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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

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frfahs Sprberun1efs, neIdas bierDur6 fInfietsa
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Der g8einnmifolien beiaateT s3erbefetnHa tlb'
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siersitr6, bsitltrnit, nhh tie beionhe.t s'cr.
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sts fessh rcn edasitr htrstfttana lch,n sis Mass
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eefiien e. @nk bic 10 nn'ffIeettE gilebmtnis
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ttintr iretneptIHtn bshtasri,n Gt:tEitnms fsHa
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Sefticn q. Iah Dfs Nieii Der GeloWmilcfifn
hsiagfrr pnhsFssuns, ipfldt Eto' iststsn atfsnsrt
etnffisbIih ber acilen ifr Areu5uneeH.
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sAsg sHitrsHt eaftE, erfani. rtst srsreYtift, NM
tis neEsa uHt MasssbsH in irstnsrti3tu Nesess
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uti6s irssneirttftn SsAtu rsn aHprsns,aftn fers
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irruA seH b,r e,nsi gintiausii aHs t,m Erbs
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zen stfssisF efaht fSr iet6s Sirsst uue In tr
sH,iis anssss,b,a tsststH isafn, Di, s eas otifs
efrl6rsitt.
Edition 4 Tos ole Cots unh @ri;Esfass.
nnnrfusfS uHs nufipsenb ar bsiet FettsF se.
Glfiga apetlney sUtlehsn aerUttlGH Etraec nrh
quhlotu siceHge. hef.tuert tpetoen fsnen Ias
tsfeale 8tr5eisvrrp nie obeH beffIoNeH.
Se'ticn :. IBk eer Tlrectgr nf Qnblc 5fTbits
tkfbar6 sfHa6fts' Erb eHetmtirn Duet, ttrtH
fsatfsft sHslastrtissn unb snsiaiHkrtH ear tnsei,
gubss,FuHs rt; rem ritefiaN,n une btssn Risisr
usa ssr StssifTlIi4uHs IN utsusraim7HEs Ei'
ttr dssIsp
eefiicn q. Tsefe crblnars fou In arn'i ire
ter uue etiytaefGtrt rrerbeH bon nHo ua6 eer'
irltgiien bonn Bstfs esidiibien 3ttign1Iiie On.
g,aiittt am IL. istbrEar u, 4. 1910.
Eii0I 7. ReHuer.
Trdfi6eni pro teri bfs Etncfratbs.
uitth; gpRtu etastrtsH, 0iui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Ger fleiBige 9iber. Gi,

Der fleiBise 9iber. Cine
oriiIonte 8eoba6tung tonn man ge>
genpdrtig i'm Qonboner 3oo!ogiI6en
GIdrten MAIDEN. Dor oSobr uno Sog
nurbe einem giber Elm 9dumitamm
BON minbsitens einem SUP i'm 8urts
me1ier inmtttsn ieiner Gin3dunung er.
ri6tet. SEPT iit bieier Stdmm Bis
urf DieQei9t ei1len 3oQ glatt ourdge<
nagt. Wlon tpnnte ben trdftpoQsn
Rdger itunDenlang in elmer Sour nit
ieinen fharfen 3Gbnen arbeiten ieben.
Stets begann bas Sbier an Dsrfslben
SteQe, an Der es to9s 5upor aufgsbort
9atte. 9ieIe eifrisen 2lrbeitsitunben
ipe6Ielten jebo6 nit Off reht lang
aus9eoebnten grbolunespauisn ob,
:pdbrerb beren Der 8iber bds Reiultat
ietrler Miibe gar nift bedhtete. Damn
aber ipieber tamsn Sage, Do bas gbisr
Don friih bis ipdt i6uftete unb ii6
tuum 3eit gu ben Mabl5eiten Iisb. DIS
nun Dor einigen mofRn Der Hager Die
Mabrnehmung ma6te, bab DerStdmm
81 fd!panten begann, ipuroe sr ungs-
mein porii9tie. Gs 6ereitet gerabe5u
8srgniigen, Die brolligen 8efpeguneen
bes 9bieres gu feben unb gu beobod-
ten, tpie bic Gueeu bes pierbeiniaen
8aunlfGlers NIT einem furioIen 9e.
mif9 BON Stol5 unb Surcht au bem
bin unb ber penbelnben oberen Sbeil
beg Baumitammes bnlaufbliden. Hur
nod Elm ein3ieer berber 8iB Der Bee
ipuHbsrnsturt4en .3dhne, unb Der
Gtamm briht in 3tpei Glide. 9ds
inteaigente Sbier nber suuberi, unb
ifeint bod fir fein Geben germ bas
leBte Stiidfen burhnagen su m0ssn.
Mnigitens glauben bic beluftigten
3ufhduer in Dem dusbrudspolIen
mNnenipiel bes 8fbers ben mnnih,
ben Wutb aur 9olIenbung ieines Wers
.tes 5u baden, bsrcuskfsH su tSHuxsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

