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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
Notice to Fat Women.

Presumably you know, ladies. that the
proper caper nowadays is lines. Curves
are passe. You have got to take off your
fat. This must be done in one of three
ways. BY dieting. by exercises, or by
means of Marmola Prescription Tablets.
The two former viii keep you busy for
months and punish you pretty severely,
the latter viii cost you IS cents at the
druggists. The tablets viii not make
any alteration in your diet necessary, and
yet IN all probability. before you have
used up one case. you will be losing from
u to is ounces Of fat a day. Which
method do you like the best?
II you fancy this pleasant method of
getting off the fat, see your druggist In
stantly, or else write the Marmola Co,
$50 Farmer Bldg, Detroit, Mich, to send
you a case by mail. These cases contain
so generous a quantity of tablets that the
treatment is very economical. II is, also,
quite harmless, for the tablets are made
exactly In accordance with the famous
Marmola Prescription.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
MURRAY,
Especial to The HeraId-Ranuh,,oa

Especial to The Observation-Disclosures
Murray. March 19.-The NJ. A
Amusement club entertained at tbs
FIRST ward hall Thursday at one on
their social dancing parties. The at
tendance was quite large, while the
decorations were used to good effect
excellent music was discoursed bv a
special orchestra.
George Monk. formerly of Spanish
FORK, but now of Cheyenne, Wyoming
was In Murray this week.
MRS. Ephraim Christensen of TEXAS
IS In Murray and will spend a month
with her mother. Mrs. James Gilbert
MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ. Miller, acconona-
nied by her children, have left for Ida
no Falls. Au'
Orson Sanders, jr. Is home after a
three years mission in Europe.
Mrs. ID. c. Lee, who has been snend-
Ing some time with her daughter Mrs
:. 5. Barlow, has gone to her home in
A pleasing entertainment was ssvar
In the Freternal hall Thursday ever
ing. under the auspices of the 4. n
ana G Q. +. lodges of this CITY More
than zoo persons attended A musicaI
program was rendered and refrasb-
ments were served.
Winward Sanders arrived in Mur.
ray this week after a sojourn OF more
than month in California.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20

The st. Patrick's party at Packs pa
vilion, Thursday night. was success
socially and financially.
Mrs. George T. King of Mammoth came
over to Spanish Fork Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
Sas O.mulirte @ien.
Don Stsfor 8rpb m q II n.
Wien, II. Ropember.

0ien, II. Ropembsr.
On isbem go1 iGlIi Elm oltes S.it
Wien, pcribsy man niht tpeitsr flens
nen muBt., penn oas Reue pienerlid,
penn es nur ertrGgIih tpare! aber
ss fpiro iest (ourdf1nittIih) in @ien
iteubIiter gsbaut als in Berlin. uno
bas 1T bier ouIfaaenb. neil gDien bod
nod INNER tene ReibbrettIidot nit
ailometerlampen uno ihnureeroctn
strasen lit, Tonoern nod INNER cine
Stabt, in Der bic 9aHen frumm limb.
W.sbolb man in Wien Die JdHooen
bemert., ipdbrsNo man in ben idnur.
gerabsn Rsibbrettitraben immer nur
bos aroBe sod DER SirabenDfinuns
Dor iich bat. gBirb in 10 einsm eeos
m.triiaen Stobtoieriel .in iddnbliter
aaitsn auig.iteQt. 10 tommt man
fbn.a on ibm porbei. Sn Wl.n
beibts: um bic Sd. sebn. bi. Gtrabs
biegt fit. bog IdsubIihe Snus per-
folst bid lun8s.
S.B. miro bos Greibaus b.nolirt.
Der RaIhrartt ioa ipesaeraumt lper'
ben, Der oon3e plab am enos Del
adrtnsritrabe pirb resulirt. 0as
5reibaus, ein 3tpeibunbert Sabre alte,
gou, spei't0tig, III cine Sidbt fir I'D
NIT 1000 Ginpphnern. 5ier houi'
cine itoIi.nii6e Selfirmo felt 16C
sSabr.n. Sisr ibsr bisie sspunbener
buntlen srsppsn III Emanuel S6ita
nebg eeIti.aen. Dort itano oas Gar
tenfdushen ... 9ut nb, giirssr -.
in benz Dolfg1ng Mmobeus Wosar'
bic .3aubsrTlots" tomponirte! 9rob
BEN: mir pollsn UNI bieies 5uus MD
flenn.n. IS ri.bt noh Ratt.n. BIZ
MausrH iebsn iton san3 fdusrlih all.
unb f6lisbIia 3.rbrOdeln auh bi'
Wdnpe, spiIfen benen Wo5art CELEB
bat. Ssi.n mir mGnnIih. niihiern
pieidtlos: meg nit benz alten Oeriim
pei! 2lber es ipirb ein Gag fommen
an benz mir unipilltiirlih tpebmiitbi!
iein fperben: ipenn mir bas gleue ent
5ebt beieben tperben.
Sd pobne ober ipobnte Bis beut on
Broben, i'm 5rattnerbof, Der um bi
Wenbe hs Is. Snbrbunberts erbou
ipurbe. Qus ben 6onororen. Die be
DiterreidaIhe 0erleger 9ruttner S4iI
lern unterfhlug, III bos 6dus errihte
iporben. (WahriheinIi9 f1lofe Id bes
b0Ib bier 70 unrubia ber Oeit cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

