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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
A Stitch in Time
Logan People Should Not NEGLECT
Their Kidneys

No kidney ailment is unimportant.
Don't overlook the slightest backache
or urinary irregularity. Nature NAV
be warning you of approaching drop.
sy, gravel or Bright's disease. Kid.
ney disease is seldom fatal IL treated
in time, but neglect may pave the
way. Don't neglect a lame or aching
back another day. Don't ignore dizzy
spells, irregular or discolored urine,
headaches, WEAKNESS or depression.
If you feel you need kidney help be.
gin using the reliable, time tried rem.
edy, Doans Kidney Pills. For 80
years Doan's have been found effec.
tive. Endorsed by Logan people.
Mrs. Jensina Larsen, 331 S. Crock.
EFT avenue, Logan, says: During the
past several years my kidneys have
been weak and whenever caught
cold or exerted. had an attack of
backache. / often became so sore and
lame that l could hardly keep up.
Doan's Kidney Pills strengthened my
kidneys and made me feel better in
every way.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12

When hay is desired, sweet clover
should be cut just before 1t begins
to bloom. At this time the leaves
are most abundant and the stems
have not yet become woody. Sweet
clover hay should be tended while in
the swath, and Just before the leaves
become dry enough to SKATER 1t
should be raked into windows. AZ.
ter lying in the windrow for a day
II may be put into shocks and cur.
ed. When sweet clover is seeded in
the spring with a nurse crop. only
a small amount of pasture is pro-
duced that autumn, but where II Is
seeded alone in the spring cutting
OF hay may be made in the autumn.
The following year a hay crop and
: seed crop or two cuttings OF hay
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
A SINGER-POET

The literary critics may not give
the highest rank to the poems OF
James Whitcomb Riley. Yet the
school children ever paraded for
some of the men they praise more
highly. Nor were their poems read
in thousands of schools on one day,
as happened on Mr.. Riley's birthday,
October Z.
Few poets were ever so generous.
ly compensated That of course is
only sordid standard, and no meas.
ure of real value. Yet It does sig
nifty that a man had qualities reach.
ing deep into human nature.
the average poet lives on Grub
street. His admirers regret the
world Of ignoramuses who fail OF
appreciate him. Yet perhaps his
obscurity Is due to neglect of some
vital principle.
Riley is known in every home and
school house, because he has quail.
Ties OF sympathy, humor,, pathos.
More than that. he has a gift not
possessed by many greater poets the
Of making his verses sing.
Many cultured disciples of litera.
ture think that poetry consists OF
picturesque and glowing imagery, OF
Intricate and abstruse thought. BY
careful study you may be able TO
discern in their verses some fine
depth of feeling. Yet they have no
rhythm, no motion, no go.
A poem is a song. The worlds
earliest verses were sung by min.
strels who made them live over the
centuries. A poem failing to appeal
TO some of the instincts reached by
music and the dance, is only half a
poem. II its form Is so obscure and
awkward that It takes a hedge OF
footnotes to convey its meaning, II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
6ulGARlA'S REPLY
TERMED INsoLENr

Petrograd, Oct S.-Bulgaria's re.
ply to the Russian ultimatum IA de.
scribed here as bold to the verge OF
insolence. In substance Bulgaria
denies German officers are in the
STATS Of the Bulgarian armies, but
says that il they are present that
TACT concerns only Bulgaria which re.
serves the right to invite whosoever
1t likes.
Regarding acceptance of financial
assistance from Germany, Bulgaria
maintains the right to make loans
wherever 1t pleases. As to the de.
mand that relations be broken with
the enemies Of Slavdoms, the Bull.
sarian government asserts 1t is it's
privilege to choose friends to suit
and join with any group It prefers.
The general tenor OF the reply is
such as to indicate the Bulgarian
government mas no objection to with.
drawal from Sofia OF such diplomat.
lists as disapprove its conduct. The
Bulgarian minister at Petrograd. Mi.
chael Madjarlow, has not asked for
Or received his passports.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
WORKING ONES WAY
THROUGH COLLEGE