G'ss crsinsnlss..s lsei ..:, s.s sss. =.
ssnigsr eirabfH. wssHua pn6 uEsss su E.sst
ginfnnsii. mir bfsriH knsi6ast:
Sfs a sffstezst csm Gtastxefs ssr Ssrst glns
HHratt EtaEt Cite:
essilsn /. Eak Der Rams nsH ssnsEsn g;rsssn,
0ptnsss rhb Ersps bu Giabt 9indunan t.fsess4
rsraRefrt nnk tfhsshsNi n pis tsiats
GiHs UEsp pd6s eafi& unh wtkst& Dos Gbur4
GtrsM kigif&sH German rne Ct. Wk4cci gfrsts,
ssisfsn u. fsH Gnshlrs AGrs ssnanHi Dsresn.
0ins AEfr Bic sths Nnss Gala psu METERS
Nssnas stsf isse Thef ben Nesn4sa Eftssf. ssa
Vers ensss BIG asstz efrsts. isa 6utsnf uas
eius Gnsp. be ssas anss pesa4 ssa Gslusfr
ApsHas, spa Nsrs sudbs Bis 41fen Essse. isH
fAtfe Nnss efaanni nssesn
wAs nbsras. nerbii6 psn Tsrsten Hssrst tss
fsmnf ursnps gsa1Hnt 1uttu.
5rfriH &rst<. ben Wf9xinan &fIats kA ~
ihrtm fasii4sa GHspzafi. isn 5ons Gssnus ssHaass
81 Rev Hss. sss esr cef1is bon gia- etsss.
~ Gin Gfssks. Jrf&m Nisrlstsffr HEs @sssHss
itG GfEekf, isH HtFisu A1<p eenaRwt ipffsfa
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htanasssn bisiu crsinaas fstsn. fab tssstss6
9ufiirI On IL. U<bruas 4. .. 1910
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Nacifalbciiang
bit
WerpeuiOlu6Oc.

e6tra6e, nerbG'e Rertoner. aeplaa. eon eo'i'
nnaasioliaieti nne ldlief,teu 3sinmeh eslGea,'
euhtn 9uStiffien. Arniis, Hl1ens Hile aopis
itmersea. 6aaraustdn. abnnbme beg sfhtrs
uHo tSeitGis, Ggidrrb g7aaen6rAden. Ginblner'
sioptunp. Daabiaieit. eIreibsH 8itteru. esrSilo'
pisn. siraiibeiIeHulana. Iengfilttieit nHs Irlip,
fIin--erfabren nns benz sJuatnefrtaao", trlt
eimfadl, idlnea nnb biilig allc nnnatiIr'
iidlen gerlnite nne anSere solaeu jn'
genolidler @erirrunseu arilnelidD &C
iltiIt nuo Dolle 8einnbheit nub Srob'
iinm ipieocrerlnngt iuerocu f0Hucu. -
Sans neues Seiluerfabren. Sober icin
eiaener Irst.
Tiefss GgkfrorbertIiN iuiefsiIorir urb febr.
ysidrr anf EGIif6s Tuilape 1870. nflHes
nrn Surp unn HIt. TauHn Buh TrGu. aeleter
sverhsH iorlte. fam eeaen @iffsubuna ben q
Gents IN @riefmarien bcriisaeli besccsH fpetosi'
bon Der
9sriunt.GIinif, 1St-6. 9locnnc,
NEW YORK. ".
Elan er'pabHs oGs giHdaaan goRStiaii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

