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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

aeqen Friebri6 unb 6ermann Jleub
je 8tpei Sabre 3uhtbdus nd Tunf5oArs
G6rDerlult.
Die gn9stlagten 5einrih NeuB uno
sSriebrih Opel tpuroen De9en Idrperen
8iebftd6ts gu ie pier S5abren3u2tbaus
unb fiinF Sabrsn GbrDerluit Derurs
tbeilt. Die anbsrer Qngetlogten 5rtes
orid ReuB unD Sermaun Jteub 1purs
ben tpeden geibulfs gum Dtebitubl
unb geginItigung in 3rpei Jdaen gu
ie sinem SSubr brei Wonaten @efdngz
ntB perurt6eilt. Den Qngetlagten
ptro ie Elm Wonat Der unteriu6un8ss
bait auf bic Strafe angerehnet.
Sn ben ltrt6eilsgriinDen fiibrte Der
8prIibenoe 2QnoQerihtsbirettor 8tala
aus, DuB bic 2lngetlogtsn 6einri6
ReuB uno Opel ia ielbIt ni6t tmitanoe
parer, fir ibre Sbat mtloernos8runz
be an3ufu6ren. Gs bat 3nar ber8erg@
fistus ben gr0Bten 3beil Deg geitoAlez
nen GelDes 3uriter6nlten. 4ber Dds
8ertdt ite6t ouf benz Stan0puntt, DaB
bel Der qemeinen 1reiitigtett uno Der
ipeqen6eit bes DiebItabls uno in 4ns
betraht Der 60he Der 9eIto5lenen
5umme cine emPfinOli6e Gtrafe am
qlabe fei. Die 4ngetIagten poren
9eumte elmer 8ateqorte, bic in oerRes
qel itol3 auf ibre 8eamteniteQen gu
fein pfIe8t. Die 4ngetLogten Aaben
t6renGienIteib Ihn0oe Qebro4en. Col
de Qcuts ge60rer Ing 3udtRous.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

iisx Ben -4 DBL. srtra @int.r
Zen earboI s7s per eausas Gstisa
esei Del rstss S4---s5s rafiaistss 5s--
see Der eaasns. fsrstntin eee. Sstrss
kxns, Ssrfstiisn Ice Obs, Asntads sns
sntiane s1<f Der Oaasnt. Sropu oeisisns
isc, Tabbta 1oc Der 0aasHa
Gsft Der Ntarss N ratio Csis Ntssr
sst--si 90 Der Sbi. BEN zee xB.
1aTs ID fstie. 4riNa Gits - T1ss,
Do. Gssmtrt s1s--7e PER Sfans.
Asslen. - Nsnt ruste ysustisshns
Ss.2s - $50. Nus aHs Sla6 sa.oe-2.2s;
Rsnasss etiSfstlsR $s.es--s.5o, Rus uns
Glad 3s.eo - 2.2B bH fsnHs abssliS'srt.
HanAIeie StI Sfsklen $500, Mnttrssitt 81. .2S
Der 1snns a absslisfsrt ssts listen ll--las
Der br. abeslielert.
Gdmsrs s.-Diarst t.ttc atssfsAmsa
t.2s--s.oo suf BEN 0slsifs une ss.2s --
s.7g Der On. ssm Gtsr.. ftmstas $l.48 -
les aHf sem esIsiis UNI $l.ss---2.ee Ser ~
SEN etsrs. Duhmsiatn $l.oo, eIs6sfaa.
mfn 90 Der Ia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12
Ehicnno. IL. Eebruar.


