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The Brinkley argus., 1915-07-30

LESSON. TEXT-I Kings 101-10. 1S. GOLDEN TEXT-Wisdom is better than rubies. Prov. S:Ii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Norlfe oo oanife
SorholosreSler.

Nriitjuuiu oen 1Goc Sebruar:
Observation-Disclosures bar qiurt
Crorc I'll, at ollie uoritc Stlbc, iomt
Quor mellcm l}orQe ol oc brittle
Ger, iadinart lom umIiQt ifol laoc
male pou btlgc Sjoer Sfibene9 Nau.
ne 90 Croct "9IorQc" Guran on ci
Ter octtc FRO ltui De uatiouulc Gur
per males / uertItulc Striber en-
Dieter brco blda Stribc { Miotcn
% u Meter brc0c buiOc Stribcr pua
buer SIot a ocune. Vdo hucr Sioc
Al 0ieie iajtu itol ser male; I Mcter
breoc reoc Stribcr.
Niebcuhuuu Sen 1GOc 6t6r.
Observation-Disclosures uubcidlcr.
al DER pdu be1qc Siocr al ollie oauifc
Nuuoel2'tlbe males 10 itorc oumtc
GlaG ct ioruo % ct u%gteruo, %
miotimcuem oigi, Croct San.
mart" Ger oubeia,cs liGcleocs. at
oct oouite Stag alto holOe9 helit
C%llueuoc Eprbolo5reglcr cr ode
rcoc Tor en- 10 iioeu trltiuc / Eve
ridej.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
1apan afbrvoer
Observation-Disclosures.

Eefm1. Soma, oeu l2tc Gtbru.
ar. e llHocrhlu0,mlcr. iom hur
parrot 'ort meucm oipIomdtiitc ne.
pruicntanl,r 'or Coma "a Eayou
oulaaeuot oet 'remtiolle polltlite
GorholO melIem oi5ie 10 %auoe. blep
iadar uibruOt AZ BEN iuUunitc Mimi
iter. Gtio 0lotl. Der umoerrettc0e
Den tluelrte Observation-Disclosures.
Gbeul Nilanl. ON, ct &agau fife
plo lanai Hur uar tiIireO. meO
Ghiuos NoIoniug.
,<ooI bar imi0lertlO BEN tmeirte
RelIerlul ieuOt i'm giiniittr / 10
tic EaalPg ON, Il; iaIe en- aonie
rcute meO 0et lauaneiute lIOuurIg@.
Oep1rtemcut / Oeu Nenii1t, ON ml-
lilt. II tonmn. II! Guigheo.
st iorl1Oer. al oeu tiueitite
MISREPRESENTATION m0remme0c $u.
pan Rrttcu III ar truuc pl9ie ,>n0.
rsmnelier ! Nauoihuriet az Ero.
piuieu SbonnIng men az nan udr
ueni1 !Ieo >apan / uIsie SpsrBa
maal angauenoe Sc au0gc |ropIN.
ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
&C ifnnoiunuiifc Enubc.

Stocfhom 0cu t60c 6ebr.: Ne,
Q|icrinQcrut Nor1c SpcriQe OF
Gaumarf cr M. ciicr iorrile llGc
al bapc fouicrcrrt ont Eager. rc0c
til / en- TUllc2uotc I'll {nltlono at
uotaIc uoloNtll Sc ionmc VieuinIcr
nuQuocu0c Sen ueliralc Stlb2rurt2
Sittcrhe0 / Euruonoc crflrrcoc Tor
Nriq@joucr, iom 81 Ser a%nrerte3 i
90 6crcncoc >totcr4 ]}otc.
Ter uil / ]}otcn blt itIaet arau
poo iuIo Wootgjorclic Tor cnbucr
Sfooc cacr (ob eli N}cuncitelip ior.
aorinQct pc0 (urueooonQrcb ira ~.
tie 2rig2itibt o. ocu MI oil IcOidQct
al en- almlnoclll Froteit moo BIO.
tcyingcu AZ brjtiitc Turpanoc
SomtiNiH oil Ser / en- Hotc iii
Siorbritumlicu bli uotalt oi3ic ire
%anNc2 N}i2biliIclie al @}i2brigcn
Al uoitrole Petitioners Tlag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Nuauno pr.tciterer.

