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Washington, nctubre i.

way pocas horas despues de haber
dejado de ser presidiario, Y ell pobre
hombre esta gozando 10 indecible.
Quiera Dios que la libertad no le
cueste Ia vida, porque en- su empeno
de recuperar Ell tempo perdido lie
ocurra algo parecido a 10 que lie pa
so a aquel desgraciadO que, despues
de IN prclongado ayuno, fue llevado
a un banquete, pues, segUn 6l dice,
a pesar de que ticne va cumplidos
los ochenta V cinco amos, todavia sir
We para mucho.
Cram mato a 81 esposa Raquel.
en- 1894. Fue un terrible rapto de
celos, en- el que acometi6 tambicn 4
su hijo George. FL magistrate In
graham lie conden6 a muertc. Es-
tuvo ii diaS en- la horrible Casa de
Ia Muerte7 de Sing Sing. esperanto
el reSultado de las geStioneS que Sc
hacian en- favor de su indulto. De
todoS los incidentes de aquella 6poca
de sangre solo recuerda Ia impression
que reclblo al ser trasLadado u 81
zelda de ~condenado a mueEte cerca
de Ia si!la electrical iodavla Slente
frio en- la medula cada vez que vuel-
We las paglnaS de Su Vld Y trople-
"a con aQucIla. TODD 10 demas. la
locuga. ell aseSinato, cl ataQue a. hijO.
la vista" de IA causa, TODD Sc ha
DORADO de su meMte.
Levi p. Morton. que era entonces
gobernador de Nucva York. le indu!-
to al ca5o. c~onmutanGole 81 pena ror
la perpetual. ' ahora, a los veintc
desputS de haberse in.cresado
por 81 todos los altos e~mDleados de Ia
Penitcnciaria. por 81 coNducta elem
plar en- Ia prisi0n Y por IL avanZada
edad, otro ~goberna6or. Whitman. el
actual. lie ha indultado.
Debi6 haber sa.ido dc Sing Sing e.
.uncs. pero tuvo que quedarse ALI
IN dia como hUesped del jefe del es-
tablccimiento. 4 fin &c cstrechar las
dicstras de todos los presidarios. No
sc dcspidc tan faciImentc uno dc mil
~Sctecicntos hombres.
Luego le ~!levaron en- automovil has
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NOyELAS A SOC ADA UNA

sfalds-as sean las Mujeres
Mai...sS scan los HoTD-es
NailI.4- scan las SUegTaS
A--e tr 8U>car NaTldO
.5S EvI~ MuGeTndS
Il Naylo PreSIadO
Ia HIla Re las Flores
Ei Fa--a.OrIo de las S0lteras
Il PAra.S0 de las NuicreS
e Inferno ne los HUmbres
VIM iIi Nuri.,
e ii1Ga de los Mares
Su NageStzd Il Amor
HalC.to >ra II Amor
"a FrIlceSa del Dollar
amor y NGC-l-jo
Is His DE- Venus
POrGla - C2-an los HOmbT-S
PgrgIt - Lg>J0 las Nu!eres
PCgCG@ Pecan las NUieTes
P--v-t ltslanllra las TlUdas
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Las ils-as ar Champagne
3; Ntto tr RuISelOrsS
LsS ubreraS Gel Amo-
4 = q" las Mas
L. EIG3a AlrSTe
Ia N.il q" los IlZW.ceS
C4fy@rIp te Amor
Yer -n--Ir 3 una MuJ"T
G-l-l..s sean los CelgS
Ia C.-,e DEL Amor
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La casa mas acredhada, Ia nas segurl Ia que Hened meNr surddoy Ia que ende mas barao' Los
ed@oe depacnn Per cmreO, gOs Dgados ell mismo a qm r@be Ia 6nen
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La Marquesa de Eontenoy.
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VfaIe aIrededor del mundo- Interesante re-
laci6n noveIeSca de IN ytaje por las prin-
Cipales regiOnes y ciudades del mum
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

