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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
0orretntn gSnotifer.
On ~merfpGrbis elite pper nusit al benz,
tom bruaer De Canal Separatprs.

SSe 9dpuIs advertisement | oeure tlbs
aabe finSes en- I Sarobeo marfprrSt9
aiIte oper nogIe al be mere bsteiubte al
Be nGIten 100000, Der bruesr Be
2apaI Cream Separators. oe bet bible
maaife bIipe pdufeIist at ffnOe nogen
aubeu Grtitel, blauSt hoiS aunoer Der
tan peaes pad Iaa mango ir~enrdgerbe %
betienote glabn inSen idnbel ben profcss
f~ioueIIe StanS iom inoen S~crretHin9s'
neroener.
Gmenofisut mango at bem er @ants'
rer % Ieoenbe for tore Serrbduein'te'
mer pa aurporGtioner, aisbmGro, Gos
p~otater, 8eoafterer. Eager, ia erooe
Shleipilere, ian er be aae paa iautms
lib meieriorinenSe Sarmere, cs bet er
opmuntreuoe for benz, iom eru9rer iie
oeb ReItebrug. at iaa mango, al bore
fremra9enoe N6uD. Der lie bebsber al
orioe BET iom en- R~9ringsiiloe, BOG rrt'
Ser SprneieIie I at oobr9tte sooe ais.
% frembrinep be beSfte Reieriproouiier.
Se 2dbaI 60. panftdar, 90 bet oiitro'
meo rette, at oeuue Cite ODER iremra'
genoe RRuo er betesueuoe, oa bet bier
Ct incaaaenoe aieuoFab % SiItrc til Se
edodI Rafinsrne. hi oisie auroer pnd'
birtes life beo loidle aeenter. Tom idd
oftc or 5ilieIost meo andre, eaer oeS
Nuertisiemeuter eler adtdIoatr. enos
pioerc a~nisrcs Der, al oisie RGHos sos
ueobeniist cr at faa Ben beSite 6lsoe %
oct bebite Smsr, 90 paa famine lib oil
Sc life itau pg ie pan at uoget gddr ttl'
ipiIoe. beGer life at Separatorer inoen
fort Sio bill pGre uoiIiot eler at ben lta'
Rio ifaiier Srpoeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Spnotioro Gag.

SfIno mig siennem GereS 9reoe gIat
"Toifen" at iiee noeIe tore Saubbsoe,
til mine greore efter Sisoet nemIf
SeneiiorSinserne: Ssr M Der: gort
Naboer sosuinserne os Goroiioroinaer'
ne er / fiIo Gang meb line gpsSeIas
men hi Iisser os ioper, SIR niger
Idno ScrtrGo". Oar Irree bentet. al
noqen af pore leSenbe SsnSiiorbtnser
Der ifuIoe bate taeet % ilaaet til apt
for ct iaabant Sas. Ter ieg bar intei
iect / uoecn Gpis, bsrfor biz ise mi
beune Gitenitunb rette Ct benIigt aluurs'
ORB; men set Ifal bore % bIioe ct tort
/ Orb, % BET or: @aneu op. on Ssno'
iiorSine, Tom iober. fom Dig til 8epioit'
beS, at bu er ct biitortif Soil meb biito'
rif 8ob o. biitoriIfe SruSitioner. 9li,
Tom er IGrS / gsscr 90 S~'riftsr Bar bel
feet bette, o. On, Tom in9srtiue peo. ON
sin esen STAGES Serfomit, bsr tnpe fat
itrar. Sborfor fan life hi SsrSfioroiu'
ger faa bort 2ae2 Or oi df Iatlirer
ioa rent ubebiGlpeIiae pan Garbers @e'
bet? Sror nepe betl Som ibu al
Ssuofioroingerne opbneeoe Sslouo %
bebpeaeSe BET. ut @anger Rolf bar
SsnbfiorSine Far pi 10 oefad bsrt; men
bill life eenne Sang f~aitiIda bet ium en-
biiforii 9ienossiernine; men baabss
ban bar.
gi bar mango bsre Climber IRA BET
beiIiee Senbiioro. Rinber, ION pt lei
life biIee iaIee paa Guttiurt, ieIo ON
griIen blso notiaa POI, Ieen otsIe
nraa opfrtffes paa en- eerntIis Ieoaoe.
Bare | Sauten minoes oi be oeiIiae
Eiorbe. Salsfiorbeu ps Seroefiorber oe
gaefioroen - bisIe ire uSeisr SGuebbes
len al Ssnsfipro. UT retie Der | otsIe
Sioroe en- Mar Spmmereae CT ct bcrIi9i
chm. sieISe meb ertB Sut. gIoene
fommer ihipenbe nSom SisOet brms
neS | Sisen, os lia en- 6llgIslou8 Tom
Ser err biemme / Ssroiioro. on? Soriits
rer big, tirre 29ier, at Der froes life
en- Susl / belle Ssrbfiorb. Der life san
innae bcbre enb en- dmerifauif "Sbools
nam. SuaIene / SsnofiorS ibraer eftcr
Rcter; ON be eisr ian Gubre Steber. beo
lea life. Taen ics tom ub al min Cert.
%unbIfplbl Tin Nening er ben: gt Sene'
fiorSinper bsr iad mart icm muIigt idd
iitanS ct eaet Gag Iiseiom bore Haboer
OF life Iaoe Saeen gnd ben ~lipdaagtet.
Saaber mi a tnogen tar Srbct, iom itaI
bore frit berefter / ocu Gag. 2oo os
tribe / @laoere. ida aaar Oct. Nom
mia iii SiGlp, fiGre SsnSfiorStna, iaa
er on mill Geres
Sanctis Slnpus.
Serrbpine, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Ara SeatfIe, @afh.

