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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
ansIann.

Wenn bic geo0lteruns bon @roB.
Berlin i'm ndbfen balben Sabraebnt
meiter tudhf, tpie lebens, miro lie big
1915 bier Millionen melt iiberlteigen.
NaA einem Salhifas per0ffentli1en
ifatilfiihen Beritdt betrd9t lie bereits
iebt 8, $50. 900. Mebrere Der Ucrfdbte
ua1ien. tpie aus benz 8eridt berpors
geht, 9eaenmdrtis in elmer Weiie, ole
in ber Geihihte Der &ei1sbauptnaoI
obne Glei4en baitebt.
Nm IL. Suli ipdre Der gutsbeiibel
Otto GraaB auf 2idtenrabe in be-
Ndhe bon Berlin, BET elmer Bomber
erploiion beinahe getDotet tpDr0en. 6ei
einiser 3eit erbielt er fait tdalin Hriefe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

fabrit Der 0inoe & Daud &c.. oaB in
Dem 5eoertiellhen 0auie Elm 8rano
ausgebro9en mar. Sic eilten binau.
um Die Betpobner gu mefen. Da er9at
.lih. oab Die Gblaf3immer Der 6rau
uno S6dter BON auBen beri1lo6en unb
3eriperrt tparen. CLARA uno Sophie,
3tpei Der S6dter, retteten iib ourd
eirien gliifliben Sprung aus einem
sseniter Der atpeiten @taa,. Grau 6eoer-
fiel. iebr torpulent, fonnts erlt ins
freie 9eidafft tueroen, nadoem lie an
Aeinen uno unterleib lih Branomuns
DEN susesoaen bate; tueniaer idwere
Branomunoen trug Grl. 2ouiie Geoer=
tiel, Die brittle Der S6bter, bapon. Gin
Wotio fiir Die grdblide 5bat oes Nlten
1T ni9t betannt; Coroner 5outbtpif
bdlt oafiir. oaB SeoertIel ourd Die
fiir1terlide 0ibe am Samfaa UNI
ieinen 8eritano gebra6t moroen iein
mag.
Sn Cincinnati lino am @onnt9 feds
perlonen bon Der S)ibe iibermannt
tporoen. Die Baoefellen am Glul5e
tparen BON Sauienoen belebt uno al
elmer oerielben fino stpei iunee 2eute,
0enriette alderman uuo Sohn g. Moor,.
ourd grtrinten 3u ihrem 5ooe 9e=
f0nlmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
Wur aebn 0auoMett.

Die Wedielmirtuna bon 0oltsmillsn
utlo Wbistep finoet in benz Wableraeb=
nis in Dem Orte 2etpistopn. pa.. cine
trefflihe Sauitration. Ser Ort lit
.trofen". bas beiBt trofen natirli1 in
bem ibliben pr0bibitioniftilden SHINE.
oab Der 5bnaps beimlih berfauft
piro. Ser oorii9e presbpterianiIde
@eifli1e leste iib nit alien gifer 3u
@uniten eines getpiHen Ranoioaten fur
Die Segislatur ins 3eug. neil Der fiir
bic o9ute Sadie" aud in Der GeieBs
sebuna tbdtig iein wiroe. Ser 8etref=
fenbe iieQte benn aub in ben primdr-
tpablen. 2lls bas &eIultat betannt
tpuroe, ertldrte elm Mitglieb Der Sc.
lneinoe ienes Geiltliden. baB es in Der
9bat Elm groBartieer @ieg lei. aber er
tDiinfhe bod. baB Der Neprenb ,3ur
6teuer Der Mabrbeit" betannt made.
oab nur 3ehn GalDnen Wbistep. Hug
pertbeilt. n6tbis tparen. um ben grfolg
su errin9en!
ghrIib w1hrt am l6nalien. foQQr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
Gime 9oias Der rid)ti8cm Mes