5riIern unb lanstn g0nen, seben Die
gIinoen ais MaFeure ihrem 0tffGfte
nah. DIT bnbsn Iie aud ileine aus
gdmbusrcbr perfsrtists Jl6ien. ouf
bensn lie cine lisbiite Weicoie blaieu;
ih borte Is INNER germ; nod aus
meter Jsrne iha[lt es bsriibsr. Die
glinben fiiblsn Ii4 NIT einem Stod
auf Der Strabs peiier, ieosr biegt
linen aus. aud i'm srOBten gstpibl
paFirt ihnen nihts.
2arse, erleuhtete 2atsrnn borne
am Wdaen, laufen bic Ritihas prau=
Zen DOr6ei. Sunge Japantrinnsn. bic
pielieihi nod cine Jreunbin beiuh.E
nollen, irogsn ibren 2nmpion init iih
in Der Suno. bas iisht 10 5ierlih aus.
l1nbetiimmsrt sebi Die Sapanerin nod
ip6t oes 4benos aliein nah 5duie.
iie tpirb ni6i belGItist peroen. au9
cine Ih6ne Sitte!
Die MGnnsr rauhsn NIT benz Rad)4
bar Elm pfsifdsn, oas nidt arober
lit nie Elm 1Sinserbui, nit Iangsm
Wunoiiiid baran; nadb stuei 3ugsH
ipirb es .pisbsr frifd ssfiiai. Sber lie
oebsn in sbeebduisr, tpe iirsenbe uno
tangent. Geif5as lie ongsn.pm untsta
balten.
Stiller unb itiusr pirb e ouf Der
Strabe. Dsnn mid niht Die auf Dem
Gahe Der poli3eiitaiion bdnssnoe
erobe Ieuerslode ober Elm Grobefen
aug bsm Sdlafe fort, tperO. id) unier
ben ipeibsn JIIIftlsiern oss Wlostitos
nsbes irieblih irdumsn, Bis msine
munt.re idpaniihe ama (Dienerin)
mid nit benz freunolihen 0ruB
.Sbapo" (eu.sn Morssn) am ndtiten
gaee p.dt, uno Derfslbe voitenloie
bIaue 5immsI. ipis ibDn felt Wohsn,
burh meine Seniier laht.
2dnb Der uufsebenbev Sonne! User
bih einmal eeIhaut. iih an peinen
gaturIhOnbeitsn. beinsn bun'en Blue
men unb Shmetterlinsen erfreut bat.
tpirD ssitlebsns 1einer sebsnten!
2otte SLED
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
lEeber Der sole pforte