Set norife acknowledgements 17bt
wais1omite, Seattle. @nlb., bar siori
fore ScrbereoeIier for 8eitIisboIoeIien al
ben t7be giai.
Sc bar iitret zig gpens ftsrfte Co
faIe, uerIig arrnorp Sal. &ontraft Ell
a%filuttet meo ReSatter Beer Strsmmt
fra 0ortb 9aiota at boIoe Gale | De-
norife Spros. asnofat Sobn Sorlen fra
Tacoma bill bolee 5aIc / bet enesIift
Sproa, og iaa biz ser blipe en- Sale a
gbens Tabor.
Sci lepenbe Slog biier Jig anereoe a
tIioe noeet itorartet. Yrof. @erbart
Counting bar lat EueIierne igane mel
en- BEL Gel S~moapiser. fl9St | rsot
bpibt ps blaat. Sc pil fsrit iorme 2in'
ier til ct norit Stag, % iaa en- Rdrid
hborefter be bill forme ct amerifdnf Stag
ga ale uorife Soreuin9er | Seattle til
berer acknowledgements, ialt Is Sore
nineer. icm bar baase Sanserc os gu'
fifere, bill ma bernf fan en- Soritadellt
al, at Der bill bIipe noget itorartet. 8es'
uoen biz Here al @citfbitens Sdn9ere oe
gtuiifere beItase / Ero9rammet.
Set norife RutiurolforbuuS | Seattlt
blep organiIeret / 1909. Sorbuuoets
Sormaal err at drbeiSe for Sanbolo oe
eor SoritaasIie bIanbt SeattGe's nprife
gcolfnins / Archaeological os for gebd'
reIien al set norIfe Spro9 o8 ben norIfe
HntiouulfeleIie.
17be Wais Gpmiteen beitaar at fsl'
eenbe: Sormanb. Nep. g. SpnssSan'on
GET, grue Reibftab; 9orreip. Get. u
~. ReIion; aasierer, Tartin gino'
teim; g. Samftab; g. 8. Su9itnoi
@uf 9oien; 0eiis gbriitiara 8abI; RilS
gfttri 8amslie; Riis Carrie glteni
fen; grof. @erboro Counting; Riis gdr'
fen groi. @erbaro Counting; geiis Rdr'
ceIie 9erften; Gerarb 8elin9; @ier'
numb 9abl. @o. S9terbo,
1875 goren. SeattIe, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

