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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-18

merlal sem sebe beraGa k niemu
bogatinu; in Tebe lepo polno xiv
ljenja k sebi, Xxi sem bill podrtiia
re takrat. In potem je Ivan dol.
go govoril, 2 vedno enako zalost-
min rahlim glasom, in il opisal
vse.
"Sedai sem tako dalec. da imam
lastno voljo," je konGal. "'kar
naenkrat ie prislo po Tvoji svatbi
sem Sc ~vpraSal: kan pelie ia
potY In zagledal SEN pred sabo
prepaid. In potem sem stisnil pesti
In vzravnal glavo in SEN 81 re.
KEEL: otresti sc moras sramotel We.
Ink je svet, in lahko grem dalee
kamor ne bo mogla moja sramota
"a menoj. Sklenil sem da 10 "a
pustlm, MO, Xxi me ie varala S svo-
Jlmi poljubi in me, vara Sc vedno.
IN XII je moio nesreeo vporabila V
svOio korist.
lie dolgo je, Lenka, kar sem mi
sill to storiti. A ravno takrat Sc
le pricela Tvoia nesreca, in novo
t%rpljenje. Slisal sem Tvoj .jok, in
sem vedel, da Sc ie takrat vzbudil
volk v MENU. Nauzil Sc je Two
Jega leDega telesa. I'm wee kakor
strast pa nikdar nj poznal. Ona je
molce p~oslusala in zazdelo Sc il je
da Sc ~povracaio tisti krasni dnevi
Meme mlade ~liubezni.
Rahlo je vztreptala ko je polo
zl rOke okrog ME in je ~tesneje
privil k sebi, in kakor V sanjah je
Sepetala zroc niegove liubezni in
vdanosti pOlne oci: mic nj bilo
lepote V MEM, tako prazno .je ME
govo srce. ko Sc me je nasitil je
zbezal III me zapiral donna. Vidis
ko sem danes stopila ven ma soln-
ce. nisem mogla o6i odpreti. In
ko sem tako Sla po cesti Sc mi ie
Zdelo da sem zelo nerodna proti
onlm zenam XII tako ponosno gre
do pc cesti, ker Jill he tlaci toliko
nesrec kot mas.
In kO sem dospela. sem bila v
trulena in oge so Sc mi Sibile.
In potem sem jokala tn do sedai.
Tako sauna krcevit jok je zaprl
MEN glas. In on io je dvignil i'm
pellal ma uzviSen prostor. dvig-
MI Je glavico z emo roko, y drupo
pa ie kazal tia daljavo in zopet
tako rahlO govoril ''Lenka vidis
dalec tam kjer sc zari nebo cd
zadn.lih solncnih zarkov, VEN "a
miren kotiGek, kjer Sc DO ponovi-
la mama nekdajna sreca. Zakai
umirati Lenka V tenn peklu ko So
mama smell zivljenje? Slisis jih
Lenka. kako popejo vsi pijani in
skusalc urevpiti svoie trpljenje.
Tako sem delal .iaz nekdaj, a Sc
daJ nazadnje nisem wee pei.
Pa ne bO dolgo da bonn zopet.
Sc nekai ur Lenka in poletela bo-
va nasproti najni sreci. Ali hoces
Lenka? HoceS Z mano V lepo svet-
10 zivlJenie ali distances V grobu9
Nzdignil il je bledo lice k sebi in
zrl V Meme oci, potem pa je prisla
pesem bojeta a polna milne IL
njegovega grla.
Gledal hi vanie noe in dan.
TvoJe lepote YES pijan .
Tedaj je vzkliknila ''Ivan moi
Ivan in sc ga oklenila s svojimi
trepetaiocimi rokami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-18

Mi nimamo kralia V Ameriki.
imamo pa finanGne diktatorie.
Pri mas nj modrokrvnih princov.
knezov. grofov in baronov. so pa
plutokrvni landlordie. Nam viso-
kodoneci naslovi evropejskih kla-
tivitezov ne\morejo mic skodova-
ii. Takim prismuknjenim titel-
nom sc lahko smejemo. cato pa
ameriSki delavci nismo mic ma
hollscm "d raSin iovariscv Y
Evro,;.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-18