NELL. - Ter Rarst mar ftefte. 8iRter
gdteuts g. .I5-5.6O, 5traiabts S. OO-5 40,
spriaa gateHts 81 $50, Straisbts 81 81
500, Saters S3.20-5.55.
Betten. Tur Wdt ll0T-lll5Sc,
am ed,luf, lIl1sc; fur SuH I0ls4-l02ssc.
am Sdlub lu27sc; fur September 9T11s -
97s4c, am Shlub 9714c.
WeIidforu.-;y 49, ;ylir Wai 66ss-S7111c.
am S6lus 6s1sc; fur 5uIi 66sss-o711.c, an
ShIuB 6S1se; iur september 661a-561se
am SaIub 661.c.
Gfiub 46Ie; iur SuIi 49, - 44e, an
SnIuB 1915; iir September 401a - Ale,
am sntub 4os4c.
Rcaaeu u-Ro. si--S2e.
@erite.-8ute 6utterserite 62-6511Se.
quite bis doice Wa!sSerfte 69--73e.
heiaamen. - 30 =. VI. 2O5c,
go. ". VI. 2l514c.
Timptbpianmsu.-S4 Is per eentner
RebpprI.-S22 7 5-22 .s71sper Sbi.-
ssir Mai S22 Az - 22.75. am S1Iuf
$22 .621x; fur 3uIi S22.I211-22.45, an
SAiub sZ2 .37h.
S6mals. - sl230 -12.32H per 1ot
gie. Sfr Rai sl2 .20-l2 .321s, am S6lut
sl2.27; fur Suli sl2 .l5--l2.25, am SaInt
slx.zzta.
Sbert Rippsuietteu.-2oie Sll.5(
--I2 90 per 100 gio 5ar Wai sii.S2 -
ll.9,5 am e6lu6 Slls71s; fur SuIi $ll 81
Ill .92h1, ON StIus Sll .s7I.
SduI.eru-S Short Hare Seiteu, per
yG6t, sl2 .0o-l2.25.
gatter-Rartt its.is. Greamsrp rs
26c, Tairp 23-26c.
Gtea. - Rartt itetis. 5rii4e 25-26
per Tuseno.
adfs. -War.. ftetis. Cream 1911
per pfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12
'1dalid)er syiarft SeridJt.
Cincinnati. II. 6ebr. 1910.