Reports from the colleges show
large increases in the freshman class
es. In this country of wealth, more
and more people are finding the mon
ey to pay college bills. Also more
people are appreciating the value OF
the training. And there Is an in
ereasing number OF students who
work their own way,
At Princeton, this fall for instance
a new step has Just been taken to.
ward this spirit of democracy. Sew
snty boys are waiting on table in the
dining halls. They receive free
board for this service. Thus the old
est and most conservative institu-
tons open their doors wide to the
class of earning students.
A reasonably bright young person
can work his way through any col
lege without great difficulty. He
need not enrich joan ID. greatly for
midnight oil, either Nor need he be
an object OF pity for overwork. 1t
Ia simply a question of where he will
put I'm his daylight.
When other fellows are frolicking
and gossiping at the fraternity hous-
es. will he have the resolution to get
up his next days lessons? He may
often have to study while the others
are playing tennis and football.
This is regrettable. Yet he is no
worse off, not so badly off, as his
comrades that have gone into stores
and factories. Half an hour in the
gymnasiums daily will keep mis- heart
stomach and nerves working.
He may miss some fine aspects of
college life Certain enriching per-
sonal intimacies may be impossible. |
Not because of any social dlscredit
attaching TO work, but because he
must limit his expenses and travel
different path. He will make his
own friendships. They may lie large
Iy among other earning students.
These boys may come from obscure
families, but they have rugged
strength. Their persistence and am.
bition will make them heard from.
In ten years these friendships may
be more helpful than association with
rich mems sons.
So let no anxious parent hold back
an ambitious boy Give him his
chance to work out the faith that Is
In him. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
THE COMPETITION
COR GAME

To the man who likes to get Out
in the woods with gun, the pres
ent sporting opportunities seem pref
ty limited. He may remember when
he could walk two and three miles
and get full bag. Today It may
seem tlresome and expensive jauni
by railway.
There are two interests competing
for the game supply. The first is
the genuine sportsman. To him the
killing is only an incident. 1t is a
competition between his acquired
skill and the Unborn instincts OF
bird and beast. These instincts are
so infinitely subtitle that the man Is
at a disadvantage. Only through
long experience and practice can he
win. This makes the effort fascin-
ating and tantalizing. Success brings
elation. Incidentally the open air
means physical tonic and exhilara-
ton.
The real enemy of game Is the opt
hunter. To him a song bird that pro-
tects the crops from pests makes as
good pie as any other. He works
mostly for markets and hotels that
pay extravagant prices for the sue
culent titbits of the woods.
Hunting for the market Is a temp
tation to men OF rowing instincts and
vagrant habits to quit regular EN-,
With their daily bread
depending on their gun, the covers
are swept clean. The pot hunter
threatens to end shooting as a ma
tional sport.
Hunting can not continue VITA
much satisfaction to any one unless
for the market Is closely
limited or forbidden. Let the pot
hunter go to work like other people
at more regular employments. His
family will be better Off. The in
stinct for hunting for sport is nor
NAL and Is worth encouraging. 1t
brings health and diversion to mil
lions OF men. 1t provides an element
of zest for the life OF the farmer and
all living in wooded and marsny dis.
tricts. 1t is time to stop the extinc-
ton OF many declining varieties of
wild life. These varieties have lit
tie fear from the true sportsman
who realizes the necessity OF strict
game laws, and is willing to give
game the chance to replenish itself.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
OIL POSSIBILITIES IN
ROSEBUD COUNTY. MONT.

Requests for information concern
ing possible occurrences of oil and
gas In Montana are frequently re.
ceived by the Geological Survey.
Partly to meet this demand for in.
formation and partly because much
attention has been attracted to the
possibilities Of striking Oil in the
Porcupine Dome, the United States
Geological Survey has published as
Bulletin 62l.F, report on the pos.
siDilities OF obtaining oil in that 10.
cality.
An examination OF the territory by
Z. F. Bowen has shown that the
structural and stratigraphic condi'
lions are favorable to the accumu'
ation of oil and gas II these sub
stances were originally contained In
the strata, but 1t has not proved
their existence In the area eXamin'
ed. In fact, there are no known sur
face indications OF oil or gas in this
area, and there Is no we'll except
deep we'll drilled for water at Cam
anda that would test whether or not
they occur below the surface
A copy OF the report may be OBJ
tained free on application to the d.
rector OF the Geological Survey, at
d. C.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12

ails Of its principal purpose, that
II stirring the human heart.
Whatever the faults of Riley's po-
etry, it has these vital elements of
ucidity and singability. 1t voices the
feeling Of the child in the school,
the mother in her home, the toiler at
his task. If expression of the voice
less thoughts of millions constitutes
good poetry, James Whitcomb Riley's
verse abundantly passes that test.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12