Nu0J, NouoNO, 0tu iG0c Tcbr.
@olon0 bar iumtlOll tiIitIlct Gua-
lono ~ (nitlGuo &otcr hpori Der
proteitcre2 MOO oi.ie %uroea 0ouO
finger GuGlaGo3 NilabruQ ar
ueItrule %onoca Glcd o. luitiauos
Proclamation al en- ariqsjo@S /
E1runnocnc omfriul o. brittle Ger.
ZEN bolau0ite HlaierIlg btuUl
ter paa oct bcitemtcitt ,E1ijmutio-
mem om Al hang bclmltiati Guu
lanb ueo veotlicu a. line Nluocl2o'
iIrcr. ueN inc lloirrielaiortuO ellcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

Zen Seuraelie I'll StoIen Gall
ioruia9 Selirg iou 'ornpllg er 'at
ilana. ituloer lin SprinOelie III Der
6efienote lllebluO Gan 6rnntI@to
gSemS 9ctter", huiS Hcoutt0r or Dor
Sano@mano. 9lireO u. 9n0erlen
(oanit). Set uar en- ReoattionSar,
tifel ira bans Naano, Der gan Sts-
ser nj Scp0Jelien itrIper "Sien".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

pdo uolcl ouoeu MfaaNe. Nolmo
har lolot en- itrcngt uoitru. aur2.
V00 innmc Wi0d0e ,'om Nolduo
/ i'm IN urotcitcrcOc moo GuNldu05
GrflUrml Al Aoroilecn iout en-
Nril2}out proicitertr set rl moo
(n'tlouo2 GrflUriul a. en- umlaa
01lia NduiWUtuuA omtrunl Sc bril-
tutc Ter lom Ct Ariaothcdtcr. huor
i~rc0cllQt uoitraIc StJbe lite uocn
Sarc tan iuroc2 cllcr trnoic.
StuI02 e. hollouOit SfIb bli an
Qrebct ol icot thumbs, Nil sol
lGuo bolot 5nifldu0 auiuurIiN ior.
hua0 oct hUoocr cr e Nulo pua IN
tcrultional %0u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

6ortfG.tcS pnd Sioc (
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Tuf ct britiif @uittus.

Sonoon 160e Ncbr. 10 brittle
% franite Arroplarer % Nu0ro.
ploner ongreb iouQ &c mite Stil-
llllaer ueo Sitegoc. Niooeltcrte,
@blIielies % 3cebrilg1e / @elgien.
Bomber blcu mco po0 &irfnin1 ia
ilct neb opcr Artiacricta StluiuQer.
oper Sraplere % %Ugterc % Ell
NCrobrom.
: Den oiiiticuc @cretninJ berom
beber oct:
"&or %llitilooOc@ Cpcrotioncr
moo @rllagc, SItcnoc % 3ccbriiQAc=
2iItriftct fortintte / G~ittrnii0Noo.
40 Ncroplnncr ~ Nuoroplancr
bombarbcreoc Sitcuoc. Mi00clferfc.
3ecbrllg8c % @biitellea.
Bomber bleu failet llc0 oper De
'pGre %attcrler pau &elt oN Glti.
Den al SitcnOc opcr Artiacriitiaiil.
Nerne pco Niiobclferfe. puer Grams.
%portuogne pan GitenOc-@hiiteuc.
Nanen, opcr MolocH uco 3ccNrii0
&C, puer Slltlcrnc oco 3cc6rilgdc,
poer STatcrc u0cnfor @lanfcnbcrabc
% ouer Srnmlcrc uoenior See
bridge.
Cite iranitc 9eroplaucr o~2iiitc
rcoe De brittle Waltiner pc0 at ref
te ct beitlgt GnNreb paa Ncrooro.
men / @biltclle@, huorueo Sc tuife
SllIt'fibe blcu iorhinorct iro al al
ltlTrc 1ore Tlupemoifincr Silba0c=
toqct.
Ter gipc2 oltio itrellNc ,Nliirllrer
ON at ilOltrUnfc @uitun1re6et til
Stc0cr al mllltUr NctuoninN oQ
rorc Nlppcre Jiar alt iornt ulo0oo
at fate Bomber llc0 oper %ncrlc2
Neliocnafparter."
Siben Suifcrnc 6ciuttc Nclaicn3
@citfpIt cr Den Lille belNiite Same.
bn 3ecbrilgge blet ltertt bciriiet.
3cebri!gNe cr iorbluloct nle0 Eriid.
&C peo Ell : Mil lang aonal, hpor
Qanlfe 'tore Sfibc fan Qoa op. Snn-
lc0e5 fan llnberpunb3baabc, Sorpe
oobaooc o9 Mfineonmperc iom lager
/ Nr!lgac, n1c0 @cthc0 inilc iig rs
tilhop9 gienncm Aanolen pcO See.
hrilq0c. Get er iorat iorprrrc set.
te, at Sc brittle @uitouQreb har
pTret ipertint
Waoipsrasmaalet i Spiflnuo.
aiebenhnpn 1860 tSbcr. Otter
mao Ell pelflen0t inf TobrItant,
Non III bcieGcr a%iebcnhuun, for-
tUller. bar Snltcrne life nll'tet Oct
rin9citc al lin Siaio til lin militGrc
Stprfc, men Den tiltoQcn0e Mnnqel
puo Mooparer poloer ogenoc llro
og Returning.
"Nl mtnn hnue ArlNcn aillllttet iii
li0it pna &noren", uotolte bGn lou1,
"buia hi ltul unoNau Ell ~oluorliA
lllpffc. Sctte er oGioa @rumOen til.
al Snltlonb hor proflnmcrct Den
INC GrigS5onc ontfring Gn9lnnO. Vi
cr itcrfc / milltUr Ncnieeuoc. men
ri fan life fIorc p9 mere enc nogle
iun Mnuncocr u0cn %n0ioricI a
Mnonorcr. Get cr umlIllqt at IL
ltorcre oennc Situations 9llpor. ielp
ON 9Ipiicrne ieger at beroliqe SSolf
rnco ben Toriifrinn. at Ger ingen
6arc cr, bare III or efouomiitc mIeo,
buno ri hor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

