers aaron sSobn=
ION Dor. 2eBterer bebauptete, ben
pfanbiheiu fir Die ubr BON 1om.
Wtartin erbalten uno Die ubr in oem
2aoen oes Sol. 2ept etnoeloTt 3u bu=
ben. Cine Rahfrage BEL Qepi eraab
oaB Wartin Die llbr perieBt bate. Die
Gebeimpoli5titeH ermittsIten fooann,
bdb Som. Waartin Ith in Der Rdhe BON
RiholsDille, ap., arfbieli. Der Wsann
tDurDe perbuftet une nuch gineinuati
aariidsebraht. Der Gefansene be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
Srutalcr Ghcmunu.

Der Neger GORDON Simmons, BEN
gfo, 745 Rsaoinq Roao, osrietb geftera
8ormittuq nit Ietner Satin. sSennie
Stmmons, in Streit uno oerieBte Der
5rau, pelde ibrer Gntbinoung entqes
gsnIte1t, einsn tpuhttgen SuBtritt gss
gen ben lluterIeib, 9us Gbepaar purs
De unter Der 2tntlage bes unproentliher
genebmens berhaftet. SSrou Stmmons
muBte in Patrolipagen 2 nan Dem 5o=
1pttdl aebraht tperben, mo ihr 3uitQno
dIs beoentlth be3ei6nst puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
Verbaftet
MlS r. 81 ieiner li&seriranlen Gran
jmrii6lebrie.

DIR 25 Sabre olte Gbas. sd. ga.
ltf, BON 30. $50 Weit 8. Gtrube.
Gooingtpn. Hp.. ipurbe am Gamitdg
In oenannter Gtobt BON ben boriigea
0s9Rimpoiijiffen SaHforo uno Gals
teSS ber9dftet uHb eefttrn nah gins
tinndh 5urii6gebrdAi. um lih pier uns
ter ber Anflaee bes tbdilifen afnsriffs
~ UeroHtnorien. Batter. nslfer aIs
Gra6iberldher Bel Der 9. uHb 8. Gis
ftnbo9n dHetfent ifi. bate Anfdng5
919y3 0roHfenuntsrftiib k3osen.
6eln 9ettGrbsiter Jofeph No,e, BON
716 9l6iR Gtrobe. Gopingion, msin.
4. = III Aidk 81 Der 4ranienunter,
n1)1Hg 1ese4figt unb ndtte Dieitl6e
M tunn men .folIfn. Dikik Demer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
,,Gbiii tencarne" erpIpbirte.

Die % Sabre ulte God;n 2iaie On.
oerion, bon Ro. 424 SIt 6. StraBe,
lpollte geitern NbenD in Der aide bes
Geitaurunt8 BON 2puiS gdrraro, go.
49 Weit 5. Str, cine gIedbiihie nit
.Gbili gpu Garne" aafpGrnen, dls
Die 8u6ie erplooirte. 2illie erlitt
ihpere 9riibpunoen i'm @efiht uno
Durbe in einem gatroItpagen na9 benz
9ofpital gebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
Sanoe-AasifeiIans.

Cine Sunoeausheluns arSberer
Stils iinbet an bsn 1ngen bes s., g.,
Z. unb 8. aprii in berDluiitbalIe itatt
Die 4usiieauns Dirb cine grobariise
acIleition bon Rafis6unben In iif
psreinigsn unb 9unbtliebhdber iperben
ibre 1reube an ben ge3eigten Bier
fiiblern boben. Diele Der Qesteren
finD Dom blaubliiiisfen 9Iut unb ba,
ben tinen Stommboum, Der ben Ndh
nan6ss oiieibif6sH SuHfsrs bsrauss
forhert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
Apoibefsr nermibt.

Grr IL Sabre alte apotbefsr Jrans
Socin. bon go. 3547 Qentcn StraBe,
Roripooe. pirb felt Samitas 9ormit=
tag aus ieiner Dobnuns permibt, unb
Die pOli3ei iuurbs seitern srfudi, Rad
forfhunsen Hah oem 9srihnunbenen
an3uftelIen. Sotin eisnete friber cine
apotbeie an Der Rid,monb 6trabe unb
Central 4pe. uno mar 3ur 3eit isines
8erIhipinoens Wtanaser Der Mpotbeie
bes 6errn Gront Wortman in N0r-
lpoob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04
.8ogner'S Sultnooi" lit oos ihneG.
fte lIno itherite abiiibruugsmitteI.

