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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-01-14
TO OUR PATRONS.

TO OUR PATRONS:
When we dismissed Geo. Y. helms
from our employe. we we're gentlemen
enough. 60 give him plenty Of notice,
and for our Kindness. when he found
out that he was going TO leave our
employ he stole our expiration, no II
YOU get such letter as the above. pay
no attention 20 same. for We will re-
new your policy. and give you a COM
pany that pays their losses. We have
paid over $4,000 In losses within the
past ~ months and the assets OF the
companies which we represent In this
agency IL over one hundred and TWEEN
ty-four million dollars. and this In the
reason that we do more Insurance
business than all OF the rest Of the
agents between Salt Lake and Grand
Junction. and we do not have 20 adj
vertlse that any OF our companiet
have sent over another $500. 10000.
from across the water 10 keep their
reserve up. They have always had II.
and got II now. TO promptly pay your
loss Phone us our expense. and We do
the rest.
MCDONALD REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
we Have No Competitors"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

bss berforbenen Raiiers besonn,n
uno i'm Spmmer 1902 in gtnipsIen'
belt bes iebisen 3areu unter sroben
sgeierlihtsiten einsspeibt tpurbe. 9i'
bau fiibrt bouptIG4It9 SOl5, Sc.
treble unb @ier aus, pGbgeno in
Der @infubr Spblen bic 9auptrole
fpielen. Ser SonOelshofen bur4'
f9neibst ben nOrblihen SiaottelI
uno seigt in Sriebensseiten reyes
2sben. gr lit in Wirtli9teit Elm
@erbinbunsstonol bes 0Itli9 ser
Stobt .lissenbsn 2ibouI9en Sees
nit Der. Sfties. 9lu9 als Seebac
iutrb 2ibnu beIudt. bnuptIddIi4
ous ben ruiiifdsn SitIssprouinStn;
Der 8abeitronb 1T gut unb ionoig;
pnrtonlosen unO elm &urbaus iinO
porbonben; trobOsm 1T Der 8eiud
ni9t 10 bebeutenb, luie er lem
t0nnte. 2ibou mar ebemals cir
Sifderborf unO erbieIt i'm Sabre
1925 Stobtgeredtiqteit. SIM S6p,s
bentriese bon 1701 tpuroe bic StnDt
bon &orl XII. erobert une nuf
Soften Der Stobt ieIbit bsfsitigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

bin i'm tSinDeritGnbnis nit Der Con.
ooner Rseierung tinsn MorbanTd5Ioa
gspIont kot. 1T nit elmer StraBburs
ger 5omilie befreunbst. 0ieIe brath.
te fiir5li6 einen Brief 5ur @er0f,
fentIi4uns, ben Sir Rp9er i'm
DECEMBER an iie ssI6rieben bat.
@s beiBt barin: r2llle neine Sbm,
pdtbien in oiefem f9rsdli9en unb
perru4teH Rrieg, Der DeutI9Ionb
bon isincn sisrisen unb anariffsIu.
ifigen Na9bnrn aufg.3nungen ipurs
be, iinb ouf beutf9er Seite. Sn
gmerita iinb bic SrIGnber elm 6ers
unb' cine SseIe nit ben SeutIcben.
sic ma4en sen,sinIame Sn6e unb
boben nur sinen @Iaubsn. gbenfo
ipG9it Dns 8ertrouen ouf 9eutfb.
Lamb tdeli9 INNER m.br, irOb ben
iibIen 8smiibunsen Der britif6en
Regierung uno oes 0errdiers on
Der Sabs ieines 2onbes, Sobn Reb.
monb, bic cine Slut poIl 2iiaen ee,
Seu Uus UVutIHe Sgeet uitU oun peulS
f6e @o!t berbreiten. 9fber ole bic
8eiten nnb Mannbaftsn iinb auf
meiner Settle, ebenIo ipie bic t9ten
irifdsn RationoliIten in Srlanb bi,
Srsunbe 9eutI9Innbs iiub." Cir
Roger gnTsment iit nu9 Der Ser.
faRer elmer 8rof9iire, bic ben Sis
tel trGsi: Dos (ensIiIde) 8erbre'
hen sessn Srlnno. unb ipie ss our4
ben Rri,g ipieber gut sema9t ipers
ben lam. Sarin fuirb entidiebsn
Der Sianbpuntt bertretsn. bnB
Deutfd!nnbs Sieg bic Sreiheit fur
SrIonb pis bic 5rsibsit Der Mssrs
fit alIs @6lfsr bsbeutet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08
1IbaNshitaMstRisa.