Die uaffoIaenoen Enotirungen besteben
sid, nitr ouf Cnaros Irdnsaftionens Bel
sIetneren @eihaften meroeH etmas bobere
9reiie bere6net.
Bropiionen.
0er gsarft mar rubia uno bic greiie itetis.
Gd,maIs.--9rimd Steam IL .05--l2. .l5c,
Eamiiu l3-l311c (. o. b.
Irodenaefa lsenes SIetid. Wdrtt
itefia. Snort flare Seiieu l211s-l21sc, lbort
aippenieiten lI5z--llIsc, ertra ibort 'lear
Seiten llL-12Le, S6ultern l01S-ll,,
Bellies l3 s-l3ssse IOie uno az mebr per-
pait.
ten l31s-i35Sc, furse 8ippenletten l2Ss--I
121sc, ertra ibort epear Selten l2H-lo1se,
sdultsrn ilh--Rs uno Bellies 49,
| l4s!s Iofe un6 lt per gfuuo mebr perpdft.
sugar Cured = Ieii dl. - Rartt 'tstig
bel outer aadlfraae. S9inten l5-l6e,
gienie Shultern l21l-13e, 2ireaifait 9us
ton ls-l9e, Shulteru l24-l3c, Netu
Dort Gut Sdultern l2A-l3t, trodens
| peefsG Gd,infen IT--l7Lc.
sabaep6telts yIeii4. - martt
ftetia. 5eaiuten I314-14e, 9tsuit SduIterR
IIX-lIIe, Bellies l6--l7e, Shuitern
Il1I-Ii1e asD gort Gut s4uItsrn llH
/ Trtl de5 nlct q. - -Bulieh To-
| 1876, Ricnie Shulteru lOT-llts S4ul'
tern IOl 4-loltt, ibort Rippenieiten lO1aa--
los4t, i6ort Hare Seiten lOH-llt, ertra
bort 5etten 10s4-l1e, Bellies l2114-I41at
per 9funo.
RebI 8streiOe.
i WehI.-R Reues Diuter 8dteut s. 80
$50, 1sinter 5aneu S5.35--5.60, Ntnter
Eantilu S4S5-5.lo, grtra s4.B-445,
oroiuGres 1916 -4.l0. Sprtng Bateni
s. 1880. DO. fdncp S5.Oo-5.3o, DO.
Santilp $50 40. 8oGaenmebI retnee
81 65-4 .65, ,aemiid1te5 81. To % per Dbl.
Mei, Rartt rubtg uuo itetie. 30.
Q rotber ggirter l25--l2st, 9o. 3 ll7-l20e.
10. 1 rotber lO7-ll2e per gu. Bertaufi
ruuroeu Gar go. rother 8tnter Sii
: I2Oc, 1 Car oo. pl LIE, Gar Ro. 4 DO. su
li0c, aui oenr geIetie
@eIidtorn.- - Rarft rubig uno itettg
!. Ro.g peises 50 -66He, 30. 3 ruetBee
. 6515--6sc, Ro rpeiBe5 81 64c, Ro. 4
!. oel6es 63H-63t, 80. ssIbes 63 -631ae
: BIO. 4 DO. 90 49, 8lt, go. . eerIiIdtes
. e3II&-64c, Qo. 3 DO. $685., go. 4. DC
: 80 - 6ls, peibes aoIbeutorn 63 - 65e
: ael6es DO. e4-66e, gemtlhtes DO. 63-65
( per gu. Bertduit purben: ! Car 10.
aemiidtes gu 6ie auf benz @eIeiie.
Safer. - Rnrtt ruhia uno itetig. Ro
2 rUstber 49T-50s, STANDARD rueiber 49-
4 4gIse, go 3 peiber $3.50, Ro rpeibe
( 47-4st. Ro. 2 ssmtidter 4811aa-49c, go.
!. aemiihter 4711%&--iSt, 30. 4 90. 46--47t pc
( gu. 8eriauft puroen: ! Gar 30. &c
miidlter VI 49c, Gar no. ueiBer ~ 4sc
!. Gar ueiber nat grobe gu 4sc une Gar'
y ssc. 3 sentiidter gu 471&c aui benz geletie
e Roqgen.-Warit itetio. Ro. S4-s6.
< 30. 8 1856, Ro. 4 1916 per 8uibeI.
:, mails. - 5ribiabrs gerite, Ro. . 81
soc, orotnare s2-s4c per Buibel.
Y 9ercteit Der gstrsioes Ireiie nit Der
:. jsnisen Gm eIei6eu Iase oes porisea Sal
~ res:
z H. Ss6. 1910. IL. 5eb. 1906
\ gasiseu. 30. rother . l26Ye 1l7c
/: Be!ia,orn, Rc. aeniittes 64e a.
i Saier, SO. 2 ssmiihter neuer 4s1ac 54t
Rpegeu, 9o. Z rener. .e4e So1a
histp.
Y Der Nartt mar iietsa 8ertauft Duree
x s4s Bbls Tiifiaer's Sintiheo 0oces a
4 Der Bats poH sl.35 per 9aIIoue.
= Groceries.
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cets. s,uss sHs niti.u IN asY port.

gslS .,on cali" mar ptllis su rs - 81
uno i1lob gu 2Z%.
4rtma OeiAdftspapsere tpuroen jn 81
So oistontirt.
sterItng,GId danse ~ iieti9. -
Sidat ~ % .e8 u. 90 Tage Stdt gu S4'o3>ss
--4 S3A.
gunpess sCbfie rpursn lte'
tio uno ,puroen fpie ioIgt quotirt
s,er. staaieu Refunoine ~ 1907 eeby
az resiitrirte 1885 ll4H-ll5I, eon'
pons il411--llbA, 80 resiitrtrts lo214--
I02l, Coupons i0l--l02A, ganGma soaa
pons 2G l0o-l0l.
afttenmartt. - &c muree beute nur
iehr uenia aefauft, bod waren Die Bretls
feft uno bic 2hlubnotirunsen Itannen IN
ben metiten Tdaen hber beneu pom seitern.
gsoraeu, Samitas. ruiro 50 Gbren pom an'
coins geburtstae Die 8orie geid!ohsn blei'
ben.
Rahftehenbe aurie ruuroen pon oerBtrrla
srwin, gaIlman & Co., sao. 22S--232 gsal'
nut Strabe, bertGtei;
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GbicaQo, II. Tebr.

