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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

SnredtH mdhrnehmen mhftn, bag bon
Idmmtlihn BtiHfluIdsu, bi. i'm atnsr
lassrttH, bic 3initapisln abetidnittea
ipdrsu. 3nt 1T Gin ifbr bsgsbrttr 4rs
titel in gbind. uno ftttr habeH mgine
GfineIeu bds BefDhlsne 3u Gelo gsmoht
Peter leugnets natirIin leibsHihdftlth.
atsr utlhtr 9auner tate bds nitt ia
er eing Iogdr in Der gttsusrung itinsr
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flhm ,Dsisbeitsmanu" - nsnntn mir
ibn g{3aubersr" - holtn. uno or MOLE
feline 6dnoe in elm BON bieiem Wdnns
tntJunotte5 3euer legeH. Seine 6dnos
buroen nur b%rennen, mem tr ihuleig
more. ga. barduf polttu mir ts lisbss
niht dutpmmeH laHeH, benn mir brauhs
ten i6n, ME sr fpor, unb bdtten ihn obue
6Gnpe niht brauten tonHsn. Gpdter Eat
es mir si9entlid ltio. oaB id niht luf
isinsn @orihIas tings9angsn bin, benR e
mare bod iiaer i%nttrefant gepeieg 81 iss
ben. ME Ct fih uus bisier aifdrs ges
5ogen bate.
Den Gs6rauh ron Sdiheutifern
fduutsH Bic gbineitn Dor Rem GintreFfen
Der GuropGsr niht. Sic niI6ten uRo
Diihtn aud beute noh lire Raitu nit
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bisrmal eiHgstrempslt iiRb. boh nod be
6dlfta Der 6anb bebeden. 8teie ielbea
langeu Qermel bisnen duh bieliah gun,
Mbtrotnen uno goliren Der Seler unb
SHiFeln, bic bann nber erft, I'm erboAs
len 9lan3 al r3ielen, trdftig dngebduai
per0en miFsn. ST babe msine gelbtu,
penn i'd fe babel ertdppte, ebenio trdftig
dngebduht; ia mein Mdnu .poiirte"
fe iogor manhm1l, aber niht init BEN
Roddrmd. pie .5ufhtid~ fpieItn nun.
Ieitoem man in China bapnn peibs sInt
grobe Ro1e, uno ieber btdt 5HnGtit Isi.
men 9eoarf bierin aus ben 8orrdtbsu
ieiues Maiters ooer feiner WiFi. 81
nimmt iie nidt stfpd iauber aug ben
Rnmmobens pber G6rantfdIten, Ionberr
nbeiOrst' ie Fd aus Der f6mnbiser
Bdfhs, sbe bitIe benz WaIhmann fiber
aebsn nirb. auh Rragsn sbsiorgen1 fl
fa BON BEN WaItsr, ober bisfe idubei
unb fem gepldttet aus BEN adItsll, uni
pertauTen ie IoFort fir einige Gents az
ben Greuno (obsr r5leunb", bsHu feiT
@bineie fam bas beuti6e II" ausIprti
dem in Tau pdu tau, Der fe bann ipie.
bsrum fir biligss 6eIb an Miliidr, ba.
nal in 3ibif gsbsn pin, an Sapansr ootl
gang 3iDilifierte Gbineien a6Iebt. Meir
Wann brddte einmal fInf iane1oie ipeiBi
acknowledgement, bic er Al einem Spott
preife in einem Sddufeniter esfebeu bate
nit nad 9arIe, un6 gu unIerem unbgi
fhreibIidtn Stdunen unb 8eraniiaen emit
bsdteu mir In ibusn bas 8dbrif3sifa Dol
RuDplf 9erBog unb bic 4nfdngstuhiil
ben unitFes Ramens, bic BON uns Ielbi
nit DdidtiHte biHsiRge8eidnet lbarsn
Der SAMPLER berrietb niht, fpo CT fe Orr
bate, unb bic goli5ei battle aud niGtI
dusrihten fSnnen. Ben ober auli: cine
mar Der DEB. aeinsr BON beiben fpo[t
fih biesmal nuf bag 6dnbFeusrs 9bsate
sinlaHen, trobbsm mir eiFriq Nrebeten
Die pnli5et bat in 5fingtau sirv 10
Tegensreihe Ginri1tuna aetretssa
Gdmmtlids 8ops, Rdfus (autIdsr
aulis uip. fOnnen duf Nunfh oer Sc
treffenbsH nsrridaft auf bcm Iogtnaun
! ten ~GtrauOIussr', uuF 4iHsFd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