Wieber III cine bebeutenbe ruff
f9s Stnbt ben Sruppen Sinben'
burgs in bic SGnbe eefnllsn. Vie
Sftieebafenitabt 1T idon in ben .r.
fen Rriegstagen naa Der 8si5ies
Bung bur9 einen beuti9eu 3rsu.
ser eenannt tporbsn. Wie al, ruiz
iif9en Stdbte. 10 bat aud 2ibau
in ben lebteu beibsn Sabrsebnten
einen seipaItisen 9lufi9puns ssnom.
men; bic 8ep0ltsrunssaabI bat Td
in biefsr 3eit perbreifodt unb p..
trGst segeniuGrtig run6 10000 Sses
len. @s 1T bic bsbeutenbits S:s.
unb Sou6.Isifabt i'm Gpubernemenl
2urIonb, unb fir bic @erbefsruno
ber 9afenanlagen 1T piel sstaH lpDl-
ben. Der llmftanb. bob Der Safsn
bon 2ibau ben ganasn Wintsr BIN
bur9 sisfrsi iit, bat bic ruTfiGs
Rssierung beronlabt, i'm ROrbsn be,
Stobt ben befeitigten &oiier 9lles
ronbersIII. ..&riessbafen on5uIessn
Der i'm Sabre 1893 in @e0snpart
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

Damn Der olbe @oooer Rbein. 9pn>
nerpebbsr, ia! lin Der foIlbe ismaIs
fpieber Der fremben 8onbe 9ebeer'n9
Nss, 10 lanse @ottiisb Sabnemonn
lsbt, MID! : Snsr unire 5abrt
burd bos idesns. i9s,ne @absrlanb
mill i9 Iielper nii9t erSdblsn - aus
I9brobseChf9en @rinben.
8lob in b'r Iebten Gde obm, ba
InBs beefe aus. Sa babben be RuIz
len sebauf. Ni9 ipis MsnI9en. Oa
bnmm'r Dor Wub gebeilt I'M - bas
ioIl uns bic 8anbe bieben! =
Damn TAM mr. an an 9robsn
Slub = ib pilI'n mid nenn', g.
piIlen iGon iparum - ba por d lebs
Enfber S9iffspsrfebr. 3 eene llfer
mar fad, uff'n anbern ipnr'n ihssne.
sriene Siedel. 4ene gang bibi9e,
lieblitbe 2onbi9aft. Sa bomm'r uns
baar 0ase BON b'r Reiie srboIt,
sic Oo9 d boar Snse ssbausrb babbe,
loeil mr. MID INNER 70 slabb tpeibtr
ionnben, ipie mr. ipolIben. Sa fam
mon6mol a 9ronsborb' 8erpunbter
rber MuniSion b'rSpiidsn. lin ba
mubp NH dbm iporben.
9lnberfb ipis BEL uns fpar'i9 freis
lid in ben booII9en GdbGbotn, un
leIIer nabierlib mid, amer 3 ging.
5or @eIo I'm CUBE @orbe = I'M @slb
babben mr. bon unirer 2ebnuns se.
mud iipri9 = iribb mr. BEL ben gu,
rem, nit benz mr. ia mebrI9benbesIs
!. bun bam. alles. Damn sins'5
ipeibsr nit Der 8abn bor9 neie @e>
genben. !6srna9 bserbe be 9obn uff.
in msr bibbsIbeR &c Sube tpsibsr. 0a
bssrben mr. oO9 fbou aus Der 6erne
teinnnte Seens, g ipor 70 d bumfes
0rebn', iii bd ipubr mr., boB MIR
MID mebr peib &c Ioof.n boOcen.
Wir fin suben Muos I'M frei'u uns
uff be Ruiien.
Is sriebt sic Sbr sebreier
GOttIisb SabnemaHn. n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08
Generaloberft Won 1indeqMIft.

