davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-04

can De made pleasant bonds if the lord and master will only heed his wife's admonition to make his purchases of groceries at our es- tablishment. for his faithful spouse knows full we'll that here you get what rou want, pay for exactly what vou get. and only one price-the low that
 CNAlpm 2r DrrEEU
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-04

Let us write your fire insurance 1inchback Taylor insurance, Real Estate and Loans, 116f-2 Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-09
MILK MUST BE BOTTLED UP
Crusade Against stores selling MIX
Except In Regulation hotties
Forty Complaints Ready.

The health department is making prep
arations TO war against the grocers and
other storekeepers OF Omaha who sell milk
not bottled. The city ordinance implies
that all milk sold from stores must be
bottled, and It Is said by inspectors OF the
health department that the ordinance is
being fiagrantly violated.
Deputy Inspector Bessie has forty com
plants ready 10 file.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-09
NEW RAILROAD TO NORTH
Commercial Club to Ask the Milwau-
kee to Build to South Dakota.
REWARD OF TRADE EXCURSION
Many New Stations Are Forwarding
Grain TO Omaha and JObbers
Are Selling New Lines
of Goods.

That railroad Is needed between Omaha
and eastern South Dakota is the opinion
OF the executive committee of the Omaha
Commercial club, from Information CLEANED
on the recent trade excursion. That 1t viii
be built is also the opinion Of the COM
mittee.
After setting forth the benefits TO be de-
rived from such a'llne the trade excursion
committee In report to the executive com
suittee says.
when the committee planned this trip 1t
was with the expectation OF finding such
conditions as outlined and then doing what
eyer might be necessary to improve them.
We therefore recommend that the matter
Of Milwaukee, line TO connect Omaha
with the. southeastern portion OF South
Dakota be taken ~ with the executive
head Of that company in the proper way
at the right time. II this is done and an
offer made to give them our assistance in
securing terminals In this city, we believe
such a line VIII ultimately be built"
1t Is possible so those interested in the
project assume, that the Northwestern
might extend one OF its lines in northeast
ern Nebraska to meet another at Yankton.
However, the Milwaukee territory is the
one that the jobbers and manufacturers
are the most interested in at this time as
1t extends over a greater area in that Sec
ton than the Northwestern.
Although the trade boosters have beer
home but two weeks, the effect of the trI
Is being felt New lines are being in
troducd into the territory visited and grain
men report shipments from many new sta
lions which never did business with Omaha
In the past. With a direct line from These
points 1t is estimated that the volume o.
business done would be immense.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-09

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16
Sdnucrc 9lnflagc.

9oli3iIt Sacobs pom 2. 0titritt er~
tpirtte geitstn etnen Saftbefebl gegen
ben Rs9er gbarles u. Dbtte, be1Ien &C.
gsnlpGrtjger 2luient9Qlt unbetannt lit,
unter Der 2trtIage beg Wtoroes. 4m
q. Wtoi tpuroe Soiep6 Sones, ein
i6par3er 5luBarbeiter, pGhreno etnes
Streites BON sinem RaiiegenoTen ers
ftodsn. Die SDentitdt Oes WtOroers
mar anfdnglid niht betQnnt, jeoot ers
mitteIte poli3iit SucObs ipdter genii:
geroes gepetsmatsrial gegen @bite
I'm Den erpdbnten 9aftbefebI gsger
Ibn 81 ertpirten.
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q q d Lar 6 q d { n.

2tnna Gtulp 1T SeitamentsDoas
Itrefsrin BON Sobn Sdulp; PerioHuz
lien 800, 8runbeigentbum $1,000.
5rant 2tQgeier lit Ra6luB0erpalter
BON WtattbeD Q1gejer; Ysriondlten
5000.
Gli3abetb 5oenemsisr lit Ieitamentss
poI'trederin BON 6enrp guooemeper
YerIonuIien $4,000.
Soiepb Gebmtubl lit RahlaBDers
palter BON Garl ). 8u6lmana;
8runbeigent6um $500.
Der peri0nlide Radlob oes 2out3
Dorner betrGgt $4846.26.
8erfhtsbenes.
Wite 8ufotas uno W1ite 9otdrgis,
pelfe am 19. Suli 1910. aIs tie fir
bic RorFoIt &c Weitern RD. 60. az.
bsiteten, getegsntlt6 zines llnfall5 Ser.
lebunqen erlitten, BADEN Die 8abnge'
Ieufhaft auf je 1880 DertIagt.
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Sittet fir ben Subn.
e. Y. Hiflols BON CtIubomn Sin
mod)tc icincu Ssbu aus Dem Ars
teItsbaus eaflaNcu luiiIen.

