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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

L uCkI BILL NISiNG COMPANY.
- Principal place uf business park DItt,
O. uu location 0t mine, snake JreCa Mining
urturL Mlautuh ouuiy. Utah Notice j.
hereby given, thHt 80 % meeting uf the Hoard OF
Trustee OF thr Lucky NilI NImuF Company,
held uu ono 40 duF 10. August, 1885, uu asHuHH.
mCut SO. ~ o. "a cont pHr share WaH levied
ou thu rHUi,A, stock ul Che corporation, pay.
able tu tho HCuruiHrY within 30 days from
above date, ut 7UIt lIhv tIly, ltHh. Any
stock upon which th.s lfHusrnrut fumainH UNI
urllDuu0ui auu adNUUusc for salu.Hnd unless
payment ig made UpfprC, Will uu solo ut public
AUCTION on the air1 11y of october 1908, 100 On
O'Clock AIM 10 room so. ai Constitution
quout assessments together Win ruFH OF
advertising uuu CNpcusc of sale Assessments
NAV Doc uld Ht tAH itaA Commercial unt
Savings flank, SAT- Lake try Utnh
". ,. UlEtuN, secretary.
NcHldcprc, hurinu'H tuultI 2nd south, bet
,nl ana ira Nttt ST., SAT- Lake lty, Ulah,
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oipN niuHsun Defendant
Tho People OF tho Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 Olga blrknrr, defendant
YOU ArE uEHEBY REQUIRED TO
appear 10 AN action brought against you
tY thr above namrd VluirtIH % tho distinct
tuur ~ thu lhifd judicial District Of tho
! Territory NJ ltah,t answer the complaint fled
therein within ten days exclusive 81 the day
nl ftnlroI ui ur The DC yirr un YOU Of this
hummura-it served within tins county, or, II
served OUT % this Uuunty, hut Ia this district.
within tWout. days. 0thcr,gac within forty
lals-or 'u1sncpt by default will No taken
against you, according 90 the prayer Of sad
IHo s1id acton be- brought 90 have decree
NJ this loud uiHnulNluE tuv hUuds OF uiatrimonY
existing between plAlnun and defendant. and
releasing 1ud freeing defendant from any aud
900 obligations tHur,uurCr, gun tur other Hnd
Ing tho muutu of october. lsIl, Hlii defendant
wiliully aud Without cause dee rtol and Hhan.
luuvd pl inuN amt ever since hHs and suil
continues 200 90 WifuNy and without cause
urtort and abandon fali piliutiH aud g. live
arrwaiD 1ad 1plri From him, Hgatutt th viii
auu without his consent
Aud Juu Hfr hereby notified thltIf Yuu fan
go appear una HusWrr tnr said compliant AZ
above required the SAID plalnun Wil hppiy 10
Wines. the nos. tiiANtES - ZANE.
Judge and tho seal NJ the District Court Of
The tnIru Judicial District iu aud Tor the
Territory ~ tttl THIS 4ith DAY 90 july, ln the
ear Of our lord one thousand eight hundred
iiENHY e. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
liy oEu, D. LOOMS, bcpuiy CLERK
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED Of
TRUST