Otsttt, aur rebten 3eit, bat biele
lhmere Rrantbeit uno au1 iabrIanges
2eioen perbinbert. Wlit elmer 6laIbe
oes alten Rrduter.Seilmitiels, Gornis
Mlpentrduter. periehen. iii man fur Die
meifen Notbfdae borbereitet. Seine
Wirtun9 1T iAnel, iider unb ans
oauerno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

m0hten piele 2eute Die Sausfrau 9lau=
ben MAIDEN, menn iie auseebt. um
>W1ebl fir ibr @ebdf au taufen. - aber
menn Tie einmal peerleB Mebl ge=
braudt bot, 10 min iie tein anoeres
mebr, peil es eine Sreuoe lit. Brot gu
baden, ipenn es 10 meib, leibt uno
5dmafbaft miro. ME es NIT bleiem
ausgeseibueten Mebl Der SOU 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14
SnIann.


SnIaun.
Ser unter bem Namen vNortbern &
Weltern @rpreb" befannte 3ug Der
Neu Sort @entral=@iIenbabn entgleilte
am Wontas in Der ytdbe bon Nemton
9oot. neun Weilen n6rolif bon Suo=
ion. 9rei 3usbeamte puroen 9etootet
uno cine sln3abl paRa9iere muroen
berlebt.
Ser 8eilteseesenwart oes 2otomotip=
fiibrers lit es gu oeroanten, oaB es am
S0nnta9 Nbenb brei masfierten nibt
aelans. einen S6nell3us Der MiHouri,
Ganias & 5eras @tienbabn in Der,
Ndbe bon 2ernmore. Mon., 81 berau=
ben. Sic 3duber bielteu Den 3ue an
unb beranlaBten bur6 oorgebaltenen
&ebulber Den 2otomotipfiibrer uno
Seiaer, nad Dem 8epdfpagson gu
geben, um bel bem 2ostoppeln oeRelben
bebililih su Iein. Da es our 3eit ountel
NOR, gelang es Dem Yotomotiufiibrer
tuieoer, Die 2otomotibe gu erreitben uno
nit oem 3ua ab5ufabren.
Nus perI6ieoenen 5tdoten an Der
Rifte bes atlantilden Oseans nurbea
am Montag sablreibe Sooesfdqe in=
folge @rtrinten eemeloet. 9ie meiten
oieier berungliidten perionen iu9ten in
ben fiiblen Slutben oes S3eans @rs
bolung bel Der @luthibe, bic iberal
berridte. Sn berI6ieoenen pldBen Neu
gnelanos ertranfen l6 periouen, in
Der Ndhe bon Neu Sort blBten orei
perionen ibr 2eben elm. gier perlouen.
bic in Der Ndbe bon philadelphia in Den
Jlutben oes Selamare Mbtiiblun9 iu9=
ten, fanoen bort ibren 500 uno aus
Scranton, 3d., muroen 3pei Sooess
fdlle gemeloet.
Sn Sanias @itp, WPo., tpuroe am
5onntas Der @eiltlide Clinton Detpitt
Sharp uno Die ID Sabre alte @unice
@raham Whittafer. Die lib unter Dem
9iamen 0err uno Srau 9arrp @lswortb
Elm 3immer gemietbet batten, perbaftet.
Heb. Sharp 1T 35 Sabre alte. bat an=
aeblih Srau uuo Gino in Sbenpctaop,
q. g., suriifselaRen uno 1T nit Dem
jungen Wdoben, oas als eifri9es &ir=
denmitslieo Der seiltliben PHege
Sbarps anbertraut mar, ourd3es
brannt.
Walobrdnoe. Die tpeltlib bon @oloen,
Sol, tpiitben, erleu9teten am 5onn=
tag Mbeno Die fonlt buntlen @ipfel Der
gerarieien in oen &ofp Wountains.
iooaB oieIe in einem umtreiie bon so
Weilen Il btbar waren. sic eribienen
tuie ounfelrotb sliibenoe puramioen.
gs beibt, oaB Die @oloen @ate Wdloer
in Der S6alIdludt aleiden Namens in
5Slammen feben uno oaB bsreits GROCER
Shaben angeribtete uoroen lit.
Sn Gappile. 2a., nuroe am 50nnz
tag Elm Weiber, Namens =. 8. Gree=
man. aus oem 8efdnanis aebolt uno
an Der STEELE. no oieier Dor eini9en
Saaen ben Somnmarl9all ermoroet
bate. an elmer Selearapnenltanse auf=
aebdnst. 9lm leBten 5reitag tpuroe
isreeman oes Moroes i'm erlten @raoe
fur fbuloig befunoen uno gum 5ooe
perurtbeilt. 9lm Samifas tpuroe ibm
oas Hedt suertannt. geaen oas urtbeil
beim Dbergeriht 8erufung einauleaen.
Das ideint bic 8emobner oes 5tdot-
dens emp6rt su baben, oenn on ben
&leioern bes @elpnbten fano man einen
3ettel nit Der Nufihritt: .Dieies 1T
oas Neiultat Der MppeQation."
2apt. Sanien unb anoere Offiaiere
oes Oampfers .Momiral Garraaut"
Der all Der Glotille Der llniteb Gruit 60.
geh6rt uno am Montag aus Samaiea
in Boniion eintraf, erfldreu. bob biz
au9enblidlid i'm aon3en 9aoroen bes
- ; u. Z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