Gufcltc ld0cr Norbltrtlltn l0bc
Al meo llQ. iom I Gr Ntriiucr0ld
0ct "NiouiaQ }clumQ Ser / en-
p0crit ipuNiN Gone lpor4gr ont bouo
St0oe AmcriIa i paatommtuot I'll.
irloc ulIoc tunc liort (p'tl1uo.
&c Gorencot Stltcr har mlcll
Armt". itrlpcr ott. "oN ocn dmerI
l0uite NIua0e oil0t lite mere u0ue
al Marine liz porc Nnittr emo Den cn.
Nelifc. l|lopl2urnQtu a. (u'terue ira
De Torcuc0c Stotcr ull0c uurc ems.
bciuoeu0t mc0 NauOtta Rlun. Nmc.
rito2 (ruilcr err ilmpcltbeu latter
IiAe. "a set uiloe pUrc mcr cuO lat
tcrlil al v@ al toAc Dem oluorIlQ a"
Zen oitcrrja'tc Nr52ie cr i%clploI'
Nelil / et ~ ait cujl uttO inc mitc
NoueQcr. Soolco1s %'riutr ?iclrc
Grcic &rc2ic" { 9@ieu hi. a.:
"Initlnno tr iielle Nommcl Sflf
oA %ri'A 'l'ot otr'i'l0'l III al .
@icnQirlo moo Ell Gjeu0c lem iclp
iulcu MrUuicr reiptttcrer. FrHii
Dent &&llion mar lite tlact Strlot
inoo Cphuu4mauocn. men moo 81.
t|crli0ncrcu. 9lnar 0ct brittle No
miralitct bcilcmtc Sen Nutc uoitrale
Sfi6c mon tnQc over 9}oroiiocu %
uicurcm 0cu %cnlclitc auual Tor.
bolot Eruii0cut Mjliou liz tdl2 9}lt
0crimoo, "a luitlono lior ntturot
set ionnc. iiQcr bon. al triQ2io.
renee %ouOe in9tl onOcu 9}ct bar
cn0 %jiitotion2rcttcu
Sniflou0 lo0cr liz life itrunmc
lei bar life Ben utrle'te Sonlc
on at bcAnl0c uo0tu ArnnAtI mto
ot Norclc02 Stotcr ~ ocroco 'or
eQc HntoIIct a. line 0%lenoer, men
oct llorr tn'te Nolt lom olortQ hdr
alor: Nmcrlto1erle Den ntllo'tc
NortrT0. Iooer ~ life lrtlnllocre.
Ito.icuo Splnaiun
~ .. -. ~ II 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
proteItnoterne.
Sriilamo vii intct Ncn;na tnoc til
Nmcritno Yrutcit.
- Woitralce Nplonin0.

