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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

Sn Soma lit Die 9oLitit intereI.
Iant, neil es bort CppoIition Qibt unD
ni6t alIes bon Der Wiai6ine oorberete
tet Dtro, mie in ben 0ftllhen Staaten.
Gos SSntereiie ton3entrirt ii6 auF ben
Gampf geqan Die pier Stanppatter
6uQ, Smit6, Soper unD Genneop, Quf
beren StaIpe bic eSniurQenten jaosn.
Gs lit interei1Qnt, GIT 6eobadten, lpIe
ME StanDpdtter lid pinosn. Der
Wurm auF Der 2lrqel lit i'm 9er8leih
tlafiiide pLaTtit. Jhre HeDen Begin
nen Die Stdnbpatter Damit, DQB iie ben
neuen SariF ais Elm WtuTter BON Meisz
belt loben. 9abei fommt es ibnen ouf
Elm 9uBero llnpobrheiten niht an.
gu bieien qeb0rt bic 8eh1uptunq, bdB
unier U2arimalz uno M2inimalz5urif
bas QusIanO qe3pungen 6abe, uns
@lei6begiinftiqung nit an0eren 2Gns
bern 3u gendhren, mas nit Der Wabr.
beit i'm fhroFfiten DioerTprud itebt.
4ber ale Oieie Qo6eserhebungen iperz
ben 0urh 0as 8eriprehen ntDerruTen,
Die nDt6igen 8erDiQigunqen be9ufs
&bfahung zines neuen 1arifs 3u unz
teritiiBen. W}it gte6t nirD Der girqer
BON Soma fragen, lpdrum man fir Ell
nen neuen 3arif eintreten pill, ipenn
Der jeBiqe 10 gut uno i60n 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18
6tuge uen
baIten INNER cine Jlaife Or. .MiAteri
Pain-Expeller

i'm Sauie. Gin auberI1iiiees Gin.
reibeinittel BET aIlen rbemnntiihen
Sdmer5en, erfdlilingeiL Beritou.
hnngen mfiu. 25 uno Soc IN Qlpothe.
fen. Nur edit NIT Mnfer.
+. AD. RICHTER q Co.
tsss ssssfksst x1snnses,
2lS Pearl Ssssss, Aew Yask.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

Sd Iebe aus o.itI6en 9l1ttsrn, boB
man iih liber einsu neuenStiIbburgsrs
ftrsib bss ma.Ihen ghiIiitertbums
oufboIt. Gi. 1yoben 2onboner Gsibs
bibliotheten ha5sn einen pripaten ,3cns
Tor sin9sieBt. Es tommt felt einiaer
,3eit teIn Romoa in ben llmIauf, Der
niht BON Der 3eniur bieier Snititute uuf
bic moraliite Stubenreinbeit gtpriift
poroen pGre. geInfperosn einflubreis
der Sreiis, Dcren iungs 9odter, neil
man iih auf 0ls 4uspabI Der 2sibs
bibIiothet btr.ieb, ihre lettiire uns
tontrpllirt entnabmen uuo 9eIegentlih
bsosrtlite gUhcr mad 6auie bro6ien,
baben 81 bleier Ginri6tung gefiihr..
Sin Snitltut tpie Wubie's, bic qr0bts
8iiherIetbanit1It Der Wslt, bic bon ei.
nsm DieIbeQebrien neuen Rpman 6uns
berte bon grempldren fault. tam init
isinem 3eniursoitt ben grfoIg zines
8uhss Dernjttsu. Die 4utorsn Iiuo
oapon nidt erblut, mas gu besreiien
1T, unb in Isutidlonb fpriht man bon
Der puritorii6en priioeris Der anssls
ia6ien.
Sdon lit Elm 3uifonb tpobl niht su
nenuen, mo bic Yerfertieuno Der Biz
der - ober il9sn mir mosnifiquement
bic Qiteratur" - auf bic moralii6e
2aiQsnpsite Der 8adfiihe abesitett
perbsn mub. Qlein bas Gbaratteris
itiide, iheirt mir, iit sioentlih bic 2tbs
hdnaigtsit Der S1reibenpen bon ben ges
i6dftIidsn 8ebiirfnifen Der groBsn
QeibanTaltsn, urb bnmit perhi.ft es
iid bor Der GinIsBuna bes Seniors
ouns ,benio. Die noipe 8orit.nunQ,
bub in elmer topitaliitif6en Gsfsai6aft
Der ShriftiteQer oliein 70 Isbsn unb
orbeiten fam. fDie feline @prfdbren in
Der ,3sit bes unabhGngiaen 9anotperts,
tpirb nod uuirs6t erholteH, ipeil bic
tommeraieller 5ntereHen ibren 0ors
tbeil babel finosn. aefer unb 2eierin
Iollsn gldubsn. baB ale bieie Bidder
Der unmittelbaren SnIpirdtion Der
Muie entfpringsu. Wiibten iis, ss iei
in ben @eiebsn bon 4ngebot unb Rahs
frao. unb nit1t in ben NaturaeieseH
beuriinbet, bub bic armen giafhinens
fhreibsrinnsn Der Romane 10 bdufi1
2orbs unb WiiQion1re heirnthen, 10
tpiirbs ibnsn bas @anse ni6t halb fns
pisl 8eraniioen bereiten.
etn England i'll bieis gntfpidluno
tueiter porgei6ritten ols in Deutihs
lamb. Die 8uhnenprobuttion bdnet in
eriter 2inis bon bem grmeii.n Der gros
fen Billet aesnturen unb dbnlitlsr
6anbelsintereisn ub, bic nit ihren,
Gelbe bas 36eater finnnsiren miiiIen,
ebe ss ii6 an nelie Glide terunfpugt.
s5n Der 8sllstriitif finb es bic 2eihs
bibliot6eteR, Die aolportagefirmen irln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18
Mittluodl, Den Is. Wai 1910.