0ante's Itsbt sefdriebsn: .2ofst oa.
9offnung 5urit, bic Sbr bier
eiutretet." 9a untsn in bieIer 6oQe
siebt es eben teine 6offnung. Der
enigen Wfarter uno pein au entfliez
ben. Sir Die 9Oue uuf Grben ies
bod. tpel6e bic on 9dmorrboibenz
Shmer3en Qeioenoen erbuloen,
giebt es sliidliheripeiie cine Cribs
Jung BON Dem uebel. Was ole
fdarfen ginipriBunsen unb Salbtn
Der 4uafialber nidt berm6gen unb
ou6 bic Sperutionsmeiier unb
Sdnirtetten ber gbirursen ni9t gu
Wese brineen, bas pollbrinst Or.
Silsbte's Nnatefis. g}roben frei ber>
fdnbt bon g. Neutaebter & Co.,
90y 1216. Rem 0ort. u. 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
Gin prehenber Sunb. T.u
ynrafIn npn srffsn inrpdpuhen 6,mA"

Gin iprehenber 6unb. T.u
9or3ug, ben sritsn .iprehsnoen 5unS"
5u befibsn, bat biesmal uiht amerita,
ous Gano Der unbesrenSten Woglihs
teiien, ionoern 3eutihlanb, oenn in
Dem gefiB oes a0nisI. 6eeemeiiisrs
Gbers gu 5oritbaus 5bssrbiitte BEL
2eslingen (osm bstannien 5oiiasorea
pier) befinbet ii9 elm Sunb, Der ihon
felt fiinf Jabren fprehen tam. 9lllerz
bings bat iein Serr iih nit Der 4uss
bilouns Isines 5unbss niht 10 abses
quilt pie profeTor Orabam 8ea.
benn Don. Elm oeutfher @oriiebs
bunb bon buntelbrauner 5orbe. bat
obne 4nleitung bas srite Wort sss
iprohen. uno 5par. aIs er elm balbes
Sabr alt mar. Wie Die meiitsn iungen
5unoe (unb lsioer aud Gltere), bate
er bic uble 4nss,pobnbeit, bel ben
Wablseitsn Der Jdmilie am 9iId gu
itsben unb 5u .sieren". als ibn eines
9ases iein 3err frast.: .Wiat !poal
mas bakn2", onttporteie Don" nit
tiefer, aber heuilider gruititimms:
,6absn!" stliss ipar eriidunt, abtr
Don" ipieberbolts: .6aben. baben!!"
9luf iein ielienes TALENT aufmertiom
e.iporben. CAB man iih elm penig
WaIb. nit Der 9lusbilbung. uno 70
ernt. er perftisbene Morte fprehen.
2luf bic sraesn: .Wie beibt ou2" ants
iportet er: Don; ~Was bait bua. -
.buns.r!". nobel er namentlih bic
lest. SiIbe lans3isbi. raufen" fpridt
er nit befonberer 9eutlthteit, unb
ip.nn es piriIid auhen sibt. 1T .r
Defenders reoIelia. Gr fpriht 6ann
fortndbreno:. .Guhen baben. habM".
unb penn has nitt bilft: r6unser".
4ls feline Sprehfdbisieit nod niht
uIIsemein betnnnt mar. bat er ulanhen
2euten paniihen Ghreden .ineejasi.
60 tam Don einmnl in bic aiihe eis
ner 6oIsbouerfrou. bic BON elmer gro.
Gen 5hlndipurit Sdeibsn fhnitt.
Don fling nutirIih On au rsben:
~nunger baben!. 1as mar Der gutsn
irau benn bod 81 rfpotbaft1;; iie litb
por Shred bic Wurit fallen. nit tsr
Don" iehr persniist ab3os. DAB er
infoIge ieiner gabe manhen guien
BiH.n bsiommt. 1T notiirlih. 10 bab
er olIsemein MIR Der .Dide- b.ibs.
1roboem in er feinem Germ Elm treuer
9esleiter unb erfiilt aud als Jngb.
buno .ieine pfliht. mas ibm BEL bem
eeringen Risberpilobeiinnb allerbinss
nidt aIl3u idner fdut. gs bonbels
iih bel bieisr mittbeiluns nidt etfpd
Inn Sdserlatsin obtr einen perfriibten
NpriIlher3. Men bic Wanoerun5
burd, Die AoIbib qeblinger 9eiOe
fiihri. btr mag rubis In bem Sort
bouie boriprehen. man ipirD ibn
germ ben Gtol5 bts 9nuIes Dorfiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