bpem ban bar iennt "Ypiien" | mango
sar. Gan bar hoISt GlaSet | oper 80
aor. ga Genrer. ndar iss M friuer
sisie ainier. iaa fIpper Sauien tilbaee til
ben Gang. pi for 40 War iioen fGIote
Sionens sr9er paa ben Slaos hpor bi
nu mart ale er iamlet for at bpilc efter
en- lang Srbeioseng. Ger er mn bare iaa
igisn al os iom oar meo Den Sang. Gao
hbiI oa. ,iGre Sposer. til graeIeus &eit
Inocr til os aIeI Sreo meo Dit Stsp %
pcIiienst pere Dit Iinhel
George NeIion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Rbre. % Slrreipaosm.

MrS. Sorfion SuSIep, GfopitS, g.
o., ifrioer:
Get er uieS Sen itsrire SornSipIIe
ieg ifrioer bette. s aarepis bar iea
Iibt frogteIig al HBre. % glrrrigs.
bonnie. Suerter1e I Rpeger pdr
ioa poIoioutme. at ieg npiten life
frmbe itaa pno 9euerr og ieg leo til.
Iige at inn frpateIig Sopcopire %
Smerter rrurbt Siertet iaHtt nor III
ole SiSer Nau nerpSs. at nit Gin
ipnteS Ell gpr6e.
"Ses uoguo mnnGe Collars. iaa.
bel for 99ger icn gatcntmeSiciner,
men blep Inn biuIpen for en- fort
Sio.
~gn 9og, GA lea Irite | Ell Terit.
10. aImarot, Idn ieg bbor mango bar
bIepne biuLpue oeo al briae Geuinn.
Seq fuIgte 6oritriiteu, oB eitcr at
bare taeet fire SLATER al gerlrua
fan iea Itoo poa mine Ben os ar.
beioe belle 9ngen ubeu grftrpngeIie,
Snrrter1e / Rpsgen % Sopeoet bar
belt iorIoSt mig, lea er life IGTrger
iaa nerpss % fam iige ieg err fnlS'
itGnsis ~belbreoet for al Rpreipg-
oom."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

ioa IiSt enc til slut. sn itartcbe bet at
resric ieaaraftes % criper paa Iise scei
iaften, iaa ri bar moi al BET pdaoe SIas
get. On anSen lei Sins. iom arbeioer
mob os. er Saren. SEQ planteoe en- bel
Gel Sr9er, % ben bar ruineret mango
at benz. Set CT iom en- anip baooe prs
ret brugt. en- Sci ioniner bog isien fra
2oSen. ga. Saren er ianoeIis iaa lei
Tom @ieita | @amleIanbet. Gen bar itte
riiineret iaa manae RIommetrrer, % be,
Tom itanr ieien, blonitrer MI.
Seq bsrer @inoen tuoer 90 2eenel
piifer moo min file "Sbacf", men bet CT
soSt ie9 bar en- goo Stable" for mine
5eitc % Sreatnrer.
en- flittig SiIien.
Eueboerffeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Cnjfer at fotnrte bjetn.

Ser er | Seattls en- iB apiuSe. til
boem min CpmQrticmbeo IeSeoes al en-
meest paaIiSeIig Rdnb. 29ecrne Tiger,
at henSes enelte SaGb om at iunue lepe
er. at bun iaar tomwe til Rorse. Sen
bill bun iaa iuoerIis Gicrne fad 's nm
Wor % fit aanS iBieh Seubes geor
fan cpbolSe benoe | Rorae. men 8eties
mioler ~n,dnsIer. Ser tr9nees 1875 a
$50 Dollars. Ser CT inotonret 25
Collars. Mesnfab bill tontme | DC SIa'
Be, Iom cptaecr bette Cpraab.
q. g. gereeier,
1913 8Otbe Npe.. 81. w
Sedttle, @ai6
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
NoroIanoSfteOnet.