Sn Der 8aIlinger u NffGre
lit pieber cine neue gntoeduHg 9emaat
pproen. SieIe gebt babin, odB Grz
SetretGr GurfieIo Sptone i'm Bureau
isineS glmtsnaffoI9ers aebobt babe.
Gsht bic urteriununQ meter, 70 piro
nuh mebr &latId1 perbreitet lperoen.
8os 8ernjinftigite pGre, oa Boas sc
nutstommittee feline 2lrbeiten ihIeu@
nigit beenoet uno 8aQinger ebenIo
InIeunigit feline gntluNunq nimmt.
Menn 2ebterer Der Freuno oeS BrdItz
benten ipdre, fir lpelten er iih aus
gibt, 70 bate er bjsien Shrttt ihon
IdngIt getban, oenn 9aIin9er mar PPM
eriten Sage al ein 8lstoetpt6t Iitr Die
Nominiitration. Gr 9eb0rt 3u ben unz
oliidliben W}enI6sn, bic beFtdnoig err
tldren unb iih pertheioigen miiTen u1o
9enen man I'm 10 iDeni8er 9laubt, I'M
10 mebr Iis ertlGren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

unb aus rlGttGem grDagen
Satt' er tinsn 0dmpFbeoienten
Sid qemoht unb cine 8ampffrau,
Dir ihm formlih ongetraut tpor.
9dmpfbebisnisr, Ddmpfeemablin,
5bdten ooHs bieitlben 3ienite,
Bis spei Menihen iimpsln S6lasss.
Sieh, 10 bod itieg Die Wlthanit
Sn 2lt GngIuno!
Gs mar Der Qrotsit bes bihtenben
uno oentsnbsn 9sutihlano esgen bic
neue Observation-Disclosures unb Sn.
ouitriempraI, bic bdmais in England
@er6uih mohte. 4ber instpiid1en hds
ben fotte aeui,, fpie Gorlpfs. Rustin,
8idens. arnoEo auf ben ielbits.rehisn
Qhili'ter losaebdmmert. DAB bic
menIfen bier bon ibrer 8ortrsffli6s
feit mebr lbsr3eugt ieisr oIs IN
8eutIhlanb, tann ih nift finben -
i'm 8egsnibeil. Stan gaul iost, bag
es iibsrbuupt BLOB sfpei Meni6enrai'
ZEN qibt: @rtooisr nnp Shafmeiiter.
gtlm, Die gritcn rehnen I'M 8onsen
an Den Staimeiitern, aud heitte. 4l'
lein Die 9eutifen iino aeraoe aiih
feline s(rfa6ier, Ipie man in5tpilden
uemerft haben ipiro. llniere esn9e.
nieure unD 8antm1nner fonnen ne.
ben Den enalfifen anr5 gnt be'teheH.
geur Der .Bennp.n.liner" Der fir ben
,TIohipniinqer sln5eiaer" Sorooner
arieie id)reibt, nluB INNER nod 10
thun, aIg ob ieine abonnenten 8ot.
teriobne mnb bic Gngldnoer iteIfe En.
ritnncr m0ren.
Gs iii nidt ridltig, hab GnsIano
BON priioen Sei,hIern bepobnt piro.
Die moraIiihen 9robIeme meroeil
nit oeInielben erHit angeiaBt, Dic
in Gcmiihlano. @ebIlbete WinHner
mo tSrauen iprehen BON beiflei,
Gingen obne Sd)ei. God) ipiro al
leroinas in Der Yreiie uno auf Der
giibne oas Seruele nid)t 10 pieI ani'
qeitod,ert mie bel ltns. @isbiatter,
mic monde oelitihen unb nle iran
3oiilhen, fpiiroen iid) bier nift bal.
TEN fonnen, Dielieidlt neil bic eng
Idnocr bonn politiiden unb io5ialen
ssiB perlaneen, oai, er nit ben geae'
benen eiementen geiifreidl ipieit. lin
befleiDete Gables bii,su3eihnen oar'
in Iiegt io5uingen afein Sport". Gn'
nit fonn man Ieidlt frebien geben
Tie ernitbaftiefeit, nit Der man iesi
In Geutihlanb ben geihledtIider
5ragen 3u 2eibe gebt - friiber bieIi
man iie fir gons einfah - lit EN-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