Rirepie h. - 8eepe5 $40 -- 7.SO,
Teras Stiere S400-5.lO, peItltde Sttere
81 .20-6.00, Sto6er5 lno Seeoers S3.l5--
$50, atibe uno Setier s2.25-j.S5, &albcr
S7.O0-925. Dtartt Iteitg.
2 dweine. - Sei6te o8.45-S.60, 9es
mifd)te - $3.50, ibpere $40 - S.6j,
raube s. 4O--s.55, quite bis auserlelene
itpere ~ .55--8.S5, JerteL S7.35-o.30. -
Martt itettg.
& 6aie uno 2dmmer. S6afe :
Ginbeimiidle 81 450-6.75, roeitIide $40
Is 80, Sdbrltnoe 81 .g5-8.50.
2Gmmer:-Ginbetmiithe IS 1913 90, nett
Iite S6.75-9.OO. 9lurEt itetIg.
3ufubr. HinopIeb 1000, S6Detne
22 900, Shafe uno Sdmmer 5000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

Dorf II. Tebruor.
9inu mar beute rubi9 gu s32 80 - - 70
uno SUPPER fau; gate 3u l3.62H -
1875, G!ettroLptbic III 12.37L - 1850
uno eating su sl3 l2%-13.371!. 8Let mar
flau su a 6711l-4.72I uno 7pelter idwod
su $50 - 80. Gtieu mar uuuerdnoert.
SO. ] Iounorp 9tortberu az .5O-l9.o0,
SO. 2 DO. III SIS 25--ls.15. 30. Soutbern
uno 30. / Soutbern ioit gu $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

Sit ma d gette ferter
8rpbbeiten. Sin Rehtsdn.palt
erbielt zines 2ages fpleenosn Sriel:
.Sebr qeebrter 6err gtsttsan.paIt!
Iu Qump, 8u 8etriiger 9u b,tru5it
ale Qeuts, Gu Shuft, Du StpeIr.
0u Suno. D}tt por5iiqIrtet 0ohaA=
tuu9 ebr Shul3e." Sdul3e hattie eiH
paar gage 3upor ben Ret.sdrrrdtl un
Hedtsbeiitanb in elmer 8ele,olGunas
flaQs qebeten. 1a ibHl oi. bel.ioileE1
ben gusbriide nid)t einfiegh, ioI;e fr
bieIe fhriftlih mittbeilen, ioas er aHF
obige Meiie muhte.
Sn ben sos dIblipeiher 2tnla5su
in ben Der. Stuaten Ipuen iid 3ur
53sit insseIammt Tleiich pOu 14,000. T
900 Rinbern btfinben, ferner 95ilhe I'M
Msrths ppn $15.000,0 900. 100000, Z
900 Gier, 130.0oo,oOO pIunb 9efliis
gel unb Gbit i'm 8ertbs oen $780,
.00Q.o 900,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12
Niebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, IL. Sebr.
2uFuhr uno Berinnot pdhrenb Der per-
floiienen "a Stuuoeu. perelineu nit ben
uorbergebenbeu 4 Iasen, paren pie 'clgt:
a.,f,,kY. Ai,,hpiph Csd,metue Ehdfe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

ainbpteb. Die Sufubr mar beate
etruas aroser ais man erspertef. uno bic
greiie helen iuiolse beifsn um l0--l5c per
100 Diuup. - Quite Stoders nno fseeeers
iinb stetia. aRildtdbe itetis bio ftarf.
gd,were Gtiere brahtsn $3.50 - 6.35,
ertra S6 40 $50, Dtien $2.50 ~ 5 40,
TleifMeriorten. ertra S5.75 - 6-S5, CUTE
So auserleiene $5.00-5.75, orntndre bis
eute e0.7S--4.75, peiiers, ertro - 10 8 80,
cute biS aasezlefene A-75--586, orbindre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

Der limtias Inn bieiiaen Gleariusbdns be-
lief iid1 beute aui "a, ,0i4,0O0.
esiaI,etturitatrn.
Der. Narft In eotdIieturitdien mar beute
fetbafter nnc Die s,reiie etruas feiter. Cos
Iunbta Gao & electric 60. attieu fuuroen
su 20 persauft uan Ginr. Cos l. electric su
%. lie foleenosu 9erfdufe iiHo 81 be-
rihten:
au Der garie
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Ger gerfanes betrus in berIeIben 3eit.
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gsuus 0elbuinrfte.
greitas, IL. 6ebr. 1910.