Ser @eneraloberIt nit benz Hanse
ala 9ensraIfeIbmdrI9un, 9enerals
dOiutont Oss Saiiers, Oscar b.
2inoeqiift. 1T Dor tirsem i'm II.
&ebensiabre in potsbam seItorben.
Wit ibm III cine Der betannteIten
militdrif4en perfOnIidteiten Onbin'
gegansen. Elm Mdnn, Der als 5Iiis
gelabiutant saiier @ilbeIms unb
nomentlidb aIs 8oriibenber oes preus
Bif9en 2anbes RrieeerDerbanbss
uno oes oeutiden arieserbunbes sins
ni4t gu unterf9dbenOe Rous ss>
ipielt bat.
Oscar b. 2inoequiit mar am 10.
Sesember 1888 in Siili9 ssboren,
ndbm als Suuptmdnn am ariese
1870-71 tell, ertpdrb ii9 bas @is
ferne Sriua uno purbe 1872 Gliis
9elobiutant sfaiIer DiIbelms; bieis
berantportungspolle Stellung belief
oste er fait Elm SabrSebnt binbur9.
gIls itGnbi9er 8egleiter Saifer Dils
belms l. ipuroe er ben 8srIinern eine
bertraute uno beliebte peri6nli6teit.
Gr bat Damn IpGter 0as erIte @aroes
regiment in Potsoum. bic 1. @ars
besSnfonterie=9rigaOs unb bic 81.
0iOiiion. befsbIiet. bierauf erbielt sr
bds &ommdnoo bes 13. (piirttem,
bergtf9en) Irmeetorps uno fooonn
oas oes neu sebiIoeten 18. 9lrmees
forps (Grontfurt a. Dr.. SIN 5riibs
lubr 1904 puroe er gum @ensrafins
ipefttur Der 8. Grmseinfpettion in
Sannober ernannt un0 i'm 9er5Ii
1907 in @enebmisuns feines 9lbs
i9ieosgefu9es 5ur 0ispoiition ses
itelIt. 9rei Sabre bat er bann oIs
Ra9foleer oes nerbienten Generals
b. Spit ben preubiI9en 2an6estries
gerperbahb uno ben oeutI9en aries
serbuno geleitet uuO ipeientIi9 sur
ipeiteren @ritarfung oieier &orpora.
tionen bei9etragen. Durd dLIerb0ds
ites 8ertruuen tpurbe er nOr psnis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

