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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
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Ghicoa 0. 81. 8. 9lpri!

Gbtcogo, eSny s. Mpril.
Sic &riiis i'm Miililiippi gbal
Npitt lif) imnper mebr 5u; Sic @uupt=
gefabr, 0aB 0as gun5e 9ono uberfIu=
tibet mir0, beitebt iiiolid bon Men1=
pf}is @enn aaer0ings sic 0Gntme
in Mrfanias, @iiliiiippi unS inn n0r0=
liden 9ouiiiana nod 36 gtun6en
oem Battle-Ground itanSboIten, Damn
fonnen Sic frrdtboren 5haIer bes
0elta un5 0es Do5oo, .iiiolid bon
Mempbts, nod, gerettet tperoen.
Stuats- un0 &egierunasbeamte erfla=
rem, oaB Sic auf SEN OItufern befino=
liden 9dmme Sen getpoltigen Gruf
aus6alten fonnen. ood fiirdten lie,
SaB Sic me1tltden 0an1n1e berIten rper=
Ben, belon0ers nah0em bon Selena
big tpeiter inn Siioen qen1e1Set mir6,
BOB Sun0erte bon 6a1niIien lire Sdu-
Ter baben aufgeben n1iiiien. lteber
1000 Eerionen, sic in @panofe, slrf.
bon Ser MuBenpelt abgei6nitten ua-
rem, murSen sonntagaben6 nad
Menpbis gebradt. S1 elmer @irde
mur0en eine ltnmenge 9eute gefun=
Sen, Sic sort 3nfludt Dor ser INNER
hoher iteigen0en 6lutb geludt botten.
Jludtlinge aus oem iiiolid BON Men1=
pbis gelegenen @ebiet puroen r1ud
Selena un0 Mempbis geldofft uno
neloeten, 0oB Sort mebrere &erIonen
ertrunfen ieien. Gieie 8eridte mrr=
Sen aleroings t1idt beltatigt, oiel-
nebr meloete Ser Meopor BON 6elene
Ser alio5iierten Ereiie, ooB BEL SEN
2ammbriiden iiioIid BON sort ME
nono umgefommen lei. 0ie iiber SEN
Biz iebt angeridteten sadido6en per=
bre1teten Ber}idte idmanfen iebr. Ct
!ife, ole Sic @egenS bon Seem Or-
Leans biz Cairo ge1ou fennen, ldd=
ten Cen Sf1Sen a,ff min6eitens $1O,=
100000. anSere balten oies fir 5u
bod aearitfen Ter 6auptifnoen er<
ftredt ii6 alef Sic 3erit0rung BON
Saufern uno 6obrifen rr16 Sen Ser
luit BON gieb. So oie 5l,aparn,tll-
gen in jeoem 6an friib3eitig ergangen
maren, fins 6ie @erluIte an Meniden-
leben rbdltniBn,dBig gering eetpe-
len: nidt npebr aIs 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
1sremoeubaf im @adNen.
81 h a II q 3 al, Z. 9lpr

@1iniiterpraii0ent Sangiduoii lpirl
nit Sen ii6rigen Mitglieoern oes So
binetts urn II. s[pril pon Sdupangbai
1tad Eefing abfabren. 9lus Sen 3e11-
tren Ser lii0li6en Nropin5en meroer
ltHruben, baionoers gegen MuslanSer,
gelnelOet. 9eamte Ser Hegierung &C.
Cen ununupunoen gu, ouB Sic Sage
iiberal15 er11lt lit. Sic Sruppen ltn1
nn5ufrie0en, neil sic 9o6nl1ng rid
ltiinSig lit. Sic Sr,1ppenfiibrer mo-
6en fein Self 6aral1s, SOB ith eine
feinolide Stimnm1ng gegen oie sus=
lFneer ben1erfbar maft, Sic on0urd
ef1tltanSen lit, 6aB Sic Madte Sic &e=
organization Ser Hepublif anidei=
nenS M1tau55uidieben iltden 1,no Sic
Nnleihe oblidtlid per5ogern. Sic
|Nniitt madt iib unter ser gepolfe=
rung imnrer r1ebr brett, onB sic Mady=
tes aen1einlulu babin arbeiten, cine IN
ternafonale &ontrolGe iiber Gbino
gerbeisafiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
&plf enttamidt.
q e NJ 9 orf. Z. Mpri