Der II Sabre aIts Qouis glihol5.
Der oee.npdrtia i'm I-5ejtsbauI. riz
nen Straftermin psr54bt. ourfte in
ben nd6iten 1agsn bssnaoigt uno Ieis
nem in Stlahouid G':9 anidFigen
Batter, 6. 3. glihols, oem Setretdr
bss bortieeH Oiitrit:s o:r uniteo
BROTHERHOOD Of Carpenters, 3ugsianot
iperben.
Bonn @at,r lief gsits,n beim Dobls
fabrtsbirettor Seott SmaQ Elm Hrs
grsiFerbsr Britt Elm. in pelhsm I'm
bic gegnobigung oef Jungen gebet:n
pirb. Der Batter fi5r: aug, oab er
ben SuugeH felt ldrecr:n SGbren nidt
g.Isbsn babe. ba sr uno ieine Satin
iid bdtten I9siben IaHen unb oas 8e.
riht Der 5rau bic 4Inber 3ugsipro6sr
hdtte.
Der s5unss fsi 6aUn in ihledte g.:
islItoft oerntben uno babe iif sint
3eitIanq iiberal i'm Qanoe umhergss
trieben, Bis CT ItIieBIih bier Dsrhaf
tst uno Su elmer ldnqersR Grbettsbdus
itrafs perurtbeiI. Duroe. Der 9at:l
bitttt I'm Die gegraoigung beg Gun
gen, oumit sr aus ibm einen anItda
bieen Wlenihsn MAIDEN uub aud fiil
feline grsisbung iorgsn tann.
Serr Small uu.eriuhts fofprt osr
IdlI unh ffeQts Tsft o1p Qpui:
Rihols isiner3sit 3uidmmen NIT siueT
sstpiFsn Diaiom aI,iniohn BON bic
per6aftet lpurts. II: Burden pur
ben ais perbGtti9 aufseqriffen unl
i'm poli3eigsritbt. no fie ihr alter m,
Is sobrsn anga5sn 3u is $50 Selo
itrdft nerurthsiIt, cis its i'm arbetts
bauIs psrbibsr ioqten. aur5 mad
ibrer GinIieFeruUg I'm arbeitshauI
iteflte ss Iitl btraus, baB Rleiniobl
srIt II Sabre alt mar uno oaher unte
bic sSurisoittioH BEG Sugsnogerih!i
seb6rts. Gr ipuroe baraufhin ben
Sugeneasriht utty1nttrortst uno q
asIang ihm ounE noa am islbeH 5us,
feline ssluht gu beDertitelIigen.
gli4cls ftsint Fh in3piften al
Ieinen Batter oepar0t su boben Uni
Serr 5maa lit mid. abasneist. oel
Burden su begnooj3sn. fals Der @a
ter bog notbige gtsifseelo bis mad
Ctlaboma Gitn fir ben Sungsn len
bet. Sobalo oas gsIo eintrifft, mir
2ouis bier auf bic 9abn aeIest I'M
Der Obbut oes aoucutt.urs amer
traut peroen. in oi.iem Stnne mir
8. 9. gitoIs ioiort benatrihtis
fperpeu.
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auaeben laHen, in Der Sdule in Bomb
6iu cine sseuerleiter an3ubringen unb
aud onbere boulihe 8erGnberunqen
gum GduB sesen Jeuersgsfabr oor8us
nebmen. Das 8autommittse beri6tste
auf gmpfeblung bes Gef6dftsfiibrers
6anbman, boB biefe 5susrleiter abIos
tut unnotbig let, oa oas Gsbdube einen
automatiI6en 5prenteldpparQt beIdfe.
Or. 9eutTA unb 9i6ter S6naab
proteftirten gegsn bic 9utbeiBung biez
Ies paiIus in BEN aOmmitteeberidt
uno 6err Sdfpanb mics oaraufbin,
oaB Der S6ulratb unter alien I'm
E.aaoen oebdlten iei. Die WeiTunoen bss
Gtaats JabritinfpettOrs genau gu Be-
folgen. rGs lit uniers BFIi6t", fiibrte
6err Shndab aus, ~Senau 2u tbuu,
mas Der sSnIpettor uns Iu8t, Denn ers
items bat er bns 0efes ouf ieiner Seite
uno bann III es unIeregFli6t uno
S6uloieteit, alle nur eroentIi6engorz
iidtsmaBrsseln gegen JeuersgsTabr gu
erqretfen, bdmit, fpenn 't6 ptrtIih elm
NAL mas ereienen follts, mir uns teins
gerpiirfe 5u MAIDEN br1utsn uno
audi Riemano uns Der pIiAtDernatz
ldiIiqung ssi6eu lam" Der betreiFens
be BdfIus tpnrbe an bosEommtttee 3uz
riidpertpieier.
Mdbrenb oes Heubou3 Der Winton
StuIe piro laut gsIf.uB oes GhuIs
ratbs bic alte 9ornbaQ in ein S4uls
baus peripunbeIt tperben uno auberoem
fperben in Der unmisteI61rsn Ro6bor.
fhaft Der 5ofpnbaa brsj tsmporGreGe.
bdube dufeeTtsnt iperbsn CieGsIammt.
ausqaben bierfiir biirften iit ouf ST..
200 beloufen.
gluI Qtntrdg BON 6errn Sfpoat
puroe benz gpuniton @tbletit Club oi!
gurnbaQe in Der Gpani,ou Sauls fin
sipei abenbe in Der Gote unter ben:
felben 8ebingungsH ne i'm Dorigsr
Sabre iiberlaTen.
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Der Staotrat6.
Die seitrise Situfs itanb i'm
3eiden Der Cbitruftion.