@oihillntom oeg tone Scbruor:
9toact iorlnelt Soor paa Sc G%orcuc-
De Stoter@ 9totrr or cnonu life
mootugct bpcrfcn ma GuAIano e1er
(pifInnb. Npoo 4uarct ira lpif
lon0 pil bli, idar man imiOlrrtio
en- 9Mlecllc ON al Ct l0o1 Al neu
%hcruUren0e tuitc NutbopiuOer, @rcu
rln Nerenltorii mootaQet telegram
Al hulltet oct tlort %iremlaur. at ser
ira (uifl0no@ SI0e iltct Neniuu oil
bli tnlet til DC Norrneoc Statcr3
Frotclt moo SoelU9lelicn Al britt.
lie ~ mlllgell> nsitrule, NunocI@
itlbe u0cu ioru0Qoacnoc Barrel ol
N%nlc0nina iii ior Mdu0itab o. Eo9-
ldaerer ierit al rco0c iii Yin. lol
Iul0 life irr Gnllan0 upQluer inc
Gorle1 paa al uOhumQrc Den tuitc
Nation. "(pitldu0 uil". hcocr SET
| Oct al Anlbo2iao0orcn oiicltliQ.
Aiortc SelegrdnL "ic iiQ moot til al
lo'tholOc oe / lin Proclamation cr
flUreoc Erincipcr, inotil Gn1lnno
ertlUrcr liz pillil til at bcielQc sc
onertlen0te GcAler ior ciplliierci
&rig@ierclie. iom cr uc0ldat / sc /
Sor0on og Fori2 ucotoNne GrtlT
ringer, ellcr tuinlc@ Ocrtil Al Sc
neitralc Wfogtcr."
! Scle9rnnmnei Qioca oQinn ell
I%ntuonin9 til, hpaO (niflono9 Sunr
pon sc Nor. Stotcr2 Npreiperliel
ont hpo0 Ser pil bli Qiort til &cltnt
tc!ic al naitroIc Stibe, uiI bIi. Ger
ontp0e@ ncnlliq ion Ell mlIiN llOucl
at looc neltrole 6orteier Ieoioqc2
AZ CT eucr ilcrc Al line rcipcftIue
Niemlanbc9 &riB9ltibc. Suitlnuo
Nicnta9er imioiGtio oabent, al "nei
trale Sfibe9 Siffcrhco inoenior
Ariga5oneu omfrinQ DC brittle Ger
un0er bpiltcniomhclit nnOre I'm
iITnNigbcOcr cr ubiat ior oIporllG
Sorc".
Ser giue2 inmtioiq Barrel ON en-
IN Sorc ira llnOerpun0amincr. iom
Gnltlano / itor lloitrNtnipQ oQtcr at
uoitre / oen me ariq4ypne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Spnulcne NUloulng.

Nid0ri0 0eu l6oe Gcbrudr: Gen
%ipan'tc Re1icrinl bar m0t0lct en-
me9ct touicruotlu NolouiuQ lac.
opcrior (uitIuuOa Nr0fldmatlou al
en- Nrll@}oue rm0t Dc brittle Ger.
Eoo lunmc (io. iOm Spanicu
ouhul0clla nil lolc at moQou cu
bpcr Nou0linh Ger nmOc iortolle9
ibu CT Acknowledgement ontdAe2 oct
noQ at Rcaicrinlc uJloc Unite ila
til Oc GorencOt Stotcr on 0i9'c
ituI0c 'orelloa en- iUac2 Cptrr0cn
nj nllc De naltrhIG NNnNe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
Snifc lrcsicmotn.clicr.