SIM Sabre 1872 SOs.n bic prsuBi'
i4en !9ilfstruppen yiapoIeons un'
ter WocbounIb in Chou Elm uno
bieIten bic Stabt bsleBt. glun boz
ben fpisbsrum beutids Sruppsn bon
bieTem Sftleebofen 8eiiB er9riffen.
Sir bas Wirtldaftsleben ces
@oupernsments bat feline Sauptitabt
Mitau cine unslsid ssringert Be-
Osutuus. Snbss 1T iie Der Mittsl'
punt bes seiitisen 2ebsns, ipcSu
nod ibrs seiaidtIi9 besriinOtte
autoritGt tommt. 1871 BON
S9ipsrtbriibsrorben sesriinbet, mar
fie fpGter bic gteiOsn5 Der Ser5Ogs
bon aurlanb. Sn ibrsm SdIOFs.
bas iid on Der Stelle Der alien
Orbsnsburs erbebt, peilie 1893
1907 aIs SIii9tIins Der ipdters aD.
1907 als GIii9tIing Der fpdtere
&Onis 2uolpis XVIII. BON Srants
reid. Ssuts 1T Wlituu Der SIP
Ger Dertrstung oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oes @ouperneurs unb Der @Oupernez
meutsbsbOrben. 3pei piienidnftli9e
@eienidaften unb iiber 40 Gebran'
itultsn iu9sn Dom seiitissn 2eO;u
su retten, ipus unter 8Gter9sns Rss
siment Su rstten 1T. 8iele 9duier
in ben rsselmGbis onseIssten Stras
ben iinb niebrige SolSbautsn. Gu9
bier 1T bic srObers SGlfte Der &c..
900 5dblenoen Ginpobner beutfde.
Riga ssbort bereits bem @ouper'
nemsnt 2iolanb an, befen Saupt>
itubt es ilt. Die 9lltitobt Iieet
nit Der petsrsburser unb Der Mos,
iauer 8Ornobt auf benz re6ten,
bic Mitouer @oritdbt auf BEN linz
fen 0iinnufer. 8sibs ufer iinb bur9
bic $50 Metsr lan9e S9iffbriide
unb cine @iienbabnbriide bsrbun'
ben. Risa iit ein beOeutenbsr Gi>
acknowledgements, bat NIT 2ibau
iibsr Suttum fopis ii6er Ritnu
8erbinoung, an Der Dina nuf fpGrts
nit Siinobur9 unb nad Nurbpiien
nit 0Orpnt. Riga lit aus elmer
@strsibsHisbertass 8remer &aufI'us
te entItonbeu. 9ieie entpidelte iid1
ibne1 gu einem bliibenOen @emeins
ipeIen, bas gBisbp unb Nppsuroo
iiberfliisslte, benz 9eutIdsn Srpsn
Siinnbur9 ipe9nabm unb feinem
gum GrSbiidof befDrbertsn 8ifbofs
trobte. Ro9 beute erinnern an oi:
itoI5s SonIoSeit 5obIreihe 9autsu,
unter benen namentliih bic petersa
tir6e, bas Ritter, unb bos S9por5s
bGupterbous berporroeen. Die ndbs
fte llmsebung III penig frudtbnr.
Dod bat ii9 eins pielieitise Snbu'
ftrie entpidslt. Sein Safen, Ger
Sipei Monots lang bur9 Sis seIperrt
1T, 1T benno9 perisbrsreid. 1905
Iiefen 2205 Sdiffe elm, baOun SOB
oeutIds, 1903 paren es fosor 3499
geipeIen. Der Wsrt Der Qusfubr tss
lief iih 1906 ouf 156. Der Ginfuhr
ouf 108 WilIionen Gubsl. gli1t
aon5 bic SGIfte Der 325,0Oo Gin.
lpobnsr 1T oeutid. 3ur @orbsugunl
irriger @orftenunsen iei bemerit,
ooB Der beuti9e glntsil an Der Be-
p0lterung mir in ben Stdbten 70
bsbeutsno lift. Iuf benz plntten 2ans
be pobnsu pornsbmlid 2etien. Der
ruIiiide NnteiI in anna 4urlonb
betrGet muir IL b. g., in 2iblanb
etrua 5 b. 8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

bier 10 biel beri5moe Ham',
bab mr. unbsbinst d 2iIte
Gu iimm'r oiper, ipie &c ii9 bsns
fen Tenn, mid bisrber gsfIo9en, I'M
tespGdn muB'db SIN pobl mas
iDer unfre 2eiis beri9bsn. @ie uns
b'r SelbDdtpsl in SSrantrsi9 nod
GmaI pornabm, eb mr. uniern MarId)
jpr @iisnbabn dnbroben I'M uns unIrs
6Iidben einf9Grfts, ba msent'r 70
beiIsiFd: lin ipus i9 fassn ipOllbs,
Rub mr. ben 9efaIleu lin nebmt 70
lpenid ipis meeslid bon bic ilesnen
Oiere nit, ibr ipiBt f9on, benn bns
tiebe Glen na9 abeen brasen. Die
0isrs fin nGmli9 in Rublonb &c
snufe I'm i'm fosar d - ipenn ooh
mid g'rnbe bsIiebter = Ggborbar'
tiiel.~
Damn sins's los. Wie mr. uif Der
gobn perlnben par'n, roIlben mr.
INNER ipsiber nnd Often un faben
Gne sanse DeiI. ipeiber niIht Dis
Simmel I'M Solodoen. Damn fam Dc
@rense I'M freinSli9e 2anbsIsios IN
aiepessnbm an allen Sta5ion'!!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08
Elm 1srisf sir Roger GaIemsnts.

Sir Roser goi.ment. Der @or'
tGmpfsr Der 8efreiuns Srlanbs
pom engliIdsn Sod. eesen ben Der
britiIdc @eIonbte in Norpesen lebt'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

Sd BAIT einit 10 bieI quite Sreunoe :
@eionoers Serrn Yoineare =
als i1 init bcm Yuluer 5u gnbe,
SIieb aIleiu ih nit meinem 8ebl
Ser Saps, bieier gang faIihe GerI,
Rimnit mir an1 Sic Wanoi6urei -
Ser Senfel boil nteinen SSluolsfi.
Ser einseriibrt mir bat ben Grci.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08
SelSpuItfartc. ans Si6irien.