Sn Der 5auptIah, ltbsn biz beFtrtn gbis
meier BON REFS. 9irI,. SdantunstObI
uip., ben IL NIT tinem pinJig tlsiHen
Stiidhsn ShiptineFttt tpdeh.
sir bic Guropdtr 1T Der 9~ebsHsuntsrs
BAIT ptrbdltnismdbis t5tutr, gIpu Be-
tommt ia sigeuili9 ales, friihes @emiiit
bringtH bic hinefihn 9drolsr tdglid
tns 6aus, auh It6sHots 6efIiptl uno
Ser ater nan mub isbr banosIn uHo
mon1ts bann bon nod rtdt tbaiet les
5abItH. Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f.igsn ron
Sabr gu 3dbr. Spbatb fran0s Grtegss
l4iffs i'm Sofen liesen uno iih otrprca
riantirsn mafsH mir mstr le3att.n. pnO
Damn piro auh oitl uou BIN GrjGu9nla
len 0ts ganoes an Der Aii.t binaui Sis
nah gAi1otuoitot gtbrnht. DIS Jtii@
II bidio, Sir 70 G.His 6dt man Gin
PiunO RiEof.sifh. 45sr g gilt pou oiss
itm 5Ifiihe eahel5a ME bon Dem in
@irita, mar Tenn aus e;aeH 9iunbs farm
cine irditjge Brittle tontn. 9afbfteiid
1T fat gtnau 70 bunttl ME Rinbfleiih,
nur i'm geihmad ttpds Fsiaer. WsiBe
Ghpsins tommtn meiit lebsnb BON
Ghanabdi, ihpor5e ipsresu aus Der PRO
bin3 SadRtung an bic aiiFs getritben.
Shr 6leiIa 1T pdhsrig. etDds iiiBli6.
uno niro Iebr oiel gegefen, mgiit unbts
pubt, otnu biele Guropdsr haben eine no
netguug baaeeen. Qluf BEN Sdldht6ofs
seihIadtet, ipsrOen bic g%ebrihtsH ibpor,
sen Sdp,ine sendu 10 psib ME bic en-
oeren e bon 6auIe aus iino, dne bic
Snlidtsr nerpsnoen eas cute 5leifd
ieIbIibsridnbli6 in ihren Merttdtten uno
5um 8srtauf. WuritDanrm un0 Sfins
fen ldbt man iih bielfah aus 9eutihians
tonmeu, ossgl(ifsu Gttrdnte. ME gier
unb MeiR, uno tiHige aouierpen, oils ba
iin5 Pil5e. Spargsl. RoIentobl unb Bar.
meldoen uiip. Gs qiebt Bdmititn. biz iif
uuber Gleiih, ibrt fdmmtlideu qebsns.
miitel tommen laHen, Ioadr ben atis anb
has SalJ. Ob ie babel gut qsfa9rsn nnt.
be5peiiIt id fart. benin Is III NIT lgiht.
bic oroBtrtn 9orrdthe unbtrporbtR tutf
bic Reaendsit gu btingsH, belonSsrs Cab.
Mebt unO 3udsr, bic isbt Jsubtisltit auf.
faustn uno iuh sum 9bsit O61ig aufIaisn.
auberbem giebt ss eerate in 5iingiou
eiRigs iebr quite, leiItunssfd6iat aauis
hdaier, in osntn man Giles BADEN tanH.
mas i'm 6dusbGlte aebrdudt iDiro, clqr.
siaas fit hoGe greiIe unb aift INNER
gang mad @unit, aber nafis 1T man Il,
aiieR unb nidt in 8euti4lan9. Trdh,
Butter iommt aus @nItrdlieR. 8as
Dsrtheuert Isbr ben grsis, 5us
NAL man pbHe Butter nidt fem fam.
Die 8iiaknbuttsr lit tbeiIweiie unaenisb,
bar. Stride. oIerbings nur tote Geefifns.
9rabbsn, 3inteufiiae uip. gab e. BET ris
btgem Msttet tdolih Iriib in Der unter po.
li8siIiher Qafidt itebeubtn Morttbdus in
Ia pan tau 81 %tauien. Sdlsberings al
man bielfdh aus 8inlen. Golden @et
uufe iteb ib %btrItdRDnislos gegsniibsr
aaffee wirb ptrbdItnismdbia peuig ge'
%trup.sn. psil sr al9smsin ais Ihablid
fi!t bds 9er5 gift. has auf Mabrbet Be,
ruht, ME ieber 8sutfhs in ben 1rppen an
eiaeneu geibe srfabren baben piro. IA
fiir iinb aatao unb 9bee I'M 10 beliebtet
lsbteru pire BON loIioen 2tuten in iebel
8effaIt nit NcibDein. nit Wilh uHn init
3udtr 3i itntr 3dgtss nnb Rahi8sit az.
t%runttH. III Ia aud iptt bttdnnt bds
| pdaPiseiFdnt Der Gbinsim. IN lnGrFtrtr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