Berlin ocu i6oc ~tScbrlur: Zen
tultc Vrealc tommlelltercr / 'turpc,
tiloeIa meQct bitre ll0truf Sen no
iororen0c Zone / sc Gorencoc Eta.
tera Mote til Spiflono iarmcnliQ-
net mco Sprolct / Notcu iii Gng
lanb.
Set tuitc Nolf pil". itriucr iaa
lc0e@ "aru5 3e;tul", olorlG
fuure glemmt. bperfcn Sc 5porQ2.
maal, lem er rettcOe til o.
eller Oen Gorm hpori oe cr aiiot.
teOc. Dor StiQing hor life mu0er-
Nuaet nolcu GDronoriua ii0en oen
l0e Scbrlur. Ger itnor DC tSorcuc-
0e Stnter 10 llopeie aobur til al Be
ifpttc Jig moo enbper Iarc. Gen
ferlte er AZ irttc en- Stoupcr Tor
GugIanb2 Nilsbrun a oct omcrlfnn.
ite Slog, "a oen anOen al holoe line
Stibc "a Tolf on NrINafuntraban-
&c bortc ira 3ria2ioncn."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
Has Made Valuable Discovery.

BY means OF that invaluable little
creature, the guinea pig Prof Rut-
ledge Rutherford, psychologist OF
Chicago. has finally unearthed and
Identified remarkable substance
which he has named "trophogon" or
'bitrophen." which means "to produce
nourlshment and life" His expert
ments began with guinea pigs; were
confirmed afterward upon mice, chick
ms, kittens and other animals, and
mere Is not the slightest doubt that
ais great discovery will lead at once
20 the rewriting Of all our knowledge
lpon FOODS and nutrition.
Trop.ogen is an all.sustaining nutri-
ment that is absolutely essential to
life. II is widely distributed in every
known food, and without it-that is,
by trying to nourish yourself on sup
posed foods that do not contain it
death quickly occurs. II occurs in al
buminous-so.called protein-foods,
and is the basis Of all animal tissue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
Lors.Drawn.out Battles.

Whereas It used be the day" that
vas lost and won, II is now anywhere
rom the week to the fortnight, and
one wonders what must be the state
Of soul" of officers and men during
these all but nevei-ending battles,
Marked by great dullness, we should
say, II not by a clearly defined fatalism.
Retreat means only another fight, as
bad II not worse. Death means relief
Getting wounded means a sojourn In
hospital, but the chance Of being shot
even there. At a guess, we think we
should become fairly iIdifferer. as to
what befell us there in the trenches,
and, II any perceptible interest re-
heved the boredom It would be curl
osity-a vague, tired, dismal inQuisi-
tiyeness as to how the Internal set-to
was destined to end.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

having retired to the minority cloak
room. Senator smoot immediately
made the point Of no quorum and the
minority members 'lme back one bv
enc. On the succeeding roll cal
they trcoped back into the coax
room again, leaving Senator Smoot on
guard. Again there was no quorum
resent a"1 another quorum cali ;ol.
lowed. The Republicans repeated
this process three times ana we're
preparing to continue II indefinitely
when Senator Overman In his chair
invoked a precedent from the sixty
second congress, when Vice Presi.
dent Sherman ruled that If a quorum
was shown to be present on the las;
preceding quorum call a majority
vote on the pending motion was suf.
ficient to carry it. Senator Overman
declared the recess motion carried
81 to 3.
Then followed series OF motions
to recess, to adjourn to take up pen.
SIGN bills, etc, which used up the
remaining time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
MANY GO TO
CALIFORNIA
Leaving for Business and Pleasure
All viii Visit the Exposition
at San Diego