O. rsfaaHs. 8s 1857 gefiimmeno. frri5l..
- fabteE Esit het gerbs'ieruHe bur6 aana'
Iil-nne bsr Qliie Eirute Ron 4eefmcn Ssross
eis q, fltssri 9uHsis s25 Que Reiti6 pen Gee.
eel - ssprsns, son hem eiabtreil bu
Gtaht QtnctHnen. Eiant Cite. tbrei Eisrtd
Gua oasu rtpdestsn aaiteliseu a0asiniiim'
esiiisn 1. ras s ltreHre sessmmi safss,
fsriSufabssn nit bsr SsrseNsrlHa aer TuiIs
1irabe. ben 5gesHan SirGbs bis sa rsnem
bard ston'.ruitoH zines absuasrcHais n. ners
feIben uUb psfseEuua beS a7nfeEtidls IDit srlst.
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fidnbagen issasGipsr sbrenssibsHasfanals: s2D
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ylsesussr 1902 y sf,nasssii. he. ess ola. .,
aenommsn aab tspt nufliepen in Der Effses bes
lubtsars Der bffuaisH <fabf
ge.fioa q. TAB fiebsnMnea6isiG teTFl Fro
obssaIif hsr agilgn ff.r aretisnagen, nuferlaai
fperbsn fouen per 1reniiab nnf nle Cots urIe
ednoerfieH. bic nn9rsnseH uHb aHfiottf aH bic
gelfruerGne GusaefdlelFeH, melde beiogsen Cots
nnb edncgressn ftns eisIbur6 bfiiiMnif. oae fs
sslsrDers ssriesiis toesn sI.d btfsais ssss
ssssHHs isa:s. Hsss.Mna ssn 81 Iss1 NJ Hssas.n s III
bon oerssberts uzh cnbeEf MsfsnnrfH nHe fis
Trftftu usb 4sybffssftliMuua bon Moffaen. Ne
folniiouen nnb stfcrhsrIi6sn Crhln6nssn bic
stolisa Der sscuftrufton ferpte bic Siutn auf bic
osfo5obsnsn DatInmasp ben AfebmsuiS ausaeass
tsn iusrbsrs anb anbfsn ncibpsnrigsn &nSs
sabtn tr SA f9ilsBsr.
GeitioH 5. Hufs Bic 10 nuferieaifn Ai'es.
msfsis In flrf t5) iitrli@en Sdblungen 81
ssss ssss sssn ssH s ess as sa sg'a j. ''s uss s
rsidss beiisnsrten 0sasnfsnmt fam aber aud.
Il ria0hssu se fs mhnf&t feIA<s afesneNl
taar bssas!ss iHsefSsis bsssela ssul zaesn AZ!
sinrfs Ia peiNem Bars bsfnstes Haoss1(iifn,
msnt ni4t W 6infsn aAf bic Hsnbs In NJ
i1listsn fcn. b!e bot nsx eenefsioH Der tinar1.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Mrs. 3. Yaeger
--sts ssrhtmtsas--.
WaGrIagerin IieIes 3eilallGs.

etoen In ber aIisffer Ssit ,as - estptf's
gerloueu. bic sur4 bic G65gfune tsber beaoSi
fvarea uHo es Iisat fein Spetiel nes. bat
aIn heut8uicae roo Rsrionsi eItftireu. bic
snr1 cine uHbefanut. arGfi iM SiaHnt finb
3ieIes gu :buu nnb toraasauiaacfi. was td'
anbers srfianniIs IN uHe bIeibt. Sir Sotdes
bat bic Raiur bisis Dous bsforbers bealniliai
hern ne bal ibr bic ieIieHs @obe berIisseH eas
ctbeH ibrrr aPiinen.1su tpie Elm aufeeitIaae.
res san ssrou an Isfru. gerastt rt6i. bab
lie In ibrer staeHeH sefeens an aecfiu acenue
robni Hebmi bic gofi Gne Car 6ftisH bic
sesfiH apeuHt. onrH aset eisieibe bineuf bis
DOR bic fnoHs sefeeHs peu Srm g. caean
tyrtiHi Tas Saus IN ant haieu Sa-s yHs
an Bauue 1T eer sars:
Mrs. B. iaeger, irHbu 5ran gtdtsls
ceef,n asenur. stnrsgs. Cincinnati ctia
Rrisilise antpgrtes Si.0e uaD sariter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron Nn-
brep garnraie, Der Williprdr alsran=
Der Il. gsncod, Ioll, als er Die tsntoed
ung madte. er Isi pDn aneeitellten
um So, 900 beitDblcn lporosn, anftdtt
lie ssrihtIih iii beldngen. jsoeu Sin
SeInsn 'Su Iidl bsrufsn, ihn sriinbIih
burheepriiaslt uno norn hinausass
lpprfen hahen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