II seed is not desired, are usually
obtained. In the South, where seed
ed alone, two cuttings may be OBJ.
tanned the first year, and either two
cuttings of hay the second year
Where seeded alone in the North
there is no danger of the hay becom.
ing woody the first year, and for
that reason 1t does not need to be
cut until it has attained its largest
growth in the fall.
Seed Production
In harvesting the seed It is i'm
portant that the plants be cut be-
fore the seed is fully matured. One
must watch the seed crop carefully,
and as soon as the lower racemes or
spikelike arrangements Of flowers
are dry and mature 1t is best to cut
the crop. Even where 1t Is mown
an dthe seed failed out, probably not
more than three fourths of the race
mes should be allowed to become full
ly mature. Sweet clover seed can be
thrashed most easily by the ordin-
airy thrashing machine, but II 1t Is
to be hulled a regular clover muller
with special rasps is used. In semi
arid and irrigated sections the hulls
are so dry that an ordinary & rain
thrasher will remove most of them
Since the seed skaters very easily,
sweet clover should be cut when II
is wet with dew. II the first growth
be cut for hay when 1t is IL feet
tall leaving 6 inch stubble, the
seed crop will come on much more
evenly. Care should be taken to
cut the stubble Of the preceding hay
crops as high as possible, so that
there, will be sufficient stems re-
naming to resume growth, as this
plant, unlike alfalfa, does not form
new crown shoots. Seed yields vary
from 2 to 8 bushels to the acre.
Eradication
The failure OF the farmers through
out the United States to make use
Of this valuable legume has largely
been On account OF the fear that 1t
could not be eradicated from their
farms IL once started. The biennial
nature Of the plant makes the prob
lem Of eradication very easy. It will
not persist when continually moved
80 that 1t can not produce seed nor
is 1t troublesome in clean cultivated
or infertiled crops. Utah Farmer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12
Eradication

A young suburban doctor, whose
practice was not very great, sat in
lis study reading away a lazy aft.
ernoon In early summer. His man
appeared at the door.
Doctor, them boys is stealing
your green peaches again. Shall
chase them away?"
The doctor looked thoughtful for
moment, then leyeled his eyes at
the servant.
NO" he said.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12

Many deaths are charged to heart
disease. Heart disease covers a null
titude OF sins. Nowadays they call
nearly everything they can't under
stand heart disease, There are, how
ever, large number OF deaths due
to diseases OF the heart. These
troubles are due to fast living, over
eating end lack OF exercise. People
are eating too much and exercising
too little. They are trying to gain
wealth too rapidly. The mad strug
gle for wealth is responsible for more
troubles than most OF us suspect.
We used to be satisfied with less
than is now required TO bring us
happiness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12

Call at this Office and get a bundle
OF old papers for nickel. Just the
tning for starting fires.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-12

Bananas are immune from insect
attacks and most fruit diseases.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
@ eitgebeuo ubernngen
VI erbeu in ben bo6Itsu
rufiif4sr MiIitGrtom
mGnbos porgenoms
men fperbeu
men 10 E 7 b n.

Berlin, %. Sept. - gluf orabi=
loiem Bege na9 SaBoiIIe, R. y -
9Ius Ct. PETERSBURG pirb iiber Stod.
bolm gemeloet, oab binnen SurSem ra=
oitale aenosrunsen in ben b5aiten
Armeetommaneos uOrsenommen pers
BEN tpiirosn.
Die lleberieetI6e Ra6ri9tens2laens
tur Idst b1riiber, bdb Der aaiier giitos
laus nur oem Ramen nd6 Sbsrtpms
mdnosur Der ruIIiI9in @rmee lei unb
bab bic ipirtlite Seitung oes 9rieees
in ben Sdnben oes ariegsmiuiiters,
General poliOiuop. uno bes tSeRrals
Surppattin ltese. IS ipaen binnen
Sturgeon rabitule Reformen einoefiibrt
tuerosn, oarunter cine Reorganization
Der bObiten Utilitdrdmter.
Die llnruben, bic Der Yerta9une Der
9uma foleten. paren Iebr beftiser @rt.
Sm britten 5beil Der 6abriten in Der
9ouptitdnt nuroe bic arbeit einaeitelt
uno es funben Strubenbemoritratips
uen in srcbem gtabitab itatt. Seuerul
Jrolotp, Der Wtilitdrtpmmanbdnt bon
ct. petersburg, erlieb cine Prptlumus
tion an bic 4rbeiter, in Der er autiins
biste, baB bic Ginitsluus ber 4Ibsit
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gfftmn9 uon nrm pfuttd)en omrbbrod)eu.