Sic 0rei Spe5ial &onrn1illare BON
General Sro5co, SEM 5Siibrer Ser
nerifar1iiden &epolution, tpelde Dor
einigen Sagen in Seem Dorf ange=
fon1n1en fins, haben am Counting cine
langere grfldrltng Ser 0ffentli4feit
iibergebe11, in lpel6er Ser Setter Ser
&omnriliion, Manuel 8. 2lIianbea0,
sic I0n1i1iitration BON Nraiioent Ma-
oero aufs beftigite angreift un0 er=
fldrt, ooB leine &egierl1ngsmetbo0en
Sic merifaniide Station 1angiarn ober
ii6er untergraben. giner Ser 9aupt=
porlplrfe, Sic Wea0ero gen1adt mer=
Sen, lit Ser, oaB er Sic ouslan0iiden
Strterelien uno bas eigene @olf ni6t
ge11iigen0 beihIbe. @eiter beiBt es
in ser sdrift, 5aB Sic ietige &epoll1=
tion nidt neu lei, ionoern cine Sort
iesung 0erienigen, Sic begann, al5 sic
&egierung BON Erdiioent 9ia5 uner-
tr0glid, lpl1rre. Sic Gebellen bdtten
neiter fein Ger1ungen, uls Sic Ste
for~ren ourt5l1fiibren, Ste man bon
Mo>e~o ermartet bdtte, ie0od 5ur gro
Ben gntt6uldung aller patriotil6en
Merifoner aro au9 Ser Musldnoer,
Sic 4apital in Merifo angelegt Eit-
ten, pergebens. Ma6ero, beiBt es, let
niht port Soft auf SEN Nraiioent=
ldaftitubl berufen moroe1, lon6ern
bon SEN &ebenen erfore1, neil fih
fetn anoerer genelbet bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
9entid}e Sd,ifffabrtsplane.
sc e 10 q o If, 6. Mpril

ssn Sdifffabrtsfreilen lit es Elm Of
fer1es gebeillu,iB, CUB 5lpet Ser gro
Ben oelttlhen 9umpferlinien ben
Hlan taben, einer Sonoeroienlt fllr
Sd)iffe Don europa rah California
ei15ufiihren, iobal0 Ser Nonomafa=
lal er0ifnet iei1 mfrs. 3milfel1oed5=
ealIugiere ioaen nuh Ser Eaciflc=
&iilte 5u oel1lelben 95aten beforoert
meroen, 1pie nah 9iem Dorf. Sic ein-
,ige grtrogebiibr betrifft sic slbga=
fen fir Sic @enl1bl1ng oes &anal5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
&oblenitreif beemoigt.
IS / e II, 8. 9(pril.

2aut telegrap6iider Mel0ung aus
Seplit in 9ob4nen fat ser grefutiu=
MusiduB Ser Streifer Sic ange6otene
ahtpro5entige 9obnerb0bung fiir oie
Nrbeiter in Sen &oblengruben ange=
nontnnen. Srn slnih(1B oaran bat Ser
9luslfuB Sen Streife, II empfoblel1,
sic 9lrbeit pie0er auf5unebmet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

Sic leidt sum Gegenltan0e eines Dis
puts wer0en f0nnen, 5lt ibren1 Spe=
,ial=St.loiun1 ger1uht un0 auf Die
len Behieter be|onoere grfa6rung ge=
]u!1nlelt bGben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
sdufffabrt erDffuet.
6 I be Iano, o., Z. q

= D q II o, y, Z. NprH.
2ie Sdifffabrt auf 6en @roBen
geen tpuroe ont Sonntag eroffnet.
Ser erite gnrnpfer, melder in @lepe-
lano, g., einfubr, mar 6ie Bart No.
5 bon ser Stan6ar6 Sil Co., sic BON
9orain I'M 59lepptnu oes Bearoe an.
fam. 3pei 8arfen ser 5pii9en Gon-
nenut uno Canadian perfebrenoen
Sabre fins ebenfuus angefomuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
ct. Mmqujta.