tpevHutS peHt luHyeH ututpulH uHu
feinen gltern ben beiten grfplg gez
tpiinidt batten, aus benz Sptiiefaal
peridpunben. no nun bic 8iener mo
Oienitmdohen iih baran mddten, bic
@Idier aussutrinfen uno bic auriia
eebliebenen Gisarren ein3ufteten.
Mslhior beban.te iih BEL Jrau
5riepa fpenisftens breinal fir ibren
euten Ratb. er peripra9, balo pieoer
aus au6bad beriiber3utommen nno
alsbann ibre Siilfe ipieber in Inipruh
gu nebmsn. Srib unb Morib iebten
elm tiefiinnises Geiprdh ubsr I'M
iterblihtsit unb Sselenipanoeruns
fort, natoem iie bic gebauptung aufs
geiteut hatten, bab MaibuIh ith lin
SeiiBe bon 5tpei Mo9en uno teiner
Seele befdnbe.
Stalter psriiherte, oIs er NIT isiner
5rau ausin mar, Dab er iih gut anil
iirt babe.
sd nidt", fagte frieoa, ipGhrsro
iie ibren oohaeitsfdmud IpieSsr eins
Ihlob.
rg1itt? glneroinss IND bir al bisis
RdIhereien BEL einem foIten Diner gu
lpioer."
n0esbalb niirbe i'd mid bod ami,
iirt baben, absr' ih bate Wsitlslo mil
Inna."
Ulit Mnuu2 Eob lie benn niht al.
lerIiebit aus9"
.Das orme aino mub piel gelittsr
baben. SaIt bu nitt bemsrtt, Dat
Moris iid gar nidt I'M ils bstimnsr'
tee"
I'D babe es nitt bemertt; absl
tpsnn auh. fpIte iie harum ssln Wer
gnissn gebabt haben?" 2"
Aft bir bsnu nielnlas ettras auf9s
folen?"
rgDus benn9 Was Ioats mir uufss
fallen ising"
.glun, in gesuo aui Woris un'
4nnu - bab bic ein1aoer gut lslosi
m0gen."
.Dus iaaIt bu! Gorn barf mir De
Sunae in ben Jerien ujtt nab Sauls.
,Qber Robert!"
rabsr Srisba! Sd be0eutets porbil
erit BEN alten Wojbuih. oab fell
Sobn Elm Waun ncy6en miiNe. bepo
,r an bic 2isbs bdt.g; oab iein 9eil
Ii6 erit bilpsn milf, bspor isin Ser
cine Wdhl treifsn loHns. 0ann er'
eisbt es gliidlihe ebeH - ehen! d
| qanse Welt ih.int q nur auf Do
| Ssiratben abssIsbsn gu haben! De
| Sunqe Ion mir nitt naa Sduie eteIs
CONNER; sr mub cine tIeine Rsll
MAIDEN. isin aapitoI tann IS osrtrds,
unb .r eerpirnt fir il6 Elm aopitn
babel. 8laubit bu. c1b th meins 5ot
ter 2lnna nit sinsm 8urihen psrlo
ben mill, Der nod nj6t uuseefpahIe
| tIt2 Spri6 mir ME pieoer BON bis'e
| 9lbernkit, sSrisoa, uno bringe ile III
ieremGinoe auh aus benz aopfe. pfu
laiIe bid bod riht pon Der Suht BEL
fiibren, oue DeIt su perbeirather
0.il mir TslbIt olii1iit finb -" biz
nurbe StoI.er's Stimme lsifer -
.barfit bu njdt gIauben, bab Ssb'
burh eirs 5eirot3 eliidIia piro. 6
lit nur bsin gutes Ser5, id p.ib :
pobI. ober ou muBt Die 2uit bssnir
cen uno Dor alien Dinesn uuF unIs,
liebs Qnra uufpoTen. BORT bu!"
(iFprtfetung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