Set 2Set Steone for Rorbldrbslo8et
Gmerita afboISes I Il. 6. &. Sda pan
4th ct. imeuem 8dbaiba 90 ct. Seter
Ct, ct. Raul, gainr.. ira 90 meb Snss
Saeen ccn 22oe til os meo Sreoa9eu Den
24be Suut.
Iaa mi ole RorSLHnoineer | Gme'
rifa fra fierut % tage geitemmeIIs
ON at meoe frem.
!. u. Sobanion, Ger.
Snicer. Weirr., 3Ote Hpril 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

BONNIE oa timber Dem at pgre of
boo0 9oftoren puuitnar ON benz
Rcrnua bel6rcoe mig for ~inSpenSig
aatarrb On min 9rae tutet tunoe
oisre".
SuueSpine % iuas Hps.
mrs. emma Green, 9t9 Soiuu
Ct, Soon 7. Seuper, Col, ifrioer;
"Ieruua bar prrtt en- tor geifg.
nellie for mig. Seq Ieo poloiomme
Smerter meo beitig Sooeopire iomt
icua Rps. % ieg fuuNe nGiteu iffs
beuppe mig omfriug.
"gu 8eriuoe. Tom bcispte mig.
toa ReruHd for iamme gInge, oa
bum beoTgeoe mig Ill at forisee ben.
Seq farSt mart at oen bidIp mig, %
inoeu min0re enS ire Tiger ipltt iea
Tom en- anoen auinoe, % efter Nrs
Ntnareoers SorIGb par ieg friit. Be
runo GAP mig pisieIis Stnrfe.
Seq betraatsr ocu iOm ct iSeali
0iiSosI for auinosr".
aatarrb | Spitemet.
Prs. auguitn EnuIire DDS. r.
4. o. 9. Rortb GusIiib, Soma, fri.
Der:
Seq to9 Reruua | ooer ire adr.
Seq les az 9ntdrrb / Spitcmet oa
tooSe Iuaoame Smerter / nm bsir,
SiOe, al lea nGiten life funoe gisre
nit SriSdrbei0e
Seq er mn 66 War gdnnuei %
gisr alt nit Susorbeibe. Bin gel
brcS CT ben bsoits, % icg fan lite
nof tufte Or. Surtmm for bans goSs
Rau6 % Weoiciuer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
sarmers, ssr bar mls til,aiss,

burSe b.Hpenoe is III SseiI Bros. & Co.,
n. Gopue, snO- bpis advertisement fore
tpmmer / beune uosaUe. % fan oens 9riisr
isr Be I4lser. 2sits firmas FHunriene I'm
ip~arlisbso omiottsr en- baip Rilion Sol'
lars, "a be CT I~oalsoes boiatts, OF Be sr iiinHS
M at betals be hsieiis griier paa liIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Xefer SdWlen,
Seott. q. Sol.

Meo BET famine ieg inSienSer Beta
line for ~GeeodbsY oiten" % "geo dr'
nen" for fommenSe War. fanr iea iiet
NANCE ga, for bet foraan0ne Sur. Geo
er en- adrife eomnrcI abounent a "So'
ten" "a Iifer ben nicset ooSt. Iad iee pl
life p9re Den fortleen. OF "@eo arrer"
or en- COB @er al mia. Set er fsr'tt
9eren iea guar iaiennent. eiter at "So'
ten" er iormnet / Suiet. % ON btsic
oiuier banner I Rupirfluocr, iad tror
ies life GREATER.
=. g.,
MrdutSburQ, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
WenIige Orb.

"a M bar iee mootaaet Ceres Srr'
mie Gapueitcmbelen. Tom De ienbte MIC,
% brorfpr iee bill tafte Eem me9et, for
lea liter ben meset aoot. hd ies bar ale
reSe preoet ben. % tiIIiee bill ies tote
Tem nteeet" for SIaoet % bets aoee Sgle'
itoi, iom Ee brirser mig I'll erbrer lib,
Ia BET inoeboleer maneeseo OF nptti9s
Ting fra fierut oa NOR. OF iaa eil iea
snfte Sem al SeIO % 2bffe meo SIdoet
/ Srsmtiseu.
Better Sarien,
Seott. q. Sol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
SnSoenSig aatarrb.

