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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04

9nffolo, R,-Dv B. 9lpril
SroB Ger 9oritellin9en oes Spc3lals
@omitc's Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sic 9lbt6cihmg oes "a 9iegmcnts
priid5u5ie6en, bat S1criii @edcr Ell.
Hart, OoB cr oieiclbe ais SMnB filr
Sic ,.@oulO Coupler &orfs" 6e0ol.
ten woac, bis cr gcnilgcno @ills.
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ter oen 5tritern auirc6t crbllien 5ll
f0unci Iic BON Der SelelliAait bcs
Id0itiNtct 9lrbciter bobeu lid al oa9
5pcjial.Gonlitc init Der 9itic ge'
wanOt, Oic 5olOatel I'M crt 81 be
boltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04
9Ims gluuapoIis

Plus 9luuapoIiS.
Die S6ep6crO''4e 9lullerHbtll uom
@ouocrnem uutcr5ciduct $15,.
600 fiir Die 9ieiic irr @onomo
9nlaiicQmo altac6ciBcu 9lpi
rotioneu Ocs gl6t6. 5, G6oS Gin.
t6icum. &cri4ic0cucs.
glnnupplia 3. 9(pril @or
rcrncur @olOs6oroiig6 bat OicS6crp
6croihe gnlitern6ill 6euie nit lciner
lltcribriit perieben imO oanit imo
oQc 0oiinmgen Der 6rcuuoe Der Shl.
Itcrnfultr 5u 9licbic geporOcu lh.
ter oeu ii6rigen Bills, melde bcIte
itnter5eiAnet mluocn bciiiioet liN
| and sic @orlogc Oes StootS .Seho.
tors @enion $4,000 fiir cine 9teiie
bon 25 Niarpl0nocru SIR 'RonorlQ.
9tuSitclhlug IN Sm 6roncisco iu
1915 5it uerpilIigcN
Gic @eicBgcbmg or6citetc 6euic
init Sohould lm inter ocn nod 5lI
crlcoi0cnocn &orloaen Mli3ladimlcl.
! Su ser 9l6euoiiBul8 miiroc Die Sal.
cine TSagOlicen3 5iul @rciic BON 81
fiir ocn gon5cn 5toot ein5liiibrrn,
aiinitig einbcri6tet oob miro c9
ibmer 6alteu, oie &orlo9c nod sam
@eieb Sit maden
Iic &ernldbe Der Soerreu 9ll6crt
D& Sprociicr uuo @m Is. 9ll6reAt.
Oura oen @ouperneur iiu ibre poli
tiidc Niii6e in irgcnoluclter &eiic
mif elmer Grnennlmg cinige 9lner
fenuung 81 crlon1cn iino total ie6I.
gcihlageu. Ger @ouperneiw Bat iicb
nidt i'm OerinqIten i'm Die 9lnitreng,
ungcn Ser 9icpuBlitorer IN ser
Stoot I'M Sntereiie i1rer Fartei be.
! miibt. 9efounilb rnacbtc Sr VII.
brgcbt Den Gampi I'M oaS Sderiiisi
ont Scrr 5proeiier Der in Der 5c.
notorua6l unterlog minihte ais
NlitglicO Der ncuen StroionitoltS6e.
6oroc ernonit 5u uerOen fir pelHen
9Soitcu Sr. Sliuer @leBerott bon
9Sriure Georges Goumtp crnomi
mur0e.
gl@t6. G6oS &. 2int6icum Bat III
Der lcetcn 3cit inc6rcre @lolc fr5c
@eiuHe in 9lnnopods gemoht no
Sic 9efanutibaft nit picleu @eieBge.
6ungSmitglieOern erneut Moi neiai
lih at Scr 9lnno6mc bin ooB Sr
/ 9int6icln Oos 6lnoumclit iiir ieiuc
99cnhlBlngcn legte, Inn bic 9Ioniina
lion ais Oemotrotii6cr @ouperncurs.
! @on0ioat in 1915 81 crlouger Ees.
alciHen wirOcn Die bdliigcn @eli.
de 0cs Qunoe5 Scnotors ,Sobn 8al.
ter 5mit6 hit iciner gSicocrib6blrols
Qim6crS senator iiii ndt1iich Ser6l
in @erbnoung 1ebraht. Ter critC
@eauer, oen Seilotor Smith i'm Sci
sc bat 1T Der Slc6t6 Siaoc So6(
StrolB, mclder IN oacu E5elen oes
Stootcs 6crciis 6ii6hmg 0cioBt bot
IN ser Sodc
gSic bier ucrlolitet 6eo6iibti0t oudI
ser 9lbtb. 6reo 8. s Eolboti einen
&f Inn bic Domination ols Bun
ocS.Sendtor aui Oenlofratiidcm a
det 81 mo6en mo iollte er oie 9to
limitation crlongen mill iid @efl
Gorpi(le 3. @euion i'm Sic GongreB
Domination i'm 5pciten Gilrlft Ne
iucrbeu
1ic 0ee5geblul1 miro mor9cl oel
aon5er GaN in Sibirng lciL 0onif
bis Montag 10 pel pic m0alicb ans
| Dem &cge aeihaIft meroen fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04
8nnOer Der scdluif.