lsdte bdnn Togdr. Gs i6mstte ibm niht,
uuo sr nuBte off,Hbor niht, mas sr oas
nit ~anFangsH folts. Mit GROCER Mibs
msinnisits purbe ibm bauu tlar ssmadt,
no3u bic Ssifs isi uHo btrildrt Dor
6reuoe 5og tr BON banner. nm am
ndhFtsn 5aas pieDer gsnau 70 Idmubis
auF Der gilofIGdt gu erIdsinsH. Gr bate
e porgs3ogeu, bic Seiis fit siniee Gents
in Ia pan tau an einen ednosmdHn gu
pertuufta uno ben Grptrb ioiort in 81
garettsu ~an3ulessn. Meiu WdHu ladlte
mid aus, uub ih habs ME nisoer Ders
iudt, bic aulis sur Sdu6srteit gu Be-
tebren. Sd fam Der hiHefihen Be
bienung tDirflih bel gutss uatIagtn,
babe ia alsrpings aud pisI atrger gss
bdbt, tonnte aber niht Deritsben, ME euro
pdiihe Damen nur 3u Hagen bdtten. 60
litqt auh an Der Qrt Der gebanolund.
SIT man frsunblid gum Bon, 70 1T sr
bereit unb piqig gu alien. gr ld6t ia
5par aud, penn man ihn taosIt, abr
DitIes 9rtnien lit nitt 4isoertrdht uno
gerb0bnung. ~ionosrn iueitsr nihis pi.
ainefide 6ofIidfeit.
IS oie6t in eintm bsuti9en 5dusbaltt
in China mebr 3u tbun als in
9tutialano. 8as liegt gum 5beil in ben
MISUNDERSTANDING syn htr Rtgeus
3eit. bic anfaug mai besinnt un6 biz
Gnbe Septembsr bduert, neroen ale
Dous unb BinterIdden, Stisfel, 9ettsn
uIip. eingelotst, Inn fe Dor BEN 9eritodsa
81 bitten. @sr abtr sinen aroBtn 6auss
b~lt bat unb nift aber eenigtnb 3ints
fifteen uub 9ropenioffer Derfiigt, 1T gss
5pungen, bic Saden auf dnbers Detie gu
ialBen. 8 biefs grdueHbdfte Regen3titl
Gle beginnt, ME Ihon srDd1nt, anfan1
gaai unO iebt msiit nit unbur9orings
lidem Qebel ein, Der meiit bon beFtiger
Cibpeis unb Weitpinbsn beoleitet 1T,
bic fid i'm 4usuIt uno September in
SftaFen oft gu 5%uifunsu uuspa6ien. Sn
ben Gommermondten fteisert iih BIZ
6ibe babel Bis sur llnertrdgfiAteit, uHr
mir BADEN Sabre gsbdbt, in bsneu ipir
tdtidhlth ipp6tnlang bic Sonne niht az
fehen betdmtn. Grihien ft aber bod
etnmaI, bdnn ranute unb itir3te olles
unb i'm 6nnbumbreben pdren bic 3dunl
oetorirt NIT 4n5iigen, &leibern, Jil3.
bitten uno auberen @olfunen, unb drlI
ben 8altons uno in ben offsnen GtRIterr
tanben fdmmtline Geberiiefel, beoedi
nit elmer 6iden Sdimmelfti6t in Reit
unb @lieb aufmarIdirt i'm trauten gei'
chamber NIT @igarren, giearttten, Brief.
pdpter uub photographer ufp. DebI
uber, fuenn man ben s3eitpuntt beg Diel
oereintretens Der bi9ten, feudten Seet
matchmaker Derpabte, bdnn fpdreu BIZ
Sadsn oft Mailer ipie borber, uno maj
tOnnte barauf sefdBi fem. fe Ipdtsr ii
ungldublitem 3uItaabe In bgn Ghrdnter
o~or8ufinosH. pa nun bic Gbineien mid.
ishr 5nnsrldHig fH6, 70 til Il mir 3ism-
LID oft 70 ssgangtn, ouB ib nad 5auI
tam uub etne oampfbabdbnlide 2uft il
meinen 3immern borfanb. IS mar bdnr
eben berIdumt porben, re1t3sitia BIZ
5eHitsr I'D InlieBen. QuF ben 9ildosder
nnb potfermBbeIn ItunOen WaHertropfea
tnb i'd mar %ge5ipnngen, BEL % Grab i
i'm Simmer al kisen, nm ptniaitens clint
germdbm trodent getten at hdbcn. 0i
@hdle msines 3ornss trgoB fh abe
odnn iiber bds ituIbiee 6anpt msinti
Hops.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

