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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

es auf BEN S9nss. 8alO bierbin, baIO oortbin. Bir
balten barauf am. @s iphft nit ms, periHipinbet balo
unb 5eigt Id s6enio f9nel ipieber. Sds ploBltdD 1T IS
unieren 4uscn eans entriidt. gBar ss SebIttauI9uns2
Rein, benu es betpeet f4 fIirrenO i6On iuiecer am Soris
aont, Diesmul nur ftGrer, limb gu benz 2idt9eltr1uler
geleut iiG langlam Elm periuorrenes 8erdal9. Ela9eno,
ber3Serreibenb. Wpbnt aud bier, in Der ginianlteit, Der
sSamner Der 8elt2 5at er I9 iiber Sunbra uno Ialoer
biniibergefiidtet gu benen, bic benz aebell ertttlobtf l3le'
nen2 Mil er and einbrin9sn in bds Reif ~oerieui9tn,
Die ii1 Der 0ilbnis p~srmGblten unb in ibrem SdnBe
Sitten bautsng 9a, pisber bic %ieltiarne Sta!a DOH
tpilnmernbtn 3Dnen. Dlan fGbrt unfpilfirlid nit Der
Sdnb gum SerSen. gil ipreaen un6 bds- Bort blstbt
in Der 8eble feden. Sc III, als itiege 8lut gum Wlunbs
auf. Wan lGbt BEN Soul bic pettlde fiibltn. mill
%bortudrts, l6reten nnb Silfe bringen. limb fam Niht
mebr. Die @ilenstraft erlabmt. Sdlaff liest Der
3igel in Der Sdnb. Sus pfero 1T iebt Der 9trr rno
Der gcbieter. Milb itiirmt es iiber bic WurSefnorren.
gsibt binter ib Der ben Sdlitten lno peiB midi, baB
lauernb in ibn aud Der Sob mttfdbrt. 90 9ebt btnter
@olten Der 1lpnb auf. Die Soens 1T plObIia %peranosrt,
Aas Bis nun in 9tadt 1unb @untel setaudt mar, III
f1eint jebt i'm flddernbsn SilberG4t. rnb Dor uns,
i9pn in ~9reifbdrer Hdbe, ltsst Elm Sdusden, ~einsebstttt
i'm S9nee, unb cine S~uuOesMteute fommt uns beaenb
~entgeeen. Ser 8ann III bon uns gefpthen. gir ino
upter MenIden. 8ein Srrlidt purs iino iein Mebs
flasen. 9as aiGt Der Sitts Ssigte rns auf Wtilen ben
gBea iino Das @ebel Der Sunbe iDurbe nns burd ben
Stlrm as @roteste etl9tgeu9eragsn. Wir ftnb in
Si6erbtit. SIN 9ieid Der Safuttu. 2arnut.n pnb Suns
suien.
Nun 1T MaIlil, infer Sattptunl, in Ietnem Clement.
Gr fennt lie ale, bic SSGgtr unb SiSdersIrute, bic bier
Elm einIames Oalein frifen uno i4 nidts anberes 81
seben perm5ssn als bic aiebs. llnb Die baruun. trob alter
armutb, bod Elm reides unb ib6nes 2eben fibren. Die
5dnb in Sanb bon Der @tese biz sum @rabe ipdnbern.
9ereu Ser5 unb Geels bic einidne SdOnbeit oes uns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