@nnOer Der Sedlnif.
6iIui3ig 5o6re Der Sdiifs6outedniG
bcleu6tct an neucn 9licicnOam.
pier columbus" pom 9}orOOeut'
icbcu Slopo. Ger Gonpier cut'
ipritbt oeu groBtcu 9nioroerlm-
gen al SiC6er6eit lnO @lcgan5.
= @Iorbt i'm &crbit eritc 9leiic.
Sic eritolnliHen 6ortidrittc, ole
Der S6ifiSbou IN oeu lcbten nlni5ig
SSo6ren genonlmen 6ot, ldbt iib
pobl om beiten 6eleucbten oil Oem
9iieien Gompfer columbus" Oes
gIorO0eutidJen SloDOS, Ger iebt an
Der GaBiger Sdiifsbol.g9erfte iei'
ner &ollenoim9 elltgegengebt. @r 1T
icber Oas @ollfouimenite, ooS lleu-
iheDhuit unO @ieniGeuaeiit 6iSber
III Der lcDnif 0eleiitet 6o6en Die
9lbbWOlmgen lmO @ldue Oes ShiiieS.
Die iiI pergongener g9obe bier eiu8e-
troiicu InO, ge6cn Die crite &oritel-
llmg bon Dem tc6uiic6en Nieiitermerf
unO Der fiiuitleriiden Glc0on5, nit
Oeucn Oieier ucue Scerieie Oes 9iorO-
Oeutiben 2lQpO. ouSgeitottet lit Sn
Oieiem Compiler lit INN iider ouh
ciI N}orfitei in Der @eihiMte Der
SdifiSbautinituiftion gelegt nor
Ocu.
Seinen 9lbm'iiungen nod miro
Ser ,Golumb bel meitenl oae
0onlpier les .9Ioroocutihen 9loDc
ii6eurciien, lmO spar nod I'm 10000
Gonneu groBer meroeu ais y@eorgc
gSdibin0ton~, Der biS6er OoS groBte
Sdiii oieier 6lotte it, Ger 80
lunibuS" miro cine S9aiierperOrdng
mug BON 1900 Gouuen mo eiuen
yictto.9ioumge6olt pon $1,000 &egi-
itertounen beiiben; neiln Stoduerfe,
BON Oencn ieoeS ein5elne s bis 10
GSuB bod iit 0ic6t Dcm Ganpier e.
ne glci6e &o6e luie Elm 9eluobnlibes
SifIccgc6duOe o0er ein 9lportemeni'
bolG 9l6er oic 9iieienmelingen
OeS 9oalpiers iinO eS nicbt aaen, bic
i'm 5NhS @lmOcr unter cen ihpinis
menOen @olditen Der 9teu5eit itenls
peln. Gic 9comteu Ocs 9}oroOeuts
ic6en Qlo3Q bc6oupten, DaB Der
oGolnlNAN in iemer prddtigcn
9lrsitattiNg Der SolonS, Der Spciie-
idle ser groBen Gmpion92- llO @e
icQi6ofts6ollen nnO Der @legay5 scr
gabihen iiAt ieiuesglciheu bubct
lbiiroe. Gic fiir Die 9leiienOen gc.
ttoficncn Observation-Disclosures
Gen ite6en nollitdn0ig aui ser Sobc
Ser oQereriten 6otelS oui Dem SonOe,
wenn iic iie niht gar iibertrciien.
SSiir Die geOiegene lmO filnitleriidle
Snucneiuridhlng biirgen bciier ais
olle onOeren @elueiie bic 9lnmen Der
Drei &iiuitler Die tie ii6ernommen
bo6rn Cine anerfannte 9lutoritdi
ouf Dem @ebiete Der Sdiiisausitot-
hmg lit Sob. &ope, Berlin, Der ais
eriter &iinitler bel Der 9lusitattlmg
ocs SbiiieS geHonnt iein mag Sei-
he @litorbciter imo Bruno %opl, 81
reftor scr 9erliner Sdule fiir ouge.
monOte &unit mo Der befauntc
lOiiindcucr aiiriher 9iidorO &ie
meri6oiO, Iicic Orei NRduuer, uou
Ocuen ieoer @eltrui in ieinem 6a
die 6ciiof, '6n6tla 9hon icit Nlouoter
an Der SmieNefIlfibtma oes S6if
fcs gcur6eitct iliO Is 6erriht IN alleu
&rciief fcin 3iucifel oorii6er, OoB ibl
&ert eir5igartig luO fiinitleriid
pollcnoet meroen miro. Ger grobl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04