Die 5oIss iit cine Gytraiibuns am
bsutisen 8ormittds. Websr bic
Budget Sroinan3 nod bic 5rsis
brief : OrbinanS fur bsn Gsntrals
babnbof ionntsn erlebigt iperben. -
Stubtpaier aoh BON Der 10. Ddro
rdht ii6 fir Die ~gsileibsbeidluHe"
--Giinf Demotratsn psrbinbern bi:
bsfiniiipe annabme Der 5reibriefs
Oroindn3. - Reue gonoausgd6sn
sutsstiBsn. - Reaoine tam Dprz
ldufig nidt anuettiri perosu.
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9,cuc Aasaabe
100000
CINCINNATI 4%
HOSPITAL
S6ais 1. aasHit 1860 GsHsmiHatisn $500
9reis 1929 Rub 3inieu.
Western German Bank,
IL. anS Sine Str., Cincinnati.
Nuf 80 Saac iniyenSirt.

polisiit Benjamin Rilion pom sr-
iien gifrift puroe seiteru DON
Moblfabrisoirsttog Smoa. Dor oem
sr fih tpegen 5runttnbeit 3u peran.s
lporten bate, auf Die Daaer Don &c
gasen fulpenoirt. 8illOn mar IN poi
lem llmfans gsItdubig. fiihrte ieoot
su feiner gntihulbignns on. bdB Il
an bsm betreifeRosn Jage Ftarte mls
aenlhmerssn batts unn aus biefen1
e,runoe nfe6rere Ghndpfe truHt. Dis
ibm bann au appi itisgsn.
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Der Sdn(ratG.
Die geb0rbe iunrbe geitern bon BEN
ableben oes lamgjabrisen Siifs'
GIerfs Sreb. W. Sober in
aeuntniR seiett.

Dem 8eretpigten iuerben 3rauers8es
fhliiiie sefpibmet tperoen uno bier
56ulratbsmitsliebsr Derben als
Observation-Disclosures bei benz 2eis
6enbesdusniB flinsiren. Qnorbs
nun9en bes Staatss s5abritinipettors
be3iislid Dprtsbrungen fir Jeuers
iduB muFsn itritt burdsefii6rt
tpsrosn. Die aontrupsris be3iis.
LID bes SapIsr part SduIoiitritta
srlsbist. 5enrp Dan3iger pieoe,
gum TtitgIieo Der 2sbrsrprufung5,
bebOroe eripdblt.
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annulirung eincr 6eiratb Derlaugt.
- Gbei6eionngs sSalle. - Angeb.
lid iibcrrnmpclt. - &ilmot IS.
Saa lit nift irriiunis. - Der.
ldyieocnes.
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I. =. 8. 4.