~piriblidfn 9anSss pitbsrIpeeeIt. gs III giadt unb bod
fnb ft ale fofort duf ben 8sinen, oh mduder bon ibntn
aud Elm idptrss Sa9epert binier ia bat. nno ibrs
Sitte III beIdribtn, obtr pos is biettt, 1T infer. Niles
1T infer, aud ibr SerS. Sic belfsn ins aus ben Sdlits
ten. ipdnnen bic Pferoe aus ino ~bsripreen uils aus
8site. Damn eetiten lie uns gum 6dule unb cine ipphIIst
Ddrme fal6et uns ~sntgeesn. limb lie boIen lniere
Sdnbe unb briideu ibrt armtr, ipsIisn &ippsn oarduf.
Sinh ipie glidlide ainber. DAB mir niht uph lpelltrs
ta6rtn, lit ibnen gang ieIbftberfdnblid. Shpn baben
fe in olsr GiIe bic Rubtitatt fir ieeen bon uns btrsitst.
Sbre eieent Rubitatt. Sic febit ~besnissn Eh nit BEN
bdrten 2ebT5oben. 5rngen niht poher uno tpohtu.
Sinh glidlih idpn IN benz @ebanien, oaB mir bel ibntu
iino, unb mar ss ort muir fir cine gtadt, 8us 6eltr
fIammt uuf uup i'm 8efel toft dIeiId uuS audi 6iidt.
G!r seben ibnen bon unieren gorrGtbn, Srot. Shee.
3udsr unb Sabat NIB ie inb oroentlid %beidGint, neil
lie lns FONT nidts al bieien %perntD9ert, Sd1 1trete MID
auf BEN Eager aus, eiRige GtrobbInbeI iinb barber
ipshbt. ipdrme seae unb man blenoet iofort has eidt
ab, ,bedt mid firiprsId 81 unb itaut belorgt ben els
~gIibernbel WGroen entlang, oh ridt stpo Ger Wtno an
elmer .Stele %unbenerit @inlab fdHbe. llnb tpsr giebt
ibnen etipas. Rienanb, niemane!
StiB riusen lie I'M ibr armIelie 2sben, bis lie ben
&f nit Der Natur oIsgerIr9en laben. Sis en
gnoerer an ibre STEELE tritt nnb beim Morgensraien
binaus5iebt, I'M @i4b0rn9en unb Sermtiine, 5idie,
B6lfe uuo Barren gu iusen. Gin @nberer ben ipertbs
pollen 3obsl bsimbriust, Der fe auf Monote binaus reid
erIdeinen lGbt. Sbnen it's eleit. OBJ Der 5ribling ins
eanb 5iett pSer Der goinisr setDmmsn it. gag fur Sas
ieRnea lie nur baS -sint @prt: rarbeit". sob Der cine
bon linen ben Steriet, St0r, ben Smll, ODER bic fbrii1e
5orele fGnet uub Der aubere binsebt unb nit benz tlroen
~ssSaebmefer ben 8Gren in ieineul Winterloger aufiudt
unb feline araft nit Meiiier gsb in ~bIuti9enl 8dmpfe
rniBi. lor iih Ielbit iinb lie ihh ale alcih. Sic tenrtn
teinen Neio uno teine @rpbmannSi u1t. Sober crfiiut
nab beiten Grmtien feline Pflidt unS iuent Der abenb
Tie in ibrer ~armIsIisen Sjtte, bic it ih itlbit aus rob
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

mir jeoo6 init ungebeu9elter Sreloe 3ofort entgegen uno
berlldts Ipgar mir ben 8iatomm in beltiher Sprdhe
aus3uoriden. Sohn IeBten mir rns unb bel &attes,
2itDr lnS 3ioaretten er6ffnete mir Der ate Serr, ouB es
mir geItatttt lei, ben 9oliSeimciiter bon Werbplanst,
Germ aotiGerpfpstt, Der ii9 aaeenbidli6 duf elmer
DenfreiIe III SSafutst auf6alte unb b%ennad1it bic 0tlds
reiIe nat ieinem 8s5irt a%ntrete, gu %bssleiten, uno atpdr
In amtlider gigenIhdft, - dls &onppt. Was ib 10 ldn9e
iebnli6It ertpartet batte, felt MIDI Der PoFbompter nab
Sdtrtst oebraft, mar 9batIa9e getporoen. Wteiner !Nels
ierreiIe noh benz gebiet Der. &olpnla itunb nihts mebr
i'm Mege. Ia9bem mir nod efnige SOfli9ietten aus9es
tauidt, brafte Der aaseipaltigs bon gforosSibtrieM MID
ielbit bis 5r Sdupttreppe 6uriid rno i'd mar sntlaten,
- nit meiner g%rnennung in Der Sni4e. Run bteb IS,
fi1 in auer gIe fir bic eroBe Sabrt fertig 5i MAIDEN.
48 Stlnoen nur blisben mir big sur abreiie. Nlf iebt
befpies ib lpieber bic @uftfreunbf9oft Der Hiltief. zines
Der 9r0bten &aufbduIer iibernabm es tpfort, mid ge9sn
ehnsn aans nominenen 8strag aiis5urditen. Die Sadie
mar bereits am nd9lten Wtorsen geregelt. 8lisb alp
eabe tbeilten Iid meme peri6nli6en 5reunoe. 3pei Pub
RinbFleiI6 etpa 80 pfunb - tpuroen ~singctauft uro
oues su hamburger Steaf" p~erarbeitet, Die 5ral etn:s
&aiateu fodte 100 SeQer Suppe a la Sulienne, Die he
einael,t ppr bic Sbir hires SauIes Itelte, mo lie inness
halls einiqer Winuten su elmer ~fprnpdtten Wtdile gtfror,
uuo banad) in einem Sad untergebradt fperoen tornts.
Cine anSert Dame fe1te mir ibren Milds8orrdt6 BUR
8erfialtng, ben i9 ~ebenfals i'm Ielben Sdde unterbraG9ts
unb bon anoerer Settle erbielt tfr 3 puo Hoggenftot.
saffss, a6ee, g6otoIabe, 3uder unb sobat bate ID eysts
fans i'll g~eniigen6er Menge. Wteine aeioung belIano
aus einert 4n3ug bon 8anieel6dareu, barber eine Suit
lanld aus gfentberfeG (eine art 0oppelpel5, in Sornt
zines lle6eripurfs), 3 Paor iDdrnen Strinpfen aus
4abenTeQ, bis an bic anie reihenben Stefeln aus Hens
t6isrfe0 nit Snnenes5ittsrung, ioipie Elm paar 9anbs
idu6en ans benz Sen bon @olfsfiBeh nit elmer Gtnld9e
bon Ghoffsl unb elmer gtiibe aus Rsntbters5ea, nit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