MISC plesale V istem prostoru kot
neveste V Sumeci bell obleki. z be-
linn vencem ma CLAW.
ko sc je to zgOdilo MISC potem
wee plesale ----.
Lenka ie ostala sama opazila
Ie TO Sc lie, ko ie Rudolf objel
in posadil ma svoja kolena. Kirk
Mia je i'll hotela pobegniti, a on
je nj izpus'il. Potem Sc .je je po-
lotila neka sladka vtrujenost, "a
prla je oGi in Sc prepustila njego-
vim vroeim poliubam ----
Spomlad ie =opct prisla V deze-
10. Veseljse so stopali ljudje 20
pr2srih n!icah tega velikega me-
sta. Okna Zaduhlih koc so Sc pri-
celia odpirati in glasneje Sc ie DO
vecerih r~azlegalo hripavo petite in
vpitje IL Nth, in Sc vmeSavalo med
prestani ropot ma ulici. Tisto leto
Sc ie vzbudilo V naseIbini prvi-
krat drnstveno zivljenje. Bill so
nekateri, XII so imeli jasnejSe misli
In so videli brezno V katero jih pc
liza to mrtvO zivljenje, V katerem
postajajo cd dine do dine bolt trpi.
boil zasuznjeni. Tako so Sc zbrali
skup, in nekega lepega poletnega
dine V nedelio popoldan so odko-
rakali skupno. z godbo ma celu.
v zeleni writ, da tam skupno VII
vaio nekai veselih ur. Kmalu Sc je
razvila nekaka zabava, postal so
pllani in ko so tako vduSili vse
karlim le razjedalo srce. so pri-
cell peti, in. delati naGrte IA bo-
docnOst. NavduSevali so Sc "a "a
stave in lepe uniforme, in oh enem
vstanavliali vsakoiaka druStva.
V senci koSatih grmov .je sedela
samotna Lenka. Stir $ je re
bila porocena Z Rudolfom. In ia
kratek cas- jo ie vpognilo memo
~trpljenje Sc bolj, XII Sc je z mo-
zitvijo lie Sc ~povecalo.
Memo po lepoti in nezni l.iu-
be1ni hrepenece srce je bio pre-
varano. Kmalu le spoznala da je
zaSla V breme. IL katerega nj re-
sitve. Sedela ie ma kIopi in SANTA
la. Pocasi so Sic njene misli cd
dobe meme najvecje srece in do
tega dneva. S%pominjala Sc .ie svo-
Jill lepih SAM sredi cvetocega VIZ
la. in vseh zalostnih dni. XII so
sledili pOtem.
Stiskala je roki V divji bolesti
i'll il oci so il kapale solze. Naen-
KRAFT pa zasliSala mehak glas "a
scboi. kakor tina proSnja Sc je
sliSalo kO il je vdarilo ma uho ME
no ime "Lenka. Lenka'', ne bodi
jena, ako Sc III blizam: kmalu
bO dive lett kar nosim V sebi to
gorje. nisi mi nikdar dovolila da
hi govoril. Z zanicevanjem 81 me
kaznovala ce prav nisem toliko "a
krivil.
Sklonil Sc ie k njei in il zrl v
bledi obraz. XII je bill razsvetljen cd
zadniih zarkov solnca. N.jegov po-
gled je bill prosec. roki je drzal
sklenjeni kakor da hi molil.
"Lenka ali smem danes govoriti? ?.
ie zopet pricel. ali mi hoGes o.
%lajSati mole trpljenje; prosim TIE
ne bod trda'.
In njei sc ie zasmilil. N.jena pr
va ljubezen sc .ie vzbudila v niej
in Sc zdruzilo v usmiljenjem.
Rahlo skoro Sepetaje mu je cd
govorila :''Nisem te zaniceyala
Ivan. 1zogibala pa sem Sc $ Tabo
govoriti, ker sem Sc bala Sc pove-
tati mojega trplienia. Vedela sem.
da le bila vse lie nesreGa. sal
sem vse videla s svojimi ocmi
kakO ie." Vendar ne yes vsepa
kako sem padel, kako sem Sc no.
cutil bednega tiste dneve ko SO 10
vse zgodilo, kako SIN Sc bal Sc
Tebe p~otegniti V tisti pekel. In
ono pismo ko 81 pisala. in on we'd.
no stoii pri la in sill V meme. Pri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-18