Die 3abl Der pferbe in ben Ser.
einigten Staaten betrd8t Ia, ,OO0, 900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

Dtesth Der bette yIat gum GinIouie BON 6peaeret
Gsnbungen ncirb bic MnsmabI tets frii& unb bon
&dMbt0 ertnItsn unh rerben ae @ejtelnngen prompt
auSQtfibrt unb bie Waoren Obne GrtrosW WergRtnno
uo@ 6oufe9eIiefert.
- T6r Sanbprobufts perben bic bbHjssn Dsarsi
pyttIe be5abIt.
- Spredbt prr nmb mont Sure Giufdute mnA
SIR merbet Rnben. bab Ate aD00ren bon .beter Gun
ifdt unh bie Nrstfe binso tsM0.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-14

: ghtIi& udart am ldnslien, iosar
in Der politit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04

9ergb fannte Die Strabe nift mnb
belt ii6 barum bi6t binter Dem
8a9en bes Srn. WiiIler. 8eibe fubs
rem elm 5iemli6 ihnrfes Sempo. In
Der @%inbiesuns In bic 8ettembirger
Strabe merfte Der @bauffeur beg Srn.
8ereb bic &iirpe 5u ipdt itnb nnbm
lie 10 ipeit, bnb Der @asen red5ts in
Die Icder itiirste. Sr. g., Der limits
neben ieiner Srau iab, tpuroc iiber
bieie ipeg nit Dem 8opf in Die 5erz
triimmerte Seniterideibe 9eI6leubert,
tpobei ibm Die aopfbant in ~Doppelter
5anbbreite abItnlpiert puroe. Sie
Sniaiien beg acknowledgement Iutos
mobils bntteu bon Dem san5en Sors
gang ni6ts 9emerft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Observation-Disclosures
9nxem6nrger gla&ri6ten, :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@itentalf. Elm S1ipaser beg Serrn
yt. &leitl6 bon bier, an 9~ungenentz
5iinbung %geitorben. Ser @eritorbene
mliBte Dor Sturgeon pegen 8linbbarmz
ent6iinbnng operirt tperben nnb als er
ailf benz 8ese our @eneiung ii6 be-
tano befam er 2unsenent5iinbung unb
ltdrb oaran. Ser 8~eritorbene ipuroe
Dor II Sabren in Dubuque Gountp
geboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Cine bittere @efdidte ans benz eeber
(Gtpas gum Mahoenten!l