was with her, and they would know
what to do.
There had been series of automo-
bile holdups about this time, So when
the three men sprang ont from an al.
leyway and overpowercd the chauf.
feur Zudora was quite innocent 50 far
as suspecting the truth. Nine. Du Val
struggled valiantly. but she. too, was
bound and gagged. The men started
the car at once and headed for one Of
the nondescript docks along the water
front Here the two women We're com.
handed on the pain of death to alight
from the automobile and step into the
motorboat that was waiting In the
slip.
Madame walled and wept, offered her
jewels. implored. The men paid no at
tention to her. Zudora, on the con-
trary, uttered not sound. She read
these brute faces tolerably we'll. There
was no particle OF mercy in any one OF
them. Where were they taking them
What were they going to do with
them? Down the river sped the high
power boat, across the bay toward the
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my opinion, and with no one to stop
them they may stumble upon some.
thing worth while. What shall we dor"
'Erhe captain will be here shortly"
said madame. Wen talk II over when
he comes. If we move at all it must
be at the same time as they move
And Radcliffe when he arrived read
lily agreed with this. He had no desire
to leave the comforts of New York.
and he growled not little. but he
realized that he had no choice.
with Hunt and Baird out Of the way
I might be able to induce Zudora to
take vacation" suggested madame.
'She has beaten me dozen times, and
It rankles."
suit yourself about that. What's
the matter with sending her to visit
Beggar Mary at Craig island? There's
no need now of putting her out Of the
way for good"
But we could make good terms with
the enemy II we had Zudora where we
wanted her."
well, that's in your hands. Come
on, Bruce. We may find 1t difficult to
get decent booking"
"On n South Africa tub2 Leave that
to me. But we must agree upon some
| corking good makeup II we are to es.
cape the old hawk eyes of Hunt"
On the day of departure Hunt said to
Baird that 1t would be wise TO make no
acquaintance In the smoke room. They
nj oil oh MI hAx
well while away the time at this pur-
suit without any outside assistance.
With equal cunning Radcliffe impress
ed Bruce with the fact that they had
better dine In their staterooms and
keep of the promenade deck as much
as possible. They both might escape a
casual glance from Hunt, but there
was small need Of counting discovery
by hanging around In the vicinity Of
the old thief taker.
The voyage was uneventful. Six
weeks later Hunt and Baird arrived at
tho Zudora mine and set about the task
Of locating the second mine. One end
Of the survey they could locate, but
whether II ran north. east or west re-
manned for them to find out. They
employed the services of an expert
miner to spot "blue clay"
IL guess you chaps are up against
It," he admitted after the first week
From your map the claim might be
ten or twenty miles north or east or
west. What you have shown me Is
merely your mans starting point. You
go somewhere from here, but whereT
"It's a wild goose chase, all right"
replied Hunt But we had to find
out for ourselves. And, by the way,
Baird, have you noticed the man on
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man following was dangerous mad
man and was attempting to kill him.
Ten pounds to carry me to the sta.
tionr' said Baird.
But my orders are to wait for the
EXPRESS
well. you can 90 few miles, drop
me and return before the express ar.
rives."
I'm ready to do that" agreed the
engineer.
AS the train started Radcliffe man.
aged to get aboard. He staggered into
the coach where Baird was and a fierce
hand to hand fight took place. The
blood lust went to Bairds head also,
and he fought to kill. What the re-
suit would have been 10 one can say,
for the battle was strangely interrupt
ed. spread rail threw the engine off
the track, and the whole train fol-
lowed II down the embankment. Baird
was stunned for n moment, but man
aged to get up and stagger away. The
man Radcliffe appeared to be dead. SO
much the better, was Baird's opinion.
He limped back to his lodgings and In
formed Hunt.
"Wt can't get anywhere" said Hunt,
I'VE are only wasting time and money
here. I've booked to sail Saturday. II
these two book for the same boat III
have their cuticle taken Off and search
ed when we reach New York Take 1t
from me, they'll be up to the old game
Of smuggling In gems. If that bearded
chap Is dead, well and good. But you'll
find that he was merely knocked sense
less"
An hour before sailing for America
Hunt cabled the United States GUS
toms, warning of the approach Of snug
glers, following this with code de-
scription.
Bruce came aboard limping, a crutch
under each arm. Radcliffe was no.
where to be seen.
Keep away from him." warned
Hunt. If you see him In the smoke
room, keep out. Wen play the same
game we played coming over. But III
hang him up to dry when he sets foot
In little old New York"
Bruce was searched thoroughly
enough, but not stone as big as n
pinhead came to light. Hunt went
home, thoroughly disguised with the
whole adventure.
Now, meanwhile-in fact the day
after Baird and Hunt sailed for South