~ ~
Zen 4riioeru Der sSermaHHeqoae 4o Go =.
q & g. sur Aadridt oaB Grueer O. eStloes
baus auI i3 D. gi eeiiorBeH III uIh belite oeH
lG 9luguit um / ubt da6ntittass bettatfet
nirb eom ~raaerbaaFe aus. Rc. ABS Rtpeie
Aeuo Gus. RetSHet, .. 4
81 geIfe eefr i~
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Gier tGnc 3immer nit aGcu muberneu
Reauem!IdfetteR gtdb5uIraGeH Go. l3bo
Gogan Gtrube ~
GIcgGnt mubiIrtes Sr0Ht8lEuHer, fUDl u1o
rciHIjd nit alien moherueu Eeuueu!'tfeueu.
Ro. 1G17 Sine Strabe, 3. @tod. &boHe y.
274J D. i
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Seutidler 9ionier. .3ereiu

Iie EttglieSer obieeu 9ereins fiHo btermif
freunelibit erfueht oem SeiheHbegaBgutB eps
an g. auenif 1910 ecrjtorbeHeu 8toFliers on.
e5tlnebans beute 5eachmittae um / lthr eoHl
IruuerbauF sc. 435 Alebie Hoao, aus re1s
3ahlreteh bet5uipehHen
Sers. Utssser. grdf
Gonr araaer, Ecfr. Ii
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gu perGaaten: 9erfdieoeues

. Bdderet, sutaebenoe; is EIrs. ytebI PER
g2ode; biuip: ruegen ggeq8ug nad Geuiias
LAMB. gussunft in Oer Bo!fsbIattsGiiice
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sioItft.epne Go. 473, Z. 9. 9. p.

Zen AriierrH eefeT Yeae 5ltr asaGEe3t euf
sruner SeHrn f8ilochaus acfieybeR III nHo beuiC
4ahmiliaa I'M 1 llhr ogtH Irauerhuiie, En
435 Rtable ROAD ton ben GeaHEfen SlIr letter
gaabeltdite aeleitet fDerecu miro.
9sm. @rGf. 6. u.
Im. RiefeTt. GER, -
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5erranst: 0ienf- erfonar.

Gobtutt Waferg oIrr crfabrsm arbcittr.
Nac3uiraseu bel Der SaIoUH 4lauo GompaHp,
8iIbcrt aUeuue bD
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Wao asr fir oli9tmtint Sauscrbet: ttin 4rs
i5tH; puttr 2pbR G2 sur Crescent apsRat
Aporbulg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

aeltert SrGu fir auaeElsiUs 6au5arbrit
'Itins samilit StulmaH 26t2 AIms 4!dfs
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D 4 d en- iHr allQsnleiH. 3ausarbstt ttu Rs
6sa mUs bel Y3aihtn HHo @uQs!H btiitu. s8i
EutaiRs gtDsHuC NpoROalt
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. 9R d su fir hdHsarbett In eiucr 7SamiIit eop
BiDei QsrioHtu i5iat 4. Sso.us @ebauot
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SorbagIcr guIsT, an ittneu 3odeu. I4i2
S0bH 5trGSe
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Rarbfer brutibcr. fir Ritmph iSrslao uut
Sauiias 4 5oAars. liz 5tHoGap Strabs.
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Rdrbtu 7um asrHsn an fciHsa 80tcr y 81
clifton ApeHue.
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@Hfbclmnu uub aiiaIcr 3514 ReaSlne
8oGo, @noHoale.
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&ader OLE Nnete oaHr an I'roo 8uua uro
amhel. Nor6nit.0de VAR nno gLnn stC
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Rabatu far aansarbtit c36 grofpc;t aOsnu'
IDonha!e.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
TWO VIEWS OF
JAPAN'S DUTY

Toxic. Thursday. February 24-ln
the house of representatives NJ -Olshi,
leader OF the progressiyo party, re-
comfy attacked the foreign office He
said:
The emigration policy OF the gov.
crnment is negative. Our sphere of
emigration should not be confined TO
Manchuria alone but should extend
n all parts Of tho world. Tic gov
eminent should mako preparations TO
check the anG.Japanese movement
abroad The alleged concentration OF
our emigrants In Manchuria and Kor-
ca Is only subterfuSe OF the gov
arnmcnt which has failed 10 accom-.
plish what is properly within the
tights of this country"
Count Komura. foreign minister, re
piled ms follows:
Japan became continental ma
ton as the result Of that great war.
We have China With 100000 ono pco-
pie on the west, Russia with 100, 0,o00,-
GOO on the north and America with
100.000,000 on the east So Japan
with only 5o,0o0,0Oo people should
concentrate rather than scatter It's
population, With this object In view
the government Intends 10 concentrate
emigrants in ManchurIa and Korea '
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
UNUSUAL is
I lie UNREST
Gompers Says Labor is
to Fight For Its
Rights