Sn Der Yoli5eiitation auf Der Sniel
ipeinte beute Yiorgen cine Nlltter
bitterlid iiber ibreu un9erntbenen
Sobn. gs ipar oieies cine Srau Slib
bon Der 2.>Strabe, tpelfe anifeinenb
an pahiihtig nit ibrem 8inbe
seipeien lit. big pieies iih in ben
Naiden oes @eieses befinbet. Der
Batter foil nit benz Sobnfeu ebenfaIs
re1t na4ii6tt9 umo iosar
glei6giiItig getpelen iein. big es
ihlieBli6 5u ipdt mar. Ser I'M Utter
bon etipa IS Sabren ifebenbe Sun9e
hattie ndrulih porseiteru Gbeno Gin
Sabrrap geitpblen. ipesbalb CT iebt IN
Sie Geiormihule nah 8. geididt
perben ipl. Germ bdttc Die betiims
mertc 0tlitter oas Sinh NIT na6 Sauie
senpmmen. ALIEN MO CAB ibr bas
nidt md. Niande 9eute ipouen
piien. bak in hieiem Sale bic Wimtter
nnD Der Batter iid) inn anbere Singe
befimmerter, ais nm bic Grsiebnmg
hires SpbneS, ntin bah Der Srans mad
benz aamddtisen Dollar linen b5ber
itano, als ibr eisen 5leiif, unh ylut.
Gnf pte'e We'lc ratt 't6 1eet oos
S~crgebcn.
,*
Die @ertbihat sung Ger Samsfrau.
Sapobl. Die @ertbi6deung DC,
SoiISiroul co icIbItpcritdnbIid, pies
audi iein ioutc, es tbut bod MOTH, su.
lpcilen on ipldc SelbItperit1nbIid,s
fcitcu Al erinuern. Sic Nrau iou BIZ
8ciGbrtiu oes Wonucs iciu, MIDI
bcien Iaab. IN Dem eincu Sass
ldae ld,on cine lImaeitnltuua gun
9eiieren. bic meiitcn Iduner iiibler
lid in ibrer lclbitbeipuStcn Noue als
Gbcmanl iebr erboben iibcr Die Srau
sic nllr Saisirai III. Sier t6nut,
Wandes %reiormirt merocn, pas bis.
her llnbetl Idoffte. Setbc Sbcit,
miii1en etwas @leiHwertbiaes sur Oh,
mitbrinaen, oanu lit bic 8aranti,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04

9 Icnih, parum iaeit 9u nah
elmer Wense p%ersdnglider Sitter!
9iebe Die unenelihe 9iite, Die ale ans
rcreu Sitter III lid besreiit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
lerues 8rnsen.

S%erbitabenb - limb 3inbergeiang
Cont lieblicb berauf bon Den @e9en,
limb Die eigne frDblife 8inber5eit
&ommt sriBenb mir fuieber ent9eeen.
Ueein SerS bldttert mad I'M 2e6enss
blid,
Sdaut elm 2anb boiler Geligfeiten,
2ihtblau Die Sarben; I'M Sonnengolb
Sings lodenbe, leudtenSe 8eiten.
Sier Ndrheneefliiiter. bort Hin9els
reib'n.
grtpartlnseu. beimlihe, iiiBc,
Gin trnuli6es S6ntiegen. IN Gdters
4rm
limb Tiitterleins Sdrtlihe aiiiiel
Die @utter? Sier breitct idtpar5er
Slor
Sid iiber beg 9udes Mitten.
Sie sing; unb ipie ernites Ibnen it's
gin ms 9inoern porbeiaeidritten.
Sd bldtt'r ipeiter. Sell itreift mi6's
BON Slid,
llnp Die 2iebe malt flammerbe
Sreuoen;
Damn ieb' i'd audi oiiitcre Sdrbeu;
in's 8u6
BOG bas 9eheu bel Sdattenieiten.
llub Bib an Bib rcibt iid blaiier
lno matt,
CART pertlingenb font unten Die
Weiie -
Ser Ibenb fiibt atnberlippen 5ur
Stub,
limb i'm Ser5en bas 8l6 iblieBt
lid leiie. 80. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Jir Sranem nnb MGbhen.