3dtutss rSeiue gJ3rnenS lnFen Bitten .S9pn out, Iua'
e lst1sln perm, i'd iDiirbs In elmer balben Gtunbs bi
TIM tri9eineH.- Der 3oIat leate bic 6dnb an bic Neih,
urb nsri4ipdHo. Nas mohte Der alte siids eiotnHih
bon mir tuiinIdtng Mar Elm MusipeiIunqss gefehl fir
MID tineslunien, neil i8 ben .politifdsn" tin etipas gu
reyes Jnterehe entgeeengebrd4t bate obsr poer ipplte
e mir iptrtlih bic 6~ortiebune msiner Reii. na9 Dem 9or.
ben ~gtitatten.. Run. %einerlei, mas ba tcmmen mo6te.
SD tadte rnein beIes 6eierta9stleib 6sraus. Sine 9as
ni.slhaurs SSods unb pIuSerboI.n aus idpur3sm Sammet.
Stubte nit Saf. zines alien, bafir ab.r nm 10 peniser
i4drfe1 Brotmeftrs ben gadenbart, perIitb mittels ciniser
8uhtntrilmeri benz Stebfragen neue Mtibe unb itilpie
bdnn Die 8Grenmibe dlf ben &opf, nadbem ib porter
nod bic 8dnonenitieftl orbentli6 nit Sdafsisett einges
risben bate. Damn iebte ib mid m6eli6ii piiroepoI in
8eiue9ung. Sc mar erft gesen 3 llbr am ~geafmittda.
Mber Die Yolarndht bate btrsits ibre laparSen Jitti6s
iber bic StrabeH uuseebreitet. 9unte @6atten buIbs
ten pa Inb bort on mir boriber. Sunbe fIGfften mir
sntsegeft. Cine StraBenbeleudtung CABS ntft. SD
taitste mid an ben 5duiern entlang uno folgte me5r IN
tttrttto ais orientirt benz 0e9e. Damn tau6te ans Rddt
unb GtiQe Elm Sompler bon @ebGuben duF. sSnnitt.n
Der @ouberneurssp aait. 8.amte bonn OienIt ~eripartsten
mid. SD ipurSt obne lpeitere3 b~orselaTen. Cine breite
Sreppe hinaufgeleitet unb bort bonn 8i3es@pupernelr be-
gribt. 8auin bate i'd 8eit, ben G9nee bon mir absus
itduber, itdnb ib aud ihon i'm Nlerbetigtsn, BEN Sac
btnett ieiner Gr5eIens bes 9srrn @ouberneurs bon Sa.
fiitst slues Vtalres, Der fat unlnniarantte @spatt iibsr
Elm Sebiet bat, oas ben llmfang bon europe -9rpbbrie
tannien lno oas elropdii4e &uBlanO ausseihaItst nod
~ubertrttft. Seine Gr5elen5 ipdren iiberaus liebenstpiirs
big. S9on ieine GuBere @rideinung ipirtte ~uneemsin
ipnpatbiif. Ht9t serabe cine ariitDtratens fSiaur, tie
rlstn Solnetider, Der @iSe= 9pupernenr, ionoern eber Der
SDp zines Sihinpiunifs, zines ruifI9en Subulterns9es
drtten. gr fab BET meinem @intritt in einfader Sntes
rims am p%urpurrotb beI9laeenen Diplomatene
S4reibtiid, bon benz spei iilberns Granddaughter nit il 6
Bergen Elm ipdrttsanbetrnelnbe Gibt berbreiteten. aaul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