Bfppcy's Pure Cream 81
Tartar Haking Powder
biss ns11s
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
WILL STUDY POLITICS
FOR PRESIDENT TAFT
Fletcher Maddox, Montana Revenue
Collector, to Tour Northwest
States

Political conditions in the northwest
VIII be studied at close range for the
benefit of President Taft by Fletcher
Maddox, Montana internal revenue col
lector. President Taft and his friends
are interested, not to say anxious about
the insurgent movement-witness the
recent western trip of Senator Crane.
Mr.. Maddox will incidentally inspect
sites offered the government for new
public buildings in Washington. He
leaves Washington, D. c., for Beverly
to see President Taft, going thence to
the Pacific coast, inspecting sites at
Seattle, Aberdeen, Ellensburg, We
natchee and Vancouver.
Asked whether his trip has anything
to do with politics, Mr.. Maddox ad-
mitted ne would "see and hear what
is going on.''
From Washington Maddox will 90
to Montana, where he will participate
IN proconvention state politics and in
the republican convention about Sep
TENDER Is.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
MEN co TO PUEBLO, COL.
Governor Hay Names Irrigation Con
gress Delegates.

Governor Hay has appointed the fol
lowing delegates 70 represent Washing
ton at the National Irrigation congress
in Pueblo, Col, September 20 10 30,
inclusive:
II. Insinger, Spokane; W. T. Clark,
Wenatehee; M. j. Costello, Seattle; b.
Il. Reed, Ellensburg; f. A. Well, White
Bluffs; Lee A. johnson, sunnyside; i.
III. Brown, Irondale; o. H. Plummer.
Tacoma; J.. j. Mineah, Prosser; G. III.
furman, Toppenish; n. g. Bullock,
Walla Nalla; W. W. Hindman, Spo-
kane; j.. II. Libby, Charleston; A. j.
splawn, North yakima; j. j.. Lash,
North Yakima; Ill., n, Gilbert, North
Yakima; j. j. Bixler, Peshastinj J..
Mclean, Spokane; J.. J.. Work, CONGO
nuliyj a. j. whitney Cashmere; q. ~.
n. Peasley, Charleston.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
HIGHEST MASON IN ENGLAND.
Now Visiting in Chicago While knights
Templar Conclave Is On.

The earl of Euston, who stands high
est in Masonry in England, is in Chi
cago to attend the grand lodge of the
Knights Templar. He is a past grand
master Of the Masons in Great Britain.
Six years ago he started a movement
to amalgamate the English-speaking
Templars of the world. He thinks his
idea is approaching success. That is
the reason he is there now.
Lord Euston is 62 years old, a
widower, ford and well preserved. He
is a soldier, too. But while he is
eligible, and has a fine title, he is not
looking for an American heiress.
"Oh, the women, bless you, old chap,
of course, like the American women.
They are fine. Ne marryg No, / don T
think SO. While ] like them all, ]
am not considering marriage. Now,
that s enough to say about that. -
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
MONrANA NEMs NOrEs