Satsn ipira leibsr aud uHsnDIiG bitl in
Sfn9iau lnuiumirt. Nm Der Spibt itss
ben Sttt, 8histp une ale m0sIidsu
ehndpit. Bier litIert 3tutI6IdHo in
sroBm brdpisrid eilsrfIaf6tn. nlsrsinss
CUR Grb6buug Der Snltbarleit fart NIT
Glpttrin Oerisbt unb odbsr tribe, aber Is
i6Hedt trobotm, rpsnu ss gut estiihlt 1T.
rsfi out. 8rauben ipirb aah Biel Bier
aus BET @ermaHins 8raufrei in 9ai iuna
tIhtn BEL 5iiugtda %sttrunten. bod gift Is
alsemcip as Hiht ionberlih bsfommlin.
qm 5ltis6erge giebt Is fogar cine Mis
neralpaftr1abrIt, bic ~iostnanntt ,Sltiss
bruHnsH" fabri8irt uHo BEN san5tn CiitH
bamit iibtridrsmmt. Die Milhptrs
bdltuihs iinp ulti gsrdbs aIdn5eRe i'm
ShuBgebiete. Die berihieeeniitn Gers
iuas beutiher Girmsn, eur0pdilhsa @ish
briibtH eiH5ufahgsH, iino eiesntlih iitts
mibgIiiat, GUr gspobalin bringtH bic
Gbiusieu bic mtl6 in lsersH, niht INNER
gang iauberen DsininIasu "a GlaTht 20
bis Is Gents) In bic 6duisr, nufbsm fs
loon bon ben entftrnt IiteenheH 9Grfsrn
oft i~tuRbmlaHq duf BEN Rideu, i'm Cons
mer ourh bic gliihenbe SoHne s~siragsn
purbt. 9dtIrIth aeldngt ie meiIt In gss
taiism 3uItaubs an. Inter bieisH rtti
uHgiiniigtn 9erbGltnifen iii ss feline
altiniaisit. bic ainbsr porihriftsmdbis
Ju rndbrsn. WdH bebient iid babti uae
nuh fir bic aiihe Der tonbeniirien uHo
BhhfenmiId. bon beusn am msiiten BIZ
lisbt Hebsu engIiihsn G~r5eueniFen bic aug
Darsn in Medlnburs mar. @ddpdore
fitfsrR 5psi beutlhe 8ddsreifn, unb bds
8rot uHb bic irilhen 8rot9eu tperbtn
Utorgtns bon ben 8obs eeboli. auh
auhen, fppis ale arttu BON aenoitors
paarcn tpie 3ortsn Sis uip. lam man
ouF 8eiteuuna betommen. Sin oiefer Be-
8iebung leioeR mir nirflih feline Npih.
Weun nur bic 2ebeusmittel better ~ hdIs
ten sspeItH pdteu, aber oamit batter mir
am meiiien 3u tdmpffn. 8as 9rot, has
Wlorsens friih abeeihuiiten iuor, Ssiate
in Der .8e9sH5sit ihon Mittaas cine
GAimmelidiht. DIR Snbalt Der Gdlis
fdHer tpuroe all Wahtr. uno GIeiIdbors
rattle tonnte man obng Sis ~ii6frbdupt nihf
bon tinem Gage gum nnnsrsn halien. Sm
battle mir aus 9amburg tinen GisIhrdnf
tommtn laiitH unb tdufte mir tdeIid fur
300 Gents Gis. 9iefts purbe BON
tiaet beutiden Jirma permitiels eismos
i9inen fdbri3irt. gs sab ia her3Iih ipss
Mig fiirs @tlb. abtr Is geniieie mir. 1rDb
alsr a~ngeipanbten goriiht babe id oil
8orrdt9e uub Rtite forttpsrfsn mlFen,
neil ie mir ni6t msbr sanS sinponbsIri
erIditnsn. 9eionbsrs Reis IGusri bruubsn
autfaaenb Iduea, ipas aber bic Gbintfsn
mot blnoert. ibn nonmols auIaslpht su
NeNsn. SIN arobeu uuD gdnssH mpfieEIt
e iit iibsrbaupt, nit oer @dbf Der Gpei
len in Der beiBsH 3eit redt bprIiAtiQ Az
lstn, nuo 81 lDirb aud BON dItsrsn Rps
l%oniitsn, bon asr3ien uTp. ftets aetpornl,
leiotr nidt INNER NIT Grfcla, pis Der I'M
SomWr reat psaig giaItiee @elunbs
beltsjuitano in Der AolDaie idcn Oft at
5etgt bat. Dor Dem @eaab BON unahass
to9tem Waffer, Trilasm Obf, qfirhMsn
Inp Wsinirdubeu miB mar IiA sans 81
lonosrs IN aht nebmeu. Die 8erluhuHa
" 9rob, btnn bic tbsn nipdhnisH Cbhs
arttn gspetbsn lsunbsrooa unb Inb 70
bilia, Dab man of nirtIiA niGl piners
! iieben lam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

