The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-26

that no one can tell what Il day may
bring forth. In Germany one day
was clear tranquil ANA peaceful, the
next day the whole heavens were
black with threatening war clouds
that had rolled mp in the night and
almost before ono could escape 20
shelter the terrible storm had bro;..
ca aud seven nations, amid tne ligut.
ming flash of rifle fire and the thun
der of heavy artillery. were POURING
upon each other a deadly hail of lead
and iron, thereby dreuchiug the
ground in blood Denmark. Sweden,
Norway and Holland are TO-DAY osJcu
s.biy All peace and egress from those
count'ies is easy at present. There.
fore nobody may De anxious to leave
them: tomorrow eycrg c>t may be
closed making it difficult If not rp.
possible for people J1 come out no
matter how strongly they wishJ de.
.ra To- DO so. THE following rl..
sw iJ#t received from President
No1aras twenty elders arrived
Yesterday and today others reported
,u ..Dto. President Valentine tour
n~ mission with woUp. I urntl"l
~ "rnau sikh Of relic. We wDll uot'
many of them for the tni'ri 5U'rs
% tie 18th and Both OF this month.
Also received q TELEGRAM uou Ho.
y Nimball stating that he. family
.gud Miss Hyde were in London. Nn.
other similar sigh! The elder mI
in France is H. W. Mortenscn Of
Sanford, Colorado Money sent thru
United States treasurer rccohod.
Your servant ana brother,
IINRUM NJ. SMITH.
President Richards Writes
President LIE Grande Richards Of
the Netherlands mission writes as
follows to President Joseph f.. smith:
Rotterdam, Holland, Sept :. 1914.
President Joseph r. Smith, SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah.
Dear President Smith: have not
| written you for some time of ou]i
tiuns existing here in Holland. hut
since the return of President Hyrum
VI Smith TO Liverpool, | have not
considered it necessary to report con
ditiOrs direct to you, but have kept
| the Liverpool office advised of condi
tons
This office has been quite n hell
station between England and Ger
| many, all communication petwcCI
these two countries being cut of are
We have been receiving all kinds o
messages and letters to be Forwarded
from one country to the other.
presume by the time this letter reach
rs you, that most of the ciaers I'm
students will he out Of Germany, la
in the event that there should be m
W.rios at your Office for friends !.
| lr many. We can reach most al
points IN Germany by tclcgraph fro.
here ana can telegraph money, so
there are any families there aa<u
sons or relatives suu in GermH
! and they desire to communicate wi,
them. they could wire this office au
We can forward the message on, an
! II they desire to send money, we ",
be pleased to forward same shoul
we be able to ocutc the pcrsoa d
sired
The conditions here in lIonau
have improved very much. Money
circulating quite freely since tn
government issued paper money c
smaller denominations. German MOI
ey can be sold here now, but at Quit
loss. The greatC,t trouble her
at the present time is occasloned b
the great number thrown out OF wor
and as you know in this land the pei
pie as Il whole, have nothing lai
away, and because of this condiro
there is already a great deal of su
0.rmc. but the government is dom
It's best aud committees have be"
appointed 10 look after these peopl
and the irh have been very libcr.
I'm contributing. I'm our larger brand
,s. we have taken mp collection
among those who have work, o