The first tAresling in the flaihead
valley TINS season showed yield Of
over 20 bushels 10 the acre of winter
wheat
Edward Downs, wanted Tor cattle
and sheep "gustliug' iu Montana. Was
taken from spokane by y, NJ. Collins,
state stock Inspector apd returned 40
Butte for uial
a gold baI weighing l2s ~ ounces
and Nolih f2l45o was saturday melted
pa p lielepa assay oliee. being obtained
flom ile reduction of ~ pounds of ore
fom fhe neN sirile NJ fAe lelloN
inekei Wlpe HeIosf fhf Jefferson
county llne from Helene,
4Ae efepi of lafe IA mining elleles
y tle Ilel slile ln az pa AZ Neiallle
Wlne. neaT fAll'pnlnlf fle magnNuqf
0f llf Nud bong HNel M w lWpess
mining men of iAai vicinity nlil iNe
leIlef lNHi iNe faWnnf N0nHnH ie4fH
illsi oneD male fNe ~ ANal|I0 minf lNe
lHgeal WolNeel M fllf9 NJ NpNiNnH
AN4in Naf Aeen ioNnn
1le noald M lanh lolNu ueaied b
00eNf NJ fsHi Hi NIipN fa'ulNNy ~
alNHN|NF ilf nmal NJ ilf judge NltN
loNl lf's alf HnaH ANd Ealing ilDH
ilf eNNU N Nlel M fNuln Dn'0nlf
NHfINd N|H NA0N M lNiNaNl M nN|I
I|N AaNNN HaHlai|t if.RNf1 |ni4l'Nf
ani lofNaai N lNn ln0 NlaNf N iln
.I....I u. II... I...II.. II.Y .II I.I.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18

YYhe hmelIean eir y ihe mQf' beau
tfu ain " lAo HQfld Wy 4 com
sldor n M Ynnua Az NIlo should pp'
posg on iAo farlh ioaay fae could Npi
Aod d candle NJ opT Hfflase Nlnfi
lenn gIn"
1Af va ~ alaifmoni maaf recently
ly Onola0 Clinton Iaiele|4ll eto Naa
losl lelOlned ron y IQNF Nlp HlloaN
aDolo M Had1 Nl olp'eI sllll M ilN
DQmen NJ l|ll norA NJ y pN1'n'sf hai
W. " Az N4pol fQlaNi mNNafen
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
FHloHgf yAnfLhl cos
oibyf AZ eHlpAep

fNlNF0 hIlI AM NINfM Nflf AZ
go a "a NlN'AW llnWerN NNl'Nh NJ
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fNl HNHi flNaAfu|W $685. M inifiiHlN
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poaiiep "A iAgf
= IA fo}HM nlfnlff A ill fphlifli
foDl pass 1ulaaHt nAlp iil pfiraf
M flloil allHie ilHl fonfINlf ibssaff
$50 ~ 'iapife lApl tppbpp lif'ieif
sDf N Diego
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
IDAHO NEWS ITEMS

Work on the Milwaukee railroad in
the neighborhood of Post Falls is pro-
crossing rapidly.
A rain of six hours duration Satur-
day night put the foresters again in con-
troll of all fires in the Kootenai district.
Mrs. B. N. Barnett, who has been
postmaster at Mace for the past 10
years, has resigned and will move to
Wallace.
From the information received the
next 1900 names to be called on the
Occur d'Alene reservation will start
September L.
Timber companies and mining com
panies are among the corporations that
pay the biggest taxes in Shoshone
county.
Heavy rains fell around Sites Satur-
day and several cloudbursts occurred on
the Middle Fork of the Clearwater
above Kooskia.
Last Sunday was the first time since
the state Sunday closing law was passed
that the moving picture places at Boise
were kept OPEN
The business men of Moscow have
decided to hold county fair for Latah
county this wall. No definite plans
have as yet been made.
Fire destroyed Edward Grenawald Is
separator Friday while threshing near
Winona. Also A. Swingler IS, between
Kamiah and Nez Perce
According to reports from Bellgroye,
many settlers have been made homeless
by forest fires still raging, the worst in
the history of the country.
The auditor IS report to the state
board of equalization shows that the
total assessed valuation of Kootenai
county, after the exemptions of $134, 243
are deducted, to be 6,242, 102.
James II. Wallis of Boise, state pure
food Inspector, reports DR.. Holm
United States meat inspector at Wal
lace, with placing a government seal on
the carcass Of a COW which was not fiji
for food. The charge has been for.
warded to government authorities al
Washington, ID. c.
According to report all forest fires
in the Clearwater country, which have
been raging for several weeks, are now
under control. The Clearwater Protect
i've association is maintaining a patrol
of rs men in the district, most of the
work being backfring, in order to con
fine fires to a small area.
BY secreting themselves in the mali
corridor Of the county Jail at Grange
vile, Idaho, and making a break fol
liberty when Jailer McClain went int
the cell wings, Theodore Reynolds o.
Kooskia, awaiting trial in the district
court, charged with horse stealing, ans
Frank Primus, on the way TO the Orofn'
insane asylum, escaped.
l.. ii. TyrreA was fatally crushed an
der the wheels Of his own threshing en-
CINE, 10 miles southwest OF Moscow
Saturday. Mr.. Tyrrell swung himself
under the engine as il was being slowl,
backed up by the Rev. q. ID. Bell, tl'
engineer, preparatory 10 coupling ont'
The stub tongue Of the separator TO b.
pulled By the engine 10 the next setting
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18