@r. @. @roubner @iacnt6iimcr
0cs n@citeno @orfs. modt an an
ocrcr Stcue oieies 9latteS oas 9Sub
lfum oarairf auimcrtiont oaB in
lctterer 3cit iii Oeribieoenen 3eihui
gen @oltimore's conitatirt miroc
OoB oicicr Eorf oieicu 5pmmcr iiir
Oic glbbolhug BON @icnics geihlol
len lpuroe. Gr wilnidt oo6er bier 5ll
pcritcben 5u gebeh OaB sic 0eiaaten
(serilbtc o6iolut ulnoabr limo, pa 0cr
as9citcno Sort Der ein3igc Bicnc
@orf in Der Staot oieien Sonimcr
oifcn iciu miro. ipie bisBer GeS
gSeitcrcn modt er oorauf niimert
ioai 0oB ioipcit cine gan5e 2ln5ahl
gotcr bcIe9t ioiiroen iuo oaB Gr.
goniidtioncn imo airrbcu pcldlc pa
ten iiir @icnics lpiirihcu icBt iDre
Qhslua1l treiien ioatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04

Solom &oiiitc, iit inn 6lorcniincr
&cnoiiioncc Stil geboneu, oie Nl6-
6el iino aus iolioem Nio6oaoni6ol5
gcor6eitet ieruer beiinOet ii6 Oorn
cin GROCER, urnOcrpoll euhporiener
aomiu. Eus notiirli6e 2ibt itromt
aus groBcn 6eniierL Die pom 9oocn
bis 5llr Gede reid)elL in Oen 9tollm
Sduerc cornliurot6e Gorbduge unO
mcrt6pollc oricntaliihe Geppide per
Ocn sur 9cbdglihfeit Oes SoolcS, Der
1860 GnoorotiliB miBt bcitrogen
9lud ser Speiieiodl Deripridt Elm
Meiiteritiid in ser 2lusitottung 81
mcroen; cr itc6t iiher al SA0n6eit
Ocn groBten Speiieidlen Der eriteu
0otels niht nah Ger &oum bat
cine Nlittcl606e BON 20 SUB mo oH
6eioeh 9dngsieitcn ino @alfons oli
9e6roGt luter Oenen e6eniolls GBti
i6e oufaeiteat merOen. Sic BE.
leihtlmg eriolgt 0urd @rrppcn bon
Sdulenlidtern mo rieiigeu G6riitaa
&ronleubtern; oos SdgeSliht Oringt
Ourd 0roBe 6reilidticniter ein Ger
Sool lit 9t4O GuooroiiuB groB unN
fam qlei65eitig oac 536 @oiiogicre
eritcr Soiiite ioiien Die @ntuide
hmg Der ShiiiSbniltc6nit miro aber
crit rc6t oeutlidb Dor 9(ugen geiii6rt
meun oieie 6cioen eben 6ei6rie6cncn
RieienrGume Oen Giuri6tngen &c