Die 5abrttante nz2lTociation
bat IiA fir unbsI6rdnfte GinnunDc-
runa ertlGrt. Die Gmpfs6Iung bon
bieier Seite erfolgt niht aug 6um1-
nitdt ooer aus freibeitlihen Brin3i-
pien, Denn bieie gHociation bat fir
folhe eSoeule tein geritdnoniB. sic be-
trahtet es als ibre 5auptaufgabe, Die
2obne berab5ubriiten unb o6ne Jrugs
miro biefe 4bfi6t bur6 cine unbez
fhranftegintpanbsrung gef0rbert. 9as
lest ober Die Syruge nabe, ob bas nidt
Elm berehtigtsr 9runh iei. etpas Gir-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

Seitoem bic 8unDes zRegierung
iin nit Der l1ntariuhung Der Rubz
runQsmitteI bei6dftigt, Bat man crit
tpatrqenommen. pie oas 90lt
i6teihenbsn Gtften 1usQeiebt 1T. Sc
ZEN SaQ neroen GfpaQrsn tonfis2irt,
oie Der 8eIuno6eit InaDli6 Iino. Die
FER Sage lpuroen auT 8efebI oe5 Bun
0eaoerj6t5 800 GiIten W}accdrori5
nernintet, betreffs nalc6er naGoepieien
luuroe, baB Iie nit einem 8iftitoff qetb
Qefdrbt noroen paren. eyun1e 7unoe
uno MeerIhneinhen. Die man nit bic
len W}accaronjs oefuttert bate, tar
zen, loie Die CbDuftion nahoepieIen
bat, an W1Qenent2iinouno. Wo feline
StdOiQunQ Der 6eIunoheit itattftnoet,
piro Elm rGuberiiter grofit erpreBt.
gtdch ben Grmittelungen Der 8eb0roen
fheint es faFt dQQemeiner 9rauf1 3u
ieIn. baB Wabrungsmittel, Die plumb
rreiie Derpadt neroen, iehr ielten Das
poQe 8epiht ouTpeiien. Gteier 8ez
truQ lpirD. Die es Iheint. in beionoers
oroBem Wtube nit Butter getrieben.
Sffenbur itsinen DieIe Butter bGnDler
iih fir 4pDt6eter 3u faIten, Denn i6re
Yfunoe lpeiien aQe 2lpotheterqepitt
Guf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18
Die enaliihe Eriioerie.
0on Or. 9 0uttmon n.