Rrg. 81. 6. Sepmour, Y. 8. Q.
9, @olprndiL Georgia. ffriner:
Seq err frrSig til of tale rogIe
Faa Orb / GGpsr al gerura 90 Ma
naIir.
Seq os min 6omiIie bar ioris8t
Sem / SiIipIoe at nGiteu ale spa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
geterien: .Snnb er Ser ipeien CON

geterien: "Sadb err Der ipeien Sdu'
fen. Su fer iad TRIP ub7'
Sarien: IA. bet fan Sn NOT 'psrgt
ON. 8or roaen lib iiSsr oberbros iee
oft. booS ieg siet iii min 8pre. iom bu
tarffe oeS. for at BET life ifiiIse fable |
Serberue paa go. paa Coll, ie9 NIL
oer."
ga
20 6pab tror bu BUN Bar aiprt7 Sitn
Bar retit fin Del. Gar. BUN bill life Ieoe
iantn,en msb en-. Tom 5ebrar fine areSt'
tcrer, flyer bIrL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

sens "Iseprab. Soften" til Sfasi %
geuuer | WamlclaReet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

ga lea netos bar mnStdaet Iapres
itempeIen, ciI ieq bcrbeb ienSe eSer NTH
npriatiqe Saf for 'amme. Sec bar all
brie trnft. at eeu bar iad goo. men M
fon ieq bepioue, at BET on Sen tee'te
1rrmie, ieg bar facet meb uoact @IaS.
@ernhdro Reier.
2oreburr, Saf., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Rnpueiteutpeleu.
=. g..
@rantsburg. wis.

Sea bill iSae ifripe It Bar Orb ne tutfs
for Rdpneitcmpeleu. Tom Sc ierbte MIG.
Yen er COB. % ies er ueI tiIfreos mee
ben, % ieg er oaiad gIno neo at mootnee
~VoitenA % "@eS arnen" reaelmasiHa
bper ltae; thi be briraer Ind megst Boet
3eieitof. innt err til mcasr @l9he og
SpIhsning I ntnrae Sir9. gi bar en-
tenrmeIiq baarb @inter Der oppe | Hebra'
Ia, 90 goo Sio til at IGie. Get fsritc
hi Ter eiter er "9eb Grreu", for Der bar
pGrst mango aooe SortGliaer.
4. ~. NnSerieu, llpldno, Heb.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22
ENDURANCE RACE
FOR AEROPLANES

Garden City, n, Y. June 22.-An
endurance race between aeroplanes,
to start at sunrise and end at sunset
VIII be one of the features of the in
ternatlona aviation meet on the
Hampstead plain this fall, according
10 representatives OF the Aero club
hcre.
Count Ferdinand DeLesscps, who
recently flow from Franco TO England,
and c. S. Rolls. who was the first man
to make double crossing of the Eng
lish channel by airship. will probably
be among the starters in tho proposed
race. Both are now on thoir way to
Montreal, where they will fly their
aeroplanes In the aviation meet that
starts next Saturday. America viii
be represented in this first great aero
contest by two or three flyers select
ed from a long list, which includes
Charles X. Hamilton, Captain Thomas
S. Baldwin. NJ. ]. Seymour. Clifford E.
Harmon, Harry Harkness and others.
Cash prizes will be awarded for the
professionals and cups for the anna
teurs, with one grand challenge cup
open for competition by both anna
teurs and professionals. TO be defend.
ed at subsequent endurance races
over the Garden City course.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22
A TERRIBLE
PER|ENCE
lntenseHeat ofCaIifornia
Desert Causes Death
of a Man