i6crgeItcQt mcrOelJ Die uli 0enl
,@oi6inoton~, Dem criten Compiler
Oes 9torOoeutihen SlopOs uiel-
mc6r iciue5 &orgdngers Ger gGceon
z. 2. gtouigoioH Company" int
Sa1re 1917 por6anoen puren 9(lh
Oieier Gunpfcr Nolt ieiner Belt uls
gSunocr, ooA mos piirOe OoS mooer
ne 6eiiepu6lifrm nit ieinen bellIigen
g(nipriiden odju iogcu2 Ger 3u
qana az Ben aobincn geihab oird
cine ehpa 10 SUB 6reite Soue, bic
gleib5eitig oen 6cuiigel Speiicioul
unO Solon eriest 3u Ocu Nlob5ei
ten iuurOe Elm 5uionmcufloppborer
Gid al Oen 9Gugsieiten Der Sole
erribtet iuio nod Dem Giien pieoer
a6QcrGluut, inn Oie 9enubrng Der
&aQe ais ,Salon~ mieoer 5u ermog
licben. Gie erite 9ieiie madtcn an
Dem ,,S9oi6ngton" Gin Eaiiagier ~
eritcr aoiiite imO 90 3piidenocder
nit, Elm @egeaiob 5u 5000 bis 1000
@erioneu, sic beut5lltagc inierc
Eompicr 81 6eiorOert pilegen.
IoS @romenoOeocd oli Dem 80
htnlbus miro oui ieoer SGiiisleiie
40 TSuB mclien, 10 ooB bic &eiienoen
bel i6rem Morgenipojiergong mir .
Wlol Inn OaS Shiii 81 geben srall
hen, nm cine 0}eile 3liriidjuIcgen.
Ecnjeni9cll 8eiicnoeu aber Die oo@
@e6eu ni6t lie6eu itc6cn iogor elet
triid getriebene 9ioaitii6le SIR Gerfil>
olng, ctpo oie 9lrt mic lie pon Den
Stronopromenooen III gltlmliic 81.
tn unO in onoeren 9ooeorten ber be
FAINT iinO. Ter @iltergarten ioll
auf Dem columbus" 81 einen po6.
rem tropiiden @ordoies ouSgeitattet
weroen; Die ielteniteu 9dlune imo
@cuGc6ic ans 9llgicr unO @eit tSu
oien merOen oo5u importit Ierncr
ite6eu oen &eiienocn eriter aoiiitc
ein peue5ianides Sale, Elm elegons
tcs 9i6lioi6efs5immer elm 1000 SilB
GROCER 9ollralml unO cin liuniool
nit GennisploB 5ur &erijigung;
i6er6oupt iinO oae cr0cufliDcn Gin
ri6tungcu 9etroiien worocn INN 0aS
9leiicn 10 bcQuem pie mogIih 81 9es
] itnltpn Sc(bif fiir 0ip llunehmlidl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04