VVutEFAs ANNig WILLIAMS, or SALT
w lIiu lHlt Van, 10y hur rtriHiu decd ut
liH.t a",l te1iIl'ly .i,l' l,3l. aud iuly
rnll utu .uuuUs on tub.uty llth. lsii. tn
hnuk s.W ui mortgage page - 70 sold aud
conveyed iu thu uudrrsigucd tru trrs tho
following draruHru real estate, situate lu the
county ~ SAT- laHc, Territory M ttah. to.Nii.
~ uf l1i one ~. block one hundred Huu
thirty autcu 'l'iI. plat 10, salt l4kr ttiy bur
NrF, u ttWt inr Che purpose n' securing tho
payment ul ruIuuu ID Umfalfy motto Gao
gui'd aud delivered by Hlil Auuio Williams
Goo tHH Hlnt ot Commercial corporation. which
airr date, with interest No W Sea cent prr
J huuuu, uAFhut UuuirrN anil d. fully uf.
aruhyd lE Ha 1n"u 90 uuHa uuu fHr a more
hereby made tu aiIi decd HH % UHTt hereof amt
NhrruHH 1urIrlIuE 60 Che t,uut auI conditions
90 faid uHio uni .mt drri of ruH HuI note
nnrutrv Jog, due Hn1 no port thereof, or tIIr
Interest thereon Dos been ubIf, excepting the
IuI. rect tI hUEH.I .lai. l"l.
AuI Wherein 30 WH. pu1 I# provided 300 a4lt
deed 90 truHt Chat 10 default should nu ruuHy lu
ihr payment ui sWu uoi0 ih'u sand uuduI
signed lustyus HnnuId proceed tu coil rWI
prom aea 90 Huy pave thereof Ht ruUII# Nfnuuo
lu tHr hifNH.t NIi1gr Tor cash. Urt SWING
iwrHW .-l dHGf puhl" notice uf ult time,
tu uu fU1 Hy advertisement iu .umr uoUs.
paper published lu s.lt l.IhH as, Cor tuu uuf.
rosg CO.. illlNluf lhd di'auHrgus ihg dulles
and uNNaA Irua ut salduuHi,
Aad Fhor Ha tn0 legal owner aud holder uf
fnlu prlWH.UrI note, tu.Wft, The Hank oft
commerce Doe r.1u'6'ul ihr uutruHucl
der and according 10 the terms UUH tIuytaIuus
Of Hald dUol NJ ifusi
Sow therefore,, tho undor.gnoi trustees
gfHrrHgld Hf the request ~ sa'd Bank uf Com.
mUIuH, tUu Ics1l owner. holder aud payuo nj
tHil pTuWI.HurY motto, viii lu accord lIrr with
enc terms and condition. No lHll decd of trust,
o0or of tnu C0uuy court U0uHc, BOO
san Llhe tlty, lmh, corner nl SECOND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
TIE THROUGH CAR LINZ.
Enecttve Aug. q. iea3.
Trains Arrirc and pgaif .. 500 Lals
CiB DafB "a. iuiDa


FROM aii Eastern points .............. q 90 "a n
PROM lutte. rorttnt, Fan ran
cisco. Cache Valley and us.on..iO 0l % Boo
From aii Eastern points. lafs Diy
AND u.t1on........... ....s....,ll il q m
Prom Sam Francisco, urton lHd
intermediate point a...,...... ..... Il . m
iTr1m Nuiord. Juah Ncphi, Provo.
Eureka aud intcrmciuto point. 10 r0 m
sFrom Terminus and roooo.......a.... 00 % m
dwarf
ror ogden. intermediate points,
ear Fftucfsco. PARA tiy ald
al Eastorn points ...a.........., 90 q M
ror ogden aud intermediate paiuia o.. & ODD p 700
For ogden. intermediate uo.uH
and All Eusteru poIuts............... O. 90 p m
T1r ogden, Butte iiclona, Portland,
Cache valley aud san Francisco O1 p so
.Ior Fufcta. Provo and 'iuiori-....... . % 1, m
81 or Ioocio and rcrmiuus......s..... = s. am
Hun only on MONDAY, Wednesday and
Friday
TRAINS south OF iuah will rlu oygr1 other
day only, leaving Juah Monthly "Wednesday
and Iuday. aud russo ON luOI.u Thursday
and sa,afday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
NOTICE.

Is mKREnY GIVEN TO THH BToCK 3.
holder OF the North Point Consolidated
lgtiEauon company that the annual meeting
% the etockholdrrt Of The seid eomnanv viii
" held ~ O'Clock p.m., on Monday, the mn
HaT o. Scptembrr next, AZ the Cullen Hotel.
KY w" wv, " eject board Of directors Tor
iho tuHni1E year, md % attend t1 such ot fer
uuslhc. pertaining iu The interests nf the com.
Iauy o. may De brought before b.
w WHITEHEAD. Ju..
SAT- Lake city. August ii,h, is1i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executors OF the estate of
Janet D.. rurs, deceased, TO tie creditors OF,
AMI Al persona having claims against the said
deceased, 60 exhibit them with The necessary
vouchers, within ton months after tho lr5t
publication OF this notice, On the sand Isaac NJ
Mudlrll and Catherine b, Spencer A. IGg south
flr4t West street, salt Lake CITY la tho
County 90 Salt Lake, Utah lrrrlt0ry.
Dated August sth ls'L
CATHERINE =. SPENCER,
ISAAC N. WADuhlL.
Executors Of the last will and testament OF
Janet H. Park, deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
NOTICE 10 oREDlroRs.
E-Illo % lano IreMees. neeealol