svojo soho. Nasli so jo V krGe-
vitem juku, dolgi temni lasje SC le-
zali r~azprseeni cez rani. Sede ma
postelji je z nekim brezmarnim
pogledom strmela pred Sc, ~stisnje-
nj roki ie tis6ala ma prsi liz kate
rib so Sc izviiali obupni GLASGOW,
XII so pricali V njeni divji bolesti.
V gostilni so zvedeli da il ie
slabo.
"Mosko bolezen Sc ina, so
rekli. in harmonika je zapela.
Tupatam je vdarilo ma uho
Lenki hripavo petite:
Dekle KIDD DO Tebe troStal
Ko TIE JAZZ zapustil BON .
Drugi dan .je vstala vt%rujena in
Zalostna do smrti.
Pusto ie bilo ma cesti ,temne me-
gle so sc podile pod nebom, in ma
okno meme sobe so paddle te2ke
dezevne kaplje; $ ceste sc je sill
Salo ropotanje voz IN Zvonenje
poulicne zeleznice neprotrgano,
sedaj tisje mo6neje.
Lenka je pustila pripravljen
zajuterk in odsla V gostilno. Ia
cutila ie nrepenje pc nekomu, XII
hi bill V njeni blizini, in jo varoval.
ko MISC Uncle Meme oGi wee V sebi
ie obsedela in Sc vedno kot blazna
zrla pred Sc in potem ie za6utila
V prsih neko grozno praznoto,
pred katero je vztrepetala. In po-
TEN le zahrepenela da hi sal "a
trenotek pojenjala Ia moreca bo-
lest.
Muhica sta io p~rijazno sprejela.
s slatkim glasom je ona priGela
uciti Lenko njenih dolznosti.
"Vldis tako ie pri mas, ako je
dekle pridno in vbogljivo je "a MO
dObro. Tri so Sc cd naSe hiSe mo-
lille in vse so Uncle denar. Jera
Sc je nazadnie vmozila z lvanom
XII lie IL naSega kraja je imela osem
sto; in moi MOI jo ie bogato OBJ
daril. On tudi ne gleda ma en- desc
tax, Sc re6e ce ie dekle cato; smo
re imeli tudi lene, pa taxa nj "a
a Drugace ie pa tako kot je pc
drugih gostilnah dekle gre V to-
r po dnevi. in zvecer pc We
cerji pa v gostilno. Vsaki veGer
pridejo gosti in veasih je treba tu-
di kaj poplesat, da Sc kratkoca-
siio.
Da bi dekle imelo fante noce
moi MOI. ko pa cas- pride cato, po-
tenn pa ia. Nasa dekleta so do Sc
daI razen dveh vse vbogale in so
Sc tudi omozile. Mi damo dekletu
s kar pOzeli, JEST in pijaco, in
stanovanje. perilo vsc zastonj sa-
mo da je zveGer V gostilni in da
zlutrai osnazi tn notri. in ori pc
rllu pomaga, enkrat ma teden in
ribati mora dvakrat ma teden. en-
KRAFT gostilno in enkrat cd zgoraj;
takrat Sc " le treba malo dale
biti ma nogah.
Zlutral seve mora tudi poprej
vstati da posnazi do casa da gre
ma delo. Lenka lie molce poslusala
in pri srcu il ie p~ostajalo tesno.
Par dni pozneje so Sc zaprla
vrata velike tovarne "a MO. posta-
viii so 10 pred velik silno ropota-
joe stroll, njena t~ovarsica 10 je
tolazila. so. nj tako hudo," je
rekia. "meni .ie tudi cd kraja
slabO prihajalo tn notri. in kar
vse sc mi je vrtelo pred Ocmi, pa
sem Sc navadila." ''Ko hi vedela
da je tako V Ameriki ne bi Sla nj
kdar SEM; ie vzkliknila Lenka.
II zalostnim pOgledom skoz zaka-
jenO OknO cd koder Sc je videlo
samo mOrje crnih poslopij ma pol
podrtih his. visOke gore premoga
in nepregledne vrste lesa. med
vsem ten pa Stroke prekope crne
grOznO smrdece vode: "Tu Sc
nikdar ne vidi zelenja ne dina
svezega zraka, kako zalostDe, in
kako ste vse blede.' %, sal hos
tudi Ii lie pocakai.' ie trdo cd
govorila tovarSica.
Pntem Oh SO ie nriGeln 20 Lon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-18