Washington, March 1.-THE unu.
sual unrest In the world OF Inbor at
the present time Is attributed nv Pres.
ideDt Gompers OF tho American Fed
Grafton OF Labor 10 combination OF
forces antagonIStic To the cause of la
Dor, designed TO crush the rights OF
the workIngman. While not divuICing
the plans OF the labor organizations.
he said in An Interview today that
everything possible would bc done 0y
them To protect the interests OF the
working masses
Although wages had not beou gencr.
ally decreased, he said the enormous
advance In the cost Of living I'm the
last few years had rendered conditions
tanlamount To a decrease In the com.
pcnsatlon of tho working classes. He
cited the court directions involving
labor uuder the Sherman antitrust
law. and said that all means would I've
exhausted 10 meet the situation.
Referring 10 tho court decisions in
the West Virginia mining cases. that
sympathctlc striles are unlawful. Mr..
Gompers would not indicate the next
step of the labor organizations in The
contest, but stated that the nght wss
certainly not an academic one. and In
timated that the matter would not be
permitted TO rest in It's present status.
hut would be continued through all
the avenues Of appeal possible for a
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
BANK OF ENGLAND
RAISES DISCOUNT

London, March 1.-THE directors
OF the Bank OF England. at their week
ly meeting today. raised the minimum
rate OF discount from 3 to { per cent
This action was caused by the con
tnucd foreign demand for gold which
considerably depleted the banks re-
serves, These are now nearly S25.-
O0O.0O0 lower than at the same time
last wear. md prospective further
Withdrawals OF the metal neccsSitated
measures to increase the banks hold
inGs.
For some time India has been draw
ing heavily on the available supplies
Of gold and considerable sums are
still wanted TO move the large crops
In addition TO this demand. there is a
large number of foreign issues, in
cluding a big delivery of American
bonds In exchange for British gold 10
he provided for. Forthcoming inter
nal monetary requirements also de-
mand the building up of the reserve.
1t is quite unusual for the bank rate
10 he advanced at this time OF the
year, No doubt one OF The chief
causes, therefore. is the governments
failure 10 collect taxes This made
money so plentiful that ii weakened
continental exchange on London and
made It easier FOR foreign markets TO
take gold from This center
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
CONE 7 CAN
Be VIE We'd
Will Be Disclosed to
Naked Eye on
April 8

San lose, Cal. March 17-Halley's
Comet will be visible to the naked
eyo Just before dawn on April or
shortly after that date, states w w.
Cnmbell, director OF Lick observa-
tory on Mount Hamilton While IL Is
never possible TO predict how bright
comet is going to be, he said yes
terday. II is safe to say that the head
and perhaps little Of the tail o.
the comet Will be Visible at this time.
On MAY is the comet will pass
between the earth and the sun at a
disanoe of II million miles from the
earth. On this day the earth may
pass through the tail of the comet
but there is no danger for terrestrial
life. as the tnIl will be extremely at
tenuatcd,
THE passage of the comet be-
tween the san aud earth cannot be
observed to advantage from Califor-
MA because tho sun will be close to
the horizon and observations will
have TO be made through great eX-
tent OF terrestrial atmosphere. OBJ
servers In the Hawaiian islands, Aus
tralia and Asia viii be well situated.
The American astronomical associa-
ton Will send Photographic expedi-
tiOn TO The island of Oahu. MIR Eller.
man OF tho Carnegie institution on
Mount Wilson will secure the cbserya
tons. The expedition will sail from
San Francisco this week"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
MANILA HAS
A SCANDAL
Death OF Lieut.. Janney
Followed a Family
Quarrel