Elm 6ellcr 9oqellaut aus ben 3psiesn
an i6m 6trab. 3tpitI9erno floo Elm
N}eiicnpGrc6eu oidt an i6m pprlibsr,
ipie Elm @ruB 0es 2ebens mitten IN 6as
9ooesI6psigen oes DalDes hiueia.
limb pie cine @iiioH Itieg nit BEN 3miis
l1ernOen @Dgeln 3ugleih &dEcs gitn
ror i6m duf unO i6m nor, ais Id6s Fs
ibn nit traurigem9Hd a.to 6ittcnb ass
falieten Sdnoen an So Teote Sic Sic,
be in i6m ii6er @jroa uub gsrspeif
lung. Songlam, nit scbeuqiem 8opi
uno gefaBtem Ser5en trut CT otu osim.
reg an. -e- ~
adte mar, aui bic gta9rit5t bou Der
aunoigung bin, nod Der Sberf0rRsrsi
3uriidgete6rt
Der 9uter 6roudt mid icbi notis
ger ais ou," botte lie, ben gsn:lenosH
I@eliebten umormsno, aelogt, uno0aas
9otts iis Obne@iOcripru9 sisAsn lall'H-
aHTste sr iic6 bod ieIbi IN esn nadls
item 9ogen 5u Ieiner 2lrfeit 5urlld3a'
tc6ren
3pii6sn Otic unO @mma ballt ei'H
ernae llnterreouns Itottscfannep
raprimt 99ronoipiB feet sar Sups
laitotion. 10 boffe ito eaB prni7lisaa
nicmono lein @elo 6d8ei osylisri io'na
oi8 fir ms nicbts liOsi1 pls'''H
, miro, bate er geioat
emma ntdte linn Icaloe'e'ao "A. 'sls
} naren ia beios iunaapo aa 4H'la*H
oetpobnt. Otto ipiiroe cine S''luas
? ais @utsDsrpalter iu&cu 4, lsiyosa
Isbeu i0nntn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04
9lguolutiun IN genr5ucla?

@illenitn0, Curacao, y.
glpril. IS iino bier @eriidtc i'm
llnlanf OaB i'm &mern &enc3uelo'@
onl 30. 9Rdr5 cine 9feOolution aus.
qebroden lit.
IS beiBt 0aB sic 9cuegmg i'm
StaNt ,S1lcon be8onnen Bat
,Su @tg6oulton 9lcw gorf,
Dgonnte bic &rait Gcutrolc Der &c
poiit electric So. ob po0lrc9 oic
qau5c Stoot in Duutelbeit oc5iIat
muroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-04
DrNnG ROOM aEa SALON. Of asTEA1lEB 5OYEARS AS0

oOer 2lniaua September OieieS Sab
res erfolgen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
COUNT Won BERxSTORFF
CALLS ATTENTION THAT
AOR|AT|c CARRIES GUNS

New York, Aug. 31.-Count Won
Bernstorff, German ambassador to
the United States, called attention
today to the presence in this port Of
the White Star liner Adriatic which
arrived from Liverpool on Saturday
with four guns mounted on her decks,
The ambassador wondered~if the Ad-
Ratio would be compelled to sail
within "a hours under the law which
requires an armored vessel of be-
ligerent nation to remain In port not
longer than that length of time.
The Adriatic is not preparing to
sail before Thursday ana officials Of
the international Mercantile Marine
company said they had received no
word from the authorities objecting
to the liner remaining In port until
that day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
BRADY AND COOLING
SEEK SENATE SEATS