gsm tatt ln Ton IA slqfnilih uis dltin
aitaH,H. btHn ltint ebtliAtsii lisb Ieibtl
auh Al ipinitsn ibrig. so babe ion
Irtlli6 ME blrtii tsim Gitblm niabpl.
absr Ia babe MID Oh asnup lbst ben
grpbfu 9ubFauh an aebIsu unb peiro,
Itum sftDunbtrt unb dnmal Iogag nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

stsehimbu fnngsdeT tinatlrosm her
ben. She NtgIcnolish Ilsni man bort Isi
unb ie htiommtn cine n%ummetlris DleHit
larif aut bu va ohtu Iinla bic Qboso'
graphic bss aHbabtts hdiubti. "a
ben 70 tsiaHuitu GbiHtiu nun ulht siti
mosli&, Dem @tms bet @utbiialtii 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
Die OentI6e oSallsfrdl
III @iantI6an.

VS. .3auhrttr 1ml6n aolouiattalsasU 1914.
BON CttoI 10 3immtr I'm on n, men eo5ottn, g. Z
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17
Militant Methods Not Needed in
America, Says Christabel Pankhurst

land would have been better equip
ped for war If her women had been
given the vote. It had been gener.
ally expected for years that the war
would come. The women who are
the greatest sufferers, should have a
voice in the preparations to meet 1t i.
BE that as 1t may, militancy has
already given its lesson in England"
Miss Pankhurst said she expected
to remain in the United States for a
few months. She was especially de.
sirous of visiting the Pacifce coast
If possible. Anyhow, she said, she
expected to go to Chicago and to
Boston.
While in New York she will be the
guest of Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17
CLAIM TO HAVE FOUND
HO[lOW-TOP BULLETS
ON FRENCH PRISONERS
Germans Fenew Charge That Foe Is
Using Prohibited
Projectiles