Berkeley, Cal, June 22.-His con-
dition bordering upon stnte of ner-
vous collapse and hardly able to tell
the story of his terrible experience,
Herbert Masters. the young mining
engineer. who was member OF the
BoraN lake expedition in which
Charles Stracher Davidson, a gradu-
ate of the University OF California
mining college, lost his life In the
intense heat last Friday. returned 10
his home In this city last night He
left the five others OF The party at
Randsburg after the burial OF David
son In I7lde grave on the desert by
the shores of the lake where he met
his death. All of the others Suf-
tered terribly, but managed to make
camp after twenty-four hours of tor
ture in the b-oiling sun
we arrived at Randsburg last
Thursday and started on our trip
across BoraX lake on Friday" said
Masters. The lake is a mud deposit
covered by a heavy crust Our OBJ
jectiye point was an old camp on the
opposite shore whore we thought We
would lind some prospectors. When
we commenced drawing our line.
Davidson became Frustrated with the
heat, which was terrific \ little lat
er he collapsed Then he broke
away from MS, and running about
fifty feet, fell on his face. One OF
the boys went back to him. He died
shortly afterward.
"One by one we followed a course
toward the opposite shore. When T
arrived j discovered that there was
no water. After several hours We
found an old well, but the water was
sulphurous and salty and at the bot.
tom was a dead rattlesnake. Two OF
the original party OF seven had gone
20 Randsburg for batteries when we
started on the trip across the lake
and that left four OF us huddled to-
gether
There was Thomas 4. Graves. a
mining expert of Oleon, ~ Y, David
Bunkers. Norman Stein and myself
'1n the morning before sunrise we
took a roundabout trail Slirting the
lake. When half way to Raudsburg
We met an automobile party and were
carried the rest of the way In the ma
chine. That afternoon we went out
on 10 that seething mud lake once
more and got the body of Davidson.
The boys made rough pine box
and we gave George the most decent
burial We were capable OF. The rit-
ual was not much. but It was the
best We know, His grave Is out there
under that sun close to where he
died
The others OF the party are pret-
ty badly used up, but they will be
all right 1t was a terrible expert
ence and I am through with the des-
ert"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22
BUILDING THE ARENA.

Reno. New, June 22.-Reno's sport
ing fraternity prepared this morn
ing Tn give Jim JeffrIes a royal wei
come Jeffries has q host OF friends
in this city and the big fellows sup
porters were anxious to extend him
hearty greetings on his arrival from
California.
Preparations were made at Moana
Springs yesterday for the retired
champions advent TO his new train
ing camp. Excellent quarters have
been provided and 1t is thought that
Jenries will have no complaints 10
make.
II Is hardly likely that Jeflries will
do any training work today other than
light exercise 10 rid himself OF stiff
ness he may have contracted as re-
suit OF the trip from the coast
Work on the arena for the big fight
began with a rush this morning The
structure is planned TO accommodate
upwards OF 1900 spectators and its
cost is estimated at about $1,000
Tho arena and the $1,000 fight license
arc Reno's contributions TO Promoter
Richard for bringing the battle to this
city.
Promoter Hester said late last night
that he is still up in the air" con-
cerning the Ketohel-Langford fight.
Rickard holds out no hopes to him OF
allowing that contest 10 be staged as
morning preliminary TO the Jenrios-
Johnson fight.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22
BRAVE STRUGGLE
FOR A STOWAWAY

New York, June 22.--Although only
12 years old. Generao PeSce has
twice travelled across the Atlantic
from Italy To this country as stow
away and his perseverance has at
last been rewarded by the decision
OF the immigration authorities 10 ad-
NIT him.
Pesce was born in the United
States. but. as baby, was removed
by his parents TO Italy. 1t seems that
this act of his parents was never ap
proved by Generao whose nature ap-
pears to be highly patriotic. few
weeks ago. he arrived here AS a stow
away, but was deportcd forthwith.
He came back 10 the land OF his
birth on Monday as a stOwaway on
tho steamship Duke dAbrGzzl, but
this time had taken precautions and
was prepared to show tho authorities
not only that he had been born here.
but also that he had relatives who
were willing To take care OF him,
When the immigration men told
him he could so. the boy thanked
them with dignity and declared en-
pbatically, 'T tell you, Italy Is no place
for a man"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22
PLEADS Gull TY TO
Be ING A VAGRANT