GO oft bic 3eit bes Sei8ens nnb Der
8eleuhtiina tpieoer fonumt. muB man
bas peiblihe 8eihleht INNER pieber
oarnn erinnern. oaB in ieoem SerbIt
uno Winter piele 6raIen unb Mfdohen
benz unperseiblidler Hnfug gum Spfer
fallen. aeroiine ms Seuer 81 SieBer
ober cine 8eroiine s2ampe iiber benz
8rennen 5l fiiIlen. Wan fam III Den
3eitunsen n,ebrmnls in Der Ro6e bon
balb ober sans perbramnten Yerionen
lcien. ga mug CUR rcdten Scit ges
narnt nerben. @ber troe ailer 8ars
ninaen 9ibt es nod INNER Sertc, Die
oas 2eben risfiereu. ebc lid etpus 81
gebmlben ober eineu llmipcg 81 MAIDEN
lid beauemen.
~ y -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
OGDEN BRIEFS.

The S-months-old infant son of Mr..
and Mrs J A. Parrish OF Centerville.
died at the Ogden general hospital Fri
day morning following an operation for
congestion OF the bowels. Interment
will be made at Centerville
Edwin Tout anc daughter Maggie,
have given mp their tour OF the Paci-
fc coast and in response to an urgent
message. will depart next week for
London, from whence Miss Tout VIII
90 Immediately to Paris to Ill an en-
gagement on the stage.
recital Of the advanced pupils or
Prof Squire Coop viii he given this
evening at the Ogden theater. The
music-loving public Is invited.
To collect the sum of $57095 alleged
To- be due on promissory note. Carl G.
Rasmussen. receiver OF the Superior
Brick Tile and Milling company. has
brought suit in the district court
against John y Greiner.
For exceeding the speed limit. NJ +.
I.entz the owner 81 n motor cycle and
NJ Woman. am automobilist. were ar
rested Friday and deposited bail AT the
police station for their c-~oarance In
court Their arrest proved that the
officers manage TO canture an occa-
sional offender but speeding still CON
TIMES In all parts q the city and IN
Ogden canvon.
Clifford s Potter, proprietor of the
oaks resort in Ogden canyon. has filed
an answer to n complaint recently
brought against him by Frank A. Man
gum in which every allegation re-
Fardng the non-payment Of wages Is
denied Potter claims that anal set
element was had on Feb. 4. 1910. and
that every difference was adjusted at
that time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
ELSINORE.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
JUBILANT OVER FACTORY
fSpcciaI C,nrr,s s,,udan.a

AEp'tistl Correspondence
ELSINoRE, Utah, June Tho
eighth grade commencement exercises
will be held here tomorrow. The pro-
gram will be given in the chapel. fol-
lowed by banquet at 1 o'clock Basket
ball and baseball games are arranged
TO be played in the afternoon and Il
dance in the evening. About 1870 gradu-
ates are expected
Fourteen graduates will represent
Elsinore schools.
Word was received here yesterday
that Elsinore was the favored site for
the sugar factory. That the people are
rather elated. does not begin to express
H. The work on the factory will be
gin as soon as the crops are removed
The Jensen Creamery company will
put in a cooling station just south OF
the depot Work will begin on the 18th.
Elsinore appreciates this new Industry
too
The alfalfa crops will be ready for
cutting within the next week The
crops all through arc doing exception
ally well. although no rain has fallen.
The water supply Is still plentiful.
The Latter-day Saints chapel is now
ready for use. Regular services are
held there.
The Primary association gave It's
members n dance at the Opera House
Monday right. The attendance was
good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
;a81 8 181

ADshones, Purpose means Dishonest
Produc, and a Disregard OF the Purchas-
ers' Health or Welfare.
Beware Of the Slick Salesman and his
ancient Just as Good" story that COM
mon sense rofutes.
Cascarets arc made only by the Sterling
Remedy Company. and the famous little
Ten Cent YES, Pocket" box Is here
shown. They are never sold in bulk.
Every table, marked "CCC."
Be sure you get the genuine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
INSANE ACT OF DOPE FlEND.