Manila. March IA military in
quest into the death OF Lieut. Charles
NJ Janney developed the fact that a
OF the finnl quarrel which led the lieu
tenant 10 XIII himself The cooler
originally belonged TO the lieutenant,
and, according 10 the testimony. was
given 10 Mrs Janney by Lieutenant
Colonel Robert f. An1cs. When the
lieutenant and his wife dined at the
homo OF Ames. last Saturday night.
Janney saw and recognized the cooler.
whercupoD he urbraided his wife for
having given it To- Ames
During the verbal exchange that
followed the lieutenant called Mrs.
Janney n liar, and insisted that she
apologize TO him. The wife apollo
gIzed and the dinner was resumed. il
being generally thought by the other
guests that the incident was closed.
A little later, however. Janney left
the house and returned with a re-
yolver, with which, according 10 the
coroner and a military board Of in
ouiry. he shot himself In the presence
OF those at the table. Mrs. Janney
testified that her husband and Lieut.
Colonel Ames were intimate friends.
In army circles II is believed the
action OF Major General William II.
Carter, commanding the department
of Luzon. in returning tho report OF
the board OF inquiry, with a request
that further testimony be taken,
means that court-martial is contem-
Mi
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
BOY I Kinks
HE is A DOG
Barks and Crouches
When He Hears
Footsteps

San Francisco, Cal. March 17.-Neb-
u'hadnazaT. the Babyloniau king, i'm
agined he was a herbivorous qundni-
ped and ate grass. Ralph Madison. the
l3year-old son of wealthy rancher,
living near Palo Alto. thinks he is a
dog and when he hears foot steps he
crOucbes and barks
Physicians call this kind Of halluci-
nation chorea Hypnotism is believed
10 be cure for the strange malady.
and m uncle o: young Madison has
broueht him TO San Francisco to be
treated. While walking along the
stFeet on the way TO doctors Office
the hoy startled pedestrians by his
savage Growls He was still growing
when the physicians quarters were
reached, but by gazing fiXedly into the
lads eyes and hypnotically combating
the sufferers delusions the doctor
managed 10 quiet his patient.
Medical students al Stanford Uni
vcrsity hayo had the hoy under obser-
vation for some time. and the case has
attractod mach attention from the
medical fraternity.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
BUSINESS
NOW GOOD
Nsw York Central is
Carrying Tremendous
Tonnage

Chicago. March Nv C. Brown.
president OF the New York Central
Lines, who is In Chicago, made the
statement Yesterday that the business
of the companies over which he pre-
sides is The ,reatest in their history,
and that thereis every indIca Ion that
the tremendous tonnage will continue
Mr., Brown lSo declared that the
railroads had mining to fear from the
present administration railroad bin
The NeT Yok Central lines have
every available du in service. arc re-
ceiying AT the re of j 900 new cars
daily. and are SHIRT about 900 cars
daily of the dem,nd made upon us,
said Mr. Brown
This does not look like a falling
off of business. aud it seems 10 mc
we are warranted in taking an opti-
mis,ic view of theiuture
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
POL IT|CS IN
I HE ST RIKE
Republican Leaders Are
Trying to Restore
Peace

Philadelphia, March 1I-With the
arrival here today Of Stntc Senator
James p McNichol and Wm S Ware,
recorder of deeds of the county. the
most powerful leaders OF the dominant
political party in Philadelphia. 1t is
expected added force VIII he given TO
the movement to bring about peace
between the PhiladeTph1s Rapid Tran
sit company and its striking employees.
Senator Penrosc II Is. said. may also
take hand In the peace negotiations.
Leading members OF the Republican
organization are closely allied with
certain powerful interests in the Rap
i'd Transit company. and the attitude
Senator McNicnol will assume In the
trouble is awaited with interest Sen
ator McNichol Is credited with having
brought about the end of tho carmen s
strike last June.
Both branches OF the city council
VIII meet in regular session late this
afternoon. II IS believed that II Mayor
Reyburn had shown 4 desire TO enter
arbitration proceedings he would have
been strongly backed UP ny the coun-
clle The mayor has NOT changed his
attitude and reiterates he is only In
terested In maintaining the law.
Edward Stokes, the broker. who
procured the first meeting between
the strike leaders and the car Of
cials. is continuing hIs efforts TO sell
tie the difficulty. 1t is said that be
represents powerful financial inter
csts
The labor leaders are still trying to
spread the general strike President
Greenawalt Of The State Federation OF
Labor said today that sevcrnl towns
in the state had voted to join the
movement for 4 statewide strike. II
the carmen strike was not soon set
tied.
In the peace talk the plan said to
be considered by Geo. H Earle, a d.
rector OF the company. and representa-
dives of the employees, on Monday and
Tuesday. continues 10 be the one most
heard of today. Il; is said that II the
company will reinstatc all the striking
motormen and conductors, including
those discharged Immediately before
the strike began. and then meet 4
committee Of the union employees TO
adjust grievances. the Amalgamated
association viii call the strike of
II IS rumorcd that plan along these
lines is being prepared for submission
10 the company