gpan 90. Roberts an ameriea Ros
berts, bas Gieentbum Ho. 2O54
Gnitern gipenue. 81.
eulius 6riereborn an Wm. u. 5tbs
pdtrid, ] Got on Der 2eslie glpe. ST..
Mm. R. iyibpatrid an ,yulius 5ries
peborn, % 5ub an Der s. StrdBe, nabs
9onmiIIer Strabe. 81.
3ihurb %. Worris on Scieph
morris, IL Cots in Gaerslic &
Slpiber's llnterahtbeilun9. 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
God Bless You
MIR. Rockefeller
So Says Woman at Door of
Church and Oil King is
Embarrassed.

New York, March 27.-This was an
Ideal Easter In Greater New York
Thousands thronged Fifth avenue and
Riverside drive for the annual Easter
parade. resplendent with the brilliant
hats and smart frooks.
John D. Rockefeller, accompanied
by Senator Nelson w. Aldrlch of
Rhode Island, attended services in the
Fifth avenue Baptist church.
AS Mr. Rockefeller left the church
the congregation crowded a--- him
on the steps.
God bless you. Mr.. Rockefeller. re
cried one woman, who seized him by
both hands
Mr. Rockefeller looked embarrassed
and murmurcd thank you very
much"
You are Gods special ambassador
on earth and a benefactor TO all hu-
manity,' whispered another
Il should like 10 have you all come
mp and take dinner With me-" parried
Mr.. Rockefeller His comment after
the service was mostly on the sermon
BY actual count he said seventeen
times 10 members who came up TO
shake hands that "the sermon was
very good"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
GREAT BENEFIT OF BEET RAISING.

expert on soil culture attention Amer
wheat farmers have much to learn from the lessons Of the old
world in soil treatment and cultivation. he says:
To-day the United States has the lowest yield of wheat
per large wheat producing country the world No
will question the that this due present system Of
robg the soil and pshod methods Of farming The time is
heed the timely example of that great populous Germany
when this wastefu system of agriculture Let
country reached half century and
adopted better method handling the soil than
following its resources long since would have ceased to
be sufficient to sustain its immense population But the
the scientist the redemption Of the land in
system agriculture introduced the scientific culture
sugar Did he the right pant9 Let the soil
his aherand speak Since the introduction of the beet for
sugar the soils Germany have increased their producvness
than
1T is not good business to pay dividends out of your capital
be the earnings the order to be profit
able farmers his land His earnings do amount
dollars he able to bank above his he puts
nothing back his land Part of those earnings rghuy
long the of their soil The best and most
proceeds the soil is fertility and
life accomplishing this end found
profitable raising sugar beet
Then again. the methods of tng ferlSng and of
largest profits the farmer in the
culture also the best returns other for
1t follows therefore, that the profits sugar beets will
enhanced by additional profits other and the extra cost
growing will repay the farmer nfod the
gressi Improvement Of his lend.
and which the interest of
grower manufacturer Identical the quality
The best methods the culture of the beet produce
with the largest cent of the highest purity and
methods and add to the
fertility beet from the standpoint Of
the beet with the highest purity
largest per of sugar In other words the costs
nothing and be charged to the fertility of the
soil made by the chemical laboratory of the leaves The i'm
pues and solid matter alone taken from the SOIL they conSt
upon fertility the soil and the successful
will reduce this drain his capital by raising the
best crop for both manufacturer and himself
1907 365 beet sugar factories Germany alone
In the there about 63 in operation In the United
States. This great enterprise has scarcely begun
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
EASTER WEDDING.