Boise, Idaho, Aug. 31-Tomorrow's
primary election will be for the elec-
ton of United States senators and
full congressional and state tickets
of all parties. The principH con-
test is for the Republican senatorial
nomination, with Senator James H.
Brady, Ex-Governor Frank R. Good
ing, former supreme Judge James
F. Ailshle and Congressman Burton
l.. French as the candidates. Former
Governor James H. Hawley and John
F. Nugent are the Democrats can
didates for senator. There Is no
contest in the Progressive party.
Governor John NJ. Haines. Repub-
lican, is a candidate for denomination
and is opposed by James Stevens and
NJ. E. Lewis.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
ANTITRUST BILL is
ONCE MORE AMENDED

Washington, Aug. 81. Efforts 70
make more stringent provisions 30
the Clayton antitrust bill aga,ns,
holding companies failed in the san.
ate today, with a single exception
The bill prohibits the organization of
holding company or the purchase
of stock by one corporation in an.
other engaged in interstate commerce
when the effect Of such may be 70
substantially lessen competition. The
amendment accepted struck out tho
word substantially" broadening the
scope Of the provision somewhat.
Senator Reed sought to prohibit all
holding companies and stock purch.
ases in competing companies, but was
voted down. Senator Cummins offer.
ed similar amendment, but except.
ing banks and railroads, which also
was defeated.
An agreement was reached limiting
future debate to fifteen minutes for
each senator on each amendment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
RESIDENTS IN ZONE Of
ACTION AROUND PARIS
MUST RAE THEIR HOUSES

Washington, Aug. ga circle Of
country "a miles In length will be
swept of buildings IL the order Of the
military governor of Paris that the
residents of the zone of action" Of
the French capitals defending forts
burn their homes in anticipation Of
siege is correctly interpreted here.
It is supposed that the order refers
to the suburban territory just be-
yond the city's second line of defense
composed of seventeen connecting
forts.
These are located in wide circle
about two miles outside of the inner
wall which surrounds Paris. They lie
for the most part amoung famous
suburban towns such as Neuilly,
Verstiled, Vincennes ana swept every
approach to the city. 1t is assumed
that the governors order is intended
to clear the way in front of these de-
fences that no protection will be aft
crded an advancing enemy.
The order probably applies also to
the outer circles Of the city's triple
line Of defences. These are the most
modern of forts. They are built Of St.
eel and masonery and known to be
equipped with the heaviest guns Of
famous french artillery, although de-
tails as to their armament have been
closely guarded They are located
among the hills, however, and while
it may be necessary to destroy numer.
GUS buildings in order to open the CO
untry to the fire of their guns, 1t Is
thought the destruction will not be OF
such wholesale proportions as in the
case of the second line forts, which
are embedded among costly dwellings
and thriving towns.
Something OF the magnitude Of the
defenses of Paris Is shown by esti
mates that only an army Of half q
million men could hope to invest them
and cut them of from the outside
world. Some of the forts still beai
the names under which they resist
ed the German assaults in 1870, but
they have been remodeled and newly
equipped many times as the science
of gunnery progressed and today are
considered by military experts among
the strongest defense works in the
world.
The two outer lines are so place.
that each fort has n cross hre oVe'
the territory swept directly by tn'
guns of adjoining forts. The resui
is to make attackers face hre IRON
both TANKS as we'll as the front II
advancing on any position.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
Broaden Scope Of
Proposed New Tax
Several Plans Are Under considera.
ton BY Ways and Means
Committee