E8ll0 o. Jane lTCWCoE, UttcllOl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny tbs
~ InterIgnCd, executor Of the last
will of Jane TrcwcCk, deceased,
To- the creditors NJ, and am persons having
claims against tDe said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary Vouchers, within teL
months after the first publication a. this
notice, 10 ihr BAiu John Trowoek, executor, AZ
2A b. md Last street. salt Lase CRY. m the
County Of salt D. axe, Territory OF Utah,
Dated August !!nd, ~, ...
JOHN TREWEEE,
Executor OF the last Will OF deceased.
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frAvrs SAW rANE
No. q--Fur ituNnt IluA IuIus HH.IHfN
aui all points Eaat ......... .s.s.. s.ol An
ho.t-Tor Provo, Grand JuuHu0n sud
OH poiuA kAat........ ,.,....- 5t'u,n
30, t-Ior ruICtt tlroyo. hauu
and sAlinA BOD. ...as..., . q u,YL
30. 3-fur Ogden and Wc6g....... .... U 'L pm.
Nu. l-t0r ogden and The W1st ,..,.s 10 1913 hsn
ar WIS ttfr tAte
No. i=from EuTotn Provo. Grand
Junction ana The khat, ,..........l o. an.
No g-Trum Provo, dranQ Junction
and the EhHk.s......,s......... IL 80 o..
No. t-from bingham, lipro, manu-.
end Saline ....... ............. 'fi pm
No 2-from Ogden and The WoaL.a... .il am.
No. al tom ogden and che Nust . 3'il q. 10
only iuU running through Pullman Palace
uUuhle Drawing Room ~IcUHvrs tE uUnyrr VIA
Crane Junction and Go kaua4a city sud Du'ra.
BY yiA colorado points Hud only Ing iuuu.uf
Pullman -lngupra tHIt falH On r.u trAncla"n.
No chnnEcai oIoue connections, b.ictV speed
ami comfort
rtsl, ono no, ~ sui youth -.
4. {. LubUk, A. b. MELUN IN. BEhAErE
Cor. AauagsE Oou. tupL zen, f.&f.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of salt Lake County,
Utah Territory.
In the matter Of the estate OF John scott.
deceased

81 'ho ffoDA!e Court OF salt Lake County,
Utah Territory.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Scott,
deceased
II VI, lyman Jr, j. T. Cahoon and George
calder, Commissioner heretofore nu.
Ig.htg' nl ms court 90 partition tue residue
gonrl ana flied the same it "a now ordered that
,NtutdHy' the Ind day Of september, 1873. a
~ O'Clock d. No., be, and the same hereby h.
hNci, in The court room Of said conn, whprs
anu Whcn ON persons Interested may appear aud
nov cause, " any they have, why the sad re-
pNtt sloud not uC confirmed. The said report
notice F' ~
Ahd Z O. further ordered that a copy Of this
aouco DO published In the DEsUnEr EvENIso
"a" = new paper printed and published IN
Nakc tuunty, every issue until the said
-ul day NJ Ncptembor. i.l3
ZONE 10 open court thts 42nd day OF August,
go" JACOB u. BLAIR
Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
r.a,o Of charlie, j orcqu, Deceased.