Africa-Storm and Zudora entered a
jewelers. shop and found Nine. Du Val
making some purchases.
Take ride with me-" she invited.
Storm shook his head decidedly, but
today Zudora was a bit willful. She
considered herself match for any one
woman, and perhaps she was.
81 shall be delighted to co. replied
| Zudora.
Storm accompanied them TO the auto,
bowed CURLY and took himself of.
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Jersey coast. An island rose up pres
emily, and the man at the wheel set
his course for this. Zudora heard a
word or two-ransom, fortune. She sat
perfectly still. She determined to waste
no effort. When the right time came she
would make n dash for liberty She
had had some experience In affairs like
this, and she had always managed to
find loophole.
When they landed they were hidden
to walk on straight ahead into the
scrub oaks behind which stood ram
shackle house. The sea encroached ut
the left within dozen feet
A wretched old woman greeted them
"Oh, the deariesv' she gurgled. Come
right in! Come right In! Fine clothes
an jools too! Here, you, step faster!'
she suddenly called at Nine. Du Val,
whom she caught roughly by the arm.
"Tie her up, mother, while l take
care o. this one" said one of the alb.
ductors, pushing Zudora on ahead OF
him.
I'll tie her up, never you mind" the
bag sent back, and under Zudora's eyes
Nine. Du Val was made fast to the
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They'll follow u.s." said Radcliffe.
clutches and the chap with the big
beard we've been running into lately p
"Yes; I've been watching them, and
what is more, they've been watching
u.s."
"Same idea here. Well, let ZEN
watch. Much good 1t will do them"
They'll probably carry away some
gems. There is no injunction to hold
the roeues I'm the leash. Hunt, I'm
sentimental about this DEAL" continued
Baird Gravely, II want that girl &c
come into her own. There was day
when made things mighty uncom
Portable Cor her"
That night Bruce and Radcliffe In
dulged In bottle of champagne
Hunts mission TO South Africa was @
failure, and that was all they cared
to know. The clutches of Bruce were
neatly followed out and about ten oil
twelve fine stones secreted In each
hollow, then filed with wax. Why
pay duty to Uncle Sam when II wasn't
at all necessary?
They went out TO the mines for q
final look about the next day and pass
ed both Baird and Hunt
They'll follow u.s." said Radcliffe.
"Let 'em. Wen play Joke OF
them. Fill up an old watch with peb
bles. Hunt will have his eye peeled
for bit of smuggling, and Wen triI
him up. Oh, he is not SO wise as t
look Mt the crutchesr'
Baird picked out Radcliffe to shad
ow, and the latter lured him to tn,
window of the room. Radcliffe picked
the watch out Of the wastebasket
cmptied II ana enacted little come
dy for Baird's particular beneat. HI
replaced the pebbles, smiled and drop
ped the watch into the basket again
then went out Baird swallowed thu
bait quickly enough. He recovered
the watch. but as he climbed out Of
the window he ran into Radcliffe, WHIT
grappled with him. Baird, however
managed TO hit first and dOwned hii
opponent. who staggered to his feet
mad with rage. He determined forth
with to put Baird out of the game FOL
keeps.
There was a large sand dune beyond
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10 Beaver street, that Zudora is held
prisoner for ransom on Craig island."'
On the seventh day she found an
empty beer bottle with n patent cork |
She stuffed her message into this and
cast 1t out of the window into the sen
Mt high tide. She had little hope. how.
ever. Of Its going far. The next day
might Zee the bottle stranded on the
beach.
Eight weeks after a nshesman In
open wafer picked UP the bottle. A
stlf land breeze had<blown 1t out inc
deep water. The fisherman received
for this message n sum that exceeded
a year's work t-u- 'r7 .'iiit' IT, 20
At once Storm set out for Craig H.
land. And woe, to those he found
there! This time some one should pay
and pay well
TO BE CONTINUED
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swat until call him up" said Hunt
at home as much as possible. Don't
answer any strange letters. II you
should receive one from either Baird
or myself saying that we were In trou-
BILE, tear 1t up and sit tight PromiseT
II PROMISE" said Zudora.
Honest Injun?'
e Honest Injun!" she laughed.
"All right. I'll let you know when
we sail. But you mustn't come down
to see us Off. We are being watched
all the time"
On the following day Hunt and Baird
entered booking Office and applied for
tickets for Cape Town.
"What do you think about II, HuntT
"a wild goose chase, but there Is al
ways the possibility Of something turn
ing up. II that superintendent was
alive he could help us. We've just
got to trust to luck But I'll tell you
this much, Baird, I'm In this affair to
the hllt. I'm going to win. blind.
feel 1t In my bones that II can get
the right stuff can break up the big
gest smuggling gang In the country.
They are all clever. well educated.
They can walk In muck without bring
Ing any Of It AWAY. And when we do
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Needful knowledge
Logan People Should Learn to De.
tect the Approach Of Kidney
Disease