A great many Cache Valley citizens
are leaving this morning for Califor-
MIA where they go TO spend month
or six weeks on business and pleas
ure. Many are going primarily to
see the great exposition now being
held at San Diego and to get change
of climate during the extreme cold
weather. Among those who have
made it known they leave this morn
ing are;
County Engineer 7. II. Humph,
reys and family, Stephen Hailstone
and wife, William IL. THAN and wife,
Hyrum Nebeker and wife, all OF Lo-
gan; Job F. Smith and wife of Mil
vile; William Wyatt, of Wellsville;
Henry Bair and wife of Millville;
and Frank Price and family of Wells
vile.
After Mrs. Humphreys and chill
dren are located at San Diego, Mr..
Humphreys will devote his time to
the inspection OF engineering features
in and about Los Angeles and sur
rounding country, giving particular
attention to bridges and reinforced
concrete work, water works, road
building and irrigation systems. The
city engineer also the assistant chief
engineer on the acqueduct all Of Los
Angeles are personal friends of Mr.,
Humphreys having all been in the
U. S. Reclamation Service together
and will afford him the opportunity
of inspection that could not be &c.
cured in any other way. Mr. Cham
bers will look after Mr.. Humphreys
work during his absence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
SAW HIS OPPORTUNITY
FOUNDATION OF WILLIAM A.
CLARKE iMMeMss FORTUNE.
Muitimillicn-lrc N-s Never Forgotten
the lneld Mt -,at Cave Film His
r.. It Boost Toward Ills Wen.
derful Success.

The power to toresee and predict
he future, TO take advantage of that
foresight, and the ability to pile up
millions out of an event that other
men blindly pass by is a factor in
he lives of many important men. Sem
asor William A. Clark, the Montana
copper king, can trace the foundation
of his vast fortune to single Incident
away back In the sixties. Like all
big men, he does not disdain to re-
call the lucky moment when the win
ming card WIS played that placed him
on the road to gigantic fortune and
prodigious success.
He was keeDing trading store in
salt Lake with -four at $50 for
50.pound barrel and hain at 81 q
pound, when his lucky moment ar
rived. He had been teamster. trader,
miner-anything and everything that
seemed to hold n chance OF success
and to all these different calliugs he
had devoted arduous and incessant
labor.
He had toiled for nine months with
streams, often up TO his knees in Ice
cold water. to find himself with 1880,
all told, as the result OF this heart
breaking labor. He had driven OK
teams and mule teams In all sorts OF
weather across wild country, with
Indians constant menace, and the
chance of death by the roadside Turk
ing in every clump Of stunted FIR To
open his trading store In Salt Lake
he had driven an OK team 800 miles
through rough wilderness, bought
goods and started in to be his own
freighter. In one year the 800 had
iisen to $500.
brought him luck. The citizens OF
Last Chance Gulch (now Helena) were
threatened with tobacco famine,
since the steamer bearing the consign-
ment had been sunk on the Missouri
river, and no man but Clark had the
foresight or courage to realize what
II meant Tobacco was the most pre-
cious freight that Last Chance Gulch
could conceive. The news of the loss
of the steamer sent them into a fury
of rage, but no man thought of plan
for retrieving the situation. Lamen-
tations and curses were the order of
the day.
Clark saw all this, and he saw, too,
that 1t was his time to act He har-
messed his horse, and in the middle
of winter, with the thermometer 2s
degrees below zero, started to ride
the $50 miles that lay between Last
Chance Gulch and Boise City. Hardly
anyone who saw him start expected to
see him return alive, but Clark knew
his own vitality, gained through early
years OF plowboy labor, and he was
determined to see the thing through.
On January 1 he drove into Helena
with 1000 pounds of tobacco on his
wagon. It had cost him $4,000, but
he sold 1t for $4,000. and found him
self the most popular man in camp.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

In the last year for which statistics
are available, 7G7 human beings in
India were killed by tigers Along one
line OF Himalayan railway, the depre-
dations of these forocious brutes have
been so great that the company is
building tlger-proof stations for its
signalmen, many Of whom have been
carried off and devoured
Evidently there win be opportunities
after the war TO use those "virile vir,
tues" which militarism claims to de-.
yelop To hunt man-eating tigers on
foot takes at least as much yalor as Is
required to perform any ordinary feat
In battle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
COSTLY MILE OF WIRE
ERECTED DURING SIEGE OF FORT
ARTHUR, IN 1905.
Estimated That Ten Thousand Lives
Were Lost and Mllllons Of Dollars
Expended in "condemnins" the
Right Of Way.