NOTICE I5 UfNEnl GNtN on THE
~ uuduulElud, AduulsiruirIN ut tic TFtluf
eft DNHrrH j. nIyrut cocoa gl, tu iNr UTUHI
ton. r. and 200 Uug.uuH having claims usaIusI
lhF .IId u,rDlHtd. o. EXHIBIT Chem Win tho
necessary NuuHUyrs within four WuulHs ufIrr
tlH uT.i Publication ui tUIa notice, Goo toe Hlll
AUmluHTUtr.. Ht Hntrtuu Precinct 800 She
County 90 HHliIHrr tuh Territory
Dated Au|u. aliu l.Is.
NAM ASH IS Nrr mara' DllEEN,
AdWuHuatI, ui Nu tHulc of thHrIrH y,
brn. Do. uU"rUrUUs
Nadd.I Is Adams. Attorney Tor Estltc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

Last Sunday's b.. Louls papers have
good notices ut the approaching visit
u the cholT and under the healing Of
"a Mormon luyasion," the iOG dis.
patch say:
II Brigham Young had told to tho
brave Little column OF devoted Nor
mons that toilud wuarliy over plain
aud mountain on the long luruey 10
lhelr land Of Canaan beyond the
wilderness, that In after yrnts their
Descendants would dispute with tue
Geulilrs The pam Of music Il oultiva-
ton, the assertion would uuyt heon %
greater tsst OF faith than tho reveal.
lion Of the BOOK VI Mormon. But IL
Ia fact that the Mormon church Di
salt Lake City IL sending its choir
$50 vJlcua 10 compel FOR tHl largest
nrizs ever offered IN this cvuulfy Tor
cxcuiluuco Ia vocal music.
Ga their way 10 Chicago til q lIir
will give ono concert Ia music hal On
tue evening Of Saturday, Sept. Bud,
Il ~. Louis viii be treated @ n
revelation In the nrt Di chorus vi Toying,
and rare opportunity 90 comparing
these voices from tue wilderness with
those Of tho fanouo LiuIosHrtaz !IUm
New York.
Tho RepuJio Of the same day s.Ys:
The advertisement that the famous
choir from the Mormon Church Of
Salt lake oily ls 10 siugal Music Hall
On tho evening Of September viii
bring 10 81. Louisans a realizing selves
OF tho prldigiUGs pt9gr' ~ tho country
has ma Ia music. Hno church viii
put 25D voices on the platform hut q
llrgr uumu5r NJ Saints gui friuuds
arc coming aud II 10 sa!e 70 estiluale
that the tfip Will uuosssilato an outlay
Of at least $4,000.
Travellers from salt Like are fee b
say that this noted cuOir will me
close 10 the $1,000 pri2a Tor watch t.ey
are 10 compete IN Chicago.
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''..'NN' f..'NNNH NN ANW NNF NNlt ANNN
County, Territory Of Utah
In the matter Of the estate NJ Ueniamin p.
Allen. deceased
order 60 show cause why order % sale OF real
estate shOuId not DC made
IOs. ru g. sOUIIIEH TuL AnutSts.
- rli1r uf Tho estate oi Uouiamiu Y Alton,
ro,o1suis having liCd hH petition herein,
uuIY Ncr1cd.urayinE tor au order utsalC OF ihc
Frlt UHttic OF aail 1CtC1Unf, TOR thc uurposH
therein frt fnrh. itis therefore ordered ly tho
judge nf HlIu court, tlut 40 uprr1ur utrur.tud
90 One ssiatr 90 said deceased, appear before
iur aN1 Probate t1uri, uu Tuesday, tho ith
IE 20, september lr.j, zoo lI u'g.Icf, tu thg
Luf'uuuu uf said tHf, Ht tnr court room of Haid
Probate court, 40 tIr County Court ilUuHu, DO
lhc tiN aud county uf .tif Lake Utah Tern
iutYIu HhHW rtuHU why Hu order shuull not Doc
fbu.cl o. nu said Hdmiutirffur. in H.lI as
much ul tlu ryt. estate of thr afd decreased at
private ale 49, shall uc necessary, Uui ih1t u
copy ui tuH urtyr DO published Ht least four
.h'to4fltu WcrGs 'u ur NrsIuEr tyrSfNu
NlW-. NrNsUnpUr pUuul Hut published 900
1000 titt 4ul yuuutY, UF Written tuUHHUt Of pII
rllii.a wigrosicd ih aad proceedings Uc dlrl
uuICiu,
JACOB o. utAig. Probate Judge.
lNiuN 'u.ufi IHt. 1890.
iWrar g ErnHis. Auomys Cor Aduiun.
ulfuIs
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City Ticket onc,, 2ol Min Srss..