Der 3enior Der %riuotbibliotb.tsn. -
9sihGft unb gItterotur. -- 5alIhs
8earific buber uno briiben. -- DIE
ensIiitc Sr3ic5lng. - Reipstta6ili'
tai unb 0cute.ei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

SIN nationulen Repr0ientdnz
tertauIe bat Sabbotb aus G6icu9o eine
giu e;ngebraht, peIGe Die GntIdI1unq
ppn 8uroes =8efanBenen auf 1arole
nprIic5t. Sein: 9eqriinDurQ 1T, oob
reite Spig6uben, Ipie 8dntpr0'iOen@
ten, beonuoigt Deroen. pGbreiD Gefanz
gene, Die iiter tetne G2lomittel nerfiiz
aen, lire 9an3s 3e,t obijBen miiTen.
lin oieIer unteridieo 5ptIden arm
uno reid i'm 3uttboufe ous8uglsihen,
io1 fir aIle @efurgenen cine GntIoI>
iung duf QaroIe sin9efiihrt neroer.
Der 8orIhIa9 Iduft oordus hinaus,
baR iiberboupt Riemono eingeIperrt
nerbsn ioa uno bas lit entitieoen nm
onrebm6ur. Der riftiqe We9 lit, oa9
SeonaoiQurgsreht in iolter Weiie
ein3uihrdnfen. RAP e5 nur in oenjeniz
aer SGIIen oeibt piro, in peltem eine
8er!peiQerunQ Elm llnreht nGre. ME 4.
9. neu entoette entlo'tenoe 9eneiie
pber unsebiihrIih Ttrerqe Strafen uIp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

- Den Gefangenen ouf glofpeas
Sslunb iino in Der leBten 3eit, pie
erft ieBt entDedt fpurbe, Gtgdrren, giz
garetten, Sabat, Shnaps, ionie ane
oere Gontru6unDe bon Der bic eSnIel
iiberIpannenben 2usnsboro Bride
aus 5ugeporfen iporoen, bod ioa BEN
ieBt Elm gnoe gemaht tperpeu.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-01-06

Last year a thousand ships or moro
we're lost; the year before the seq
took nearly the same toll. TO the
tourist his assurance Of safety lies
in the fact that II IL the sailing YES
sci, with its dependence on the ncN'o
wind, that largely makes up the 're'
mendous loss.
FreIghtIng steamers. voyaging on
unfamiliar coasts, nearly compete
the disaster roll. but to the great
liners, with their familiar routes
their well known lanes Of travel
their guarded and well lighted mar
bors. and all their appliances ior
safety. the manifold dangers OF inc
ocean are only the remote possloii'
ties that give a touch Of adventure
IN their passage from land TO lana
According TO a writer in the Neu'
nry, the probabilities OF disaster are
triflng.
Every morning brings us some
story Of death or accident on lanu'
while the great passenger ships come
and 20 IN monotonous regularity
bringing no reports more stirring
than those Of high seas that have kept
them from making new records. with
the present madness for speed ana
ITS attendant recklessness. our streets
demand constant alertness II you
would cross them with safety.
Speed at sea has come through
larger and more stoutly constructed
shIps. So the familiar old story OF
the sailorman at sea in a storm who,
serene in his consciousness OF ample
sea room. piously calculated: God
help the poor folks ashore tonight
Is not wholly fantastic.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-01-06
OIL Fuel In the British Navy.

II is curious that the British naval
authorities should have abandoned
oil fuel at a moment when In foreign
fleets it has been decided that us
advantages are so considerable as 10
make It desirable to abandon coal IN
the smaller craft.
IL is probable that there is one sir
pie explanation Of the change In Ad
mIralty policy The British Empire
has very limited resources OF OIL
fuel and at present the supplies on
the navy have TO be obtained from
abroad. These supplies may be cut
off in time Of war and therefore the
Admiralty is compelled TO sink con.
siderable capital in reserve stores OF
fuel
The British navy already possesses
a large number OF ships which make
large demands for oil fuel All the
later capital ships Of the navy carry
oil fuel, in addition to coal, and Tor
some years past all torpedo cratt
have been fitted exclusively, for the
use Of liquid fuel ''.' '
Apparently the. Admiralty has de-
cdded that In view Of the present
limited sources Of supply and their
liability to interference it. is an act
OF craftsmanship not to commit the
navy further in this direction. There
Is every reason TO hope that in the
near future additional supplies OF oil
fiel will be available within the BRIT
ish Empire, and then presumably the
Admiralty will revert once more tc
its use In new ships.-Cassier's Maya
| zine.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-01-06
PRESSED HARD
Coffee's Weight on Old Age.