MISC plesale V istem prostoru kot
neveste v Sumeci bell obleki, z be-
linn vencem ma CLAW.
Ko Sc je to zgodilo MISC potem
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-08

From the very tact that she IS
employed down town, she obtains
an exaggerated idea of the luxury
of the Illicit life all about her,
which is barely concealed.
All girls who work down town
are at a disadvantage as con1par-
ed to factory girls, who are much
less open to inducement and, to
the temptations which come
through sheer imitation. Factory
girls also have the protection of
working among plain people who
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-08

frankly designate anirregular life
in harsh, old fashioned terms.
If "a factory girl eatches$s
of the vicious life at,aH shessees
its miserable victims IN all the
wretehedness and: sordIdness of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-08

unless he has definite business
here, whereas every purchaser is
elcome at a department store,
even a notorious woman well
known to represent the derni-
monde trade being treated with
courtesy if she spends large sums
of money.
The procuress, a fashionably-
dressed woman, buys clothing in
large amounts, sometimes for a
young girl by her side, ostensibly'
her daughter. She condoles with
the saleswoman upon her hard
lot and lack of pleasure, and in
the role of kindly matron invites
her to her own home for a good
time.
The saleswoman may be with
out adequate clothing, although
she stands in emporium where it
is piled about her, literally as
high as her headl She may be
faint for want of food but she
may not sit down lest she assume
"an attitude of inertia and indif
ference" which ; is against the
rules! She may have great de-
sire for pretty things, but she
must sell to other people at least
Is times her own salary, or she
will not be retained!
From the very fact that she is
employed down town, she obtains
an exaggerated idea of the luxury
of the illicit life all about her,
which is barely concealed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-08

their trade insthes poorer. parts of:
the city. i
AS she passes the opening doors
of a disreputable saloon she may
see for an instant three or four
listless girls urging liquor upon
men, tired out with, the. long days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-22
Goats Were Never Prettier
Some Smart Spring Skirts

THE SEPARATE viii very fashionable again this Spring
Popular ready with all the latest modes
received the latest models whPcord dagOnas
and blue and black and stripes
WE FEATURE MONDAY-he Popular Special" skirts at S495
They're of fine whpeds in light and tans blue and black
white novelty and shepherd checks
Made in the truly economical
yesterday remarked that She didn't need it just
but that splendid skirt for the price, she would buy
put away with shtwaists later Adding that "he
s 5T s bought P6on. extra se.:s 50 as to the skirt to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-22
White Lingerie Dresses
The Seasons Newest Waists

WE MIGHT whole page with descriptions OF the new
w waists then you could not understand how really pretty
and dainty, new they
You will have to understand that.
cotton yOies and soft line 0
eree rarquse Just little better than the materials IN
o last
WE FEATURE FOR Notwithstanding models Of messalne-
white with tan collars; brown collar; navy with
with white collar These collars are the new
shape open front and trimmed with crystal buttons
at to match collar Popular CT OK
Specia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-22

New Spring Silk Dresses
THEIR looks, quality nezPenveness viii
commend approved fashion ideas OF the
interpreted original designs that viii be found exclusively at this
beautiful models
Crepe Crepe Chine, and bOcaded
Crepe Chameue NO Crepe and FaeFOuards,
Creps Cpes CoOrs the Bulgarian
all bright red Atlantis blue, PomPadour and
Styles that
proved novelties the Bulgarian Blouse
plays prominent part.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Messaine Dresses
Brown Blue Navy Beauty shades
fancy designs; beautifully trimmed These have
OsOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-22

Our Merchandise Will Verify Any of
Our Printed Statements
EXAGGERATED values, ambiguous state
II ments and weirdIy-worded invitations to pursue
elusive bargain wil-o -the-wisps have not and will
moi have any pacen the buildngup Of this business.
Each day we send out message throug the daily
papers that tells Of merchandise that IS here to con-
firm the truth Of the advertising.
And always, we will buy back anything that you
are not satisfied with. if IN as good condition as
when bought.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-22