Greitas, IL. 6ebr. 1910.
1ie geid5diie ruaren hsnte In ben bieiisen
Bangen etras Iebbafier, bod mar bic RAD
fraas mad DarlsbeH immer nod fetne eroBe
II, stennen. Gsln ift piais. Die 8an!en be-
redneten for Tarleben ION eaa', ar nno
bisfontirten @eihditspapisre sa 5L-6ae.
sm ofieuen Rarfte ruurcen Tarlebea ION
eaI.' ~ 41SE uno auf 3ett su So pIasirt.
Redid auf Gew BORT
uareu ftetia unb wnroen su gdri swiiden
9,oufen pertduft. Die Sounterrate betrdgt
5Oc grdmte per 5000.
sssdid aHi Gnrssa
rparer rpiIIie. - Seute iiub bic foIgenben
Euoiirungsn su berihten:
qcnoon, 3 Iase Sitt, A.S7L per G.,
90 Taae eiht, S4s3L per e. Boris 3
9aae std1t, 5i211&--520 Francs per 500 F;
60 12ae sidt, 51TLS - 5lsL syrnnes per
500 fur Geutidlnno, Tage 5iht, 4
Rart g512e, DO. 80 Iase Sidt. s411e.
Documentary Bius auf Soncon Duroen
su SS.821lz. aui Glaseow gu s4.S2A uno
ouf Belfaft su 81 perfauft.
euHsts.T Tbliaatieaeu
rubta uno ftetta Tie Bcnten uuetireu rpte
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
INTEREST IN THE
SUGAR TRUST FRAUD

New York, May 31.-With three de.
PENDANTS eliminated, but with the in.
tercst In the proceedings heightened
rather than diminished by their with
drawal. the resumption today OF the
sugar conspiracy trial In The United
States circuit court was accompanied
by funors that tho governments
long search for men stlll higher up"
In the alleged conspiracy might short
ly be rewarded
The government took occasion to
strengthen its case In few particu.
lars before the defense opened today
The evidence presented waR intended
10 cliuch the alleged connection be.
tween the underwcighing frauds on
Tho sugar docks and the refinery Off
GERS and the Offices OF tho trust in
Wall street, when Secretary Cha3. II
Heike kept in close touch with the
technical details Of the refinery opor-
ations. according to the testimony
that has been presented by the gov
eTnment.
When the government had rested
Harry F. Cochrane. attorney for las
f. Bendernagel, opened tho case for
tue ueIeHSc, leillub tHs JuIS w would
De shown Bendernagel never mad any
thing TO do with sugar weighing, false
or true. Mr. Cochrane said nothing
had been adduced TO show u consplr-
acy between Bendernagel and the
other defendants.
Bendernagel was put on tho stand
as the first witness for the defense
Ho said he had been employed by the
sugar company for forty years and. AZ
cashier. had received $4,000 year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
A HUMOROUS TAXIDERMIsT
The poath of Cock Robin.