Washington, Aug. 31.--A stamp
tax on soft drinks, as well as beer
and patented medicines. is contem-
plated by members Of the house ways
and means committee. which Is pre-
pairing an emergency internal revenue
bill to offset treasury losses due to
curtailment of imports. 1t is urged
that soft drinks are as much OF
luxury as wines or beer and that an
equitable distribution Of the tax bur-
den among all consumers would be
accomplished by this plan.
Another suggestion is stamp tax
of or 10 per cent on railroad tick
cts and admission to theaters, base
ball parks and other licensed aEuse-
ments. 1t is estimated that from
$50 1000 900 to $S0,0O0,O00 could be
raised in this way.
The committee has not determined
upon a complete taxation plan as
yet, DuJ puipooco W hoosS' 'SS -
liberations, so bill may he introouc-
ed soon after President Wilson ad
dresses congress on the subject,
which probably will be Immediately
upon his return from New lamp
shire. Administration leaders are
impressed with the necessity OF quick
action, in order to disturb business
conditions as little az possible.
Democrats OF the senate VIII dis
cuss the emergency In party eau
Gus to be called later this week.
A doubling of the present tax on
beer, It Is estimated by treasury en-
perts, would produce SOS 100000.
Some committee members, however,
'rcl that taxation Of commodities
other ,han beer an atent medicines
would cause less popular friction.
Among the committee Democrats
there has been some opposition 70
any war tax at all this session, the
contention being that there Is plenty
Of available money for present
needs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Logan, Sept. 1, 1914.
The following letters are at the
city post office, and. If not called for
within two weeks will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, Washington:
Benson, Mrs. Christina.
Dudley, j.
McCulley, Mrs. Mary, (2).
Nielsen, Mrs. Ole.
Rudd, Jess.
The Logan Independent.
JOS. ODELL, Postmaster.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-03
EDITORIAL,
-
OUR OPPORTUNITY

The Salt Lake Tribune makes the
following observations on our oppor-
tunity:
American manufacturers must be
prepared to supply practically the
whole world this year and next.
Europe has gone out on the kind of
universal strike" known as war and
production has been reduced more
than SO per cent. In many instances
It has ceased altogether.
In Germany and Austria the chance
to supply the needs of foreign coun-
tries, with manufactured goods has
va. !shed for the time being. The
English and French navies are see
ing to 1t that the commerce OF Ger
many and Austria is swept from the
seas and that these nations remain
cut off from the rest Of the world ex-
cept for a few unimportant trade
channels such as The Netherlands
and. the route to the east by way OF
Roumania, Bulgaria and Turkey.
The American manufacturer is
called upon to perform double duty
Imports are cut off not only from
this country, but from all countries
In varying proportions. The Ameri-
can manufacturer must supply Doth
deficiencies. He must increase his
output to meet not only the dearth at
home, but the dearth abroad.
The American Machinist contains
some interesting figures in regard to
the possibilities for the American
manufacturer of machinery, and Sc
lects as a parallel case the condition
of the English market during the
Franco Prussian war Of 1870. 1t fails
to dwell upon one important diner
ence which should be noted. In 1870
only two nations were at war. Now
practically the whole OF Europe Is
engaged In hostilities whereas the
factory supply of the warning nations
is reduced, 80 too Is the demand.
With this reservation, however, the
figures presented by the Machinist
are Illuminating. 1t says
What does history tell us about the
industrial conditions of neutral ra'
lions when a great war was in pro-
gress? II our belief Is true that a
great opportunity now faces u.s.
similar opportunity must have raced
Soma other nation at some time In
the past
The natural place to turn for
parallel is to England during the
Franco Prussian war. Parliamentary
reports give most striking facts IL
this connection. In these documents
I'm every case the years immediately
preceding 1875 are referred TO as nan
ner years in English industry. iher'
was an unexampled trade expansion
The national income jumped ron
$4,000 900 900 in 1870 TO $S,7oo'Voo'oo
in 1874 an increase Of $i.2OO.ooo'ooo
The average yearly total OF wages 70
the same years were: s2,2oo'ooo.oo
and s2.7oo. 900 900. respectively III
wage rate in the machinery ous'hes
increased during this period as
shown by the following figures ines
arc arranged according to scale
which the rate for 1860 is taken
100: '"
1860 1866 1870 1874 1877
100 1913 10 l24 1913
What tremendous record Fro
1870 TO 1874 England's yearly natiol
al income--from the sale OF manuta
ured prodscts--increased $l'2OO'OoO
600.
In ls7O.ls74 there was an enormo'
demand for workrnen in Eng'ands
dustry, as shown by the rise in wal