Washington, Oct. 14.-Couut Won
Bernstorff, the German ambassador,
issued today the following statement
under the heading, Authorized by
the imperial government
"In possession of French soldiers
who were made prisoners particularly
near Schirmerk, Montme1y and Long
wy, numerous steel mantle prolectlles
were found, the top of which had
been bored out by machinery to =
width of five and depth o. seven
millimeters. Near Fort Longwy a
mechanical contrivance was liscov-
cred. serving to alter the bullets of
finished cartridges in the above fash
ion. There also whole cases full of
such cartridges were captured. 1t Is
also beyond doubt that cartridges OF
this description have been dealt out
TO the troops by the French army au
thorities.
Gas regards the effect of these hol'
low top bullets, commonly known as
dunn dunn bullets, the softer leaden
nucleus will at the contact emerge
from the steel mantle and fatten out
thus causing peculiarly cruel wounds
and needless suffering. The same Is
to be said of the mantle, which when
torn open produces heavy laceration
of the organic tissues. Other cartridg
es found upon French prisoners show
bullets either provided with strongl!
protruding edges caused through In
section or nipped off at the top OF
even split open. Military investiga
tons have established the fact tina
the men have treated the cartridges
as described by order of their Ollie
ers. Bullets Of this kind are liable
to cause similar needless wounds al
the dunn dunn bullets.
The use of all such projectiles II
| ny tht io'N' ~
tional law, more especially by article
90, paragraph 1, section h OF tn
Hague regulations for war on liant
and by the Hague declaration o
July 30, 1888, relating to the prohip'
ton of projectiles which easily eS
pand or fiatten in the human BODY
The embassy received today wir
less message from Berlin saying:
The English reports that Germal
industry is at standstill with n
possibility Of export, are lies. IN
economic life of Germany Is progress
ing as usual. German exports DOT
absolutely and relatively have dt
creased less than those OF England
despite the attempts Of the enemie
to check them. German industries
especially textile industries. are worn
ing with nearly full pressure.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17

Dollar day is bargain day. Every
dollar day in the mart of classified
ads.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17
STATUS Or CITIZENS
ABROAD UNCERTAIN

Washington, Oct. 14-Considerable
concern was manifested at the state
department today over the status of
American citizens both native and
natura tied, who were caught in bel,
ligerent countries by the outbreak 0!
the European war and drafted for
military service because they or their
fathers were born subjects of such
countries.
This has occurred in countries with
which the United States has no nat.
uralization treaties and has called
forth this warning issued to foreign
born elements in the United States
by the department against visits to
Europe at this time:
The department of state has been
informed that persons born in this
country Of Italian parents, when they
return to Italy. are held for military
service in that country. Although
such persons are born American citl.
2ens under the laws of this country,
they are also born Italian subjects
under Italian law, thus having a dual
nationality. For this reason the Ital.
ian government claims their service
for the Italian army when such per,
sons are found in Italy.
The department Is also informed OF
numerous cases where Italians who
have been naturalized as citizens of
the United States and have subse-
quently returned to Italy have been
held in that country for military ser.
vice. There is no treaty Of natural
ization between the United States AMI
Italy, and under Italian law the nat
urAlization of an Italian subject al
II citizen or subject of another coun
try does not relieve him from the Ii
ability of the performance Of military
service in Italy.
The department has found itsel
embarrassed in protesting to the va
rious governments by the fact tina
the United States has adhered to thu
doctrine that the child born to Am
erican parents in O foreign countr!
is an American citizen unless he vol
unfairly relinquishes that citizenship
The position of Italy, France ant
many other countries Is that when I
citizen leaves the fatherland withou
having rendered military service, no
only he but his male children arr
subject to arrest for military dut
upon their return to the fatherland
So far, 1t is said, the efforts of tn
state department to obtain the releas
OF such persons have proven unavail
ing although they are being contin
ued.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17