Somsf, Ipril 1915.
mir finS bier fsbr gut aufsebobsn.
Wie unIer 2o9ertOmmoHbant uas
tdslib perii9ert, baben mir aud
tpirtli9 nidts au Hagen. Mir ipob'
nen in sinem biibI9en 2nnobauie,
ipie man es aud in pl0beniee uno
Rupitfd bat. Sang selhlofene @es
iellI9aft. @hen gut uno rei6li4.
Wir iinb nit uniersm 3iidenmeiiter
Iebr sufrisoen unb nennen ibn
S6malbans. llniere 2Obnuns III
ausrei6enb. gBir betommen 10 piel,
ipis in 9sutIdlono Elm Nuartaner an
Fsitem @ebaIt besiebt.
@uer gmil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

-Rpsnat. ergo Rum!1 Siti.rte frsi
nod Gurteiius Der Srobfiirf, aber
er NOR bod ihIiebIi@ sufrisben. als
Ct nur Mutti bstam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

.aommt 3eit. tOmmt llnrot!" snts
T6ulbi9ten iih bic isebeberri4enosn
SnslGnosr. ipsil iis es nidbt psrbins
bern tonntsn, bob ibnen Elm S9iTf
ha9 bem onoeren torpeoiert puroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08
ualsr NI.arbeIter auf dem
kriesslsbaHpIa6.
esbr sssbrts 9lebutsion!

IN Often. 8 Is
bod GmaI iuds
anoerfd. Bon ben
anberen @elinoeI
bamm'r MI s'ras
De -genutb ssiebn,
MI ipoam'r bod
ppcb dmal ben
Rufenbod d bib
den uff be SIM
ger tlobben. Wfir
BAN De beften
abiiften, pob bier
unfern 8aberlano
Gbre gu MAIDEN,
lin fpas unfre
5ibrer lin, bo fin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-08

yse ss no9 in benz Opf cs brii4em Observation-Disclosures
Senen GepeSr parorfn bat mS ben SS s eeGut @or.
imonlae ln1e per S9ag ler 1T noori6 Ser 9Ide S0lbner
ldbt fngnben 2obneS
ieSes Gnre andnSg be5abte We 5erb a
Stdnopunft
elm @ufid ger9ae eefanaun gnsGnSer frsu
fegern p beenoetm SuBbnI
btn ouen. S tp gnhberuasper.
iute bel bn ipdderen SeIberauen eebibrenc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
GOVERNOR VETOES
utah PROHIBITION

SALT LAKE CITY, March fs.-
State wide prohibition. which re-
ceived an overwhelming vote in
both the house and senate. has been
vetoed by Gov. Spry. The govern.
or veto kills the bill, the Legislature
having adjourned several days ago.
In applying his veto the governor
declared the local option law of the
state afforded prohibition TO such
communities as desired IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19

the American protest viii he that
tho demand OF the alliea that the
United states agree that no Amer
lean goods shall reach Germany by
shipment through neutral countries
Is Rhsurd and impossible.
The draft declares that no matter
what assurances are conveyed Co
the United States In connection
With tho Limitation OF the allies'
war Eone activity. America must re
gard the British order IN council az
correctly stating their attitude
This declares unequivocally an
intention TO Interfere with all com
merce 60 and from Germany
Il IL unlikely that the Ameri.
lean protest win be forwarded 60
london for several DAYS.
Il was officially denied today
that the president is considering a
specini session OF congress for the
passage OF measure empowering
the executive To place an embargo
on the expectation from the United
States OF certain goods
The president believes such an
embargo would constitute viola
ton % the neutrality of the United
States and does not favor lt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
$4,000 HAVE
HAPPY Time
IN NORTH END