The Death OF Cock Robin.
Beneath the shadows Of the ruined
castle at Bramber, England, there is
a novel and Interesting museum. we'll
worthy the attention of all who find
themselves in that pretties of South
Down villages. The exhibits displayed
therein are principally examples Of
the art of The taXidcrmist. but the
subjects are treated In such a hui
morous manner as to render the
museum unique in England From Il
child's point OF view 1t is a vcritable
Wonderland. reminiscent OF the
strange sights seen by Alice when she
made her journey into that delectable
country. II Is not. however. only the
Juvenile who is captiyated with the
exhibition; the adult Is none theless
amused and agrceably surprised at
the wonderful ingucniy there dis
played.
The idea of thus combining the art
Of tho taXidermlst with that of the
humorlst was generated In the brain
of the veteran proprietor. Mr. w Pot
ter. In 1861 Mr. Potter set to work
to construct his first piece. Illus
tratlng the Death and Burial OF Cock
Robin" The work was done in Mr.
Potters spare time. and was not COM
pleted until seven years had elapsed.
The nursery ryhme is too well known
to repeat here. The whole OF the In
cidents in the story are graphically
portrayed, and. as evidenclng the pa
tience and perseverance, exercised By
Mr Potter. 1t may be stated that no
fewer than one hundred specimens of
British birds are included in the set
tin. In addition 10 the birds which
figures In the story there are the
cuckoo. nightingale, goldfnch. hawk
finch, bramble-f1nch whyneck. etc.
Considerable ingenuity is displayed IN
the arrangement OF the FISH with his
dish the "Hy with his little We" the
owl. the bull rendered In miniature.
the rook and the mourning birds all
assigning and a-sobbing From How
Humorist Stuffs Animals" In the
Strand
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
BL GOD ON
10 I hing
Evidence That Janitor
of School Killed Little
Alma KeIIner

Louisville. Mny II Persistent
questioning of Mrs. Joseph Vending,
who Is held at the police station here
charged with having been an acccs-
sorry to the murder OF Alma Kellner.
the child whose mutllated body was
found In the subcelar of ST. Johns
parochial school here yesterday. has
failed TO shake the woman's first dec
laration that she knew nothing about
the crime.
Further than her admission that
she has seen nothing of her hus-
band. who was janltor at the school.
since his disappearance on January
IA. when be drew 800 from the bank.
she will say nothing about him
The police are weaving a choin OF
circumstantial evidence about tho
missing janitor. Clothing which be Is
known TO have worn bears numerous
blood stains. A hat recovered from
an old barrel Who're Mrs. Vending
stated she had thrown 1t about the
time of the janitor's flight, also bears
similar discoloratlons.
The trap door to the subcellar was
so effectively hidden that IT'S exist.
cnce could not have been known To
anyone not intimately acquainted with
tho building. The keys TO the school
building. say the police. were always
In tho possession of Vending.
II Is believed tho girl was in the
school chapel. when she disappeared
on the morning of December s, and
was dragged to a remote part of the
building A reward of $1,000 has
been offered for the murderer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31

NEW YORK. May 30-Gifford Pin
chot. former chief forester OF the Uni
ted States. was ready as over to dis
cUsS forest conservation problems
when tho liner Arabic. on which he
was a passenger. got TO her pier To-
day from Europe. where Mr Pinchot
met Colonel Roosevelt shortly after
the latter returned from Africa
Mr. Pincbot. however. was uncom-
munlcauye when poiitics was broach-
ed and he would not discuss the pend
ing controversy in which he, with
Secretary Of the Interior. plays so
prominent a part
He alluded briefly TO his meeting
with the former president,
IT met Colonel Roosevelt at Porto
Mauroslo. near Genoa" said the for
mer chief forester. "aud he appeared
In splendid physical trim. | never
saw him looking much better. ! was
delighted to learn he would address
the congress of the conservation con
vention 10 be held the first week in
September
"It has been cabled." said one inter
viewer. that you and Colonel Roosc-
welt went out into forest and had a
very earnest conversation
Mr. PInchot laughed heartily and
said
well. that Is indeed a most beauti-
ful country. but there are no forests
about The scenery consists prin-
clp9lly OF olive trees
The good humor of the conserva-
ton worker appeared sufficient TO en-
bolden a questioner to mention the
name of Secretary Ballinger, but Mr..
Pincbot said:
"I can't discuss the matter of the
inquiry nor anything In that line AS
matter of fact, | have not been In
close touch with the situation since
left here"
Mr.. PIuchot was spoken to about
the summing up by Mr.. Vertrees on
Saturday in the Ballinser inquiry and
said.
"Oh. ! read about that Some papers
we're handed to me aboard the boat
last night, see he SAYS I'm a small
possum up a big tree. oh. we'll
The rest OF the remark was lost In
a peal of laughter,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
DISCOVERY
IN SURGERY
Arteries Are Reunited
by Using Magnesium
Rings