bic Stipa giHs. tuurbs. isbr ihptrs
9erluits erleio.nO, auf oas Oit!iht
llfer 5uriidseporfsu.
.llnisrs 5ruppsn, bic 6itlih BON
Guilt itanben, iinb an bas psitIiAe
llfer Oss 5ipr 5uriidgssOgeH pOrbeu.
.9ln Der 9irOler Gr.n5. bab.t mir
mebsrs ibpads stnsriffe Der Stalies
ner in Der gsstno pom 3OnuIs unb
n0roli6 unb 0iili6 pon Combine. abs
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serutb unb GaiisuH fno abermaIs
Don Der itpsrsn artilleris bes Jein.
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ben.
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Wonte Cotton, bic felt WOnatsn bic
ZEN @rsH;6ers, Der nett Dor unisnn
ainisn li,st, s.sen eineH fpsit iibsr'
lesensn Gsinb psrtbeioist bate. CAB
am 0ORnersius Wprsen bisfe pOiltis
on aui, naaS.m iis con sinem lpeRiss
items 3shnfad itdrteren Geino angss
sriffm iporosn mar.
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ben anbaltenS iebr heftise Iriiasrk'
eefsdie itatt. IN Der 8drHibeHtr
5ront Deriu5ts cine 46tbeiluHg 4I'
pini bsim MoHte psrabla Dur6subres
den, iie pur0en absr nit i6pereH
9erluiten 3uriids.itlag.n.
.Sm aiifisnssbist mar bic QitiDitdt
unierr 1ruppsn aui G<iaisfsuer Be.
idrdn!t. bas uon erfo!s bssIeitei
mar.
s5eut.. na6Ssm Der itaIi.Hifds
ariss bier NoHot. aeouueri, lisb ss
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an,Ommsu. Gr s:iff nur an OsrsinssIs
ten pun,tsn an. gllI. qnariffs ipdr.n
abr psrse5Iia uno unisrs GrOn! IN
iest EGrser aIs !. 5upor.
r9tui bsm iiiO0iiIidsn Rri.ssi6aus
plas bat r niats Di4tises .rsisust.
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Der Nlieser. 9lngriff auf
gtaftsart.
Der redt. singer bts Rs
nisl- S6loifes fart
bef9abigt.

Romansboru, S9ipei3, %.
Sept. - Wie aus Stutisart semeIott
ipirb, purbe bds bortise R0niglife
S4IOb in GpIgs b.s am Wlitiruo4
Wors,n Don frans0fihsn 2fDiatitsrn
uui.rnommsnen etnsriffs far, beidd'
bisi. Cine gombe .yplooirte in bem
SaIon unb m,br.re Mitslieo<r Der
t5nisIitsn JamiIi. bsfanoen fia sur
3.it in benz S6lob.
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ben gobnbof unb oi. aai.rneH nit
gomkn b.Ieet batt.n, nobel 2 Sol
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s,iapaS.r in apsi abthsiIungsn, bon
bsnm sins in Der Ridiung auf Gri.'
bti5sbaf,n fog. no Si. 3sppslin'
fubris 6ombarbirt tpurbs. Der ihreis
ssril6e 9ampisr ~GOtbaro" ftibr
i1n.II auf bi, iaDeiserii8e Seite
bsrHbsr, obns i,iu. gafasisr. an gOrO
81 ntbmsH.
Das am,riianifhe aonialat in
Stuttgart ipurbs bon eiuem Slid Don
elmer Bonnie ssirOiisH. gs wurNe Ris'
manb In BEN aOniuIat Osrlsst. Sas
gsbdube ipurbe obsr ettpas bsfhdbist.
3Oobulgarifds ten
psrlafftn bic 9 9Dstj.
genf, 90. Gtpi. - 800 buIsari.
ID, DffiSi.rs unb Manni9aftsn ipsrs
ben am ;Jr,iias in einem ertra5ls
BON Der G1ipsij aus nah Scfid abs
rsiIsn. Gk fabrsn iibtr Ssiisrni4.
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Die meme beutidJe 3riegss
9lnleibe.
Die subIfriptiouen oiirften cine Sobs
ppm 12,O00,0O0,oD0 Nuri
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srobnrtissr GrfOls III. Die Rahrits
ten aug elmer Qn3abl DOR Stdetsn, bic
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2onbon. 20. Sspt.-.9as Bali
ianrdtbiel", pis bic 2onbousr 3eituns
gen bic Heisits gntipidIung Der Tinge
auf ben SaItan be3sidHsn, III nod
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ben baben.
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Dina sur GOlse babsn biirits.
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maht battsn, ebsnfals 3uriit NIB bus
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in bi. Sdnbe ssfalsn,
priH; a,opOIb pon Sapern IN nit
ieinen 5ruppsn iuisbsr ettpas roraes
riidt, bic 4rm,e bss JeIbWarfdaIIs
Don Madsnin iuirb aber BON bsm ruis
IIGsn gensral 2ipanop aufssbalten.
g(n Der ipehIiaen 5rOnt iinb an Der
adn,.n aini. bsftigs artilsristdmpfe
i'm ganas unb bic 5ruppen iinb au4
auf beiben Ssitsn nit bem 4nleeen
Don Gappen iinb nit gombeHptrfsn
bsfh1fiist, pdbrenb Jlisssrtdmpie fat
fHnSli4s Grsiguiffs iinS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

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