Yesterday the home OF A a Sum
ner. 25S Twenty-ninth street. was the
scene of a pretty Easter wedding
when. at 4 o'clock Rev, H. D. ZIin-
norman Joined in the holy bonds oil
matrimony Miss Blanche J. Summer
of Ogden. and l.. K torrance of Chi.
cago. The beautiful ring ceremony
was used. Mrs. H. D. Zimmerman
playing the wedding march as the
bride and groom elect entered tho
parlors where about forty friends and
relatives of the happy pair were as
sembled.
The bride was attired In a hand
some blue silk gown and carried a
beautiful shower bouquet OF Easter
lilies and smllax. the groom wearing
conventional black Following the
wedding ceremony the wedding dinner
was served in the dining room, which
was sweet with cut flowers and
Easter lilies. the table IN its dainty
decorations OF white and green. was
very beautiful. the brides cake be-
ing an especially pretty feature with
Its fitting and artistic decoration
Mr. Torrance is n popular employc
at the Union Pacific freight office
and the bride has large circle Of
friends in Ogden where she has long
made her home. Mr.. and Mrs Lor-
ance VIII be at home for the present
at 26S Twenty-ninth street.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
ITEMS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

Turpentine should be sprayed or
sprinkled in the haunts Of cockroches
1t Will often quite destroy the pests
and Will always disperse them.
To remove scratches on furniture
dip woolen rag In boiled llnseed oil,
and with 1t rub the scratched article.
which should then be vanished with
shellac dissolved in alcohol.
New linen for working upon should
be rubbed over with a dry cake OF
soap. This Will render the fabric
soft SO that drawing threads or en-
broidering upon IL Will be much facil-
itated.
When making glue you will flnd
that the addition OF little glycerine
Increases its adhesive quality and
makes 1t more elastic. One part OF
glycerine TO three parts Of glue is the
right proportion.
Paper UTapDlngs should never be
LEFT on meat or any other damp kinds
OF iood longer than Is really neces-
sary- Paper tbeing q compound of
rags lime. etc. with ncids and various
chemicals intermlxedl. is clearly not
ht for keeping such things IN for any
length Of time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
SETTLEMENT OF BEET CONTROVERSY.

The decision of the this
this received Saturday last with expressions good
cheer by all classes in this community industry has
grown to such proportions to be indispensable part
communty industrial and financial prosperity suddenly
tempt without would have made gloomy the opening
which promises advancement of Ogden
and surrounding country
The final compromise for which paper by
ave counsel and the avoidance of harsh irritating
references to either side to the recognition
farmers organized body and the concedg everything
asked Tor in reason except the increase price this which,
we have been reliably informed impossible
the part OF the local sugar people for this year
The most pleasing feature negotiations the
OF fairness with which the farmers and people
and in the end to complete understanding not think
the temporary disagreement has left sting
OF purchaser OF bee The whole controversy been marked
mutual desire to just understanding
the settlement caused no estrange
ment and beet and producer with that
mutual respect and confidence which has existed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
A COMMUNITY EXAMPLE.

onao Oregon does not appear maps of the United
states and Its population equal of CITY entitled TO
be mentioned in the bank statement but the size Of Ontario ~
measure the pluck of its citizens enterprise of its men
money ~ -
"o years ago some one said that flow the came
from an oil body at depth the opening I'm of tho
petroleum. gushers would flood the little with prosprv
unequaed SO there meeting held Ontario to man backed
" he women resolved punure the earth even to the
upper stratum OF the internal regions necessary in dmostra
ing ne wisdom OF the savant whose knowledge of syncnes and
nes told him. as though he read open book that Ontario
70 De another Beaumont Oil City that its inhabt
unctuous millions
was formed under the euphonious Ontario
cooperative Gas Oil company September last borinp
started ' --e
Ward Garfield the directors is in Ogden and he tells
story conreiy of effort prompted us 10 draw
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
A WomAN'S PHILOSOPHY.
tBy MARY RUSSELL.)