OGDEN. June 4--Georgc Stratton, Il
confirmed user of drugs. came near end
ing his lie in the city Jail last night
He Is a prisoner awaiting trial on q
charge OF burglary n the third degree
lie asked for morphine. but his request
was denied. The man then had resort
to unique method OF satisfying his
craving for opium. He chewed guam
tlty OF tobacco and brewed the juice
thus extracted over a fire, kindled with
cigarette papers. He opened one OF the
veins I'm his arm with a sharp nail and
injected. probably by means OF a piece
OF wire. the concoction into the blood.
lie became a raving maniac shortly
tested themselves
DR. Anna Ries. the city physician.
gave Stra:ton an injection Of mcdl-
cine and he became quiet again. lie
Will recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN June John sullivan,
lanes casey. william Eagan, Mark
Murphy. Thomas Williams. William
MsGulre and G.. H. Fish were arraign-
IA In police court Friday morning on
the charge Of vagrancy and on the
notion OF the city attorney were each
syen suspended sentence " 80 days
vnh Instructions 10 leave the city at
once
Robert Giggn. Tom Williams. Will
liam Connors and Phil Cullen were
each charged with drunkenness and
fentenced 20 pay fine Of IS or remain
IN the city bastlle for five DAYS
John Ragan forfeited So bail on a
similar charge
Pear Smith and Alice Green, young
white women. were each sentenced 10
pay nne Of $40 or remain I'm jail for
10 days for smoking opium.
Sing Lee and Leo Con. two China
men In whose den the women were
arrested were given the same sem
tence
Ada Heath Brown, n local woman.
vas sentenced 20 pay a fine Of $50 or
remain In Jail for 20 days on the
ehlrge 0f yagrauCy.
William McCarty was charged with
stealing a harness from the proprietor
u The Central hotel which he sold
a a second hand store for 40 cents.
AcCarty pleaded not guilty and was
placed under $50 bonds and the case
continued
Daniel r Davis was charged with
stealing a hay rake. valued az $40,
ard a moving machine. valued at $40,
nom Henry Ford. Davis entered a plea
OF not guilty and the case was con-
inaed' the defendant being placed
under s25 bonds
W Jackson was fined IS for
riding on the sidewalk with "A bicycle.
Vaude johnson forfeited SO bail for
speeding with an automobile.
= =. Wecker and G. O. Mcbride.
second hand dealers. were charged
WIN conducting their respective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
ORIGIN OF THE RE0RGANIzED
CHURCH AND SUCCESSION.

A book Of i4o pages showing the lat
ter-day apostasy.
This book II invaluable and indis-
pensable 10 missionaries and all other
students OF Church history II deals
thoroughly with the origin OF the Re-
organized church and conclusively
proves IL TO be OF apostate sources. al
SO that that church has departed from
the doctrines OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith and now attacks them vlndic-
lively. denying many of the principles
OF the gospel The book also treats
tho Succession I'm the Presidency and
shows that PRESIDENT BRIGHAM
YOUNG WAS PROPERLY ORDAIN-
ED TO LEAD THE CHURCH.
BY Elder Joseph +. Smith. Jr.
Just published by the Deseret News
Cloth binding per copy 50 cents, in
paper 80 cents.
SFND ORDERS TO THE DESERET
NEWS BOOK STORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
FROST INJURIES CROPS.