DR.. HURLEY. Dcnl AF raHgr Dept
l.. DICKINSON. General Sian ger.
Ill. LoNAN, g.. n A4. agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
SUMMONS

In The District Court m ana for the Third
Judicial uisirCtot utuh rerritory,
County Of salt Lake.
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- n - pErrl E'sda-st brurr rfossf'. tsfe, surs
O. "a 8 FElt iEuHtIasHus NulrI.a H1turs. 70
pay, Advise llag tu.u1h 90, ugi,1u. Ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

jqha 0. Ngbcror. John W. fasian. jane.
Campbell, rlainuHs,
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NOIICE TO CREpIInRs.

Dated Salt rntr CvuuU, Ausu.t G,n. r.
Raw a trtrNiYw
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-11-18
SHE HAD A FIGHTING PARTNER.
French Women Journalists Have Mnscu-
line Side Partners for Duoling Pur poses.

Hrench Women Journalists Have Mnscu-
line Side Partners for Duoiing Purposes.
A rather curious institution is aris-
ing in Paris, that OF dueling associates
OF lady journalists. Recently, says the
London News, the lady known as
Nine. Severine, who was intimately
connected as friend, literary helper,
and disciple Of NJ. Jules Wales, con-
tributed an article to the Journal at
which M. Massard, q socialist, took
offense. He called on M. Xau, the
editor, to ask for satisfaction. II be-
Ing impossible to call Nine. Severine
out tho answer was that, in virtue Of q
fiction adopted for the purpose of re.
leasing NJ. Xau from all responsibility
In such cases, Nine. Severine was sup
posed to be the joint author with NJ.
Labruyere of all her articles. He had
agreed to be answersble for any
offense she might give.
M. Massard then sent seconds to M.
Labruyere, who, admitting that he
was the fighting partner Of the lady,
referred him to Q couple of male
friends. The duel, which has taken
place, was o fierce affair. 1t was
fought with foils. In the second
round M. Labruyere received cut on
the chin, but the doctors saying It did
not signify, there were Ave other
rounds. The comb9t was ended by N.
Massard running his foil through the
forearm OF NJ. Labruyere. Honor was
then declared satisfied, and n. La
bruyere was driven back to Paris.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-11-18
A MUSCULAR MONK.
How lie Took tho COnccit out OF Bull
ing BragEart

How lie Took the COnccit Out Of Bully
ing Braggart
When SIX Richard Burton was trans-
ferred from Fernando Po to the con-
sulate of Santos and Sac Paola there
was seminary of Capuchins, French.
men and Italians, which contained
some curious specimens of muscular
Christianity, says the Liverpool Mer-
curry.
For example: zone of the monks
was tall, magnificent and very pow
crful man, an ex-cavnlry officer, Count
Somebody, whose name forget, then
Friar c.. Before he arrived there
was bully In town, rather of free
thinking class, SO he used to go and
swaggcr up and down before the semi
nary and call out: Come out, you
miserable petticoated monks! Come
cut and have n free fight for God or
the devil! When Frinr c. arrived
he heard of this and 1t SO happened he
had Ind IN English friend when he
was with his regiment who had taught
him the use of fists. He found that his
brother monks were drcadfully dis
tress~d at this unseemly challenge, SO
he said: The next time he comes
don't open the gate but let the porter
call me-
$50 the next time the bully appeared
II vas SO arranged that the gate was
opened by Friar C. (the usual
crowd had collected in the road to see
the fun, who looked at him laughing
ly and said: Surely, brother, we will
fight for God or the devil, il you
please.' So, saying, the friar turned
up his sleeves and gown and told his
adversary to come on which he did,
and he was Immediately knocked into
cooked hat. Come, get up said the
friar. NO lying there and whimper-
ing; the devil won't win that way
The man stood three rounds, at the
end of which he whimpered and hal
looed for mercy, and, amidst the jeers
and bravos Of large crowd, the vii
lage cock retired, mass Of jelly and
pulp, and was never seen more than q
half mfss Of tho seminary"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-11-18
THE LAKE ROUTE TO THE WORLDS EA,.
VIA PICTURESQUE MACKINAc.