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NEWS OF The WORLD
SHORT ITEMS FROM MOST ANY
PLACE ON The GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings in Both East
ern and Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week-National, Historical,
Political and Personal Events Told in
Short Paragraphs

Secretary Ballinger may resign
again!
The city of Canton, China, is badly
infested with plague.
Secretary of the Interior Balilnger may
resigns
The eighteenth National Irrigation
congress meets this year, September 20
to 80, at Pueblo, Col.
The sale of the entire crop of Italian
prunes from one orchard at Walla
Walla brought $4,000 Saturday.
Both in production and shipment of
news print paper, June last was the
high record month in two years.
A message from San Pedro Sula,
Spanish Honduras, says the Jail there
is packed with political prisoners.
The president of the United States
and the president of Chile met at Bev-
erly, Mass, Saturday for a short visit
General Wood has asked the presi-
dent to allow him to send troops to
Idaho and Montana to aid in fighting
the forest fires.
At Stockholm the international peace
congress closed Saturday after a 6-day
session. The action of the American
congress was praised.
The stewards of the Jockey club have
been formally notified that racing in
New York state will come to an end
this year on August 81.
Russia s scourge, the cholera, con
tinues to spread with alarming rapidly,
particularly in the southern mining dis
tricts and in st. Petersburg.
The armored cruiser Lion, the larg-
est, fastest and most powerful cruiser
in the world, was recently launched at
the dockyards at Beyonport, England.
At Reno, New, proceedings in the
suit for divorce brought by Mrs. Mar
garet McKim, the Newport society
leader, against DR.. Smith Hollis, have
been started.
Gernany's newest and heaviest guns,
now being turned out at the Krupp
works, will be smaller than the new IA
inch rifle that will arm Uncle Sam 5
newest fighting ships.
Paris witnessed a demonstration Of
A." lynch law" in the heart Of the cap
ital Saturday, when man Was hung 10
q lamp post for fatally shooting a man
while trying for q policeman.
no tangible elew has been discovered
by the police tending 10 Identify the
man who met Dr. W. n. Michaelis, q
dentist, and shot HIM down, short
distance from bis home in Chicago.
The forest Ore menace has reached
such proportions that the president Of
the United states Was appealed ~ by
the Weston Forestry and Conservation
Association 10 call upon tho national
troops 20 hghi the flames
CoNes, lsle Of Wright sy Thomas
Upton : yacht, ihe shamrock, on which
wac klng Alfonso Of spain a guest of
ihe owner lost M iopmasi Saturday
while a sfin breeze MAS blowing and a
heavy laip iall'ng 40 one paf ipjufed
kmg taNald Waf ~ tAe accident op
ile same boat
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18

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