Attendance nc the first annual
street fair held Thursday night iu
the University district by the mer.
chants of that nelghborhood. We'd
with seattlc's great potlatch eele'
bratlon more closely than the u"
business men had any conception II
would
Thirty thousand happy Nin.aeek.
crR crowded the aidewalkH aud
damned stores that lluc sbth ave.
~ r.. the business district. And
most OF the 10000 fingered until
tho las, store light on tho street
rlokered out with tho coming Of
morning.
Iitney buses aud street cars car.
ricd hundreds 90 the unique car
uiyal from many localities other
than that FOR which the celebration
was primarily intended. The 81
neys In particular did a bumper bust
ness. the busy iitinen squeezing in
loads until the axles groaned under
the excess weight. On the south.
ern approach was a line of auto.
mobiles as far as the Latona
bridge
The I'D was ripped off at p. m.
aud there was no sign OF iet.up
until after midnight. A the even.
Ing progressed. the fun Increased
rs 10 O'Clock even the Tiiikums
sponsors OF the Potlatch. who ap.
pearcd Ia their Immediately
white suits. had something TO be
enyious Of
Good naturod folk moved back
and forth along tSth ave. on the
sidewalk aud in the street, ex.
changing words. playing tricks.
and having bear OF time.
into the stores poured all those
who could get anywhere near the
entrances. The merchants distrib.
uted free gifts TO those succesaful
In reaching the inside Of their
places
The frolic along the street was
preceded by parade. at the head
OF which appeared the apparatus
from the University fire station.
Later IN. fire iaddies produced a
vivid spectacle of r.scuing sntrap
ped people from a supposedly burn.
Ing building
The fircmen riskcd their lives
To provid. this entertainment. Us.
ing the three.story University bank
building as stage. several tied
ropes about their bodies. and.
while companions held 20 the 9TH
er end. descended swiftly 10 the
street
This vas followed by an exhibl.
ton Of rescuiug by ladders
1T o'clock Mayor GIN smoke
from flag-drnped st1nd near the
bank building Patrick Tammany
Of the arrangements COMMITTEES. In
troduced the mayor. Who was
given a noisy reception.
Business men In the district
agreed today that the carnival was
emln.ntly successful In accom-
piishing a NOR. friendly feeling
than has ever before existed be-
tween University merchants and
their customers. They also agree
that II shall be done all over again
next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
Saws No One Need
Remain Thin Now
Physicians Advice For Thin, unde-
veloped Men ard Women

rAousaads - people suffer from 81.
xesztNe thinncs. weak nerve. ard feeble
stNHnchs who. haeing tried advertised
rtssh. makers. fecd- fads physical culture
stunts and raeson creams resign them.
selves 20 ugc-ienk skinniness ard think
aofAinx Will make them Tat Vet their
ease u not hopeless A recently discer-
~ref rexeneeatiNe force makes fat grow
sfssr years q thlnuess. and Is also un-
~4uaiiea FOR repairing the waste % sick.
nsss or faulty digestion and fer
strrnkthenirx tho nerves This remark
sble Discovery - called SAFsOl Sin
strength xisinx fat producing element. Of
Acknowledged msfit have been combined
~ this peerless preparation. which Ia
endorsed ~ eminent physicians and used
~ rromiarnt people everywhere. u Is
1hselutefy harmless Inexpensive and 81
ftcfent
mcnths systematic use % Sargci
shonld pS,lsiuse flesh una strength -
eorr~ctinr faults 81 aissstlen and By sup
ri>sns hishiy concentrated fats 20 the
hiosd, Increased roUrlshnHsnt - obtained
frsm the food estea. and the additional
fats that thin people need are provided.
H&rssi nrox CO. SNtfts Pharmacy and
ether leading druggists supply sarxol
and say thege 10 a large demand for u.
white this new preparation has given
reisndid results az nefNe.teric and VI
teli.sr. a should not h~ Used By nervous
pespfr unless shey Nish Ia gain 20 least
ten Pounds % flesh. Advertisement
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BREAKS SUICIDE
PACT; SHOOTS
HIS BEST FRIEND