Chicago. May 31.-Dr. Victor D
Lesplnasse OF the Northwestern Uni
YerSity medical school told an alumni
audience OF physicians yesterday that
he had discovered surgical secret
which may do much To save life and
modify suffering. In a broad sense. he
SAID, that 1t ls successful method of
reuniung blood vessels and arteries
and battling arteriar diseases.
To prove his claims were not mere
theory, tho doctor caused several dogs
20 be brought forth for inspection
Each WAS cited as all example of a
peculiar operation. The llvers had
been removed and reunited In some
OF the dogs. Legs had been cut OF
and regTafted 10 others.
The secret, DIR. Lespinasse On
plain, consisted I'm his successful re.
uniting OF severed arteries
Heretofore, Dr. Lespinassc saYs.
physicians have been forced to resort
10 sewing to obtain the desired end
The stitching method @as unsuccess-
full. because II too often resulted In
blood clots, tho construction of the ar
terios or their enlargement. For five
years Or, IespInassc tried TO find ont
a substitute for the needle and thread
What is claimed to be the solution
consists of the use of rings of mag
neslum.
The severed yessois arc Joined by
these rings OF couplers. III theory
they do not differ from tnc couI'cr5
used by tho fire department.;
Magnesium Is used because II read
ily dissolyes when the complete union
OF the severed ends OF th9 arteries
has taken place.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
RACIUN IN
A Ne v SAFE
Ingenious Construction
of a Safe for the
Valuable Metal

London, May 31-Wbat is declared
TO be the most Ingenious safe ever
constructed has been completed for
the British Radium corporation. The
problem presented to the manufactur-
ers was not only to construct a safe
that would bid defiance to burglars.
but which at the same tine would
prevent the escape of the radium
1t Is well known To scientists that
radIum emanations will pass
through the thickest and hardest
steel. For this reason the inner Golfer
of the safe was made Of lead, three
inches thick. iDclosed within burglar
proof steel shell There arc many
other special features. Including
means of collecting the radlum cman-
atng before the Golfer is opened.
This compartment safe Is designed
to hold one hundred pounds OF radi-
um, valued at FIVE billion dollars. The
total weight OF the safe Is one and n
half tons.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
NEW SECRETARY
TO PRE- IDENT

Washington, May Sit Is regard
ed today as practically certain that
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Charles Norton Of Chicago will sue
ceed Fred W Carpenter as secretary
to the President There had been
some question as to whether Mr.. Nor
ton would give up his work In the
treasury at this time to assume the
secretaryship.
President Taft is anxious 10 have as
secretary man who In way, will
be IAN assistant president" He
has declared to his friends that he
wants man who will relieve him
OF the minor details OF the executive
office. much as Mr. Loeb shared the
labors Of Mr., Roosevelt
There has been some talk that Mr..
Norton's appointment should be with
held until after Mr., Carpenters con.
firmation as minister to Morocco.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
RELIGIOUS CENSUS
IS 81, $50, 445

Washington. May 3l-The aEgrs-
gate number OF communicates or mem
bers of all religious denominations In
continental United States for 1906,
was 32.936, ,s45. according TO tho Unit
ed States census of religious bodies.
part Of the census bureaus special
report now in press. or this grand
total tho various Protestant bodies re-.
ported 2J.2S7. .742, and the Roman Cath
Ollie church 12.67o142.
OF the Protestant communicates. ac-
cordlng 10 the report SOC per cent
were outside the principal cities OF
tho country. OF the Catholics. 27.9
per cent were In the cities of the FIRST
class. those having a population OF
more than 100000, while AS per
cent we're outside the cities of the
first. second, third or fourth classe1.
the last class being cities Of $4,000
10 $4,000 Protestants in the nrst-
class cities aggregated 7.@ per cent.
OF The Protcstants. the Protestant
Episcopal church reported majority
OF the communlcsnts In the princi.
pal cities, 5l,2 per cent, as did the