by the hospitals and civilians had lit
tie chance to ride. The hotels near
the quay which remained open were
crowded with refugees who had
money and who begged for the OPP
portunity to rent even chair.
Fishermen Take Families Away
Tuesday night brought insistent re-
ports that the Germans would enter
Ostend on Wednesday at dawn with
the result that few persons in the
city slept. Before daybreak every
street of Ostend was alive with Bel
gians marking their way to the wa
ter front. Hundreds of fishermen
took their families and friends away
in their small boats, which sailed Out
of the shipping basin in steady
stream loaded down with frightened
women and children carrying thei
personal effects wrapped in table
cloths and blankets.
The failure of the Germans to ar
rive at daybreak afforded only
slight relief 10 the anxious crowds,
Rumors were carried that German
cavalry was less than twenty miles
away and the appearance OF the
Taube In the sky was taken as an in
dication that the Germans were per-
fecting their plan for entering the
city, ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17
SAYS THE BELG|ANS
SHOULD RETURN HOME
Chairman Of American Relief Com
mittee Makes
Argument

London, Oct. 14-Herbert C. Hoov-
er, chairman of the relief commit
tee, interviewed today concerning the
generous American efforts to ailevi
ate distress among the Belgians, ex-
pressed the opinion that unless the
application of funds thus raised he
under the direction of persons famil-
lar with existing conditions in Bel
GUM there will be inevitably an ov-
erlapping and great waste Of en-.
ergy and money.
"All the American relief workers
should combine into one committee"
he said, (which should embrace all
the American committees already es
tablished in Belgium and in London"
Mr.. Hoover was emphatically OF
the opinion that the creation nf con-
centration camps for Belgian refugees
and the billeting of them on the gen
eral community in England and Hol'
land, as now is being done, instead
of satisfactorily solving the problem
would lead only to decentralization
and afterward create worse situa
ton than now exists.
while Holland and England be
continued, have risen magniiicently
to the occasion and now are looking
after all the immediate wants of the
refugees there Is no ultimate solu
ton of the problem except by repat
ration to their own villages and
homes. Our evidence shows that the
homes destroyed by the war amount
reality to but a small percencaa'
of the whole. This repatriation mn
doubtedly would require considerable
funds, because large number Of
persons have to be provided for thru
the winter and the agricultural com
munities must be enabled to sow the
seed for next years crops.
"The work of repatriation coult
only be undertaken by an American
organization which would receive no
only the cooperation of the allied gov
ernments but also of the German oc
cupation. With the German occupa
ton of Antwerp there is provided I
port of entry for the return Of Bel
gian refugees and for the entrance o
provisions for them. Such repatria
ton would be not only the best thin
that could be done for the Belgian
themselves but 1t would relieve til
other governments concerned"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17

New ork, Oct. 14--Miss Christabei
pankhurst, militant suffragette leader
:, england, came unannounced today
" ,be steamer Finland. Miss Pank-
hurst w. yoyased as Elizabeth Mcdonald
Ia Aid not announce her identity I'M
o. ,ho FINLAND was within sight OF
shore.
oo,e militant methods" we're almost
,ar first words as she met dozen
nenorters. militant methods are not
aooded in America This is demon
strated by the fact that several states
have already granted woman sur
frage. :.
"The women's fight for votes in
England has been laid aside temper
orilv. I believe, however, that ENG
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17
If YOUR CHILD Is CROSS,
FEvERIsH, CoNsTIPATED
Look Mother! II tongue 10 coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Call.
fornia Syrup Of Flgs."

Mothers can rest easy after giving
California Syrup Of Figs" because in
a few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out Of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep 1t handy be.
cause they know It's action on the
stomach. liver and bowels is prompt
and sure.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie Of California Syrup OF Figs" which
contains directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17

Neuralgia of the face, shoulder
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT Pos
sesses that power. Rubbed in where
the pain is felt is all that Is neces'
sary to relieve suffering and restore
normal conditions. Price 25c, 5oc ana
81 90 per bottle. Sold by Ritter BIOS
Drug Co. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-17
Portugal Will Mobilize Her
Troops and Likely Declare War

yet declared war against Germany.
but 1t was learned in official quarters
in London today that partial mob
ilization of Portuguese troops will be
ordered tomorrow.
1t Is added that Portugal is prepar-
ing for all eventualities and that II
she participates in the war 1t will be
on the side of Great Britain.