The symptoms of kidney trouble
are many. Disordered kidneys often
excrete thick, cloudy, offensive
urine, full of sediment, irregular of
passage or attended by a sensation of
scalding. The back may ache, head
aches and dizzy spells may occur
and the victim is often weighted down
by feeling Of langor and fatigue.
Neglect these warnings and there is
danger. Delay often proves fatal.
You can use no better endorsed
kidney remedy than Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here's Logan proof of their
merit.
Mrs. Ann l.. Cowley, 20 North
Fifth West street, Logan, says: II
know that Doans Kidney Pills are
a good medicine and will say that
people can place entire confidence in
them. / have seen what Doan's Kid.
ney Pills will do right in my family.
You may send anyone to. me for
confirmation Of this statement"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Cowley recommends. Fos-
ter Milburn Co., Propr., Buffalo, NJ.
Y.-Adv.
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~ URING one of his visits as La
Fontaine, the artist, Detective
IL Hunt was fortunate enough to
secure copy Of the new dia-
mond find which Radcliffe had pur-
Joined from Zudora's room. But his
best efforts failed to find the secret of
the onyx table. 1t was something to
know, however, that valuable papers
reposed In 1t. Sooner or later he knew
that he would overcome the obstacle of
the secret spring. Hunt sent the copy
Immediately to Zudora, and one day
she and Storm paid the detective a
visit.
Suppose we could locate this find,"
suggested Storm. I'VE could stake It
out and make It legally Zudora's auto
matically as a new found claim"
But this map gives Us only one end
Df the survey" replied Hunt. THE
rogues have just as good chance as
We have"
But II we should start firstr said
Zudora.
you want me to go TO Africa"
IF you viii. II would be the great
est pleasure In the world 10 cut under
their feet" went on Zudora. II know
of nothing that would please me more
than to set up claim next door TO the
old mine and make II pay"
why not bring the whole business
into court and have done with it|
asked Storm.
You hnve told me repeatedly that
we would lose" she answered
That's a fact" assented Hunt. 1--WE
might Bend them all to Sing Sing on
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wall. THE two of 'em are worth ten
thousand If cent, an you men see
that you get it, ..
Nine. Du Val was good actress,
and at no time did she overdo her part
The moment ZudOra was secured In
the rear room, the window OF which
overlooked the arm OF the sea. she let
out II shrill scream rs II some one was
torturing her. The scream ended In
bitter sobs, Presently Zudora heard
nothing more. The reason for this was
that madame had returned TO the boat
and was on the way back to the city.
Then John Storm began his long and
weary search. He had a dozen detec-
tives shadowing Nine. Du Val and all
those who entered her villa. When
confronted by Storm she haughtily de-
clared that Zudora had left her at the
park. She was terribly sorry, but he.
yond that she knew absolutely nothing
and thought II was rather strange that
John Storm should come TO her for In
formation.
On the fifth day OF her Imprisonment
Zudora found bit OF lead pencil,
which she hid. She was now free to
wander about the room. Even II she
got out there was no way of leaving
the island. On the sixth day she man
aged to find newspaper. She tore
of a strip OF margin and wrote:
'Ths balSsr win notify John Storm
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''@ ZUDORA
In the Twenty Million
!. Dollar Mystery
BY HAROLD MACCRATH