IT HIS will be great ribbon year. Manufacturers Of
garments and millinery are making ribbons funda-
mental trimming feature of their Spring and Summer models
In millinery. fancy edge novelties and Bulgarian taffeas are
well liked Mores and fales used for large bows and
crowns. Richly lowered velour novelties are the tbng'
for costumes. Huge designs warp prints are expected to
be strong feature. We are also showing many new de-
signs in brOcades See them Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
BELIEVE BENEFITS
CERTAIN To RESULT
Meeting of Land Experts in
Ogden Significant to Citl-
zens of the West.
Snecial 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. April lj.-Because of the
fact that it Will mean the segregation OF
every acre of land, scientifically ad-
Judged TO be iii for agricultural pur-
poses. from the national forests, the
meeting OF the government land experts
now in progress in this city Is regarded
as one OF the most important in the his
tory OF the department OF agriculture
The Joint sessions Of the officials from
the bureau OF lands and the landsmen ol
the forest service were continues i9Eay
in the courtroom of the federal building
Every phase of the subjects con
nected with the classification Oh lands Is
being taken UP and fully discussed o!
the government men They appreciate
fully the interest OF the western states
i'm finding homeSteads for the iarmer.
Factors encountered by the inspectors IN
past work are being Thoroughly ois
c,ssed and the best methods for accurate
and rapid progress are being planned ior
future activities. A.,
II is conceded by those attending the
conference that the systematic c,aysi, sSej,
benefit i'm the administration OIL loreSt
affairs as 10 the homeseekers; Wheh II
has been completed, 1t Will be posSloie
for the forest service TO concentrate ON ON
other administrative duties, especially
that respecting the protection Of Tor
csts from fire. The forester Will Also De
supplied with depeuu2Dle lIloEHldtio' io
the general public, the supposition at
thIs time being that agricultural lands
within the national reserves are very
abundant. IN, -,
convincing is due to the fact that ~ VIII
be carried on by the department oil agri-
culture as a whole. while the experts IN
the bureau OF soils will be Jointly re-
sponsible with the forest service men IN
determining the possibility of agrtcul-
ture. the records OF the weather bureau
also coming into the combination for the
purpose of determining the rainfall II
Unusually difficult cases OF classification
are encountered. representatives or the
weather bureau and bureau Of plants
NAV be called into conference,
The only drawback which has 80 fat
presented itself In the aggressive cam
paign for land classification Is the lack
of funds, according to prominent OIL
ficials who are attending the confer
ence. To the end that every acre OF
agricultural land In the national forests
may be opened 20 settlers, the eXa nina
lion and survey must be made by quall-
fed men and at considera BILE outlay OF
money The efforts OF the various De
partncnts are therefore limited by the
congressional appropriations and the re-
suit is a delay in the opening OF sucf
lands for settlement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
NELSON NOW SOLE
OWNER OF SALTAIR

J. T. Langford, ST., vice president and
general manager of the Saltair Beach
company, has sold his entire interest In
the company 10 Joseph Nelson. president,
according TO a statement made by him
yesterday. Mr., Langford declined TO say
what his plans for the future are or what
consideration he received for his half in-
terest in the Saltair company.
Mr.. Nelson also refused TO discuss the
deal by which he is the entire owner OF
the stock in the company AS to further
lmproy emepts, he said that al present
nothing further Is contemplated than the
usual preparations for the season and the
identification OF the line as soon as the
city officials grant franchise permitting
IT, 10 come TO the heart OF the city. He
said that he hopes to have electric power
during the season of 1914.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
UNKNOWN CHAUFFEUR
DEMOLISHED CART

Roy Carr. "A years of asc, q meat emf :
ter who lives at 226 Fern avenue. mar
rowly escaped serious harm when a cart
IN which he was driving was demolished
on South Temple between Main and West
temple streets at 5.15 o'clock last night
by an automobile
carr was driving west when the auto
overlook and ran him down without
stopping 10 see whether the man In the
cart was injured or not the chauffeur
continued at full speed until the car was
out Of sight. The victim OF the accident
was too dazed to notice the number and
mad no notion who owns the automobile
that ran him down. He was taken 10 The
emergency hospital at police HEADQUARTERS
and attended by DR.. Hardie Lynch.
Beside being half stunned by shock,
Carr was found TO be suffering from a
sprained ankle. The horse, from which
the cart was torn loose when the automo-
bile struck II. was caught and taken in
Charge by mounted patrOlman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
POLICE BELIEVE MAN
MAY BE WHITE SLAYER