When we read the old.timed three
volumed novels over we wonder what
has become OF the tmid. gentle lady,
who was the poets ideal and the
novelists' pride few decades ngo.
She wept copiously on all occasions.
and II is surmlsed that perhaps she
turned into n fountain, OF perhaps
the springs that beautify the world
owe their origin to her Certainly
she has no place In the world OF to-
day
Has sentiment gone out OF fashion,
Is tho query often heard The re-
sponse is in tho Affirmative. The sick
ly sentiment OF the ace when women
were either ornaments or slaves has
gone by.
True, some small marks Of idolatry
and Difference from man has gone
with 1t. but on the whole the world
Of men and women is the gamer.
The gentleman Of that decade was
allowed many vagaries that the girl
of today Will have none of Men are
not yet saints. but they have made
many strides towards saintship In this
age. and IL is due in a large measure
to the demands OF the women whom
they love
II Is only a very young girl. or one
TO whom the lives OF men are closed.
who Will let herself come In contact
with a man OF low Ideals.
ono great factor in the change Is
that the mother no longor feels It her
duty to blindfold the girl to all that
Is wrong with the world. Tho girl OF
today sees and knows things that the
girl of few years ago dared not oven
think about
The standard of womanIy virtue is
just as high. but the woman today de-
mands q higher and purer manhood
man no longer attempts to dazzle
the inexperienced girl with tales OF
Ylce and conquest. II he is not clean
In his private life he keeps II TO
himself, and a sense Of shame In the
first step towards better things
Tho clinging vine was always a
poor ideal Of womanhood ANY gard
ener knows that a vine will choke the
sturdiest tree TO death II given suf-
hcient time
The man who drank the cynical
toast. Here's TO woman, Once our
superior. now our equalt" was moro
witty than wIso. Did any man ever
think any woman his superior In any
thing save only In virtue?
Shoulder To shoulder. ad side by
side. women and men OF today are
walking steadily upward together
towards a higher Ideal Surely the
man can see that he walks With a
freer step and a lighter heart when
the woman keeps step. instead OF be- |
Ing burden upon him. Women today |
might offer a toast: Here's 10 man, |
Once our inferior, now our equal,"
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Mrs. George II. Bushnell was host.
ess at her pleasant home on Madison
avenue last Friday afternoon. when a
number of guests were present, be
sides the members OF her 500 club.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated cut flowers and ferns In artis-
tic profusion making a delightful pic
ture.
Dainty prizes were awarded. Mrs.
w C. Camp winning first prize, Mrs.
Jed Ballantyne second prize and Mrs
Virgil Cain guest prize
Those present were: Mesdames
Jed Ballnntyne. Carl Allison. r. Ebel.
Ing, I. F. Flinders. Ben Johnson. S.
Johnson. Sam Kershaw. w. c. Camp
and II. l.. Stonecifer. club members
and Mesdames w H Williams. Virgil
Cain and Ella NJ. Bushnell. guests.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
JUST FOR FUN
The Servant Problem Eus.

Bob" says the lady of the house
to the applicant. you really should
not ask such high wages from me,
when you consider the convenience
with which my house Is equipped
electric cooking range. electric wash.
ing and ironing machines, vacuum
sweepers and busters. pneumatic par.
eel carriers from and 10 all floors
and rooms, phones and annunriators
In each room. sanitary wall and floor
finishes, filtered air, filtered water. an
tiseptic refHgcrator"
Yes, num-" interrupts the appli-
cant, but the likes OF you ought TO
know that scientific expert draws a
lot more money than kitchen me.
chanic, ,'-Judgo's Library.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28
What He Did,

The courtroom was crowded. A wife
was seeking divorce on the grounds
OF extreme cruelty and abusive treat
ment Guns, axes. rolllng-Dins and
stinging invectlvcs seemed TO have
played prominent part in the plain
tlffs married life.
The husband was on the stand un-
dergoing a grueling cross-cXamina-
tlon.
The examining attorney said You
have testified that your wife on one
occasion threw cayenne pepper in
your face Now. sir, kindly tell US
what you did on that occasion"
The witness hesitated and looked
confused. Every one expected that he
was about TO confess to some shock
Ing act OF cruelty. But their hopes
were shattered when he finally
blurted out:
Il sneezed Every body's Maga-
zine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-28

lesson in undismayed community persistence which worth impress
ing on other communities where the natural may be equal
y as great but where the leading always waiting for
thing to turn and everastngy saying It cant be done
The Ontario company gone depth Of 1892 feet
has used 1900 feet of casing has purchased rigs commencing
with rotary has cavn has backed and started
again has spent $4,000 and has voted spend $1,000 more
they strike oil, the people of Ontario shall have
proved that they of richer aethe heart
to do things.
community of that kind must forward because where there
such courage brains energy though be bar
waste there be productivity and eventually the desert must
blossom the