bebauelen Stdmmen erbduten unb nit 2ebn i'm Sons
mer, nit Sdnss i'm @inter geeen bic llubill Der Iiitta
ring IdiBten, bereint, Ounn 1T gbriitus, Der Serr, i6t
@dit, in sutsn rnO nod mebr in b0ien soeel. limb 6tl,
Wleniden nsnuen mir Ssioen, polIen burd) uniers Miifo,
ueu bas Gbriientbum Sl ibnet traasn. limb binfsn
uns sroB Oh btsles gDoasns. Ger ipa9res Gbriasnthain
unb ipabre MenIdsnliebe erfubren ipia, Der Ideue nihi
bes Weges Miiben unb IuRe iM) binausbringen in Die
gBeft oerer, bic entblDbt bon aueni, ipds uns bas 2ebeH
gebiert, Oabnbegeiren. llnO bic in SanipF uuo Hptb
oennod elm reiheres 2eben %firen ais Die 8efsn uHb
6lidtidItsn unier uns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Gage Iisgen binter ms, gBoden Tnb gesan9sn, felt
Die @luden Der &at6ebraIe bon Satutsf lns burd bic
idpeisenOe 8internd4t Ballet gcfdst. Ssrn luDlbt i4
Der Sori8pnt uub i~enieits Der gerse, bic in S6net ss
bsttst, lsst Oas Geben, 2Gnsit baben mir %uuIers 3ottef.
gfer6aen scgtn Eentbiere einsetauI4t uub eilenbsn
2dufss 5iebeu Ie uuiere Sdlitten iiber ben tnirl6enben,
f~untelnben 0dmait. Sept tomnen bic lebteu gdurlt,
bic i'm gaubreif pransen, bdnn piebsr bic Cambria, nod
cine feline Settle bon 9iigeln nit 8trtenitdmmdsn un6
@etoensetriipp lnb mir balten bor Der meteorofogii6en
Station bon @er6oiaust, BEN aIiatiI6cn aaItepol. Sinh
Gdfe Sung=9luBlanos. llno bic rotbe SABINE Der 9asbos
LUTON ereisBt II; pie 8lit in bic I9innnernSe @eibe oes
fGlteItarrenben Norsens. Nidt anbers als bic iibriaen
~armIelisen Sdusdsn aus Sis unO S9nss, 5sigen uar bic
@inofligel un6 Der gtegsnme1sr auf benz lla6en Dad
ben SIP Der @iheniduft al. limb breimal ~innerbalb
IL Stunben tonlnt gag fir Sag, SSGbr I'M SSabr ge6idt
unb I6Gerfdais Elm @snoFe, Iebnt Oas ssbre6li8e 8eiters
den an bic Ridfpan6 bss SauIes, beridpinoet oben
auF benz Dad unS trdgt nit ftetig glsidbleibenber Sc
meteorological feline ~8eObudtpnsen ibtr bas Detter ins
sSournaI elm. limb brinnen, in Der beibeH aintolpbdre
zines elenben &dmmerdets hodsn auf baren S1einsln
feline 5reunb. unO barren isiutr DieOert.br. DEM Z.
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tsortIesnus aaf Der so. seite)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

brought by the Granite Coal & Feed com
pany to prevent him from disposing OF
the lease of property at 139 East Second
South street The suit is the result of
some troubles among the directors of the
company, of which Curtis was secretary
and manager. The company brought suit
against the manager for S7,45O, claimed
to have been withheld by him from funds
of the company in about half a years
time. Curtis, in his answer, declared that
the receipts Of the company for that
period did not amount to the money said
to have been appropriated by him, de-
Died having taken any Of the cOmpany's
money and declared that other directors
of the company had taken funds and were
trying both to wreck the company and 10
discredit him
The coal and feed company directors
charged that Curtis erected the building
at 139 East Second South street on com
pany money and had then leased it. Cur
tbs claims he did this with his own money
and that the company owes him money
for the lease Of the building.
M A. Falmo was yesterday made q
party defendant in the action with Cur
tbs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