"There are many individual miles
OF city.built telephone line that have
cost well up in the hundreds of thou
sands Of dollars" remarked an off,
Ger Of the United States army who
saw much OF the war between Russia
and Japan a few years ago, but the
mile of telephone wire that cost. be-
yond all comparison. more money and
lives than any other line ever built
was erected during the siege Of Port
Arthur in 1905.
"For weeks and months the laps
had been eating away at the defenses
of the Russian fortress. but with small
success The hills around the town
and harbor seemed to have been fash.
Toned by nature for defense. The
Japs. though they had brought up
their great ~ and 14.lnch siege guns
we're able to make but slight impress
sion upon the forts and none at all
upon the town or the Russian feet
that lay safe within the inner harbor
The trouble was that. though the
great guns-'Osaka babies they called
where they were manufactured
could easily carry from their positions
into Port Arthur and the harbor. there
was intervening n great range of hills
from FIVE to six hundred feet in height
and crowned with the most powerful
Notifications in the world to that
date. Hence. the gunners could not
cot iQh Of hai 10
Suddenly the Osaka babies com
menced to open fire upon the town
and harbor, and the Russians smiled,
for experience had shown them how
impossible II was for the shells to
strike their unseen targets. But, to
their establishment, after a shell OF
two, one lit squarely upon the main
building In Port Arthur and shortly
after one plunged through the deck
OF battleship and sank her like a
stone.
"ln short time the town was
wrecked and the feet, with half its
ships sunk or disabled, had TO put out
TO sea.
For, from the telephone in the
hand of the Jap hidden on the sum-
NIT Of 203 Meter hin there ran a wire
TO the batteries where stood the great
Osaka babies and the whole thing
became as simple as a kindergarten
problem. The man with the telescope
observed where the shells from the
babies struck; he reported II 20 the
man with the telephone, who, In turn.
telephoned II to the gunners OF the
babies They modified their fire I'M
der these directions and placed their
great shells as accurately as though
they were firing point-blsnk at tar.
get.
ut was the booming Of the end of
Port Arthur. that mile 70 telephone
line running up the flank Of 2O3 Meter
Hin, II was but single wire mount,
ed on poles so small that they were
Invisible a quarter OF mile distant,
but II cost 10000 men and several mil.
Tons Of dollars I'm ammunition and
other waT-cost 10 condemn the right
OF way"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

Horton Hammond and family re.
turned to Metropolis, Nevada, after
a two weeks vacation in Logan and
Providence, where they visited with
relatives and friends and where Mr.
Hammond took occasion to attend the
annual Farmers Roundup. They say
the annual trip to Cache Valley was
a most pleasant one.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
SALE MURpocK's sPEclAL-A

new Bon Bon OF great merit. A most
delicious Bon Bon favored chocolate,
vanilla, orange and strawberry. Held
in thi:k covering Of fine, smooth
fondant. Topped with new crop OF
walnuts. Particularly fine in both
taste and quality. offered extra spe'
cial for Saturday. January 30 at zoe
per pound. Not more than one pound
TO one person ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

John Larsen of Newton has purch-
ased 1881 acres of land from Cache
county in the vi.inity of the old
bridge that formerly spanned Bear
river near Newton. The considera-
ton was $500.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

The Smithfield Sentinel comes to
our desk this week much better
looking paper as result Of new
dress having been put on. Mr.. John
Harry intends to make more extern
sive improvements in the near future.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

Farmers desiring to raise sugar
beets for the Amalgamated Sugar
Company for the year 1915 can n
tain contracts by cal ing at the Office
OF the Ogden, Logan and Idaho Rail
road Company on South Main
Adv. If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

Thursday was meat demonstrating
day at the college at which time the
attendants at the Roundup were CIV
an a practical demonstration of kill
ing beef, hogs and sheep. Joseph
Reeding, the head butcher at the
Hailstone Market did the killing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

Horse Power Not Utilized
IL is said that minimum of flom
five 10 seven million horsepower could
be developed in the Appalachian noun
tains In the South.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30
ANDERSON'S

JOHN n. ANDERSON'S BIG
CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS SAT-
uRDAY JAN. 80, AND LASTS FOR
TWO WEEKS. GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING AND
NOTIONS SOLD AT A SACRIFICE.
ADV. $50
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

Owing to the death and funeral OF
Mrs. A. A. Farrell, Lewis s. Far
rell has been unable to attend to the
work of disposing of his furniture but
will be at home, 1919 West Fourth
South on Monday all day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-30

One five passenger 80 horsepower
car, will sell for 5000 If taken at
once; just had $40 overhauling
tires are good. Inquire at this Office.
ADV. If