Three days after they were married in
Pennington, Frank Kilcrease. 20 years
Of age, and Anna Roberts, l6, were ar
rested in a South State street roomng
house yesterday by Detectives Bert Sea-
ger and George L. Cleveland and are be-
Ing held pending advice from the author
tiles In Denver.
Kilcrease Is alleged to have paid the
way OF the Roberts girl TO Salt Lake
from Colorado several weeks ago and 10
have posed as her husband before the
two were married. Should the officials
at Denver not ask for the return of the
couple pending the filing OF white slave
charges against KiIcrease. the detectives
who made the arrest say that they will
ask for complaint against him on q
charge Of wandering, under the state law,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
!. w. w. SUCCEED
IN LEAVING CITY

The attitude taken by the Salt Lake
police in refusing to consider the visiting
Industrial Workers Of the World, on their
way 70 Denver, as fit subjects for arrest
as long az they are not guilty Of any dis
orderly conduct, was strictly adhered TO
Yesterday.
In spite OF the efforts Of the Denver
d Rio Grande TO stop the free speech
canpaigners from riding on freight trains.
nearly 100 men fought their way out Of
salt Lake yesterday. including group
who arrived from the west yesterday
morning some who did not succeed In
getting away Tuesday night and strag-
ElSr5 who are being picked Nd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Regular Canyon Service.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 1o.--According TO Super
intendent i. D. Kline. the Ogden Rapid
Transit company Will inaugurate its per-
maneDt season service ON the canyon line
next Sunday, For the past three weeks
Sunday schedule has been maintained
during the afternoons. but 1t was moi
deemed advisable TO put the daily service
ifdo effect until repairs to the line had
been completed. This work consists ir
clearing the right Of way and straighten-
ing few curves.
When this work in the canyon has heen
completed the men will be put to work
OH the new Twenty-third street line be-
tween Washington and Adams avenues
i distance Of one block. When this line
is completed Twenty third street cars
will be operated from Washington avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
| One MEMBER Of West Ogden Family
Suecumbs; Others Afflicted.

OGDEN, April 15.-Death from hook
worm, The first fatality from this dis
ease to occur In the state resulted al
J;S0 o'clock this morning when Frank
'Shuman, the 10-year- old son OF Mr. and
home In West Ogden. The boy was one
of the family of twelve, every member
of which is said by County Physician A.
A Robinson TO be suffering from thu
disease.
Another one OF the remaining nine
children is said to be in an advanced
stage OF the disease and in Immediate
danger OF death. the throat having start
cd 10 swell DR.. Robinson is putting
forth every effort to save the child and
check tnc ravages OF the fatal worn
in lne Otner members of the family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Robbery Scare Unfounded.

The failure of a spring lock on the door
OF the office OF c.. II. Bachman. abstrac-
ter. Ii East South Temple street. to
operate when the door was closed Mon
day night, resulted In a robbery scare
yesterday morning. An office employee
finding tho door open reported TO the
police that the place had been visited by
burglars An investiga tion made by Po-
lice Inspector G, A. Carlson and Patrol
man Scrnnz dispellcd the fear. however,
as everything in the office was found un-
disturbed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Loaded Dice Are Legal,

CHICAGO. April 15,-The federal court
OF appeals here freed today Eugene NJ
Stockton of Chicago, sentenced TO three
years in the Leav peniteniiary
for mail frauds In selling crooked gam
bling devices Stockton advertised 'Ioad-
cd dice" and other implements stating
that they wera for Catching suckers.
The court of appeals held that Stockton
had not misrepresented his goods and that
his responsibility ended there if he did
not cheat his customers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
Scale Of Wages Fixed

OGDEN. April 1S.-In preparation for
the campaign OF road building throughout
Weber county this season. the commits
sioners have arranged a schedule of
wages lor the men who will be employ ed
man and team will be $50 a day; for
an engineer, 50 a day; for a laoorer, S. a
day; while man who is employed and
FURNISHES horse and cart will receive
not more than SETS a day. Deputv road
commissioners will be paid $3.50 day,
but they must be prepared TO place forms
FOR small concrete bridges and culyerts