When prominent men realize the
change in health that Postum can
bring they are glad to lend their tes-
timony for the benefit Of others.
A superintendent OF public schools
In North Carolina says:
my mother, since her early child
hood, was an inyeterate coffee drink
er, and had been troubled with her
heart for a number of years, and COM
planned Of that weak all over feeling
and sick stomach.
Some time ago ! was making an
official visit TO a distant part Of the
country and took dinner with one of
the merchants of the place. noticed
a somewhat peculiar favour of the
coffee, and asked him concerning It.
He replied that it was Postum
II was 80 pleased with II, that af-
ter the meal was over, | bought a
package to carry home with me, and
had wife prepare some for the next
meal. The whole family liked II so
well that we discontinued coffee and
used Postum entirely.
Il had really been at times very
anxious concerning my mothers con-
I dition, but we noticed that after using
Postum for a short time she felt so
much better than she did prior to its
use, and had little trouble with her
heart and no sick stomach, that the
headaches were not so frequent, ant
her general condition much improved
This continued until she was as vel
an, hearty as the rest OF US.
IL know Postum has benefited my
self and the other members OF tn,
family, but not in so marked degre,
as in the case Of my mother, as sh,
was victim of long standing"
Read "The Road to MELVILLE" Il
pkgs. .,
There's a Reason"
Ever read the aboveIetter? A ney
one appears from time to time. The
are genuine, true, and full OF humal
interest. >. .b.'
i -at
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-01-06

Aim high" is a good motto, all
right. but the Detroit Free Press
thinks it doesn't Justify man In
shooting at a balloon.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-01-06

= O Ia v
sst6* have made an attack .nEof Dr.,
EFederck: a. Cook In it Peary
d charges that Cock took undue adj
vantage of his own preparations to
reach the pole, and cites as an exam
pie Cooks taking for expedition pur-
poses the dogs which had been bred
and trained for Peary.
1t is also said that Peary gives facts
and figures to show that certain re-
ports made by Cook could not be sub
Stimulated.
One Of these letters, the publica-
ton of which will prove the opening
gun in a scientific battle, Is said TO
be in the possession of Mrs. Peary in
the Peary bungalow at Eagle Island.
- Caution will be the watchwOrd OF
the Rational Geographic Society, ac-
cording to the decision Of the Board
of Managers, which met 20 consider
the subject of the discovery Of the
North Pole
The society will await the detailed
reports OF both Commander PearT
and DR.. COOK. They VIII not accept
the word of any one regarding the
details Of the trip TO the pole until it
has been subjected to the scrutiny OF
a qualified geographical commission
of recognized standing.
This action is not taken for the pur-
pose of throwing any doubt on the
veracity OF either explorer, II is un-
likely that the action taken would
have been brought about by the sim
ple announcement from Peary that he
had discovered the pole. It would
not have been occasioned by the an
nouncement of the discovery by Or
Cook had his Journey been made II
an official capacity,
It Is the fact that there has deVel
opel rival claimants for the pole al
most coincidently that has necessi
tated the society's assuming this po
sition. Il is feared in Washington
that the known rivalry between DR.
Cook and Commander Peary will de
yelop n ontention-certainly a lon
one. and perhaps an acrimonious one
Commander Robert f. Peary.
claim that he was the first to reac
the North Pole was the opening sho
in what probably will be the creates
scientific controversy tht ever ab
sorbed the attention Of the ciyill2e
world
It struck home. It reached d.
Frederick A. Cock in COpenhaeeI
and this was his answering yolley:
Commander Peary, of course ca
say what he wishes, ! am not accl'
toned to indulge IN controversies
All I have tC say about- Com meg dc
Pearv is the;. ,if he gays he reache
the North Pole, | bcIaVe ne feaeae
the North Pole" ...,g,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-01-06

Washington, D. C.-Explorers aad
Arctic experts the world over now al
most unanimously hail Dr.. Cook and
Commander Peary as dual discoveries
of the North Pole. All agree that the
credit for reaching theNTop .otStAe
earth belongs to AmericikS, EyeaalAt9
German critics, ,YhO. at ". ,ydOTDgte!d
CoOAA story, agree thaN eaF ~olias
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
OLD, OLD STORY.
infatuated Girl Leaves Homc--Falls
dependant. Into Fathers Arms.

with the glow Of happiness shining
through tears. Stella q. George, n win
some maiden OF 10 years, threw herself
into her fathers arms I'm the city Jail
this morning, and with choking voice
begged for the privilege already given
that she might return home.
infatuated with a railroad employe
on the oregon Short Line. the girl ran
away from her home In Preston. Ida,
several days ago, and came TO salt
Lake Her disappearance caused some
excitement In Preston. After the police
Of the surrounding country had been
notified. the girl VAS located yesterday
at the Savoy rooming house in this city
and vas taken into custody by the po-
lice and held until the arrival early this
morning Of her father and sister
The girl confessed that under her in
fatuation for the railroad man she had
run away from home and that the ex-
pectation wos that she would be mar
ried in Salt Lake After her arrival
here the establishment came, and she
WAS eagerly willing 10 return to her
home with her father, and he and two
daughters returned 10 Idaho on this
mornings train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
COUPLE WERE MARRIED IN
WILMINGTON. DEL, MARCH IL