Saturday at Bingham, and will close
his tour of the state at Murray. Mon
day, April %, when he will return to
Denver and report the result of his trip
to the executive board.
I'VE are we'll organized in Utah." said
Mr.. Meyer, "but we are keeping three
organizers in the field. There is no
truth in the report that we have been
contemplating Withdrawing our organ
izers from Utah. We are constantly
gaining ground in the state. The work
of organizing in Utah is in charge of
Howard Tresseder, a member of the
executive board.
No Trouble in Utah.
THE Western Federation of Miners
has no trouble on or pending in Utah,
or, for that matter, in any other section
CT the country outside of camps in the
Black Hills, South Dakota l was at
Deadwood, S. D., two weeks ago, and
found the situation there hopeful so
far as the organized miners are con-
cerned. We still have a fair show of
winning against the Homestake COM
pany at Lead, and against the smaller
companies in Terry, Deadwood, Galena
and other camps
Last November the Homestake
locked out about 5000 miners. Since
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

that time they have managed to put
about LOO men to work. About 200 of
that number ere former federation men.
The others are strike-breakers from
Missouri, South Carolina and elsewhere
The HOmestake is running about half
capacity. The output of the mine is
practically normal, for the reason that
the high-grade ore is being gouged out
and milled.
AT Terry the mines are practically
at a standstili as a result Of the lock-
out of federation men. The normal
working complement of miners at Ter
ry is about 600. There are less than 100
men working in the camp. The same
is true proportionately in the smaller
camps.
Sentiment Is about equally divided
among the business men in the Black
Hills as to the labor situation. The
Western Federation has no trouble
whatever at Butte. The trouble with
the engineers has been satisfactorily
adjusted, and everything is running
smoothly in the Montana camps. My
principal idea in visiting the Utah
unions at this time is to acquaint the
men with the situation in the Black
Hills. Many of them may have re-
ceived wrong impressions of affairs
there"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

Us this information?" inquired Mr..
Hanson. in a primeval voice.
Get off of here said Mr.. Woods;
I'm talking to this man."
And Then the Rumpus.
you are-like notning!" retorted
NJ. Hanson. I'm talking to him"
Say, what kind of a scissor-bill are
your inquired Mr. Woods, impolitely.
I'm no scissor bill" returned Mr..
Hanson, land L don't know how you
are, you long-eared yegg. If 1 had you
here though, I'd rOmp on you, right"
You're talkin' bigr' heatedly ex-
claimed Mr. Woods. "I'r oct a dollar 1
can climb your frame like LADDER
Try it," challenged Mr.. Hanson.
Where are you?"
Pm at the Centropolis hotel"
roared Mr.. Hanson, and I'll meet you
anywhere in the world in ten minutes,
and beat the everlasting daylights out
of you!"
Come onw steamed Mr.. Woods. 'In
ten minutes. On the top Of the bluff. 4"
'I'n be there" promised Mr.. Han
son.
(Ten minutes later. Fifth and Bluff
streets)
Say, are you the big hayseed that
called me a scissor-bill?" asked Mr.
Hanson.
You're perfectly correct" responded
Mr.. Woods. TT goes right on the jaw,
tOOv' And he put it there. Things
whirled for five minutes. AT the con-
clusiOn of this time, Mr.. Hanson asked
Mr.. Woods, puffingly:
What you got to say about it now?"
Enter Cop and Olive Branch.
IN take it back" answered Mr..
Woods. You're no scissor bill. . Where
upon they shook hands, and as is the
CUSTOM in such things, a patrolman ar
rived and started to arrest them.
Don't do anything like that" they
protested. 1--WE were just having a
friendly scrap. Come on and have a
drink"
Cant do it," said the policeman.
But you can go ahead"
So they went
And thus Mr.. Andrew Hanson and
Mr.. James Woods pushed the world for
ward by adding to the telepathic kiss,
and the Geographic letter, the tele-
phonic fight.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
UTAHN AND TEXAN
IN TELEPHONE WAR
WeSternerS Prove to Kansas
City Newspaper That the
World Really Moves.
COP GATHERS TN BOTH
EXHIBITION OF PUGILIeM PRE-
cEDEs 5LUEcoAT's ARRIVAL.
COP GATHERS IN BOTH