CLEVELAND. March ia.-Georgc
ID. Kent. 20. Is dead. and his part
ner In the cigar business and life
long friend. Lester w. Seheu. %. r.
under arrest.
scheu told police that Kent tried
TO force him into n suicide agree
ment at HIS home last night.
Kent. he said. produced two bot
ties OF chloroform and ordered
Scheu to drink one OF them. at the
same time drawing revolver. II
the poison failed to do its work.
Scheu said. Kent promised he would
shoot him. then KIN himself.
In order TO gain time. Scheu said
he agreed TO drink. Kent laid down
the gun to prepare the glass OF
poison. Scheu seized the gun and
shot Kent dead
The two men, Il II said. had
pledged eternal friendship and had
agreed that neither should ever
marry.
Despite this agreement. Scheu
was married In February. lie al
leges that Kent was insanely Jealous
Of his bride.
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"rhe coolest thing ever saw IN
action was that OF big High
lander. who MIXED COW under
rifle and she'll fire TO get somethins
for his wounded mates TO drinS
when the water ran out says 10
waite Clarke, of the Kings ROY
rifles.
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OF
Nevada LIFTS
GAMBLING BAN

CARSON CITY. New. March 10.
Nearly all forms OF gambling
we're legalized by the legislature
In the closing hours Of the SEES
sion. which adjourned sine die
early today.
The so-cailed gambling bill.
which was defeated yesterday.
vas revived at the nth hour uu.
der the guise OF a substitute for
al entirely different measure and
passed both houses.
II permits poker, stud poker.
solo. whist. panguingue. five
hundred and other forms. except.
ing percentage games.
Games conducted under the
dealer" and gambling house per.
centage system remain rs Eel
onies.
Races with pari.mutuel betting
we're legalixed By the legislature
several weeks ago.
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UNCLE SAM TO SEE
HOW bElLIeERENTS
TREAT PRISONERS

WASHINGTON. March is.--t'n.
Gle Sam is going TO inspect alien
prison camps In Great Britain. Ger.
many. Austria. and possibly those
in France and Russia. II conditions
are found unsatisfactory, Uncle Sam
has the promise that they will be
quickly remedied.
The plan has been under consid.
GRAFTON for some time. the state de
partment announced Thursday
night. and England. Germany and
Austria have consented 10 the ar.
rangement.
In addition to probing into con.
ditions OF the camps, American rep
resentatiyes will also distribute to
prisoners supplies from their own
government
Germany has upwards Of $40. 900
prisoners OF war; England has ap-
proxImately $4,000 aliens in deten.
ton.
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ADMIT RUSSIANS
CROSSED BORDER

BERLIN. March 1e-That Rus
sian raiders have succeeded In
crossing the border Of Prussia
and reaching the outskirts OF
Memel, was admitted by the war
office today.
Official dispatches from Tnster-
burg characterize the Russians
participating in these attacks as
'flrebugs." rather than soldiers.
They cross the border. burn an
many houses as possible, and pill.
lage German towns. and then
flee back across the line.
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shot and killed by brother.

shot and killed by brother.
Grand Arctic brotherhood sd-
iourns after love-feast at juneau.
chas. Wakefield, Seattle, arrest.
ed in Tacoma after smashing fur
niture In home OF Mrs. +. II.
Hoskin
Storm sweeplng English coast
causes loss OF nine lives.
investigation into common SELL
Ing agencies abroad first work of
new federal trade commission.
Governor sets April 9 aside as
Arbor day.
Liner Miriam reports having en-
countered five huge icehergs while
crossing Atlantic.
Mayor OF Guttenburq, N. j., po-
liceless town. narrowly escapes
death when bomb wrecks home.
Annual report OF United Steel
corporation shows decline in
profits.
lnsuraent members OF Portland
First NJ v. church lose court fight
for possession of church.
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U.S.PREPARES
ITS ANSWER
ON BLOCKADE

WASHINGTON. March e.
The first draft % the American
protest against the Anglo
French blockade Of Germany
reached President Wilson TO-
day.
IL states that the action of
the allies involves a matter Of
fact rather than matter OF
law.
The fundamental proposition q
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Island consolidated
r. J. Craig, Isborer. SIS. asphyxi-
ated himself in the Ivy hotel. 675
King ST., Wednesday night.
Robert eoyns. president CONNER
clal club. spoke on insurance at
U. Thursday night.
SeVenty.five senator's and con.
gressmen to visit Northwest this
spring and summer. Congressman
Humphrey says.
Charles Livingstone ("Babe the
Musher'D taken To Nhehalis county
to answer charge Of dofraudlng inn.
keeper there after serving 50 DAYS
In county Jail
Boys club at Queen Anne hah
gives vaudeville show Friday night.
The steel ferry steamer Lincoln.
built by Anderson Steamboat CON