LOGAN, June 3.--Thero was sharp
FROST throughout this county last night
and early vegetables were nipped-in
some districts quite severely. In Logan
the damage done was smallest on tn"
west side some Of the grain was hurt
Tho frost was rather remarkable IN
that II did not follow storm as is
usually the case here. There was no
sign Of storm. but I'm the early evening
the temperature dropned very sud
denly. and fires felt very pleasant.
The people OF the First ward are pre-
pairing To- tender farewell reception
20 Elder Willard S. Longton. who IL ~
leave here soon FOR the Eastern mission
field The affair will be held IN tn
ward hall next Tuesday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
PANCUITCH.
DECORATION DAY H0N0RED
LOSSES BY FIRE
Special CORRESPONDENCE }

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PANGUITCH. Garfield county. June
2.--Decoration day was well observed
here. The town turned out enmass
and cleared the cemetery OF brush
and rocks. Some OF the old palings
around the graves were removed. and
the appearance of the grounds very
much improved A free dance and ice
cream. was given by the city and l..
l.. club in the evening
Yesterday a boy and a match Great
ed quite a stir by starting fire I'm
the corral OF Mrs. clifford. II did not
take long 10 attract a crowd The fire
department was soon on the ground
and organized into a bucket brigade.
The FIRE soon destroyed the corrals
and sheds Of Mrs, clifford, MIR. Norton
and s. l.. Gould. which were all Join
ing. But by hard work OF the boys
and women, the fire was got under
control without further damage
Fortunately there was no wind at the
time or the loss OF property would
have been great About $500 VIII
cover the damage. Mrs. clifford lost all
her chickens, and Mr.. Norton a calf.
The weather il very hot and all
would welcome q good rain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
HUNTSVILLE.
CIVIC RETIREMENT LEAGUE
High SCHOOL NOTES

Especial Correspondence.)
HUNTSVILLE, Weber Co. Utah,
May 3O-Under the direction of MIR.
Heber Scowcroft and MIR. Nc
Quarrie Of ogden a branch OF the Og-
den civic Betterment league was or
ganized at an enthusiastic meeting held
here yesterday afternoon. Wilhardt
Schade was elected president and JOS.
l.. Peterson secretary treasurer.
The ward Westinghouse is being re-
modelled. Some new rooms are in course
OF construction which will add greatly
20 the convenience of the building
Many people from here attended the
county eighth grade commencement ex-
ercises at Ogden Saturday. All of the
eighth grade class from Huntsville
were successful In passing the exam
nations by a good margin, receiving
their certificates at the exercises there.
A large and appreciative audience at
tended the Joint commencement OF the
eighth and ninth grades OF Huntsville
on Thursday night The program COM
prised the following numbers: Yer
geissmeinnicht" German selection
with translation by Grace Smith; pa .
pers on Ancient Religious Customs
and Beliefs and on Home Life In
Japan" by Clara Nielsen and Ronald
Jensen; recitations by Estella Wangs-
gaard and Leonard Anderson. In adj
dition 10 THE chOruses. excellent music
was rendered by Mrs. Deegan, Edith
Wangsgaard, William Garner and VIVA
and Bertha Nielsen. Mrs. Hoyt's read
ing Of 1.-THE Soul Of the Violin" WIS
highly appreciated County Supt. Fig
gertsen and Bishop Halls gave inspir-
Ing ;alilg on high school education.
Although several attempts have been
made In the last few years TO establish
ninth grade work IN Huntsville. the
present class Of II under the able
direction of Prof J + Hoyt. Is the
first one to complete successfully any
high school work here, Tho board IL 20
well satisfied with the results that they
have decided 20 continue this advanced
work here and may add n tenth grade
next year This Will mean much TO the
e..x~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
FIRST CIRCUS DAY OF SEASON

OGDEN. June Friday WAS circus
day. the nrst OF tho season, and chill
dren OF all ages from all parts OF the
county were In attendance. The street
parade drew the usual large crowds
and the circus grounds were the cen
ter of attraction TO the ever present
small boy-also his sister, mother and
father. The usual riff-raff which fol-
lows IN the wake OF this great Ameri-
can Institution, was present and the
police were kept on the alert looking
for plctpoclSets and other petty Grim
inals Up to late hour no unusual
arrests had been made.