Murtin gpersmann Don bier bega6
lih lebte @phe in 8egleitung oes
9lno. @oigt bon 9uremburg na6 9fid)=
mon0, bon mo- lih bei0e auf Sen Gieb=
banoel mad1ten, nobel lie ibret1@unid
erreidten. - Irau 3eno S. Moler
mar lebte @ohe bier bei ibren 81
tern, @errn unS 6rau Sobn alaper=
famp, su 8eiud. - @ierorts bat
man's nit Ser 6riibiabrsarbeit ni9t
10 eilig, t1r0em unlere 6arn1er iih oie=
ies Sabr meiitens auf Sen 4artoffel=
bou berlegen. - slm letten Sonntag
slbeno fat Trau Sobn 9. &iffmeDer
na6 langerem 2et6en, 6as 6ur9 Gu=
6erfulole perurl ladt uuroe, oas 3eit=
lide geiegnet, nadoem iie ii6 nod
Gbrtltenpflidt- beitens auf tbr 9ebens=
enoe oorbereitet botte. Die @erftor.
bene, melde nlar Elm Sitter BON 50
SSabren enreidte, mar piele Sabre bier
mobubaft, erfreltte itb angemet1rer
Mdtung, uno iie binterlaBt Sem got=
ten flint &in0er. Nebit6em betrauern
ibreu Singing sic betagte Mutter unS
n1ebrere @eldmiiter. sln1 Mtttmod
Morgen funo nad etne1n Inn 9 ltbr
pom bodp. Efarrer @alder gebalte=
men Hequiem Sic 8eer0igung unter
Iebr GROCER Sbeilnobrne itatt. @oge
Sic 2abtngeidieoene ruben in 5rte.
oen. Sen trauernSen @interblie6enen
ll1rier geilei0.
Syreeport.
@eit Sem @eginn Ses 6riibli11g:
regt lih sic 9auluit olgentein. Giner
Ser eriten in ser &eibe Ser 8aullrlti.
gen lit @err Saiopb Sonian, mel9er
leiner 6amilte cine rteue @obnunq
erridten ldBt. Ser 8orger0ing &
60. gaubol5=Sduppen lit bereits Sic
Ies 6riibjabr t6eilmeiie nit einen
nellen 1ade perleben mor0en. Ma=
nager Sdlidt, melder genannter Str
ma als Gerfaufer bon 8aubol5 Dor
ltebt, mir0 lpabreno 6ieier beporlte-
hen0e galtiaiion feline Sa11oe oon gu
thl1n 6abert. - @ermann 5doner fat
pon @errn Sen. sdtpieters BON SOL
0ingforo oas Sonofartp'ide @obn=
6aus erltanoen. 9lls tbeilmeiie 3ab=
lung nabn1 @err Sdtpieters Elm Mu=
ton1obil entgegen. @err sh0ner bot
iia BON Moris @0iden Elm anoeres
sluto gegen eine Bor5eue 2anoes ei1r=
ge6an0elt.
Gauf &apios.
Ser bier gelegene 0ettern1ann
8lod, in peldem @err 5ranf Setter
MANN cine &eibe BON ssabren Big gu
ieiner l1eberiie0elung na9 Canada Elm
Sdanfgeiddft nit gutem @rfoIge BE-
trieb, lit oieier Gage fGufli9 an Serrn
Ssobn s. sdldtbeis ubergegongen,
ser oler 8obrideinIi9feit rod in
SEM @ebGuSe Sen gertauf bon uMoi=
tent" tpeiterfiibren piro.
Stem Nfnnid.
@err Sos. g. 8enoIfen bon ser
friiberen 6reeporter @ei9aftsfirnta
@ubn uno 8enolfen fat iib NIT So
iepb &oie BON bier gei9dftIid ber=
bun0en, uro Sic genannte neue sSirnta
mir5 am bieiigen 8late Elm Mild=
maoren-@eiddft eroffrren. gu STE lem
3lpede bnt Sic 6trn1a bereits Serrn
@briit. 8raun's @elddftspIab in @eu=
Minden nebit Sem @oorenporratb
gefouft, ge6enft aber SEN 8au ei1pez
gerdumigen stores baIoigit ouf @errn
&oie's @rurroitiid in 4ngriff gu reb,
npen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Saft pbenan.
9 e g 30 o ines, csa.. z.