Wilmington. Del. June 1i.--Mrs.
Mary Scott Castle CHARLTON. whose
body was found In a trunk in a lake
In Italy, was married i'm Wilmington.
on March y. this year TO Porter
CHARLTON, the marriage ceremony be
ing pei formed at ola Swedes church
by the Vicar Rev, Albert 4. clay. So
fer as Is known the couple were here
merely long enough 10 be married.
Why they came here is not ascer-
toinable at this time as Mr.. Clay Is
now in Seattle Wash, having gone
there TO take temporary charge OF a
church during the summer
According to the marriage certificate
which Is on file at the health Office.
the names OF the contracting parties
We're given az Porter Charleton, aged
% Years. and Mary castle aged %.
and both gave New York city as their
residence. The bride said she was
born IN Nevada and the groom gave
Nebraska as his birthplace
Mr.. Charleton declared himself
bachelor and Miss Castle a spinster
Mr.. CHARLTON gave his parents as Paul
Charloton and Elizabeth Patten Dem
niston Charleton and Mrs, Charlcton
gave her parents as Henry Harrison
Scott and Annie Wyatt Robinson
Scott
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
NINE SCHOOL BRIDES.
Cupid Plays Havoc In the Ranks OF
Lowell School Pupils.

There must be a strange fascination
about Principal william Bradford In
that he has the happy faculty OF being
able to draw to HIS school. the Lowell.
each year a group OF charming maidens
who as regularly leave him I'm the sweet
days OF springtime to enter uDcer-
tain state of matrimohy. This state Is,
historically at least. the dread OF ali
teachers who are thoroughly imhued with
the spirit OF instruction. for the new life
means the constant presence OF a princi-
pal whose word II law. BE that as Il
may, however, IL is slyiy limited 10y those
who know, that at least nine leave Mr..
Bradford's ranks this spring never m ore
to return unless, perchance, to see why
little Johnnie WAS kent after school
when "he really is -ood boy at home"
The matter has created such interest that
Eros has instituted a guessing contest
among the city teachers with Cupid as
the Judge. The names included IN the
contest are the following. nine OF whom
and perhaps more are destined to 40.
Margaret Moore, Ethel Simon, Ella Muir
ply, Naomi Dcall, Natalie Thomas Merle
Lynch, COrdelta Green, Violet Bath. Lily
Reiser. Josephine Sorensen. Maggie Lay
ton. Irene Judges. Alvira Cox, Mabel
Ryel. Violet Russell Fannie Buckbee
Laura Young, Jean MacNeil Sara Young
Marie Meloy. Grace McGonagie and Car
rie SappingtOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
CHICAGO STOCK YARDS
CHANGED WITH REPEATING
Aty.-Gen. wickcrsham Prepares a
Bin at the Request of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.

Washington, June li.--Under instruc-
lions OF Atty-Gen. Wickersham. VIM. $.
Kenyon, assistant 10 the attorney gen
eral. Is expected to file today In the
United states circuit court at Chicago
a bin In equity against certain OF the
Chicago stock yard companies for all
legged rcbating on freight charges.
Tho bin Of the attorney general was
prepared at the request OF the inter
state commerce commission, which is
tho complainant in the proceedings IL
Is directed against the Union stock
Yards & Transit company: the Chicag go
Junction Railroad company: the Chica-
go Junction Railways & Union stock
Yards company, and Louis Pfaelzcr q
sons
II IL alleged In the bill that the tracks
of the Chicago Junction Railway cons
pauy are controlled By corporations
subsidiary to the Union Stock Yards
company.
The railway company handles all in
coming and outgoing stock for the
Union stock Yards at Chicago,
II is alleged that the live stock
freight Is delivered To- the Chicago
Junction from all the trunk lines en-
tering Chicago and By IL delivered 10
the Union Stock Yards; that specific
sums per car are paid by the trunk line
carriers for this service including the
loading and unloading OF Stock cars,
yet no tariff is filed by the junction
company.