In the criminal division OF the muni-
cipal court this morning Daisy Mum
failed to appear and answer the
charge OF yagrancy, and her bail for
$40 was declared forfeited. Daisy is
4 colored woman.
a. j. Heath was arrested yesterday
for violating the bicycle ordinance and
no furnished bail in the sum OF Sc for
his appearance in court this morn
ing He failed to appear. however,
and the ball was forfeited.
John Sullivan was arralgned on the
charge of vagraucy, alleged TO have
been committed yesterday. He plead
ed guilty. but requested the court
that he be given the opportunity OF
leaving the city"
The court took different view of
the situation and told John that he
ought TO be ashamed TO plead guilty
TO vagrancy. being such strong,
able-bodied man.
You are a great strong. young fel-
low. capable of doing any kind OF
work, an dior you TO come Into this
court and plead guilty TO the charge
of yagrancy looks bad You ought 10
be ashamed OF yourself. | am 60
ing TO sentence you to ten days In
the city Jail. and you may rest as
sured that II you are brought back
here on such a charge. or any other.
for that matter. you Will get all the
law will permit me to give you
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22
or RYE
WANTS NO COLLEGE MEN

Rye. n. Y. June 22.-The village of
Rye has Officially decided. by an over
whelminr vote. that the election OF
college graduates To office Is unwlse.
This was one OF the chief issues iu
the village election held yesterday.
The official returns showed today that
the anti college crowd had won easily.
The rival candidates for the village
presidency were William Porter AL
len, New York lawyer. who had the
support of most OF the yaohtsmen,
golfers and New York commuters,
and Solomon Ireland, the village un-
dertaker. who ran on Nhe. so-called
Citizens Independent ticket, Tho en-.
tire Independent ticket won The In
dependent platform opposed the cleo
tion OF college men to office. declar-
Ing that natives give more practical
and economical government"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22

Friederichshafen, Germany, June Z2.
i he new Zeppelin dirigible Deutsch-
land sailed for Dusseldorf at three
clock this morning 1t sailed over
Benn at 1895 O'Clock.
Dusseldorf, Germany, June 22.-The
first regular airship passenger SER
vice was inauguratod today when
Count Zeppein'S great craft. the
Deutschland. carrying twenty passeu
gers. successfully mnde the first
scheduled trip from Friederichshaien
to this city. a distance of. 300 miles,
In nine hoiUs. go. ....
The wenther was perfect and the
motors worked fanltlessly> The aver
ase time maintained for the complete
course was approximately 33 miles an
hour but between Friedrichshafen and
Stuttgart. the 134 miles was covered
at an average rate OF Al miles an
hour The best speed for q single
hour was 4S 1-2 miles.
Count Zeppelin Was nj the helm
when the Deutschland left Frieder-
ichshafcn at o'clock this morning
AID sailed away on the trip that was
To mark an epoch In aviation. Tho
passengers were some of the directors
OF the Hamburg American Steamship
company aud the German Airship
Stock company. Joint owners OF the
uirigible. and guests.
They occupied the mahogany wall
ed and carpeted cabin situated be-
tween the goDdolas and from the win"
dows of which they Viewed the seem
cry as the aerial car swept along,
Count Zeppelin steered for the great
er part OF the distance
The route was Via Stuttgart, Mann
helm and Cologne to Dusseldorf
II had been marked carefully In ad-
vance for the guidance OF the pilot and
wos followed exactly. There was no
air stirring and the Deutschland
made her way unhampered through
flood Of sunshine.
The hour and minute OF the pass
age OF the various points had been bull
letined ahead so that not only people
OF the ciues OH the line who filled the
streets, but the inhabitants of all the
intermediate villages turned out and
oheered enthusiastically as the i'm
mense torpedo-likc structure with its
whislling screws drove over their
heads at a height OF between 200 and
800 feet
The Deutschland swung gently in
TO her landing place here at noon and
the multitude surrounding the land
ing yards shouted welcome,
The city had been gaily decorated
in honor OF the event The promot-
ers OF the enterprise and thoir guests
were entertained at public dinner
Regular trips VIII be made and
many tickets already have been sold
for the first few days at from SIS 10
s5o each, The airshIp is equipped
with a restaurant which Will supply
the passengers with buffet service
such as is afforded on railroad trains.