9e 3 81 0 ines, Sa., Z. Mprtl.
Hrdiioent 5aft bat nod Ser am
sonntag beenoeten 3dblung iest III,
Senator gilbert g. Cumming $50
uno Sbeo. &ooiepelt 25' 0elegaten
al Sent Staatsfonbent, ser ant "a.
Mpril IN Des Moines, Sa., itahfi1t.
set.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
ALASKA GRADUALLY OPENING

Within very few years travellers may go throughout Alaska and find settlements of importance every other day. Even now one may strike for the coast in any direction and find camps where can be found all the comforts of home. Indeed there is no reason any longer why one should consider himself compelled 10 stay h any one place by the distance to be travelled between camps. Almost with out the Knowledge of people new towns arc springing into being in widely separated places where noth- ing but wilderness was found very short time ago. This Is true not only of the territory near the Yukon river. kwim, the Koyukuk. tho Panama and various less important streams. A journey can be made nowadays over the greater part of interior Alaska and one Is never moro than a hundred or 900 miles from q large camp. Where there was nothing a few years ago we now have Iditarod. Innoko, Ruby. Tanana. Hot Springs, not 70 speak of Fairbanks. Chitina. Cordova and the smaller settlements between those mentioned.
 One can get to Cordova and its rail- road and steamboats now from Nome without anything like the hardships formerly experienced and our legisla- tors will not really have such an ay- ful Journey if they do go overland.
 They can find good accommodations in Nuleto. A little more than one hundred miles further on they reacf the important town of Ruby. On' hundred and thirty miles further anC they reach Panama which is so iarg' that 1t Is now talking of incorporation
 Up the Panama little and they reach Hot Springs, an important min ing camp. Then comes Cinema ant Fairbanks, and Q few hundred mile: away is Chitlna, with it's railroad ant Cordoya in sight. So, without count Ing the ordinary roadhouses and smal' Ter settlements at all one encounter, on the trail across Alaska now large settlements hardly further apart thar the distance by trail between Nome and Candle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
derstandings

The establishment of the gold stan dard as basis of world trade was. of course. an important historic step in the right direction. IL settled the prin- ciple that trade should rest not upon arbitrary but upon intrinsic values
 Yet 1t Is clear that s standard more intrinsic to human needs than a gold .uin--- more necessary to the actual rrNAintenAne. ot human ns--coald easily te d~ ised.
 As the French savants found na@ uraI and unchangeable standard oI length hy measuring a meridian from the equator Co the pole. so scientific economists could ind sufficiently exact standard of value in some esti- mate uf the materials necessary to sustain d human New York Ex- amincr
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15

the noblest in the world" He says this whether you are a lawyer. a doc tor. a writer. a preacher or anything else II you are in business he tells you that your particular brand of trade is the most useful. He says this whether you are a grocer. dry goods man. a furniture dealer, a druggist or any old thing. of the mechanic each kind |. in an enviaele class by himself.
 Let that polite stranger become familiar. however. and listen to the contempt which familiarity breeds.
 Then lawyer becomes crook. al doctor a butcher. a grocer is heldup. a dry goods man sells shoddy. a plum Der is a thief. newspaper man is liar.
 And each expresses his exquisite conception of the others calling with out pausing to remember the weak points which are visible 10 the other in hls own armor. But all are right and all are wrong. There are times when a lawyer may be crooked and doctor may be "A butcher. as there are times when plumber may be honest and reporter yeracious.
 There are grocers who may use sand and milkmen who may use water. and there are times when grocers may sell sugar and milkmen may have q real COW. There are times when explorers may find the North Pole. and times when you cannot believe they did. There are scientists who say they can create life without pre-existence and there are scientists who call them by a short and ugly title. There are all kinds in all professions. There are good and bad in all. and the moral Is that We should not judge an institu- tion by any one of It's individual mem- bers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS

12. Standard Oil Co 13. Carstsns Geld Storage 1s John ]. sssnen Co. office. IS. Hssdauartsrs Saloon ?i. Rseordsrs' Office a. Lawrence hotsL $. Fire Department 21. Discovery Saloon s2. Yorksy's Cigar Store 4i. paeife Cold Storage Go. sandspit 42 Third Ave. and Lance Wsy.
 Engine houss Phone Main s7. Seven Whistlss Water. Three Fire sui
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
GOVERNOR WILSON WISER.

on the night Of the second day af- ter his nomination for president. Woodrow Wilson. who had been busy with visitors and eonsraiulatlons. told all the newspaper men T have not yet had ;s-e 2. read the democratic platform.
 In ..s forms. ss---.- .t acceptance. thirty - 3ass .a;e-, ae made no ex- plictt r,s--rnee c. Inc platform except to say. A platform IS not pro- gram" He had apparently not yet found time ts read. or else. as an adroit and able candidate. had decid- ed to ignore it. II was not merely sagacious. it was right To do so, for the Baltimore platform. though not without good blanks. is upon the whole weak. contradictory. eyasive. foolish where 1t should be strong and weak where 1t should be explicit and outspoken.
 on the platform adopted by the pro gresslve party at Syracuse last week. Mir. Wilson Is much more outspoken. He commcnds il without the slightest reserve as "an admirable platform" In this he is much more courageous than the reactionary newspapers like the Times. the World and the Brooklyn Eagle. which warmly praise Oscar Straus. the candidate for governor but denounce his platform and his associates in the progressive party.
 Governor Wilson is q much better democrat when by his silence he re jects the undemocratic Bryan plat form on which he was nominated ant frankly praises the virtues in thu Syracuse platform. than the 'stay where you-are democrats" that praise the Baltimore platform because of 1t l platitiudes.-New York American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
THE DIFFERENT PROFESSIONS.

When you meet polite stranger he always speaks of your profession as
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15

MUSIC AT rhg EAGLE evsry svsn,ns ths~s 's mus'e ~ tn. Eagle. sIse the bsst brand f sovor, and siosrs ia the rsrkst s'' ~sys to bs had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
PHONE. MAIN NO. ts.

Copy for regular sdssrtissmsnts nos, be m ty io o'clock on the esy e pobIiest,on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
HER MAJESTY.

It may bc difficult to tell what Is a wum5us age. but unduestionably this is it. Mems colleges into which wo- men have made their way have had tc drive them out again in order to give tn, men a chaucc at graduation ex- ercises. From the pulpit and the bar down to the cnaI mine and the iron furnace women ar doing what used tu be regarded as mans work. The literature of the day IS oyerwhelm- tngIy feminist in it's character. and very much ut lt is the work of wo- men. Men are b Ing told things about women that IJ was not deemed proper for their fathers to know. and as for themselves. they are heIug shown up without remorse.
 Within few days illustrations of the feminist revolution. physically and intellectually. have become public. Man Is destined rO lose even his physical superiority. The superinten- dent of a hospital in Boston where 3.vO0 babies are born annually. says: We have noticed that girl babies are getting taller and that they are ap- bearing fin this world lately with more real vitality than formerly. The boy babies continue on the average. both in weight and height. PhilH delphia Record.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
OUR CIRCULATION.

NOME. ALASKA. OCT IS, 1912.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15
SCIENTIFIC MEASURE OF VALUE.

Professor Seligman. of ColumbIa
 University, suggests that some day the governments of the world will get together and agree to discard gold or any other particular commodity as a basis for money--"and 10 replace it with an artificial and composite stan dard of prl2es" The idea is. of course. very old and has been canvassed by many statesmen and economists. II acquires a fresh interest in these days because of the growing intimacy of international relations and the bright ening prospect for international un-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-15

Ask your nsiahbsr about cur prices 'r call Red 70 snd let US tell you about them. They gre the best ever in Nome and ws are here to stay.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-18
PROFESSOR WAS THE LIMIT
Which Goes to Show That Wives
should Be Careful About overbur-
denlng Husbands Mind.