- Der llmitanb, bab bti elmer
iahrItfen 4Srpbutttun bon 325. 100000
SIeiItiften Der 8eitanb an rothem Gea
oernboI3, osm raft einsig bafiir in ges
tra4t tommsrpen !5ol8, in fiirf Sat.
rem erf1Dpft iein iptrb, bat 3u Rpnfss
renaen Sipiihen benz 2anbfptrtbfhafs5a
Deportement rtit 9ertretern Der sSnnus
itrie nnb geriudpen init anbereu SoIjz
arten gefiihrt, iiber tpeIde bieie an Die
JoritDerpaltaHs 6eri4ten tpsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04

flung fiibrte 5u einem Wortpehief, In
befen 8erlauf Rofe Elm MeFer ss3ps
gen baben ioll, tpornuf Batter ibm mil
elmer Giienitanse ben llntertiefsr 3ers
fdmetteris. Batter entflob. tebrte js@z
bob am Samitas su ieiHer 5amtlie
suriid. ba er erfabren bate, ooB feline
syrau sefdbrli6 ertrantt lei. Gr ipuros
fofort na9 ieiner Riidtebr Derbaftst,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04

Notwithstanding Ienten, tptrb tie
bletben, pie iie ieit fiinf5tg Sa6rn lit,
Elm Sort oes 9ldu6en5 unD Des
8eutIht6ums.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-04

-Wogner's SunpaOi@ I'll 6ns bette
Sunpnoi IN
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

vivor Of the Mexican war will soon
pass from earth. and the decision TO
hold no more national conventions IS
but an indication that the old heroes
realize that the end is approaching.
No better soldiers ever faced an
enemy than the men who responded
TO their country's call and followed
Fuss and Feathers and "Old Rough
ard Ready TO Mexico. Their deeds
win live in history
As an example Of what these men
accomplished il is only necessary 70
mention the march OF Colonel Doni-
phan and his regiment Of Missourians
across the then arid plains OF Kansas
and down the Rio Grande river to the
scene of the conflict. The march Of the
10000 under zenophon IS not to be
compared with the long hike OF the
MissOurians.
May the few declining years OF
these veterans be spent in peace and
plenty.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
MnNfEN RANkERs.

The state OF Kansas manages 60
keep I'm the public eye "a large portion
or the time. either by raising a bump
Or corn crop or raising
else. The latest bid for fame is the
enumeration Of the number Of women
e. the Sunflower state who have gone
into the banking business.
There are four women bank presi-
dents. fifteen vice presidents. twenty
eight cashiers and about 500 assist
ant cashiers and directors doing BUSH
ness IN Kansas az the present time
The chief clerk In the Office Of the
state bank commissioner. a woman.
points out the fact that while there IS
3. large colony Of men bankers IN the
I.esvenworth prison. not one woman
f. behind the bars for infringement Of
the banking laws. Which is equiva-
lent 20 saying that women are more
honest than men.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07

Of refining a very palatable oil. with
a clear and pleasant yellow tint has
been produced.
Small shipments of this oil have
been made to the countries bordering
on the Mediterranean sea. famous for
their production Of olive oil. but there
was little demand created for the sun
flower seed product.
The Russians not only use the sun
flower seed for food and oil. but the
stalks as well. Sunflower stalks make
fairly good fuel. as the South Da-
kota pioneers can testify. In sddi-
ton. when reduced TO ash. a very
good quality OF potash is obtained.
II sunflower oil has any CONNER
cial value there's millions in IL for the
western farmers. for in this country
the weed does not have to be cultivat-
ed Like Topsy. it jist grows.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
room IN sUNFLOwERs.

Throughout Kansas and Nebraska
and other central western states the
sunflowers are a pest. growing 80 fast
and reaching such gigantic proper
tions as TO Kill out the corn unless the
farmer plows them up OF chops them
down.
over In Russia the sunflower is cul-
tivated To a considerable extent. the
amount Of seed annually crushed
usually amounting to over half a mill
lion tons. At first the center OF its
cultivation was I'm the provinces OF
Tchernigov. Kief. Poltava and Khar-
kov. but now the principal cultivation
OF the plant has moved farther south
east into the Kuban territory and the
province Of Stavropol. Much Of the
seed IS eaten by the populace similar
TO the way Americans use peanuts
being eaten either raw or roasted.
The bulk Of the seed. however. is
pressed for its oil. which finds ready
sale in Russia and is welcomed there
during the lenten season. The oil 1,
sold at $40 TO s1O.75 per hundred
pounds owing ~ improved methods
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
COURSE IN PLUMBING.