the counts Of abduction and attempted
murder, but the gold and diamond
mines would still be under their con-
troll No, Miss Keene, we've got to
keep away from the courts until we
have the goods on those fine birds. I'll
go to Africa. but on one condition"
whats thatT'
THAT l can take Jim Baird along
with me. He's familiar with the
ground"
1--WE would be glad to have him go
with you"
"Walt until call him up" said
Hunt, reaching for the telephone.
Presently he hooked the receiver and
turned to Zudora with smile Africa
1t Is. Baird says he will be glad to go
with me. Now, listen to my advice.
While I'm gone you two children stay
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

There Is more Catarrh in this sectio,s OF
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For
great many years doctors pronounced 1t q
local disease and prescribed local renee
dies. and by constantly falling to cure
with local treatment, pronounced II Incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be q
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. J.
Cheney Il Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only
taken Internally. IT acts directly on tho
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials
Address; 4. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o,
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation,
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SYNOPSIS.

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zuoora s motners prother, VINO mas sc.
nl'neei Wy es finuu "ysiS CIV
hnown as uas $50 Az nc uee'ues .na'
Euuora nun. oie peio'e sI'e Iai' ns'e
chahee " So"e .n.o 80. ~, ,sa
money, ~ ma, may Ve iei. W mn. ',o
next OF Mn Hassan All sees an oos,aSie
to his scheme In the person OF John
STORM, a youns lawyer, TOT WHOM nu
cora nas .ahen fancy anu ne cVr
nnahos tne sIri 70 pu. t,,e man vu' VI ne.
Hiino. nuuora ihsists tnat IL sne cahho'
marry storm she wiz marry no one,
wen, wen, says RUSSIAN, Al, sosv
ny nest 'meny Eases anu YOU e on, '' ,s,,,s,
nm, Ia' ~ 0"s'" e~'e """ S'~ 'N'
renounce MN.
1uuora uhraveIs mystsry ana ~ins n1 rs
nrst cass-a care III wn'cn soi" ".om
ssvoo .ro'n pe,ns co"v'1'eo VI
"ss.eu ny Hassan n" n,m ~S
1ucors anu nesssm All VIZ Nec ~
cnan noSsc, wn seep 1890 .e ~
ery one whensves N.ooS aueanp wS ~ nc" :.
prhcess. osom, seoH'ns I.ov
I,aoa prIsoner' nuoora LUZ ..,~n,
chan' res'ores ene prInccss 70 nc.
'over enu SAVES oto'In iiomn a.,
-; er y, uionus .es 1854 a..
n,s Secret secret S.orm nlorns Auaa .na'
ms me ~ oeIns at.eInpteu ireauenty.
STORM suspec.s hassam All Spsm - >
arrested ior steanns 'ne aianonu MAKER
sens. pu. zuuora o'SeoVeS "o 'e~'
tn,eVes-a pair Oh nice.
me negro nelp empioyea ON s'ors s
Iatner iarm are neeins because sreat
sk s, naho appears ! n'sh. upon
mn hear py' e'orn is oaneu III MS IN
ves,sa.ioh. pu. Auuora Iea,ns ."a' nes
u,.,e mas e'"poyeu 'ny p @ na,
Mi.teu ,nan, 'has " annoy Swim paf
en.s' Auuo,a nnos Do'oh ns
p,e " s. AMEN ahu aeu W
am o,o'". app.as , ano says e ne
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the house, and Baird made for this,
with Radcliffe at his heels. Had Baird
been armed he would have waited, but
Radcliffe might do some real damage,
and he concluded that discretion was
the better part of valor Beyond the
dunes train stood on a siding wait
Ing for the express to pass. Baird ran
to the engineer and explained that the
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A HINT TO THE WISE


Shed your machinery SO that 1t
can shed the rain.
II you are going to live here, then
give here. "E
Build to last, and do not be the last
to build. f' .s..
Do not paint the town; paint your
house. ..I .rr
Be an example TO your family not
problem.
Only blind man needs to buy
light unseen. 't.
This city would move much faster
maybe If you did. ff'F
The smaller the town the larger
the possibilities.
Do not be hairtrigger knocker
and slow fuse booster.
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throw the net there mustn't be hole
large enough for perch spawn to
swim through"
There was one thing the consplrators
did regularly, and that was to search
once week the South African sailing
lists. Sometimes, Radcliffe performed
this service, sometimes Bruce, some
times Nine. Du Val herself. So one
day, when Bruce was making the
rounds, he came across the two names.
He jumped into II taxi and spun away
to the Du Val villa to acquaint the
mistress with the news.
"Hunt and Baird are off to South
Africa on Saturday" he announced,
"This means new stunts for US. They're
having a good deal of luck, IL you want
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and Immediately Zudora regretted her
impulse. But she was too plucky to
admit this fact TO Nine. Du Val.
Later she remembered Hunts explicit
warning to stay at home. Nine. Du
Val declared that she was first bound
TO the customs office, ms she had been
notified of the receipt of package Of
Italian laces. After this duty was
over they would ride out to the Bronx.
At the customs office she merely call
ed up three men she could trust to
meet hes at certain spot, Zudora
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

Do not be hairtrigger knocker
and slow fuse booster.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

The smaller the town the larger
the possibilities.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08
CHAPTER XVII.
Ths Island Of Mystery.

IN URING one of his visits as La
Fontaine, the artist, Detective
IL Hunt was fortunate enough to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

Shed your machinery SO that It
can shed the rain.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

Be an example to your family not
a problem.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

Only a blind man needs to buy
light unseen. ''." ,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-08

This city would move much faster
maybe If you did. @ f.I'E