The people didn't merely look at
Professor Branefog-they stared. He
knew he was absent minded at times,
and he wondered whether he had rub
bed his face with boot polish instead
Of cold cream after he had shaved. or
whether he had forgotten to change
his dressing gown for his frock coat.
But a kind policeman put things
right.
Are you aware. sir, that you are
carrying Joint OF beef In your arms?"
he asked.
Goodness, mel" said the professor.
L knew something was wrong. My
wife told me to put her Sunday hat
on the bed. to place this Joint In the
oven, and to take the baby and the
log out for a walk"
you've not put the baby in the
oven. surely" said the laws guardian.
II put something In IT," said Brane.
tog; but l don't know whether Il
was the baby or the dog"
With bated breath they hurried Ia
the professors house. Here, on the
bed lay the baby and the dog. but
Il was Just as bad for Branefog. II was
his wifs's Sunday hat that was in the
,vsn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-18
LOOK HERE FOR IT
Many Logan Reader viii Be inter
ested.

When people read about the cures
.l.~ue by a medicine endorsed from
way, is it surprising that the!
wonder IL the statements are true?
But when they read of cases right
here at home, positive proof is with
in their reach, for close investigation
is an easy matter. Read Logan Gu
dorsement of Doans Kidney Pills.
T. b. Davis, % s. Sixth West ST.,
-ogan, Utah, says: THE public
statement l gave in 1907, recommend
ing Doan's Kidney Pills still holds
good and you may continue its publ
cation. l had pains in my back, ar
companied by lameness across my
loins that made it almost impossible
for me to get up after sitting. WAS
also annoyed by irregular passages OF
the kidney secretations and there
was feeling of languor present
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co., gave me greater re
lief than any other kidney medicine
ever tried. consider 1t my duty
to let other people know about this
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-18
Free Suit Coupon. No.
To Be- Given Away

The best suit made to wear, sure
given away free by Scheby, the tailor
46 West First North.
-. YOUNG MEN GO WEST go.
get your suit made to measure and
save from $500 to $500 on all suits
made after latest style. You have
tried the Rest, now Try the Best.
Ladies and Gentlemens' tailors. Also
do cleaning, pressing, altering ana
repairing. Good work or no pay
always, with each SOC worth of work
will be entitled to chance on the
best suit made after latest style.
Bring this coupon and get your mum
ber Keep 1t until July Is, they will
be drawn out by disinterested party.
The lucky person will be given the
best ladies' or gents suit.
Suits sponged pressed -. -. SOC
Pants pressed 80. -. -. -. .20c
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-18

Ballard, w. w. Roundy, and Paul
Carbon.
North Logan, at Meeting House
Carl M. Nelson, w. e. Nyman, and
Edward Palmer.
Coyeville. at Meeting House: John
Larsen, Carson Allen, and Alms
Hendricks.
Mt. Home, at School House: jos
Cornish. George Gregory. John BigSs
Riverside, at School House: t. n
Reese, Andrew Munk. and Hover
Reese.
BY order of the Board Of Count!
Commissioners of Cache County
Utah.
Dated May 2lst, 1912.
JAMES ]. MEIKLE,
Chairman OF the Board OF Count!
Commissioners
Attest. r. w. JAMES, Clerk.
BY c. w. DUNN, Deputy.
(SEAI.)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-18
An Appreciation"

A young lady who had returned
from tour through Italy with her
father informed friend that he liked
all the italian cities, but most OF all
he loved Venice.
"Ah, Venice, to be sure!" said the
friend. 81 can readily understand
that your father would like Venice
with it's gondolas, and st. Marks
and Michelangelos."
"Oh, no." the young lady interrupt
ed, at wasn't that, He liked It be-
cause he could sit In the hotel and
nsh from the window Catholic
News.