1t is an inconsequential but philo-
sophie fact that the world moves ever
onward. Never, in human history at
least. has it been detected throwing in
the reverse and backing up. Onward it
moves-and very capably at that, says
the Kansas City Star.
Occasionally, though, some Shakes
speare or Luther or Eugene V Debs
steps in and gives it a little forward
push. Or mayhaps some andrew Han
son OF Milford, Utah, or James Woods
OF Marshall. Texas.
Now Mr.. Hanson arrived in Kansas
City only yesterday; yet he has since
done d great thing. His arrival was
punctuated by no bursts of triumphal
music; if anything burst it was a Dot
tie. For many months Mr.. Hanson had
been perspiFing over a gang OF dirt
hogs at Milford, Utah, where these
same dirt hogs" are restoring the
flood-emaciated tracts of the san Pedro,
Los Angeles q Salt Lake railway.
Having acquired a stake" or contin-
gent fund. MIR Hanson came TO Kansas
City with the purpose Of unburdening
same. He registered at the CentrOpohs
hotel notable figure OF a man, tall,
blond and persevering.
Enter Mr.. Woods.
James Woods is a boss car painter
of Marshall, Texas. Like Mr.. Hanson, be
works for a railway, the Texas & Paci-
&c. Rather, he did work; for time last
week Mr.. Woods quit the railway COM
pany and came TO Kansas City. Mr..
Woods put up at the Blossom House.
Mr.. Woods is tall. dark and fiery More
over, he has a long mustache, which al
ways is the sign of bad disposition
Be 1t understood, now, that Mr.. Han
son and Mr.. Woods, until their arrival
in Kansas City. had never met. That
they finally did meet was purely acct
dental. It came about in TINS wise:
Last night about $50 O'Clock Mr.. Han
son from the CentrOpOlis made a Dold
attempt TO telephone the Union Depot
information bureau. At the same in
slant Mr., Woods from the Blossom
House tried like hazard Telephone
girl No. 6092 at the home office
plugged" Mr.. Hanson in on Main 6OO1,
Girl No. 1891 plugged" Mr.. Woods in
on Main COOL
Hello" said Mr.. Hanson.
Hello" replied Mr. Woods. 'What
time does the 8 o'clock Santa Fe leave
for ChicagO?"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

President Charles H. Meyer of the
Western Federation of Miners is tour
ing the mining camps of Utah in an
effort to stimulate the organization and
acquaint the miners affiliated with the
federation in this state of the lockout
situation in the Black Hills, the only
place where the federation has any
tro<ble on hand.
Meyer arrived in Salt Lake early yes
terday morning from Denver, and is
registered at the Metropole hotel. He
viii leave today for Eureka, where he
win hold two meetings Monday, and
viii address the miners of both the day
and night shifts. Tuesday he will be
at Mammoth, Thursday at Park City,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

yer Mining company to collect so loaned
on November a. 1909, and a claim of $3.50
which was assigned to him by Oliver H.
Pulver for work done for the company.
o. G. Snow yesterday filed an appeal
in the district court in the suit against
him by GOrsOn c. Mclaughlin and John
G. Guerin Justice Of the Peace Stanley
A. Hanks gave judgment in favor Of Nc
Laughlin and Guerin for S2l2 and the ap
peal is from that judgment. Mclaughlin
and Guerin received a contract from
Snow to sell 10000 shares Of stock Of the
SunnybroOk Coal & Coke company it IS
claimed, and spent S212 In advertising
this. Suit was brought to collect this
amount
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
Ha1ley's Comet, Omen of War
and Death, Approaches Earth

II ALLEYS comet. that immense heav-
II emily body which is rushing earth
ward at the rate of many million
miles a day. will soon be visible to the
naked eye. 1t is now visible to telescopes
in the early morning, but about May
will have reached a point from which it
can be distinguished without the aid of
lenses. The comet is very low in the
eastern sky. Astronomers state that it
will probably be bright enough to be seen
without telescope by the 1st of May, and
from that time until May is it will be
brilliant as a morning star. After May is
1t will be an evening luminary.
The comet can be looked for directly in
the east and will rise about an hour or
two before the sun. At the present time
the comet is 100000 miles away. It will
be 100000 miles distant from the earth
May 49, Its tail is always directed from
the sun, and here lies the only element
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
MRS. 0UELETTE REPLIES
TO HUSBAND S CHARGES

After denying every charge OF her hus-
band In his action for a divorce, Mrs.
Adeiine c. Ouelette charges that he has
not provided for her and their two chill
dren since May 1S. 1907, though he has
received about $50 a month most of the
time, working as an engTaver. Paul J.
Ouelette, the husband charged his wife
with cruelty and said she threatened his
life on June Is last. The wife now asks
that her husband receive no divorce, but
that he be made to pay her SIS a month
as temporary and permanent alimony for
the support of the children, SIS for her
attorney and that she receive the divorce
They were married in Hammond, La, on
October Il, 1898.