Avoid the heat and dust by travelling
on the Floating Palaces of the Detroit q
Cleveland Steam Navigation Company.
Two new steel passenger steamers have
just been built for this Upper Lake route.
costing $500, 900 each, and are guaranteed
to be the grandest, largest, safest and
fastest steamers on the Lakes; speed 90
miles per hour, running time between
Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago less than
80 hours. Four trips per week between
Toledo, Detroit, Alpena. Mackinnc, Pet's-
key and Chicago. Daily trips between
Detroit and Cleveland; during July and
August double daily service will be main
tained, giving daylight ride across Lake
Erie. Daily service between Cleveland
and Put-in-Bay. First-class stateroom
accommodations and menu. and exceed
ingly low Round Trip Rates. The pala-
tial equipment, the luxury of the appoint
ments makes travelling on these steamers
thoroughly enjoyable. Send for illus
trated pamphlet. Address A. A. Schantz,
G. 2. A.. Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav.
TO-. Detroit. Mich.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-11-18
u ~,iSY'S iRON MEASURES.
The Rigorous Discipline Prevailing in the
Kaiser's Arruy.


Tho Rigorous Discipline Prevailing In the
Kaiser's Army.
There Is nothing in the system on
which the government Of European
countries is conducted that attracts
moro attention from thoughtful men
than Gcrmany's vast army and her
great schomc of military organization.
When France was humbled by the
strength of the German arm, she had
not only TO bear the humiliation of de-
feat and set to work to rebuild and
restore, but size had also to pay an In
demnity of 100000 to her con-
queror. That she did pay II and has
to-day recovered from the loss, Is the
financial wonder of the world.
In the fortress of Spnndau, says
Golden Days, there are stored millions
of silver pieces which formed part Of
that indemnity, most of them stamped
nre kept as an emergency fund in case
of foreign war, and the Germans call
them the iron treasure.
The Germans are very fond Of the
word "iron," Us symbolical of strength,
frmness and endurance Prince Bis
mnrck was the man Of blood and iron;
their most priced reward is the iron
cross, which can be earned only by act
unl bravery on the field, and when a
war begins each soldier goes to the field
supplied with what ore called ''iron
rationsn
When the German nrmy Is put into
fighting order, each soldier is given an
absolutely new uniform. In equip
mcnt and nccoutrernent a similar sys-
tenn is followed. In his lsnnpsaclk are
his spare clothes and his score Of cart
ridges. Each one of his pockets has q
particular purpose. The lining Of the
left pocket in tho tunic is incidentally
prepared, so that It can be used, II
needed, as an antiseptic bandage. In
his haversacls are his loaf of bread and
his iron ration.
This is. so to speak, his reserve fund
his sustenance, when deprived of all
other resources. The rations consist
of coffee, rico, hard tack and tobacco,
put up in small bags, in q preserved
and compressed shape. To each SOL
dier is given quantity sufficient for
three days use. The cavalry receives,
in addition, similarly prepared rntions
for its horses, consisting of oats and
hay sufficient for five days.
These rations cannot be touched. ex-
ccpt by command of q superior officer.
So long as the soldier is supplied by
the commissariat with the necessary
food. or he can procure it by forage,
these rations arc sacred.
There is factory in Mayence which
packs them. The principles of chem
ical science enter into their prepara-
ton, and 1t is believed that, in the
articles provided, the greatest amount
of nutrition has been secured in the
most compressed and endurable shape.
If all this labor nnd outlay were to
be expended so that the starving thou
sands Of the empire might be fed, the
system would be praiseworthy, but
humanity and benevolence do not enter
into the question at nll. The sole OBJ
ject is to make the soldier better
fighting machine-a stronger part Of
that aggressive force which is to be
put to work whenever IN ambitious
ruler longs for greater power and
glory.
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