Mrs. Ella Flagg Young. superin-
tendent OF the Chicago schools and
president OF the National Educational
association. has taken a step in ad-
vance Of the other educators and an
nounced course Of plumbing for
the girls attending the Chicago
schools.
The idea is a good one from a sani-
tsry point Of view. It isn't necessary
that the good wife or mother should
actually do plumbing work, but she
should know enough about drainage
20 prevent the danger Of disease. at
least that is Mrs. Young's view OF the
case
Perhaps the most important thing
/ for the girls to learn On connection
/ with a course Of plumbing is that the
/ ordinary pipe I'm kitchen sink or w
/ bowl will not carry away any and =
kinds OF refuse. that it was not i'm
l tended for any such purpose.
The average woman is much more
/ handy about the house that the male
biped who poses as boss. There is M
reason why she shouldn't add q
knowledge OF plumbing TO her already
varied store Of information.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
HORSES INCREASING.

The automobile has not yet sue
ceeded in patting the horse entirely
out Of business. as conclusively proven
by the figures from the Year Book
published by the United states de-
partment OF agriculture, from which
the following figures are taken:
Number Of horses in the United
states January 1. 1900. nearly Ia mil
lion.
Number Of horses in the Unit"
states January 1. 1909. nearly 80 mill
lion.
Increase in horse population past
ten years. over 100 per cent
Average value Of horse in the United
states. 1900. S44.61.
Average value Of horse in the United
states. 1909. Sf95.64.
Increase in value per head past ter
years. over 100 per cent
Total worth OF horses In the United
states. 1900. nearly billion dollars.
Total worth Of horses in the United
states. 1903. nearly billion dollars
Increase I'm value OF horse popula.
ton past ten years. 200 per cent
In view of the enormous number Of
automobiles in use for all purposes
the official figures on the horse indus
try are certainly surprising. There q
continued hope for mans bes
friend"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07
P,ssrNG FROM THE SCENE.

Mexican war veterans are
1nct I'm national convention for
the .. time. the few survivors being
too old and infirm to again travel the
long distances necessary 20 enable
them 10 enjoy each others society
and fight their battles over again
10 Is now more than sixty years
since Generals Scott and Taylor. ac-
companicd By Grant. Lee. Mcclellan
and host Of other young Officers
who became famous IN the civil wal
period. humbled the pride Of Mexico
Mere boys who enlisted and went 20
the front at that time are now bent
D. The weight Of four score or more
years
IN the nature Of things the last sur
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-07


II will soon be 100 years since the
first railroad was built On saturday,
September 20. 1894. the Boston &
Worcester road was opened from Bos-
ton TO West Hopklnton. a distance OF
twenty-four miles This road after
wards became the Boston & Albany.
The subject OF railways. according
70 the Railroad Employee, is first
mentioned in the records Of Congress
when a bill was introduced in the
Senate on April %. 1925. authorizing
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad COM
pany TO import iron into this country
for the construction Of a railroad.
In May, 1880. there was debate
in the Senate on bill authorizing the
general government TO subscribe to
Railroad company. and in 1892 the
House discussed the expediency Of al
lowing q rebate upon iron imported
for railroads TO be used by a state or
by company incorporated by state
when il shall be ascertained to the
satisfaction Of the secretary Of the
treasury that the said iron is perma-
nently laid on the road"
In the same year a member OF the
House hailing from Massachusetts, said
that he conceived the subject Of land
transportation by steam to be one Of
the greatest importance to the ma
ton. They had seen the almost in
credible effects which it had produced
on water carriage. and there was rea-
son to believe II would be found still
more powerful by land"
Fulton's steamboat had been sue
cessful and rapid. for those days.
| transportation by water was an as
sured fact. Why not steam engines
on land? The Massachusetts, congress-
man was wise in his day and genera
| ton.
There arc men and women living
today whose memory goes back TO the
time when the stage coach was the
only means or rapid transit on land
| In the United States. What a wonder
full transformation these aged Amer
lean citizens have Witnessed. Rail
roads running I'm every direction, over
the rivers. across the plains and
through the mountains that seventy
five years ago were supposed to be
! impenetrable
Just now. while there is so much
discussion over freight rates. the ne
cessity OF government supervision OF
the issuance Of stocks and bonds and
| n thousand and one other PROPOSE
tions. one feels inclined to bless the
day when steam engines first -beEar
| to pull the cars in this country. But
this IS not saying that Congress should
not keep an eye upon the railroads.